Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 26, 9 December 1920 — Page 6

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Senator Watson's Suggestions

The , Chicago New? has the following to say about Senator Watson's, suggestions relative to

the revenue problem:

y' "On the many' recent utterances by influential nemberi of congress respecting the solution of .the -.revenue problem the most sensible are tKbse p Senator, Watson of Indiana,' who appreciated; the 'necessity of immediate action by congress fox relief of the overburdened taxpayer as welt "Saof .letiimate i business struggling with the difficulties of readustment from a war to a peace basis . ; "The Indiana senator advocates repeal of the excess profits taxes, but he does not stop there. He; also favors: a reduction of the present, surtaxes on the large incomes, a proposal which deserves serious consideration from those. who telieve in equity as a basic principle of taxation. I ; "Finally, Senator Watson urges the-extension ; of the time for the payment of the war debt over I a period of 60 years. It is to be hoped that in this, as in the other proposals, he reflects a growing sentiment among congressional -leaders. The treasury department has adhered stubbornly to I its origjnal idea that the war debt ought to be discharged within 25 years. Such a policy would J be -unjust to the taxpayers and detrimental to " business It would prevent any substantial re1 duction 'of the crippfing taxes imposed by the j war revenue law. 2 "A sound policy of national economy and a I due regard for the stability of national industry ; urge the extension of the time for the discharge ! of the war debt over the period suggested." I ; ' 1

Aid for Disabled Soldiers One recommendation in President Wilson's message to congress will find a sympathetic re

ing Rhymes. By WALT MASON THE EXPENSIVE LUXURY. My auto keeps me busted, my standoff goes no more, in shops -where I was trusted in happy days of yore. "N'ay, nay," exclaims the grocer, when for some prunes 1 go; "you've grown too blooming slow, sir, in paying what you owe. You blow for gas and rubber. th coin yoH-owe for rice, bo :hase yourself, you lubber, ' or else bring In the price." - My auto is a daisy; It fairly burns 'the soil; but it has made me lazy, l balk ' at honest toil.. The old blue sheep needs shearing, I ought to bale some hay, but here t am careering gome forty versts away. ' . The kitchen should be painted, the roof is gaping wide; but who would get acquainted with work, when he can ride? My wife is sorely needing '.some deecnt rags to wear, but. I've been pinched for speeding and have no coin to spare. My auto keeps me ' busted, mechanics get my - wad ; some ,bolts must be adjusted," some carbon; must be thawed; she needs an overhauling, which costs two hundred beans, the while the kids are bawling for bread and wholesome greens. Ah, gee," the merchants mutter, when I would buy some wood some codfish or noine butter "your credit is no good; and once," they say, embittered, ''like some bright twinkling star, your credit glowed and' glittered before you owned a car." - Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams t ... . i 1 ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS. ; A really great critic, speaking of the ' writings of a famous man, said that t (here were times when he wrote "on 'the side of the angels!" I And what he meant by this, I bej lieve, was-that there were times whenj. ". that writer became so intensely sin-1 r ere and beautiful -in thought that vhat he said was beyond criticism. We are all the time doing things of which we are ashamed. 'We make many mistanes. But just the minute that we feel sorry m our hearts, we walk over on the side of the angels The average man's capacity for FREE TO : ASTHMA SUFFERERS i Free Trial of a Method That Anyone Can Use Without .Discomfort or Loss of Time ' We have a method for the control oi ; Tsthma, and v want you to try it at our expense, iso matter whether your case is of long standing or recent development, whether it is present as occasional or chronic Asthma,' you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter In what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, it you are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of Inhalers, 'douches, opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokes," etc.. have failed. We want to show everyone at oti- expense, that our method is doslg led. end all difficult breathing, all whewing, and all those terrible paroxysms. This free pffer is top important to neglect .a . slagfle. day. : -Write now and begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon below. Do it Today you do not even pay postage. FREE TRIAL COUPON FrtONTIER ASTHMA CO.. 'Room 151N. Niagara sand. .Hudson .Streets, Buffalo, N.-Y. T - i :; ' Send free trial of your method to:

ception everywhere in the United States. It refers to the enactment of legislation to provide for immediate relief for the men who were disabled in the World war. Congress will not ignore this recommendation, for its members feel that the present system is not giving satisfactory results and are convinced that remedial legislation is heeded at once.

The time that elapses between the filing of a claim for compensation and the final disposition of the case is shamefully long, as a number of

disabled men in And again, the some cases is so the generosity of

One cannot blame the young men whose productive ability has been seriously impeded for objecting to the manner in which their claims are handled. ' They gave generously of their life and its possibilities for the great ideal of democracy, and now, with victory assured, they seemingly are forgotten and their plight is unnoticed. Congress cannot act too soon to remedy this situation. Let it reorganize the department that handles compensation claims, so that red tape is eliminated and service men are rewarded "as they deserve.

The Budget System Undoubtedly congress will act again, on budget legislation. The bill, which President Wilson vetoed because it contained provisions to which he objected, was only the forerunner of legislation that is sure to be enacted within a reasonably short time. It has taken the national legislators a long time to see the advantages of applying to federal

Lbusiness those

tions have been using with success for many years ; but the sincerity of congress on the measure cannot be doubted now. The adoption of a budget system will tend to cut down unnecessary expenses and will enable the government to approach its expenditures from a scientifically sound viewpoint. The confusion of the old system will disappear. No longer will one committee draft revenue measures and another pass on appropriations, without reference to actual facts.

good and kindness is much greater than that for wrong and error and one reason for this is that he gets so much more for good than for evil. The one who does wrong never feels comfortable, whereas the one who does a worthy thing at once is thrilled with the desire to do a better one. I like to think of my angels as very human and loveable. I don't like to think of their wings if they have any. I like to think of them as the invisible figures of my better self the self that is "righteous altogether" vital, strong, gentle, full of understanding, not free to anger, wholly unselfish, clean a working self. Somehow or other, I always get very near to discouraged folks because, I guess, I have been there so many times myself But still more because I fancy that the angels are just a little nearer them than anybody else. And the big business of angels is to inspire! feo let's go on the side of the angels as often as we can. When Lincoln spoke those immortal words "with malice toward none, with charity for all," he walked over and stood on the side of the angels. And every time the business man feels a human soul working with him instead of a mere employe, he too associates with the ideals of angels. We can all be so much better than we are. Let us keep trying! WILSON RECOMMENDS BOUNDARIES OF ARMENIA WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. President Wilson has completed his recommendation with regard to the boundaries of Armenia and has forwarded them to the league of nations in session at Geneva, it was said today at the state department. On the theory that music banishes fatigue, a building contractor once introduced bagpipes to spur his Scottish workmen on. The men worked so speedily that they struck for more money.

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this community know full well. degree .of disability allowed in ridiculously low that it shames agrich nation. principles which private institu Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton MARXIAN RUSSIA. You've "nothing to lose but your chains," Strike capital down with a thud. So he struck 'em, poor bloke, and his mud chains he broke, And now he's left stuck in the mud. . "Communists Plan to Seize Bologna." Even theorists must eat, you know. "Dancing and theater-going are placed in the same category as games of chance," Bishop Berry said. Well, that's about right. At a dance you risk getting a partner for life, and when you go to a show you run the risk of hearing a joke that is totally new and unexpected. It doesn't often happen.TSut cne always feels that it is likely to. Root, Knox, Hill, Hughes, Lodge and Fall are mentioned for the new cabinet. Harding evidently is one of those big men that believe in using words of one syllable. "Italy's Automobile King Decides Not to Retire." Let him get as much mileage out of the old shoes as pos sible. At the time of its birth the giraffe measures six feet from its hoofs to the top of its head RECOMMEMlEn TO SCHOOL CHILDRKN This is the season when children are subject to croup, colds and coughs. Tlena C. Marchard, 36 Lawrence St., Salem. Mass.. writes: "I used Foley's Honey and Tar with good results. I had a very bad cold and it pave me relief at once, so I recommended it to every child that g-oes to school." This standard, low priced medicine loosens and clears mucus and phlegm, creecks strangling coughing. makes easy breathing, soothes and heals raw. Inflamed membranes, and stops tickling In throat. A. (i. Luken & Co., 630 Main. Advertisement.

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Answers to Questions. - Housewife How can I exterminate ants? This remedy is recommended by the government for exterminating black and red ants, and sometimes succeeds where others fall: Bolt together water and- sugar and borax, making a syrup. Put the eyrup in shallow dishes and place where the ants can get to it They will eat it and leave. Reader What is the estimated cost of the war made by the war depart ment? Secretary Baker, in his last report, said the cost of the war through the war department was about $13,730,300,500. Soldier (1) Where is Harwich? Seventy miles from London on " the broad estuary of the Stour and Elwell rivers. ' (2) How many American troops were used in the St. Mihiel operation? Approximately 600,000. Reader may obtain , aaawer qnentlona ay writing the Palladium Qnratlona and Anawera department. All oneatlona herald be written plainly and briefly. Anawera will be given briefly. Dinner Stories A woman entered a London tram car with a crying youngster whom she could not quiet. Ac the. tram approached a stop, the door opened suddenly and the noisy conductor called loudly: "George's Cross! George's Cross!" The mother looked up indignantly and replied, "So would you be cross. eir, if you was cuttin' yer backteeth!" In a small town up-state there was not one person who knew how to play the organ at the church. At last a girl who could play just a few, and very few hymns at that, came to the town. One day the preacher asked the organist "Can you play a wedding march for a wedding tomorrow?" The organist replied: "I am very sorry, but I do not know one note of a wedding march." The preacher knew that they must have some kind of music for the wedding, so he said: . "Play the nearest thing to a wedding march that you know." As the bride and bridegroom came down the aisle, "Onward, Christian Soldiers" was the tune that rolled forth from the organ. Monroe School ! The basketball game with Camden high school resulted in a victory for Camden with a score of 42-19. In spite of. the score the game was fast and well played, both teams showing fine spirits. A good turn-out is expected to see the game with Lewisburg on Monroe's floor Friday night. The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades are working on a cantata, "At Home with Santa Claus." Iva Lue Hart was absent from the first grade last week because of sickness. The third grade are dramatizing "Shepherd Life" in their reading. As a class problem bearing on general science, the freshman class are decorating the south entrance windows with house plants. DICli 11 li II C II II H II li

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.FORMER ACTRESS WOULD DIVORCE TITLED BRITISHER Lady George Cholmondcley. Lady George Cbolmondeley, who is an Aiuerican by birth and a forncer actress, is now seeking a divorce from her titled British husband. Labor Calendar j Thursday, Dec. 9 Brotherhood of R. R. -Carmen, Red Men's hall. Hod Carriers, K. of P. hall, Fort Wayne avenue. The exclusive food of the eagle of Brazil is monkeys. harpy Itching Eczema Dried Right Up With Sulphur Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little MenthoSulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from fckin trouble should get a little jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream. Advertisement inm ii i!

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Masonic Calendar

- Friday, Dec. 10. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation; annual election of officers. Ohio News Flashes STEUBENVILLE After holding up Daniel Cable, a pottery worker, and finding him penniless, a robber offered forgive him $10, according to the story told by Cable to the police. Cable said the robber over-poweied him and searched. his pockets. Finding nothing, the robber pulled out a roll of bills from his own pocket and offered Cable the $20, saying, "Here, brother, you need it worse than 1 do." Cable said he was too surprised to accept the money. COLUMBUS Thoroughly- familiar with his new surroundings, Harry Weiss, of Cuyahogo county, began a sentence in the Ohio penitentiary. A week ago he made a trip through the institution with a party of visitors in order to become familiar with his temporary home, he told Deputy Warden W oodward. COLUMBUS Since Ohio autoists have been paying a large sum of money into the state highway fund, they have now decided to having a voice in the spending of the money. The Ohio Good Roads board has been organized by the Automobile association, with a member from each county to make reports upon needs of the highways. A permanent liaison division for communication with the State Highway department will be maintained. COLUMBUS Frank Schille, head of a leading bottling company, has announced a reduction, in the retail price of soft drinks to five cents per bottle. Drinks have been selling here from seven to 10 cents a bottle. In Siam many women are employed in army workshops, in factories and on the railways and roads, where they are paid the same rates as men for equal work. BEAR OIL for HAIR AN INDIAN'S SECRET One of the potent Ineredisot Of ' Ketalke for the hair It genuine seer oil. There are other actiTe ingredient not found ia any other hair preparation. Kotalko haa aucreeded In many emtee ot bald ease, ramae Hair ana dandruff when erery other hair lotion or treatment haa prorcd futile. 3O0 Guarantee. Amuing results in case considered hopeleaa. Yetf never saw a bald ladlaal Why become or remain halt If yon ran crow hair! If others hare obtained a new growth or hare conquered dandruff, or a topped falling hair through Kotalko. way maw e Get a box of KOTALKO at any buiy drug store: or tend 1 rents, ailrer or stamps, for BBOCHIBE with, PROOF BOX of Kotalko to J. H. BriUain, Inc. Station F, New York. N. Y. Elks Lodge No. 649 Meets Every Thursday Evening SAFETY FOR SAVINGS P-US 4 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY "The Home For Savings" mi ii !' II !! !i I! I! II ii ii ii ii niir 1 f 1 low.

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