Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 31, 15 December 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND 1 SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1920. MM "IT'S BETTER TO BUY HERE THAN TO WISH YOU HAD"

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GOLDEN RULE BEST LAW FOR BUSINESS SAYS CINCINNATI MAN :' (By Associated Press) CINCINNATI, ' O., Dec. 15 The Golden Rule Is the'dlvine law governing hwnaji.. .relationships, accepted , by all religions and v proclaimed by all prophets and teachers of every creed, .nd la the only4vor1cable, industrial and economic-' law in the universe today., according to Arthur "Nash, former minister and president of, the A. Nash Clothing Manufacturing : company, of this ciCy who has injected the Golden &ule joto'th? conduct f, bis business. Recently he"" 50 employees of the rompany,-actuated 'by the spirit of the Holden Rule, ' agreed to -i surrender Iheir jobs for a month, either January or February." ro I that unemployed workmen in " the Welothing " Industry could be given employment" In June, 1 916 the company '- was Incorporated with a capital stock of $60,000 and Mr. Nash as the prime mover and principal investor was elected president.' Employees Have Confidence. ; Tn July, 1919 the company moved into mere commodious ouarters on the strength of a loan of $50,000 from a baak-- -Mr.?. . Nash called the employees together and told them of the loan which, he said was negotiated on the basts - of . Iris confidence in them. Withth Golden Rule proclaimed as the governing law of- the business. Mr. Nafh- submitted a profit sharing plan .to- .the employees; Their confidence' in Nash wasisuch that the employees refused io accept the plan but said they .preferred to have their T'ay each -week and were willing to leave it' to the management to figure out what they could pay in weekly waaes. . Wages, were thereupon , inCreased frdm time to time. At the pnd Of 1919 the "company found that dpsniK ,the -wage increases and .the enormous , expense of moving and equipping the new p'unt it had mad a r.rwrt f $42,000 on an investrr.,t of $60,000. - The actuat condition at that time v a that the enmoanv was paying higher wages, selling its product for less money and earning a larger trofit. than any of its associates in business. Mr. Nash save that thpse figures wore submitted to th employees and hat h fplt chagrined becuA it was Ms belW tbt an unjustifiah'e profit was marlp off "the lahor of others. At the mftire Air. Nsh said that fages vould he Increased from 10 to 20 per cnt. l.'ter th profit sharfne bais of arrivfne at a just wago. was the rrlv solution of the problem, was sdooted. - Pv the plan presented o them the profits wpr to be divided among the bein on the basis of salaries earned, tv--r a ypr. Th ninloye,,s who pfrnpd more ibsn sro wpk, ptitionfd tba com-r-nv to distribute tii workers' slmre of the profits on the basis of time vorked instead of on the lais of wages drawn. The petition stated that this would give those earnipg . the pmaller wppa an eaual dividend with those makine larcer sums. This meant that the cutters and th off pressers parninar i from $75 to $90 a wfek, petit ionpd that the poorest paid help receive the same dividend that they did.

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News of the Counties

MILTON, Ind. The Missionary society of the Methodist church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Denny. Mrs. Vene Beeson was assistant hostess. Mrs. Henry McMahan was leader. The Misionary Message of the New Testament was the program subject. Mrs. Moore led the devotions and Mrs. Carrie Langston had the mystery box. There were 24 members present and two new members were received. CAMPBELLSTOWN, O. Morton Rhoades, player on the local basketball team, is suffering from blood poison at h.is home here.

are conducting a revival the Martindale church.

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GREENVILLE POLICE SEEK CHECK FORGER

GREENVILLE, O., Dec, 15. Police have no clue of a stranger who attempted to pass a fraudulent check for $75 at the Economy store. When a clerk informed him that she would have to have the check cashed before she could return him his change on a purchase of a $5 doll, the stranger became alarmed and fled. The check

was drawn on the Greenville National ; bank and was signed by Ralph Hunt, j When inquiry was made, it was found;

that Mr. Hunt had not written the clrack. It is believed that the stranger escaped in an automobile. A good description of the man was given to the police. He was tall and wore overalls. Studebaker Farm Sold. The old Studabaker farm south of town was sold at public auction by ; Sheriff Browne on the courthouse steps Saturday afternoon, and purchased by O. R. Krickenberger for the ' sum of $39,500. This farm consisting of 255 acres was appraised at $45,000. It was owned jointly by Messrs. O. R. Krickenberger, John F. Maher, Edwin C. Wright and George F. Crawford. It was sold on a partition suit brought in common pleas court by O. R. Krickenberger. Mrs. Ireland Dead. Mrs. Josephine Ireland, wife of Walter Ireland, is dead of Blight's disease, from which she had been a sufferer for 18 years. The deceased, who ' was aged 55 years old, with her husband moved to this city from Cincinnati last May. She was the mother of Mrs. Daniels of the firm of Wieland Sr. Daniels, jewelers. Besides the husband, she is survived by two daughters.

GRATIS, O. The high school basketball team was defeated by the Lanier school Friday evening. It was the first game of the season for the locals. Members of the Odd Fellow's lodge will give a party and supper at the town hall, Dec. 18. MILTON, Ind. The following officers have been elected by the Eastern Star for next year: Mrs. Robert Beeson, worthy matron; Frank Morrow, worthy patron; Mrs. Pierce, associate matron: Mrs. Nora Scott, secretary; Mrs. Edgar Beeson, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Morrow, conductress and Miss Effie Hubble, associate, conductress.

h anna's L.KEEK, IND. Thursday

nignt, Dec. 23, members of the Han-j MILTON, Ind. Saturday will be na's Creek church will serve a sup-j Gentlemen's night at the Grange meetper beginning at 6 o'clock. "Following j ing. There will be a Christmas prothis there will be a Christmas tree and j gram. Each member is requested to entertainment of recitations, dia-j bring an unespensive gift for fun in logucs, songs .and Santa Claus will be a Christmas exchange, there with presents for the children.; :

The Rev. Max Schaffer will preach here next Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Sunday school at the usual hour, Everette LaFuse, superintendent Rev. Musselman, of the Four Mile church will deliver an illustrated lecture sermon next Sundlay evening at 7 o'clock. The Young People's meeting is at 6 o'clock. The church will give an entertainment consisting of Christmas songs and recitations, Sunday evening, Dec. 26.

High Wind Blows Down Winchester Gas Plant WINCHESTER,' Ind., Dec. 15. The artificial gas plant, in the course of erection, was blown down Monday

night by the high wind.

was located near the natural gas container, and it was expected that it would be ready to be used by the first of February. The Goodrich Brothers, of the Goodrich Hav and Grain company, were large stockholders.

The fossil coal to a depth of morel than a mile would last 6,000 years at!

theft present rate of consumption, if it were recoverable.

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E LL-AWS FOR INDIGESTION

Mademoiselle Napierskowski, a fa- ; mous Russian dancer, has insured her : fee' for $50 000.

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CENTERVILLE, Ind. The regular meeting of the Parent -Teachers' association was held Tuesday evening at the school house. A program was rendered at the opening of the meeting and this was followed by the usual discussion of plans and suggestions for the betterment of the school. Rev. Samoson. a native of India.

gave an interesting lecture at the I

Christian church Monday evening and also spoke at the school' house Tuesday morning. Rev. Sampson is a graduate of an American college and his very interesting in addresses. The third number of the lecture course will be given Thursday evening; a lecture by Mr. Kady, at the M. E. church. BLOOMINGSPORT, Ind. ttev. Al-

vin Thornburg and Rev. Carl Tucker i

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NOTICE Fuller Brushes for Xmas - The gift of real value and use. "39 Brushes". Mr. Julius Karcher, Jr., Sales Mgr., Richmond District. Phone 4001. . FULLER BRUSH CO, , Hartford, Conn. ,

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MARY GARDEN" and DJERKISS Perfume Sets. Perfumes and Toilet Waters Comprising Vantine, Djerkiss, Rigand's, Mary Garden, Palmers, Pivers, Melba and Lazell.

Gillette, Auto-Strop, Gem. Durham Duplex and Ever-Ready Safety Razors. Something new. Range in price from $4.00 'to 110.00. These make elegant Christmas gifts. .

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