Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 113, 12 May 1922 — Page 8
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922.
U, S. SHOULD PAY BONUS AND SPEED UP CARE OF DISABLED VETS, SAYS JUDGE ROBINSON
"England, Italy, France and other nations, who have greater deficits than the United States, already have ndotped the bonus for their soldiers, and there is no reason why our country should not follow suit The bonus must coroe," Judge Arthur R. Roblnpon, of Indianapolis, told Veterans of Foreign Wars and citizens, at the Coliseum Thursday night. "Disabled soldiers should be cared for aa soon as possible," he declared. "We have soldiers of the World war Koing down the streets begging, because they are out of work, and they need the utmost care of the nation for which they fought. Any nation that does not care for its soldiers has no right to be defended. It is true that
the organization and building of hos
pitals for the disabled veterans Is a slow process, and that the United
States as a nation intends to do right by her soldiers, but the thing for us to do Is to speed up the work and co
operate In getting relief to the du
abled men who fought for the nation
in the late war."
America Hope of World. Judge Robinson said In part: "America la the hope of the world. Her strength and power are commanding and one of the chief reasons for her Influence among the nations of the world Is the fact that she has never unsheathed her sword in an un. righteous cause. The founding fathers believed in truth. Justice, liberty and
humanity, and the nation has ever?
held true to the traditions or tne founders. "The American flag has always been the symbol of fair dealing among men, and this fact has brought, to our hospitable shores millions of men, women and children from other lands. We have just passed through the greatest war in history and, although our population Is composed of representatives of all strains of blood, the loyalty to our common country was beautiful to behold. Thousands of our boys made the supreme sacrifice for America's ideals, to say nothing of the billions of American treasure the World war cost. The war was won and the cause of the American Republic triumphed. Important Work Ahead "Now that it is all over and we are in the midst of reconstruction, there is great and important work to be done. Among other things the great war emphasized conclusively that we are composed of many racial groups, and that these groups must be effectively welded together in the interest of
American nationality. We must work i
In season and out of season for the complete and thorough Americaniza tion of the republic. Our people must be brought not only to speak the same language, but to think in the same language, and that language must ever be the language of the Declaration of Independence. "The flood of Immigration that comes to our shores must be assimilated into American life as rapidly as possible, and immigration should be strictly limited to such an extent that only as many may come as can be properly assimilated. Those who refuse to be assimilated into our life and to become naturalized under the flag should be returned to the lands from whence they come. "The very foundation of AmericanIsm is education. Statistics are not
particularly interesting, but they are quite Illuminating. According to the
figures of the 1910 census there were then 13,345,000 foreign born residents of the United States representing 35 different races and Bpeaklng 54 dif
ferent languages; there were 33,000,000 whose parents were born in foreign lands: tnere were 3,000,000 who were unable to speak the English
language and 1,650,000 who were illiter
ate in any language. In Chicago alone illiteracy increased from 69,771 in 1900 to 184,884 In 1910. There were more than 6,000,000 foreign born males of voting age In 1310, which constituted one-fourth of the entire number of voters. Of this number, nearly one-half, or more than 3,000,000 were not citizens of the republic. "It Is estimated that there are now In this country more than 700.000 men of draft age who can neither read nor write. These figures show conclusively that immigration and illiteracy are two of our greatest problems. When the hopeful Immigrants
come to this land of promise too often indeed they are herded Into ghettos and foreign quarters. They are called "wops", "dagoes" and "hunkles" and given no opportunity to learn our language, and then we often wonder why they are not Americanized. Parents of Citizens. "These people are the parents of our future citizens, and their children
and children's children will be numbered among the defenders of the nation, should national peril seize the Republic in the future. If they do not understand our language they cannot think in our terms. Not only that,
.but they know nothing of our tradi
tions, ideals and national aspirations. "The chief essential of American
ization therefore is education, and the racial groups that come to our shores must be promptly, sympathetically and
effectively nationalized under the American flag. Then if after accept
ing the benefits of our free institutions
Travelers Notes ' By Post C 8crlb
KANSAS WOMAN OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR
"Wast Is Your EnemyThrift Your Friend" We are sorry to learn that Horace Starr, once president of the T. P. A., and a local worker and friend, has not enjoyed the best of health for the past several weeks. Horace, here's to your quick and full recovery.
Mrs. LeRoy Browne has returned home from Bloomlngton, where she has been visiting for the past week.
Walter H. Bates was unable to attend the state convention last week, having been called away in the northwest on a business trip. Oh, you T. P. A. delegates to the national convention at Atlantic City during the month of June. Seventysix delegates from the state of Indiana, the greatest state in all the union, and we will bet a great big apple that the Indiana delegation will hold their own against all comers. Ten members of Post C left for Indianapolis on Friday, by various routes and methods. Some went by steam
cars, some on the traction line, some
by automobile, one by airplane and j
one man walked out. I have not learned the member's name who chose
the latter method, but If I do find :
who it is, I promise to name him in next week's T. P. A. notes. All members whom I have met that attended the state convention report as having had a most enjoyable, entertaining and profitable trip. The scribe is very much surprised j to learn of the very ungallant conduct of the members of Post C who went I to Indianapolis to the convention, for not one of them was accompanied by wife or sweetheart. Shame, shame on j you boys. Every delegate should have ) taken his "best girl" with him. We
cannot understand why this great omission. The state convention T. P. A. held at Indianapolis Friday and Saturday,
May 5 and 6, was an unqualified success. The convention was called to
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PREBLE WOMEN TOLD
ABOUT CLUB WORK EAON. Ohio, Mai 12, Preble coun
ty girl's club leaders gathered at Ea
ton Thursday for Instruction by a state
club leader. Miss Leila Ogle. The complete plan of the four years club work was explained by Miss Ogle who told of the regluatlons to be followed.
the methods of instruction and the benefits to be enjoyed in the work. Club leaders from a number of Preble county townships were present. In addition, two girl club members, Misses Ruth O'Hara and Edith Larsh of Campbellstown had been sent by
their club leader who was unable to attend in person. The plan of state club work provides for four year's work in gi) s food clubs, said the state leader. The first year simple work In fruit and vegetable canning is given, canning of
meats and pickles in the second year, tad baking of biscuits and quick breads,
bread making and difficult cookery the third year, with still more advanced work for the fourth. Most of Preble
county clubs are in the second year of work.
QUITS OHIO FARM BUREAU t COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 12. Resig
nation of S. W. Doty from the Ohio Farm Bureau federation to accept the position of general manager of ' the Producers' Live Stock Commission association at Chicago was announced today. Mr. Doty leaves Ohio next Monday.
Decoration Day Program At Goshen Is Changed MIDDLEBORO, Ind, May 12. The Decoration day program , which the town of Goshen has celebrated the Sunday before Decoration day as an established custom for many years, will be changed this year. No program has been arranged for Sunday but graves are to be decorated Tuesday, May 30, by the Sons of Veterans between 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning. All Sons of Veterans, their wives and families and other persons are invited.
Mrs. W. D. Mowry. Mrs. W. D. Mowry, Kansas City, is the first woman in the sUte of Kansas to announce her candidacy for governor.. Mrs. Mowry k undaunted by the fact that Kansas looks with disapproving eyes on skirted politicians.
A bug which preys on the potato bug by sucking its blood has been discovered at Kingston, Ontario.
BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK
order on Friday afternoon by Presl-!
j ., . , ,t dent Miu'aleton of Post M, Marion, anu L th.ea7- a-lVaJ!3 JSla great amount of business was trans-
acted on this day, made so by the
very able gentleman who presided.
with American standards they still
refuse to become naturalized and assinilated with the great American people, they should not be permitted to remain among us. Educational advantages should be extended as widely possible to the end that illiteracy may disappear. This is the first big step in Americanization. Peace Problems Difficult. "The problems of peace are Just as difficult as the problems of war and require Just as much real patriotism in their solution. Great empires have gone out of existence before our very eyes in the last few years. Russia for example, and historians in the future can and will write about the Rise and Fall of the Great Russian empire. It is up to us as Americans everywhere to so live our lives and so conduct ourselves as a government and as a people that this great country may
live forever, and that historians may never write about the Rise and Fall
Mr. Dan Dunn, that old battle-scarred warrior and hero of many an encounter, was elected state president and Post O of Andersontown may well feel proud of her honored son. Now, boys, all you good T. P. A.'s "buck up" and let us all piake a long pull for Dan Dunn and may the year in which he holds office of the T. P. A. of Indiana be one of the most successful in the history of our most worthy organization. J. A. Miller, formerly of Richmond, Post C, was elected vice president, and that able and versatile gentleman, W. A. Daddy Ryan, of Post G, Terra Haute, was reelected state press chairman and in response to requests for a speech gave one of the best talks heard at the convention. The Riley room of the Claypool hotel never
looked nicer and with its furnishings
cleared of the tables and dancing was enjoyed until the midnight hour. Michigan City will have the state convention next year and the boys then can have the opportunity of passing opinions on the million dollar hotel now being erected there. William
Middleton of Post N, Marion, was en
dorsed by the convention for national director and James Keys of Frankfort for chairman membership committee. , Following are the names of members of PoBt C who were In attend
ance: President Beck; Secretary Hasty. E. E. Lebo, J. P. Highley, H. B. Highley. William Kramer, Ed Thacher, William Bockhoff, A. F. McKee and T. H. Hill. The rooming clerk at the Washington hotel assigned President Beck and Elmer LeDo to one room and one bed, and when they observed the situation they both shouied to the bell hop, at
the same time pointing straight at one another: "Do you think I am going to sleep with that?" They were later given twin beds and were both very happy.
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of the American Republic. Let us! and decorations never presented a
cherish this priceless heritage of the fathers and hand it down to our children and our children's children with ever increasing lustre and glory." Mayor L. A. Handley extended the welcome of the city to the veterans who were present at Thursday night's meeting and to those who would arrive Friday and Saturday.
nicer appearance. The attendance was good and the banquet was splendid in all its appointments and more than five hundred people were at the tables.' Brother Haimbaugh of Muncie was toastmaster and addresses were made by Governor McCray, Mayor Lew Shank and J. N. BromeTt. After the banquet the Riley room was
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Webster Farmers Oppose
Daylight Saving Scheme WEBSTER, InL, May 12- An ex-
planation of the Christian creed adopted' by combined! actios of all Christian denominations was given to the Webster township farmers at their regular meeting Thursday night, by Rev. Victor E. Stoner, of Chester.
A resolution was adopted expressing
disapproval of the daylight savins; plan
as being inconvenient and Impossible to fit in with farm work.
Better hungry at eighty than rep fed at forty.
If Back's Lame or
Kidneys Bother
Drink Plenty of Water and Vint Start Flnnhlna; Them in the Morning.
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