Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 74, 28 March 1922 — Page 3

URGES DEALERS AND

Onniinr nn nnrnirr

ruuuL uu-urtnAit TO END AUTO THEFTS "Co-operation between the police department and the automobile dealers will. In time, become a great factor In doing away with the stealing of cars,"

Inspector O. E. Gregor, of Dayton, told members of the Wayne County Auto

motive association at the Arlington hotel Monday night. Inspector Gregor has had expert ence during the past six years in handling cases of car thieving.

"If the numbers on a car are changed or defaced In any way when It is

brought to the dealer for sale, it-19

the duty of the dealer to Inform the

police department at once for a thorough inspection. If, after three days,

nothing is found to be wrong with the car, the dealer may act as he wishes in regard to It "Dealers should organize and refuse to buy any suspicious cars. Although they would lose out on several sales.

it would in time, save them money and j at the same time cut down the thief,! as he will not steal the cars if he has no market for them." j Must Be Firm I Inspector Gregor told -of an incident In Dayton, when a millionaire tourist bad put his car in a garage for a short time. "The car was inspected by one of the department men and found to be one which had had its numbers changed. I informed the tourist that he could not continue In the machine until a thorough examination had been made. He became angry but the inspection was made and references looked up. The car was found to be one which had been stolen and sold to the millionaire. The police depart-

Qiient must be firm with everyone and "m,ust work with diligence or, its power

will dwindle down to a low ebb. Police Chief Eversman, in a short

talk, gave a favored adoption of a system similar to that of the Dayton department. He also urged co-operation with the dealers of the association. Point Out Duties Clessle Kendall, Roy Hodge and Isaac F. Burns, members of the police department, also pointed out the work w hich could be done by the dealer and the police department in ending car stealing. Roy Hodge said the police department should be thoroughly equipped

- for the work to be done and that the

public should see that the department has the necessary outfits for the work.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM, AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922

PAGE THREE l

Radio Sends Aid to Ailing at Sea

1 i yJ3 W'X

Medical advice for ships at sea without a surgeon is now sent free by

radio by Dr. Ezra K. Sprague of the Hudson Street Hospital and the Public Health Service, New York.

Wireless News From Everywhere Palladium Govenraent Call is 9ZAE. Fred Clark, Operator.

The rapid growth of the radio industry and the increase in the number of listeners is the one outstanding feature of modern wirless. Practically every newspaper, even in the smaller cities, are publishing regular, departments devoted to wireless news, as was indicated in a recent trip through Borne cities of Indiana and Illinois. Larger newspapers also are all putting in broadcasting stations, the Cincinnati Enquirer being the latest in this region. Several of the local amateurs have heard this station, whose call is "YVLAV. Jobbers and retailers of radio apparatus also report an almost unlimited demand, and are worried only ovei

getting deliveries of merchandise. Farm Bureau Broadcasts. The latest development is the announcement this week by the national headquarters at Chicago, of the American Farm Bureau federation, that it

PALLADIUM DAILY WIRELESS PROGRAM 4:30-5 p. m. and 6:30-7 p. m. market reports, weather reports and musical programs.

plans to put in one of the best outfits that can be obtained. Movie Actor Gives Wireless Talk Wesley Barry, a young movie star, will make a talk over the telephone broadcasting station of the Cleveland

Press at Cleveland, Ohio, at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night. Perhaps some of the Richmond amateurs will be interested in listening for him. ' Government Radio Books The. government radio book giving commercial and government and special land station calls has just been received by the Palladium station. Other fODies can he nhtninpr! nt 1 R

will broadcast mfarket and other gsn- cents each. The book of amateurs eral information for the benefit of cans also costs 15 cpnts. and both can

No Man Is Unemployed In Victoria, Australia (By Associated Press) LONDON', March 28. No man is unemployed in Victoria, Australia, and

no man need be poor there, declared

John McWhac, the new Agent-General for Victoria who has arrived here to start an emigration campaign. He says that Victoria is opening up its irrigable land and has about 1,000,000 acres of crown lands suitable for wheat growing. In 18 months or so, he announced, the government will be ready with a big scheme to provide work for many men on one of the largest electrical undertakings in the world. A deposit of brown coal of enormous extent is toeing developed and 6,000,000 are being spent on a plan to produce cheap electric power for the whole state.

The Home Garden

its members. This organization counts hundreds of thousands of farmers in its membership and its action will mean that still more stations will be installed soon. The information vrili be given by the publicity dpartment of the bureau to the Chicago Westinghouse station, KYW, .from which it will be sent out as the board of trade broadcasts have been. "We intend to have a service for the farmers equal to the ticker service

that brokers get," said one of the farm bureau officials. New Paris Station

Besides the Zea station mentioned

RADIO PROGRAM

RICHMOND PALLADIUM STATION Wednesday, March 29, 30 p. m. Dream Klaa (Victor) Ferera-Franchlnl When Shall We Meet Again (Victor) Haeckel-Berse orchestra Weather forecast. Gray Horn ( Brunswick) Weldoefta Callfornlana After Dinner Stories. Son of India (Brunswick). Wledoefts Callfornlana Today's Talk. . Popular Sons;s of Yesterday, o. J, (Victor) Haeckel-Berge orch. TUESDAY, MARCH 82 INDIANAPOLIS (HATFIELD ELCETKIC COMPANY) Official opening tomorrow night. A program of music and addresses by prominent speakers. INDIANAPOLIS (HAMILTON) MiK p. m- musical program. PITTSBURG ( WESTINGHOU SE ) (eastern time) Ti30 p. m., "Uncle Wlgglly" bedtime story and music for the kiddles. Ti45 p. m., special news, government market reports, summary of New York stock exchange, weather report. 8:00 p. m., an address by prominent speaker to be announced by radiophone. St.lO p. in., musical program. D:Oo p. m., news (United Press Service). fliO.I p. m., musical program. AiRJl p. in., Arlington time signals. CHICAGO (WESTINGHOUSE) t

0:30 p. m.. closing market quotations, new and market reports, stock reports, final market and financial report respectively.

7:30 p. m., children's bedtime story

8iOO p. m- a musical program con

slsltlng of vocal and instrumental solos and an artistic

whistler. RtOO p. in., news and sports. SCHNECTADY (GENERAL ELEC TRIO (eastern time)

7:00 p. in., market quotations by

New York state department of farms and markets; also weather reports, 7:4.1 p. m a program entirely devoted to Scotch music. NEWARK (WESTINGHOUSE) (eastern time) M, government weather forecast. 7:00 p. m.. "Man In the Moon stories for the children. 8:15-10:00 p. m.. musical program. fl:K2 p. Til.. Arllntrton time signals. DETROIT (DETROIT NEWS) 7iOO-Ni30 p. in., regular musical program. . .

MAID OF FRANCE USES RADIO SET ON OCEAN LINER

y 7T -ifiw 11 w I 1 1 1

Miami Second Ohio County To Undertake Church Drive (By Associated Press-) COLUMBUS, O., March 28. Miami county Is reported by the Ohio Federation of Churches as the second Ohio county to undertake a county-wide interdenominational evangelistic campaign, with a house-to-house reiigious census, to be followed by assignment of definite responsibility for each "unchurched" household to some particular church for personal evangelistic effort. The only .other count j; so engaged Is Delaware county, where a similar pro

gram is being conducted as a demonstration of modern evangelistic meth-

MUe. Renee Foatelli, talking from the ocean to Broadway. Mile. Renee Foatelli is bound for Los Angeles to write and act her own movies. Incidentally she's a radio fan. She used her phone while coming into New York harbor. "Ah, monsieur, I can hear ver', ver' plain ze voice from ze air I hear what zay say on Broadway." Then she cut. off and prepared to greet the customs inspectors.

Ohio Federation, the county federation and Ohio -Wesleyan -University. The Miami county campaign Is ta be conducted by the county' church fedeN ation of which Rev. J. S. Alfman, Piqua, is president; Rev." J.' S. Kegg. Pleasant Hill, Vice president, ami Rev. H. Goodacre, Piqua, secretary-treasurer.

CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, fnelose with 5c and ., matl it to Foley & Co .- 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111., writing your name,, and address clearly. You will receive in- return a trial package containing,,! Folev'a Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In side's and back; rbeumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; aid Foley Cathartic-Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly cleans-' Ing cathartic for constipation, bilious-""1 ness. headaches, and sluggish bowels, . ..

Ods With the joint support of the Advertisement - , ,

be bought from the Superintendent of

Documents at Washington. A book of laws and regulations is the same price, and the bulletin with changes, special items and government information is five cents or 25 cents a year. DX Crystal Reception Joe Winder reports hearing Havana working with Vera Cruz Friday night of last week, with his set Both sides of the conversation, which was by spark, were heard. He also heard the new telephone of

the General Electric company at Schenectady, N. Y., which also has been heard by a number of the vacuum tuba

nreviously. another receiving set has. receivers in the city. Mr. Winder re

been in operation in New Paris for ports that this station comes in betsome time. This belongs to Fred j ter than the Pittsburgh Westinghouse Brandenburg and a recent letter states e' er has. Both music and voice were that very good results are obtained. I heard w ith the crystal detector and .... . . . .- - 1 l, T .3 1 II' t t-m

Most home grounds have plenty of room Tor a small planting of raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, goose

berries or currants. Strawberries, for Dortinir that 50 communities, principal

The Palladium telephone 13 one or

those whose concerts ' and programs are enjoyed regularly. Liberty Station The community station established in Liberty at the library through the efforts of the Boy Scouts has proven immensely popular and always has a group about it during broadcasting hours of the larger stations. Community wireless concerts are given with it also. Community Wireless Sets " Wireless receiving sets for community use seem to be the most popu'ar

j use just now, one Indiana paper re-

with both Brand es and Western Elec

tric fones connected. Though such reception with crystal is unusual, Mr. Winder' offers to convince all skeptics with a special demonstration if they will visit his station. DX Club Meeting "Interference" is the subject an

nounced by President Joe Winder for discussion at the next regular meet-i ing of the DX Radio club of Rich- j mond. The meeting will be held in Room 23 of the high school at 7:30, o'clock Wednesday evening, April 5. All interested in radio, whether members of the club or not, are urged to attend the meeting in order to get;

a representative opinion of the whole ! community. A special invitation has; been extended to those with receiving ; sets who have been listening to broad-j casts. Many of these have not joined the club, but are as interested in this J question as any of the members. .

It is boped that all can get together and settle differences so as to protect the rights of amateur transmission while retaining due consideration for the silent listeners. The advice of the last QST regarding this -question is felt by many to be valuable.

PRESIDENT ROTARY CLUB GUEST AT THEATRE PARTY

WASHINGTON, March 28. Presi

dent Harding was the guest of the

Fifth district convention of the International Rotary clubs at a theatre party last night. The visiting delegates and their wives were received by Mrs. Harding at the White House in the afternoon.

4 More Days of Our Unusual March Rug Sale If you need a Rug, now is the time to buy : ' if you want to save money. Holthouse Furniture Store 530 Main Street

Man Wanted to operate one of a chain, of grocery stores in Richmond. Our stores will sell merchandise at and below the usual dealer's cost. We have an offer sufficiently attractive to Interest men of proven ability and established reputation. Others need not apply. Kxcellent opportunity for retail grocerymen to convert their stores into the chain. All applications held in strict confidence. Addres the Bladen Corporation, 1006 Kahn Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Advertisement.

CLOTHES I I You Make the Terms at This Friendly Store I I 15-17 N. th STREET. J J Richmond'! Only Caa-Price Credit Stora I

Doctors Amazed at Results of Gland Treatment

instance, are in full bearing the second

year from planting and a small patch of 150 or 200 plants will furnish a bountiful supply not only for daily table use but some besides for cannine. The Senator Dunlap variety is one of the best for the home garden. Four to six currant bushes will ordinally supply the needs of a small family. The Wilder and London. Market varieties are good ones. Raspberries and blackberries usualIv bring a high price on the market. Even twenty briar plants will supply a fine lot of berries for table use ar.d berries from the garden are always

better quality and in better condition j

than shipped-in fruit. In planning for a planting of small fruits or trees, much depends on re lecting the right varieties. A variety which thrives in New York or Maryland may not be suited to Indiana conditions, leaflet forty-six of the Purdue Extension department, Lafayette. Indiona, may be obtained free on equest. ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WITH SULPHUR

Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Men-tho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of Its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream. Advertisement.

ly small towns, in the state have established stations within the last week. Usually a small hall is rented and a membership fee charged, which pays expenses of maintaining the station. One such station will be installed at Raub, Ind., by the Boosters' club which

DANDER1NE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies

Thonnands Endorae DrueMen-Kraft as Most Effective Rebnllder and Rrjuvenntor Ivno-nn. Battle Creek, Mich. "I came to Battle Creek two years afro to be doctored at the sanitarium.

jFor 18 years I have been ailing with

continuous headaches and backaches, dulled vision and lack of vigor and vitality. Could do no work for the last five years; in fact, could hardly walk. The doctors here could do nothing for me and I have tried every kind of medicine without avail. Last June Dr. Simpson advised me to start the DRUESEN-KRAFT treatment, and I have blessed him ever since. There was a 'decided improvement the second week, as I could walk stairs unassisted. My strength kept returning each week and after three months I took a position as manager of the Finley Grocery Company here. I am at present as well as I can be and I owe my health to

the remarkable DRUESEN - KRAFT tablets. Dr. Simpson tells me he has had similarly remarkable results numerous times In prescribing your treatment, and I am "ertainly grateful to

you. (.signed) tnas. . biui'ki, 94 College Street

This Is just one of many similar

cases reported by doctors and users.

DRUESEN-KRAFT (Youth Gland) is

the most effective rebuilding and rejuvenating tonic ever known! Brought here from Europe a, year ago, DUUES-

EN-KRAFT already has the enthusi

astic endorsement of thousands of doc

tors and users. Men and women suf

fering from ailments of many years

standing have been entirely restoreu to health and vigor through this remarkable discovery. Make this test yourself. You will be amazed at the rapidity with which health and strength will be restored and increased. Ask vour druggist or send your name for "free booklet on "PRUESEN-KRAFT. the Gland3 and v Their Control of Health and Strength." Compounded in tasteless tablet form. One week treatment. $1.25, is sufficient to start. Designate whether you wish "Male" or "Female." DRVESEN-KRAFT CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, Md. 5(1 E. Randolph St. Chicago, III. To be sure tocct the genuine treat ment say wIJRtESE-IvRAFT tablets" to jour druggist.

Sold in Richmond, Ind.. by A. G. I.nkon Drug Co., ThiMlet hwult e's Drug Store and ail progressive druggists. Advertisement

SPRING SUITS AND FURNISHINGS at

Most Even ytmmg t- A?cyv rrcf 3ovs

803 Main Street

"A BANK FOR AIX THE PEOPLE,"

35 ccuts buys a bottle of "Danderine" at any drug store. After one application of this delightful tonic you car: ret find a particle of dandruff or a faU'.rg hair. Besides, every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and abundance.

Wtiag ft Take iw

Takeagood doseof Carter's little liver Pills

then take Z or 3 tar a lew rugnts arcer. x on wiu reiish your meals without fear of trouble to follow. Mfllkmsof allages take them for Biliousneas, Wzrinfirlt tTparliv-rwnpflrt ?irvm ar-h andfnrSalloW. Pimply, Blotchy Skin. Thea to dm maaf

CARTERS

ITTLE IVER

Genuine bw rfr-w Small M: Small Dote;

" Miurna

.wuiiuummmmaniiuu

FORD LENSES j Passed with high record rjn per pair

Opp. Postoffice P!vnes 1616-1634

QmimuwiMmmiitwiiMuiMiiMwuiinHiniitiuimiiiinimumiimimu

i Loose Leaf Ledgers and Out- f

i fits; $2.50 and up

B ARTEL & ROUE 921 Main

Diversified Manufacturing Interests make for the stability of Richmond conditions, assure constant, substantial growth. General farming in its tributary territory makes for improved living conditions. In Richmond the average man has a chance. The Second National Bank safeguards the savings- of the average man and pays interest at the rate of 3, compounded twice a year. Make this your banking HOME.

SECOND

NATIONAL

BANK RICHMOND, IND.

smgE.

-1

I2678

FOR more than 30 years the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has been a big refiner of kerosene oil. During all this time there has been a steady improvement in the quality of its product. This improvement has been more marked in the past ten or fifteen years during which time the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has developed methods of manufac- ' turing to eliminate the danger of lamp explosions. While the kerosene has been improved the devices for using it have remained unchanged. Recognizing the fact that the users of Perfection Kerosene were unable to , get a maximum service from the oil they burned, and realizing that the failure was due not to the oil but to the devices, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) set its experts to work to find a better burner and a more efficient chimney. These men, working with the manu-" facturers of burners and chimneys, have succeeded in developing devices which increased largely the efficiency of the oil. - The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) does not sell lamps. But it believes -that the users of lamps should be in- , formed as to how to get the best -results from the kerosene they use. To accomplish this result this Company is distributing sixty thousand of the new burners and chimneys to : dealers handling kerosene that they may demonstrate to their patrons how to get the most light from Perfection Kerosene by using appliances correctly designed. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) , has arranged with leading chimney manufacturers to stamp - chimneys ' made in accordance 'with the design '

(uiu ouiuvawiJiia w i in ui& following trade -mark:

This is but one of the many ways in which the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) seeks to increase the efficiency of the service it is rendering the people of the territory it serves.: Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ' 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. ;

miiumuuiiniimiiN uuinifrmimmuHmMuituU