Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 244, 23 August 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND, MONDAY, AUG. 23, 1920.

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No Time for Coal Strikes

"The spirit shown by those day men who are

causing a shutdown of Indiana coal mines does

them no credit," says the Indianapolis Star.

"Theirs is not the attitude the country has a right to expect from right-minded American

citizens. They are inflicting hardship and incon

vonience upon the public, imposing loss upon

their associates in the coal mines, and all to no

purpose. The operators have asked that the question in controversy be determined by a commission to be named by the president and have signified a willingness to have the wage increases that may be determined upon date from Aug. 16. "Those day men would lose nothing by waiting. Meantime they are striking and forcing into idleness three others for each one of themselves. Those, in the Indiana district are generally insisting on a. raise of $2 and are trying to compel the payment of that demand. The oper

ators say the demands of the day men would result in granting to them more than was awarded by the federal commission to those whose wages are figured on a tonnage basis., They are will

ing to pay whatever is necessary to put the day men on an equality with others at the mines. "Themining of coal is not merely a little private affair concerning only the operators and the day men at the mines. There has been such serious interference with the normal fuel output recently that public utilities and private consumers are short on supply. The water companies, gas companies and electric railway concerns are facing the danger of suspension if coal

mining is hampered. It is illogical, unfair and un-American to shut off the people's coal supply

in order to force compliance with, a demand re gardless of whether that be right or wrong.

"President Wilson never made a statement

more to the point than when, in his telegram to

President Lewis, of the miners, on July 30, he said: 'The United Mine Workers of America is the largest single labor organization in the United States, if not in the world, but no organization can long endure that sets up its own strength as being superior to its plighted faith or its- duty'to society at large.' Those day men who are forcing a cessation of mine operations because they have the strength to do so are injuring their 'own cause and that of the men who are associated with them in the coal industry. They should listen to counsel of their responsible leaders whorealize responsibility to the public."

Answers to Questions

R. P. D. What Is the Gold Coast? It stretches for 334 miles along the Gulf of Guinea, between the French

ivory Coast and Togoland. The colony Is administered by a governor with an executive and a legislative council. The area is about 80,000 square miles, and its population about 1,503,300. Reader "What Is the exact date of Indiana's admission into the union? December 11, 1816. A. P. What is the origin of the Liberian republic? It had its origin in the efforts of several colonization societies of Europe and America to make permanent provision for freed American slaves. On July 26, 1847, the state was constituted as the free and independent republic of Liberia. The constitution is on the model of that of the United States, The total area is about 40,000 square miles. Benders may obtain answer to questions by writing; the Palladlnm (tueatlona and Answers department. Questions Khonld be written plainly and briefly. Answers will be clven briefly.

of early history. One of the Cleopatras was so called, we are told. j Long popular in Greece and Egypt, It did not make its appearance in England until the nineteenth century, when it was adopted by the Wesleyan

Countess of Huntingdon. Since then, its vogue has been widespread on both sides of the Atlantic. In this country it is generally regarded as a Puritan name by those who are not aware of its earlier association with famous sirens. The moonstone is Sellnas talismanic gem. It will bring her success in love and -will preserve her charm and graciousness. Monday is her lucky day

tand 3 her lucky number.

Today's Talk Ey Georgs Matthew Adams

1 DEDICATING THINGS TO TIME ' In my reading the other day, I came across this rtrikin? sentence from a man who now Is dead, but from whose pen fell diamond dust for the ages to hunt out. and pick up. "The men who stand out before a groping world as beacon-lights were Dipn of great faults and unequal performances." The figure referred to was Henry D. Thoreau. The Writer, however, did not glorify this particular man's failings, but only emphasized his greatness in rplte of them. During Thoreau's day,' there wpre many famous writers who wrote what they thought other folks who bought books thought. But Thoreau only wrote what he thought. Thats why today he is increasingly read and revered and why those who laughed at him

then, are forgotten now. Thoreau wrote for the heart of all time. Lowell, Emerson, Alcott, Grcely. Whitman, Hawthorne were all his friends. But everybody loved him, for he loved everything. Little children used to follow him and hang to his coat, tails. He used to whittle them boats and things paying no attention to the flight of time, because he thought this was a fine way In which to use it. Those who dedicate things to all time, have a peculiar way of placing values. For down the shadow of their lane, the great God walks! TV look at the representations of the gaunt figure of the great Lincoln. We Fcan the furrowed lines of the masterful face hid in sweetness but we don't often remember that while he lived, he was one of the loneliest men who ever breathed. When men dedicate things to time.

the bar and put my change in ft;

"Didn't you tell me that we could always find some place around hero that's cool?" inquired the summer boarder. "I did," answered Farmer Corntossel; "and I never misrepresent. There is such a place, only I can't keep it open all the time." "Whereabouts?" "In the icehouse." "Will you allow me to step into your office for a moment?" said the man who was buying a quantity of gasoline at a service station. "Why, certainly," replied the gasoline merchant. "You look upset. Anything wrong?" "Nothing particluarly. I noticed mv grocer coming down the street. I'm three months behind with my bill, and I lack the gall of some people. I can't Fnap my fingers at my grocer and go right, on indulging in a luxury I can't afford."

Good E

By Roy K. Moulton

ooa evening

We have been sweltering through the past few evenings writing a blizzard story for the Christmas number of a magazine. No wonder so many people ask why it is necessary to send to Africa for ivory. We now have the overlapping theatrical season. The hew one opens two weeks before the old one cIoscb HOW TO BEAT THE H. C. L. Clean your straw hat You can dc this very easily by using any one of 5.fi43 liquid cleansers. You can do it at home during leisure hours, and it need not take more than a week.

After you have got through cleaning

ihev spend no effort in advertising the ! it, the rim will be limber and will

iacr. "Thought, is the thing,' said the Thoreau. who died at the age of but 44. It is the only thing, too, of which we may-

fay immortality is formed. And thru thought alone are we able to become great, useful and enduring. This is why it is so useless for us to borrow other men's tools with which to

work.

droop becomingly over your right eye and left ear. The hat will weigh seven pounds and will be so sticky that once you take hold of it you won't be able to let go. It will not be much good as a hat, but It will

j be clean, and 'tha is the result you

siariea out to get. Repair your own automobile. The first thing to do is to take it all

Let us live. Let us think. Let us be I apart and spread the various parta

V-ind. Let us not be ungenerous, but

frenuine. And let us resolve anew each flay that our chance is here and now that it has arrived! And that nothins la lost, which we choose to keep. And then to give away!

Dinner Stories

"Well, fcir," said the bartender 'n one of the few remaining wet towns: "What will you have?" "A Scotch highball." said the f-tranger. as he looked about him in p. dazed way, "I've been living for years in a dry town." "I suspected that, sir." "Yes, yes. How all this carrier me back! Er as a personal favut to mo will you spill a little beer on

around on the ground, nd get yourself

all covered with black grese. When it is all taken apart you can't tcil what is the matter with it because you can't try it out until you get it together again. You will have 15 or 20 parts left over, in which the operation resembles, in many respects, the assembling of a league of nations. If it won't run after you get It assembled you are at 1 ast no worse off tbfHi you were when you took it apart. Then send it to a repair shop.

i The best way to save money la

I not to spend it. and tho best way not '

to spend it is not to eat, sleep, or wear clothes.

PERSONAL PREJUDICES. I don't believe a man who wears a derby hat in the summer is necessarily crazy. He may be doing it to win a bet. . I often wonder what certain movis stars thing about and with. I have been writing columns for

COMFORTS OF HOME FOUND IN NEW U. 8. SUBMARINES WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. The crews of nine new 300-foot submarines now under construction for the United States Navy will travel with less discomfort than one experiences in a pullman car state room. Difficulty Is obtaining crews for submarines in all navies has been duo largely to cramped and stuffy quarters in which the men have been compelled to live. The navy department states it has found a solution to these problems. Special listening devices on the submarines will enable them to detect any suspicious movement, as that of an attacking destroyer, a torpedo or an enemy submarine within four miles. Also they will have a radius of operation greater than that of any battleships in the navy.

What's in a Name (Copyright)

Relina, is

SELINA.

sometimes

spelt Selena

a long time, but I have never written "L "1B nows cieany tne in-

"urauc in us lnreresiine origin. It

one that pleased everybody. I would rather walk than pay 4o cents a gallon for gasoline. I believe the most attractive part of the usual automobile advertisement is the young lady in the one-piece bathing suit who is seated on the running board. We have "broken the heart of the world," but apparently not of the Bol-sheviki.

was adopted In England under the

i mistaken impression that it renro-

duced the French Celine, an error which later proved fortunate since It introduced a charming name fitted to the fairest English maid. Selina signifies 'moon.' Sellne was the Greek term for the moon and named another moon goddess, separate from Artemis, or Diana. It seems to have been a favorite with goddesses and sirens and other beautiful women

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Lack of .system and compliance with state laws, together with poor bookkeeping, was said to be responsible for erora which were discovered in regard to the payment of city of Richmond improvement bonds In the past 20 years. The city had lost $21,998.24 through the errors, according to a report by employes of the Municipal Research bureau.

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The PERIDOT and SARDONYX are the blrthstones for August. We have a good selection of both

ORDER SHORTAGE BLAMED FOR WOOLEN CO. SHUTDOWN BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 23. William L. Wood, president of the American Woolen company, issued a statement regarding an announcement that Governor Cox of Ohio was to investigate the laying off of workmen by various largo corporations. Including the American Woolen company. Mr. Wood said: "For Governor Cox or any one else to say that the mills of the American woolen company were shut down for any other reason than for want of orders is too ridiculous to pav any attention to."

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EXCURSIONISTS BECOME SEASICK ON LAKE TRIP MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Aug. 23. It was a sick crowd of passengers that arrived in Michigan City on the steamer Florida from Chicago to celebrate the Joseph F. Haas day. Many signified their intentions of returning via rail father than face the tempest of Lake Michigan, which has been churned into a boiling sea by the

heavy north winds that have been blowing all day.

RAILWAY EMPLOYES KILLED TOLEDO. O., Aug. 23. Edward Knattin, railway car inspector, who was Injured Saturday night when ha was run over by cars, died In a hospital here. William Daney, who was working with Knattin, was killed Instantly by the cars. The men were under a car when other cars crashed into the. one under which the two men were working.

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