Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 309, 9 November 1920 — Page 2

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TASK FOR ASSEMBLY AT JANUARY SESSION

IXDIANAPOLIS, Not. 9. Reapportionment of the ninety-two counties of the state will be- one of the big tasks facing the approaching session of the General Assembly, which convenes next January. Under the provisions of the state constitution, the 100 members of the House Cand the fifty -members of the Seriate are " distributed among the counties every nix years on the basis o the number of male voters. A const itntional" amendment -will bo introduced including women voters in the enumeration. The apportionment made at this session of the legislature will be on the basis of an enumeration of voters made in 1919. Figures showing the fractional number of representatives and. senators each county will be entitled to under the new distribution have been prepared by Charles Kettleborough, director of the legislative reference bureau, for use in the state auditor's .office. Counties having less than the required rumber of voters are also entitled to joint ' representation for fractional numbers of voters over their full representation. Marion Gains Representative. Under the new apportionment, Marion county will gain one representative, increasing the county delegation from ten to eleven. It is possible, also, .that Marion county will have a joint representative with some other county. Take county will have one more representative, making the county delegation in thp lower House five instpad of four. Lake county also has a joint renresf ntatiro now and it is expected that, this additional representation . will be litd by the county. Marion county will probably not gain pnother Fonator, the present senator

ial representation of four senators and

lng the case of Victor Berger, convicted of having violated the espionage act. Twice elected to congress, Berger way denied a seat, once before and once since his conviction. Solicitor General Frieson. who filed the motion to advance, said it was of great im portance that the government have an

early ruling for the guidance of din-

trict judges in similar cases. .

Teach School Children How to Preserve Fruit PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9. The art of making Philadelphia scrapple, chowchow, chili sauce and of preserving fruit is now taught here in the public schools. Instructors In the domestic science department have asked pupils to bring part of their mothers' canning and preserving utensils to school. The youngsters are being taught the best methods of preserving. Other innovations introduced in the local schools in an effort to train girls for home-making are: Little Mothers' Classes, under supervision of the Child Federation. Grocery stores in some schools to teach arithmetic and economy in buying. , Millinery and dressmaking in the Girls.' Trade school. School cafeterias with domestic science classes. In the Little Mothers' Classes the pupils when they cannot borrow a real

baby from one of the mothers in the J 1 1 . . ; - ' J 1 1 r. '

iieiguuuriuwu, practice uuno na large as an average infant. They are taught how to wash and -dress the baby and instructed in health rules for its care. Many of the small pupils in the c6ngested districts of the city bring their own wards for the class to "mother."

t HE ARTICLES HAVE BEEN SIGNED BUT THE FIGHT'S STILL A LONG WAY OFF.

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Irish Hunger Strikers In Precarious Plight

(Vy Associated Tress) OOn. Nov. 9. Renorts from the

cne joint senator appearing likely of (Cork jail today described the condicontinuation under the new apportion-; tions of the nine remaining Irish hunment. I eer strikers there as precarious. Al-

St. Joseph county mad" a bis: gain, i though this was the ninetieth day of

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jack Uempsey signing contract to tight Georges Ctrpentier (seated next jo him). Jark K earns, Dempsey's manager, is standing behind Dempsey. Deschamps, Carpentier's manager, is next to Ivearoa.

Proclamation is Issued For Armistice Day Event The celebration of Armistice Day on Thursday of this week should be an occasion which should call to the mind of all the fact of the return of peace to the world. ' All exercises on that day should be In keeping with this great event and should be a day of profound thankfulness for the end of the great world war, for the beginning of peace and for the reign "of law and order. Reports have come of the preparation for selling liquor, and it has been said that liquor has already been stored for that purpose. On former occasions the law has been violated and because of this the streets have been made unsafe. It is the determination of the city administration to secure law observance and to preserve safety on Armistice Day. I. therefore, W. V. Zimmerman, Mayor of the City of Richmond, desire it to be known that all offenders will be punished to the fullest extent of the law and that every effort possible will be made to provide an occasion In keeping with the high and lofty purposes of Armistice Day. And whereas, Armistice Dav is In commemoration of the signing of papers for world- peace, therefore, I would request, as mayor of Richmond, that all people join in the rejoicing; also that all business houses, factories, firms and corporations susoend business between the hours of 19 aad 6. W. W. ZIMMERMAN, Mayor.

TERRE HAUTE , PREPARES TO WELCOME WILL HAYS. (By Associated Press) TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 9. Republicans and Democrats united Sunday in arranging an informal reception to Will H. Hays, Republican national chairman, when he arrives in Terre Haute at noon Tuesday, on his way to his home town, Sullivan, where a home-coming celebration has been planned. John, L. Crawford, who represented the Fifth Indiana district in the Republican national convention, is chairman of the committee which will accompany Mr. Mays to Sullivan.

Special lnternrban cars will carry the t committee and several hundred citizens to Terre Haute and vicinity who will participate in the homecoming celebration.

ROUGHS Vi Apply over threat and chert W swallow small pieces of V Vapo Rud Ooer 17 Million Jm UteJ Yeadu

Kill That Cold With CASCARA fc QUININE FOR 'fyS&&& AND Colds, Coughs "OM L Grippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy bandy for the first . Breaks op a cold in 24 hoars Relieves Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head Cascara is beat Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT

but whether the figures will entitle the county to larger representation prob

ably will depend on the action of the Legislature. Other counties showing b'g sains pre Madison, Vigo and Hownrd; Those counties mav receive

their strike the emaciated prisoners were declared to be still determined to refuse food. There were originally eleveji of the Cork hunger strikers, but one of them, Michael Fitzgerald, tTTed

Oct. 17, and another, Joseph Murphy,

additional joint representation in the on Oct. 25. within a few hours of the

new p.llotment

Six counties nririrar likely to lose reorepentativps riinfon. Grant, Kopcirko, Lawrence. Randolph and Shelby. Substantial decreases are recorded in these counties and present, full representftion may he rodured to joint ron-rcsent-' Hop lviu neiehhoring counties. May Fioht ApDort"ionrrnt. Th re appirtionnient urdouhtedly -ill he the center of a bic fieht in the T.eeislnture. The loss nf representation in the General Acsenihly is refprded as p severe Mow to "home pride" ard efforts will be made iv the baekTtrd counties to shift the looses to ol-,er districts of the state, it is believed. Speeial 'committees on the ppportfonmept will handle the oue.--t:on for both branches of the legislature. .

death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork in the Brixton prison on the sev

enty-third day of his- hunger strike.

Waym Prrrdvo Students

CANNERIES FOUND GUILTY OF MISBRANDING BEANa LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. 9. TinVan Camp, Morgan, Indiana and a number of other canning companies were found guilty of misbranding imported red kidney beans by a jury in a federal court here Monday. Th? case is the first of many instigated by the government against several scoies of canning companies of the United States. In the case here, it was said that 90 per cent of the beans labeled as native red kidney beans are imported.

RISKS LIFE FOR CLOTHES. PLYMOUTH, Engr, Nov. 9. Boat-

r i L j (IT 'swain Butcher of West Virginia was OUbSCri02 10 Memorial saved recently when the French sail-

Wavre county students of Tunlue i inS vessel Yvonne, from Jamaica for rntyersitv hve beei the first county ' Havre, was wrecked off the Plymouth rro"n to subscribe 100 percent to the J breakwater. P'l-'lne union endowment for a stu- Fearing to lose his best suit of fent war-memorial building. The Pur-1 clothes. Butcher changed before leavdne union hag been organized at Pur-,'ng the wreck, declaring if he reached due university to srure a student 1 shore he wanted them, and if drowned building which will be n - adequate j it didn't matter. N mcMor'al to the 4,000 men and women1

rf Purdue who served their county in! the World war. The building is to be. ' equipned with recreative and socialfacilities and will supply the need of!

the university for a proper headquarters for returning alumni.

U. S. ASKS EARLY REV'EW OF VICTOR BERGER CASF WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. The gov ernment Monday requested the rreme court to advance for early hear-

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Can Brinq Back Color Lustre with Sage Tea and Sulphur.

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Have a Clear, Velvety Skin

Eldorado Man injures Hand In Corn Shredder Accident ELDORADO. O., Nov. 9. Clive Spitler of this vicinity, lost four fingers of his left hand as the result of an accident Saturday evening. " Spitler

was running a corn shredder on the farm owned by Albert Wehrleyj south

of town. The machine had choked and he endeavored to remedy the trouble by poking the fodder with a corn stalk. The husking rolls caught his glove, drawing his hand into the machine.

He was taken to the Reid hospital, j

where his hand was found to be so badly mangled that the fingers were amputated.

Let Stuart's Cslcium Wafers Clear the Complexion of Pimples and Such Blemishes and Note How Beauty Comes..

All girls realize that today we are living in an age of beauty. A clean,

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the blood is improved. No matter how bad your complexion is, Stuart's Calcium Wafers will work

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