Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 284, 8 October 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND..TR1DAT, OCT. 8, 19Z0V

THE RICH MOND PALLADI UM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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The Grand jury Probe of the Milton Bank ' "Failure ; The quickest way to quiet rumors that have

:been afloat, since the Farmers' Banking com

pany of Milton was forced to close its doors is a thorough investigation of the failure by the grand jury.

The . instructions of Judge Bond are explicit on this -point. The jury is charged to investi

gate every angle of the failure and bring indict

ments, if evidence is presented to warrant it,

against any person or persons guilty of criminal

action.

The whole county was shocked when the bank failed. Financial conditions in this community have rested on such a sound foundation for many

years that news of the closing of a bank in this county by the state banking department seemed almost incredible. Reports made to Judge Bond by the receiver indicated that a flagrant abuse of trust and confidence must have been responsible for the failure. The investigation of the grand jury will clear

up all doubts and rumors about the failure. The responsibility will be placed where it belongs. Hospital Tag Day NoThospital is self-sustaining. The charge it makes for service to patients always is less than the actual cost. A hospital is an institution of mercy; it is not a business enterprise. It ministers to suffering humanity at the lowest possible charge for its services. That's why Reid Memorial hospital depends to a certain extent upon the receipts of Tag Day to replenish supplies and provide money for the purchase of many articles that are worn out in the course of a year. .The Hospital Aid society has stood by the institution for many years, a valuable auxiliary, indispensible in its service, dedicated to the unselfish task of providing supplies for beds, operating rooms, and the thousand and one accessories of the institution. The Richmond public has responded nobly to the appeals of the past. Hospital Tag Day has become fixd in our minds as the one day in the year on which we remember the institution that always is ready to accommodate our sick and provide relief in emergencies. ; We never object to exchanging our money for a tag denoting our interest in the hospital and our willingness to support it. No coaxing is required to obtain our donation. No arguments need be adduced to establish the worth of the enterprise. We give freely and cheerfully because we understand the purpose of the day and are in accord with the appeal.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

THE WINDOWS OF YOUR MIND The mind is continually in a state of. light or darkness. It has windows! ::t And each window is equipped with curtains. Somo people keep these curtains drawn most of the time so that thex see little "othe beauty cf the

hovers about. Cut the one who sees in life some thing that is well worth while, keeps his windows In an ever inviting mood for the sun and light. So that in darknes, during storms and stress, such a mind may reflect and in so doinf? highly resolve to keep brave and calm and cool in spirit till the -clouds and rain roll past and the light streams in! . Keep the windows of your mind ever open ready for the angels of cheer to fly in. A well conducted business always rays dividends. So does a well ordered mind not quarterly, but daily! Look out of the windows of your mind. Watch the world as it passes by. Toss to it your sympathy and love. Be co-operative. There are far more good days with sun and happiness than dark ones with little "blue devils" on parade.

and he heard the voice of his employer saying: "Here, you! get up! It's time to go and dig the potatoes." 'Rousing himself with an effort, he rubbed his eyes, and said: "Eut it'B still dark. Do we have to steal up on them?"

Rippling Rhymes By WALT MASON

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Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

It was estimated that 40,000 people, 20,000 of whom were visitors, witnessed the industrial parade of Hie Richmond Fall Festival. The chicT feature of the procession was the artistic way in which the floats were made up. Many showed the progress during the last century in industry, and all showed the 1910 methods of doing things. Tribute to the founders of Wayne county and words of encouragement to the present generation, were Riven by eeveral speakers, including Governor Marshall, at the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of 1he county, at the East Main Street Friends' church. The speaking was held following the conclusion of the centennial pageant, in connection with the Fall Festival.

THE RATTLESNAKE. We were camped beside a lake, by a eucalyptus tree; somone hollered, "There's a snake! It's a rattler! Hully chee!" Then we dropped our divers chores in the twinkling of ear; sane and useful tasks are bores when a rattlesnake is near. And we formed a ring around, round the human race's foe, and our fingers clawed the ground for some boulders we might throw. And we threw with bated breath, at five feet of writhing sin; battle, murder, sudden death, done up In a mottled skin! Rocks were thrown thick and fast, some thrown crooked .others straight; and the serpent to. the last, dared us with a deathless hate. He 13 Ishmael, this snake, with his rattles on behind, which when playing tunes can wake terrors in the bravest mind. Harried to the barren lands; driven from the field and farm, even snakes of other brands view the rattler with alarm. He has not a friend at court, where snake advocates appear, but he is a dead game sport, and a stranger to all fear. And I felt a sense of shame when we'd killed that mottled thing; we had played a tin horn game, throw irg boulders in a ring. And the recollection makes luke-warm pains slidtj down my neck; even when we're killing snakes, sportsmanship should ba on deck.

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Foliage, They Say, Is Coming Back. We are informed that the whisker is coming back again into general use as a result of the war. This startling information is brought by a scientist who has just returned from Europe. To us, personally, this subject is one of transcending interest, for whiskers are something that have always held

us spellbound. The returned trareler tells us through the public prints that all sorts of beards, from the elaborate lambrequins to the less luxuriant but more aggressive whiskbrooms, am cropping out all over the world. Even the Indians, who have never worn whiskers before, are beginning to look upon them with favor. It looks like a rather serious era for barbers. The custom started in France. Over there every man who can furnish the nevessary horse power for a set of Maximilians or William Cullen Bryants is raising one, and the entire face of France Is obscured by the densest brush in the history of our sister republic. . Just why the late war should have brought about this epidemic of chin ferns is not explained. Why, after a glorious victory, the' allies should decide to crawl behind an impenetrable ambush is a mystery. Just the other day we saw the group photograph of the faculty of a high brow college. Nine of the gentlemen wore 'beards and the tenth wore a pained look as though he were straining to raise one. The majority of the people, we believe, are against the restoration of whiskers in this country; still one can never tell about the majority, at that.

IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Says Backache is sign you have been eating too much meat.

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"You fay you were held up by a footiimi with a revolver this morning. At what, time?" "Five minutes to one." "Ifow can you fix the- time so prcc.IsMv?" " Recluse I could see the church lock and I retired the hands were' in the same position as mine."

He was from the city and had been hired the previous evening by ? farmer to do puch labor as is expected j of farm hands. He had gone to bed Immediately, resolved to begin the j new life with zest in th morninz. ; But at what seemed to him the middle ; of the night a hcrny hand r.woke him,;

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This famous salts is made from the

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Jad Salts is a l.fe saver for regular

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Answers to Questions

V. ; ; READER Does the top or. the bottom of a wheel move faster? Is there any difference in the motion of the top and bottom of a wheel? According to engineers, the top of a wheel moving along a horizontal plane goes faster than the bottom. The rule governing this conclusion may be stated In this way: The velocity of a given point In the circumference of a wheel equals the velocity of the center of the wheel multiplied by the square root of twice the distance to the points above the plane divided by the radius of the wheel. When the point In the circumference is twice the length of the radius from the plane, or at the top of the wheel, the velocity of the point, according to the rule, is twice the velocity of the wheel. To be a little more plain In the statement of the case: Every point in the circumference of the wheel has, in addition to the forward motion of the wheel itself, a motion of its own around the center of the wheel, and these two motions combined show its actual speed. T. B. What year did the- League Island Navy Yard succeed the Washington avenue yard in Philadelphia? The League Island yard was presented to the government by the city of Philadelphia in 1868. Render may obtain annwera to question by writing the Palladium Quest loon and Answers department. All questions should be iTrllieu plainly and briefly. Answers will be given, briefly.

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Does Your Car Run as Sweet As You'd Have 'Em Believe? Your motoring friends are a skeptical crew. They open an ear when you praise the old bus, but they discount by half ev'ry thing that you say. - ,r They look to the road for all proof of your claims. They want you to show 'em that power and pep. You can if you use

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