Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 148, 22 June 1922 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday by . Palladium Printing Co. ' Palladium' Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as - Second-Class Mail Matter. MEM Ilk K OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press in xclusivelv entitled to th use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. AH rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
The Community Chest The feasibility of raising funds for six Charities in one, rather than by sporadic attempts throughout the year, is to be tried in the Community Chest drive which is to be put on here in a few days. : ' " ' ; ' The plan has many features to recommend its adoption, chief among them being the saving of time and effort in making six separate campaigns for funds, which usually take place. The time and energy consumed in these drives will be concentrated in the one effort. The proposal leaves the donor absolutely free to designate the disposition of his gift. He may single out one charity and give the full amount
for that purpose; or he may select three of the six; or he may let the budget committee divide the gift according to the plan which has been announced for its distribution. The plan is an experiment here.. It has been tried successfully elsewhere, and probably will be found to be an improvement over methods used heretofore in this community. The citizens
will be left to judge about the merits of the proposal. But,this fact cannot be ignored. There is a certain amount of legitimate social relief and uplift work which has to be done in this community. Money is required to finance the agencies which do this work. This money must originate from the public. It can come from no other source. We cannot deny the necessity of providing funds for these purposes. We may not agree with the aims and purposes of all the agencies included in the present drive, but some of them at least must receive our approval and merit our support. The proposed plan gives us an opportunity to help any cause we may select. The citizens have been well informed of the financial needs of the six organizations. They also know what the plan proposes to do. It is
now their duty to show their benevolence by substantial gifts which will assure these agencies enough money to operate for a year without making further appeals. If the present idea receives warm support, indiscriminate asking of funds for the six organizations will cease for twelve months. They will have the funds to perform their work, and the citizens need not worry about their needs. The success of the campaign will depend pri
marily upon the benevolence of a public which wants its charitable and social betterment enterprises administered in a highly efficient manner. It is a call to duty wThich the citizens cannot afford to ignore or sidestep.
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Answers : to Questions - (Any reader can fret the answer to any question by writing: The Palladium Information Bureau. Frederick .T. Hask?n. director. Washington. I. C. This offer applies strictly to information. Tho bureau tloes not give advice on leiral, medical and financial matters. It iloes not attempt to settle, domestic troubles, nor to undertake -xhaust!ve research on any suMect. Write vour question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose tvro cents in stamps for return postagre. All replies are sent direct to the Inquirer. - Q. How many errors did Rodger Peckenbaueh make during-the season of 1921? D. V. H. - A. This ballplayer made only one error. Q. How does tundra differ from fi!eppes? C. P. G: . A. Both ?re fairly level treeless plains in Russia and Siberia, but the ground of the tundra is frozen beneath tlie surface even in summer. Q. What is a trunk line? W. J. ; A. This is the main line of a railroad or canal, from which branch lines diverge. - Q. Do?s bluing cause clothes to turn vellow and have tiny rust spots? D. K. II. A. Prussian blue, which is one of the chief liquid blues, might have this effect if soap or other alkali is not carefully rinsed from the clothes. If this precaution is taken satisfactory results are certain. Q. "What kind of fish oil Is used In paints and" ctains? A. T. A. Eighty per cent of the oil used for these purposes is fish oil. Salmon, herring and menhaden furnish the oil. Q. Please give recipe for sun-preserved strawberries? M. B. W. . A. Ue three-fourths pound sugar to a pound of fruit. Put in kettle and ret stand in warm place until suger is dissolved. Bring to a boil, remove
from the fire and spread on shallow,
platters. Cover with glass and put in the sun. When syrup thickens,
rut berries in sterilized jars and cover with parafin. - Q. Is a member of congress a member from the date of his election nr from the dav he is sworn in. Vv
N. s. ! A. A member of congress is to ev- J
rcy extent a member from the day of his election except that he cannot vote until he has taken the oath of office.
TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take IV "Up" YOUR LITTLE DEVILS - Your real enemies are your little Devils those silent, unseen little fellows in the garb of gloomy and sulky moods, fear, gossip, lying, mistrust, discouragement, cynicism, that hang to your heels and follow you, irritate you, madden you. It is they who block your success, when you allow them to stay with you. Your first and biggest task each day la to start of! right by ridding yourself of your little Devils. For otherwise, if you give them an inch they will seek to take f miles and all your smiles! The little Bad Mood Devil that takes you Into your day with a grouch over some trivial thing the Shrug-shoulder Devil that seeks to past a slur upon a character the little Mistrust Devil that sits impudently at conference when your judgment and courage should be alone away with them all! Their increasing poweTS that grow from day to day so long as you let them hang around, sap and suck at your very lifeblood, your independence, your happiness. Your biggest task each day is to start off right by ridding yourself early of your little Devils. Don't allow them to deceive you. They wear false faces! They smile smoothly. Also, they speak softly sometimes. But be on guard. They will follow you from place to place, but if you are brave and calm enough, ever self-controlled, your little Devils might as well not exist you won't need to fear them, because they won't be" able to see you.
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SAFE 4TH OF JULY
money has gone up in smoke from fires set by celebratora than was appropriated by the Continental Congress to carry on the Revolutionary war."
Fire Chief Miller today added bis voice to those of the growing number of people who desire to see the old, dangerous Fourth abolished and its
place taken by a new Fourth, with com- ( ment and operation of the free fair
CITY OF ANDERSON MAY PROMOTE FAIR ANDERSON, Ind.. June 22. The city council has taken up the question c.f the city taking over the manage-
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One ball player on a New York team has been fined, suspended and placed on the market. Apparently the only thing he missed was the chair.
Attorney General Daugherty says he wouldn't take a million dollars for his job now. We'll say he won't Nobody will offer it.
That ninety-nine-year-old graduate
of Columbia who received his degree This year believes in starting out in life with a good education.
! There is a man in Paterson, N. J.,
so lazy that whenever he sits in front
many large shade trees, the birds nest.tion from IS 12 to 1850 He was made
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JOHN A. STEWART John A. Stewart will reach his centenary on Aug. 22. He is chairman of the board of trustees of the United States Trust company, Wall street,'
New lork city, the organizer and only surviving member of the first board. He hopes to and is sure he will live to see his hundredth anniversary. I Stewart went to his desk daily until about two months ago. Increasing deafness finally induced him to leave the routine t o younger
hands, and his of-, ficials have per
suaded him to spend the late spring and summer at his summer home in Morristown, N. J. On his ninety-ninth anniversary Stewart appeared at his desk, as usual, although it was one of the hottest days of the year. He arranged his mail and signed many letters with care and dispatch. There was no suggestion of his years in the way he went about his work. Calmness and self-possession have been his characteristics throughout a busy life. This near-centenarian also ha3 the distinction of being the oldest living graduate of Columbia university, having completed his studies in 1840. For two years after that he worked "in an engineering construction corps, then
became clerk of the board of educa
After Dinner Stories A Scotsman, on his first visit; to London, had bsen warned by friends io be careful whsn buying anything, and always count his change. After making his first purchase, he stood counting hi3 change so many times the shopkeeper, thinking he might have made a mistake, said to him: "Well Jock, and Is your change all right?" "Aye," replied Jock slowly, once again counting it, "but only just."
No. 21 1 The Nine Dst Mark nine dots on a piece of paper (Figure 1). Ask any one to take a pencil and draw four straight lines that will cross all of the tiots, without removing the pencil from the paper during the operation. They will try for some time and will then probably eay it can't be done. The trick, however. Is very easy when you know it. Figure 2 gives the solution. Draw the lines as shown there, in order they are numbered (1, 2, 3, 4) and the trick Is done. Cowrieht. Hit. nj Public Ledger Comptmt
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"Who is the wisest man mentioned in the Scriptures?" asked a teacher of one of her Sunday school class. "Paul," exclaimed the little fellow, confidently. "Oh, no, Johnny; Paul was a very good man, but Solomon is mentioned as the wisest man." "Well my lather says Paul was the wisest man, because be never married, and I think rny father ought to know," replied the hoy, emphatically.
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Year Age Today
(iuires too much effort to chase them away. A man was discovered the other day busily engaged in p ewing with a magnetic needle. Upon inquiry and after close cross-examination he stated to the authorities that he was tewing buttonholes for push buttons. The man was then sent to an insane asylum.
an actuary 4'or the United States Life
Insurance company in ISoO, and in 1S53 organized the United States Trust company, becoming its secretary. The original board of trustees included Join Jacob Astor, Jacob Lawrence, John J. Phelps, John J. Cisco, William E. Dodge, Royal Phelps and William H. Macy. Stewart is the only one of these leaders of the last generation who is living today. As president of the company, 1S651902, he saw generation after genera-
Members o? the meat Inspection committee, appointed to investigate the cause of the withdrawal of the government inspectors at the local plant, were becoming anxious over the delay of Congressman Gray in forwarding information on the case. Gray promised to obtain some information on this subject from the archives of the department of agriculture, out no word from him had reached the committee. He was sent a second letter asking that he Immediately take action and apprise the local committee of the result.
munity celebrations of a type not only!
safer, but more appropriate and impressive.
"I hope I'll not be accused of damp
ening the spirit of the occasion, but I sincerely wish it were possible for every parent yes, and every boy and
girl, too to spend the Fourth of July in my company and witness some of the fires and accidents that come from 'celebrating' this occasion. I think it
would result not merely in increased agitation for a 'safe and sane' celebration in Richmond, but in a great popular demand for it," said the chief, when interviewed on the subject of the observance of Independence Day this
year. "Only last year," he continued, "sparks from fireworks caused the death of two, and a property loss of
J12o,ooo at a Hotel on Liong island; a skyrocket destroyed a manufacturing
plant in Pennsylvania, with a loss of
f 400,000. These are typical of hundreds of instances. Death and Injury, and fire loss from this cause are so totally unnecessary and can be so easily elim-
SIGNS OF AGE inatea mai tney are aouDiy aepioraDie.
T know I'm in thf veiirw if srnn bmce me passage or tne ueciara-
like the leaves I'll fall; that my re- tion of Independence there have been
maming time is Dnet I nave no doubt at all. For I can watch a baseball game as calmly as I'd view some women at a quilting frame kick up their howdydo. At baseball parks I spend some time, and yawn and slumber there, and when the umpire pulls a crime I do not seem to care. I do not
i long to see him banned as in the long !
ago; though bricks and bottles are at; hand, no missiles do I throw. And I
when a player muffs the ball, which costs our boys the game, I feel no spasm, large or small, go sizzling through my frame. The southtpaw pitcher makes a hit, hut I can only yawn; I've seen so many come and flit they - shine and then they're gone! ' There is a chorus now of yells, throughout the baseball lot; the shortstop, who is wearing bells, has stopped a grounder hot. But I have seen so
many stunts of players in their pride, who long since sailed, in ghostly punts, across the dark Styx tide. And still I would not be a frost, from life remain aloof,-and so my ancient tile is tossed against the grand stand roof.
here in August. Anderson will be the first city in Indiana to promote a free fair if' the city adopts the plan, it is said.
LOWER WHEAT AVERAGE SHELBYVTLLE, Ind., June 22. The first wheat in Shelby county wa3
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more casualties aue to ceieDrating that historic event than there were on the American side during the war that made the document effective, and more
cut recently. It showed, it was said, that the normal quantity average probably will be lowered this year. Tho nodmal yield is between 14 and 15 bushels an acre.
PLAN FAYETTE FAIR. CONNERS VTLLE, Ind., June 22. The Fayette County Free Fair association, In rlanning the annual county fair, Aug. 22-25, has adopted the budget system of controlling the finances of the organization.
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The form-fitting bathing suit has come and go and during his term i
arrived at last. It is made, of gingham, and the only thing that sticks tighter than wet gingham is a mortgage.
: Talking about finding animated thingamajigs in our drinking water, out' on a farm in Cadott, Wis., there is an old farmer who has been pump-
ing out of his well, once a week for the
past five years, a fish. And strange to relate, this always happens on a Friday.
. ; Lloyd George's resignation seems to have been greatly exaggerated.
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as chairman of the board, from 1902 to date, he has survived a number of
the young men who came into the organization.
Stewart was one of Lincolns ad
visers. During Cleveland s second
term he s v"- ed a year as assistant treasure- oi the United States, when
he helped obtain resumption of specie
payments, and was a leader in rehabilitating the finances of the government after the war. In 1S63 Stewart was elected a member of the board of trustees of Princeton university and served a term as president pro tem of the university, in 1910, when Woodrow Wilson resigned to become governor of Nev Jersey.
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