Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 327, 2 December 1921 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 1921.

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday by , Palladium Printing Co. r Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. ' Entered at the Post OHico at Richmond. Indiana, as Second-Class Mall Matter. ; MEMBER OF TTIE ASSOCIATED TUEJS i Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to th us Tr republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local "fT3 P ubl,Ph'1 herein. All rights of republication of epeclal dispatches tercin are also reserved.

Wayne County Farm Bureau Meetings in various part3 of the county are indicative of tho interest which farmers are taking in the many problems pertaining to their industry. Their vital position in the economy of the nation, as the producers of the foodstuffs for its inhabitants, is fully appreciated by them, and is beginning to be understood more fully by the city dwellers. Agriculture is still the basic industry cf tho country and intimately related to its prosperity and happiness. Everything that pertains to that industry has therefore a value not only to the fanner himself but also to the manufacturer, retailer and consumer. The millions who are engaged in commerce and industry in its many ramifications depend upon the farmers who raise the foodstuffs to support them physically. The urban dweller is approaching the crob-

gressive men of their industry in Indiana. It is a noteworthy fact that the county always has been a substantial farming and manufacturing unit of the state. As far back as 1845, descriptions of the county in state gazatteers called attention to its rich agricultural districts and to the presence of a large number of industries in its cities and towns. The fanning industry has not lost its commanding position in the years that have rolled by, but has made many substantial advances. The farm bureau has done much to strengthen the farmer in his aim to make his industry a strong factor in our community life. Its mem-

; bers constantly are on the alert to improve their

condition, realizing that every progressive movement which they launch is bound in the end to help everyone else in the community. The agricultural industry had much to contend with in the readjustment period, and it still has important problems ahead of it, which it hopes to solve. Through this organization farmers have a medium of expressing their opinions collectively and of assisting each other in working out projects that are of common interest and benefit. ' The growth of the federation has been a

source of gratifying pride to its members. Th

That Guiltiest Feelins

C ii j jr ii a- , -

XT i IT f , . i iPinion of its officers that all farmers should be po:nt. to learn its details, and to help m its solu- mprahfirs ,-s fl Q

by co-operating with him in removing k0ef;-;Qi rt n n v, . - ... . ,

tion

obstacles. Wayne county farmers

are among the pro-

wen- weuL Wen.

HELLO GLADYS H61A ARE You

Gladys 7

but also as members of an industry which must

produce the food to feed the nation.

Answers to Questions! 'Any iv ad?r can ct the answer to)

0 by writing '(ut Pai'.-idium . Jnfo-v.atioa T5')rfau. Frederick J. Hisk- ! 'n. (i;:'''' t.ir. V.'apsmstnn. t. C. This "f-' i

to- ar".h.--o st.-: t ,ur'ii-.i i! l; ; j t rc.dioa! ar.d t.r.u no; a t ; ..-; i t t o ?. n : to ;: Hi.r..ii. on anv L:;t.i.n. ).i ':; und br:f a3-l'.-'.:FK :tr.-.l r.c So:- return P-'MJi di: e-et !.- tr.e ill'.

to ir.farir.atlou. The

ud i-'''- or. Ic-Lai. i' IV. matters. It dias tLle tt.-.n: ."Stic troubles. ; i.;i at i resercii "V-it..- uiir rr:5E:iori y. i'i:vp full name ar.J jto two cents in stami All rt-pSiiS arc sent

Q. How far flection extend

bcatr. America . A. The bu: can c i rail

doe? direct rail be 'avc en North

con-and

economics :

ays that according to the- latest map

iti Vni'vd ?tatc to Mexico Ciy. lean railroad, wh pk-ted, -will niak

- has rail connection j Tiie set Pan-Amer-j ith is not. quite com-1 a connection from ;

the Unit

tates, through Mexico,

Central America, and down the coast! of Sou'h America. This new Pan-: American railroad to date is complet-' ed from Mexico City to San Salvador; and from Can Salvador to San Jose it is under construction; from Lima: down the ccast to Puerto Montt, also from the western roat cf South Amer-t ica to the pattern coast of Buenos! Aires it is under construction. j Q. How is wood treated to make in bend ar.d wha is the btsi kind of ; wood to use? C. M. C. A. The Forest Service says that; bickorj-, ash and oak are the most reliable wood? to be. usc-i toy bending'

purposes. They are under pressure.

Q. On what day did President Hard

?:gn tha peace proclamation? K

TODAY'S TALK By Geor2e Matthew Adams, Author cf "You Can," "Take It." "Up" TIRED OUT It is the sitting room of an average heme. A large tapestried chair, with half wings, holds a man. In bis lap is a little child. he Is asleep. Curls wind about her delicate ear3 and drop in sympathetic beauty about her lovely face. On the forehead is one of them lying in wait to catch the first flashing spark frcm her eyes when they open. The arms, dropped to her sides, are bare almost to the shoulders and look like marble, so exquisitely formed and doiicato they are. The white dress has been pulled over her dimpled knees as she sl'pped into sleep in the lap of him who holds her. Black patent leather pumps with straps about the ankles have received the little feet, with rolled white socks which have lost their place. Just a short way from tha chair a toy horse stands A tiny doll rests against a pile cf blocks nearby. There are many trinkets" scattered about, with a silent ball in their midst. The one who holds this lapful cf treasure is a man with wM:e hair. His left arm is curled about, the tired little player He secm to be thinging whole volumes as he looks into the closed eyes of the sleeper. The day U almost done. The rcorn is dark but for the trinknrrays or the setting sun at play amongst its distant pearls and rubies and opals. Outside, a various world but in there, a small corner cf heaven' Soon the white haired man will lift the dreaming little body and carry it tenderly to its bed. Then a Mother will come and tuck it in and put a kiss among the golden curlsand then she will tip-too out of the room, leaving a patch of love-stars to watch above till morning comes. .And then romping down the stairs will coma the restless ltle player again, to take up the blocks and dolly and horsey and all!

WLL CLAXSfi IT MAS )- v Eeew a pleasure "to j 6EE You ASAINJ - 5l )

You Th OTHGr?

PAY jL.ADY,S

ye h vr- m

AwD Just as Vou .e That Y5J'v made a hitWITH HER

I Gladys vo Yoa ( CUD CAYS WHCw I - E.TC C TcrJ Ins 4 mm wmk IKS

You KcR EUT

SUDDENLY ReMENBER name tN'r "glwy&u

Memories cf Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Fire Chiei Ed Mil! up plans, and specif;

: new combination t-v

iv.-u::on which was

' was drawing itions or the

cnercical and hose, to be stationed at

jtr.e .o. o hose house when purchai-ed. 'The waeon at that time in usa at thft

N'o. 3 house had been in service for a number of years and could be used i only a short while longer without ad-! ditional repairs. The new wagon was ! to cost approximately $2,000 and was J to be constructed along the same plan; as the No. 5 wasoc which was nur-

(chased at the time the new hose house ' i was erected. Chief Miller expected : j to have the wagon made within a few months ready lor use.

I sleeping on newspapers out in the park who loaned money to their ; friends. ; Department cf labor has sixty-nine strikes on its hands for decision. Strike ;and the world strikes with you; work '. and you work alone. I The Thankful Ex-Flivver Owner I Ad injL'olLimbus, Ohio, Dispatch: XOTiCfc. If the party who stole my ne.v Ford car will call a' 12S-140 East S nring street, I will give him the kevs for the lock.

News of the Counties

SPARTANBURG, Ind. A county meeting of the K. of P. lodge was conducted here Wednesday. The Spartanburg team dramatized Damon and Pythias and the county team presented a drill. Luncheon was served by the Pythian Sisters..

treated by steam; After J.Jg-stora from J. Augustus Snell. Tte

lias uij interests nprp i-

The rca"f proc signed bv President Ha 14, 2021 .

Q- A says "to weep cro

me-ns it n c a orrec ' A

Q. die ;

vmation was iins on Nov.

-. -t ;

aars

r. to weep ccpiouslv. Which is ' A. A. i

A is correct as tae crocodile was to weep as it ate its victim. i Can j o'l te'.l ra-? whether sol-' -.vive.-. are r ntitlc-d to allotment?!

A. ."ar.-.::y a'.lo:afn's carryina: jrov-1 mmcr.l allowance verc di. continued hrour-'"-. tho UurciU of W'xv Risk la-f s'tiraacc on July I'.l. 1021. C. V.'ha' is meat bv drinking a heel, tap 1). V.'. I A. Drinking .: hcl tap mean3 to! lira in '.he j-iasi tr ih? be: 0:3. A heel I

'an js a shoe t-? s'mc,-: in t! and taken cut when the hce 1 5 h e

03 2J

doesn't

chip 1 ; .

yarv 10 ircig-.t; r.e docsn L

m e.ery year to keep the tax .traight; and so I sav. "Pifta?.ft

disappear, and shoo him from mv rate. It may be he sells better junk than Snell does at the store; but if I spend witi him a plunk. Ml see him never more, and if I find his goods are punk, 'twill bo no use to roar.

heel i fin-'

Lessens in Correct English !

Say:

1 vol : He c c : I 1. born :

VOTED often

nded TO HAVE

WAS old enough to

enousb, BEING

A at once

Cor't ttM that .'. state. ',)! 1-.-.0 bp ir ill.

:-aid that

his year, -ov,- lie ir. eld

years aso.

DLiCirtiNG to vote, he we

to the poliinc; place. j Hay: ,

He told mo that ho HAD VOTED of en in that state. He told, ma he Intended TO VOTE. He said that ho IS old enough to vote this year. I know he is old enough, HAVING BEEN bom 22 years ar,o. He- DECIDED to vo;o and went at once to the polling place.

No. Spiritualistic Glass of Water A good trick for a dark room is t paste several strips of paper over the iuouth of a friars of wnu-r. Tho performer's hands are held, but when th lights ar turned on the water is partly Eoce. This wondor may be attributed t" spirits, even though the glass docs not contain .spirits. Ah you need is a lonj straw in th in;.de pocket. This is reached with the mouth, which withdraws the ftraw, inserts it in the glass, drinks part f t..e water and replaces the straw. OJ coarse a little practice is necessary, but the same is true with every trick tLat is worth while. CoDjrisht. by Public Ld.-er Comnasy

But if at J. Augustus Snell's I buv a ; quilting frame, and find it isn't wearing well, its workmanship to blame, ' I seek the merchant where he dwell.--. 1 and climb upon his frame. And he'll j produce another frame, or else refund the cash; he can't afford 10 win a 1 fame for selling worthless trash; it's I up to him to play tho game or see his business smash. And J. Augustus nobly stacks when boosting schemes ; abound, and J. Augustus pays his tax without a doleful sound, and" joins the

toys who sprm their backs to bane i ! the wheels go round. The peddlers to ' our village' trek and then they disao-j pear, and little to they reck what !

prouieras we may icar; out .). Angus tus is on deck all through the fateful ' vear. j

Musings for the Evening A nearby paper says a certain man is suffering from "locomotive ataxia.'' We wonder if he whistles at crossings. Statistics are wonderful. If all tha

nx-e erse written in this country were 1 tsenoow naa charge of the cevotionals. Placed end to end, nobedy would read i reading the Sth Psalm, which was It. I followed by nraver. Thirtv-si-r i-teir

; CONFESSIONS OF A CYNIC. to. the sick were reported. The rais-

j ; 1 con t ever want to get into pontics, ! hand I don't care who knows it. I J i I would just as scon go to bed as to !

go to some of the shows I have seen. ' I don't believe it dees a bit of good to worry about any election f-ver held I have never seen a sardine ran key that would work without breaking the tin. I don't believe in having an expen-: siv"e operation just to decide a bet! between two doctors. j I wouldn't go across the road to

I hear a ja?z band. You don't havt ! ' to go across. i

Dec. 7. on account of the death of Mrs. Garrett's mother, Mrs. Anna Howell. After th business session a program was given, consisting of Bible contests by Mrs. Carrine Oberander. Mrs. Ida Meredith and Mrs. Saviila Johnson. Mrs. Myrtle Reecs gave a reading. Ms. Minnie Newman conducted a flower contest which closed the program. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ida Meredith, Dec. 23. Mrs. Corriae Oberander will have charge of the devotionals. Mrs. Mary Newman was selected as teacher "for the Bible study course which tho class has taken up. CAMDEN, Ohio The ladies cf the

rresDyterian church will have a bazaar in the high school auditorium Saturday afternoon and evening.

i ancywork will be cn sale in the after

noon. A chicken supper and entertain

1 mtnt by the children In. the evening.

Hawley. burned her kanl severe!Tuesday morning when the chair ci which sh was standing tipped, over, throwing her against th& etove.

ELOOMINGPORT, Ind. The Wo- ; man's Eible class met with Mrs. Jessie ; Benbow Wednesday afternoon. The

meeting was opened by song. Mrs.

cellaneous shower that was to have

heen given Thursday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garrett was changed to Wednesday afternoon.

EPSOM SALTS NOW LIKE LEMONADE

Fure EpGCTt Salt3 Combined with Fruit Derivative Salts

I believe there are a lot of fellows

"Gets-It" The Corn and Callus

ler

This Corn Remover is Gu-

Blue Devil hits the bottom, skim the ton. A.-.v-r-i.-mit

otl

Relief from com sufferin: the application of "Gets-li" a rmickly as pain follows the th pin or knife into the flesh.

thought son.''

I said my name was Samp-

cf your new

"What's the na:

dance, professor '."' "The kangaroo hop." "It ought to prove popular among discriminating dancers, but a kanga-.

considerable distance j

After Dii

rco covers a

in one hop." "We've scaled down the hop so It

I will be suitable for small dancing par- , . j ties. It wouldn't do for a. couple, to O tOrieS ' Ieap tts ect-re length of the ball-

I iUUUi.

Rippling Rhymes By Wait Mason

ler umner

The tcraman of a crew cf negro

laborers employed In wrecking an old bouse had just hired an additional big.; stout-looking negTo n:an who had aslt-i ed for a job. I "We!!, what's your came?" asked!

the foreman. THE PEDDLER. "Clnii.ip " fl-.swppil th rewlv- The peddler greets me at my door,

hired laborer. (and he has things to sell, tome dope j

"All risht, Simpson, directed the;lo stain a Rjienen noor, a patent, aiaforeman. o over there where thatPr bell; but I can buy them at iho

pile or old material Is and carry it over to that loading platform." Quite anxious to make good, Simpson hustled ever to the pilo intent on carrying out the order of the boss. However, it didn't take him but a moment to see that the pile was made up of timbers heavier than any two men could carrySlowly he walked back to the foreman with a puzzled lock on his face, and said: "Boss, I said my name was Simpson." "That'e all right." said the boss. "I heard you the first time." "I dunno, boss. I thought maybe yo'

VgjiUjlL 'Hav9 Clean, Healthy ' AStix they Tire, Itch, or v2 Jp Smart cr Bunt, if Sore, V?iir CVirCJrr'tate1' Inflamed cx ' iUuR Ll tO GraiiulateduceMurina often. Soothes. Refreshes. Safe for Infantor Adult At all Drursists.Vritarcf $XC Ere Sock. Kuse & &xl (a. Cc'iw

Rheuma Conquers , Rheumatism

WHEN HAIR THINS,

FADES OR FALLS,

USE "DANDERINE"

35 cents buvs a bottle

of "Danderine." With-' in ten minutes after the i first application you j cau not find a single ' trace cf dandruff or! falling hair. Danderine is to the hair what i fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to ; vegetation. It goes j right to the roots, in-' vigorates ar.d strength-; ens them, helping your hair to grow long, thick and luxuriant. j Girls! Girls 1 Don't!

let your hair stay lifeless, colorless, s thin, scraggy. A single application of delightful Danderine will double the beauty and radiance of your hair j and make it look twice as abundant. . Advertisement. !

c.V..llr, -, I i . ' ' '

LLh.iMUK., Ind. Dorothv Jane, small daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. John

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This will fix my cold T ALWAYS keep Dr. king's Ncv Discovery handy. It breaks up hard, stubborn coUa and stops the paroxysms of couching. No harmful drugs, but just Ood medicine. All (iri!ists, 6(X Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and. Coic&hs v-acjwjja..jgaj um . imm i mi mm nun Stubborn BoweisTamcd. Loaving t!ie bowels unmoved results in health destruction. Let the gently ttirnulating Dr. King's Pills bring to you a regular, normal bowel functionin?. 25 cents. All drugtrists.

k F20MPI ! WON'T GTilPS 'T. Kind's Pills

Ll .

Oldsmobile Four Touring $1250 Delivered Richmond CARROL & BROWN 1025 Main Phone 2512

For Cclds, Grip cr Influenzal and as a preventive, talcs LaxitlT EROMO QUININE Tablets. The genuine bears the signature cf E. W. Grove. (Be cure you get BROHO.) 20c. Advertisement.

RHEUMATIC ACHES

THE racking', agonizing rheumatic ache is quickly rekeved by aa atx plication of Sloan's Liniment. For forty j-ears, folks all over the 7crld LaTe found Sloan's to be tha natural enemy of pains and acnes. It pemirates uiiheut rubbing. You caa just tell by its health-,-, ettaiulatins odor that it is going to do yougcod. Keep Sloan's handy for neuralgia, BC-atica, lame back, stiff joints, sow muscles, strains and sprains. At all dru.tsrists 35c. 70c. tlMi.

Makes Sick SLias Well One of Dr.ITobson" Family Remedies. I-'oracicar. bc&lUty comy ieiioa use freely

Dr.HdbsoT5

Ea Eczecxi Ointment

The Miller-Kemper Co.

tveryttiag to Build Anytiintf"!

LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 2247 and 3347

j Order From Your Grocer Toefary

S5S creamery

Carl Beyer, Dlst, Phone

' firm

'-''- and !rn

liard corns cr soft corns but every ! kind of corn cr callus surrenders to !

"Gets-It" and peels right o;'i. It takes just a few seconds to btop the pain with twn nr tlirpp Hrnn tlr . n

druggist today. Get a bottle cf "Gets-! It." Cost but a trifle everywhere.! Your money bark if not satisfied. Mfd. by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, j Sold in Richmond by A. G. Lukes Drug Co.. Daf.er Drug Co., Clem Thistleth-'-

waite Drug Stores. Adverti.-ement.

Enjcy all the splendid pcysle-acticr

1 on the bowels of a dose cf eo?om salt?

without the awful taste and nausea

Asa any druggist for a handy package! of "Ensonade Salts." the wonderful discovery of the American Epsom Association. Even children gladly take it. Advertisement. i

Farmers' Nat'I. Gram Assn. Inc. Dealers In High Grade Coal PHONE 2549 Old Champion Mill, N. 10th St.

; iui:uiiimi;imiiiimnLjmil,iMiillm.immflnulmImi,i;.., pT j) E. P. WEIST, xU D j '1 Chronic Diseases '"' if a Specialty '. j J K. of p. Bld2. Richmond, taif,

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L'ililii!i!iiiiiiili:u:u:ii:iiiiri:M:

ASK FOR Abel's Velvet Ice

Cream

IT'S DIFFERENT Retail Phone 1901 Wholesale Phone 1439

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I JOHN H. NIEWOEHNERr Sanitary and Heating Engineer 1

For More Pep, Use RICHMOND GASOLINE More Miles per Gallon Richmond Oil Co. 6th St. and Ft. Wayne Ava.

I ii-v iuu 1 niCU J( "FAULTLESS FLOUR" ! Ask Your Grccer MillfH y 1 n.sJ Si?

. ,

1 819 S. G St.

Phone 1S23

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It is an established fact that one teaspconful of Rheuma taken ence a day for a very short time has driven all

the pain and agony from thousands of 1

racked, crippled and despairing rheumatics. While powerful, gratifying and quick-acting Rheuma is harmless, and gives lasting and blessed relief almost at once. The magic name has reached nearly every hamlet, and there are hundreds of druggists who can tell you of the good it has done in some of the very M'orst cases. If you are tortured with rheumatism (any form) get a bottle of Rheuma

from A. G. Luken Drug Co.' today. If 1 it does not rid you of all rheumatic j suffering your money will be returned, j Advertisement. '

Now Is the time to investigate Burglary Insurance KELLY & KECK (Insurance Service) Phone 2150 901 2 Main St.

BUY COAL NOW We have the right coal at the right price. Jellico & Pocahontas Lump ANDERSON & SONS N. W. 3rd & Chestnut Phone 3121

New York Dental Parlors Union National Bank Building, Sth and Main, at the "Sign of the

uiock . upen evenings. Phone 137S. .

WATCH REPAIRING if yet want your watch to run and

Gtpnert on good time, brini them to us. A specialty or

njru-sraue wattn repairing, i

G. u. watch inspector. HCMRIGHCUS

Main St. Phone 1S7

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j CRAIN SANITARIUM

1 MUk and Rest Cure I For N'on-Cummunicable Diseases 1 2116 Main, Tel. 3S12 s i Office Murray Theatre Bids. Tel. No. 19 S3 I

Your Grocery Order

is Appreciated

S. 9th and C Sts. Phone 1:

!43

1021

Repairing and Recoveries "

$1.50 UP fBmmmau, r n iom i .

Our milk comes fresh from the farms every morning and is pasteurized and standardized in our sanitary daylight plant. "Order an Extra Quart Today"' Wayne Dairy Products Company Phone 5233

Umbrella

Special water-proof Covers,

LEONARD 264 Ft. Wayne Ave.

Good Shoes for Men. Women )

and Children WESSEL SHOE CO. 713 Main St

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if DR. R H. CARNES if DENTIST Phone 2665 i 1 Rooms 15-16 Comstocfe Building 1016 Main Street i I Open Sundays and Evenings by ! I appointment

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GOOD CLEAN. COAL

Prompt Delivery RICHMOND COAL COMPANY Telephones 3165-3379

$10 reward for any person return, ing comforts stolen at Fountain City, or $50 for the return of six comforts taken from J. M. Garrett, Fountain City, Ind.