Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 217, 21 July 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. INP- WEDNESDAY, JULY gj, 1920.

THE RICHSIOSFPALLADIDH

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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No City Judge Conditions in the municipal government of Richmond assuredly are in a chaotic condition. With the city council and the board of works at loggerheads ' over the appropriation deemed necessary "for the purchase of needed equipment at the municipal light plant, a contention that has been dragging on for weeks, and the city without an official executive, taxpayers have a right to wonder what its officials believe is their real duty.' Added to this situation is the development that the mayor neglected to appoint a special judge to preside over the city court. Violators of city ordinances cannot be arraigned before a justice of the peace, because, under the Indiana

law, He has no jurisdiction over "cases involving

a trespass against a city law.

The community should be pretty thoroughly

convinced by this time that the municipal gov

ernments of Indiana need a thorough overhauling and that legislation enabling cities to effect reforms should be passed by the next legislature'. Government of cities is a science. It cannot be performed by men who give only part time to

the task. ""Cities cannot be managed on a high

plane of efficient service to the taxpayers who foot the bills by men who are not trained for

the job. Under a commission pr managerial form of government, experts are hired to do a specific work. They are held directly responsible for results. Taxpayers can demand an accounting,

because these men are not politicians but trained workers." "If they fall down in the execution of the work which they have undertaken, taxpayers can rightly demand the whys and wherefores. But so long as we elect men on partisan tickets to be the managers of our government, we can by rights expect nothing else but conditions such as have developed here in the last year.

Chaos, disorder, misunderstandings, differences

between departments, lack of co-ordination, low officiencyi and, most to be regretted of all, a

heavy expense which the taxpayers must foot.

The two gubernatorial nominees have assured

the' Palladium that they favor home rule for cit

ies". Both will support a bill that provides for

this principle with the proper safeguards.

Previous attempts to obtain this legislation in Indiana have foundered on the reef of machine politics. Bosses and their immediate followers

do not want home rule, for it destroys part of the organization which these men have erected in the cities to further their own personal political power and prestige! Party bosses do not control political machin

ery to give taxpayers efficient government, but to perpetuate their own power. The people of Indiana should assert their might against the machine and demand the enactment of laws that will give them control of their municipal affairs.

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- 'Mr, and Mrs: Ve?slcy "Volkc," Frapft ' family..-1. .Miss Bless McKee - spent 1 Rowe.. ""jjWoUcc, and daughters, Mary and ! several days recently with Mary and, field ai

" C." E: Why tsrtlie detective force of

London known as ' Scotland " Yard?

Scotland Yrd Is a place In Whitehall,

London, formerly headquarters of the

London police department. The name has lost' Its original "meaning, buVls retained by the detective force. M. M- iiow long does Jt take the postoff Ice to pay you for a money order that has been lost? Thirty-six days must elapse from " the date of the issuance of the order before a duplicate money order may" be ob talked.-" ' '- -" """ ' '"O.'S. Where are the headquarters

of the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police ? Headquarters. ' are in "Ottawa. L. I. How can grease " spots ' on tables or floors be removed. Moisten them with cold water and soda before scrubbing. This" is said to obliterate the sppt. '' ""' " ' ' " v Readers may obtain imnrtn to questions by writ law the Palladium Questions and Answers department. Questions should be written plainly and ' briefly. ' Answers wlJ be Even briefly.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

AFTER. After the rain and storm sunshine always. 4 After war peace. After tho fight; the worry, the privation, the discouragement, the hunger, the waiting, tho bitterness of nonapproval and lack of appreciation then comes the reward, in happiness and satisfaction fully worth all that it cost. . We know only In a very general way what Is coming after. But this we do knowthat whatever it is, it all depends upon what we do to make It sweet or bitter when it does come. ijThe royal road to fame and fortune is the work road. There is no other I like to look upon a battle scarred veteran, a finished speaker, scientist. Inventor, doctor because I can see, with my mind's eye, a long, winding, rocky road clear back to where they started. The great man always appreciates the after, because he Is always working for it. After school, then play! After being "a good boy," then candy, or a Jacknlfe, or something. So that down through the range of years, there Is this rainbow of promise, this guerdon of hope after. But our "afters"'are not "imported." "We make them ourselves. After the day of long, hard labor, the kind of rest and 6leep that doesn't call for pills and plasters and In the morning a body fit and ready, with a mind clear and alert. And after a life of usefulness a HEREafter about which we know nothing, but which we know will be

fitting the form and substance of the

mind and heart of a human being.

Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton

be kicking because they get only $2,800 a week. " "' Some circus clowns will be trying to star In "Hamlet." ' Another hard matter to get through a young husband's head Is the difference between paying $65 a month rent to Somebody and paying $65 a month Interest to eothebody else. i :

Dinner Stories

A man In a western town was hurt

in a railroad accident, and after being confined to his home for several weeks, he appeared on the street walking with the aid of crutches.

"Hello, old fellow." ereeted an ac

quaintance, rushing up to shake his

hand. "I am certainly glad to see you around again."

"Thanks," responded tho injured

one. I am glad to he around again.

"I see you are hanging fast to your

crutches," observed the acquaintance.

"Can t you do without them? '

"My doctor says I can," answered

the injured man. "but toy lawyecsays

I can't."

A young fellow who was the crack sprinter of his town somewhere in the south was unfortunate enough to

have a very dilatory laundress.

One evening, when he was out for a practice run in his rather airy and abbreviated track costume, he chanced to dash past the house of that dusky lady, who at the time wag a couple of weeks In arrears with his washing.

He had scarcely reached home again when the bell rang furiously and an excited voice was wafted in from the

porch:

"For de Lawd's sake, won't you all

tell Marse Bob please not to go out. no mah till I kin git his clothes round to him?"

Suburban

and family, from near Mount Zlon. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr?. Eagle's parents. .... Rev. Frank " Edwards was the dinner guest Sunday of Will "Miles and family, near Cherry Grove..... Mr. and Mrg. Kelley Engle and Mr." and Mrs. Raymond Thornburg attended the all day meeting at Jericho Sunday afternoon The Sunday school picnic which was held at Glen Miller last Thursday, was a decided success Mr. and Mrs. George Deboy and daughter, Miss Maude, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lin Cain, of. Lynn. --

POLITICS. Politics? AInt nothing In it.

Nothing bo fur's I can see. I-ve done a lot for it sometimes. It don't do nothing for me. I've carrle torches and hollered. 1 I've fit and bled almost died For some pretentious old windbag, Somo party's joy and Its pride. I've fretted over elections. I've put up my hard-earned kale. Voted for boobs, bums and stlckups. Some of 'em landed in Jail. Promises? By the quadrillion. Some of them long and some terse. Changes they promised came surely. Things got a littlo bit worse. Maybe you think I am funny, Not getting het up at all Over that brilliant windjammlng That comes along in the fall. I am" too old to havo spasms. Politics? That ain't my game. No matter much who's elected, I got to work, Just tho same. "Let's hurry up and pay our debts while the dollar looks like 85 cents," advises the Howard "Courant," "because the creditor is still obliged to pretend that it is 100." YOU SAID IT, ALECK. True ease in writing comes from art, not chance, as those move easiest who have learned to dance. Pope, Pirates robbed two American women on a French ship in the Mediterranean. However, if they bad stayed at home, the land pirates would have got them.

WHEN GABRIEL BLOWS HIS TRUMP.

There will be 63 investigations go

ing on. They will be selling a pound of gugar with a dollar's worth of groccrlcs. Eggs will be advancing from $1.80 to ,2.85 a dozen. Some people will still be looking for Mesopotamia upon the map. Ten motion picture companies will be announcing a new drama of the Yukon. Villa will Just be organizing a new Insurrection.

Dave Warfield will be playing "The

Music Master." There will be a theatrical way with barbed wife entanglements ana much poison gas. : The skirts will be getting shorter.

frahriei hail better bldw soon.) I

A. lot Of motion picture stars will Levi Shumaker. . . Charles and Thqntas j

WEST MANCHESTER, O. Mrs. Anna Mitchell is visiting this week with her daughter Mrs. Earl Shilt, and family, at Dayton Charles Steele moved last week to the Wash

Vanco property. The house vacated by them was purchased by Gus Sherer, of Cement City, Mich., and will be occupied by his family. Mr. Sherer i is station agent at the Pennsylvania depot.... Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Fourman spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy Miss Delia Rose of Savona, began work in the tobacco warehouse Wednesday Mrs. O. P. Woverton and Mrs. H. C. Sellman of Greenville, Mrs. C. E. Barmes and Mrs. Ray Brown and daughter Betty Lou, called on Mrs. Mary Trone and family, Thursday evening ...Miss Goldie Howard spent Tuesday at Savona. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fager were In Eaton Friday Mrs. Allen Petry and children, of near Eaton, spent Saturday night with Henry Howard and family, who with Mr. and Mrs. Howard attended the Gray family reunion, Sunday, at the Greenville fairgrounds. ;Miss Jesse Delk and daughter Kathleen, spent Saturday at Richmond Mrs. Glen Siler of Dayton visited Sunday here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dora Miley of Portland, Ind., were guests of relatives at this place Sunday Misses Imo Howell, Sylvia Trone and Glenna Emerick of Dayton, visited their parents during the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fox and son Jack of Dayton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller. Frank Brown of Franklin, O., was a visitor here Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spencer and family, and Mrs. Emma Graham motored to PIqua Sunday, where they Bpent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Favorite Mr. G. G. Williams of Troy, O., visited friends at this place Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Poe entertained their son Leroy and family of Lewisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M- Neth and 6on, Hubert, Miss Carrie Neth of Eaton, and Mrs. Libble "Horn of Dayton, at their home Sunday Stanley Cbrlstttan of Dayton, spent Sunday with

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Christ-

man.... Mr. Harry Hartman of New

Madison, spent Sunday evening at this place Mrs. Libbie Horn and

little granddaughter, Miss Ruth Horn, and Harold Horn of Dayton, are the

guests of relatives and friends at this

place... .Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Seigel, of Dayton, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Leas and Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Leas. . .Robert Protzman, of Dayton, spent Saturday night and

Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Radabaugh of West Milton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radabaugh Mrs. M. II. Pence, of

New Paris, is spending the week with Dr. and Mrs. Carle Beane....Mr. ajid Mrs. Jerry Fager spent" Sunday at Potsdam with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ashbaugh....Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shewman and daughter Gertrude, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will and daughter Dorothy were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Will, at Brookville. , Mrs. Maggie Will, who was a visitor there last week, was also present. ... .Hershel Weaver, who has been seriously ill for several weeks, was taken to" Reid Memorial hospital at Richmond for treatment. Dr. Carter accompanied him James Petry and family visited Sunday with Mrs. Lurenna Trump Margery Leas celebrated her sixth birthday Sunday. J. Albert Leas was her little guest Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown and daughters, Anna and Ellen, of Lewisburg, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barmes. WEBSTER, Ind. Mrs. Chessie Davenport and children, Mary and Harold, Miss Alice Joy, niece of Mrs. Davenport, called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hollingsworth Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stotler and sons, Ernest and Charles, formed a fishing

party south of Milton Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Orange Steddom, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Mali3sa Tingler recently. . .Mrs. Jennie Jessup and June Jarrett spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Clara Culbertson. . .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jay spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Jay. ..John Buckper, of Indianapolis, called on Webster friends Monday. . .Milton Bishop, Of Richmond, was looking after his interests here Monday Mrs. Cora Bartlemay, of Goshen, Is spending several days -with her father, Isaac Steddom Mrs. Turman, who has heen spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Flora Demeree, and family, returned to her home near Chicago Sunday evening Mrs. Allie Miller and son, Glenn, spent Monday at Olive Hill, calling on Mrs. ' Will Mull Mrs. Al. Irvin spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davis. . . .Among

tne Richmond shoppers Saturday were Mrs. Sam Kern and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Will Feasel. John Bond, Norman Beeson, Mrs. Edith Oliver... Mr.

ana Mrs. Walter Beeson entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Martindale.

of Calif., Mrs. Walter Oliver of Ham

mond. 111., Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, Norman and Mary Elma Beeson. Musical numbers were given by members of the party. N BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mrs. Nova Jackson, of St. Louis, Mo., is visiting relatives and friends here..,.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker, of Richmond, are spending a few days here with his parents Miss Margaret Cain, of Fort Wayne, Ind., was the guest Sunday, of her cousin, Miss Maud Deboy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wright and Mr. Wright's mother, Mrs. Asa Wripht spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Senior Rev. Viola Johnson conducted an all day meeting at Jericho. Sunday. She was assisted by Mary V. Couch, of Windfall, Ind. Several from here attended the meeting in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. James Newman and little daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Newman, of Richmond Edward Wright has sold his property here and he and Mrs. Wright will start for California Thursday, where they will make their future home . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. Cleo Hockett and family, of Winchester. They also, made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Erwln, while in the city.. .. .Mrs. J. U. Engle

ABINGT"ON, Ind. Miss Myrtle Miller visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family. ....Mr. and Mr3. Lawrence Wissler and family were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Amanda Wissler and son, Walter. Miss Jeanette Merkamp visited Saturday night and Sunday with home folks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradburn called on Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bertram and family, Friday.. . .Mr. and

Mrs. Charles Glunt and family called on Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Turner and

family, Sunday.. .".Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toschlog were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sittloh and family Miss Emma Miller visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family.. .. .Miss Ethel Stinson, of Richmond, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinson and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lambert, Sunday.. . . .Miss Emma Miller was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and son, Frank .Mr. 'and Mrs. Coy Stevens, Miss Grace Wissler, Miss Ruby Wissler, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bates and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wissler, spent Sunday afternoon at Glen Miller park Several from here shopped in Richmond, Saturday Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Merkamp and family were: Mr- and Mrs. William Fisher, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frazier, of Lynn; Messrs. Wilber and Theodore Sparks, of Indianapolis, Miss Eva Wissler and Mr. Ray Weiss. Evening callers were

Martha.. . :.Ben Weiss, Who is at Reid

.Memorial Hospital, at Richmond, suffering from' the effects of a broken leg, is recovering. " BOSTON, Ind. Miss Letha Phillips returned home Wednesday1 after' a visit with friends at Creensfork 1 Mr. and Mrs." L. I. Balienger are tha parents of a baby boy.. ., .Master Bernard Benner Js visiting his grandparents at New Paris,-Oh!o.....Mis3 Choredal Comptpn of College Corner, visited Misses Jennie Mfller and Dorothy Frazeen last week.. .'. .Mrs. Harry Peck visiting relatives at Goshen

....Mrs. Edgar Johnson 'and son, of Peru, are visiting here. . . . :Rev; Thorn

and family motored to Lynn and vis

ited relatives Friday and Saturday.;. .'.Mrs. Charles Rogers and daughter.

Grace, of Peru, spent the week-end

with -Mr. and ' Mrs. Dwight Black.

east of town.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Ketron, accompanied by- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bosworth, of - Cincinnati, left Friday for a vjslt in Virginia.. .Miss Gladys Woods of Abington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Simons.!... William McClaJn and children are visiting relatives in Virginia. Miss Lucile Ketron is spending this week in Richmond with relatives Harry Pottnger and Rife Pyle of Connersville, spent the week end with home folks.. ' . ' .Russel Stanley spent Tuesday in Peru. FAIRFIELD. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Blooming Grove, spent Wednesday afternoon the gueBt of Mrs. Isabel

Swift and daughter, Miss Laura Rope. ....Mr. and Mrs. Omar Perspnette entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. McKee and family, Alfred Honeas and Omer Himeljck and family. Jame3 P. Cromwell of Cincinnati, O., and Miss Agnes Burdsong " of Hamilton, recently married, spent several days last week with his father, Theodore Cromwell.. .Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs. Bart Whitney

were the guests of Mrs. Moore and

daughter, Anna, at Cedar Grove, re

cently H. H. Rose and Miss Blanche Cromwell were at Latonia;

Ky., recently Leda May, the J3

months-old babe of Bart and Mabel

Whitney, (nee Cromwell) died after a

three days illness, June 27. The fu

neral and burial were held at the

Guardian Angel church, Cedar Grove,

Ind.. . . .Jesse Doyle, Sr., Percy Doyle

and family of Anderson, spent Satm

day night and Sunday with L. B. Doyle

and wife...:. J. W. Barbour and wife

spent Friday with Clyde Rose and

Dorothy Personette..'. . I . Mrs. Hannah

Johnston. Mrs. Laura Johnston and

Miss Lydia Logan spent Sunday after noon " with the Mehany sisters.. . .

Born to Clarence and Ozella Banning a baby boy, July 4.. ...Misses Ruth Preston, Edith Stelnard and Eugene Howard and Robert Preston motored to Connersville July 4.. . . .Born to Mr. afid Mrs. John E. McMaban (nee Alpha Mullin), a baby girl, Ruth Marie, July 1 Mr. and Mrs. IL R." Jinks entertained at dinner July 4, Mr: and

Mra.' George Jinks and John Steinard and famllyl; .. .Miss Blanche Cromwell

entertained a number of ladies in

honor of her friend. Miss Cecilia Sig-

ler, of Cleveland... The Fairfield Home

Economic cmb held their July meet ing In the form of a picnic, last Wednesday." The members of the High

land club were guests.. . . .Omar Hlme-

lick threshed Monday afternoon.

Omar Personette and family spent

Sunday with Darlie Hanna and wife

: Mrs. Betsy Bultman and Clarence

Whitcamper attended a dance at the

Big Sycamore last Saturday nighL. .

HAGERSTOWN. Ind. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Monroe entertained Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Q. E. Replogle, Mr. and Mra. Wyatt Gibson and Ruth Gebhart, of

Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. George Mon

roe and Edward Monroe Mr. and

Mrs. James Innls, Miss Pauline Innis, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. ' Louis Petty and baby and

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gordon were

guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Innls and family, near Sugar Grove... Dan Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Mrs. Anna TJnthank and daughter,

Miss Virginia Unthank," left Sunday

In an automobile for California.: . . .

Mrs. Mary May was the guest Satur

day night and Sunday, of Mr. ' and

Mrs. Ray Warfel.. . . .Mrs." Margaret Swain and granddaughter, Margaret Meeker, of Iowa,-' are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. T. T. Sells.. . . .Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Brown entertained" at dinner

Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fox, Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Jones and daughters, the Misses Rita and Hilda Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newcbmb, Mrs. Emma" Williams and mother; Mrs. Lydla

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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hat-

and family, of Indianapolis, spent

last Week end here and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Conniff and family. Lawrence Ford, who came with them, remained Here for a few ays-...-Mrs. James Knapp of this place, was a guest at a luncheon given Wednesday, by Mrs. J. P. Goodrich, at the Clypool hbtel. In Indianapolis..... W. K. Purdy. sonlof Mrs. Matilda Purdy, who has been In the U. S. navy for 18 years, was mustered out last week, and is spending his vacation with his mother here. ' -He probably will reenlist..... Mrs. Blanche Ilixf and Mrs. Clara Jenkins, at Richmond, entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Geisler, Mrs. Elmyra WhlteselL Mr. and " Mrs. Frank WblteseU and Miss " Mary Belle - Furnish Miss Josephine Foyst returned home Saturday from three Rivers. Mich, where she was the guest of Lavern Brannan.

CONVINCING TESTIMONY Given By Many Richmond People. Experiences told by Richmond people Those who have had weak kidneys Who used Doan's Kidney Pills Who found the remedy effective Such statements prove meritYou might doubt an utter stranger. You must believe Richmond people. Here's Richmond proof. Verify it. riead. Investigate. Be convinced. Ask your neighbor! You'll find why Richmond folks believe In Doan's. E. W. Carlos, salesman, 333 S. Thirteenth St., Richmond, pays: "I can endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy. I have used them on several occasions when my kidneys have been out of order and acted Irregularly and when my back has bothered me. Doan's Kidney Pills have always relieved those attacks and I know they are worthy of a trial by anyone having weak kidneys.'! "' -1 Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney pills the same ' that Mr. Carlos had.' Foster-MUburn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Advertisement.

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CANDIES Fresh Stock Always "Phil"" Zuttermeister Now at 1103 Main

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