Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 312, 12 November 1921 — Page 6

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The Armament Conference One of the most momentous conferences in the history of the world assembled in Washington today. Mankind feels that its future weal and woe depend on the outcome of that gathering to which the great powers of the world have sent their representatives. "It is not a convention of remorse, nor a session of sorrows," declared President Harding, who is responsible for the conference. '"It is not the conference of victors to define terms of settlement. Nor is it a council of nations seeking to remake humankind. It is rather a coming together, from all parts of the earth, to apply the better attributes of mankind to minimize the faults in our international relationship." It is in this spirit, voiced in the opening address of President Harding, that the conference will try to solve two important problems, which, by international consent, are deemed to be fundamental in achieving harmonious effort among nations, and in emphasizing, as the president put it, the guarantees of peace and the realization of "a better order which will tranquilize the world." These two phases are the limitations of armaments and the settlement of questions in the Far East and the Pacific. The conference will

Musings for the Evening LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. A San Francisco woman sought, to cure her husband of jeauousy by going and living with him alone in an isolated lighthouse. Lenine and Trotzky do not. approve the disarmament conference. Well, then, perhaps it would be better not to have one. Wichita now has a "Walk Straight" club, dedicated to the purpose of teaching people to walk with their toe: pointed straight ahead, instead of out at the sides in the manner of Charlie Chaplin. This should be comparatively easy under prohibition. One paper says a prominent suffragist "was born and grew to manhood in New Jersey." The redoutable "Yankee Doodle Boy" has decided finaly to quit Broadway and live in England. We will try to struggle along. An Arkansas farmer's dying wish was that his pets, consisting of a do-', I wo chickens and a mule, be buriel with him, as he did not want them to live and mourn for him. They chloroformed the dog and the chickens, but the mule liv&s to mourn. A cooking school graduate has just disposed of six bushels of doughnuts to a New York furniture firm to be .-old as curtain rings. Answers to Questions (Any reKdr can tret th answer tu xnv o'ifftlon by wrltiner The PfUlifHum Information Bureau. Frederick J. Haskin. director, Washington, V. C. This nffr applies strictly to Information. The bureau doe not plvp ail.Mco on leal. medtral ani financial matter" It does not attempt to settle doinesti'- troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive researrh on anv subfee. Write your question plainly and l.rief'iv. Hive full name and address and enclose two rents In Ftamps for return p0- An replies are sent direct to the Inquirer.) ' Q. To what, church dops Lloyd Oorge belong? A. G. . We were informed that Premier l.loyd George was a Methodist. The publication of this routed such a storm nf negation, both Baptists and members of the Christian Church asserting that he belonged to their denominations that we wrote to Mr. Lloyd (ieorge at his l,ondon address. His secretary sent us the following courteous answer: ' The Prime Minister de-Mi-es me to acknowledge the receipt of vonr letter of Hie r.tli instant, and to inform vou that he is a member c.f the Cnccieth Branch of the Disciple of t'hnst, but that while he is in London he ati'ends the Baptist Chapel as the Disciple? of Christ hao no church in ilits city." Q. Where js helium found" K. D. V. A. Helium is found in vnricm gaseous mixtures. At the present time it is found in greatest olume in some of the natural case--, in the United States. The American Chem'caJ Society says 'hat the only place whore helium can be obtained in sufficient quantities for aeronautics is in the United Stares. (). Was the John Nicolay. who with John Hay wrote a "Life of Abraham Lincoln" a German? E. C P. A. John Georse Nicolay. who was s"cret;iry to Abraham Lincoln and who vas one of the nuthors of several hooks about Lincoln, was born in Germany in IS"'.'. 0. What floes the word Italy mean? E. F. W. A. Italia i" a Greek form of Vitalia. meaning grazing land. Italy is the English form of the name. What verse in the Bible contains rll the letters of the alnhabet? J. M. V The 21 sf verse of the 7th Chapter of the Hook of Ezra contains a!l the letters of the alphabet with the exception of the letter "1" w hich was not included in early alphabets. Lessons in Correct English Dent Say: He went to the country to REST IP The members of our team are superior THAN yours. It is I who IS going to the. convention. Say: lie went to the country to REST. The members of our team are superior TO yours. It Is I who AM going to the convention. Tag Soap will lather freely in hard water. Makes clothing white. Adverih Anient.

determine which of the two it will take up first, or whether in their very nature the two questions are so involved that neither can be decided without considering the other. The American government, its official spokesmen have declared, seeks no material gain as a result of the conference. President Harding today again stressed that point when he said: "Our hundred millions frankly want less of armament and none of war. Wholly free from guile, sura in our minds that we harbor no unworthy designs, we accredit the world with the same good intent. So I welcome you, not alone in good will and high purpose, but with high faith." A quick decision on neither of these questions can be expected. All governments will refer the limitation of armaments to their experts, who will be forced to find some common standard or measure whereby the reduction of armaments of each nation can be settled. This every7 one will admit will not be easy to find, and weeks may elapse before the conference has found and accepted this standard. The problem of the Far East is generally regarded as one of pure statesmanship. A common sense view must prevail in the conference, if the ardent hopes of the peoples of the world are to be realized. Visionary expedients or theoretical pronouncements of idealists who believe the world can be shorn of guns and soldiers over night will avail nothing. And the

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TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can", "Take It", "Up" ALONZO STAGQ When character stands so high that It illumines everything about it, then you have a picture of greatness. And it doesn't matter whether the man of such a character is a merchant prince, a noted lawyer or a statesman. Whatever he is engaged in as a life work, it, too, is great. Chicago University may well be proud of Alonzo Stagg, its athletic director and genius. Many years ago. when Eckersall, the brilliant quarter-back for the Lniversity of Chicago, finished his college course, he paid this tribute to Mr. Stagg: "Stagg teaches character, as well as football'" The other day, Stagg took his football team to Princeton, New Jersey, to engage in friendly tilt that school's famous team of players Just bofore the game he stated that, tho he was not confident, he was hopeful. Well, the result was that for the first time in the history of the game, a great college from the West returned victorious over an Eastern team. And it was the genius of Stagg that did it. There isn't a cleaner, finer type of man in all sport than Alonzo Stagg. Which means that he is one of the worth-while men of America. Many a man has gone out from Chicago University a finer and stronger character because of the strong influence of Stagg. He has supplemented the training of the mind by as valuable a training which he has given to the bodies of the men under his instruction. Clean sport owes a great debt to Alonzo Stagg. I fear that it will never be able adequately to pay that debt. I have never met Mr. Stagg. but he has been an inspiration to mfor twenty years, and I am sure that he has inspired thousands of others who also have never known him personally. It. is well to write this about a man while he lives. America is a better Nation with Stagg a citizen of it and the world is a better place to live in because he is here.

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PREMIER BRIAND Porn of poor parents at Nantes nearly fifty years ago, Aristide Briand, premier of France and head of the French delegation at the arms conference, early showed that the legal profession held out admirable prospects to his intelligence and oratorical ability. "Ordinary studies during his course at t h e L y c e e of Nantes wore mastered with difficulty, but in Latin constructions, philosophy and the history of his country. Mr. Briand is said to hae led all his! ( la -ses. f'er receiving his legal diploma he started to practice law, hut with the development of the Socialist party jn KranCP Briand saw a greater opportunity for service. He conceived great social reforms, took the public platforms in their hehalf and soon became a rower in the group. He was once considered an extremist, but during the last twenty years the French parliament has realized that, many of thn projects for which M. Briand stood were essential to the happiness of the French people, and the criticism of his extremism has turned to general appreciation of his tirm desir for improvement. A potential factor for good. M. Briand played an impor'ant role in the separation of the state and church in Franc e : today the beneficial effects of ihat separation have been realized and M. Briand magnanimously was one of the first to hold out his hand to the new papal representative to the French government. He helped to destroy an unworkable system; today he is ready to conciliate, to work "out greater good in common effort.

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conference with patience and forebearance. Immediate action cannot be expected. Universal peace cannot come over night. Universal brotherhood cannot be attained by the deliberations of a conference. If the present conference succeeds in pointing the way to the realization of these ideals, it will have performed a wonderful achievement.

young again. While other people maybe driven to trampling logic flat, the village banker isn't given to talking through his hat. Perchance the tailor or the plumber or other thoughtless loon may think one swallowmakes a summer, and whoop around too soon; how different the village banker! He backs no empty boom, he is more apt to see the canker than mark the gaudy boom. So when he sayn good times are coming, I that they'll arrive, and take mv feel lyre an v and do more thrumming than bard alive. The banker's dr.no Q lot of doping, and weighed the pros and cons, and says ihe night in which were groping will have the best dawns. Conditions have ing ranker than voters bear, but now, behold, hanker sees good signs been well could the village every v. he And who are we to grouch and irrmn ble when he who wields the dough predicts a great and ea'ly tumble every kind of woe? After D inner Stories They were sitting in a neihhfirhrri picture house. "Gosh, from the preliminary announcements we are in for a great picture tonight.' said he. "Don't be foolish." "IIeh?' "That's the film for next week They are always great." "My good woman, do vou live in this village?" "Ay, sir." "And I suppose you know evervone here?" "Ay. indeed." "Well, you can just tell them mv name is Frederick Smith, and that I come from London, where I m a solicitor. That lady there is my wife, and these are my two children, Thomas and Elizabeth. We are having a holiday and intend staying here a week. We have hired the caravan. Last week we stayed at Invercauldy." "Ay, sir, I kent a' that frae raa daughter, who lives in Invercauldy, but she was sairly disappointed because she couldna tell me whit yer wife's name was afore she was marrit." For cold in the bead and sore, tender skin, ak your druggist f orLUGGAGE OF QUALITY At Prices that are Right 827 Main St.

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who had me, and I became their slave for a time until I escaped; but instead of going south I had to go north, until I found myself among the Afghans There I wandered about for many a year, and at last came back to Punjab where I lived mostly among the natives, and I picked up a living by thcconjuring tricks that I had learned. What use was it for me, a wretched cripple to go back to England or to make myself known to my old comrades? Even my wish for revenge would not make me do that. I had rather that Nancy and mv old pals should think of Harry Wood as having died with a straight back, than see him living and crawling with h stick like a chimpanzee. Thev never doubted that I was dead, and meant that they never should. I heard that Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today I Discussion as to whether the city's j largest playground should be called ; "Glen park' or "Glen Miller park" , consumed a large portion of the time ! at the regular monthly meeting of ; the mayor's cabinet. Some of the city ; officials declared that the correct ' name for the park was Glen Miller, i while others averred that it should ; be termed Glen park, i The discussion was occasioned by Homer Hammond's statement that the following year a large flower bed was i to be planted near the Main street entrance bearing the name of tho park, date when it became the city's property, and the date "1912". It was finally decided upon motion of Mayor Zimmerman, that the nami of the park would be "Glen Miller" 1 until records pertaining to this subi iect. could be found. . C. HUTZELL R. P. DRUGGIST . Age -State. Why take any chances with a burglar?Rent a Safety Deposit Box. First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main KING'S Prices are Lowest and Quality Highest nimitaiiiitminimmmitiimiiittmmfnimniMimitiitiiiiuHtumtiitiiiiiiHiunia il You'll hear it everywhe 11 I'll Meet You at Hknollenbebg'sI 1 TuiMftinnifriiimtniiiiiiniiiiiuiinitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNfiimniumutiHiiimimniiiauJ

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he was rising rapidly in the regiment, but even that did not make, me Fpeak. "But when one gets old one has a longing for home. For years I have been dreaming of the bright green fields and the hedges of England. At last I determined to see them bef ore. I died. I saved enougli to bring me across, and then I came here where the soldiers are, for 1 know then' ways and how to amuse them and so earn enough to keep me." "Your narrative i most interest ing, said Sherlock Holmes. "I havt, i already heard of your meeting with Mrs. Baarclay, and your mutual recognition. You then, I understand, followed her home and saw through the window an altercation between her husband and her. in which sha doubtless cast his conduct to you in his teeth. Your own feelings overcame you, and you r?n across the lawn and broke in upon them "I did, sir, and at the sight of me he looked as I have never seen a man look before, and over he went with his head on the fender. But he was dead before he fell. I read death on his face as plain as I can read that text over the fire. The bare sight of me was like a bullet through his guilty heart." "And then?" "Then Nancy fainted, and I caught up the key of the door from her hand, intending to unlock it and get help. But as I was doing it, it seemed to me better to leave it alone and get away, for the thing might lock black against me, and anyway my secret would be out if I were taken. In my haste I thrust the key into my pocket. ; and dropped my stick while I was . chasing Teddy, who had run up the curtain. When I got him into his box from which he had slipped, I was off as fast as I could run." i "Who's Teddy?" asked Holmes. i The man leaned over and pulled up ; the front of a kind of hutch in the corner. In an instant out there : slipped a beautiful reddish-brown i creature, thin and lithe, with the legs of a stoat, a long, thin nose, and s-; pair of the finest red eyes that ever j I saw in an animal's head. j "It's a mongoose," I cried. "Well, some call them that, and I some call them ichneumon," said the man. "Snake-catcher is what I call them, and Teddy is amazing quick on cobras. I have one here without the fangs, and Teddy catches it every night to please the folks in the canteen." I "Any other point, sir?" "Well, we may have to apply to you again if Mrs. Barclay should prove to be in serious trouble." "In that case, of course, I would come forward." "But if not, there is no object in raking up this scandal against a dead man, foully as he has acted. Yoa SYMPTOMS WOMEN DREAD Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should Be Read by All Women Clearfield, Pa. "After my last child was born last September I was unable ijii i4jiw,uMPju;ki to do ail oi my own work. I had severe pain3 in my left side every month and had fever and sick dizzy spells and such pains during my periods, which lasted two weeks. I heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound doing others so much good and thousht I would rive 4 ! If it a trial. I have been verv triad that I did, for now I feel much stronger and do all of my work. I tell my friends when they ask me what helped me, and they think it must be a grand medicine. And it is. You can use this letter for a testimonial if you wish. "Mrs. Harry A. Wilson, R. F. D. 5, Clearfield, Pa. The experience and testimony of such women as Mrs. Wilson prove beyond a doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetaole Compound will correct such troubles by removing the cause and restoring the system to a healthy normal condition. When such symptoms develop as backaches, bearing-down pains, displacements, nervousness and "the blues"a woman cannot act too promptly in trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound if she values her future comfort and happiness. Advertisement. niiiiiuninMitfmmitiimitniitiiimiiniiiinHHiiitiiitnnnHitntmnminTnnniiii EXIDE BATTERIES We re-charge and repair all makes 1 of batteries. Free testing. I OHLER & PERRY f 1 Night Service Until 9:30 I 1532 Main St. Phone 2677 iuuiniiiiiiHtl!iiMiMtiiiHi;iuiHiinilllllinuillllliui!!iinuiitiilliiiiitiitiliiinifiiiii FOR THE BLOOD Take Dr. A. B. Simpson's Vegetable Compound. An old reliable medicine. Scrofula, rheumatism, catarrh and a "general run-down con dition'. At all drug stores. MITCHELL Touring CAR $1603 Delivered Choice of several colors Steve Worley Garage 211-213 N. W. 7th St. Reasonable Prices for Skillful Service Clara M. Sweitzer, Optometrist 1002 Main St. Richmond Evansville issued permits for 74 New Homes in two months, to cost $200,200.00 GEO. W. MANSFIELD Architect Room 336 Colonial Bldq. MASON TIRES 31x4 34x4 35x41a S15.00 S28.00 S29.00 6,000 Mile R0DEFELD GARAGE West End Main Street Bridge Phone 3077

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knowing that for thirty years of his lire his conscience bitterly reproached him for this wicked deed. Ah, thero goes Major Murphy on the other sid. of the street. Good-bye, Wood. I I want to-learn if anything haa hapi u fclnce yesteruay.We were in time to overtake th major before he reached the corner "Ah, Holmes,' he said; "I suddos you have heard that all this fuss ha.3 come to nothing?' 'What then?mo inquest is just over. Th? I medical evidence showed conclusi v ' lv t -, Jnn4U . A . , . , uf:iui was utit: iu iK)iexy. You see. it was quite a simple case after all." "Oh, remarkably superficial," said Holmes, smiling. "Come, Watson, i don't think we shall be wanted in Aldershot any more." "There's one thing." said I. as we walked down to the station. "If tho . husband's name was James, and th,: j other was Henry, what was this talk i about David?" That one word, my dear Watson, should have told me the whole story, had I been the ideal reitsoner which you are so fond of depicting. It was evidently a term of reproach." "Of reproach?" "Yes; David strayed a little occasionally, you know, and on one occasion in the same direction as Sergeant James Barclay. You remember the small affair of Uriah and Bathsheba? My biblical knowledge is a trifle rusty, I fear, but you wil find the story in tho first or second of Samuel." Were Large As a Quarter. Burned and Itched. Cuticura Heals. "My trouble began In small, water blisters, which kept spreading until my whole body was covered with sore eruptions. Some of the eruptions were as large as a quarter, and my clothing aggravated them and caused them to burn. They itched so badly that I could not sleep at night. "1 began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using three boxes of Cuticura Ointment, with the Cuticura Soap, I was completely healed in two months." (Signed) Miss Erne Steele, Faulkton, South Dakota. Improve your skin by daily use of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum. They are ideal. Sampl Back Tntij Mall. Addrwrs: "Cation laaratorlM, Dpt. H. MJdn48, Mass." SoldeverjwbTt. Soapjgc Omtmaat&andsOe. Talcum 2&c. CSta Cuticura Soap ahavea without mux. The Miller-Kemper Co. "Everything To Build Anything" LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347 I Anyone Can Learn Rairtime & Jazz Piano Playing We teach adult beginners In 20 lessons. The simplest and most instructive course of music lessons ever written for beginners. Advanced course for playera. Our schools are under the personal supervision of Axel Christensen, vaudeville's "Czar of Ragtime." Christensen School of Popular Music 305 N. 8th St. Telephone 6233 gHiuiiimiuimiiminiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiinniiiraiimmnnimmmmiimmin 4 Vz Interest on Your Sav-1 ings Account 1 I American Trust Company I Main and 9th Sts. I ttnrnimiimmnimiint imiiriiiiiiiuiiminiiiiiutinimiiimiitimuniuuiuiiS Buy Your Stove Here SAFETY FOR SAVINGS PLUS 4V2 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY "The Home For Savings' Coal, Flcur, Feed J. II. MENKE 162-168 Fort Wayne Ave. Phone 2662 ffinftmiMiintniiiuiiittwnnniiiiiitiuuiuiiiitiiiiHinMMfiitiiiultiiuiutmtmiiHt THOR WASHING 1 MACHINES I IRONERS I I Stanley Plumbing & Electric Co. I S10 Main St. Phone 1286 ttmfmiiiHfiiiMntttniiuiiiRiiitiintiuiinMitttiHniiiitisiitiiiinnitiHiniuuuinttil vfni initiiiiiiiiHiiiiittiiiHiiiiiiiitHniiiiiMiiiiniiiuiiuiHiiiiiiiiiHimitiifmiiitiiiri I W. Virginia and Pocahonta3 1 COAL Independent Ice and Fuel Company TuiitHiHtmnmnrTifimnMntruinmmiiHHHiiiuiiuimttunnriminrifiiwmHiiiii 2.fif(!i!iniint!!tiutiuttiiiiiiMitituiiimtU!iittiiiiniitii;niitiiiiiiuutiiHiniiiiiiMiti. 1 Eversharp Pencils, 50c up I BARTEL & ROHE I 921 Main uiiliilluiitiHHUulliiiHiituiittimiiiiinuuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHHijHiiimiiimiiiS Richmond's Greatest Shoe Sale Now Going On WESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main St

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