Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 256, 6 September 1920 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM "ilND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. DID. MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1920.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM i ... AND SUN-TELEGRAM
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1 - ' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not 5 otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local new published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
; What the Creel Committee Cost
The total expenditures of the United States committee on public information during the war,
under direction of George Creel, cost the country $8,245249, which was reduced to anet cost of
$4,954,200 by receipts from motion picture films.
Nothing will be gained by calling up the mis
understanding' that arose under the Creel at
tempt to regulate government publicity during
the war. Everyone remembers the quarrels and
bickering.
But this fact is well established. The failure
of the' Creel committee is conclusive proof that the American people will not tolerate an attempt to censor its sources of information. Hereafter the government will consider long and hard any suggestion for the creation of a bureau intended to supervise the distribution of news among the American people. , "It may have cost the American people -a large sum of money, to discover that the press does not need supervision in times of national stress and that it is fully- able to discover the news and give it to its readers, but the money was well spent if it precludes any future effort of the government to regulate news distribution. At no time during its existence did the Creel bureau function with any degree of satisfaction. The principle upon which it was founded did not appeal to the American consciousness, and the methods it used to carry out its mission repelled rather than attracted. Like a number of other incidents of the war,
it is one that was exceedingly expensive and pro
ductive of no results. " ;
" Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
f I came across a very expressive sentence the other da7 In my reading. Here it Is: "The man who cannot for- , give any mortal thing is a green hand in life- , .:
The. population in . "green hands" Is i all too great in the world! t Most of us are . crude blunderers "anyway. We lack breadth and sound-
: iiess. vv e travel aruuuu an enure .block when -we could have taken a cross cut. We look thru little holes into the landscape of the world and so see only a small part. : We are green hands, : We feel our way too carefully. We are too prudent too wise. Mrs. Grundy gets our "goat" too often and 'the great God's plans go undone. : The heart of us keeps pumping life into every corner of our nature, but our "educated" instincts get pushed to
the side while some strange procession 'lias to pass by in the name of convention or good form. I stopped at a roadside where a sign read "Maple Sugar for Sale." Now I am very fond of Maple Sugar! So I stopped and bought some. And such Sugar! So pure that it melted in my mouth. But this is what I want to bring out It was HONESTLY made it was ALL Maple Sugar made by people who - hadn't learned how to adulterate and profit dishonestly. The hands that made it were not "green." The man with an honest purpose is ;not green at his job. ; The man who places human character higher than human achievement doesn't work with a green brain. He
is the soul of proficient living. Try not to be a green hand life. -
dirty in nine years!" An agent for a local town election was endeavoring to obtain the votes Of the village rustics, and was dealing with great emphasis on Imported corn. He was continually interrupted, however, by an old man, who repeatedly exclaimed: "Ah! but what about our oats?",. The agent turned to the speaker and replied: "I heard you, my friend, and I am almost compelled to answer for peace and quiet. Yotfr behavior and remarks make it hard to realize you have only two legs." He had no more interruptions from the Intruder.
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Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton
Memories of Old Days In This) Paper Ten Years Ago Today
President Hammond of the board of works, and Ed Hollarn, park superintendent, were anxious that various organizations of the city visit the Glen park and note the damage, which was claimed to have been done by the Chautauqua, to trees and other growths. Many officials of the city claimed that the park was not the place for a money-making venture. Assistant postmaster, Henry Deuker, retired from the grocery business af ter having been In the business in one neighborhood for 35 years, and one stand for 24 years of that time
Will Pickett and Andrew Witte purchased the stock of the old store located at Sixth and Fort Wayne
avenue.
Masonic Calendar
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY.
"The marriage was celebrated at St. Patrick's Catholic church, Miss Marie Slle, sister of. the groom, was bridesmaid. Earl ;: Locks, . brother . of the bride, was bridegroom." Los Angeles Evening Herald. .. "I will wear that one-piece bathing suit or nothing," declared the young lrdy. - "Well, then, for heaven's sake, ' replied her mother, "wear the onepiece bathing suit"Some editors seem in doubt as to whom they should support during the present campaign. Not so the editor of the New Castle (Pa.) "Democrat," official organ of the Democratic party of Lawrence county. He is trying to make it popular or snappy or something by publishing the following candidacies at the head of his editorial column: For President, JAMES M. COX, of Ohio. For Vice President, CALVIN COOLIDGE, of Massachusetts Another thing about the increase in railroad fares Is that it will give some relatives an excellent excuse for staying at home and attending to their own business. ' PUTTING PEP IN MOTHER. "Tha bandit was pointing a revolver
at him, Davis said, when he speeded
Monday, Sept. 6 Richmond Com
mandery No. 8 K. T., stated conclave. Tuesday, Sept. 7 Richmond Lodge
No. 196 f. & A. M., stated meeting.
Wednesday, Sept. 8 Webb Lodge,
No. 24 F. & A. M., caUed meeting, work
in Fellow craft degree.
Friday, Sept. 10 King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4 R. A. M., stated con vocation..
LEFT ARM SWOLLEN SO BAD COULD NOT
RAISE ABOVE HEAD
Anderson man suffered daily
from rheumatism, pains over kidneys, lazy liver, constipation and weak stomach. Obtained first relief in over a year after taking three bottles of Dreco, the root and herb medicine.
What's in a Name (Copyright)
Answers to Questions
BIANCA
Few more romantic histories attach
to any name than that of the exquisite version of Blanche. Bianca signifies
white"; It comes, of course, from the
French blanc representing the absence
of color, or opposite of black.
The first historical character who
bore the name from which Bianca was
directly evolved was Bianca of Navarre, the Queen of Sancho IV of
Castille, from whom it was bestowed
upon her granddaughter, the child of Eleanor Plaotagenet, whom her uncle. King John, employed as the lure by which Phlllippe Auguste was detached from the support of Arthur of Brittany. The treaty stated that Phlllippe should wed one of the daughters of Alfonso of Castille; the choice was left to the
ambassadors and they, disliking the sound of the name of the elder sister. Urraca, chose Bianca as the bride of Philippe. Bianca, of Blanche of Castille, as she Is recorded In history, was the first and best of the many Queenregents of France. Her name became very popular in that country and spread quickly into Italy as Bianca. Though England adopted Blanche, also iBanca soon acquired vogue and is now regarded as English rather than Italian. The ruby Is Bianca's talismanio gem. It is believed to bring its wearer courage, wealth, and good health. Monday is Bianca's lucky day and 2 her lucky number.
J. E. K. Where Is the largest horse
and mule market in the world?
St. Louis Is the largest and Kansas
City ranks second.
Income Tax -Fo? the benefit of
several Inquirers it is stated that an alien before being allowed to depart
from this country is required to pay
all income tax to which he has been
subject for past years, up to the time when he departs. If he if a resident alien, the tax applies to Income re
ceived from all sources, and he Is en
titled to the same exemption as a citi
sen of the united states, if he is a
non-resident alien the tax applies only to income from sources within the United States, but he is not entitled to exemption unless the country of
which he Is a subject grants similar
exemptions to united States citizens
living there. If he Is taxed as a non
resident alien before leaving and then
returns he is classified as a resident alien from the first of tho year during
which he left the country, his tax is recomputed and there is refunded to him before he leaves any excess he has paid. An alien having first papers is considered a resident alien and is taxed as a citizen of the United States. A woman alien can get a passport to leave this country without paying any taxes if she never had an income of her own during the time she was here but she must make affidavit to this fact before the collector of internal revenue for her district. Rrwlm may obtain - annwcra to qnestlona by writing the Palladium rtnektlona and Anawrra department, (locations ahonld be written plainly and briefly. Anawera will ba slven briefly.
Bryan in Washington;
Is Salking in Tent ; WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state and three times the Democratic nominee for president, came to Washington Sunday." He is staying at a hotel here for a few days, he saya, and for once is dodging the light of publicity as much as he can. 1 Bryan appears to be more determined than ever to repeat his actions of the 1904 campaign, when Judge Alton B. Parker made an unsuccessful attempt-to beat .Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency. Then Bryan, who had had a taste of being a presidential candidate, and whose high hopes never lagged, passed almost the entire cam
paign sulking, emerging only to make a few lukewarm speeches that did
Judge Parker more harm than good.
Bryan greeted reporters Sunday night with the statement that he had nothing to say about national politics. All efforts to induce him to change
his mind failed, Indicating that he has
not recovered from his disappointment
at the action of the San Francisco convention in nominating Governor
James M. Cox. From Bryan's attitude today, it Is
assumed that he Intends to sulk in
his tent throughout the eampaiQi and
let Governor Cox rise or fall, certainly
without aid. and probably without hindrance.
The real purpose of Bryan's visit
here. It is believed. Is to confer with officials of the Anti-Saloon league in connection with the International congress against alcoholism to be con
ducted here this month.
BOY INJURED FATALLY. EVANSVHXB, Ind.. Sept 6. Jack Baker, 18 years, old, was fatally injured Sunday when an automobile he was driving at a high rate of speed ran Into a ditch and turned over John Schumaker, 17 years old, who . was riding with Baker, sustained slight injuries. The automobile was wrecked.
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M, C. Cummins and his two sons, Lewis and Otho, are students In the same classes at Defiance College, in Ohio. They are preparing themselves to be instructors in high schools.
U. S. L. SERVICE STATION All makes of batteries recharged, repaired and rebuilt. Repairs Guaranteed 8 months Richmond Battery and Radiator Co.
12th and Main
Phone 1365
Use Chestnut Coke for Baseburners. Call 0. D. BULLERDICK
629 S. 6th
Phone 1235
HOWARD A. M00RE, Tailor Dry Cleaning and Pressing Altering, repairing and rellning of Ladies' and Men's garments a specialty Our pressing is all done by hand work, delivered promptly and guaranteed. 921 y2 Main St. Over Bartel & Rone's
"My left arm was so painful and swollen that I could not raise it above i i .
up his mother and knocked the robber I i ' "7"- r system seemed clown-San Diego (Cal.) Tribune. , "Sl"
Railroad fares are up 20 per cent
This will cause us to travel 20 per rent less than formerly, which will make our total mileage 20 per cent less than one-half of 1 per cent. There is something about General Pilsudski's name that we like. It is not the Pil, so it must be the suds. Dr. Grayson requires President Wilson to shave himself every day. The president can do this safely now as he is no longer in need of tho barber vote. They say Jess Willard is coming out of retirement and is going to fight ..gain. What d'ye mean, again?
Dinner Stories
The agent, while he went to the cot tape to collect his employer's rent, left his horse at the gate in the charge of a friend, who. happened that day to be accompanying him on his rounds. The latter became engrossed in conversation with a small boy of the family. "Are you sure," he a6ked at length, "that you are only nine years old? I really think there must be some mistake." The boy was positive. To make doubly sure, however, he called out to his mother, and asked for confirmation: of his statement. The mother's, reply left no further room for doubt For a moment there was silence, then he asked: "Say.-mi&ter,-what made you think me more thannlne years old?" "I didn't," was the reply. "What
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Mr. Herman Hollaway, of East 28th Street, Anderson, Ind. "My bowels were daily constipated and my liver quite sluggish which often gave me a dizzy feeling and headaches. I had to be careful about my eating or I'd suffer afterwards from gas In my stomach and griping pains. I was so nervous I couldn't sleep sound. "Ive finished the third bottle of Dreco and it's the first time in a year I've been free from pain. My arms, shoulders, knees and ankles are no longer swollen or painful and my back is supple so I can bend over at will. My bowels act regular, liver has been cleansed so that I never get dizzy. I sleep sound and my stomach Is free from gas and nausea. Dreco has done a lot for me and I don't hesitate to speak a good word for it." All druggists now sell Dreco and it is being especially introduced in Richmond by Clem Thistlethwaite's seven drug stores. Advertisement.
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We can save you dealer's profit on a Used Piano or can trade your silent Piano for a VIctrola. Our salesman, Mr. J. R. Jones, has had fifteen year's piano experience. Hid advice Is free. Walter B. Fulghum 1000 Main St
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STATE FAIR
SPECIAL SERVICE VIA TERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS AND EASTERN TRACTION COMPANY Wednesday and Thursday, September 8th and 9th Leave Richmond 4:55 AM 6:53 AM " Centervllle 5:16 AM 6:16 AM " Cambridge City 4:55 AM 5:32 AM 6:32 AM " Dublin 5:03 AM 6:40 AM 6:40 AM " Straughns 5:10 AM 6:47 AM 6:47 AM " Lewlsville 5:15 AM 6:52 AM 6:52 AM . Dunreith 5:23 AM 6:00 AM 7:00 AM ' Arrive Indianapolis 6:50 AM 7:30 AM 8:30 AM Car leaving Indianapolis at 11:30 PM on September 8th' and 9th will run through to Richmond.
Chautauqua Lumber For Sale
We will dispose of all the lumber used for the Chautauqua tent platforms at a greatly reduced price. This is good lumber, the only defects being a few nail holes and slightly soiled, and consists of 2x4 and 2x6, No. 1 dimension, and 1x8, No. 2, sheathing. Make out your bill and place your order at once. We will be ready to deliver about September 8th.
The Miller-Kemper Co. Phonea 3247-3347