Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 320, 22 November 1921 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1921.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as Second-Class Mail Matter. MEMRKR OF THE ASSOfHTED TIIF.SS Th Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the us 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 cf republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

Recognizing the High School Orchestras

The program committee of the National Conference of Music Supervisors, which is to be held in Nashville, Tenn,, in March, has asked tho Richmond High school orchestra to give a concert before its members. The invitation is a distinct honor for the high school organization, as it comes from an association which has members in all parts of tho United States. Members of the orchestra are anxious to accept the imitation, but the cost of the trip is one of the deterrents. It is believed that $1,000 will defray the expenses of the 54 players. The orchestra is abb

to raise one-half of this amount, and the school!

authorities believe that the community should

cation. We still think of the modern school as it was in our younger days, and consequently most of us are out of touch with it. To make us realize our ignorance and to supplant our erroneous notions with a correct viewpoint, American Education Week will be observed from Dec. 4 to 10.

Some of the things the parent will see are set!

out by educators to be the following: "They will be given demonstrations of what a modern school does ; how the teaching of writing, reading and arithmetic have been revolutionized; how health and physical development of the pupils are cared for; how the coming citizens are given knowledge of their rights and responsibilities, and how they are trained in the exercise of these rights and in the discharge of their duties through the organization of the school, through classroom exercises, and through children's clubs." Many problems are before educators. The school system has been attacked from many quarters. On the other hand, many parents who have criticized and who are dissatisfied with tha showing of the schools, have never visited one

and probably would change their opinion after a

I visit. The visiting week will give them a splen

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provide the remaining $500. um "PPounny to see lor tnemseives. Although the convention is still three months Many Parents tlke entirely too little interest off, leaders of our civic organizations might wellin the schooling of their children. They are sattake up this matter at once to see if thev believe -lshed lf the cmld 1S Promoted regularly to the

that the appearance of the orchestra in Nashville ' noxt siaae ana 11 lls deportment record is good

before a national musical association will justify the expense of sending the young players to that city. Few cities of the size of Richmond can boast of an organization that compares with it in general excellence. There is no question about the advertising value of the organization to Richmond. The high school players have kept Richmond before readers of music journals for many years. Tt is one of the distinctive features of Richmond that place it in a class of its own. If it goes to Nashville it will give a good account of itself and add another chapter to the history which it is making for the city in that respect.

Education Week, Dec. 4 to 10 Schools of today are different from what they were were when most of us were boys and girls. Few of us, however, have noted the change, or know how the modem child is receiving its edu-

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env question by vriHnsr The Palladium ; Tnfo'-matlon R'ircaii. Frederick .1 Hask- ' In. rtirez-for. WsMnfar r. O. This of. j fer applies strii tlv to information. Th b'irerni does not s-ivr- ad. -ice on letral. j medical and financial mattrs. Tt does i rot attempt to Attlc i1om rir trouhlpi. i ror to iiTinVrtakt vh.i usti'-p j-eeqr-h on ativ subipct. W'it your question rlnlnlv iinrl lirioHv-. Give full name and I B'I'irp'is ami p-iH.sp two rnls in i f 'amps for rrt'irn post.iee. All rep'.le3 J are sent dirct-t to t!:o inquirer ) I

Some of them show less interest in their chil

dren's education than they do in their club or church activities. The whole process of educating the child is transferred to the school system. . Educators know that the real background for the successful rearing of a child must be the home in which father and mother take the task seriously and co-operate intelligently with the teacher. This co-operation cannot exist until the

parent has an idea of what is going on in the I a r school room and what trip tpnnripr i tr-vino- 4-,-JiH.itCr

aocomplish. Visiting of schools should become one of the

duties of parenthood. If many fathers and!

mothers will visit the schools between Dec. 4 and 10, the purpose of the educators in setting aside this period for that purpose will have served a great purpose that will manifest itself in the improvement of the whole work of training the child.

Musings for the Evening Milwaukee professor says a man should be very sure before he marries whether he prefers a brunette or a blonde, but how is the" poor gink going to decide when any woman is liable to be a brunette one week and a blonde the next?

Wonder what would happen lf, sometimes, all the ultimate consumers should go on strike.

Its

A bass swam near a fisher's lure And paused the bait had done work.

For with a lightning dart the bass Struck hard and ate the hook alas The poor fish!

The fisherman, an amateur, Allowed the line to slack a bit; The bas3 jumped high and loosed the

hook, ' And said, as he swam down the brook,

ine poor lien! R. m. T. They are printing money In Germany so rapidly now that, it could be made more interesting by printing a bulletin of the latest news on the obverse side.

King Henry VIII had six wives, which shows that even in the old days loyalty had its troubles.

The cross bills filed in divorce suits are generally quite sc.

No suit Is ever pressed mpre rapidly than a divorce suit.

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swers to Questions.;

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can", -Take It", "Up"

Perhaps because it su?

Q. How rlo they know that he unknown soldier buried in Arlington

is an America :? p. E. V.. A. The v. -ir department says that i I i hp body of the unknown was taker. 1 j from an American cemetery, from one ! of a number of selected praves of ua-ji Known soldiers, all of whom were ga-j' thered from tattle positions occupied : j by American troops or from Amerlcat. hospitals, all of whom were attired ! iii uniforms and underclothes issued j to American troops, and all of whr.se j possessions were decidedly American. ; ! Q. Is the United States going to; j

iiave a building at the International Exposition in Brazil next year K. I). A. The Uni'ed State will take p;irt in this exposition at Rio de Janeiro and $1.000, (itii has been appropriated

for the erection of a building to house

of the various govern-

CIRCLES The circle is a most fascinating figure. Setts no end and is a symbol of eternity.

Emerson takes this subject for one of his most interesting and fuil-of-thought esays. Arthur Brisbane noted in one of his articles recently that we are just beginning to test ideas which the old Chinese thinkers tried out several thousand years ago, and failed in. The truth is emphasized more and more that we live in a civilization which is but the faint impress of what dozens of civilizations were long, long ago. So that History itself is merely a circular record. Every day, every year, we come back to points the world has passed before. Perhaps our experiences at such times are much more intensified, but the fact remains that we keep doing over and over again the problems which others have worked out in the past. The main and important task is to bring to each experience a little new- light that may make life's progressive, circular path wider and more beautiful thru added service. We go back to "the old home town." While there may have been a few improvements or changes, still the physical base remains about the ram? as when we first became acquainted with it. Facts keep telling us that we are rather filling out an existence than adding much to it. Hut in this filling process if we make ourselves able to perform creditably everything that comes before us. we have fulfilled every desire that the Creator of our souls had in mind for us. Of this I am sure. Do not look upon each day as "the same old grind" but as a new chance, born and sprung from the heart of Opportunity, and yours to make the very most of you alone placing the only limits upon it. Keep coming back to something better!

place a fancy name he found in a book, and invites his college friends out to spend what he calls week-ends, but me and the hired men are keeping the same hours we always did."

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Who's Who in the Day's News

ANATOLE FRANCE

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merits.

Q. vYhere is sf a level reckoned train? H. L. T. A. Mean sea l'-ve! is the average height of the water, all stages of the tide being co:iidered. Q. Is this :. eood tmie to invest money in - Philippines? V. K. I. A. Governor-General Wood says that American investments in the islands are secure, that conditions of public order are excellent throughout the Archlpelaeo and that there is a keen c'esiie for invcsl'iitnt of foreitrn capital Q. Should notatoes be cooked in salted eir nnsaitod water F. W. H.

A. Potatoes should be put on to . has the disposition of the awards.

cook in salted hoilmg water. fcalt ; honors the French writers for the'

.idihd at the beginning ot the cool:-; ing red'ioes the lo ;s of mineral mat-j ter about one-third. j Q. Whv do we have in V in linuo-( fy instead "i" since liquid is spelled ! with an "i"? M. S. B. ! Eiquefy is cerived from lirjuefacere ; ! iiquers, Eatin w ords meaning to be limid, and to :nak; Liquid is derived, from liouidus liquer liquere. ih Latin, word mennin--: to be fluid From these base word-i jou will see the reason for ! the "" in liquefy and ? "" in liquid. I

No. 20 Mysterious Spot on a Knife Two bits of paper are moistened and one stuck to each side of a table knife. With a wave of the knife, both papers disappear, only to reappear at another wave. In attaching the papers to the knife the piece supposedly stuck to the bottom side i ti knife Is not placed there at all, but is retained by the forefinger, which wipvs the paper oE on the coat. Both sides of the knife are apparently shown, but in turning it over, the fingers give the knife a half twist. : so the same side is shown twice. When the knife is waved it is again given a half twist, bringfng the blank side uppermost. Both sides are then shown to be blank by again employing the half twist. Thus the paper pellets vanish and reappear ad lib. Copyright. 1S21. by Public Leaser Compuj

Charley is a mild-mannered, inoffensive darky, the janitor of an office building, quiet, efficient. One morning, Charley reported for duty with a large piece of court plaster decorating the immediate vicinity of his right eye. There was no vanity attendant on its application. The size and shape of the adornment proved, beyond a doubt, that it was there for a more practical reason. "Been in a fight, Charley?" some one inquired. "No, sah." r "Where'd you get the gin?" This in a confidential whisper. "Ain't had no gin, sah." "How come, then?" Charley grinned. His marital troubles were no secret. "Man wife kinda raised a liT rumpus. Tha's all, sah." "Thought you said you hadn't been fighting." "No, sah, da't right. I jes' looked back."

"You are not an angel and you never will be," said Evangelist Brown, at the First Christian in one of bis several sermons. "Some people here will remember that old song that says T want to be an angel.' Well, I don't. I want to b a man." This remark was made incidentally to his announcement that fo rthat night his subject would be "As the Angels " bas-

consoling, before the watchman, grim ed upon that Scripture that says "in

Rippling Rhymes By Valt Mason

OVERWORKED BLESSINGS

and brusque, his curlew bell is tolling. When curfew rings, I go to bed, as do a seemly number, and, with a pillow 'neath my head, invite refreshing slumber. Then all the phonographs on

earth proceed to make night hor-

rid, and, lying sleepless in my berth, I hand out language torrid. I hear the swirling swish and swash of jazz strains most befogging, I hear the whine of Uncle Josh, who's busy monologuing. I hear the counter-tenor squeak as though his voice needs greasing, I hear the high soprano shriek, and thus it goes, unceasing. And then the hour of mid-night's struck, the racket's still proceeding, what wonder if I run amuck, and leave some victims bleeding? There is a time to dance and preach, remarked the wise apostie, and there's a time to can the screech cf every human throstle.

the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage but are as

the angels."

Peking's streets, unlike those of most Chinese cities, are wide and straight.

America has not broken into the exclusive circle. Each of the Nobel prizes has a value of about $40,000. Anatole France, Jacques Anatola Thibaut. who has been deciaied by

i his more enthusiastic admirers to b-

! the greatest living writer, is 77 vears

In awarding tne 1921 Nobel prize j od born in Paris, educated in the for literary eminence to Anatole i College Stanislaus. His fust book, France, the Swedish academy, which ! "Alfred De Vigney," appeared in IS'js!

wnen he was 24. Other volumes followed at uncertain intervals. There

i was a gap of five years between his

fourth time. first and second, while in 1S93 he pubSully Prudhomme won the prize in ' lisheil tht ee masterpieces. His "Thais"

appeareu in 1S9U, ms Jeanne d Arc in 1908

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Lessons in Correct English

DON'T SAY 1 He gave alms to WHOMEVER need-i ed it. I The invita'ion was extended to her i cousin and SHE. I My father docs not approve of US' voting for him. j

1901; Frederic Mistral shaied it with Jose Echegaray, the Spanish author, In 1904, and Romali'. Holland took it in 1915. Other winners of the prize for literary excellence are Morumsen, Bjornson, Sienkewicz. Carducci, Kipling. Eucken. Lagerlof, Heyse. Materlinck. Hauptm:m, Tagore, Heid enstam. Gjellerup. Pontoppidan and

Hamsun. four ot the winners were French, four were

&fc.Sk .1.;

His residence is in Paris, he is an officer of the Legion of Honor, and a member of the French Academy elected in 1896.

After Dinner Stories "Now- that your boy is out of college, is he helping you on the farm?" "Not enough to notice," said Mr. Cobbles. "He's given the old home

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wiit-n us uul v.ieiy uanaiea; ana now i my head and heart are sore, for I've been Gothed and Vandied. I like the tuneful phonograph when cultured people grind it, and long I lean upon my staff and bless the quys who wind it. I love to hear it sending out fine songs of sense and feeling, composed by some accomplished scout, ere jazz bands broke the ceiling. I like to hear it in the dusk, its strains are most

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