Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 164, 21 May 1921 — Page 6

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Published Every , Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Poet Office at Richmond. Indiana, as . Second-Class Mail Matter. ' MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Th' Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of. all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. The Volunteer Training Camps Attention is called to the fact that military training camps for citizens will be opened at Camp Knox, Ky., July 21 to Aug. 30. The quota for Wayne county will be proportional to the population of the county, and will be announced within a fewtlays. It is pointed out that these camps will afford excellent vacations for the men accepted. Although there is to be military training, the camp will be conducted on lines similar to the Camp at Plattsburg, in New York, before the war. Since there will be men and boys of all ages in the camp it has been decided to segregate the men into groups of like ages. "This country must be prepared for emergencies such as we faced in the last year," says Hilton U. Brown, a leading civic worker in Indianapolis and a father of three boys who saw service overseas in the World war. "Although Ave may never have another war," says Mr. Brown, "the training received in 30 days in one of these camps will be invaluable to the younger

Good Evening WHAT DON'T YOU KNOW? That sometimes the highbrow may conceal a cavity beneath is one of the revelations ot the Edison trick questions. Educators, citizens and reporters, supposedly above the average In information, are revealed as lacking, and even the use of encyclopedias and other reference books fails in some instances. For Instance, in the list, of questions and answers printed there were numerous errors. Here are some of them: Korea is said to be north of China, when literally it is east. It is nearer north of Japan. G. Of what kind of wood are axe handles made? A. Ash. From time immemorial hickory has been deemed the only wood tough enough for axe and hammer handles. During the war ash was used as a substitute when the contractors could get away with it People who don't know might accept an ash handled axe. but no mechanic or woodsman would. Q. Of what is glass made? A. Sand melted with lime. That might do for a very poor quality of glass, with a few additions, but ordinary glass is made from silica contained in a ?perial kind of saad and a potash compound, with other substances to color, toughen or otherwise affect the product. Q. What is a caisson. A. In engineering, water tight chamber used in submarine construction. The Wool-i north building foundations were pur j down by the use of caissons, because) water was encountered. It was not ! submarine work, however. j Q. What two rivers converge at Pittsburgh? A. Ohio and Allegheny. The last time the writer was there the Monongabela and Allegheny converged to form the Ohio. Guess they are there yet. , Q. What is sago? A. Indian ric a dry granulated starch from the East Indies. When the writer went to school he was taught that sago was made from the pith of the sago palm, and a few other growths having a like nature. What don't you know? Pennsylvania professor says American literature is declining. Ferhaps lie has been getting rejection slips lately. There are some mutts in this world who are- too bashful even to meet their obligations. G. T. a.ks: "if a bathing beauty ever went into the water what would become of her make-up?" Leave that one to Edison. I Rippling Rhymes ( By WALT MASON - ; GREAT CHANCES. The mails with documents are loaded, de.-cribins Fnaps T oulit to nail: by glib-tongued salesmen I xni poaded p.nd asked to dig my hard-earned kale. For wealth untold T always hanker, p.nd I'd be buying gold bricks strong, but for the wise old village banker ho tells we when I'm headed wrong. Me d'als in coin, and coin's his study, he's wise to all investment i ricks, and he explain, in language ruddy, how pramen are played on rasy hicks. When I approach the paying teller, to draw out all the coin in view, the banker lefid? me to the cellar, and asks me hai 1 plan to do. And whn I say I am intending to buy an oil veil .down in Maine, he lecture? me, much wisdom lending, until again I'm safe and t-ane. He knows I have distorted ision where money matters are concerned; I m always having dreams ( lysian or roubles pcined that were rot earned. And so on me he's keeping cases, he shields mt from the getrich fake, when he beholds some hectic traces of punk investments I would Chevrolet Motor Cars E. W. Steinhart & Co. 10th and Sailor St. Phone 2955 fLnAfiji-rinjiri,ii,iri,--,,"",r WAIST SPECIALS THIS WEEK BUY SUGAR at E. R. BERHEIDE Phone 1329 244 S. 5th St. Free Delivery

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generation. Whenever employers find that their men going to the camp need pocket money, it is hoped that it will be advanced. The government will pay all other expenses." Congress has made provision for nine of these camps, one in each of the nine corps areas which compose the present military divisions of the United States. Each camp will last a month, during which expert soldiers will give the volunteer recruits instruction in the essentials of military life. The term is too short to pretend to do more than lay an intelligent foundation, but the experience will be worth any young man's having. There will be practical military instruction and demonstrations by trained regular troops to elucidate the problems which the recruits cannot be made ready to try for themselves. There will be much attention to health, sanitation, and a proper provision for athletics and entertainment. When the month is over the volunteer will go

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conception of what it means to be a soldier of the great republic. The camps will be schools of high minded citizenship, schools of service and American manhood. They will prepare a few at least of our youth to lead if the misfortune of war and the duty of defense comes to us again. They will recruit for the guard and the reserve. They will send back into civilian life missionaries to preach with knowledge and enthusiasm the benefits of the moral, mental, and physical training which comes in the education of the citizen soldier.

Two Minutes of Optimism By HERMAN J. STICH

THE FAILURE'S EPITAPH "Time is money," said Benjamin Franklin, and a French statistician has been dabbling with our temporal wealth to find out just what most of us do with it. His facts and figures show that the "average" man of fifty has slept 56S6 days, worked 6134, walked 750, amused himself 3792, eaten for 1423 days and been ill 475. Analyzing his figures, it is apparent that they conform roughly to the old injunction that a man should sleep eight hours, work eight hours and play eight hours although in the figures mentioned, sleep has been slighted somevhat in favor of pleasure. These figures, of course, show only how the "average" man spends his time. If figures were available indicating what the "beyond-the-average" man does as the clock's hands go round, there can be no question but they would show that both sleep and pleasure are ruthlessly sacrificed in favor of work, in order to accomplish worthwhile ambitions, attain position and pelf, and generally to do big things in a big way. Most of us are always complaining that our days are few, and acting as though there were no end of them. The "average" man does not know the value of time the "beyond-the-avcrage" man does. And the latter thinks, plans and works; while the former is getting ready to commence to begin, and idleness and the chase after amusement cause the moments to slip past out of his reach forever, out into the great ocean of yesterday. Napoleon used to say: "You may ask anything of me but time," and it will bear repeating that the reason he beat the Austrians was because he appreciated the importance of five minutes. "Time is money," Benjamin Franklin said; he was only partly right. Time is not money unless you turn it into money. Most men are poor because they are time-poor they squander the seconds of which success is the sum they kill the present, unknowing or unheeding that in it lives their future, which is the total of life's nows. Time is something practically none of us can afford to waste unless we are prepared to want. Every moment is a precious drop freighted with destiny life s most meaningful words are these: "Now is the accepted time." If the true epitaph of most failures were written, it would probably read: "Here lies a might-have-been. He killed Time. Therefore, he throttled his chances to succeed."

make. Before the cold-eyed village banker the glib and oily faker squirms; he is my helm, my jib and spanker, if you'll forgive tiicte sailor terms. He is my binnacle and anchor; kny larboard watch and starboard clock; I owe it to the village banker that all my goods are not. in hock. Correct English Don't Say: There are things that children can LEARN us. In the MEAN WrHILE they found a Fhade. She WAITED his coming. She AWAITED him. The disappointed man fchot HISSELF. Say. There ara things that children can TEACH us I In the MEANTIME th-y foand a thade. She AWAITED his coming. She WAITED for him. The disappointed man shot HIMSE1F. CHICKEN THIEF GIVEN 1-TO-8 YEAR SENTENCE DECATUR. Ind.. May 21 Henry C. Mills, a resident of Tocsin, charged in Automobile Distributing Agency for Sale One of the. oldest and best known companies handling the best car in its price class desires to retire from the business. It has a thoroughly equipped retail store and repair shop and a thoroughly organized wholesale distributing department with about 40 sub-dealers. Only reason for retiring is because of other interests requiring all the time of principal in other pursuits. Full information can be secured by Inquiry addressed to Box 628, Indianapolis News. The Food 100ro Pure BREAD Made by ZWISSLER'S

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muscles, better health, and a the Adams circuit court with the theft of 33 chickens from Philip Carper, entered a plea of guilty Friday. Judge Moran sentenced him to the state prison at Michigan City for a term of from one to eight, years. -the beer-y beverage" niuuuuutmuHiiiiiiiuiiiuiuifiiiuuiunnuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiuiiiHiiniuiiuiini Don't Wear Spotted Clothes i Send them to WILSON to be Cleaned Phones 1105-1106 mmuraaiuuni4iiniiiiuiiiuimniiiiuuiuuiuiiwiuiiuiiuuiui.iiiiii Ask for Our Prices Can and Bottle Goods Domestic and Imported Phone 2379 The French Delicatessen BOSTON STORE Quality Always

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TODAY'S TALK By Georga Matthew Adama, Author of "You Can," -Take IV "Up" ' TO BE STRONG! Among the earliest aspirations of the child is to walk to stand by its own strength. Of the boy. it is to "6how his muscle." Of the man. to lead through sheer force of mind within a personality trained to dominate. To be strong this hat been the conscious and unconscious dream that has permeated the thought of human life all through the ages. It is the natural desire of a man. Not physical strength alone but added to this, that strength of mind and heart without which no physical man is strong. For each, in its turn, backs and supports the other. You can have no higher ambition than to be strong. For the strong character is the tortressed character. Its greatest foe is itself. It will face outside fear. And it will not flinch in the midst of disaster. But upon itself because it is strong it must keep an hourly watch. How shall you get to be strong? By wanting to be strong! So every human being, to a very large degree, hold3 the fate of himself fully in his own hands. Our wills must be fashioned to serve And there must be no dissipation of the delicate and intricate cells that make up the marvelous structure of our brains. Emerson says that the strongest man on earth is the man who stands. most alone. The strength of the strong is largely a contributed strength. But once acquired, it 's welded to the very fibre of a man's being. Lowell says that every day we "Sinais climb and know u not." It is that way that we keep getting stronger. We go through the task that seems impossible and then si! tb'ngs look possible. The strong man gets impatient in the midst of foolish objections. "There shall be no Alps," cried Napoleon to his soldiers. I have known many strong men. But the strongest thing about the strongest. I have noticed, has always been their gentleness and human-ness.

Answers to Questions V I H(-?p What causes salt in the ocean,? The best sunported modern theory is th.it the ocean has been salt from the very beginnig of time. The old idea has been that the suit in the sea was not there originally, but was brought to it. little by little, throughout the ages, by rivers which washed it out of the land. In the process of evaporation the moi&ture was drawn up, leaving the salt behind and thus gradually concentrating it in ihe ocean. Howover, the old idea i3 discredited by the fact that thfre s a great similarity betwetn the sa'ts iound in the ocean and those present in the gaseous matter ejected from the interior of the earth during a voleanio eruption, and the great difference between the salt of ocean water and that of inland salt lakes formed by the evaporation of river water. PuzzledWhen an electric lamp breaks it produces a sound like an explosion. As the lan'p is a vacuum I am puzzled to know why tlii-s sound Were it not a vacuum there would be r.o explosion. When nn ordinary lamp chimney breaks there is no such sound. We understand that the noise is made by the air rushing in to fill the vacuum. Pupil Please give me the decimal equivalent of an inch. Is there such a thing as an Edison star? The centimeter is equal to 0.?,S37th of an inch. This is the nearest decimal denomina MVSBAND AND WIFE BOTH SICK Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Corner, Shenandoah. Va... were botli ill. He writes: "Rheumatism and bladder trouble was our trouble. My wife had rheumatism in her arms so she could not use them. She has had no trouble since takingFoley Kidney Pills. I don't have to gret up at night so much since taking Foley Kidney Pills, nor have I a weak back." Backache, sore, swollen or stiff muscles or joints, tired languid feeling yield quickly to Foley Kidney Pills. A. G. l.uken and Co., ;26-::s Main St. Advertisement. ' i'.

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tion to an inch, star. There is no Edison Reader mr ba!a anirwer ! tlaaa hr wtHIb The Falladtam toettoaa and Aanwera departmeat. AM questions ahould be wrlttea lalafy aad briefly. Answer- will he rive briefly. Dinner Stories An American politician, who at one time served his country in a very high legislative place, passed away, and a number of newspaper men were collaborating on an obituary notice. "What shall we say of him?" asked one of the men. "Oh, just put down that he was always faithful to his trust." "Yes," answered another of the group, "that's all right, but are you going to give tbs name of the trust?" OS CAPE COD fHEQUESIT INT Vl WEMFLEET, MASS. . 1 Open Jane 36. Uader New Maaagemeat. Boating, Bathing, Tennis. Sea and Lake Fishing. Orchestra. Water 7 4 Degrees GEORGE B. MORAX, Manager. Formerly of the Masconomo, Man. chstcr-by-the-Sea. Mass. LUGGAGE OF QUALITY At Prices that are Right 827 Main St.

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The Building Boom is on! OWN YOUR OWN HOME Mr. Renter, this is addressed to you. No doubt you have often looked forward to the time when you could own a little home of your very own, a place on which every dollar expended is a dollar earned rather than a dollar wasted. In other words, a home that means more to you than merely a roof over your head. Fall into line with the rest of the former rent payers who are now building. The opportunity to build at pre-war prices was never better. So why hesitate? Consult us today. The Miller-Kemper Company Phones 32473347

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SEN. JOSEPH I. FRANCE Senator Joseph I France, Lenlne's best friend in the upper house of congress, will sail within a few days for Russia to undertake an investigation of conditions in that country. For some time the Maryland senator has been an c c t i v e proponent of the cause of Russian trade, although be has not committed himself on the wisdom of llrHe--v I I government. H e has made several speeches in favor of restoration . of trade relations and has broached the subject in the senate on a number of occasions. JOitPM I OANCE During the senatorial debate on the Versailles treaty and the league of j nation? last year Senator France lined up with the irreconcilables. 1 The Maryland solon, whose full name i3 Joseph Irwin France, was born October 11, 1873. He was educated in Hamilton college, Clinton, N. Y.; University of Leipzig. Germany; Clark university, Worcester. Mass.. and College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore. He served in the Maryland state senate. 1906-'09; was a delegate to the Republican convention of 1908; elected to the United Stales senate in 1916. Twenty per cent of the entire area of Madagascar is covered with forest. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A large and responsible manufacturer wants a local representative who can invest from $2,000 to $3,000 on assurance of returns up to $10,000 yearly profit. Factory conducts advertising and sales helps at its own expense. You handle your own funds. A "sure fire" plan proven successful and highly profitable everywhere we have selected a representative. Submit refernces. Write Box H 8050. Palladium. aiHiiflmimiuiiunratwtenuitninwuunuimfmiuiraumwiunmuraaimi I A. O. MARTIN f DENTIST Colonial Bldg. Phone 1637 BuminmmiJitnBfiaumiiminiimiiinmiinntimiiumiiDiaminimtiuafmn WUJys Knight and Overland Motor Cars OVERLAND RICHMOND CO. 11 S. 7th St Phone 1058 Order Your Suit Now, until May 30, EXTRA TROUSERS FREE FAULTLESS CLEANING CO. Jack Newsom, Prop. 203 Union Nat'l. Bank Bldg. 8th and Main Phone 2718

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VINCENMES KATES TO GO UP. INDIANAPOLIS. 5!ay 21. Increased rates for the Vincennes Water Supply company were authorized by the

j public service commission Friday. The commission has-decided on a minimum flat-rate charge of $5.00 a year for water consumer in M untie and an increase of loom $1 to 91.25 in meter schedules. Memories of Old Days In This .Paper Tan Years A40 Today It was reported at the meeting of the Whitewater Lodce of Odd Fellawa I that the option, agreement on to siock or m looge in me companv I owning the I. O. O. F. building was i in ihe bands oC the attorneys representing the nroibable purchaser and 1 the lodge. And Blackheads. Caused Itching. Troubled a Year. Cuticura Heals. "My trouble, began who pimples aad blackheads which later develcpedaato a rash and caused an itching feeling, especially in-hot weather. My faea was badly affected and was red. blotchy and disfigured. "This trouble lasted about a year and I tried different kiadsof remedies but nothing helped me. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and almost a box of Cuticura Ointment for three weeks I was completely healed." (Signed) Edmund Theis, Route 1, Winona, Minn. Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Talcum are ideal f one very -day toilet uaes. harklMkfiMWKill AiUrMTCilUmUt. nMriM.tHi I. Ml 41. M " od ylww. S Hc. Qiaaa f ao4 Me.' Tii'ihi c ai Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls are the best made. .VVESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main St. HHmiwmitiMtiifflmaiyinn I Suits Cleaned and Pressed I $1.50 I PEERLESS CLEANING CO. 318 Main Street nwnmmmatq BUY JELLICO COAL NOW Independent Ice & Fuel Company L pna.iiinnwiiinii.iiam FURNITURE OF QUALITY ferd grothaus 614416 Main SL gmmiwiiiuuiiMuim THOR WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Electric Co. Phone 1286 Stanley Plumbing 910 Main St. GOODRICH TIRE SPECIAL 33x4 Tire at $18.00 Fully Guaranteed RODEFELD GARAGE West End Main St. Bridge Phone 3077 My office will be closed during the month of July. Dr. Dykeman, Dentist ! SAFETY FOR SAVINGS PLUS 412 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY "The Home For Savings" Now Is The Time To Buy POCAHONTAS COAL HACKMAN-KLEHFOTH 4, CO. North Tenth and F Streets Also South G between 6th and 7th Phones 2015 2016 mmiiMwiaiuimuiuiiiuiM $18 COAL OIL STOVES I at $12.98 Holthouse Furniture Store! 530 Main St. I uimmnm ni uinuuiHunnuiuii luinnwiminuiu tfsiisuumimtiiMuuia LUMBER and COAL MATHER BROS. Co. DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phono 2665 Rooms 15-16 Comstock Bulldlna 1016 Mala Street Open Sundays and Evenings r appointment. Prices are Down on Used Cars See Us Now Chenoweth Auto Co. 1107 Main St. Phone 1925

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