Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 145, 19 June 1922 — Page 6

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iitrein are Bir reserva. . Sanitary Schools The action of the state board resulted in the closing of nearly receive the condemnation of some

are too prejudiced to appreciate the meaning of the order, but, on the other hand, it will be warmly welcomed by the fathers and mothers who believe in the protection of their children. One of the condemned schools is in Wayne county, but the county superintendent says that the order fellows arrangements which had been made to erect a new building and is not a reflection on the patrons of that district. Wayne county is one of the most progressive political units of the state, which always has kept a watchful eye on the school system. Few parents will be found here who will op , pose the condemnation of an old school house because it is insanitary. Enlightened fathers and mothers learned long ago that the building ' in which the children spend from six to eight hours a day must be sanitary and well equipped if the boys and girls are to remain healthy, and for that reason they do not find fault with tha school authorities wrhen they recommend new structures. The state board of health is performing a more valuable service in the condemnation of wornout school houses than most of us imagine

answers to questions j ( Any reader can pet the answer to! nnv question by wrltinff The Palladium '; Information T!urau, Frederick J. Hask- j in. dirtor. Washington. D. C. This of- I f r opplles strictly to information. The1 nuri-au does not tr're advice on leeral, medicnl and financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor t ) undertake rhaustiTe research on any subject. Write -rour question plainly and briely. Give full name and n Virps3 and enclose to cents In stamps fir return postapre. All replies ara sent direct to the Inquirer. Q. Is thCVe a bill tefore Congress for tha establishment of the Jews in Palestine? W. S. B. A. The following resolution lias bern passed by, the Senate and referrp to the Committee on Foreign Af-j fairs in the House: "Resolved by thej Senate and House of Representatives) of tho United States of America in j Congress assembled. That the United! States of America favors the establisfc'ment in Palestine of the national! homo for tho Jewish people, it being j clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of non-Jewish communities in Palestine-, and that the holy pl;ice3 and religious buildings ftkI sitc3 in Palestine shall be adequately protected." Q. "Who made the fadeaway ball famous? . . - A. S. A. This ball was Christy MathewFon's specialty. There is no record cf another baseball pitcher having used it with particular success. Q. Is a larger percentage of labor ers near tne creaci line now tnair there was in 1S96? P. L. T. A. The Department of Labor says , that while the number of unemployed j i.s ertimated to be greater today thanj in 1S9G, the amount of destruction and! want is considerably less than during j that period. ' ' Q. How much money has tho Gov-! eminent invested in post offices? A. V. S. A. The Treasury Department says that the aggregate investment in such tuildinsrs is ?325,O00,or,0. Q. Where is Gandhi of India imprisoned? - I. M. K. A. The prison to which Manama Gandhi was sentenced is located at Akmabad, India. Q. Would the Imaginary line connecting the magnetic poles pass through the center of the earth? R. J. F. A. The north, magnetic pole is located at latitude 7i degrees N., longitude 97 degrees W., and the south magnetic pole at latitude 72 degrees S., longitude 153 degrees B. The exact position varies from time to time. A line connecting the poles would ra-s through the earth 720 miles distant from the center. Q. How long has Georges Carpentier been fishting in the prize ring? E. W. A. , The first recorded fight of Georges Carpenter was in 1007. Facts About Indiana The average value of Indiana t.'tes appraised under the state hf.ritanco tax Is $22,700, according 'the state- tax board. rs-in-to The site of the state capital building i a park 930 feet long and 420 feet '.vide and contains 8.96 acres. Tha building is 496 feet long from north to south and 2S3 feet wide from east to west, at the extreme measurements and contains an aggregate floor space on tho four floors of 12.S acres. The prrcsate cost of the building was $2,"03,794.GC. Nearly all eye injuries suffered by workmen could be prevented by the u.'-e cf goggles, according to the State Industrial board. Fifteen thousand homes annually are built, Improved or bought through the 347 building and lorm associations in Indiana, whoce combined assets amount to almost $100,000,000. .The Indiana state normal school at Tone Haute w?s organised -in 1870. In that year, 6 students were enrolled. At present more than 2,000 Btnde'nts attend during a year, the average term enrollment being about S00. "On the Banks of tho Wabash far Away" J3 the name of the Indiana

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down. The -construction of new buildings totreplaca insanitary, ones deserves encouragement. Seldom does this program work a real hardship on the taxpayers. Occasionally one may find a community upon which the construction of a school will be a burden, but this is an exception rather than a rule4n this state.

of health which 30 schools may The persons who

Hundreds of speakers delivered addresses before grade,high school and college classes during the commencement weeks which have just closed. The predominate note in most of the speeches was the idea of service, the thought that the young men and women should enter the world feeling that'"they owe a duty to themselves and also to the community. They must not proceed entirely on the theory that they are isolated units of society, but rather consider themselves duty bound to help and assist others. The operations of the Golden Rule are beginning to be understood better every day in all walks of life. The selfish individual who doesn't want to give-of his time and money to the promotion of the general welfare is beginning to learn that he has not been in touch with modern views. . If the thousands of young men and women who quit the schools this month begin their work

in this life imbued with the idea of performing service, the coming generation will be quite dif

ferent from the present one, and mankind will bless them and their work.

TODAY'S TALK Ey George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" THE VIOLET YIELDS TO THE ROSE Each season of the year calls for its favorite admirers. Spring's unfolding and building its crocuses, its buttercups. Its violets. Summer'3 maturity, Autumn's golds and browns, and Winter's silvered snows. But as Spring yields Its violets to the roses of June, it does seem a3 though Heaven had dropped a few of its choicest odors to make this month, as Lowell has written, the choicest of them all 'For what is so rare as a day in June?" June the month, of brides and beauty! But it's the blending of the two months, so unconscious, that makes each bo rich in beauty the tiny, delicate violets, graceful, proud and full of fine family history, bowing as they wither to the royal velvet of the rose. Lift is a cycle of yielding youth to manhood and manhood to old age, the day to the night, the shower to the drawing rays of tho Bun. All of which suggests to our immortal souls, acceptance and resignation. And if we go through this little life with such a spirit, I am sure that the worry lines will be few and the life line long. Nature is so gentle. We would both gain and grow if we only kept closer to hex and consulted her various moods. I shall be sorry to see June go. For to me it Is the pearl of tho months. Oh, to bo In tho -wildest country during the month of June! To tramp and explore and just relax among the flowers and tree3. To brush through tall ferns and hear the crackle of broken sticks and to feel one's feet spring on the cushiony floor of the woods. "God's in His heaven" 6urely when the violet yields to the rose!

f jy. T 1 A l t e I Dinnd 1 I 1 C K S No. 203 The TumMer and the Ilat riace a fumbW partially filled with water tn the table and set a hnt over it- State that you will drink the water from the glass without touching the Lat to remove it. To do the trick, lean beneath the table, rap five times and make a gurgling noise as though drinking the water. When you n?ain reappear nnile wise.'y and say that you have accomplished the trick, and that they can lock st the tumbler for themselves. Some wise member of your party will immediately lift tbe hat, whemipoYi you pick up the tumbler and drink the water. Thus you have accomplished your task and have drunk the water without touching the h&t, thanks to the curious spectator. Conierivht, ISti, irj JubHa Xcleer Ctmpanti state song. The words and were written by Paul Iraper. music The population of Indiana, according to the recent census, in 1920, was 2,930,390. ' Rural schools in Indiana present one of the state's leading school problems. There are about five thousand one-room schools in the. state, and It is said that many are insanitary, poorly heated, lighted and equipped. The Public Service commission of Indiana was established in 1913 and began operation May 1, 1913. It superseded the Railroad commission of Indiana, which was established in 1905. There are 12 cities in Indiana having a population of 25,000, or more. Tney are Indianapolis, Anderson, East Chicago. Evansville, Fort Wayne, Gary, Hammond, Kokomo, Muncie, Richmond, South Bend and Terre Haute. By Systematic Saving You Start the Foundation for Future Success. First National Bank Southwest Corner' Ninth and Main

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be eliminated if they , were torn, Idea of Service Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason THE WIFE'S HUSBAND Among the toilers in the mart he wrought till he was old; he labored with a broken heart, that he might gain some gold. And gold he w.on, for he was wise in commerce and in trade, but in his darkly brooding eyes no sunshine ever played. He was the husband of his wife, and she, a social queen, pursued a vain and giddy life that called for much long green. She "entertained" three times a week, bridge-whisted once or twice, and her sad husband, worn and meek, went forth to raise the price. She moved in pomp and circumstance, her hats and gowns were fin; and James, with patches on his pants, would in a chophouse dine. He saved a nickel now and then, and placed it in a can; "Some day," he sighed, "when I've a yen, I'll carry out my plan. I'll buy twelve feet of hempen rope, a broadax and a knife, a pint or so of deadly dope and thus escape my wife. I'll pack with bombs my old valise, and Jump Into a pond; for I must have the rest and peace that's billed for the beyond." The foolish woman had no thought of vows her husband swore, until one evening he was brought to her upon a door. And then at last her conscience struck, remorse within her burned; "I might have let him keep a buck," she moaned, "from what he earned." Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Yeara -Age Today Considerable trouble was being experienced in securing juries to try cases In the Wayne circuit court. Farmers were in their busy season, and business men were too engulfed by their work to give their time for jury service willingly. Judge Fox declared that it was the duty of every business man, as well as farmer, to serve on a jury when he was called and that he should not make excuses to be released from such duty. TRACY'S COFFEE Fresh Roasted Daily Fountain Drinks That Will Quench Your Thirst

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Who's Who in the Dav's News BARON JAMES DE ROTHSCHILD Baron James De Rothschild, member of the famous banking family, is now In the United States inspecting American banking methods. This is to further prepare him to handle the enormous fortune of Miss Alice De Rothschild of Waddesdon Manor, whose millions he is expected to inherit. She died recently. The fortune, if he acquires it, will make him one of the wealthiest men in Eu1 fii?oN DC mmsctiis rope. The baron is just past forty and the eldest son of Baron Edmund de Rothschild, head of the French branch of the family. The younger baron sawservice in the World war with the French flying corps and also drove motor lorries in Serbia. He held the rank of major when peace came and had been decorated for bravery. . He is well known in Zionist circles for his interest in the Jews in Palestine. He helped his father form the Jewish agricultural colonies and is now taking a leading part in the development of an irrigation program in Palestine. He was liaison officer during the visit of the first Zionist commission and helped raise a regiment of Palestinian Jews. In financial circles the baron is considered fully capable of carrying on the work of directing at least a part of the vast interests of the Rothschilds. Lessons in Correct English Don't Say: He DOVE into the water. You should keep the tanks FILLED UP. We expect better things from such as HER. Do you know WHO to send? I would like two of THEM. Say: He DIVED into the water. You should keep the tanks FILLED. We expect better things from such as SHE. Do you know WHOM to send? I would like two of THOSE. FOOTWEAR "Better for Less" FIVEL'S SHOE STORE 533 Main Cream SPECIAL at VIGRAN'S Organdy and Dotted Swiss Dresses, Special at $4.98

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Musings fcr the Evening THE CALL OF THE NIGHT When Sol has sought his daily rest, And Luna mounts the eastern sky To be encradled in the west As, later, dawn's first blush draws nigh; When Ursa Major studs the scene With seven gems of purest ray And starlight flashes on the screen To take the place of sleeping day. When dryads leave their woodland home To dance and gambol in the breeze, And with the countless wood nymphs roam Across the cool, inviting leas: When water sprits come forth to sing Their well-known songs so soft and low In tones that ever gently ring From hill above to vale below. When midnight's doleful stroke is heard Reverberating through the air, As weird as some nocturnal bird Affrighted by a sudden blare; When night's god calls and beckons me To come and join with him in play, While earth from traffic's noise i3 free ' Why, Roy, I'm snoring in the hay! C. T. Barr. Why School Teachers Go Crazy Answers in examination papers: Poise is the way a Dutchman say3 boys. Equinox is a wild animal that lives in the Arctic. King Arthur's Round Table was written by the author of Ten Knights in a Bar Room. Copernicus invented the cornucopia. Etiquette teaches us how to- be poThe Kosine Treatment for EPILEPSY will relieve you of all fear of the dangers from an attack of this dreaded disease. For 20 years, thousands of sufferers from Kpilepsy or Fits, have found relief. Kosine will prevent attacks if taken in time, restore the shattered nervous system and build up strength. Write for free treatise on Epilepsy. Large bottle, $2. Money refunded, if you are not satisfied. At druargists or direct from us. Kosine Co., 125S, lath St., N. V.. Washington, D. C. Sold by A. G. Luken Drug Co., and all good druggists. Advertisement. ktitmnmttnuiinininninitmtiiiiiiinitiiMMMnitttinimtuiinniiiimitrnnntnim I DR. J. A. THOMSON f DENTIST I Murray Theatre Building I Phone 2930 Open Mon., Wed., Sat. Evenings. I 1 Sunday 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. WHHHHHIUIIUIIItlltlltlHHIttlUlllllfUIIIIIIHIflllllilUIIIHIIllllllllllllllllinillinilji

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Old Mother Hubbard To look m the cupboard Climbed up on a rickety stool; She started to cry As she fell on her eye And called herself an old fool! Most any old married person could have told that Chicago couple that there are plenty dangers incident to married life without adding any by trying to start their honeymoon In an airplane! Every time we see a man going around all bandaged up, we can't help wondering what sort of spill he was in and 'what kind of chance-taking was the cause of it. The chap who wades out beyond his depth, knowing he can't swim, is pretty closely related to the boob wh points a gun, thinking it's not loaded. This big Careful Crossing campaign which the railroads have started will not do the auto driver good who' won t put on a little campaign of his own. After Dinner Stories A man motoring in Touraine complained one morning at petit dejeuner: "There's something queer about this coffee. It has a kind of cocoa taste." The waiter smelled the liquid, tasted it, and then said: "I'm sorry, sir, but by mistake I've brought you tea." "You want more money? Why my boy,. I worked for three years for sixteen dollarr, a month right here in this establishment and now I'm owner of it." "Well, see what happened to your boss. No man who treats his help that way can hang ont his business." The daisy is the American Legion's official ?ower. Free! A Box Quaker Kidney Pills A fifty-cent box of QUAKER KID. KEY PILLS will be given' FREE t jfcll who present this coupon at Qulg- ! ley's Drug Stores within the next ten ER HERB EXTRACT FOR $1.00. I D"ng dk me vixamy or mo organs and are splendid for children who Wet the Bed. Call at once, obtain a box FREE fey purchasing a $1.00 bottle. QUAKER HERB EXTRACT I Gained Strength Have Good Appetite I Sleep and Work Better Owe all to Quaker 3P F.vtrnrf It has renewed my strength, relieved me of Constipation, sweetened my Stomach, built up my appetite, and I fained in weight, t will also do this for yea, 'f vou take QUAKER HERB EX TRACT, the Tonic and BodyBuilder. Price $1.00 per bottle or 3 for $2.50. QUAKER HERB CO., Cincinnati, O., end your dealer, Quigley'a Druj Stores. litiiiiiiitiiitititituttiiiMintHiintiiiiittiuiiMiiiiifii'iiniiiiHiiiMiniininiittitmtiii ASK FOR f Abel's Velvet Ice Cream I 1 IT'S DIFFERENT I Retail Phone 1901 I 1 Wholesale Phone 1433 r,iiitiiiii:itiiit)i:mi!MitiimiuitiiMitmfi!iiimti!!tiii!iiii!itiiittiiMttfMiiiimiiiiiiri LUMBER POSTS ROOFING BUILDING MATERIALS of All Kinds Right Prices Prompt Delivery MATHER BROS. Company Burn Red Comet Only a Bushel of Ash to ONE TON of Coal ITS A SELFSTARTER Klehfoth-Niewoehner Co. Phone 2194 North 2nd and A Sts. "If Service and Quality Count, Try Us" 4 as