Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 305, 4 November 1921 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALIADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1921.
FARM ORGANIZATIONS NEEDED AS IN OTHER TRADES, BOSTON TOLD (Special to The Palladium) BOSTON, lad. Not. 4. "It Is as necessary for farmers to cooperate in a business association as for the members of any other industry," said D. B. Hostetter, of Jtoachdale, state farm federation organizer, speaking before the members of the Boston township farmers' association Thursday night Pointing out that agriculture is the only large Industry which had not organized for business purposes long
ago, the speaker stressed the accomplishments of the, farmers' associations in obtaining , better prices and marketing conditions. He also cited as activities of the farmers' organization the release of 36 ships on the Great Lakes for grain transportation during the freight tieup, which allowed the use of 72 railway trains for other purposes; the repeal of the nationat daylight saving law, and the establishment of a de
partment of information for keeping
members acquainted -with the organization and its work, and, to relieve public fears of unfair treatment, and
spread knowledge of, agricultural
needs and aims. , Duke Re-Elected
Gwen Duke was re-elected as chairman of the township association, and
Ed Malick as secretary-treasurer,
Harvey Bosworth was chosen vice-
chairman and five directors wore
chosen to represent the different parts of the township as follows: Harry Hart, Walter Kitchell, Wil.Uam Miller,
Harry Heinbaugh and John Holland
It was decided to send a delegate at
the expense of the township to the
6tate convention as an onlooier. Gwen Duke was named as delegate, with
Clark Crowe as alternate.
Reports of the treasurer and the chairman of the purchasing committee
were presented. Of the $77 in the treasury at the beginning of the year, $65.58 remained unexpected. A report of the amount of material handled by the purchasing committee was presented also.
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Prohibition Speaker Coming For Address Here Nov, 25 Dr. Ira Landritb, of Chicago, a speaker for the lecture bureau of the Anti-Saloon League of America, will appear in this city, Friday, Nov. 25 to
I speak on law enforcement. During the Jwar Dr. Landrith was a speaker under
x. M. u. a. auspices in every army camp and cantonment. He has an attractive personality, and is prominently identified with the educational and religious movements of the day. The students of Earlham college will be addressed by Dr. Landrith during his stay here. E. V. Teale has charge of arrangements for his appearance. LOAN RATES REDUCED "WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. Reduction
in interest rates on two classes of
loans was announced yesterday by the was i&gna of not,onB-' M,r-
loan to his credit Say what you will, the American farmer is the keystone of the arch. The farmer and the laboring man go hand in hand in progress." At this point in his speech Mr. Lynch referred to the railroad strike
recently averted, and of the present coal strike. "I believe that the start of the laboring man's trouble was the Adamson law, passed just before an election by a Democratic congress. It was a compromise which did the men no good and threw the nation into an uproar." Condemns Canal Policy. Mr. Lynch condemned the Wilson
policy in regard to the Panama Canal, and took advantage of an opportunity to express relief that America did not get into the League of Nations. "We had a League of Nations pro
posed to use," said Mr. Lynch. "It
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war finance corporation. The corporation said it had reduced Its rates on advances to banks for agricultural or Jive stock purposes from 5 percent to 5 percent on all advances maturing in six months or less, without the privilege of renewal and on all other advances for agricultural or live stock purposes from 6 percent to 5 percent.
RE LOYAL
(Continued from Page One.) we would restore our country to its
j constitutional rights back to the peoj pie, and we have already done so. We
In our country from foreign lands that the Palladium of our government is our constitution. "We said that if we were put into power that we would protect the farm
er. We have placed a billion dollar
General Pershing Guest Of Thirtieth Division (By Associated Press) NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Nov. 4. Former members of the Thirtieth division held their reunion here today with General John J. Pershing as their principal guest Of the congressional medal3 awarded for distinguished service in the war, 12 were won by men of the Thirtieth division. Eight of them are living and have been invited to be hqnor guests at the reunion, .
JOFFRE GUEST OF HERRICK PARIS, Nov. 4. Myron T. Herrick, American ambassador, last night gave a farewell dinner to Marshal Joffre prior to departure of the marshal next week for his trip around the world. Baron Ishii, Japanese ambassador; Louis Loucheur, minister of liberated regions; Maurice Barres, novelist, and Prof. Henri L. Bergson, academician, were among the guests.
Hiss Becky Lanier and some o( ber trophies. ' , How many more cups and ribbons will Miss Becky Lanier, famous society equestrienne, win during the coming winter's horse chows? To date this fair horsewoman has won 60 gold and silver trophies and over 600 ribbons. In the photo above she is holding the J. Campbell Thompson trophy,, awarded her recently for riding the grand champion hunter. She won permanent possession of the trophy by winning it twice in succession with "Down East-
son had been over in Europe sleeping in castles and associating with dukes, kings and queens and brought back the notion of a league. "It is not a dead issue and we must watch out for it The late Senator Knox, shortlj before he died issued a statement in which he cautioned the American people to be careful we didn't get into the league by the back door. "During the eight months we have been in office this administration, we are getting back to normal government The Republicans have the job of untangling our government and getting back to sane living. The task is a mighty one and it is no time for harping criticism. It is a time when Republicans should stand together and
be loyal all of the time. Refers to Service. "Let us go on record as electing our candidates, first because they are worthy, and Eecond, because they are our nominees. Some one has said something about house-cleaning here.
No one likes house-cleaning. When i you have tried and worthy officers,' he said, re Ee n ine to Baltz Bescher'8 12 i
years of service as city clerk and con-i
troiier, "wny men snouia you get na of them? "It is important that all Republicans units be successful. Let's be loyal to
cur ticket and the principles for which ;
our candidates, necessarily must stand." Mr. Lynch closed by appealing for
prayer in the interest of the coming;
armament conference. "God has neen good to us. We have not suffered as
have other countries. What a wonderful world this would be were it possible for all nations to lay aside their arms, and make a future war at least fairly impossible." Shlvely Presides. In a brief " speech preceding Mr. Lynch, Ray K: Shiveley, who presided at the meeting, said: "This is a campaign in which all Republicans should be vitaJly interest
ed. It would be most unfortunate, to put i mildly, for this Republican stronghold to an nnuuratii it
wouldn't take three hours for the news
to go out over the state and discourage other Republicans. "You know Mr. Bescher is clean.
competent ana deserving. This man has been tried. A man proves himself in 12 years of service. He Is not an unknown quantity. -It's what he has
aone tnat we have tr m hv m,
never has been a shadow of 'a doubt
about his personal or official Integrity, lie is simply standing upon his record. "There is no reason for the Republlcans wavering." . . . Frank Strayer who was to have spoken, was in Chicago and was unable to return in time for the meeting. Preceding the addresses, arrangements were made with those present to constitute a committee to furnish automobiles to transport Republican voters on election day.
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Storage Battery Repairing Prices "Reduced Right now is the time to have your battery overhauled and put In shape for winter. Our prices are greatly reduced. All repairs guaranteed one year Richmond Battery and Radiator Co.
12th and Main
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WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 4. Mrs
Joseph Troop was injured seriously j Thursday afternoon when another ma-
chine struck the one she was in, throwing her out on the sidewalk. The machine in which Mrs. Troop was riding was knocked 50 feet. She suffered concussion of the brain and possibly a fractured skull.
in directing his command brought victory to the cause of humanity and the restoration of justice and liberty. To Be Home of Legion. "It should be a matter of congratulation to Indiana that one of the uses to which this building will be appropriated is for the permanent home of the American Legion. The influence of having the headquarters of thl3 great orgnaizatlon established and housed in our state will insure that the fires of patriotism will forever burn brightly and that the loyalty of our citizens as demonstrated in the past can be confidently depended upon in the future. "May the building which we see in vision today become a reality of tomorrow. May it be erected and maintained with the full realization of the sacredness of the purpose for which it will be designed and the cause to which it will be consecrated."
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(Continued from Page One.) that solemnity and determination which denoted perfect allegiance and lofty devotion to the principles and
ideals upon which this nation was founded. "It will be the execution of a beautiful thought that the cornerstone of this wonderful monument erected to memorialize the sacrifice and gallantry of our young soldiers be taken from
the Marne bridge at cnateau Thierry, where the imperishable glory of American valor was written into everlasting history. "It is particularly fitting that this historic ceremony take place in the honored presence of -Marshal Foch, commander-in-chief of the allied forces, whose military skill and genius
Hair Often Ruined By Careless Washing
Soap should be used very carefully,
if you want to keep your hair looking
its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is better
than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonsful of Mulsl
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which rinses out easilv. removing
every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff
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ANDREW WALKER GROCERY Greenwood Me. ' L. E. LITTLE 432 Lincoln St. HARRY HASELTINE GROCERY 103 Richmond Ave. GEORGE WORLEY'S GARAGE 15 South Ninth St. CHENOWETH ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 1115 Main St. EARL WRIGHT MOTORCYCLE GARAGE 31 South Fifth St. ELMER SMITH'S MOTORCYCLE GARAGE 426 Main St. F. E. THREEWIT'S GARAGE 703 South Ninth St. THE DAFLER-MOSER CO. 272 Ft. Wayne Ave. HOWARD BROOKS East End Lunch Room, Opp. Roundhouse. BROOKS BROS. GARAGE National Road, West STEVE WORLEY GARAGE 211 N. W. 7th JOHN ZWISSLER'S 28 South Fifth St. J. P. AIKIN & SONS' GROCERY, 1415 N. C St COFFMAN & SON GARAGE 46 South Sixth St. McCONAHA'S GARAGE 418 Main St. ' W. H. HARRIS Corner Grant and Sheridan. ROSCOE HELM'S GARAGE Centerville, Ind. F. B. JENKINSON'S STORE Boston, Ind. FRANKLIN & RIGGELMAN Williamsburg, Ind. DAVIS GARAGE Hager$town, Ind. F. D. PALMER Fountain City, Ind.
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100 samples that regularly sell at twice what we ask. Every one of them at
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$10
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