Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 271, 23 September 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNrJELEGRAM

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The Young Men's Business Club The organization of the Young Men's Busi

ness Club brings to the front the men upon whose shoulders rest the destiny of the city.

The hope of any community men and women, for tomorrow leaders. " Youth brings to every project conception, dash of execution, look, determined disposition. Fortunate, indeed, is a city

are possessed of a spirit to boost their commun ity and promote its interests. From them eman

ates an influence that powerfully avenue of civic life. They set the youth's energy push on to the bition. Mankind generally has been

enlist buoyant youth in its enterprises. It is an

age-worn axiom that youthful energy, rightly directed and guided, marches forward and on.ward. The participation of young men in the

affairs of civic life is no exception to this rule

In Richmond it will be given an application under the auspices of the Young Men's Business club. Most of us recall the energizing influence of a similar club which flourished here a number of years ago. All the activity of youth was packed into the organization, the result being that it served the community intelligently and with success. The new club has been launched under most auspicious circumstances. Included in the membership are the wideawake, alert, hustling members of the business and factory districts and their many associates. They have a definite aim before them service for their home city and cooperation with movements to advance the city's best interests. This purpose carries with it a dynamic force that will impel members to do their utmost to see that it is carried out in practice. The members believe in the theory of action and have dedicated themselves to that program. The club will become a distinct agency of promotion in our community. It will have the machinery of organization to get results quickly

HP 1 ? Talk , i oaay s By George Matthew Adams BROKEN ENDS. Many of us pursue life at least at times with a lost idea as to our own identity. Our purposes get crossed. And as tho dazed In confusion we only feel ahead. We tread In the midst of broken ends! The whole world at times staggers under the load of incomplete lives. But even In the center of confusion there Is always that divine spirit of harmony working in Its quiet way to make indivdual hearts happy, and thereby to smooth the entire way of the world. For, after all, the world 1 Just a great big person! Each day may be a beginning all over. The broken end3 of your yesterdays may be left in their places. We Inherit anew with the white light of each fresh morning. What you are, Is infinitely finer than what you were That which buoys up life and makes It bearable is to know that you have done the grand thing -when you tried most. The broken ends disappoint and saddenbut they teach us r.ot to forget. Our bnrlipR were cast in frailty and our thoughts were given a path of error thru vtiicn to trena mai our pouI might want for a God to lead It on! Let us then in fondness hope and in confidence strive! Dinner Stones Little Jane was fsaylns her prayers, "and plea.se," she begged, "make Rome the capital of Turkey." "Oh. my child!" said the horrified mother, "why do you ask God for euch a thing as that?" "Because," replied the little girl, "I put it like that in my examination papers today." President's Secretary Tumulty Bald the other day: "It's astonishing how many thousands of requests for army commissions come to the White House with Prevent Tooth Decay Avoid Pyorrhea P pYROS Stop that pyorrhea, prevent tooth decay and keep you teeth firm and useful by uainc PYROS. Its remedial properties are wonderfully efficient for sponiy, soft, bleeding and receding gums. PYROS is unequaled as a restorative of tooth, rum and mouth health. Itfsults guaranteed it uatd according to directions, a. G. Lukcn & Co. advertisement.

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and without loss of time. It will be ready to, take hold of a problem, analyze it, determine a

policy, and act with the- dispatch and certainty so vitally necessary for the successful prosecution of many enterprises.

The older men, who have done their part in the development of the city, welcome the new organization. It proves to them that the young men will not let the city lack for energetic hustlers and that the spirit of city building is not dead here. The young club has gotten under way to a flying start. Success is bound to attend its many enterprises. It will have the co-operation of the community, the warm friendly support of every well wisher of his own city. Backing the College

lies in its young they will be the ingness to back Main street was spontaneity of optimistic out whose young men training young affects every pace, and with goal of their am keenly alert to ment, streets. When in fact that they age business man as one who had lege graduates. ganization. He That's why the Earlham's than those of the verge of a 01 earlham, deemed sufficient every mail. A good many men seem to think that an army commission is a eafe and highly paid sinecure. "Yes, a good any men are like the chap who was after a consulship. " 'So you're alter the consulship to Tobaga, eh?' a friend said to him. " 'Yep, with both feet,' the chap answered. " Is a consulship hard work?' " 'Not after you get it,' " Sadie was eleven and Alice was seven. At luncheon said Alice, "I wonder what part of an animal a chop is? Is it the leg?" "Of course not." returned Sadie. "It's the jawbone. Haven't you heard of animals licking their chops?" Memories of Old Days In Thl Paper Ten Years Ago Today fExcited over the alluring features of a new revolver and filled with wonders as to whether the horse would frighten if the weapon was discharged, Alonzo Jackson, of Centerville, 17 years old, fired the gun and accidentally shot Oran Bragg, a young groceryman of Milton, in the right wrist, at Milton. Norman E. Black, of Muncie, an uncle of Mrs. O. K. Karns, of this city, and well known by local real estate men and banking officials, was mysteriously murdered in South Muncie. Ab THOR WASHING MACHINES IR0NER8 Stanley Plumbing AV Etectrlo Co. 910 Main St. Phone 1286 BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS 87.50 to 816.50 Buy now while stocks are complete HIRSCH'S CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS E. W. STEIN HART CO. Richmond, Ind. A BANK FOLKS LIKE TO PATRONIZE Safety and Service , DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY

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Richmond gave ample proof today of its will

Earlham college to the limit. crowded with a citizenship

showing its interest in, and appreciation of, the institution that for many decades has been

men and young women.

The financial campaign could not have been given a better send off than it received today. The weeks of education, in which the public was informed of the advantages of Earlham as an

asset, of its needs and requirements, culminated today In a demonstration by the public in which it proved that it was in sympathy with the move

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Business houses were closed and many men forsook their vocations, at a distinct financial loss to themselves, to participate actively in the parade or to watch it proceed through the

men will do this, they are proving appreciate the importance and

value of an institution of higher learning. Time was, and not so long ago, when the aver

looked upon a college graduate accumulated "book learning,

but could not progress very fast in the practical

problems of business. Today the business man

takes an opposite view. He is looking for col

He welcomes them into his or knows that it pays to hire them business men of this city are so

heartily in favor of the campaign to raise an en dowment of $500,000.

financial problems are no worse other institutions. The three big

state institutions are in a serious financial crisis because of lack of funds. They informed the state board of tax commissioners yesterday that unless more funds are secured they will be on

complete collapse.

Wayne county is acquainted with the needs

and will raise the endowment to meet its need3. solutely no clue could be obtained by me aiuncie ponce. "If we find that any high school fra ternities exist in Richmond night school, the members, if we can learn their names, will be expelled from school," said Superintendent T. A Mott. "Ot course we have never had any trouble here, as in other cities, over the question of high school frats, but the state law is absolute on the question." Klamath Falls, Ore., lays claim to having the champion eater in the per son of Vernon Anderson, a newsboy, who consumed 20 large hamburger sandwiches. This Will Astonish Richmond People The quick action of simple witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will sur prise Richmond people. One girl with weak, strained eyes was helped by a single application. Her mother could hardly sew or read because of eye pains. In one week she too was bene fited. We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak. strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup FREE. Clem Thistlethwaite's seven drug stores. Advertisement. Klassy Hats $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Formerly Progress Store 912 MAIN. THE FRANKLIN Air cooled the practical year 'round Motor Car J. B. CHAPMAN, Dealer Arrange for demonstration at Geo. Worley Garage 18-17 S. 9th St. Phone 1335 Pohlmeyer, Downing & Co. Funeral Directors 13 N. 10th St. Broom Special 49c Open evenings to sell you first class Tip Top Musk Melons and White Rose Gasoline (high test). D. O. HODGIN 229 West Main FURNITURE OF QUALITY FERD GROTHAUS 614-616 Main St

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Answers to Questions P. J. S. Please print the poem en titled -Trees- written hy Joyce Kilmer. The poem follows: TREES. By Joyce Kilmer. I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A three whose hungry mouth Is pressed Against the earth's . sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day, And lifts her lofty arms to pray; A tree that may in summer wear A nest of robins in her hair; Upon whose bosom snow has lain, Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. Mrs. R. B. L. How did you pronounce Montague and Ib&nez? Montague is pronounced as if it were spelled "Mon-ta-gu". The "a" is sounded as is "errant" and the "u" as in "mute." The accent Is on the first syllable. Ibanez is pronounced "I-ban ez." word T" a n "felt "feBTl" oa tVia CUa Ut 41. WW - WAV ban" and "ez" as the ending es . The accent is on the secona syllable. One also hears it pronounced "Ibanah." 'Readers mar obtala answer to questions by writing tbe Palladium Questions and Answers department. AJ1 questions should be written plainly and briefly. Answers will be given briefly. Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS. That a man who knows how to embroider and knit is not going to be a wizzard of finance. That she can keep her husband from kissing the cook by doing her own cooking. That the card club prize is going to be something that the hostess won at a previous meeting. That education is a great thing. Chorus girls ride in limousines while school teachers walk to work. That a woman's watch is great to

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tack down a stair carpet with or to throw at a cat ' Y That it Is no fun to smoke a cigarette when nobody is looking. . That the woman who had the apartment last had perfectly atrocious taste la wall paper. That If she stepped to the door and called. "Here kitty, kitty.- aU the women in the neighborhood would have to come a-runnlng, if they were perfectly honest about it. Some of the apartment house super, lntendents are geting rather particu lar, it seems to us. Our superintendents won't allow any of the tenants to park their Fords in the lobby. An actress who was collecting alimony from four husbands had a bit of hard luck recently. One of them died and another went into bankruptcy. VISITORS FROM BIRDLAND. From the Eureka (Ga.) Times. .. Mr. and Mrs. McCaw and family, of Constipation tbe Real Cause of Blotchy Skin You can't end trouble in your stomach, liver, and bowels by surface treatment Take Nitelets at night put these organs in good condition result, a clear, healthyskin. Nitelets, the new vegetable equivalent of calomel ; has all of its good effects none of its dangers. Money back if not satisfied. Druggists, 25c.

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San Francisco, stopped at the McKee place overnight. Mrs. J. V. Snipes is recovering after her serious illness. R. A. Woodcock made a business trip to Brlceland Saturday. The appelate court which has Just disqualified Mr. Volstead as a nominee for congress did not even make a one-half of one per cent reservation in his favor. Specialists say there is a lot of eye trouble in this country Just now. Well, the styles are a bit extreme. The fellows who used to name Pull

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