Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 245, 24 August 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND TUESDAY, AUG. 24, 1920.

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NATION'S BUSINESS HOLDS STEADILY ON COURSE, IS BELIEF New York Journal of Commerce.

The Inquiry Into business conditions ; conducted by this newspaper and pub-

lished during the past week furnishes a fair cross section of opinion among influential factors in some of the more important branches of trade. There is a general, correspondence in the information afforded which

shows uniformity and suggests strongly that the nation is passing definitely j thru the uncertainties which have; been noted from time to time during j recent months. All this is encourag-.

ing and seems to correspond with the reports from many other sources which have lately come to hand. , As the best basis for optimism the facts respecting our agricultural and other productive output .may be cited. There is now god reason to expect crops up. to the general average of the past few years in most lines, and In some cases well above it. Prices are good, and while there is some tendency .to readjust the exorbitant values that have existed in months past this must be regarded as wholesome rather than the reverse. It would, indeed, be a regrettable thing if in time of plenty food values were advancing Instead of receding as they should. There will be a full return to the farmer and his buying power shows every indication of sustaining itself well in most parts of the country. Manufacturers Holding Pace. Coupled with this general situation in the productive basis of the nation is to be counted the fact that manufacturing, all things considered, is holding its own well. There was a good deal of talk in the spring to the effect that production in manufacturing lines had fallen off, a statement which has been shown by facts to be largely baseless. Such Ptatistics are not fuily up to date, due to the difficulty of getting conclusive returns that are more or less behind-hand at any given time. There has been some suspension in a certain number of lines, and this will show as the new figures come forward. On the other hand there has been revival in several, and it may be broadly stated that both in derived industries and in agriculture there is an encouraging state of things.

It is in building and the allies lines that there is perhaps the least satisfactory outlook. We are far behind on accommodations in housing and a like case exists abroad. This is a complex rroblem, partly due to taxation. The community will not be speedily relieved, but will only gradually re

cover from its present troubles. Measures are now, however, in process for the improvement of some of the conditions that are most troublesome end it may reasonably be expected that there will be a change for the better befor? long. From the investment standpoint and this has its direct bearing not only upon the buildins industry but upon any business which requires a large fixed capital there are seriou3 problems to be met. Lack of Capital Obstacle. It will be a good while before the lack of capital which now exists is rvercome and during this transition period there will inevitably be more or less suffering or hardship due to readjustment of prices and the alterations in demand and supply which follow upon all such changes. Sound observers are now of the opinion that this state of things will not continue in any ncute form for an unduly long time. It is, however, true ijiat there is demand fo capital in many directions, with lack of saving or real investment, and that in consequence there will have to be high rater- of return upon money. This necessarily furnishes somewhat of a handicap which nusiness will have to meet. Such forecasts are not always accurate, but there is the best of reasons for b"lievintr in the correctness of their general trend.

Sizes Up Women; Dr. Stewart Thinks She Should Stav "Put" in the Home

"Woman" was the subject of the lec-1 ture given Monday evening at the Richmond Chautauqua by George K Stuart, of Birmingham, Ala., who substituted in the place of Dr. Tindley, unable to appear. "This is distinctly a woman's age." said the snvaker. "Our civilization is due to' the standard of woman; when woman's standard is low, civilization is low; where it is high, so is civill zation, and woman's standard in Amer ica during the past century has been higher than any other in the world. "In France," he continued, "woman in a toy; in Germany she is a woman,

in England she is a lady and in America she is wife, mother and daughter. Woman is smarter than a great many men. Her intelligence is not to be questioned in so far as her casting the ballot is concerned. She has as much right to cast a ballot as she has to buy a postage stamp and mail a letter. There is no impropriety in her voting.

"To say that every woman ought to

marry is talking nonsense. God meant

that some women should not marry and I admire some of them who do

not, rather than criticize them, when

there are so many men in the world

who are not fit to marry. Has Ability In Professions.

"To question a woman's ability in medicine, pedagogy, law, etc., is not possible, because she has proved the

test in all of these things. Woman works everywhere, but where is her right place? God designed her to be the maker of the home, and when the woman leaves the home the world is fated. . I fear that the modern move ments will set her adrift and when she leaves the home she is leaving the hub for the rim. She has more movement but less power. "Man and woman were created by God and all species of life was created male and female, and the male was made the stronger. When God created the world he made the farm and the home. On the farm he put the male and in the home he placed the woman. Adam's curse was put on the farm, and Eve's curse in the home. "Although woman's mind is stronger than a man's she does not have so much of it. A woman never reasons

a thing out, but uses her instinct wth which she is endowed. Her mind was mado from minutia." Adanacs Give Prelude. The prelude to the evening's lectura was given by the Adanac quartet, their last appearance. The program was made ud of request numbers. Among

j them was the "Invictus," sung by the

baritone, Harley Sherris, who delighted his audience wit han encore "Romeo in Georgia," a southern ballad. Mr. McDonald, basso, repeated tho "Horn." The last and most beautifully sung of all the numbers given by the

Indiana Brevities

quartet In their appearance here was "Good Bye." by Tosti.

The Richmond Chautauqua manage-1 was forced to take this action In order

Shelbyvllle Most manufacturing plants in this city have ceased operations as a result of the suspension of

electric power furnished by the Interstate Public Service company, which

ment considered itself fortunate In se

curing the Adanac quartet, which il has wanted to book for a number of years. It is hoped that they will return next year.

Ohio News Flashes

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 24 More than 3000 delegates from all parts of the United States attended the opening meeting Monday of the National Imperial conference, composed of negro Shriners and Knight Templars, between 3000 and 4000 additional visitors are erpected to arive in Cincinnati, Tuesday. Lieut.-Governor Clarence J. Brown, of Ohio, made the address of welcome at the opening session Monday. Tuesday's program consists of a parade of the Mystic Shriners, followed by an outing at the Zoo. On Thursday the negro Knight Templar will parade through the streets and give a fancy drill in uniforms.

were broken, and It became a matter for the prohibition inspector. Ho found four cases of them. The Inspector, reporting to the of

fice of the prohibition commissioner,

AMATEURS TRAPSHOOTING IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 24 Two

amateur championships are to be de-

to insure an uninterrupted supply of water and lights for the city during the coal shortage here. Several car loads of coal la being awaited.

Clinton Ten thousand dollars dam

age was done to the 6 and 10 cent store by a fire of unknown origin. The store is owned by A. Tombaugh. Most

of the damage to the stock was caused by water. Marlon Lack of building material has caused the suspension, of work on the National Military home in this city. It is planned to turn the home into a national sanitarium for the treatment of world war soldiers. South Bend Gabriel R. Summers, former state senator, and owner of the South Bend New-Times, who died of heart failure, was given private burial. Many persons in Indiana knew him and were associated with him during his long period of public life.

John F. Kramer, said that each eggj ciaea ioaay. me secona aay or me

had been "blown" carefully from the frana American nanaicap trapsnoot-

shell. After whisky had been poured : ia lDU""'. ein Beitt ner

in, the apertures were cement.

championship, fifty targets,: 16 yard rise, open only to boys under 18. and the American amateur championship, 200 single targets, from a sixteen yard rise. Forty-eight marksmen are scheduled to participate In the American ama

teur championship, 44 from the United

sealed with' They are the junior trap shooting I States and four from Canada.

THE LATEST METHOD WASHINGTON, Aug. 24. Eggs may be all right for shipping whisky, Kut Viq crcra tra ema.Qhprst must Vianrila

COLUMBUS, O., "Tip" to house-! the cases w.'th care At - station in

on-Partisan Leagve Tries To Oust Montana Democrats fBy Associate.! PrSR HELENA. Mont.. Aus. 24 -Sevenly-hree aspirants for ronomination for 12 elective state offices are before the voters of Montana today in a primary rontest whoso maior interest is thefforts of the candidates of the nonpartisan leasruo to capture the places 3f the "rpular" Democrats on the IVmocratio ticket. Both the 'regulars" and the league supporters have placed a complete list of candidates in the field. Party leaders predicted a heavy vote. The registration for the primary has been h..-- vv.

Butcher Rejoices Over

Wife's Recovery

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holders not to buy sugar at this time

as the price is likely to fall soon, was given Monday by Secretary Maurice Langan of the Ohio Fair Prices commission. Langan says that wholesalers are loaded up and that the beet sugar crop will be "large. CINCINNATI, O., Four of the eight prisoners who escaped from the guardhouse at Ft. Thomas, Monday morning between the hours of 4 and 5 were recaptured Monday morning. The prisoners, six of whom were alleged deserters, effected their escape by sawing four steel bars of the window of the guard house. Details of soldiers were dispatched to search the surrounding territory and police of neighboring cities were notified. Ten of the 18 prisoners in the guardhouse did not avail themselves of the opportunity to gain their freedom.

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BARNEY DREYFUSS SON GETS JOB WITH PIRATE CLUB (By Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Z4 The ap-1

polntments of S. E. Watters and S. W. Dreyfuss, as secretary and treasurer, respectively of the Pittsburgh

National league baseball club, were announced by officials of the team today. Mr. Watters, assistant secretary since 1909, succeeds L. H. Constans, resigned. Mr. Dreyfuss is the son of Barney Dreyfuss, president of the club. It was also announced today that Bill Gleason, former catcher in the Idaho State league, had joined the Pirates.

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