Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 75, 29 March 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AID SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IN D., WEDNESDAY, MAR. 29, 1922.

DECIDE TO DISPOSE OF RUSSIAN JEWELS TO FEED SUFFERERS

Probably You Are Undernourished

(By Associated Press) : : MOSCOW, March 29. An Aladdin's cave of jewels ' has been opened by ' the declBion of the Soviet authorities ' to confiscate some of the treasures of 1 the Russian churches and sell them to I feed the famine sufferers. 1' (The Soviet decree Issued Feb. 26 ! directs the seizure of all precious ! metals and stones "which would not

'.interfere with, the Interests of the ; various cults." It has been announced ;that the All-Russian central commit ; tee will determine what articles are ; absolutely necessary for religious purposes and exempt from requisition). Most famous of the church treasures ; described by the Moscow newspaper ' izvestla, is the bejewelled Ikon, "Our ILady of Kazan," at the Kazan Cathedral in Petrograd. It is a representation of the Virgin done in beaten ; gold, weighing 10 pounds and decorat-

,ed with 1,655 larger and 1,432 lesser

: diamonds, 638 rubies, seven sapphires, ; 1,400-pearls and 155 other Jewels, and ihung about the neck of the Virgin is

1 a diamond necklace of huge, first wa

ter stones. Famous Ikon - At Peter Paul's cathedral, also in

Petrograd, there is another ikon, known as the "Jerusalem Holy Lady," ;in solid gold. It is about two feet sauare. and contains 38 carats of large

diamonds, 13 caratat middle-sized dia'monds and 14 carats of smaller

. stones. Altogether, in this church, says the Izvestia, there are 24 almost

eaually valuable ikons.

To St. Isaac's Cathedral, Petrograd,

were ' presented on the day It was

opened, a total of 215 articles contain

ling 81 pounds of gold and 4,788 pounds lot sliver and later a shrine was built

,ot solid silver weighing 468 pounds

ISt. Isaac's also has one ikon, 21 inches

Jwlde by,. 28 inches high, done in gold Joverlay and bearing a wreath in large

'diamonds. There are a dozen other

'ikons of tremendous value at St Isaac's alone.

While these big Petrograd catheidrals which were long favored by

royalty, probably contain the most valuable treasures of the Greek Orthodox church in Russia, nearly every one of the estimated 61,000 other cathedrals, monasteries, convents and ;churches contains objects in gold and .silver and jewelled ikons are not at all 3are, even in the smaller edifices. J Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days ; Druggists refund money if P A Z O .OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, "Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, instantly relieves Itching Piles. 60c.

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MILLER CONDEMNS

BURNING OF GRASS

Fire Chief Miller condemned the practice of burning over dry grass in the spring, in a statement issued Wednesday. 4'Many times this practice has

resulted in serious fires, said the

chief. Children should be forbidden to light grass in vacant lots and other open spaces or play around flames. One of the first steps in Are prevention, he concluded, is the clearing away of rubbish from around the homes, "Then there is another side of the matter which can not be overemphasized," the chief continued. "I am not referring to the question of health, for the fact that rubbish piles breed dis

ease Is too well recognized to need any further comment. I am thinking of the children and of the example in neatness that the home should set. What parent is not anxious to have his children learn habits of neatness and order? These virtues are usually taught at 6Chool; they are preached in most homes, yet too often, through carelessness, children are 'confronted with a lack of neatness" in the very places that should serve as models."

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Rath Winters Receives

High Grade In Union Exam II ANNA'S CREEK. Ind., March 29.

The schools of Union county took eighth year examination for diplomas at Liberty Saturday, March 18. Fiftyone were present, and Ruth Winters, of the Clifton school received an average of 98.3 percent, the highest in the county. Justin La Fuze, of the Henna's Creek school, averaered 96.4 nercent. next

highest average, at a recent state ex-

aminatlon of the first and second years of high school of Union county. Arthus Harmeyer of the Hanna's Creek

school received the highest average,'

93 1-6 percent In the county, and the same school received the highest class average of 84 percent.

Frederic J. Haskln, 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 Orange and Lemon Booklet.

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When you notice that the appetites of your family are beginning to take their annual spring slump and that the clan doesn't gather so eagerly about the dinner table and clamor to know "What's for dessert" long before the middle of the meal has been reached And when you ask what the trouble is, they only shake their heads and say that "they Just aren't hungry" or that "they're tired of this meal" And you realize that you HAVE ben giving them pretty much the same assortment of meat and vegetables and' puddings for months, but there doesn't seem to be any way to vary the schedule . at this time of year "Until you investigate the ads that you see under "Good Things To Eat" in the Palladium's Classified Section And That Changes Everything! Because you find a lot of appetizing suggestions to incorporate into your menu and the next? night the collective verdict of the family as they sit down to the evening meal is "Gee, Ma, how d'ye happen to think of all this good . stuff to have?" (Copyright 1922)

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This illustrates one of our new, modernized Colonial bedroom designs, a creation proving so popular with those who appreciate the simplicity of design and in keeping with the old colonial spirit. The cabi-

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net work and excellent finish throughout are only two of the many prominent features which might be mentioned. All pieces are large and roomy; finished in a nut brown walnut.

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