Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 329, 5 December 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1921.

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LVLM AUC VYAIMRd SAYS AT ELK RITES

"Every age ha3 its problem, every a?e its paramount duty," said Charles Tv'atkins, of Muncie, In his address at the memorial service of Richmond lodge of Elks In the First Tresbyterian church Sunday afternoon. "The men of one generation do not leave their task for the succeeding one to carry, but solve it, and pass on

into the realm of eternity. The men of the last generation, for instance, bloted out the perils of slavery, and gave to the children of this age a united end free country. - "The men and women of this day have their own problo-ms, too. They cannot shrik or evade them if they wp.nt to be true to the traditions of their forbears who believed in handling their own issues and contributing their share toward the development of the republic. . "This heritage of the past, hallowed by the sacrifical service of noble men nd women, is ours to develop and to improve. We also have momentous problems, chief of which is a disregard for law that cannot be traced to a weakening of our love for the republic, but rather to a fcrgetfulness of some of our parents as to their duty in rearing the youth. Must Lead Youth. "Unless the fires are kept burning on the home altars, and the boys and girls are taught to love, and revere the country and ita laws, we cannot solve this problem. Every man unconsciously is the hero and pattern alter which some boy is conforming his life. How solemn the thought that we. unknowing and unwittingly, are .-haping the characters and influencing the idea's of the youth! How necessary lor each of us to lead true, uprght and noble lives!' Th.n addn.-ss was one of the moit eloquent heard at a memorial service of trip order for many years. Attorney Will Reller spoke in memory of Harmon Meyer; T. C. Taylor and Forrest. Murray, the three members who Passed away in the last year. Musical features were by The quartet of the thurch. and the Rev. J. J. Rne pronounced the prayer and benediction.

Abe Martin's Almanac is Indiana Classi

and wholesome humor will find enter- i No. 196, P. and A. M. Stated meeting.

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plicate. Ail cf Abe Martin'3 quaint characters are included this year "and there are a few new ones added Probably this year's Christmas sale of Abe Martin's Almanac will" equal that of former years and it still maintains its position as the ideal gift.

Masonic Calendar

Monday, Dee. 5. Richmond Commandary. No. 8, K. T. Stated conclave; annual election of officers. Tuesday, Dec. 6. Richmond Lodge,

Annual election cf officers.

Wednesday, Dec. 7.--Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in Fellow Craft degree, at 7:30. Thursday, Dec. 8. Masonic club will give a subscription dance to Masons and ladies. Friday, Dec. !). King Solomon's

Chapter No. 4. R. A. M. Stated con-jJ,ub vocation; annual election of officers.

Saturday, Dec. 10. Loyal Chapter,!

No. 4ft, O. E. S will -pve a social to the members and families.

BLUFF WITH UNLOADED GUNS COSTS BANDIT'S LIFE NEW YORK, Dec. 5. A bluff with an unloaded pistol cost an unidentified holdup man his life in Greenwich Village last night. The robber attacked Cottleib Stilz, restaurant pro

prietor, using tne empty weapon as a

Nicholas Geissler, proprietor of

an adjoining bakery shop, ran in anl sent a bullet into the stranger'6 head.

You'll not smell like Cleopatra after a Blue Devil bath, but you will be sweeter than Cieo ever was. Advertisement.

Franklin Syrup, 3 cans 15 Phone 1587 CLOVER LEAF GROCERY 603 Main

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Kin Hubbard ! Richmond and Wayne county folki j istic humr of the inimitable Hubbard, who are almost as familiar with thy 'There has been nothing overlooked.

philosophy of "Abe Martin" aa citizens of Indianapolis, where Kin Hubbard,

I the creator of Abe lives, will be inter1 ested in knowing that the Christmas (annual, "Abe Martin's Almanac," fre.ih j from the pen of Mr. Hubbard, has been i issued, (.if courf'p there is nothint: I strange in this announcement, tor tho I comintr of Abe Martin's annual is sp-

parently ;is much to be expected ai Christinas itself. I'robably Mr. Hub-j ! bard has done nothing better than this j year's contributoin to his long series1 i of Abe classics. From cover to -ov.-r

the book abounds with the character i

apparently, and eery phase of life comes in for its share of sutirical com ment and witty philosophy. Beneath the surface of the wiity comment there is much that is justifiable criticism, delivered with a real "kick" and the seeker for truth as well as genuine

Bishop Pleads For Race Consideration At Capital

(By Associated Tress) LEfCESTER, Eng.. Dec. 5 The

Try This If You Have Dandruff

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Bishop of Peterborough, in an ad-' ' ' ' '

dress here pleading for the considera- i " ' '"" H f 'l 11 f rh " 1 TcSrlnT lhe "" iV.nU Sydo this.just nS To' SrS'p?lre' than -about four onuces of plain liquid j w. have done to make people realize "von; apply ,t at nigh when re n--ih- danger to the future of a colossal,1 n ,i thll fin IrM world conflict between the white and j anrt rub if m 8nr,-v wlth the fl"r colored races. ; ,ipj' . . ., . ,. . !l "The world is drifting rapidly to By morning, most if not all of your , : dissension in the matter of color di-! dandruff will be gone, and three or,; . . ...... t r- tvwt- itnti leal lnn in Pilllltl ptp V 1

vision, he added. i ""v"v - i- . , , j dissolve and entirely destroy every j TOWN MARSHAL. WITHOUT ! and trace of it, no matter, HUNTING LICENSE, PAYS $18,how railc'h "Jandruff you may have. j DKCATPR. Ind.. Dec. 3. Thircvj You will find, too. that, ail itching; l ire arrests weie made at Monroe, this and digging of the scalp will stop in-i countv. bv state game wardens of citi-i stantly, and your hair will be fluffy, I .-ns of that community for hunting j lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and; without a license. Among them was look and feel a hundred times better.; lhe town marshal. Robert Andrews. I You can get liquid arvon at any drug i

Andrews paid his fine of $18.75. lie i store. It is inexpensi

had picked up his gun at his home a lew uavs beiore and picked ol" a rabbit on his neighbor's property.

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ounces is all you will need. luisi simple remedy has never been known! to fail. Advertisement. j

Everyday Ad-Ventures

That Changes Everything When you've been trying to figure cut some sort of a Christmas present lor your wife thai, will hae a future to it, loo something that she can use all through the year And that will make her housework easier and pleasanter and let her know that you were thinking 01 her happiness and comfort when you selected it -- But. somehow you can't seem to put these good ideas of yours into operation, because you don't knowjust what you want or how much it

would cost or where to buy it and you don't have the time to look ; around and see what the stores are j ottering j And after a week or so of this, : one evening you notice tN:- "Gifts For Her" in the Christmas Gift ; Suggestions columns of the Ballad- j ium's classified section--- j And That Changes Everything.' j Because you find ads about just j the sort, of things you've had in i mind electric grills and fireless j cookers and vacuum cleaners --and ! you're all set to march right down ! town the first chance you get and buy your wife the realesr Christ- j mas present she's ever had: !

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Make Your Gift A Permanent One

11 THEN your gift is one that will remain with the recipient through a lifetime it's a gift worth giving. That's the nature of anything you will select from our special holiday stock. Our reputation as leading Jewelers assures you that quality gets first consideration here.

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Now on Everything in Stock at Our Xmas Jewelrv Sale Everything with the exception of nationally advertised goods goes in this sale at 20c off. If you want to buy Gift Jewelry, buy it here and save 20.

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No Telephone Orders No C. O. D.'s

No Deliveries No Pieces Reserved

YOU MUST COME EARLY FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!

Please bring correct change along, as it will aid your neighbor, yourself and us in handling the many who will come to get these bargains.

Remember, every piece of Qualify llrand Aluminum Ware is guaranteed for 20 years and will not he sold at such low prices on only this day. Regular prices will then prevail.

Come tomorrow, Tuesday, Dec. Gr Sale begins at 8:30 a. m. The large pieces will make ideal Xmas gifts.

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