Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 155, 30 June 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 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 Poet Office at Richmond, Indiana, as Second-Class Mail Matter. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in tills paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

The American Legion In compliance with a request from the national body, Harry Ray post of the American Legion will conduct a campaign on Saturday, July 1, to increase its membership. The legion is composed of men and women who served in the United States army, navy, marines and army nurse corps between April 16, 1917, and Nov. 11, 1918. It has more than 11,000 posts with a membership of more than 1,000,000. The work of Harry Ray post in behalf of the former soldiers and sailora of this community has been commendable. It has served them in a self-sacrificing spirit and has given relief and comfort where it was needed most. It has not confined its work to members of the post, but has helped many former soldiers who are not affiliated with it; in fact, most of

its work, officers say, has been among non-members. Former soldiers and sailors who are not members will be serving a good cause by joining next Saturday. The legion has been very active in protecting the interests of disabled veterans, in obtaining compensation, vocational training, and financial adjustments of many kinds which might have been long delayed or entirely overlooked. Comrades of these men will be doing a patriotic service by becoming actively affiliated with the body. ; . The legion post is a clearing house and centralized organization to handle this matter. No other agency exists here for that purpose. Until the legion post took over this work, long delays and many cruel misunderstandings marked many cases. The post soon organized this department so effectively that promptness and speed characterized all its transactions. Besides doing this for members and nonmembers, the post helped many ,a former service man whose family was in need of financial assistance. It has been as unselfish and generou in this respect as its members were patriotic during the war period. No former sailor or soldier will make a mistake by joining the legion. It is his best friend, the only organized body to protect his interests and to further his. welfare.

Answers to Questions Any reader can pet the answer to any question by writing The Palladium Information Bureau. Frederick J. Haskin. director, JVasinston. D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The bureau- doe not give advice on legal, medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and nddress and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer.

Q. Which was the first professional baseball team? J. R. L. A. Cincinnati had the first salaried team. It was organized in 1S68. Q. Does the male gorilla sleep on the ground? H. H. A. He generally sleeps at the foot of a trap to guard his family against fthe leopard. This beast is practically the only foe the gorilla fears. Q. Should rubber rings be used n second time on fruit jars? C. G. R.

A. Use only the best grade of rubbers and use only once. - Teft by - stretching. If they spring back like elastic they are in good condition. Q. When were khaki uniforms first worn by our Army? A. M. A. When volunteer troops wer called for the Spanish American War it was found that the heavy dark blue uniform was too warm for service in the tropics. A service uniform of khaki cloth was therefore introduced. In 1902 the whole dress regulation of the Army was changed. Q. What are the English equivalents for the perfumes called Fleurs-de-Mai and Cbevre-feuille? B. W. W. A. Fleurs-de-Mai is lilies-of-the-valley, while Chevre-feuille Is honeysuckle. Q. At what temperature does iron turn red? E. U. A. A. When heated to 752 degrees F. ; the color is visible in the sunlight. At 1S52 degrees F. it becomes a bright cherry and at 2012 decrees an orange. Q. How long has linoleum been in use? D. G. S. A. Linoleum as a floor covering w3s first introduced in England in ISfin. Q. What will help chigger bites? N. C. B. A. The itching caused by such bites may sometimes be alleviated by applying moderately strong amonia. ' A super-saturated solution of baking

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suspects that he nas neen exposeu ui the attacks of these pests, an immediate hot salt, bath with an abundance . of soap, ar.d a complete change of clothing is a preventive measure.

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It,"

'Up"

"MOTHER O'MINE" I have been thinking about the great unrest in -the world. And I have been believing that a lot of it would be cured if only a great crowd of new mothers might be imported into the world. For, you see, a mother is able to cure everything. From the little tot who bumps his head and gets great big fat "tiss" that immediately heals the hurt, to the strong man who goes to his work in life after the benediction of a mother's last kiss does this marvelous influence mold and make worth while every effort that a human being is able to perform. It's the "Mother o'Mine" thought that embodies the noblest impulses of which we are capable. I have in mind a wonderful mother who sent her boy out Into the world with the words: "My boy come back SOMEBODY!" Through the winding paths and ways of strife and pain and sorrow, as well as of joy, does the spirit of a mother follow and lead. A mother never runs out of love or forgiveness or anything that is helpful. Long years ago my Mother went away. But she comes back with the opening of every day to tell me what to do. And all that I am of wisdom or of good, I feel that I owe most to her. "Mother o' Mine" you look so beautiful to me, where you are! The stars keep telling me about you. It's the mothers who are going to bring this world out all right in the end!

Owing to illness Mr. Adams is unable to write his Daily Talks this week. He is taking this opportunity to reprint for his readers six Talks for which he has received many inquiries since their first publication, in the hope that all of his readers as well as those who have written him, will enjoy seeing them again The Editor.

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Musings for the Evening Apparently the old first page is never coins: to be lonesome so 'ong as

anv of Harold F. McCormick's family

are alive. Harold, fresh and young gering on its last legs

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Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Three members of the council meat inspection committee held a session at the city building at which several interested parties were present and gave testimony. No action of any kind, except hearing evidence, .was taken at the meeting. Other meetings were to be called before any final action was taken. It was undrstood that H. Holzapfel, superintendent and owner of the

city slaughtering house, would make out a new application blank for govern

ment inspection, which he would send to the department of agriculture.

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George H. Healy of No Man's Land is a candidate for governor of Oklahoma. First of all, he is a cow puncher, next a dyed-in-the-wool Republican,

then a lawyer and last a politician. Every cowboy in the state is for Healy. "I want it understood," says Healy, "that any reference I happen to make to Maine as my birthplace, to Boston as the place of my schooling to the late A. Augustus Healy of New York city as my

Gtoatgs f Meat cousin, or to N. G.

Healy of Worcester, Mass., as my brother, does not mean that I am boasting of ancestry, nativity or anything about me that smacks of the east. I hold the east in high regard, but I am of and for the west." New York and Boston may remember little of this particular Healy, for 47 western winters have whipped about him since the west captured him ia '75. And his father with him. They settled on Padre Island in the Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Corpus Christi. The elder man was in charge of a cattle ranch established by a New York syndicate. Here George Healy won his spurs. He was initiated as a cowboy. He wore a Colt automatic on his hip and

A f t P r ninnor trtriocland have to take a piU' The rain re" year' Ttie object was to prevent salt i I I e T Lmner OlOrieS lentless, never stops, it's rained I water, etc., from the low strata, to

History," said Lady Astor, "is more n nrougnout tne spring, ana mucn wei mix with fresD, water near the sur

face or Into nearby oil or gas domes. Free! A BoxQuaker Kidney

ing's mirth! What piffle all you X lllo spectres talk when you come back to' A fifty-cent box of QUAKER Kit earth! You might some stately mes- KEY PILLS will be given FREE t sage bring to shake men to their all who present this coupon at Qulg-

souls, but you can't talk of anything ley's Drug Stores within the next ten.

romantic to read than to make." It is daubtful. At Chateau-Thierry there was a private driving an ammunition wagon. "I used to teach history at the University of Kansas," he said, "but I never can do it again, now that I have helped make some."

An engineering company, which was laying a railroad in Alaska, had occasion to employ a number of foreigners on grade work. In some cases, these men, through the scarcity of more competent workers, became subforemen, who were instructed to take part of their particular part of the job in case of the death or illness of their immediate superiors. It was from one of these that the company received the following telegram: "Boss dead. What to do?" "If you are sure he is dead, bury him. Will send another boss," wired back the company. The next day. they received a telegram from the obliging alien: ".11 right, buried him. Made sure he was quite dead. Hit him on head with shovel."

fear the early crops won't pay for har

vesting." "Forget the weather and the wheat, the climate and the prunes, and tell me of the golden street where seraphim sing tunes." "I came a long and weary way," my Uncle Hiram moaned, "to ask about the field of hay that once I proudly owned." "Go hence," I cried, "get up and walk! You've spoiled my even-

but hay and ten-foot poles."

Facts About Indiana fB- Associated Press) The Indian territory capital was moved from Vinccnnes' to Corrydon, in Harrison county, on May 1, 1813,

and the legislature met m the Harri son county court house. This struc-

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Rippling Rhymes By Wait Mason

THE SPECTRE The ghost of Uncle Hiram came, one night, and talked with me; from far beyond the starry frame, from twilight land came he. "Now this i3 what I longed for most," I cried, in my amaze; "oh, sit you down, you good

old ghost, and talk of spectral ways.

laugh out of the preposterous idea of practical submarines and airships. The automobile industry was stag-

and chipper after his operation for renewed "youth, is about to sail for Europe. We wish him a gland Mme.

Connecticut man bet $20 he could stay under water five minutes He won. He's there yet.

The first thing to turn yellow in July is the straw hat. While they are mentioning the tivelve greatest women in this country, why do they omit Julian Eltinge. who

Thirty-cent porterhouse steak was called an outrage. Some foolish women were talking about demanding the ballot. The death of musical comedy was announced by critics. Every man who owned an auto was considered a daredevil.

Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY: He is ALRIGHT in his calculations.

When I entered they had ALL READY adjourned. The men were ALREADY to go. The evidence was ALL TOGETHER false.

The jurors were ALTOGETHER in one room. SAY: He is ALL RIGHT in his calculations. When I entered the room they had ALREADY adjourned. Th& men were ALL READY to go. The evidence was ALTOGETHER false. The jurors were ALL TOGETHER in one room.

had a .44 rifle strapped o his saddle. p tell me of the silent ghore3 l-lfl CT1QT ctrnnfT r K 1 ,--- V.

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state of preservation. It is being preserved as a state memorial.

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The survey of that part of the national road which lies within Indiana was completed Sept. 4, 1S27, and the road became the property of the state in 1839. The National road enters the state near Richmond, passes through Indianapolis and leaves the state west of Terre Haute.

- During the fiscal year of 1921, tho Indiana conservation department sealed 424 abandoned gas wells in 29 counties, IS more than in the previous

Harrison Fisher predicts a new era in magazine cover designs. But how will we ever cet along without those

at times seems to be all twelve of, insIpid doll-faced flappers they have

them? Corncobs will be made into a substitute for gasoline. Handy for farmers, but what are the city folks to dc? All their corn comes in cans.

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12 OHIO HOMES, FACTORIES ELECTRIFIED EVERY HOUR (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 30. Ohio homes and factories were electrified at the rate of 290 a day, or 12 every hour during 1921, according to figures

of the Ohio committee for public util

ity information.

One of our neighbors says he does not know exactly how long his family

will remain away this summer, buti

they usually stay about two and a half checkbooks. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO People were just beginning to believe wireless telegraphy was impossible. They were saying that eggs would never be a. nickel apiece. Women who wore only one petticoat were talked about. Skirts at 'shoe tops were indecently short. The Hague peace tribunal was mentioned on the first pageThe "Divine Sallie" was making her

"farewell tour" of America. People were getting their first good

Edison is now asking questions about poker. If he is going to delve into that subject it will keep him asking questions the rest of his life.

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Saturday, July 1 Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S.; stated meeting.

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At Death's Door "Ten years of stomach trouble reduced me to a living skeleton. I had

attacks of pain that doubled me up like a jack-knife and I was as yellow as a gold piece. No medicine or doctors helped me and I was really at death's door. A lodge brother advised me to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy,

and I found it to be the only medicine to touch my case." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Clem Thistlethwaite's 7 drug stores, A. G. Luken' Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

He spat strong tobacco juice into the

waters of the gulf. His dugout was o.e of the first excavated in the Beaver country. He lived in it for five years. From Padre Island Healv drove the

herds he acquired to No Man's Land,

and there he has lived ever since. No

Man's Land, it should be recalled,

was that narrow strip of Oklahoma that extends westward like an arm

from the body of the state. For many

years its ownership was in dispute.

Once a republic of Cimmaron was set up there and lived a short while.

Only 2 per cent of the population of Kingston. Jamaica, are white.

HOW "TIZ" HELPS SORE, TIRED FEET

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the good sports gone before, the delegates who died." My Uncle Hiram shook his head, in phantom veil bedlight; "the weather over there," he said, "has lately been a fright. From out the east there comes a breeze that's fraught with deadly chill; I catch a cold and cough and sneeze.

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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 harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn't irritate. Advertisement.

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