Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 157, 3 July 1922 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMONP, IND., MONDAY, JULY 3, 1922.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM
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are interwoven into the fabric of our national life. - .
' " ' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j The Associated Press ts exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news- published nereln. All rights of republication of speclal dispatches herein are also reserved. ; The Fourth of July On the Fourth of July we proudly display the I national colors, the republic's symbol of the political principles which its people espouse. The flag is our emblem and ensign. It stands for the nation's honor; its stars and ; stripes are heavy with the records of victory and national achievement. It is an inspiration that
) has led Americans to high political deeds from :the very day that the Declaration of Independence was signed until the armistice was agreed : upon in the World war.
Each of us has two lives, an individual and a national one. We pass away after a short span : of years, but the nation of which we are integral parts lives on, and what we have done is transmitted to our children either to bless or curse them. ; The American republic of today is an inheritance made possible by Washington and the patriots of the Revolution; by General Jackson -and the soldiers of 1812; by the sacrifices of J Scott and Taylor in the Mexican war of 1846; by ? the attainment of Lincoln, Grant and Sherman 'and the Union forces of 60's; by the achieve- ; ments of Dewey and the soldiers of the SpanishAmerican war; by the heroism of the men who
fought on foreign soil in the World war to end militarism. ' Our national life is written not only in .terms : of war but also in the sacrifice of the men and -women who crossed mountain and stream to settle the great Mississippi basin and the lands ' beyond the Rocky Mountains. It is recorded in ; the industrial expansion of the last century, in i the genius of the inventor, the wisdom of the .'financier, and the faith of the men who built I towns and cities. I Our national life is seen in the constant ell evation of the moral tone of its populace, in the eradication of evil, in the development of our religious, educational and cultural life. I All this and scores of other important factors
If the Fourth of July brings to our common
mind the principles upon which our republic is founded and the worth of the institutions that have been developed under the Stars and Stripes, it has accomplished a great thing. Let us keep in mind one fact unless each of us as individuals, as units of the republic, as citizens and patriots, carries in his heart the principles for which our republic stands, and of which our flag
is emblematic, neither the nation nor the flag
will endure against the assaults of the enemies of freedom.
Fourth of July annually reminds us of the
ideals of a Washington and of the great galaxy of his compatriots, but it is well to examine ourselves daily to discover if the precepts of the
founders and preservers of the republic are still indelibly written on our hearts.
Washington and Lincoln and the men of their day made the American flag what it is today the emblem of liberty, the ensign of equality of all men before the law, the symbol of equal right
and opportunities, the talisman of justice and national honor, the guiding star for the oppressed of all lands. The flag will continue to be what we as individuals make it. We are weaving the threads of red and white and blue into the flag of the coming generations. If we neglect the high principles of our forefathers and forsake the paths they trod, the flag will represent our indifference, sloth and apostasy. If we remain faithful to the basic principles of the republic, the flag will record our devotion
m the new victories ot righteousness which it; attains, in the higher and better citizenship !
which it develops, in the greater hope to which it directs the whole world along the pathway of intelligence, virtue and honor.
To us is given the duty of preserving immaculate the noble principles emblazoned on the banner of the republic. To us comes the call of carrying forward unhesitatingly the great work which our forefathers so nobly began. As we salute the Stars and Stripes tomorrow, let our hearts resolve that we, the children of this generation, will hand down to posterity this heritage unsullied and undefiled, an inspiration to our children, hallowed by our services for the nation, and for mankind whose highest hopes are inextricably interwoven with the welfare of our republic.
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
MORE TROUBLE I asked my friends. In ringing terms, to drink from brimming rivers; tho streams, alas, were full of germs, and now they've ailing livers. They come to me in Ire and say, "You are a
blamed deceiver; you made us throw
our jugs away, ana now we ve typhoid fever. To help you boost the Volstead act we cut out all our bis
ters, and went and sipped a cataract, and now we're weakly critters. The rivers are not fit to drink, for miciobes there are swarming; you've put us all upon the blink, and ought to quit reforming." Some good I struggle to achieve, though frost meets each endeavor, though knockers stand around and grieve, and gnash their teeth forever. I say to all these Janeand Jakes these mourning sons and daughters, "You ought to boil your streams and lakes before you drink their waters. The wild Missouri's full of mud, all kinds of germs enmeshing, but if you cook its turbid flood, it's wholesome and refreshing. You'll have good health and sweetly dream, upon your divers pillows, if you will take the babbling stream and fry its sparkling billows."
Safety First Maxims
With a cannon cracker in his hand, Johny laughed In boyish glee; July Fourth he thought was grand, And so, in fact did we, Till bang! the thing exploded And tore Johnny's hand to shreds; So with grief our minds are loaded And we sadly shake our heads.
One hundred and seventy-five thousand killed and injured each Fourth of
July seems like a heavy cost for
celebration that isn't safe and sane I
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Answers to Questions 'Any reader can get the answer to . any question by writing The Palladium Information Bureau. Frederick J. Haskin. director, Washington, D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The "bureau does 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 address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the Inquirer.
Q. In playing golf, have I a right ; to bend the grass when I find my ball in the rough? M. W. J A. You may bend or part the gras3 ionly if it is necessary for you to do
..so in order to identify your ball, and tthen only sufficiently to enable you
to make the identification. 1 Q. Of what denomination are the I people who give the Passion Play at Oberamniergau? J. J. K. A. The Bavarian villagers who give this celebrated Passion Play are ' Roman Catholics. i Q. What percentage of the immi.'gration to Canada is from the United 'States? G. K. N. S A. Since the first of tho year, the 'United States has furnished about haU of the newcomers in Canada. The total is made up of 4,528 British, 8,013 ;Americans, and 4,227 from other countries ; Q. Are trees more apt to be struck by lightning when it is raining? H. M. D. A. During thunder showers trees become drenched with rain. According to some authorities, the more thoroughly wet the tree is, the less susceptible it becomes to lightning 'stroke. Q. What metal is absolutely nonporous that can be used for cooking utensils? P. L. A. The Bureau of Standards says that no metal is absolutely non-porou?. Such ones as aluminum, tin and iron are sufficiently non-porou3 for use in the manufacture of cooking utensils. Q: What privileges are gained when a British subject is honored witlx knighthood? G. T. : A. The conferring of knighthood in Great Britain does not imply any privilege other than the social one of precedence. A knight ranks next after a baronet. Neither dignity nor title can be transmitted to the heirs. Q. Please give recipe for chocolate cream frosting for cake? A. D. - A. Add five tablespoonfuls of milk to one cup granulated sugar. Place on fire and stir until it boils. Boil five minutes remove and add flavoring. Beat until thick and creamy. Spread on cake and cover with thin coating of melted bitter chocolate.
TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" SAND I have had an object lesson placed before me that has made a great impression upon me. I am a lover of stone walls. They look so eternal. Real rock nature dressed up by the mason. So I recently invested in one of these walls and had it placed about part of my home. From the first day, every step in the progress has greatly interested me. The first thing that they did was to dump in many loads of sand. It was this sand that set me to thinking. Sand is really the backbone of every strong wall mixed in the proper proportion with cement. Every foundation must have its sand, whether of brick, stone or concrete. And every building of these materials must depend upon its sand. The statement about the fellow with "lots of sand to him" comes to me with renewed force. He is the chap who sticks through! But I learned from the mason that this sand must have the right amount of cement or else in a short time the wall will crumble. So that if you have a great deal of sand in your make-up. be very glad for you are a lucky human being. But be sure to add to this sand tho proper amount of work, backed by careful thinking in all you do. I find myself taking careful note of foundations, walls and build- , ings now. I wonder about the sand that was placed in the masonry of each one. I note much that looks as strong and clean as the day it was built, and every once in a while I note a wall or foundation that shows carelessness. A stone has fallen out here and there. The water has washed away much of the mortar. I have in mind a young man who seems to have plenty of sand in his make-up but he doesn't know how to mix it with his cement qualities. And so, as the years run along. I note that he drifts much, and some day he will find himself a long way from substantial success. Stick to sand, my friend, but make that sand stick!
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WRITE YOUR OWN ANSWERS What is the use of reading a novel? The story will be entirely different when it is filmed. Why do corn cure concerns always
Who's Who in the Day's News
Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY: t The ACCEPTATION of his note settled It. She became EXECUTOR of the estate. That man Is the PARTY to whom I referred. He SCARED of the law. Was his message a VERBAL or written one. SAY: - The ACCEPTANCE of his note settled it. . She became- EXECUTRIX of the estate. : That man Is the PERSON to whom I referred. . ; He was AFRAID of the law. ', Was his v message an ORAL or written one? .
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HANIEL VON HAIMHAUSEN It is generally considered in Berlin that Haniel von Haimhausen will be named German foreign minister to succeed Walter Rathenau, recently as
sassinated. Herr von Haimhausen.
under secretary to Rathenau, is now in charge of the foreign office. Americans probably will recall that von Haimhausen was one of the chief advisers of Ambassador von Bernstorff in the United States when that arch plotter was at work before America entered
the war. It was von Haimhausen's connection with von Bernstorff that eliminated the former as a possibility when Germany sought to select a new ambassador to the United States after the war ended. Von Haimhausen was counsellor at the Germany embassy during Bernstorff's regime. The acting foreign minister's last important mission was as a member of the German peace commission which was sent to the Versailles peace conference in 1919 to plead Germanys' helpless condition.
beautiful girls in
men ever have corns?
What did the novelist mean when he said of his hero: "Jim opened tthe window and threw his chest out"? Who was the great philosopher who 6aid: "Women will never wear skirts above their knees because all women
have knobby knees"? Why does a man try to foot
wife over the telephone when there are always two things to prevent the telephone not worKing and his wife not allowing herself to Le fooled? Why do some vaudeville persons insist on trying to entertain people with trained seals? A lot of people, as usual, are spending the summer proving that the only ones who make any money following the horses are the teamsters.
No more income tax to pay until September. We are earnestly waiting to find out if any of these pictured lady tennis stars ever do anything besides stand with one foot in the air and make faces. The president has canceled his proposed Alaskan trip. He can get cooled off sufficiently by going up to the cap-itol.
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After Dinner Stories John, like most young Americans, was given to study for home-work the opening chapters of the Constitution of the United States. The following day at school the teacher asked if all in the class thoroughly understood what they had been given to study. Up went John's hand. "Well, ohn," inquired the teacher, "was it all clear to you?" "Yes, sir," replied John, "all 'cepting one thing. Who was General
Welfare?" Some of Ned White's neighbors gave him a farewell party Tuesday night. Ned has been an accommodating neighbor, but every time a neighbor borrowed a wagon or other wheeled implement of him, Ned would say,
By gum, I want you to grease it." i
So he was presented with a bucket of axle grease to do him until he got acquainted at Centralia. j It was midnight. For the fifth time ' little Alice awoke her mother for a "dink o' water." "I told you that I will not go to I
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" J 1UO JU31 U11VC Hi U 1 I'm going down and give you a severe spanking!" Two minutes of silence elapsed, which was followed by "Mother, when you do down to spank me now, will you please get me that drink of water?"
DENBY AND '81 ANNAPOLIS
CLASS ARRIVE IN JAPAN YOKOHAMA, July 3. Edwin Denby, American secretary of the navy, and members of the Anapolis class of 1881 arrived here Sunday aboard the transport Henderson to hold this year's class reunion with their classmate, Admiral Baron Sotokichi Uryu. The party was welcomed by high officers of the Japanese navy.
Bonehead proposal number one million and one, runs something like thi3 "Let's swim out as far as we can and then swim back!" A swipe across a dirty windshield or door glass might help quite considerable in making it easier to see street cars and things coming at the crossings!
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