Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 60, 11 March 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ; ! - AND SUN-TELEGRAM , '

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rr HBJKBKR OH THE associated press Tbs Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the a 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 of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved - " . . The Faultfinder- i

Every individual has a tendency to find fault with others, to impugn their motives, to ignore

their, trood Qualities and see only

nesses and shortcomings. f If this., tendency is not controlled it becomes a habit which seriously

mars his character and makes him an undesirable neighbor and acquaintance. rX "T'r

Since this tendency is manifest in all of us, it behooves us to conquer it by supplanting it with a genuine desire to seek Ihe good in others

and to put the best construction ances and deeds. Let us develop look on lif e, .and see in others an

do good rather than to find fault and to destroy The world needs more persons who are will

ing to scatter flowers on life's pathway; and by

the same token it can spare the

and muckraikers. : ' Thev substitution of a spirit of helpfulness for one of carping faultfinding is apropos of the Lentehf season which is being observed now the world-over Irrespective of our religious views, the sentiment of the season suggests the development of love in our souls, the growth of compassion, the , cultivation of forgiveness, the increasing realization that each of us has so many' faults of his own that jt little behooves him to judge the weaknesses of others and to pass judgment on. their transgressions of tha moralcode. : Far better to convert the muckrake into a mirror to hold before our own souls, for the purpose of seeing our own morally unkempt and

spiritually unclean condition, than kppV hnw wp mav denounce others. who considers himself to be man Answers to Questions (Anv rl!f can t the answer to snv question T writing: Tti Palladium Information Tiureau. Frederick J. Hasktn. director, Wanhtnirton. T. C. This offer applies strlrtly to Information. Ths bureau does nut. irlv advlra on leal, medical nd financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domontlo troubles, nor to undertake xhaustlve research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly- Give full name and address and enclose, two cents In stamps for return postagre. All replies ar sent direct to the Inquirer.) Q. ' Can a United States retired sol-f 4ier reside InOld Mexico and still Iraw his pension from the United States Government? W. G. A. The Pension Bureau says that a pensioner can reside in a foreign country and continue to draw his pension. Notice of change of address should be sent to the Commissioner of Pensions, Pension Bureau, Washington, D. C. ' r.: Q. Why does wood 'alcohol poisoning so often result tn blindness? I. m. c. i '' A. Wood alcohol acts on the blood vessels, causing hemorrhages. The tiny arteries of the retina .of the eye are often ruptured, '.causing " loss of tight. . ' " Q, . What is steam, and is it visible? H. P. H. , . A. Steam is the invisible-gas into which 'water is converted when heated to the boiling point. Tbe white cloud of ;vapor which risea-from boiling water, commonly called-steam, is a vapor, composed of small particles of water suspended in air" and formed by the . condensation of the true steam gas coming in contact with the cool air. When water i3 subjected to the action of heat it is converted into invisible, steam gas. Watch a kettle of boiling water- and you will note that thevapw does not appear directly at rhe spout of the kettle, but an inch or so away from it. Q. Is the letter "a", the first letter of every alphabet? H". F. A. .''A" is the first- letter of all alphabets, except tho Old German, or Runic, in which it comes fourth, and the Ethiopian,, in which it is the thirteenth. - - ' ' Q. "How large are the Chicago stock 3 ards ? J. F. S . " ' , ; " A. The Chicago stock yards are the largest of their kind in the world, embracing'' some 600 acres of ground and representing about seventy million dollars invested capital. About 8,000,000 hogs. 2,500,000 cattle and i 6,000,000 sheep are received . and. slaughtered therejwnually. ' . Q. Who was "Old Prob"? F. D. W. A'. Prof. Cleveland Abbe, the first man to undertake to forecast weather "probabilities," was known as "Old Prob." Prof. - Abbe began this Avork in 1S69 for the" Chamber of Commerce when -ha was the director of the Cincinnati observatory. - Later and for many years he was identified with the United States Weather Bureau. He died in 1916. r Lessons in Correct English '.Oon't Say: Please "LEAVE me go.. LEAVE: your money: remain in the ban:'" I RECKON they will go. I GUESS I shall go. I CALCULATE to go, : PJeutLET me go. v LET your money remain in the bank. ; - I SUPPOSE they will go. I THINK I shall go.I fNTEND (or EXPECT) to go. Your woodwork that hates lye and strong soap give it, a- chance with Blue Devil. Advertisement. HOOD FOR THAT Y.Vn COl'GH For quick relief from the wearinK coua-hs that "hanir on" after the grippe or influenza, take Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. K. D. Draker ChHda, Md., writes: "After an attaek. ofthe-flu that left tno with ar severe cwugrh noth,.md tn pAli.vn in till I tried Foley's Honey and Tar.whUh I canj hljrhlv recommend.' Jt -Is.-also g-opd j i for croup, whoopinfir uirh 'an colds. It-puts a soothing;,; healing -voatinff f over the Inflamed surfaces-,' cuts theJ f phlegm, eases hoarseness, clears thejs air passives. A. G. Luken Druf? Co.,

goodness and others to be full of sin, is a mod- j

era reproduction of the Pharisee in the temple who thanked God that he wasn't like other

Sunday by persons, and yet the Deity. v Sailor Streets. Indiana, as

If you want to seek faults in the universe, you can find.them easily. The most beautiful painting in the world has its minor defects. The giant of the forest towering far above other tree3 may have dead branches hidden here and there under its foliage, and yet who would deny its beauty and grandeur? Washington and Lincoln had their shortcomings, but only the unreasonable and prejudiced men and women review their faults. None of our friends is perfect, and yet we cover his imperfections with the mantle of toleration and charity. The man or woman who wants to upraid individuals in our community may find plenty of material. But the same man or woman wDl find abundant opportunity to correct and improve his or her own character. Perhaps, if he gave to his own life the same scrutiny which he applies to others, he would be appalled by the revelation. It might make him tremendously charitable in passing judgment on others, and exceedingly humble and contrite in his own heart. It is surprisingly , true that the noble and truly great men of our community have been those who almost always refrained from severely criticizing others, and, who, in an unobtrusive 1 -.a-. -sit P J1 '

..their weak on their utter a cheerful out opportunity to crape hangers

way, cua more good tnan scores oi meir contemporaries who went up and down the street denouncing and condemning. Self-appointed judges of others are poor models for the youth to pattern after. Their snap judgments, their keen desire to hurt the feelings of others, to reprove before investigating, and

to exalt themselves above others, make themi

liabilities instead of assets. They drag down instead of uplifting and elevating. 1 The tolerant man of kind disposition, who loves his fellow man, overlooks his weakness, and considers himself too unworthy to judge others,

continually to Usuallv the is the Christ-like a paragon of be more exemplars

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

RARE COURAGE

Physical courage is admired and applauded wherever it appears. But there is a much finer courage than physical, and that is intellectual courage. Any mere brute of a man may have physical courage. But he who is able to THINK along untried lines or along those which are unpopular and to express his convictions with sincerity and deep belief he is a man of the rarest courage, " Thinking Is back of everything that is worth while and which aspires to bigness. But the mind should travel along constructive lines. It takes no courage to express an original or strange idea, so long as that idea is not backed by conviction. Ideas worth fighting and dying for are those which would mould the history of the world, and lead people higher in intelligence and happiness. - In thinking you not only stimulate your mind but your body as well. All you have to do is to study a man in his bodily movements, attitudes and recreations and you know what kind of a mind he has. Wherever we go we present ourselves as pictures of what we think. Intellectual courage compels a man often to stand alone, but it. enables him to express himself instead of someone else. If you think for yourself, you- are willing to take chances and travel toward heights that would seem perilous indeed to others, less courageous. For the thinker inspires himself as well as others, and daily stores a part of all that he creates. There come times when we all have" to think for ourselves when the assertion of Intellectual courage may be the thing to keep us standing in a mental world of great stress and disbelief. Know yourself yes!" But first learn to THINK for yourself.

Who's Who in the Day's News F. E. SCOBEY F. E. Scobey, San Antonio, Texas, has been named to succeed Ray T. Baker, as director of the U. S. mint. Scobey is a staunch Republican in the Lone Star state, where the like are scarce. Also he is an intimate friend o f the president and surprised the country when, shortly after the election, he literally stole the president-elect and brought him to the land of cactus and mesquite for his post-eiec-tlon rest. Scobey, like his more distinguished friend, swings a wicked golf stick, laughs a has a voice that SCOOEY hearty . laugh and would do justice to a train announcer. Scobey is a native of Ohio. He was clerk of the Ohio state assembly when Harding was a member of the state senate from 1899 to 1903. Their friendship dates back to that time. Since moving to Texas a few years ago, Scobey has not been actively engaged in politics, but he is not altogether an outsider at the game in that state. He has been consulted by those who at different times have run Republican politics in Texas and when Harding became a candidate for president he had himself elected a delegate to the national convention: There he held out for Harding to the bitter end though the delegation wavered. Scobey is president of the Scobey Fireproof Storage company, a member of the Country club, the San Antonio Cold-in-the-Head? Head stopped up? Nose sore? Snuff well into the nostrils IpiHniiiwimunmiMniHiniiwinHmMtiiuimiuninnHnm! ,. I. New Spring Arrivals

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found no favor in the sight of pattern of which there should in our community. club and the Rotary club, pleasing personality. He has a Mi usmgs ror tne livening Modern American dances are barred by the Turkish government. The only comeback is for American dancers to boycott Turkish cigarets. The taxidermist and the taxicabbist each has his own skin game. An Indian, recently deceased, is reported to have had eight wives. That is a lot of experience, even though he did not live to be 137. "Experience is the best teacher," but he wouldn't learn. William N. Phillips. $1,250,000 Profit Hidden In Salaries. Healdine. Only a magacian could hide it in mine. We often wonder where the handsome young men in the readv-made clothine ads hares nut when thaw ami not posing. Never in our life have we met up with one or anybody who looks like one. Vassar president says beautiful girls are often brainy. But it matters not whether they are brainy, so long as they are beautiful, does it? We haven't any culture in this country, according to our distinguished visitors. And the worst of it is we don't know where to send for any. Chapped and Roughened Skins Cse BRAZILIAN" BALM. It has the property of softening and soothing animal tissues and skins. Helps to remove pimples and blotches, pro-' ducing a clear, .white complexion. Prevents chapping of the hands and face. For eale at all good Drug Stores, or send 30c for sample. B. F. Jackeon & Co., Buffalo, N, Y. MEN'S GAPS Formerly sold at $3. All Thi3 Week, Special,, $1.00 HIRSCH'S 13-17 North 9th St.

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COUNTESS MARKIEWICZ AIDS DE V ALERA IN FIGHT ON IRISH PEACE SETTLEMENT

Countess Georgina Markiewicz

Countess Georsrina Markk .::z, minister of labcr under the old De Valera regime, fought ;ngland then. She's fighting the Irish Free State now. The countess is strongly against the present Irish treaty and is standing with De Valera against the pact. The countess, regarded as one of the republican "diehars," has been addressing throngs in Cork and other Irish cities opposing the : ew treaty.

After Dinner Tricks -fc v7rs 5 k Um 1IM MM mi III MTCMt CCCKU HUM MTIM IIS No. 113 Matches Apptar In Empty Box To make an empty mntch box hecome apparently filled with matches is accomplished as follows: Wcd?e a row of matches between the bottom of the vlrawcr and the cover of the box. The drawer sliouiil be in the over upside down, so that the label on the cover is underneath. Hold the box with tha left hand covering the top to that the absen'.-e of the label is not noticed. Have the drawer puMicd part way out, so every one can sec it empty. Push the drawer back in with the right forefinger and slap the box down cn the table, turning it over so the lahel comes up. This thr.e, when the drawer im pushed out, the layer of matches will come into view, and the box will appear to be entirely filled. CoFurlght, 19t!, by Public Ledger Company Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason HINTS OF SPRING i long nave wisnea that spring would come, for winter makes me weary; i hate to hear the wild winds hum from arctic regions dreary; but at the dawn of sprigtime sweet, I'm longing for December, for there are rugs that I must beat, and stoves I must dismember. Housecleaning and its deadly snare3 I gladly would abolish, for I must carry out the chairs, and rub them down with polish. Oh, I forgot housecleaning chores, when I was wildly singing of birds and bees and other bores that Gentle Annie's bringing. I clean forgot the brooms and mops that make life also-rannish, when I was calling on the cops to make the winter vanish. The women now impatient wax, they're restless and uneasy, they long to renovate oui shacks and make existence cheesey. I'll have to carry out the chairs, and scrub the door and casement, and pack big bureaus up the stairs, ana ranges , to the basement. And when I'm on my spavined knees, some punk utensils swinging, not all the birds in all the trees can cheer me by their singing. The women yearn to tear apart the house in which I'm dwelling; in vain for me the tulips start, in vain the birds are yelling. I look upon the drifted snow, I mark its gleam and glitter, and how I hate to see it go, to feel that it's a quitter! Chronic Coughs Lond standing b r o n c h i a I troubles, coughs and catarrh usually yield to the healing, soothing e I ement3 ofodard m e n t s of Father John's Med icine. - It wholesome no alHave Your Eyes Examined by Optometrist Richmond Clara M. 1002 Main Sweitzer, St. On per week or " "" oin

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addressing crowd in Cork. Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today Miraculous escapes were experienced by passengers on the rear sleeper of a train running from Columbus to Indianapolis, when the rear trucks of the sleeper jumped through a switch 200 feet east of the Sixth street crossing, careened wildly, threw off Brakeman Bogert of Columbus, O., slight ly injured him, tore up switches, targets, interlocking devices, then finally crossed he bridge over the Whitewater at a high speed, running on the ties between the rails and the board walk between the north and south tracks. Then the Pullman crashed into a switch, west of the bridge about one hundred feet, jumping back onto the track. Then the train was stopped, no one being injured. After Dii er umner otones "You are leaving town?" "For a few days," said the editor of Chiggersville Clarion. "I'm the victim of an unfortunate typographical error." "I was commenting on the Christ mas shopping crowds and said there was a fine showing of our better halves on Main street yesterday." "Well?" "Nothing more, except that the printer made it 'calves.' " It was foolish of Jones to make a wager that he would eat a quart of peas with a hatpin if his college football team lost their next game. But having done so he had to make good. "There's only one thing I-ask," said he to the winner. "What's that?" inquired the winner. "If you're going to stand by and see that I eat all these peas with a hatpin I want you to admit that you won the bet and are insisting on its payment. Don't you pretend that you are my keeper." Kid's colds mean, wakeful nights CHILDREN romp around and play, and beccme overheated. Cola often results. Have Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey on hancf and g-ive them some asdireeted. It loosen that hard packed phlegm, eases breathing-, rids of hoarseQess, strained coughing' and irritation in the throat, resulting; in restful sights. Very pleasant to take. Good foe all the family, too. All druggists, 30c DrBells Kne-Tar-Hon jor Co" grid VIG.RAN'CJ V Ladies' Shot O FOR BETTER VALUES Fresh and Smoked Meats BUEHLER BROS. 715 Main Street Quality and Right Price Savings . You can start sav. ings account with , more ina same can ha uikrf....

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The Time to Build Is Almost Here There are a thousand and one things J you can build yourself with concrete. Oarages, flower boxes, walks, sand boxes for children to play in, fence or clothes posts, tennis courts, steps, porches and: entrance drives are among these. Concrete construction is simple. It does not require an expert. You can do it yourself easily, with a little Instruction on how to mix and pour concrete. Our readers can secure a copy of the newly revised booklet on concrete and its uses about the home and farm. This booklet is absolutely free. It not only tells how to make concrete,, but also how to make things with It. To obtain a copy, simply clip out and mail the coupon below. Enclose two cents in stamps to pay the postage on the booklet, and be sure to write your name and address clearly on the lines of the coupon. (Do not send the coupon to The Palladium. Mail it direct to Washington, D. C.) Frederic J. Haskin, Director, The Richmond Palladium Information Bureau, Washington, D. C. I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Concrete Book. ; Name , : Street City , State UNIVERSITY TO TURN OUT BELL HOPS AND WAITERS BOSTON, March 11. Bell hops and head waiters de luxe are to be turned out by Boston university. Seventyfive men have signed for a sjx weeks' course for college men who work in summer hotels during their vacation. The course, which Is to etart at the university -next week, will show the young men how to become any sort of hotel official. Experiments- at the University of Oregon showed that one fruit fly produced 145 female offspring and nc males. WILL ANSWER . ANY WOMAN WHO WRITES Woman Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Makes This Offer Cumberland, Md. "My mother eave me Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound when I was between thirteen . and fourteen years i old and was going to j school, because I suffered with pains and could not rest. I did not have any more trouble after that until I was married, then I always was troubled in my back while carrying a child and could not do my work until I took the Vegetable Compound. Iam strong, do all my washing and ironing and work for seven children and feel fine. I always have an easy time at childbirth and what it did for me itr will do for other women. I am willing to answer any woman if she will write asking what it did for me." Mrs. John Heieb, 63 Dilley St., Cumberland, Md. During girlhood and later during motherhood Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought relief to Mrs. Heier. Her case is but one of many we constantly tmblish recommendine our Vegetable Compound. She is willing to answer your letter. Write to her. i Advertisement BUY IT HERE FOR LESS Plus Service and Quality Kahle Bros. Groceries 98 W. Main TWO 217 So. 5th Phone 3038 STORES Phone 2626 Cash Grocery Free Delivery THOR WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Electrio Co. Phone 1286 Stanley Plumbing 910 Main St. For your next meal, use Richmond Rose Brand - MEATS and LARD . 1 Prepared by I STOLLE & SONS 'iiuiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiniiiiiiininiinniuHiimiiiniiniiiiiiiHiiHtminiiniui I The Coffee You'll Like I TRAGY'S Fresh Roasted Daily uiniiiMttiiiuiraiiiiiHimiMiiiiuHiiHiiiiiiiuiiMllllHiHnmiiiiiiiminiiiiiHmiiiiiu WALL PAPER, lc Priced as low a3 1 cent per roll. 1,000 rolls to choose from. "The Wall Paper King" MARTIN ROSENBERGER 401-403 Main St. nniitiiiiimiiamunniimuuniniuanHiwiiHiiiiiw I FORD LENSES I Passed with high record per pair 70c Opp. Postoffice Phones 1616-1694 4Jnitmitiyiiiiu4:immniiititiuuitiuinimminminu(Miiiiji?tiHtmimmminia - Safety Security i ,' ,v u . Service .- .' : - ' 2nd National Bank

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COLLECTION OF TEXTS FOR USE BY PASTORS CHICAGO. 111., March 11. "Contrary to general supposition, the Bible is not a collection of texts for ministers to preach from," Theodore G. Soares, professor at the University of Chicago, and preacher at the Hyde Park Congregational church, declared in an add ress here. "It is a collection of literature, the greatest which was developed before the coming of the Greeks. Benjamin Franklin recognized that." Prof: Soares substituted a dramatic reading of Ruth for a usuai sermon from a text. "While Franklin was in France during the period when the 'age of reason' had swept away reverence for the Bible," said Prof. Soares, "he remarked at a meeting of a skeptical society, ;In the course of my antiquarian researches I have discovered a rare Oriental tale in an obscure volume. I should like to have it read at some future gathering of this circle.' The members enthusiastically insisted that the esteemed Dr. Franklin's discovery be introduced at their next meeting. "Accordingly, Franklin procured a skilled reader, who read Ruth before the society. Charmed by the story, which they supposed was a new discovery, the members voted that it be published in the records of the organization. " 'That would be unnecessary.' " said Franklin, as the story is already widely published in a volume which contains many others of equal merit the Bible." Prof. Soares said that aside from its purpose, which was to combat nationalistic bigotry, Ruth is a beautiful prose Idyll. CuticuralsThe Best Beauty Doctor Daily use of Cuticurm Soap, with touches of Cuticura Ointment now and then, keeps the skin fresh, smooth and dear. Cuticura Talcum is also ideal for the skin. aayUTteehFrMbTHail. AddmcCattevaTUbntarlM, Ipt IIP. MaMM ,Uaaa" Soldem?orbero. Suap He Ointment 25 and Me. Taleomttc JtS- Cuticura SoapahaTea without mag, The Miller-Kemper Co. "Everything to Build Anything" LUMBER M1LLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347 WANTED Patients at the Miwogeo Mineral Springs, Milan, Ind. r Special Inducements will be given the first three, suffering from Rheumatism or Neuritis. 100 per cent satisfaction guaranteed. Address: W. E: Tolley, Milan, Ind. HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNKS Main Dr. H. W. Mc Greary BOSTON, IND. Office Hours ; 7 to 9 a. m.; 1 to 3, and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 42 A lot of fuss, a lot of noise so look out! We want your Your money back? Yes! One, hundred cents to the dollar is that "good enuff?" Yes. Then' buy your Coal of Bell in Beallview. Prices Right Prompt Delivery

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