Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 224, 29 July 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND IND., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920.

PAGE THREE

PEOPLE OF LIBERTY ENJOY CHAUTAUQUA; OR, PARKER SPEAKS

LIBERTY. Ind.. July 29. The Redpath Chautauqua opened in Liberty Tuesday afternoon with an unusually large attendance, for the first day C. A. Glle, of Chicago, is acting as platform superintendent, and Misa Ora Harris, of the Chicago School of Expression, has charge of the Junior Chautauqua . MIbb Harris is coaching the children of the community for a pageant "The Good Fairy Thrift" which will be given on Sunday afternoon For the opening performance the Premier singers and playerB gave a most enjoyable program, which was divided into three parta. The first part the company, composed of four ladles, appeared In Irish costumes and gave a groupe of Irish songs and readings. The closing number of the first part

of the program, was a cello solo "To An Evening Star". The second part was a salvation army Bcene, and th members of the company wore th army costume, first giving the well known regular army bugle calls which are well known to the greater part of the people, and the calls and signals used by the Salvation army, which were new to the people of the community. "These were followed by a groupe of Salvation Army songs and ended with an appeal to the people: " Don't Forget the Salvation Army." Miscellaneous Numbers Enjoyed. Miscellaneous numbers made up the ilaBt part of the program which were composed of vocal and instrumental numbers and the company's reader gave a most enjoyable number in

Swedish dialect, which was enjoyable. A closing number "The Jewel Song" from the opera Faust was given. The Premier singers and players gave a short concert In the evening during which Beveral enjoyable vocal and Instrumental numbers were given. Dr. George L. Parker, who Is widely "known Inspirational speaker, gave the address of the evening, using as his subject, "The Man Of A New Age". Dr. Parker has been with the Redpath for a total of seven years, however ho has spent the past three years us pastor of an American Church in Petrograd, Russia. He presented a whole hearted appeal for the people of Russia. He also used the people of Russia as a contrast to the people of the United States In every form. Wednesday afternoon the Hippie Concert company gave a most enjoyable musical program, using delightful combinations of piano, drums, violin, trombons, saxaphone, Xylophone, and flute. They were unusual in their original productions.

Fernando Calderon

Don Fernando Iglesias-Calderon, Mexican high commissioner to the United States, with the rank of ambassador, typifies the old and new In Mexico. He Is a most pleasing personality, with all the grace and none f rf tho nantlflAee of

J,7$ 'the old Spanish

Spanish descent, his ' family has been '' long In Mexico. A man of vast learning, culture ' and refinement, Mr. ' Igleslas (Calderon was his mother's ' name) reminds one ' for all the world of

'.the southern gentleman of the old

school. Yet the Mexicanhigh commis

sioner is anything

but a mere ornament. He Is a strong

man in the best sense of the term, and does not hesitate to call a spade a spade, although he does so in such a manner as to express positive con

viction without giving offense.

Mr. Igleslas largely held aloof from

the reign of Porflrlo Diaz, foreseelni

Just such a mess as followed the overthrow of that srong character after thirty years as Mexico's president. He condemned not so much the things which Don Porflrio did as those things which he left undone. Following the assassination of Francisco I. Madero, the present Mexican high commissioner did not hesitate to speak his mind, although he knew full well the danger of doing so with a man like Vlctoriano Huerta In power. As a result he was thrown into prison, but escaped with the assistance of persona who recognized his worth as a man and a citizen of the republic. This was the real occasion of his visit to the United States in 1914, when he spent a month in Washington, and was received by President Wilson as a distinguished citizen of Mexico, at a time when Mr. Wilson was not receiving Mexicans. The president went over the Mexican situation ar length with Mr. Iglesias, who took great pleasure in telling newspaper men th day after he arrived here as high commissioner, that his own views coincided exactly with those of the American chief executive. The Mexican high commissioner has made a distinctly favorable impression on the fw government officials he has mot. He Is a man of seventy years, extremely well preserved, and quite active for a man of his age.

SHRINERS UNDER WAY

TOWARD DIG ACTIVITIES

The "Council of Seven" of the

Shrlners of Richmond met in executive session Wednesday evening and form

ally organized the "Zem Zem Shrine club" of Richmond. Officers, details of organization, committees on finances, amusements, etc., will be decdied upon at a mass meeting of all Shrlners

of . the city and vicinity, to be held at the K. of P. Temple at 7:30 p. m., August 6th.

A tentative plan to be offered the mass meeting for financing the club, was soon disposed of, and the name decided on. Zem Zem is a spot his

torically dear to all those who diBport the red fez, and proved acceptable likewise because of its short snappy

sound.

Other matters out of the way and

the date for the mass meeting and smoker decided on, the matter of greatest Import, the coming "big

show" which la contemplated for Sep

tember was brought to the attention

of the council.

Sheik Raggedwhlpkers, Frank Hol

land, aided by Doo Duffin then pnt the

big proposition of the evening before the council. The plan call3 for a display never attempted before. In Richmond, with caravan, and all the paraphernalia used in the larger cere

monials in larger cities. It la planned,

if this attraction is brought to Rich

mond, to have a corps of doctors in

spect all who wish to view this show.

no one showing the slightest evidence of weak heart or inclined to hysterica to be permitted to attend. The Illustrious Scribe was instruct

ed to write the manager of one of the largest bodies of performers, who

never appear except for Shrlners, to obtain terms for their act here. Future action at the mass meeting will

depend on the terms offered.

All Shrlners, no matter where they

hold their membership, who live in

Richmond or vicinity, and who are desirous of participating In the fun, are urged to be present at the mass meeting and smoker August 6, A especial

invitation is accorded those in nearby smaller cities who are not members of any Shrine clubs, but who could

attend the festivities here.

The Council of Seven, Sheik Ragged-

whiskers, Abdul Duffln, including the other celebrities, George Gause, J. W.

Morris, Roy Fry, W. D. Scoble, H.

Clyde McGriff, will have charge of the plots for the stunts to be given in the

near future. All who have fertile imaginations will be given an opportunity to offer suggestions along this line at the next meeting.

Yoa Can Make Cider and Vinegar, Without Violating Law, Rales State Head npranKe h. number of letters have re

cently been received at the office of

the Federal prohibition direction, asKlng that the laws regarding the manufacture of cider and vinegar be explained, the office has requested the publication of the following Interpretation of the law: Any person may, without permit.

and without giving bond, manufacture non-Intoxicating cider and fruit Juices, and in so doing he may take his apples or fruits to a custom mill and have them made Into cider and fruit Juices. After such non-intoxicating cider and fruit Juices are made, they must be tised exclusively in the home, and when so used, the phrase "non-intoxicating" means non-intoxlcatlng in fact and not necessarily less than one-half of 1 per cent alcohol. Or if the person making such cider and fruit Juices desires to do so. he may (1) Sell such cider and fruit Juices at any time to persons having permltB to make vinegar; (2) If he preserves such cider and fruit Juices at the time they are made, he may sell same to the public in general; (3) Or he may sell said cider and other fruit Juices so long as they contain less than one-half of one per cent of alcohol, but the purchasers thereof cannot UBe or possess the same after they contain more than one-half of one per cent of alcohol. The elder in the home may be allowed to turn to vinegar if the owner

desires, provided he adds no sugar or

other fermentable substance to the cider or fruit Juices to increase the alcoholic content thereof. Inasmuch as such practice Is held to constitute a

mash fit for distillation. He may sell paid vinegar to any one who may de

sire to purchase it.

This regulation is not intended to cover the commercial use of cider and fruit Juices, but merely the use of the

same as applied to the home.

ANDER80N CIDER HA3 KICK. ANDERSON. Ind., July 29. As the result of frequent stories, related in police court by intoxicated persons, that they were affected by cider purchased at local drink emporiums. J. M. Montgomery, Federal prohibition officer gathered a number of samples of cider sold here and sent them to the state chemist. Analysis showed that in all but one of the cases the cider contained more than one-half of one per cent alcohol.

OKLAHOMA TO YIELD 40,000,000 BUSHELS WHEAT (By Associated Press) OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July 29.

Unexpected heavy yields will boost

the total wheat production of Oklahoma this year to 40,000,000 bushels, John A. Whltehurst, president of the state board of agriculture, predicted today. Earlier estimates placed 35,000,000 bushels as a liberal figure for the crop.

New Song Hit That

Stirs the Heart

The Musical extract below is tak

en from a new song, said to be the latest New York sensation entitled.

"FOR EVERY BOY WHO'S ON THE LEVEL (THERE'S A GIRL WHO'S ON THE SQUARE)" is a ballad of the high class popular order, and has a story which touches the heart together with a pretty melody which Is well blended and makes a decided impression on the hearer and once heard is never forgotten. For Every Boy Who's On The Level (There's A Girl Who's On The Square)

GOVERNOR MORROW HELPS TO OVERPOWER INTRUDER NEW YORK. July 29. Aroused by the scuffling of the guests with an alleged burglar in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel here today. Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky, rushed from his room and helped overpower the intruder, who fought desperately to escape.

RESTRAINED FROM BEATING EX-WIFE; MAN KILLS SELF ELKHART, Ind., July 29. Joseph Hess, 53 years old, a bicycle repair

man, committed suicide by swallowing poison In a fire station here last night after three firemen had restrained him from beating his divorced wife.

SIMPLEX IRONERS Sold by The Richmond Electric Co.

KEEP TP TO THM WiHK Good health Is Impossible when the kidneys are weak, overworked or diseased. When they fall to filter out of the blood the poisons and - Impurities that cause sore, swollen muscles and Joints, backache or rheumatio pains, prompt steps should be taken to rive the kidneys and bladder the help these symptoms indicate they need. James Carmen. Mayfield. Ky writes: -I am In g-ood shape and can say I found Foley Kidney Pills certainly fine. I can't say enough for them." For saJe by A. G. Luken & Co., (30 Mala BC Advertisement.

jpss eHson jfe mJ MUSIC ifl

.-IsF

at

who'soa the le - vel,

Fur ar-'ry boy

Tficre's a girt who' just the same When you;

i " L . .

J ram-blcwith a heart Remem-berfroaaths ZJI , - U- S-,J--V- . i

start, Tt al-wavspavato plav an hon-t

cn)ki J ata. .hm. Imi, miui The song will no doubt win great fame throughout the country owing to the wonderful lyric which tells a story that has a moral. It is splendidly recorded for your Phonograph or player piano.

Hats $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Formerly Progress Store 9lf MAIN.

ST. LOUIS EDITOR DIES SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 29. William Marlon Reedy, St Louis, widely-known editor, died here Wednesday. He came to San Francisco to attend the Democratic convention and was taken ill following its close.- He was publisher of Reedy's Mirror, a St. Louis weekly.

Bring Your Kirk's Soap Coupons to TRACY'S

Let us give you your book "EDISON and MUSIC "Edison and Mosie" shows yoa period cabinets which reflect England's dignity Frances luxury Italy's inspired art. Seventeen of them. Every Edison period phonograph is a monument to the old master designers Chip. pendale. Sheraton, the Adam Brother and others. 2&NEW EDISON

ALL OVERSIZE M

Made in "DAISY" and 'SKroLOCK"Trcads

m

mm

IN THE WE5TCOTT PHARMACY

EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI

via

Sunday, August 1st C1 trr ROUND TRIP tP-LeOe) Including Tax Leaving Richmond 8:15 a. m. Returning, leave Cincinnati 5:50 p. m. (Central Time) For information inquire agent Home Tel. 2062

THOR

WASHING VACHINES RONERS

Stanley Plumbing & Electric Co. 910 Main St. Phone 1286

BATHING SUITS For Men, Women and Children VIGRAN 617 MAIN STREET

mams, X. i Tootsy

THE early French and English trap, mffM': ' -itM V pen and explorers travelled from the WJS&WMtmbik . . V ' r ' rk-kiA.

Ocean to the Missis-dent with. MFMM&mW& : "

mning Tt.mmM A I S ' X' 'V

lakes and the &2m!m&&B Sitf. '5. V

3kM & - ' . ' -JfA

Atlantic

ssing a single n tus they used th

;n them.

Light, smoothly gliding birch bark canoes furnished a comfortable mode of travel upon the lakes. But, on the Portages the travellers had to face an ordeal that tried and tested the mettle and muscle of the stoutest. Over those rwelve Parteges have toflcrl uch men as La SaDe, with HU band of white men, the first to are the Ohio, and fim to explore the Mlssteaippii Celeron, the courier of the French Kinj, carrying hij teaden plates to annex the new country to France: Marquette, in bis Journey to the Mississippi, and the lealous missionaries in their quest of new people to win for the faith. "These places are called Vafr," wrote an old Jesuit three centuries ago, "inasmuch as one is compelled to transport on his shoulders all the baggage and even the boat in order to find some other river, or make one's way around these rapids and torrents and it is often necessary to go for several leagues loaded down like pack-mules, climbing moontains and descending valleys, amid a thousand difficulties and a thoi. -ind fears, a&d among rocks or amid thickets known only So mw-li, aninxala,

PURDUE PLANS TRACTOR FARM MANAGEMENT SURVEY LAFAYETTE. Ind., July 29. Under the direction of the farm management of Purdue university and Walter V. Kell, county agent, a farm management purvey and tractor study will be conducted in Tippecanoe county beginning Aug. 2. The purpose of the purvey is to ascertain why rorae farms are more profitable than others. The cost of horse and tractor labor will be compared and the effect on crop yields and farm organization by a tractor will also be determined. Information will be sought from the farmers instead on giving it. Farm facta from farmers is what those in charge of the purvey are after and the data secured will be analyzed for the benefit of every farmer in the county. According to the data available there are 187 tractors in use in Tippecanoe county.

Food That Contains Its Own Sugar Grapelluts Delightful in "flavor Full of nourishment Always Ready No Waste Grape-Nuts Saves Sugar

ji i niMiMi ii ! II ii in uwi nun ii I 'C," a iisii in mi mm n hi -) PA DRINK, j

o

ftEs.u3.ftAT.orr.

TUE 9NAPPY LIME DPINk'

-Refreshing! After a day in the open, Green River refreshes thoroughly satisfies thirst. Green River is a different drink of distinctive flavor one that pleases and satisfies. At all soda fountains Bottled In Richmond by B. & B. BOTTLING WORKS PHONE 2371 713 N. D. ST.

0 1925 S. Co.

I "HE modern tourist journeys from coast to coast on cushions of air. The properly designed pneumatic tire gives to present day travellers the same easy-riding-comfort on land that the canoe gave our ancestors on the water. But very often the tire designer--in his leal to produce a sturdy tire gains strength at the expense of riding-comfort. Rough riding tires take the joy out of motoring. PORTAGE TIRES are big comfortable tires, scientifically designed to absorb jolts and jars and to keep shocks from reaching the passengers. At the same time PORTAGE TIRES easily withstand the terrific impacts that every tire receives in the day's journey over uneven pavements. Perfectly balanced construction is the reason: that is no great secret

but it is a most difficult perfection to achieve. Portage Tires Ride with Canoe Comfort

PORTAGE TIRE &. RUBBER CO.

AKRON

What Has Become of the Old-fashioned Prices? that Dad and Mother used to come to town after in the days of Dobbin and the old family carriage? MARSHALL'S DEP'T STORE comes within the closest range of offering those old-time prices. Ever try down here to see how far an iron cart wheel would

go? Better try it and you'll be surprised.

09