Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 149, 23 June 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 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, a3

Rccond-Class Mall Matter. JIEMBhR OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the usefor republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othrwie credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of speclal dispatches herein are also reserved. Old Hard Facts Gaar Williams, a native of this city, in one of his cartoons in the Chicago Tribune, depicts a college graduate standing at the side of a grindstone, with Mr. Hard Facts telling him, "Now all you gotta do is t' hold your nose on that for forty or fifty years." Mr. Williams points out a valuable truth, which some graduates and a large number of others who never saw the inside of a college building ignore, namely that you cannot proceed through life without working hard. The fallacy of "big pay with little work" has

taken possession of many who fondly imagine that the good things in life are to be had for the asking, and that work is a non-essential. No college degree, and no harrangue of a soapbox orator, will be able to relegate work to the rear. Tho necessity of hard work is what Mr. Williams depicts it to be, "Old Hard Facts." The successful men of today were the workers of yesterday. If you do not believe it, interview the manufacturers and business men of

Richmond and other cities. The idler of today is the pauper of tomorrow. And if you don't believe that truth, study the records of the human failures here and elsewhere. The pernicious doctrine of enjoying the fruits

of success without working for them has taken hold of too many of us, retarding progress which we could make, and engendering a dangerous frame of mind. ! Let a man accumulate a competence, and idlers and dreamers, in a jealous mood, envy him his possessions, and assert that they have a right to share it with him, forgetting that while he toiled and saved they loafed and spent. Back of the savings of most men are years of self-denial and frugality. That period was the basic one of their careers. That was when they laid the foundation of their wealth. It is manifestly unfair for an idler and spendthrift to demand a share of the goods which a conservative and economical man saved, and which he

subsequently used to create his ofn financial in

dependence. Back of every envious complaint against the

good fortune of others usually can be found the

sloth and laziness of the person making the as

sertion. He refused or neglected to save in the!

days of opportunity, and so he tries to hide his failure by condemning the men and women who did. But "Old Hard Facts" cannot be ignored or sidestepped. You may fool yourself for the time being, but presently the economic law overwhelms you. The way to acquire money is by saving it.

There's at Least One in Every Office

Answers to Questions!

'Any reader can pet the answer to nv question by wrWnsr The Palladium ; Information Tlureau. Frederick J. Hask- ' yi. director, Washington, D. C. This nffr appllos strictly to information. The nurati does not fflve advice on leg-al. rnodirsl and financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles. TlOr to lindrtalr MVh.n.Hr. r.Arrh

"j any subject. w"rite your question j

"'""" no Dricf:y. oi7 iuu name ana "iilress and enclose tvo cents in stamps f -r return postage. All replies are sent 'l.rcct to the Inquirer.

Q. How can letters from the treas-

Angeles two days later than their j-ostmark? D. E. B. A. The post office department saya that in the case of Liberty bonds, war lisk checks and pr-nsion vouchers, tha supervision of which comes under the tWRnry department, the following "t-icfice is observed. For example, if

t'li interest on bond?, checks, etc., J

as due on the fifteenth of June, in c-clor to arr.:nfl;e it so that everv person in the United States could be informed of this? at the same time, lettors containing: such bonds and checks intended for western states would be postmarked ahead of time so that persons there would know about the interest the same time those in Washington would. j Q. Is there any preparation that will drive flies cut of a stable? A. D. A. Fly repellent: 2 pallons crude petroleum: 1 pallon crude carbolic acid; 1 gallon fish oil. Q. Who is known as the father of greater New York? A. D A. Clarence Lexow, who was chairman of the famous Lexow committee ihat investigated vice conditions in Now York, introduced the bill creating the citv of Greater New York. Q. How many prisoners escaped from Libhv prison? B. R. J. A On February 9. 1S64. there was n larpe delivery of Libby prisoners, 109 escaping through a tunnel. Of these 59 ultimately reached the Federal lines, 48 were recaptured and two were drowned. There were other escapes at times. Q. Car. a verbal statement be libel

ous . Li. Li. I V-fr -v A. Spoken words, however oppro-i f l'3

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" YOUR HIDDEN FRIENDS . Your greatest possibilities for adde-d happiness in this world lie in your opportunities for new friends Every time you walk down the street In every person you pass are these hidden friend3 present. And you never know at what hour, under what circumstance, some hidden friend may be revealed to you. Much is said about the old friend. But it must be remembered that every old friend was once a very new friend. I like to feel that each one of us is all the time sending out silent messages from these personalities of ours, and that they are finding lodgment in many a 6tray heart, that we may never have communicated wiih before. Walt Whitman in his daily Journal tells of seeing Abraham Lincoln out for his walk in Washington, and of how the president often bowed and smiled to him as he passed. And though no words were spoken. Whitman seemed to catch many a divine message of cheer and inspiration from the fice and eyes of that burdened man. The very person whom you may have sneered at or criticized for some imagined reason as you passed him, may have been nurturing a garden of beauty in his soul for your own great growth if you but knew. We should keep the shades of our hearts well up so that every ray of love and sunshine can creep in, to keep us warm. In this manner may we become the hidden friend for someone else. Could a greater privilege come to you?

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has a lick of sense would spoil a voter's nap, to hold him up for pounds or pence, or other gifts, you sap. Just after I have had a meal,.a beggar man might come, and I would hand him out a wheel or other princely sum. And I can see why you are poor, can see with half nn eye, why you go hoofing o'er the moor, your soul a thirst for pie. You haven't learned that there's a time for everything we do, and deeds untimely are a crime so trip the tra-la-loo."

ed high schools of the state this year, according to the state board of public instruction.

There were 28 distilleries in Indiana Territory in 1810, the business ranking second only to the grist mill.

Latest figures show there are 631 commissioned high schools in Indiana. Certified high schools Jn Indiana to-

Who's Who in the Dav's News

Hires. Q. What Is blushir.3? G. S. P. A Blushing is redness due to sus-

rer.Mon oi tut! anion oi ine iouti a

br'r.'is nr iniurious. do not constitute

i libel, but are classed as slander, and ' l.einj; more limited in their publicity! fifTcnre is not so great as in the;

of- libel, which is made public;

Norris was born on a farm and to support his widowed mother worked nut smnn? npilihnrinc farmsre arntmd

r.er-.-ta, allowing the arteries the xorris place in Sandusky county, illarlcs to dilate so that there 0hio Hi9 education was obtained at

SENATOR GEORGE W. NORRIS Declaring that if the name of John D. Rockefeller or the International Harvester company were used in connection with the Muscle Shoals offer

made b y Henry

i Ford a wave of t protest would j sweep the country Senator Norris of

Nebraska recently launched a bitter attack on the auto king's offer. Norris' attitude has attracted unusual attention in view of the fact that he is head of the farm bloc and many farm organizations are in favor of the offer.

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r.nd capillaries to dilate so tnai tnere0hio Hia education was obtained at is an increased flow of blood to thO;nignt and juring the winter months part? that redden. It is usually at- j at the district school. He then taught

tributed to self-consciousness, oc- EchooI to pay his way through col-

-ninnpd bv mental shock. Poise is

necessary in order to eradicate this habit:

Aiter Dinner atones

Fred Helherir.gton owns a barking -ate in 1913. He i3 a Republican.

He also has in his employ as.

lege. He moved to Nebraska at the age of 24 and entered politics there as prosecuting attorney. He later became district judge and left the bench to enter the fifty-eighth congress as a representative. He entered the sen-

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a houce boy a young darky. Dog and boy don't Feem to belong to the same lodge. Every time the boy gets within a few feet of the Hctherington canine there is a barking barrage. A peculiar thing about the dog, however, is that he wags his tall ashe barks. "Don't b afraid of the dog, Bud." Mr. Hetherington said to the boy. "He won't bite you. Don't you see that he wags hi3 tail while he barks!" "Yes, suh. Ah do notice that, Mistah Fred," the boy replied. "Trouble is, Ah doan' know which end of him to believe!" "Could you Fell town lots in Boonvi'ile?" asked the promoter.

'I've sold stock in a concern organ-

Lessons in Correct English DONT SAY: The BADGE was one of distinction. It left an IMPRESSION upon the literature of his time. It was a Mark of weakness. No SIGN of tears remained. It was an INDICATION of his lore. SAY: The MARK was one of distinction. It left an IMPRESS upon the literature of his time. It was a SIGN of weakness. No TRACE of tears remained. It was a TOKEN of his love.

Musings for the E

VACATIONS

The chleft pleasure of a vacation lies in the anticipation. On March 1 you begin planning your vacation and you enjoy this vacation immensely right up to the time you ftart. But there is no vacation in the world that lives up to its advance notices. When you get to the vacation point you begin comparing it with home, you think of the dear old electric fan, the large, cool movie house, the de lightful ride on the car. If you take your vacation earlv von

are sore all the rest of the summer because you didn't take it later. If you take it late you are sore all summer because it is so slow in coming. When you get back home with 4,000 mosquito bites and an earful of chiggers and sand fleas, the first thing vou do is to go and bury your clothes and then Bii down and figure what

you could have bought in the way of an automobile with the money you rpent at Sleephurst, tho resort where you could do everything but sleep. Vacations are sometimes most enjoyed by the members of the family who stay at home, but to those who go, there Is always, one consalation. There is always something to look

forward to the getting back to the' old apartment with modern conven-l iences. j This is written by a dyspeptic cynic ' who does not get a vacation. The typical clover region of the; United States occupies the northeast-, era part,, extending west into Minne-i

sota and south approximately to the Ohio river and the Mason and Dixon line.

No. 21S The Sixteen Coin Trick The performer arranges sixteen coins in four rows of four each, so that the

1 vertical rows are alternately all bends

ajiu ail laiici. iuic xi kii vui "T" for tails.) The problem is to pick up two coin?, put them In anothsr position and In so doing make the coins lie alternately heads and tails In all four rows. To do the trick .remete the second and fourth coins of the first vertical row ("A" and "B"), and place them at the right ends of their horizontal rows, at position "C" and "D." Then push these two coins one point to the left. This pushes the entire vecond and fourth horizontal rows on place to the left, which will make the vertical rows take the required position. CopviaM. lit. By Publio Ltdoar Company

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Age Today

trucks are in use in Indiana, according to the automobile division of the office of secretary of state. Pike county Is known the country over for its fine watermelons.

An Itinerant piccoloist, lodged in the city jail for failure to pay his board bill at the Ridgeway restaurant on

Main street, paid his bill to the pro- j

Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason

THE WRONG TIME . I laid me down to sleep and snore, for I wa3 tired and worn; then came a vagrant to the door from some forgotten bourne. He hammered tifl he woke mo up from my well earned repose, and savage as a poisoned pup, from my soft couch I rose. "What would you?" said I to the bum, whose nose suggested booze; "why do you to my portal come and rouse me from my snooze?" "I've wandered many i weary verst," the tattered vagrant said, "since last I've had some Wiener

wurst, or e'en a crust of bread. O'er

wide and windy wastes I've toiled, be

neath a sodden sky, so let me have some eggs hard boiled, and eke a chunk of pie." "Go to," I cried, "I have no pie. no egs, however cheap,

Is Holding His Own "Ten years ago I received such won-

ized to extract gold from sea water," derful help from your medicine for my

said the applicant for a job. stomacn iroume mat i nave recom"Go right to work, young man. I mended it to hundreds of other sufYou won't even have to'change yourjferers. Recently a friend of mine tajjj whose brother in a distant city was - stricken with acute indigestion and The-extraordinary durability of the was not expected to live, got his ancient Egyptian mummy cloth is he- i brother to take a bottle on my advice, lieved to be due to the fact that it 1 1 have just received word that his was finished with a vegetable hlue de- j brother was holding his own, and I rived from the African locust bean; am confident that Mayr's Wonderful Tre(, Remedy will entirely restore him." . It is a simple, harmless preparation Men Blind to Woman's Suffering) that removes the catarrhal mucus

How many men, think you, have irom ine mwsunat tract ana aiiays

any idea of the pain endured by women In their own household, and often without a murmur? They have no pa

tience when the overworked wue ana

the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re-

mother begins to get pale, have head- j funded, ciem Tmstiet&waite s 7 drug aches, backaches, faint spells, or is stores. A. G. Luken Drug Co. and drug,nPlflncholv and cannot sleep. There i gists everywhere. Advertisement.

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in this paper for Lydia E. Pinknams Vegetable Compound. It will pay any woman who suffers from such ailments to give it a trial. Advertlse-

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There are approximately 205,000 farms in Indiana, according to the latest figures. Forty-nine thousand automobile Free! A Box Quaker Kidney Pills A flfty-cent box of QUAKER KI&

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peace. He played classic airs all eve- all who present this coupon at Quig- i ning while in jail, on his piccolo. His ley's Drug Stores within the next ten. I piccolo was in use all the time, and days and purchase a bottle of QUAK J

tne adage that "music has power to nt tAiMoi run i.vrj. still the savage breast" might wellj QUAKER KIDNEY PILLS are reohave been applied to the prosecutor, 1 wnmended for Weak, Rundown Kidwho said that the man might be at-'neya. Backache, Inflammation of ths lowed to leave jail of he would pay his 1 Bladder. Relieves the symptoms of toard bill. . j Rheumatic pains, Isck of vigor, Nerv. ' ousness, sleeplessness, sediment In th t- Al TV i Urine, etc. QUAKER KIDNEY PILLS raCtS ADOUt Indiana : bring back the vitality of the organs

' and are splendid for children who wet

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(By Associated Press) The town of Corydon is said to have

been named from an old English song.

Caleb Mills, a pioneer educator of

Indiana, probably wa sthe father of

the consolidated school idea. Approximately 12,000 girls and boys

were graduated from the commission-

COIGNS

Don't Get Up Nights for Bladder Ills Dayton Man Reports Relief With Simple Remedy After Getting Up 15 or 20 Times Each Night for Two Years. Mr. Julius Mayer. 1420 East Fifth St., says In his own home paper, the Dayton News: "For two years my bladder caused me to get up many times at nig:ht and too frequent in the dav. After taking- a few doses of Llthiated Buchu, my bladder works perfectly normal and I can sleep all night." Llthiated Buchu acts on th kil

and bladder as Epsom Salts do on the I bowels. You will be surprised at the! Impurities which come from the bladder after taking- a few doses of Llthiated Buchu. It Is not a patent medicine! as the formula is on the package. The 1

laoiets cost eacn. i ms price makes it possible to place in the formula several high priced drugs, which are useful to give relief. It Is not likelv that you have ever taken a remedy similar to this. Try, a few doses for backache, scalding, scanty or hlsrh colored urine

and frequent desire at night.

lou can se the rormula and learn more about Llthiated Buchu at A. G Luken Drug Co.. Dafler Drug Co.. and Quigley Drug Stores, and drug stores everywhere, or write The Keller Laboratory. Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Advertisement

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and . tan bleach, and complexion whitener. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and how clear, soft and rosy-white the 6kin becomes. Advertisement.

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