Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 239, 18 August 1921 — Page 7

WEATHER INSURANCE NOV PURCHASED TO PROTECT PROJECTS

(By Associated Pri) NEW YORK. Aug. 18. The British custom of taking out weather Insurance, has acquired a strong foothold in the United States. Fivemajor league baseball club3 this Eeason have thus safe-guarded themselves on all their Saturday, Sunday and holiday playing dates. while many minor league magnates are similarly protecting their exchequers. More than $1,500,000 was underwritten in rain Insurance for last 4th of July, it is estimated. Fair weath er was general, and less than $100,000 was paid policy holders. Labor Day is expected to break the July Fourth record. Buy $750,000 Worth A British company underwrote a $750,000 rain insurance policy for Tex Rickard as protection against finan cial setbacks which the element might have caused on July 2, the day of the Dempsey-Carpentier bout. The pramium on of this policy was reported to nave been $75,000. Colleges also have begun to insure against rainy Saturdays during the football season, and state and county fairs are likewise taking up the practice. Underwriters report that horse racing promoters and owners of boats used for holiday excursions are their biggest clients. In the winter they insure ice skating rinks on the temperature remaining below freezing. Summer resort hotels insure themselves against bad weather over weekends and department stores do the same thing for days on which they have advertjceri ealas ernvtut In of.

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purcnasers. The Insurance companies charge premiums ranging from 2 to 25 per ceni or tne policy, and even higher In rare Instances. Rates are based on the average rainfall in any locality over a ten year period, and on the month In which the event Insured is to take place. TEACH CHILD TO USE IMAGINATIVE POWERS By ANNA MAE BRADY. Mothers, did you ever stop to realize the importance of that period in your child's development when his little mind is free to wander over the hills of fancy, and he is finding much difficulty in linking up the real and tha unreal? It is the opportunity time of life and every one of us to whom i3 entrusted the care and development of a little child needs to study and understand it in order that we may make the most of it. All of us are dreamers of dreams, and it Is well that it i3 so, for every worthwhile act that has been given to the world was first a dream in tho mind of some person. Every book that was ever written, every picture painted, every field cultivated." was first just a flight of imaginative fancy. All of us go this far, but it is not enough to dream; we must do as well. The successful person Is the one who thinks over his dreams and organizes his thinking until finally it is no long er a dream but a reality. We grown-ups would give the gold of Midas, were it possible, if we might have developed in us the power of vision .the power to see life imaginatively. Yet our-little tots from three to six have this power to the nth degree, and instead of fostering and organizing it, we do our best to stifle it as a trait not be desired. The seed of genius lies in many of our children, and parents and teachers who do not understand, do their utmost to crush NOT NECESSARY TO TRAVEL . The season is here when many hay fever and asthma sufferers seek relief at health resorts.. Those who remain at home can find relief in Foley's Honev and Tar. Mrs. Alice Holtz. 817 York St., Cincinnati. O.. writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar broke up a bad cougrh and also my hoarseness, and gave me great relief. It is certainly a good remedy." it spreads a ne&ung, sooth ing coating over tickling, irritating membranes, eases cnotcing ana gasp ing. A. G. Luken & Co., 626-628 Main 6L Advertisement W. Virginia and Pocahontas j I COAL I x Independent Ice and Fuel I Company J miunwuMuuiuimunnuirmitiwunmuuwumiuiuuirawniratMiiminiinu ttuujuiuiiimuiuiuttdiumjumuiiu THOR WASHING i MACHINES i IRONERS I s Stanley Plumbing I 910 Main St. & Electric Co. Phone 1286 I iiiitiumiunnuuitnuMniHiimtinntiiutinnmnmuniiiHininiiniianiiiHiiiuui

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The picture was taken Just as American art students in Rome alighted from an airship which out the very thing which later they! wish them to have. "But," you say, "if I encourage this, will it not make my child untruthful? Already he juggles the truth in most alarming ways." As mothers and leaders of children, we must be able to distinguish between a flight of fancy and a deliberate attempt to deceive. Fortunately for us the latter cases are very rare. If in doubt ask the child; if it is a flight of fancy he will tell you so. What we need to do is to help the child see his vision clearly and then furnish him with some plastic material with which he can make his dreams come true. Fairy tales are excellent for the imaginative child. He is living in their world and they help explain for him that most inexplicable thing called life. Free hand cutting, clay modeling, and the sand table fur nish material which will enable him not only to see the picture more clearly, but also will lead him to me a doer as well as a dreamer, both of which are necessary. The imaginative period, the opportu nity time, comes but once, so let us make the most of iL WHERE WOMEN ENJOY SPECIAL PRIVILEGES Filipino women always have had in law and custom rights for which the women of more eidightened coun tries have fought for generations, or have recently won. Except that they do not have the ballot, Filipino women are on an equality with men before the law, and have certain privileges in the home not enjoyed by any other women of the East. ine sreaps or mstoncai data per taining to early Philippine events show that women took part in iru portant public functions; rules of war long governing Filipino warriors were

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9 'U'jimu.'jiwiMy took them on a sightseeing tour over the capital of the Caesars. The students were welcomed to compiled by one of her early queens; and the woman was so important that her abduction by a. man of another tribe was cause for war. ' Directs Family. She is treasurer and directs the business affairs of the family. She has control of her children, and if the husband dies, has an inalienable interest in the estate. Women may hold property in their own name which can not be attached to pay her husband's debts or sold by him except with her consent. The mother rears her daugh. ters to become capable wives and mothers, and in contrast to all other races of the Orient, marriages may be arranged only with the consent of the woman. The Filipino has by choice and cus tom remained in the home, and this is believed to account for the absence of woman suffrage. The wife has preferred to dictate family affairs from her fireside. Her husband invariably consults her about his wok and busi ness and her will usually is carried out by him. Feminists have even hoped that in the Philippines they will see the first realization of their ideal sex equality, but with women wield' ing the balance of power. mill refuse Hawaii. have been Invented In Husband's Story Will Amaze Richmond He says: "Adler-i-ka helped my wife for gas on the stomach and 60ur stom ach in TWENTY MINUTES. It works beyond greatest expectations." Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing foul matter which poisoned stomach. Brings out all sour, decaying food. EXCELLENT for chronic constipation. Guards against appendicitis. Adler-i-ka removes matter you never thought was in your system and which may have been poisoning you for months. Quigley's Drug Stores. Advertisement 71 I

ETERNAL CITY . v V y Rome by the new American am. bassador to Italy, Richard Washburn Child. London Pm&4100,000 To See Marine Picture A marine joy ride that ended in disaster was the subject of a painting that changed the whole course of art in France, and indirectly that of the world. After Napoleonic Wars, a party of colonists set out for Africa on the ship "Medussa." The sea was calm the weather fair. There was much wine and . dancing. The captain turned over command of the vessel to an inexperienced civilian, who piled her on a reef. One hundred and fifty Pig Growing Contest At Darke County Fair The various hog associations of! Darke County and the1 Board ot Directors of the Darke County Agricultural Society are holding a PIG GROWING CONTEST and SALE at the Great Darke County Fair, held August 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th. 1921. The Fair Board is holding a contest of their own and the four associations of the county are each holding a -contest of their own breed. The contest of the Fair Board is held for the purpose ot educating the boys and girls of the county to fatten their hogs for market, while the association contests are held to educate the youngsters to feed their pigs for breeding purposes only. There are three hundred thirty (330) head of nies entered in these contests, and there is sure some rivalry among the! contestants. The several associations will hold a public sale of their pigs at one o'clock Thursday, August 25th; the money each pig brings will be given to the boy or girl who raised it. Mark your dates. August 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th, 1921. Advertisement. Pr. MEN'S SOX $1.00

IND., THURSDAY, AUG. 18, 1921

survivors embarked on a small rait Untold privations ensued. Tiie Krnch artist, Gericault, painted "The Raft of Medussa' so realis tically that Europe was sirred. Londoners raid more than $100,000 to see his picture. This canvas changed the whole trend of painting, says th Mentor Magazine. STARVE AMID WEALTH. SOUTH ORANGE. N: J. Desnite the fact that South Orange is supposed to be the wealthiest town per square mile in New Jersey an expert reports its shade trees to be dying of starvation. They are so rlost tn stiwt pavings and sidewalks that the root system is deprived of the water and air it needs. MUST MOVE AFTER 55 YEARS WHITE PLAINS. After living In the same home for 65 years, John Tighe, 61 years old, will now have to look for lodgings. He has received notice that his home has been sold. ECZEMA'ON FACE In Blisters On Little Girl. Skin Sore and Red. Cuticura Heals. j "When my little girl was four months old eczema broke out on her face and neck in small blisters. Her skin was very sore and red. Later the breaking out developed into sore eructions. Shu was cross and could not sleeo dav or nivht. "The trouble lasted about six weeks before I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using two cakes of Soap and one and a half boxes of Ointment she was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Edna Pottorf, Oregonia, Ohio. Daily use of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum usually prevents skin troubles. iwjatbebrmbrlUl Address: "Citlmbt. rtorie,Dot. R UmUta , kUu." Sold mrery--jraBui. viiwamauasw. 1 ileum 2be. wiucur soap taava without mac. i-uk Overland Sedan 1 demonstrator, cheap; Model 90 SeLadies' White Oxfords and Pumps With Louis and Cuban heels; a good run of sizes In each style $1.39 In Our Men's Section

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I yZ'S O 3 C3 D6 j ill! 1 0 F LAST CALL! Tbe gong has sounded! All Summer merchandise must ij I I ll " jl ll go! We have held off until the last minute and now we axe prepared to I P II n Sb-VL tSTffr give the DeoDle of Richmond the biggest price-slashing event of the seallll 1 1 jg 11 n C . R El t son- Absolutely nothing reserved, including our newest Fall arrivals. I I jEJUST JUL 11 Q All SHOES and SLIPPERS are of well known makes and are btrictly l!i ji FIRST QUALITY. ' . II New Fall Footwear Included Sale Starts Friday, August 19 The Sale of Sales. Attend! j I Ladies' $6J35 Dress " I ll Oxfords, Ties, Pumps aad ' jA&jf lL fj llll Strap Slippers in brown, A Jry I; 11 black, mouse and grey kid, ' J S Jyf V HI suede and calfskin, with jrr m - l!i llll high, low or medium heel. l jitf 1(1 All sizes 2 to 9, all j J0 II widths AA to EE........; J ""."ZL1 III I i i Sport Oxfords and Straps, trim- , j J

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Sport Oxfords and Straps, trimmed in brown and JQ QQ black ip6ij0 Ladies One-Strap House Slip pers, with flexible soles, rubber heels . , $1.98 Comfort and Dress Shoes, with round or medium toes, low or military heels; a new (JQ QQ Fall arrival Growing girls' Brogue Oxfords, with low walking heels, medium toes. $3.98 Ladies' $5.00 Dress Oxfords of soft polished coltskin, Louis heels and flexible leather soles, a real value $1.69 Boys' school Shoes of soft skin and oak leather sole; double stitched throughout; j- QQ all sizes to 6 J)i-0 Little tots' Shoes ot soft polished coltskin and colored wash able kid tops at $1.69 Boys' Dress Shoes Black or brown Dress Shoes, with medium, English or round toes, $6.00 values in S3.98

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Ladies' White Oxfords , and Straps With covered or leather military heels and flexible leather soles, $4.85 values $1.98 Real Boys' Shoes Children's Sandals, just the thing for play or dress; well made; all sizes QC to 2, at ...I OC Gym Shoes for boys; leather trimmed, suction . J0 QQ soles p.0 All children's Slippers, including Straps and Oxfords, j" QQ in all leathers tpX.70 See the Big Window Display