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Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Street. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as Second-Class Mail Matter. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The 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 American Legion Meeting The state convention of the American Legion at Wabash emphasizes the purpose of the organizationthe inculcation of patriotism and loyalty. Here is a group of men that is devoting its entire time to a lofty purpose. It serves no material interests and seeks no selfish gain. "We must Americanize our own citizens by breaking down the barriers of ignorance and by opening up the highway of knowledge," said Frank McHale, chairman of the Americanization committee, in his report. He truly summarizes the only way by which all the people of the nation can truly become citizens of the realm. So long as ignorance of the basis of our government and prejudica against our institutions sway the lives of some of our citizens, we lack that unanimity of national purpose which makes us powerful within and respected from without. National life will not be virile and powerful if a minority of our citizens does not believe that our government exists solely for the benefit of the people and is admin

Answers to Questions fAny reafler can ret the answer to tny question by writing The Palladium Information Bureau, Frederick J. Haskln. director. Washing-ton. P. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The bureau does not five advice on legal, medical and financial matter. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research On any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in tamps for return postage. All replies re sent direct to the inquirer.) Q. What is the difference between skilled and unskilled laborers ? C-. J. G. A. Skilled laborers are those requiring such training In a "particular occupation as would involve material industrial loss in a transference to other occupations. Any laborers who do not have to serve an apprenticeship to learn a trade are unskilled laborers. Q. Who built the road to Pike's Peak, and who gets the tolls? M. F. W. A. The American Automobile Association says that the road running up Pike's Peak is a state highway. Money received from tolls is used for the upkeep of the road. Q. What will bring the luster back to a tortoise shell comb? H. L W. A. To revive tortoise shell combs, which often get dull and dingy-looking, dip the finger in linseed oil and rub over the whole surface of the comb. If there is a pattern on the comb, it may be necessary to use a soft brush to get it' Into the crevices. Then rub with the palm of the hand until all oil has disappeared, when the shell feels hot and looks bright and shiny. Q. How did the morris chair get its name? T. O. D. A. The Morris Chair was Invented by William Morris, the well known poet, writer and craftsman. Q. Does the President have a yacht of his own? How much did it cost? P. A. A. The Mayflower, kept for the use of the President, cost $430,000. Q. When were oars first used to propel boats? U C. S. A. Paddling was probably known before rowing. Boats with oars are found in the earliest pictorial monuments of Egypt, about 2.500 B. C. In these some crews are facing the bow and others the stem. Later the hieroglyphs show the oarsmen facing the stern. Q. When a man of India loses caste does he descend into the caste beneath him? E. P. A. In losing caste, a man does not enter the caste beneath him; he becomes an outcast. Musings for the Evening IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. We are arranging for a game between the Giants and ihe Yanks in the Metropolitan 'Opera House. It our plaus go through the Giants will play "Carmen" to the Yanks "Aida." There are always plenty of hits in the opera house and a lot of runs, and occasionally a few errors. Come one, come all. Ice cream cones, hot dogs, and soda will be served through the audience and there will be coffee and doughnuts on the maeazine floor. We don't know yet who will sing first, second or third base for these trams. With a holdup now and then the west is getting to be nearly as wild as the east. Germany is selecting its Washington staff, but "it is not believed that Von Bernstoff. of sacred memory, will be back again. The wild tribesmen of Russia are suffering hunger, according to cable. If they hadn't been so wild they would not now be so hungry. Here lies Angus McNulty, The daisies are growing around him. He smoked a cigar While filling his car With gas. And they partially found him. Those new fall skirts from Paris seem to be quite a disappointment in certain circles. They reach to the shoe tops. Montreal is planning a new hotel, costing $9,000,000. Rheuma for Uric Acid Rheuma, a physician's prescription for rheumatism, acts on the kidneys and forces the uric acid from swollen joints and other lodging places, say3 Juigley's Drug Stores. A few days' use will convince the most skeptical. Advertisement.

istered fox their welfare. This saving knowledge can come only by educatioiiand the legion is one of the most potent agencies in the country to bring it about. Every true patriot will also subscribe to the following sentiment of Mr. McHale: "If we are to retain our dignity as a state and keep our nationality intact, then we must combat those various enemies by a state and national legislation program to the end that our laws speak for America and for Americans only. The people are looking to us to champion this cause. The legion must and shall carry on this work for its life is one devoted to patriotism." All of us know that mere orations on the duty of citizenship will not produce loyalty. Words must be translated into deeds, as Mr. McHale

points out. Vigorous opposition to all forms of

disloyalty is a paramount consideration, and the legion, comprising as it does the men who fought for the nation, is admirably equipped to lead in this work. "Its life is one devoted to patriotism." Citizenship is only an empty title if the man who claims that privilege does not assume it3 responsibilities, chief of which is an unwavering devotion to our institutions and loyalty to the government under whose benign sway our national life has evolved. A legion post is the center of loyalty in every community from which radiate patriotic impulses that powerfully affect every member. The positive and aggressive Americanization program of the legion deserves to be commended heartily. It is accomplishing a great service in behalf of our national destiny.

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can", "Take It", "Up RECONSTRUCTION Reconstruction is a very big word full of meaning. To reconstruct is really to begin all over again and make something new out of that which has been destroyed or worn away. We hear this appeal on every hand, reconstruction of finance, of government, of industries, and of almost every phase of activity. But the greatest and most important reconsruction process must be of men and women. Get a man to think right and he will work and produce right. I watched a workman the other day. Only about five minutes more and his job of many days would be finished. But it was 5 o'clock so the tools all dropped and the unfinished work remained. When he took up his work in the morning, I noted that it took this same workman about half an hour to get his tools and materials ready to complete the task he had left the night before. What is needed in this workaday world is that every man, woman and child shall take PRIDE in the thing they do and that they do it as well as it can be done. On every hand I hear employers complaining of the fact that they cannot get GOOD workmen those who do not have, to be watched. This seems to be a universal condition with millions out of work as well! Reconstruct men and women, and the world will take care of itself. Reconstruct your heart, and your thinking and your acts will stand out like the lonely peaks of towering mountains secure above storms and stress. A man must feel right in his Throne Room if he would invite the outside passerby to pause about his doorstep. . And after all, isn't it worth while to feel that no one need follow you to patch up that which you have neglected or done in an inefficient style?

Who's Who in the Day's News COUNT LASZLO SZECHENYI Count Laszslo Szechenyi, of Budapest, it is understood, is to be Hungary's minister to the United States after the treaty of peace is ratified. He is familiar with the United States, a3 he spent much time here with his wife the former Gladys Vanderbilt The count married Miss Vanderbilt in 1908. He visited in America frequently before the war and has made one visit here since the armistice. When the United States entered the war. Countess Szechenyi became an alien enemy, and the alien property custodian took over nearly $9,000,000 worth of stocks COUNT S26CHENYI. and other property owned in this country by her. The countess made a visit to her family while the war was in progress, being admitted by special permission of the state department. Lessons in Correct English Don't Say: The two political factions combined TOGETHER. The apple is QUITE round. The count of the votes was quite ALL correct. Among the soldiers there was an UTTER lack of discipline. They think they have NECESSARY requisite food for the trip. Say: The two political factions combined. The apple is ALMOST round. The count of the votes was quite correct. Among the soldiers there was a lack of discipline. They think they have requisite food for the trip.

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After Dinner Stories A New York silk merchant went to the bank to get his note renewed. "l am sorry," said the banker, "but it will be absolutely impossible for me to renew your note." The silk merchant's face paled. After a moment of tnought he looked up at the banker and said: "Were you ever in the silk business?" "Why, of course not,' 'answered the banker. "Well, you're in it now." said the silk merchant as he picked up his hat and went out. The new guard was not familiar with a certain railway run in Wales. Came a station which rejoiced in the name Llanfairfechanpwllgogerych. For a few minutes he stood looking at the signboard in mute helplessness. Then pointing to the board, and waving his other arm toward the carriages, he called, "If there's anybody there for here, this is it!" Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today The fifteenth annual exhibit of the Art association was opened at the public art galleries in the high school building with a reception to the ticketholders and patrons, and the members of the reception committee. The high school orchestra gave a program of popular music under the direction of Mr. Earhart. Punch was served throughout the evening by Miss Martha Whitacre and a coterie of high school girls. The exhibition was made up of 71 pictures in oil and water color, and 13 prints, making 84 numbers in all and were hung in the two galleries entered from the foyer. The third gallery was devoted to the permanent collection of the Art association and included the picture presented by the Gaar family to the organization painted by Hilliard, a former resident artist. One of the first activities of the newly created legislative department in Ohio, the Director of Commerce, is to begin a crusade to rid the State of fake investment schemes and similar frauds. your cheeks and that your occupation ceases to become a task and is a pleasure. Notice that never before in your whole life have you enjoyed living as you do today. Weigh yourself at the end of one month and let the scales tell the story. Dafler Drug Co., A. G. Luken Drug Co. and all good druggists have agreed to supply thin, run-down, underdeveloped persons with the understanding that if one month's treatment doesn't give most graifying results your money is waiting for you. But don't take it even though it accomplishes wonders in nervous digestive troubles and as a general nerve tonic. Unless you really want to put on flesh

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PART TWO ! The story so far: Sherlock Holmes, who has been ill, goes Into the country with Dr. Watson to rest and Tisit Colonel Hayters, who lives near Reigate. The Colonel tells them that a neighbor, old Acton, has recently been robbed. The next morning they Lear that at the house of another neighbor, Mr. Cunningham, William, the coachman, was shot and killed. Old Acton had some claim on Cunningham's estate and they'd been at law about it for years. The local man, Inspector Forrester, arrives to ask help on the case from Sherlock Holmes. He gives them the facts in the case. Mr. Cunningham and his son. Alec Cunningham, at a quarter to twelve, at night, heard William calling for help. Mr. Cunningham looked from his bedroom window and Mr. Alec ran downstairs. They saw two men wrestling, heard a shot, saw William fall dead and saw the other man run across the garden and over the hedge. In the hands of the dead man Forrester found a scrap of paper. Apparently the rest of the sheet had been torn from his grasp by the murderer. The scrap read: "If we can find the rest of the paper, we've found the murderer." said Holmes. He met Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Alec. The Inspector was about to tell them of the scrap of paper when Mr. Holmes had a severe nervous attack. He quickly recovered and went to look at the rooms of Mr. Cunningham and his son. He suggested offering a reward and showed one he had written, describing the crime as occurring at a quarter to one instead of a quarter to twelve. Old Mr. Cunningham corrected the mistake, however. Suddenly he disappeared from the father's room. Father and son rushed after him. He called for help and the Inspector and Mr. Hayters rushed to his rescue. Both Cunninghams were attacking him. They were pulled off and Holmes asked Forrester to arrest them for the murder. Holmes triumphantly displayed the remainder of the sheet of paper. Today's Instalment We found Holmes pacing up and down in the field, his chin sunk upon his breast, and his hands thrust into his trousers pockets. "The matter grows in interest," said j he. "Watson, your country trip has been a distinct succes. I have had a charming morning." "You have been up to the scene of the crime, I understand," said the Colonel. "Yes; the Inspector and have made quite a little reconnoissance together." "Any success?" "Well, we have seen some very interesting things. I'll tell you what we did as we walk. First of all, we saw the body of this unfortunate man. He certainly died from a revolver wound as reported." "Had you doubted it, then? "Oh, it is as well to test everything. WARNS MOTHERS ALL OVER STATE Prominent Buffalo Woman Sends Out Vital Message Regarding Children. "Pepgen was just what my little daughter, Mildred, needed," says Mrs. Alvin La Ponsie, of 463 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. "Mildred's stomach was disordered. Even the lightest foods, such as milk, did not agree with her. Her appetite was very poor. She was often sick at meal time. Her kidneys also troubled her. She was becoming pale and nervous and we really were verv i much worried about her. "Yes, Pepgen helped Mildred great ly. It put her stomach in such good condition that she can eat anything she wants. She has a good color now and her condition generally is much improved. "Of course, we a.11 think a great deal of Pepgen at our house since it helped Mildred so much and I am glad to recommend it to other mothers." Pepgen is becoming more and more prominent in all parts of the country as the ideal medicine for frail, sicklv children. Pepgen tones un the vital organs, brings a normal, healthy appeiue, enncnes tne Diood and relieves constipation. Full directions for giving Pepgen to children come with each package of the medicine. Pepgen is a new system medicine which is being specially introduced at Quigley's drug stores, Richmond; B. A. Carpenter drug store, Cambridge City, and other leading drug stores in nearby towns. Advertisement. Furniture, Stoves and Rubs on Easy Terms. Our prices are right. Guttman Furniture Co. 405-407 Main St (tirmiiitiinmmmitiimmitfnmiiiitiittiiiHiimHimiHim! iimitinttitniiiniiHfni! Shoes for the Whole jTajn,- i ! R , c, Ct oowen s Shoe Store I 610 Main ainwtmiiiuitnmutnrnuiimiinniiuiimiiimiiiiiiMHMiiiMiiiiiruHiHimimniia HIRSCH'S Clothes of Style and Quality on TERMS to meet your individual needs 15-17 N. 9th St Electro - Therapy, Medi cine, Electric Light and Shower Baths. Massace.

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Our inspection was not wasted. We then had an Interview with Mr. Cunningham and his son, who were able to point out the exact spot where the murderer bad broken through the garden-hedge in his flight That was of great interest." "Naturally" "Then we had a look at this poor fellow's mother. We could get no information from her, however, as she Is very old and feeble." "And what is the result of your investigation ?" "The conviction that the crime is a very peculiar one. Perhaps our visit now may do something to make It less obscure. I think that we are both agreed, Inspector, that the fragment of paper in the dead man's hand, bearirg, as it does, the very hour of his death written upon it, is of extreme importance." "It should give a clue. Mr. Holmes." "It does give a clue. Whoever wrote that note was the man who brought William Kirwan out of his bed at that hour. But where is the rest of that sheet of paper?" "I examined the ground carefully in the hope of finding it," said the Inspector. "It was torn out of the dead man's hand. Why was some one so anxious to get possession of it? Because it incriminated him. And what would he do with it? Thrust it into his pocket, most likely, never noticing that a corner of It had been left in the grip of tne corpse, if we could get the rest of that sheet it Is obvious that we 6hould have gone a long ways toward solving the mystery." "Yes, but how can we get at the criminal's pocket before we catch the criminal?" "Well, well, it was worth thinking over. Then there is another obvious point. The note was sent to William. The man who wrote it could not have taken it; otherwise, of course, he might have delivered his own message by word of mouth. Who brought the note then? Or did it come throueh the post?" I "I have made inquiries," said the Inspector. "William received a letter by the afternoon post yesterday. The envelope was destroyed by him." "Excellent!" cried Holmes, clapping the Inspector on the back. "You've seen the postman. It is a pleasure to work with you. Well, here Is the lodge, and if you will come up. Colonel, I will show you the scene of the crime." We passed the pretty cottage where the murdered man had lived, and walked up an oak-lined avenue to the fine old Queen Anne house, which bears the date of Malplaquet upon the lintel of the door. Holmes and the Inspector led us round it until we came to the side gate, which is separated by a stretch of garden from the hedge which lines the road. A constable was standing at the kitchen door. "Throw the door open, officer," said Holmes. "Now, it was on those stairs that young Cunningham stood and saw the two men struggling just where we are. Old Mr. Cunningham was at the ( Is Backache Making You Miserable? Are you dull, tired and achy bother- J tu uu a. uaa uacK: jjo you lacK ambition: suffer headaches and dizziness feel "all worn out?" Likely your kidneys are to blame. Lameness, sharp, stabbing pains, backache and annoying urinary disorders are all symptoms of weakened kidneys. Don't wait for more serious trouble. Get back your health and keep it! Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Home folks tell their inerit. Ask your neighbor! Here's a Richmond Case: William Cooper, 411 S. Eleventh St., ' says: My back was weak and lame and ached a great deal. I have used Doan's Kidney Pills when these spells have become severe and they have never failed to get relief. I believe Doan's will help any kidney sufferer if used right and I advise anyone who has this trouble to get them at Thistlethwaite's Drug Store." f KIDNEY PILLS 60e at all Drug Stores foster Milburn Co. MlgJWButialaNY 1 DUSTY'S SHOE 6EBUILDEM N. 99 St orresiTe the HAILROAD 5TO so srcpswtm Of CAS OfFKt note ista STORES New York Dental Parlors Union National Bank Building, 8th and Main, at the "Sign of the Clock". Open evenings. Phone 1373. j ,mm"""u"uw,nw'm,,m,m,,'""'WH"niiiintniittio JOHN R NIEWOEHNER ! i I sanitary ana Heating Engineer f 819 S. G St Phone 1828 j tnnumimtmtmmtnttiiimiHimMniimitmmn mmmaHmummnitt? WATCH REPAIRING if you want your watch to run and depend on good time, bring ncm to us. A specialty on tigh-grade watch repairing. J. & O. watch inspector. HOMRIGHOUS 1021 Main 6t. Phone 1867 Farmers' Natl Grain Assn. Inc. Dealers In High Grade Coal PHONE 2549 Old Champion Mill, N. 10th St

y window the second on the left and: I he saw the fellow get away just to the left of that bush. So did the son. ? They are both sure of it on account

or the bush. Then Mr. Alec ran out and knelt beside the wounded man. The ground is very hard, you 6ee, and there are no marks to guide us." As he spoke two men came down the garden path, from round the angle of the ' house. The one was an elderly man, with a strong, deep-lined, heavy-eyed face; the other a dashing young fellow whose bright, smiling expression and showy dress were in strange contrast with the business which had brought us there. "Still at it, then?" said he to Holmes. "I thought you Londoners were never at fault. You don't seem to be so very quick, after all." "Ah. you must give ns a little time," said Holmes, good humoredly. "You'll want it." said young Alec Cunningham. "Why, I don't see that we have any clue at all." "There's only one," answered the Inspector. "We thought that if we could only find Good heavens, Mr. Holmes, what is the matter?" My poor friend's face had suddenly assumed the most dreadful expression. His eyes rolled upwards, his features writhed In agony, and with a suppressed groan he dropped on his face upon the ground. Horrified at the suddenness and severity of the attack, we carried him into the kitchen, where he lay back in a large chair, and breathed heavily for some minutes. Finally, with a shamefaced apology for his weakness, he rose once more. "Watson would tell you that I have only just recovered from a severe illness," he explained. "I am liable to these sudden nervous attacks." - "Shall I send you home in my trap?" asked old Cunningham. well, since I am here, there is one j Point on which I should like to feel sure, we can very easily verify it " "What is it?" "Well, it seems to me that It Is just possible that the arrival of this poor efllow William was not before, but after, the entrance of the burglar Into the house. You appear to take it for granted that, although the door was forced, the robber never got in." (To be continued.) Don't let a poor skin spoil your pleasure o Resinol can heal those Blotches and itnakeour skin more beautiful SlilOL Soothinq and Healing The Miller-Kemper Co. "Everything To Build Anything" LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347 Oldsmobile Four Touring $1250 Delivered Richmond CARROL & BROWN 1026 Main phone 2512 w.mttinimiwmiiMmiiiiiHiiniMmiimmi.inmiitmniimniminf ; re your iovea ones protected? If not, investigate life insurance I I TODAY I I KELLY & KECK (Insurance Service) 1 LT one 2150 901 ''2 Main St. 1 m inntnminfUHHiimiil HAVE YOU TRIED FAULTLESS FLOUR" Ask Your Grocer Milled by a perfected process Mach.ne Work, Air Compressors, jasohne Engines, Motors; Overhauling Trucks and Cars. Richmond Air Compressor Co. N. W. First and Railroad BUY COAL NOW We have the right coal at the right price. Jellico & Pocahontas Lump ANDERSON & SONS N. W. 3rd A Chestnut Phone 3121 I DR. R. H. CARNESI I DENTIST Phone 2665 1 Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1016 Main Street I Open Sundays and Evenings by 1 I appointment. aimmuniniiumiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiHiniiHiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiiiiniiinnmiuiui nimiminiiiiMinimimintuuiaraiwiiintuHiiuiui niiimmunutiKinttmi' Better See Us Before You! Buy Stoves and Furniture ! HOLTHOUSE I 630 Main St I tttmMHraMinrrTTitininntnnmmtxjiaiHrauiHiuinwnimramiuimmimmiii Wc Save You Money on Shoes WESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main St

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