Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 329, 5 December 1921 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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MKUnt'.lt OF 'I'll I" AMK I 'I fc"ll I'ltK'SS Ti Afsoc-tatd ITfJi (x -x-lusiv"ly pntUll to the use fir rppubli.-ntlon of nil news .lisnatehes credited to tt or iot otherwise .rerlited In this paper, and also the local hobh published liT.-in. Al! ritrlitn .t republication of special dispatches herein are also resrved.

treasure, we al;-o must be willing and glad to do our share.

The influx of immigrants in ihe last few

d the work which the

HirorHnrc Anil rnrwt. frln-

Palladium Bulldinp, North Ninth' and bailor Streets. , 4 , , x i j: l.o,. K,, Entered at the post office t Richmond, Indiana, as i cators, let it be said to their credit, have been Second-Class Mail Matter. J aware of this problem and have been planting the

; seeds of patriotism in the hearts of the boys and

girls.

Education week, while it will speed the work of the teachers in promoting tha Americanization

icUa, should also make the parents of the boys and girls realize that they have something at

stake in attaining a thorough indoctrination ol all of us with the ideals of our republic.

They cannot expect the teacher- to perform

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

Feller

Education 'Week The Americanization of im all that is. the cultivation of patriotism and inflexible loyalty to our country and its institutions must start in thp srhonU-. Hfre it is that the teacher can im

plant those principles of love for country, respect i all the work. They must do their share also, for the flag, and faith in our institutions, which! They must become acquainted with the school will persist despite the attacks of radicals and j system in which the education of their children is

the lapse of time. If the schools succeed in making boys and girls love their country, they will mature into stalwart citizens who will be proud of their country and determined to help in attaining its high destiny among the great powers of tho world.

going on, and in which the teachers are trying to

make good citizens of their sons and daughters, j For that reason the schools this week will!

have visiting hours, in which parents will hi

asked to attend in order that they may see for themselves how the process of schooling is car-

The influence 'of the school has not received j ried on. This is a great opportunity." Parents the full measure of appreciation which it richly j should flock to the various schools to see the

deserves. Some of us are prone to believe that! classes in actual operation, and to talk to the i

the educational system has been lax in inculcat-j teachers who are performing a great public serv

ing principles of Americanism. But upon reflection almost all of us must admit that when we were boys and girls there wasn't a public holiday which was not utilized to teach patriotism and to call attention to the sacrifices which our forc-

icc the preparation of our youth for citizenship.

Everv father and mother who attends a school !

will return homo richer for the visit. Parents will have a better insight into the purposes of

education and the methods employed to attaivi i

fathers made to establish and maintain the re-, that end. It will help produce the co-operation

public, with, the added application that, if occasion again demanded the sacrifice of blood and

Answers to Questions1 f Anv reader ran net the answer to:!

A ri - ntiesfinn rv writing" 'ihe. l':l tl I'lIUm I i

Information Bureau. Kn U' rick .1. H:ikti. director. AVanhi n k ton. D. This offer applies strictly to in :'orin:it ion. T!i luiri .T.i d oc-i not fiive advlee on leeri!. j nirdira! rind financial matters. It df.es i

not attempt to settle dom.tio tr-niM'-.. il nor to undertake eMia ust i vc r-:ar-!i ' nil nnv Mfn.icct Y.'l'iio your ( 1 1 1. i T I I p'.; :n!v and 'cofy- fail nam - and i iiddrcss end ; 1. ;e t -o en t s i t: s t a r.i os j for s . t:;- m t j-.-, A , I replies are .-(ait .

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needed between school and home to attain the j

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o. T : ii eonisd'.'-o! y to carry a wire

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TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" SCRAP IT I One of ihe most useful, sensible jobs that was ever performed, was start d" when that small group of world leaders gathered in' Washington and derided to scrap millions of dollars worth of battleship.3. There will lie less fUsricion and fear in the World Heart from now on. Aral a great lesson has heen taught. That which is Useless and which does not embody constructive power within it. away with it! Scrap i: ! Ev -;- one of us is daily carrying around needless and de.-1 ructive equipment. Find out what this is and scrap it. It is ditfie'.'.lt to find a honi" in which there are not scores of useless things that take up space, accumulate dust and crowd out something which might become valuable. Find out where 1 hey an' and rerap them. Thci-o is a billiard-player in America who has hc-eti the wond r of 1 e-o titm s because of his almost super-:-hill. Hoppo b?d done one thing better than it had ever been done and h was until recently th-' gn-atest bilUaidist in the world. He ooneentratetl on one thing and scrapped every hindrance which would keep him from attaining ami holding the go il he set out to pain. If more people would scrap their grouches when entering upon each day. this would bo a much mare- livable world. Tie- o.t'iico which is regularly examined for accumulated matter, to see that everything that doesn't, contribute is done away with, prove; the most efficient and smoothest running office. Examine your own character. Learn what is keeping you back. Get the "t-crap it" habit, for a time at least. Settle down to essentials.

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ONLY WOMAN JAILED IN TEXAS IN CHARGE

(By Associated Press) SAX AXGELO, Tex., Dec. 5. Kindness toward prisoners is shown by .Mrs. Pat Conway, jailer of the Tom Green county jail in Sm Angelo, but Mrs. Conway uses force, if necessary, to control her charges. She is the enly jailer in Texas, so far as known.

and one of the few, if rot the ouly woman jailer in the country. For more than 12 years. Mrs. Con way has had charge cf all kinds ot riminals, including the real "bad men" of the west, cattle rustlers, house

breakers, yeggs and petty thieves. Care is given by Mrs. Conway to her charges and in case one become?

ill, the feeds the prisoner with specially prepared food from her own table So far as possible, she tries to mak

her charges forget they are in prison

and to make the surroundings as com tortable as possible. Quells Disorder On one occasion, Mrs Conway tipped off that a big negro prisoner and others had planned to overpower her and make their esce.pe at rrrea! time. Calmly she began her duties ot giving them supper. The negro edged toward the door of the cage and ignored a command to move back into his

cell. Mrs. Conway had the hunch of big keys in her hand nd with one blow rendered the prisoner unconscious and forced the others back into their cells. Mrs. Conway has been a resident, of San Angelo since the days of old Fort Concho. Her husband, Pat Conway, janitor at the Tom Green county court house, was a soldier at Fort Concho

when it was a frontier post.

To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature

i of E. W. Grove, (Be sure you get

BROMO) SOc Advertisement.

30 & A') W

Memories of Old Days

In This Paper Ten Years

Ago Today

Members of the Moose lodge held one of the most, enjoyable meetings of the year in the K. of P. hall. The evening's program included the initiation of aft candidates, the work being done by the famous Anderson degree

! team, followed by a banquet. The j election of officers developed an intereting race between Dr. S. G. Smelser and Dr. W. W. Zimmerman for lodge physician, which went to Dr. Smelser by a comfortable majority.

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!e and takf them to town m your

s." .-aid the or.tTpn ;tng citizen. old nuito a number of life tnsur-polieie-s in that way. A man verv w-11 refuse to hear what

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Who's Who in the ! Day's News I i i

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The i 1 number of I'i'ed t-:ater, ha . ;.o' aje a cia'n'.e ib '.T' r in t . m January 1 . T!'J1 .

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Rippling Rhymes Ey Welt Mason

cities

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il I low d os t? sir rt ca r ; !', row t In

A. The switch i urrent "f iectrici :r '-!eei ro-maunet l v cuneni ci-ntrol!

in t V' h'nii.ei! S : a ' es

nioiorm:;!! on a switch on a I urn '.' M C s l'i-ovn. due t.i a passing t 'ani'il! inch is er"ri;ir d I fro'ei a ur.i:.t in

I'diatt'"' of the swiMt. If ihe motor nan ta -. point w the eurreni ; ,-n the .v. itch is iiinnvrt. ,'i' li eoan's: 1-v ti)! p..i.t tl-.e i'e'.i is not thrown. -

Musinss for the Evening ?

THt. NEW DEMON 'I lie ! lemon Ui.ni. .n bygon" days. v. as bad encash for thirsty jays. It strinp'd thi rii of t h i - hard-earned' wealth, ar.d uml' rniit.fl tlieir vahied ho? Mi, and tinle-i red lh beaks they wore. ;v.- sp lib d the:;- standoff at ti.i store. Yf t with 'lie Detr.on ihey lai.-in "rain for many vrr-.r ere they were slain; the I.)erno-i trot them In. uia.d time, but nursed ihem while ill""- had a time. 'I 'v npninn shunned ;ai- a lit !.a-te; ..-. tVeabt j !,K,he.l I'ke want' :i . asie to kill off fis while ;!;- . uiihl fl-iCll UR'ltl.'I- lOal'lc to 111.'' w i'i i, ii I ,,-, t i i i pern. m Utnn i tarei.-i1! ; r.siv. we have Demon Number

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EVANGELINE SOOTH The tendency to crowd ihe

and deplete u,o farms of their population is a problem as important as war or pi ace. nm a principal calISP f!- nn. . nipjoj menr and unrest declared Miss Kvanseline Boo'h,

No. SO Wrap Up a Coin It's Gone A coin if pushpd into the center of a handkerchief, which is 8haken out. The coin has disappeared. The secrrt is a rubber band, which is around the thumb and first two finders of the left hand. This hand Is h!d beneath thp handkerchief, and th coin pushed down between tiie lingers and tl.e elastic. The fmgprs release the elrsti?, and thus a secret pocket 1 formed in the center of the handkerchief. When the handkerchief is shaken the coin will not fall. CopyriEht. by Ful:tc ledger Comraay

Lessons in Correct English

DIAZ TO GET TWO DEGREES. PROVIDENX'E, R. I., Dec. 5. When General Armanda Yittori Diaz, war leader of the Italian army, visits this city Friday, he will be given two degrees, one by Brown university, tho other by Providence college. He will present Brown a bust of Dante.

Great Britain has 1.475 nurses of the world war.

disabled

AH! EPSOM SALTS NOW LIKE LEMONADE

Puro Epsom Salts Combined with Fruit Derivative Salts

DON'T SAY I ONLY want five. Do you EYER expect to see

bini

Hi-

Mamomi lil'le shop aT When a belt. 1 ai-iM!

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nearly all tb workiv.g. 1 1 o the r ' reei i art v lien 1 '"a i.'lliri' weird the ,; it cut io'i fly M.ii'.onn us r. i i ii'.i o the public." T'v eiy ; -re.i -una 1 Wlv houkl

and .'-'i; !e;deh owntl a il th- y v.ork'-d very hard eer. c i ae- t bey eould no!. z ai M -an. heeau-e ?I.e;-

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a crowd would rul-j -de a sale The cm-. r into t he i':'imor r.f h.. vo'dd Ic.iy On..'

aid in""

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as no path n e with

i ci'mk a drink nral doesn't die. ; s io sa r his pa'rors come ,w.n

take a i-'iii of poi.-oue-l ruin. and. af-i ti r breathing foe and . moke, curl up at oii. e. ,i'.,l -.ell and croak. The Pi-, mon in the ilail-ness tolls: in w i! -' e'lics' iaes bis cauldron boils, a can!-; ilrcn f'ihd wi.h (brolly thine", with upas 'eaves and se: peti'-stings, with everything that's fotd and man, with ail that's noxious anal obscene. And i then bis janizaries go to -.ell his doad-i ly broth of woe, and if man drinks and ! i!i.e-r.'' die, Drmon h'';n is a weary; t-a-h ;

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I Si a 'on -ban the prosp.ct of war or i peace, because if we are to become

commander of ihe' "u"'i" ouu-- ms ort.ioa, m tiSalvaiion Armv in i indeed to be p, superfici il country fig-Atne-ica. in an in-! uring in the world's affairs as a mass irrview given o : of helpless; people, her arrival in New!

York a few davago to attend '.he

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r savings, ihey built :d then another theater tiiu they amused t Tewi!h they becaree ri

the lighter Tifonerlv

Side Ol f.laved.

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I Wouldn't D? scribe It. Dear Key: Would you ih

rib

"Thrco Soldiers" critical rem? nee about t "Fu " Hi a : e 1. from chanter !.

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book of u Well, h:

silently-

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tered sh a little f

sauna y school -a'-v leaving in

and her snu

Stories teacher e-i-

ereat haste

Her brother.

"Why Mary, you arer.'t sroing away'.'" she exr l-iiined in surprise. "Pieaihe, Miss Anne, we've pot to go," was the distressed j-epiy. "Jimmy thawallowed hit h collection." "f notice you frenuently pi -k tin

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PRESIDENT ATTENDS ELKS ANNUAL MEMORIAL RITES WASHINGTON. Hie. --rresidf r.t Hardinz last, nicht at'ended exercises of tiie local ('liioier of the Elks ti ci mi monioK! t e tnembers of the order who died durins the past. year. Tie ceremony is an annual event and i..

a tiveil feat-lie of the calendars of all chapters throughout the country. At the local meeting the memorial address was delivered by John G. 1'rice. attorney Mineral of Ohio. lose your Vat." KEEP YOUR HEALTH Superfluous flesh is not healthy, ' neitiu-r is it healthy to diet or exercise 'to much for its removal. The simplest. ! mat 'nod know for reducing the overfat 'body easily and steadily is the Marmo-l-i Method, trie rt ard endorsed by thousands. Mtinno'.a Prescription Tablets contain an extra dose of the famous Marmola Prescription, and are sdd by druggists the world over at one dollar for a case. They axe harmless5 and ;leae no wrinkles or flahhiness. They are popular because effective and conIvenicr.t. Ask your draggist for them i or send price direct to the Marmola I Co . 4G12 Woodward Ave., Detroit, I Mich., and procure a case. Advertise- ; mellt.

national

onci'i ss of the organization. "The big cries are beintr jammed

by peop'e from j everywhere," she saal. "and the' '-oral district? a-o: the sufferers. We ! come into contact !

with '.he situation1 in about. R:,0 cities and towns, and. have found that peopl" for sonm un-' explained reason wan tei turn their lack;, on farms and faTminii and the ea; tie ranch. "Figure out on a. slice of paper w hat this gtavitat.ion to the his centers has been in twenty years and then reckon wlmt it will mean if it continues at the present rate for twenty years more. Von will have before ;on a( problem that is. to say the least, alarm-, ing. I am not sure but 'haT it is aj problem more serious U the Froied;

TEUTON-SWISS PACT MADE. BERNE. Switzerland, Dec. 5 Germany and Switzerland have signed a treaiy of arbitration, under which each country is compelled to submit, almost all questions in dispute between them to arbitration.

again? THEV GROW oranees in Florida. THE V DON'T HAVE mocking birds in Canada.

Does it SAY "Central Bark" on the;

car. SAY I want ONLY five. Do you expect EVER to see him 1 again '.' Oranees are GROWN in Florida. THERE ARE NO mocking birds in Canada. IS ihe car MARKED "Central

Bark" on the car?

UMBERS UP YOUR

SORE STIFF JOINTS

WEATHER exposure and hare work bring pa:r.3 srA aches ir muscles and jcints. Have t

Had you concluded that linoleum would never become bright just try Blue Devil on it once. Advertisement.

If Stomach is j Out of Order j "Diapepsin" j

hard

bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy and apply freo'y. Penetrates u-iiiwut rubbing. Vou will find at once a comforting pense of v.-irmth which will be followed by a relief from the soreness ar.d etifinessof aching joints. Also relieves rheumatism, Eciatica, neuralgia, sprainsand straie.3. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your ri'-iehbor. At airtlruggists 35c, 70c, $1. 40.

$cr J?At I I O m ! :

Enjoy all the splendid physlc-actiot on the bowels cf a dose of epsom salt; without the awful taste and nausea Ask any druggist for a handy package cf "Esonade Salts," the w-onderful discovery of the American Epsom Association. Even i hildren gladly take

' it. Advi rti ement.

"Only One Thing Breaks My Cold" THE relief that Dr. King's New Discovery gives from stubborn old colds, and onrushing new ones, grippe and throat-torturing coughs has made it the standard remedy it is today. Time-tried for fifty years and never more popular than today. No harmf ul drugs. You wfl soot notice the relief in loosened phlegm and eased cough. Always reliable, and good for the whole family. Has a convincing, healing taste with all its good medicinal qualities. At all druggists, 60 cents. Br. King's New Discovery For Colds and Cou&hs

The Results of Constipation are sick headaches, biliousness, sallow eSdn, waste matter in the intestinal system. Correct this health-undermining condition by taking Dr. King's Pills. 25 cents. All druggists. TV PBOMPX! WON'T G RIFE. JDr. King's Pills

The Miller-Kemper Co. "Everything to Build Anything" LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347

Now Is the time to Investigate Burglary Insurance KELLY t KECK (Insurance Service) Phcne 2150 901t2 Main St.

Liniment

i. eij year regularly more than a million stomach sufferers in the United States, England and Canada take I'npe's Diapepsin. and realize not only immedktte, but lustin? relief. This harmless antiacid helps digest anything you eat and overcomes a sour, rassy or out-of-order stomach in five

Musterole is a pure, white oint-1 minutes. If your meals do not fi1. mem. made with oil of mustard. It ' comfortably, or what you eat lies like draws out congestion, relieves sore-; a lump of lead in your' stomach, or ress. does all the work of the good i if you have heartburn, that is a sign old-fashioned mustard plaster in a i of indieestion. Get from vour drur-

Don't Neglect a Gold Mothers, don't let colds per underway: at the first cough or sniffle rub Musterole on the throat and chest.

gentler way, without, the blister. Keep a jar handy for all emergencies, it may prevent pneumonia in your home. r,5c and 65e in jars and tubes : hospital size, ffk 3etter Than a Mustard Plaster

FURNITURE. STOVES and RUGS

FOR LESS. Out of the High Rent District Guttman Furniture Co. 405-407 Main St.

Order From Your Grocer Today

Creamery Butter

Carl Beyer, Dist., Phone "910

HAVE YOU TRIED "FAULTLESS FLOUR" Ask Your Grocer Milled by a perfected process

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

S V 'F j

o- Mentholatum

I HGRAN'!

v Ladies' Shop'

Headnuarters for Practical

j for Women

Kist a sixty-cent cease of Pape's Diapepsin. There will be no sour risinzs. no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no gas or heartburn, n-j fullness or heavy feeling in the stom

ach, no nausea, headache or intestinal

i griping. Prove to yourself in five j minutes that your stomach is as good !

I as new; that there is nothing really

wrong. Mop this food fermentation and begin eating what you want withfear of discomfort or indigestion. Advertisement.

Men's Overcoats, $19.95 to $49.95 Ask Us About Our Divided Payment Plan WHEN STORE, 712 Main

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Yes & Now

WATCH REPAIRING If you want your watch to run and

depned on good time, hring them 10 us. A specialty on high-grade watch repairing.

gg ,. - ( ). watch inspector.

s ' nuianiotiuus 1021 Main St. Phone 1857

Oldsmobil

$1250 Delivered Richmond

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CARROL & BROWN 1C26 Main Phone 2512

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Chronic Diseases 1 a Specialty j cf P. Bldo. Richmond, Ind. I

Order Now! Special Pastries of All Kinds KARCHER'S BAKERY 1237 Main Phone 2674

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Farmers' Nat'l. Grain Assn. Inc. Dealers in High Grade Coa! PHONE 2549 Old Champion Mill. N. 10th St.

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

ftIIIMMtIIMMintllll.iiIinilMlllllilllHIiUlilIIilliltlllilMMIMIIirilM(HItM!IIM1-t JOHN H. NIEWOEHNERj I Sanitary and Heating Engineer i

1 819 6. G St.

Phone 1828

NELL BREAD

The Feast of Goodness At All Groceries FRANK JACOBS 623 N. 12th St.

For Practical Gifts j

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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 5238

GOOD CLEAN COAL Prompt Delivery RICHMOND COAL COMPANY Telephones .3165-3379

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! t Tel. No. 19S3

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ASK FOR Abel's Velvet Ice

IT'S

Cream

DIFFERENT

Retail Phone 1901 Wholesale Phone 1439

New York Dental Parlors Union National Bank Building, 8th and Main, at the "Sign of the Clock". Open evenings. Phone 1378.

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