Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 24, 28 January 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JAN. 28, 1922.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered1 at the Post Office at Richmond. Indiana, aa " Second-Class Mail Matter. MEMBER OP TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS The jlssorlated Prss Is exclusively entitled to the usb 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. Determinism, Fatalism and Destinism

Among the philosophies that are influencing

millions of the earth's population for good or

evil today is determinism. The strictest devotees of this school hold that man's entire

development, mental and physical, is determined by environment. External conditions are held to determine one's lot in life. Even the will is not free but is -inevitably determined by environment.. - Thieves are thieves not through choice because they think stealing is an easier way through life than producing, but because condi

tions have forced them to become dishonest, the parts

Women of easy virtue become so not because they choose that short cut to silks and ease, but by reason of the pressure of economic conditions. The poor are poor because the rich are rich. The rich man gains riches. because he can't resist the

temptation to exploit the poor. The poor man;

stays poor because he can't or won't resist the coercion of the rich. The bootlegger bootlegs be cause he is forced by circumstances to that easy way of making a rich living. And the public official sells his influence for a bribe because he just can't resist the external lure cf more money. "AH seems infected that th' infected spy, As all look yellow to the jaundic'd eye." Pope.

Determinism is closely allied to fatalism. Where the one attributes the causes of all things to environment, the other blames or praises God for everything. It is not surprising that the fatalistic Kemalists of Turkey should have received aid from the determinist Lenin of Russia. Both theories absolve the individual from personal responsibility. Under either theory the individual is ruled by leaders, environment, if you please, who appeal not to reason but to desire and emotion. Under determinism or fatalism the followers are ruled. In the fatalistic countries of the Mohammedans they take their orders from nashas. emirs or sultans. In deterministic Rus-

proletariat, which is the fiction invented by the

dictator Lenin to gloss over his absolutism.

Determinism and fatalism with their stress

on the ruling force of powers outside of man are

inevitably the philosophies that -lead men to enslave themselves to absolutism. Even that exautocrat Wilhelm taught his subjects to believe the fatalistic conception that he ruled by divine right. And how readily the deterministic Ger

man socialists lomed m his war! As someone

has said, man is ruled by ideas. Destinism, to coin a word, is the philosophy of democracy. That is why Christianity is the religion of the democratic nations of the earthIts philosophy takes as basic the idea that every individual is personally responsible for his or her destiny. Foreordained by human will, destiny depends on man's principles and the use he chooses to make of his will power. "As a man thinketh in his own heart, so is he." Man reaps what he sows and neither riches nor poverty can cancel his payment of any debt he owes under that law of compensation. As the majority of the democratic nation thinks, so will be that nation's destiny. The destiny of the whole is made up of the destinies of

Not the destiny of a ruler, a Wilhelm.

a Napoleon or a Lenin. Not what such men think and act, but our characters determine our destinies and our nation's destiny. Through our thoughts we citizens create our destiny of freedom, for thought is creative. Schwab, through creative thinking, willed himself out of poor environment to affluence and power. Now he uses that pcwer to make environment better and stimulate creative thinking in others. "I am my brother's keeper." Lincoln, child of poverty in the materialistic sense, became rich in creative thoughts. When a majority of the nation chose him to guide it, therefore, he saved it from disunion and ruin and abolished slavery as an environmental factor. That is destinism, that is democracy, that is

Christianity

The Smiling Prince Presents Prizes at Lucknow

During bis visit to Lucknow the Prince of Wales distributed the prizes won by the students of Lucknow University in sporting events. Wales was welcomed to Lucknow by the vice-chancellor of the university (left).

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Creative thinking means to think with God.j ?rZ

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the Creator, with the Father that is within us

All things then are possible for us. Knowing God's laws as we do and holding fast to them, our nation's destiny and ours is secure from the fate induced by materialistic or superstitious beliefs.

"I trust in Nature foi

Of beauty and utility,

the stable laws Spring shall plant

And Autumn garner, to the end of time.

I trust in God the right shall be the right And other than the wrong, while Ho endures. I trust in mv own soul, that can perceive

sia, for determination is the philosophy of social-! The outward and the inward Nature's good ism, they bow the knee to the dictatorship of the I And God's." Browninj

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Winter sports reigned supreme in Richmond and all who could don skates, climb on a bobsled, or secure any manner of sled, appeared on the streets or the Glen lake to enjoy the fport. Over 2,000 people enjoyed the skating at the Glen Miller part lake during the day.

East Main Street Friends' church was undergoing a process of improvements on the interior by a group of workmen. The new seating space which would be built was estimated to hold nearly as many as before even with the construction of several new features and acoustics for the convenience of the members.

judgment is sought and followed. His words are few but carry great weight. He is always ready to give full credit to the opinions of others and co-operate with his party in securing harmony of action. He is constant in seeking to serve his constituents, a senator wise

and just, dispatching business, crcat-j her vote." said Mrs. Barr.

us no obligation which we can not safely assume. . "The treaty is a broad step and a -long one, for it must take away from' Japan the apprehension which she has held in the past, and not without reason, that European powers planned to absorb for themselves the entire far east. Nothing else done in tho course of history in the far east has accomplished so much for the peace of the world.' Governor McCray spoke on his administration, urging economy in the conduct of public affairs. High taxes, which will continue for some time, are not due to state extravagance, but to big local expenditures. Governor McCray declared in his address. "Notwithstanding all we have done and all we can do," said the Governor, referring to economies that be said had been made by state officials, "our taxes are high for some time to come. This situation is not due to state extravagance or state administration, but comes as the result of large local

expenditure's in each taxing unit." Woman, with the ballot now at her command, should plunge actively into politics, declared Daisy Douglas Barr of New Castle. The inclination of woman to enter politics in little groups, the speaker suggested, should be guarded against and instead they should "decide upon a party organization entering into the political arena on an absolute equal footing with men, playing the game straight through, remembering that she can only accomplish her results by organization." Cautious Politicians. Mrs. Barr cautioned the- party politicians against trying to win women's votes by flattery. "Her educational opportunities together with her business life, cause her to discern very

quickly this cheap method of winning

Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason

Answers to Questions; (Anv reader can pet the answer to j nr epiestion hv writing The Palladium , Information Bureau, Frederick J. HasK- ; I rt Irlnr W a Vi i n cr t n n . TY C. ThlS Of- !

f-r applies strictly to information. The bureau does not srive advice on lesal, medical and financial matters. U does not attempt to settle domestic 'troubles, ror to undertake exhaustive research on anv subject. Write your question plainlv- and brteflv. Give full name and address and enclose t wo wnt m staraos for return postasr". All replies are sqnt direct to the Inquirer.)

Q. What is dimension of smokestacks on steamship Paris? Reader. A. We are in receipt of a letc r relative to tlie diameter of the smokestacks on the steamship Paris. As thi vessel is not a I'nitcd States naval vessel, but a French vesseh we -ba e been unable to obtain this information in Washington. It was, thevei'ore, necessary for us to write to the International" 'Mercantile Marine, N n' York fitv, for the desired information, and as scon as we receive their reply we will supply answer. q. Isn't an Amoiican who served m the Canadian army entitled to a Canadian Victory Medal? V. V. S. A. An American serving wt1 ilvCanadian army is entitled to Vic-

, lory Medal from the Canadian poyern-, me'nt. It. may be obtained by writir",; to 1lie Secretary Militia Council, I);-' vector of Uecunl ', Ottawa, Ontario. Canada. ! Q. What are the Greek and Latin ' words for corn or mair.e? B. L. M. j A. Thfre ;.n r.o Greek or Lai in names for the plant, because it was tin-' know n to the (Leeks and Romans, j O. Did tin L'niled States pay com-, missions for the sale of bonds during; the World wa:-.'--T. F.:0. I A, The Trw sury department says;

that, the governnn nt paid fio connnis-j'

eion to banks or individuals selling Liberty I'.or.ds. Q. What is' the warmest part of British Columbia and can coin be i aided there? C J. .

A. The warme st part of British Col- j

nmbia is on tho western coast where the climate is exceedingly mild beim; cry similar to that of southern Un;;h'.nd. Corn and peaches are two of the staple crops. q. Which is sweeter, brown or white MiKar? D. I X. A. The brown Fugar that is on the market today is not as sweet as gran-

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can." "Take It,'' "Up" "GOD'S IN HilS HEAVEN" I know people who get irritated when you tell them that the world's all right. But it. is true, nevertheless. There's nothing the matter with the world. It's wonderful! It's people who upset things. And it's a good thing they do many times. We wouldn't move along the path of progress if there were not those who had the courage and daring to uproot and cleanse. But no matter how people think, the sun rises in the same old way fnd creeps noiselessly into its bed of beauty and color, year in and year out. God is always in His heaven but. His heaven is right here on this earth where human beings work and love and strive. Heaven is here and now. And every day God walks among those who love Him. He bits at the hearth of every warm heart. He likes workers. He helps the hard-handed men build great buildings and takes pride in His work, and lie stands beside nurses and mothers and rocks babies' cradles. God isn't the sort to build a great world and then take a seat on some jeweled throne and see how it works. The interest of God is in the work of His people. I am not so sure but that the vibrating throat of the songster has a good ileal 1o do with the thought cf God in the world. When you have done your best honestly, and with your whole heart if vou will but look closely, you will fee God in what you have done. And vou will be in His heaven and He will be v.-here you are. Wc are" all ministers, after all. And it is our job to make this world a better place to live in for everybody and not to see how much fauit we can find with people and everything in general. Browning, in his beautiful poem, "Pippa Fusses," gives us all the kev-note : The year's at the Spring, The day's at the morn; Morning's at seven; The hill-side's dew pearled. The bee's on the wing. The snail's on the thorn, God's in His heaven All's right with tho world!

Who's Who in the Day's News

MRS. ARTHUR L. LIVER MORE Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore, whose husband is one of New York's best known lawyers, is another society woman who has felt the "higher call."

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THE RAIN CARRIER. Where'er I go it starts to rain bo fore I've been there long; the water soaks the long parched plain and drowns the human throng. The Kansas drouth was once renowned; I went there to be dry, and presently the

state was drowned, and bains went j

floating Dy. Old watercourses that had lain for ages dry as dust, became wide rivers in the rain, to everyone's disgust. All bottomless was Kansas

I land, to husbandmen's despair; Niagaras on every hand, Nyanzas here and there. So to a country then I went. ! where rain is seldom known, whose I arid wastes, of wide extent, are drier I than a bone. And to this bright and i sunny clime I brought the word oT

jdoom; it's raining, raining all the time,

and creeks and rivers boom. The big black clouds roll up and melt in rain and splatter me; I know just how Dad Noah felt when he was out at sea. Its wetter than the law allows, the lawns are sobbing seas, the streets are full of swimming cows, and floating cribs and trees. And people weep and won

ing confidence." New Analyzes Treaty. The disarmament conference will be regarded as a real landmark in the history of the world when its accomplishments are : finally revealed and fully understood, Senator New declared. The senator also analyzed the four power treaty and made the comment that it "puts upon no obligations which we cannot with perfect safety assume." The senator's address in part, follows "I believe that when the scope and effect, as well as the limitations ot the disarmament conference and the so-called Four Power treaty, which ia one of its accomplishments, are revealed upon their completion and fully understood, it will be regarded as a real landmark in the history of the world. "The covenant of the League of Nations obligated us to protect the political integrity and to preserve the boundaries of nations established in hate, defined by conquest and su

perior mignt, among whom war was : not only a practice and a tradition, j

dui oi aDsomte certain ana mevitaDie recurrence because cf hatreds centuries old, as much an inheritance as black hair and eyes, and this in a part of the world where we neither own nor the world accept a foot of territory. The Four Power treaty puts upon

"The Republican party in the past

has made a tremendous appeal to women. In fact, she wants a party that speaks softly, but carries a big stick." i Almost 1,000 Republican men and women crowded into the room. In addition to the Vice President, Senator New, Governor McCray and Mrs. Barr, speakers were E. M. Wasmutu, Republican state chairman, and Fred Schortmeier, secretary of the state committee. B. J. Hancock, of Greensburg, was toastmaster.

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has just announced ' ,.,jjtin'n, i iv,,,-

her arpointment to j rccords aro deranged. I a m the'hoo-"

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which will repre'ent the United fifat.es at the Brazilian exposition in Rio de Janeiro next fall. She is t h e commission's only woman member. Mrs. Liverniore's activities outside "s o c i e t y" have tended toward noli-

is president oi' the Woman's Republican club. She was

to go to the

doo, I'm the gent who brought the change accurst; wherever I may pilch my tent, the cloudbursts do their worst.

GOOUOGE (Continued from Page One.) positions, but to stimulate business by the modification of it requirements." While outlining the accomplishments of the administration, the vice president paused to speak of the Hoosier senators. "In obtaining these results," he declared, 'your Indiana senators have taken a conspicuous part. This state has always been, represented in the senate by men of talent and character.

"campaign schoo'." She was the j it, is so represented now. Senator Wat-

lounder, too, ot the Woman's Lmver-i

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last Republican national convention in Chicago as an alternate. As chairman of the Republican women's state executive commit tee Mrs. Livermore founded the famous

I sity club of New York, j Mrs. Livermore inherited her bent i for politics from her lather, the late i Henry J. Wells. For years he was a 'state senator in Massachusetts.

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sleeves of the ten dollar suit and pulled on it. It stretched. Then straightening up he said: "See here, boy, th fust big rain yo' gets ketched out in dat coat of yourn is gwine to say, 'Goodbye, nigger. Com now on I'se trwine be you' vest'!"

"My son," said the old gentleman who was giving his boy a little fatherly advice, "just remember that there are no short cuts to fame." "Yes, father." "Even the baseball star who earns a reputation as a home-run king has

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riwvnne Vanrierhilfs sailed fo- Tr! The SUN'S heat warms the earth.

son is known as a most resourcefur floor leader of great brilliance in debate. His unusual ability, long experience and wide knowledge have made him one of the most skilled legislators. Senator New is held in great a'fection by all his associates. His

THREATENING PNEUMONIA

Farmer's Wife Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Made Her a Well Woman Carter's Creek, Tenn. " Three year3 ago I was almost an invalid. I spent

half of my time m bed, being afflicted with a trouble which women of a certain age are apt to have. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablet3 and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. I am a well woman now and have been for two years. I can work as well as

any one who is younger and a3 I am a ; farmer's wife I have plenty to do for I ! cultivate my own garden, raise many chickens and do my own housework. ; You may publish this letter as I am : ready to do anything- to help other , women as I have been so well and happy since my troubles are past. ' 'Mrs. E.T. Galloway, Carter's Creek, Tenn. ! Host women find plenty to do. If ! they are upset with some female ailment and troubled with such symptoms aa Mrs. Galloway had, the smallest duty : seems a mountain. ! If you find it hard to keep up, if you are nervous and irritable, without ambi- , tion and out of sorts generally, give the ! Vegetable Compound a fair trial. V

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m mm CHILffSFACE Also On Back and Chest. Lost Rest. Cuticura Heals. "My baby broke out with a rash on his face, back and chest. At first they weTe tiny pimples, and after a few days became dry and hard. His skin was red and sore, and the eruptions itched so that he scratched, and his face was disfigured. His clothing aggravated the breaking out, and at night he was cross and lost his rest. "I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I could see an improvement, and after using two cakes of Seep and one box cf Ointment he was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Jessie McCollum, 332 So. 8th St., Kansas City, Kansas. Use C iticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes. Si:1 Eleh Pr by KQ. A dcr-!!- "CntiTara tboratoriea, Dept. H, U&lfeati. Kus." tjld mry5rtS Jp Zc. Ointment a am, M- TaJc&mSSr. "'CuUcura Soap shaves without mug.

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last week. Is there going to be a Van-de-rbilt alumni meeting over there? Jersey City man sentenced to twenty week-ends in jail for flirting. Well, five days a week is about all the flirting the average man can afford. In Germany they have real freedom. Every man can print his own money.

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Musings for the Evening It is beginning to be a question how

split-hoofs or hoofs like those of a i many times Russia can starve to death mule? E. R, N. , , I without actually starving to death.

The mrecior oi tue ittMoiuii , . ... , , , leca! park says the zebra, which be- Churchgo.ng will be made eompulo he horse family, has a hoof; in Massachusetts, according to a ic-ngs iu .ur ii j .cmn,! r bill now before the legislature. It

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Two darkey boys in. R. southern city met on the street each wearing a newsuit. One asked: "Nigger, now much

do they set vou back for dem clo's?" j seek frikxds i hoi k of eed ..t. i i ... , , rosnnnop I "1" the hour or need we quickly seelc "Foty dollahs." was the lesponst. friends." wrUes Chas. schriSI

serves Massachusetts right. She started this whole Puritan business. "By the way women dress nowadays, you can't tell whether they are going to an opera or an operation." Greenwich Village Follies. We don'i know whether old Joe Miller collects royalties for his stuff, but if so he should be a very rich man. Two of the former Mrs. Alfred

Ward de Wet, Do7 73rd Ave., Oakland, ICal.. "our little boy and frirl had a seT'colre dr" raspinar couh without

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He was paid the regular wages OF A DAY. One of the SINGER'S voice failed. Say: NOT all of his apples had been gathered. The handle OF THE AX is made of hickory. The heat OF THE SUN warms the earth. He was paid the regular DAY'S wages. The voice of one OF THE SINGERS failed.

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