Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 310, 10 November 1921 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1921.
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Community Service Music Memory Contest A contest Inaugurated by Richmond Community Service in recognizing 24 melodies by listening to them.
ENGLAND'S GLOOMY FINANCIAL POSITION REPORTEDTO HOUSE (By Associated Press) LONDOS. Nov. 10 A gloomy viev or the financial position of the L'nited Kingdom was presented in the house
of commons yesterday by Sir Robert Home, chancellor of the exchequer, in moving the second reading of the appropriation bill. He expressed the belief, however, that Great Britain's traditional tenacity and resourceful nes would carry her through the hard times. The arrangement to begin payment of the interest on the war debt owed to the United States at the rate of 50,(K0,000 annually, he said, would occasion fresh expenditures next year and would compel the house to "cut its coat according to its cloth." The budget estimated a surplus of 86,000.000 from ordinary revenue, and 93,000,000 from extraordinary" revenue. Of this total, 80.000,000 was allocated to the sinking fund, leaving an estimate surplus of 97,000.00, which, however, had disappeared, owing to the recent coal strike . L . - ; 1 . - n .V.-
cessation of government control. Ex-i , , .u.i,en,tit,re of n prlditlnnai 20.000.000 ' us there 18 nsually considerable varia-
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the desire to make the opening words
The Composers
Selections 9, 10, 11 and 12 were written by an American, two Germans and a Russian. Foster, the American, Is generally acknowledged to have produced folk song3 the equal of any in the world. Liszt and Rubinstein, a German and a Russian, were great pianists, composers and teachers. Mendelssohn, also a German, was the versatile, cultured gentleman of wealth, in one particular at least being thus different from practically all the great composers.
Types of Compositions j Our four include two vocal and two instrumental pieces. The folk song is a gift from America which has been warmly received by every civilized country in the world. The chorus, with its graceful, tender melody, appeals to young and old and is an especial favorite with high school students. The Melody in F, although originally instrumental, has in a sim
plified arrangement become widely used by children as a song of spring. The Liebestraum is one of the best vehicles for the displaying of the piano in its tonal beauty. The Rhythms In these four compositions there are four different rhythms. Old Blacn Joe is a decided quadruple, or strong-
' sociation at Dayton report a very instructive and profitable meeting. Pupils of the fourth grade are busy making log cabins which are to be used in history class. Mr. Schleser, assistant county sui perintendent, visited Monroe cshool
I and their echo more effective. "Oh. Monday.
for the Wings of a Dove" also is ai The Preble County Teachers' assocfour, but on account of the triplet fig- i iation will be held at Monroe school ure in each one of the beats it has building Saturday, Nov. 19. Some inthe effect of being a six; that is, a teresting features of the program will combination of two threes. The Mel-! be addresses by Dr. S. K. Mardis of ody in F is a straightfordward two or i Ohio university, Athens, and J. L. strong-weak throughout. The Liebe-1 Clifton, editor of the Ohio Educational straum is a six. but in great, broad. Monthly, Columbus. Special music
sweeDine lines, well adapted to pro-! will be furnished by Oscar Bilger, Mrs.
ducing the atmosphere of contempla
tion. The Scale Names Old Black Joe: doh, me, fah, soh, soh, soh, lah, doh, te, lah, soh. Liebestraum: soh, me, me, me, me, me. fah, me, me, lah, lah, te, doh, me, ray, doh. (Note: Of the 16 tones in this theme eight are the restful tone me).
Grasshoff, and Monroe Glee club. Devotional exercises will be conducted by Rev. Andrew Miller. Dinner will be served by the domestic science department for 35 cents per plate. A special invitation is extended to the patrons of Monroe townshiv. West Manchester and Eldorado. The entire school has been enrolled
in the Junior Red Cross.
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Monroe School
because of unemployment had been offset by equivalent savings. Good Reserve. Nearly all sources of revenue had been surprisingly prolific, Sir Robert said. The income tax and customs, estate and excess duties bad exceeded expectations, showing that the reserves of wealth in the hands of the people were greater than had been suspected. Some sources, however, had shown large reductions in revenue, principally the duty on excess profits. The surplus would be insufficient 10 provide a sinking fund of 80,000. M)0, which would have to be provided by borrowing. This he added, would provide no deficit in the budget.
ULSTER RIGHTS CANNOT BE SURRENDERED, CRAIG
fBv Aasoclated Press) LONDON. Nov. 10. A statement Issued after this morning's meeting of the Ulster cabinet members here concluded as follows: "Sir James Craig (the premier) on
behalf of the cabinet of northern Ire-
Washington Illumination Is Equivalent of About 10,000,600,000 Candles 'By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Specially arranged street illumination comprising the equivalent of 10,000,000,000 candles has been arranged for the armament conference. The exhibit includes a "Jeweled"
archway or portal, at 17th and B streets, serving as an approach to the building where the conference will convene, an "avenue of light," extending four blocks along 17th street and terminating at the jeweled portal. "Light of the states" (an aurora
j borealis) behind the dome of the capi-
tol, and the "flood-lighting" of the Washington monument and of many public buildings.
Mr. Garver, manual training instructor and history teacher, who was injured in an automobile accident is back in school after an absence of three weeks. The basketball team was organized Thursday with the following officers: Captain, Eugene Shewmon; manager, Evin Kimmel; coach, Mr. Grasshoff. Mr. Grasshoff has purchased some new equipment for the gymnasium and is expecting the teachers and pupils to co-operate with him in making Mon
roe stand out in athletics this year, j Basketball practice will be started! next week, and before long a teanij will be ready for practice. j The high school was favored with a clarinet solo by Oscar Bilger Thurs-
I dya morning.
The Pelletier Players will present a repertoire of modern plays as the second number of the lyceum course. They will present "The Newly Weds." This number probably will be the best
of the course. Miss McKee spent Friday night and Saturday with Miss Raney at her home in Eaton. The teachers who attended the as-
Alleged Army Deserter Surrenders to Police James B. Porter, formerly of the
United States army at Camp Knox,
Kentucky, entered the police station
and gave himself up to the authorities as a deserter, Wednesday evening. He-
was locked up in the city jail, and a
telegram was sent to officials askin
them if he was wanted. No reply had
been received late Thursday.
Hmh School
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j Regular rueotins: of the Philathes
land wishes it clearly understood that ur-dav ir.uu there can be no surrender of Ulster's, The sVnior class met in room 30 n i Thursdav morning and discussed the
j proposed plan for a party and dance ! after the Sheridan game in honor of
the visiting team.
i By Associated Press) i met Thursday morning. The drawing
Woman Farmer Called
To Legislative Hells
Unfilled Orders Decline,
U. S. Steel Report Shows NEW YORK, Nov. 10 The monthly tonnage report of the United States Steel corporation ' made public today, showed 4,286,829 tons of unfilled orders on hand. Oct. 31. This is a decline from unfilled orders on Sept. 30, which were 4,560,670 tons. The de
cline of 273,841 tons came as a sur
prise in view of the 28,744 tons increase in September, the first gain in more than a year.
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ACTIONS TO IMPROVE STREETS RESCINDED BY BOARD OF WORKS
U.S.OillnterestsGet Two Permits in Dutch East Indies (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. American oil interests have obtained but two petroleum prospecting permits in the Dutch East Indies during the past 10 years, according to a report to the
department today from
Action 4oward improving streets in
the city, which has been taken ty te commercial
board of works, was recinded on three . Tade comru!ssioner Fowler,
occasions, ai ine meeung laursuaj,
by tax payers living along the site of! made for these permits between the proposed improvements. j year 1910 and 1920, the commissioner
The first remonstrance was that re- said American suDsiciary companies
Out of a total of 6,000 applications
were only granted cne in each of the years 1912 and 1913, although during the 10-year period 984 licenses were granted. Japanese interests, he added were reported to be watching closely developments in the oil fields of the Dutch East Indies and intend de
lating to an alley running between South-west First and Second streets, for which a paving request had been filed. Property owners living near the alley said a sewer had been put through only a short time before and they: f.-,lt Kn! thov chrmlH hp frivpn mnrf '
Hmp hpfArP other improvements were ! manding participation in the develop-
put in.
On recommendation of the ! ment of the fields on an equality with
paving I
other non-Dutch capital.
city engineer, action toward the alley was rescinded.
A proposal to pave Iteeveston road. ur.iiowd .iw.ra neommenJed from South Eighteenth to South Nine- w -w-v. A TW tenth streets, was taken up, and re- m H Jf E 1 M Hscinded, on remonstrance by property ; W ASk. JL JmV JLA. SLA .M A
owners affected. Rescind Gradina Action
The board also rescinded its previous'
actign taken will la view to having Smith Twentv-first street craded and
graveled from South B to Reeveston J"f olwr!o eon-rinera bim it would safely, quickly and aural y road. top a bad conith and 6We instant reli in Three paving resolutions were Xlronehial Asthma. Guaranteed harmlaas. adopted, as follows: South Seventh! Here Is abnoliila proof from nun. street from Main to South A; North; TTatcrbvrv. Ct. No asthma thanki to Oxidaze.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 Miss Mary E. W. Risteau, the only one of the three women nominees for the Maryland legislature clerted last Tuesday, is a farmer and a Democrat. She has been in charge of a 300 acre farm in Harford county, for ?omc years and when congratulated on .her election, naid that she was more used to running a tractor than this legislative honor. "But I take things as they come." she added, '"and I suppose I'll get used to this too. I've been doing a man's job on a farm and I intend to do a man's job in the legislature."
"If I Could Only Belch Up That Gas I Know I Would Feel Better." How often have you felt that way. How often have you wished for something to give you genuine and lasting relief for Gas? Don't buy any ordinary dyspepsia tablet for temporary results. Go to a first-class drug store, a3k for a bottle of genuine Baalmann's Gas Tablets; take three tablets an hour before meals and again three before eating then watch. Now comes a surprise. No more gas, no more smothered feel-
The subscriptions for the high i ing, no difficult breathing, and no
and painting section will meet next Thursday.
school Pierian has reached the goal
which the staff set at 1,000 copies. The staff worked hard to put the project over and succeeded Thursday morning. The first collection of the first, payment was made Wednesday morning.
Elihu Buritt. the learned blacksmith, wrote down this wisdom: "No human being can come into this world without increasing or diminishing the sum total of human happiness."
bloat. Remember Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are not only for the relief, but also for the prevention of Gas. Most people with Gas suffer from nervous Dyspepsia, not common indigestion. Baalmann's Ges-Tablets are sold in the famous yellow package for one dollar. Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are for sale by A. G. Luken Drug Co. and all reliable druggists. J. Baalmann, Chemist, San Francisco. Advertisement.
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Real Raisin Pie Men are qvickly refr'fhed at night by a dtjmert like (A is 2 cupi Pun-Maid Sed"d itatstns i cups watei V teaspoon silt ! tahlrpoons lemon Julc 1 tablespoon corn starch 1 teaspoon sugar Wash the raisins, put In naucepan with 1 cup cold vrater and bring slowly to a boli. Add sugar, aalt and corn starch, which has been mixed wtth 1 cup cold water, noil 3 minutes: add lemon juice. Pour in pie tin which has been lined with crust, while hot cover: brush top with cold milk and bake in moderate oven until brown All measurements for this recipe are level.
TH E man for whom you choose the food, madam, depends largely on you to keep him fit for the modern business grind. lie nerds foods that give him luscious flavor to enjoy, and energy and iron to refresh and vitalize him. Raisin pie is prime food in both respects. Raisins are rich in iron. Men need but a small bit of iron daily, yet that need t'.t vital. Raisins furnish 1,560 calories of energizing nutriment per pound in practically pre-digested form.
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Marquis S-:onjL Marquis Saionji. cne of Japan's elder statesmen, is prominently mentioned as the new head of the Japanese cabinet. He was the senior Japanese peace delegate at the Versailles conference.
and South Third streets from South A to North D street, and South Fifth street, from South A to South F. street. The last resolution also in- i eluded a proposal to have a sewer put in from on South B street from Fifth street to the first alley running north and south and on South C street from South Fifth to South Sixth streets. j Flection expenses contracted by the various precincts were allowed. They amounted to $2,125. I
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The Wayne Dairy Products Company's New Modern Creamery and Dairy Building at South Sixth and A Streets, Richmond. Your Presence is Desired
and will be Sincerely Appreciated at the formal Opening and Housewarming of our New Home at South Sixth and A streets on
Saturday Evening, November 12th From six to ten o clock Everyone Welcome A most cordial greeting awaits you here on Saturday evening. We believe you will find this occasion Interesting, In instructive and Enjoyable. Every lady in attendance will be presented with a rose. Come and receive a beautiful flower and enjoy a cool glass of delicious milk. The plant will be in operation and milk will be bottled in your presence in one of the most modern and complete Creamery and Dairy plants in Indiana. This invitation is in appreciation of the liberal support given us during the first few days we have been serving the Richmond public. We are grateful for your patronage and desire to meet you "nd to welcome you on our opening night.
One-Hundred of the principal dairy farmers in the Richmond district, who are co-owners in the plant, cordially join in this invitation.
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South Sixth and A Sts.
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