Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 158, 5 July 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 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.

Legal problems, with an outline of what some cities have accomplished, and a zoning program are also included among other subjects. Copies are sold by the superintendent of documents, government printing office, Washington, D. C, at five cents each."

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The Associated Press is 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 herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. City Planning

Citizens who are interested in city planning-!

; may obtain a booklet on this topic which the department of commerce has just issued. The announcement says: "Avoidance and correction of the present topsy-turvy arrangement of so many American .cities, the cause of millions of dollars loss, is the

object of 'A Zoning Primer' issued by the division of building and housing' of the department commerce, according to an official announcement today. "The enormous waste in American cities from scrapping good buildings on account of the blighting of districts has long been apparent, and for years has levied its tax on the American people. "Random crowding of stores among private dwellings, the elbowing of factories and noisy, smelly garages into the rightful domains of neat retail stores or well-kept apartment houses, and the construction of tall, bulky office buildings so closely crowded that the lower floors are too dark for human use and consequently seldom occupied, is part of the present, stupid, wasteful jumble which proper zoning will prevent and gradually correct, in the opinion of the advisory committee on zoning of the department of com- " merce. ' ' , 'The pamphlet describes the object of zon- ; ing, the need, the health and property protection afforded, and its effect on the cost of living.

Oh Man!

Sound Public Opinion

"Secretary of State Hughes, speaking at the

University of Michigan, declared that sound public opinion was most essential to support tho nation's peaceful diplomatic aims," says the Cincinnati Enquirer. "He might also have said that

sound public opinion was most necessary to sup

port the nation's aims, aspirations and effort to

secure social and industrial peace.

"The health of the republic depends upon

sound public opinion, and one of the grave proh

lems of the day is how to preserve this public opinion uncontaminated by the noxious influence which seek to divert or poison its current. "It is true, as Secretary Hughes argued, that a new sense of civic responsibility in matters of international concern would hasten international accord. "It equally is true that an enlarged sense of civic responsibility would .bring to happy conclusion the differences which divide and injure all contending industrial and economic forces in this country. "What he says with reference to the cause of international peace is just as true of the cause of industrial and economic peace: Public opinion 'must frown upon the constant efforts to create suspicion, distrust and hatred. There can be no assurance of peace, and few of the necessary and just settlements which make for peace, in a world of hate.' "This propaganda of selfishness, suspicion

and hatred goes on in the industrial world quite I A r . rK,. T 1 1, .-4. v i A 1 1 e r Dinner 1 r i c k s

aa pet SlSteilLiy txs it uuca ill 111c imcinanunai political world. Labor and capital still are at death grips. Hope and the well-being of mankind lie not in that path of discord."

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Answers to Questions fAny reader can pet the answer to any question by writing The Palladium Information Bureau. Frederick J. HaskIn. director, Washington, D. C. This offer applls strictly to Information. The bureau does not give advice on leeal, medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to nettle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Wrtta 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. What makes soap float? J. C. A. A technical report of one of the government agencies says that this quality Is given to soap by blowing It full of tiny air bubbles -while Jt 13 6till hot. The bubbles are invisible to the naked; eye. Q. How does the compensation of a widow of an officer In the late war compare with thHt of the widow of a private? H. D. H. A. Both would receive the same amount of compensation. If both husbands carried the same Insurance, the widows would receive the same amount. Q. How many saloons were put out of business by prohibition? J. B. G. A. The Anti-Saloon League says there were 177,790 saloons, 1,090 breweries and 236 distilleries in the United States. Q. Should a floor of a room be lighter or darker than the walls.? H. L. E. A. When practicable, the darkest tones should be used for flpor and floor coverings, lighter tones for tho walla and the lightest of all for ceilings. Q. How long does It take to go to Bermuda from New York? R. C. A. The trip occupies about 45 hours. Q. What are the scientific names for loss of appetite and loss of sense of smell? D. F. T.

A. The medical term for loss appetite is anorexia, .and for loss sense of smell, anosmia. Q. What are the life periods

plants? E. K. A. With respect to duration there are three classes of plants: annuals, biennials, and perennials. An annual comes up from seed, bears flowers and seeds and die3 within the year. A biennial grows from a seed, but produces leaves only the first year. The second summer a flower stalk comes up, seeds are produced and the plant dies. A perennial has roots which live on from year to year, unless killed. Depending upon conditions the plant may or may not produce seed every year.

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

'Up"

ARROWS That which we send out is what tells other people of our sort and kind. I like to think of deeds as arrows sent out on journeys. And your thoughts may all be arrows that will travel around the world and into thousands of hearts. You may not know where the arrow came from that has helped you or cheered you, but you will have gained an Inspiration for personal service that will make it possible for you to send out arrqws, too. k The teacher In the classroom little realizes the arrows he is dropping In the lives under his instruction. I have in mind a teacher who taught character and kindness and the high courage of living very much better than he did mathematics. I soon forgot his mathematics, but his words of occasionally dropped wisdom lodged within me and have stayed there throughout the years. We never know when we are sending out an arrow--and many times we are not aware that the arrow sent may wound instead of inspire and help. I think that our arrows should be sent out with a prayer that they may lodge "in the heart of a friend," or prospective friend. Perhaps some will go far to some hospital where there is much pain and patience and there take out its journey's end in soothing the pain and lifting the curtains of an otherwise sad and lonely heart. Happiness is something to be learned quite as much as other things that add to the glory of living. And we may learn happiness by sending It out to others. That is the surest way to get it. Use your arrows! Float them through every air. Send them throughout the world. Many qf these arrows are sure to come back, with appreciation and thankfulness attached to their tips. What a responsibility we "have in handling our influence!

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Lat, and those who try it will find tiu feat almost impossible unless they knov. the trick. You, bowever, will be sue icessful on the first attempt, j The reason for failure is this: Thraverage person will hold the card vertically, with the end pointing downjward. The pressure of the air will Ithen cause the card to shoot away bejfore it reaches the hat. But if the card is held fiat, as in the illustration, 'it will nutter straight downward and Jinto the hat. iCopvrioht. 19it. bu Ju6Ho Ledgsr Company

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Aqo Today

The safe and sane celebration in Richmond did not materialize. One girl was shot, and two houses were penetrated with stray bullets. One of the houses was at 633 North Thirteenth street, where the bullet went through a ehiitter, a window and into a bedroom. No one was hurt. The other bullet went through a house on North Second street, but did no damage. Twelve pistols were confiscated on the Fourth. The ordinance prohibited the upg of the weapons for celebration purposes, but several braved the law in order to fire a few shots.

lege or standard normal school, it is j department of agriculture, give the 8aid. numbtv of hogs in Indiana as 4,580,000.

There are 51 accredited high rchools in Indiana. The Indiana securities law is selfsupporting. In fact, at . the end of the last fiscal year, the receipts provided a surplus of several thousand dollars, which reverted to the general fund of the state treasury.

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Who's Who in the Day's News

MRS. BEN HOOPER Mrs. Peter Oleson, chosen to make the race for the United States senate by the Democrats of Minnesota, will have a rival for national attention in

the fall elections in

After Dinner Stories Betty, who is four, had been scolded by auntie for some misdemeanor, and her feelings were badly hurt. She kept referring to the matter, and saying to aunty: " All right for you. I don't care for you any more." Finally auntie retorted: "Well, all right for you then. If you don't care about me any more. I won't need to get. you that ice cream cone I intended to buy for you." Betty looked .abashed for a moment. She did not want to. unbend so far as to accept a bribe, but she disliked to lose that ice cream cone. . Then her face brightened with a happy thought. 'Oh uh April fool!" she said triumphantly. Elizabeth, aged six, went to visit her grandmother in the country for the first time. To her amazement grandma took off her hair and laid it on the bureau. After that she took out her teeth and put them in a glass of water. Elizabeth's eyes could pop open no wider, as she excitedly exclaimed: "Oh, grandma! do let me see you taka out your tongue.!"

Speaking movies on a new principle, said to be not unlike the transmission of photographs over telegraph lines, are being produced in Germany. Light waves are converted into sound waves and amplified.

Shut-in Cards Send a cheerful message to those confined. RICHMOND ART STORE, 829 Main "Richmond's Art and Gift Shop"

f$ the person of Mrs. - 4 Ben Hooper. The

StfiS-i'fiMsS Wisconsin TVmn'

ifv 1 era tic state con- ' vention has in-

aorsea jurs. lien vj. Hooper of Oshkosh for the senatorial nomination at the primaries in that stafe in August. The nomination was uncontested. Mrs. Hooper is

of the Ijeaeue

ecu Hooper, of Women Voters and is known as one of the pioneer workers for woman suffrage. She has taken a deep interest in national and state politics for years. .- Her campaign promises to be an interesting one, partly because she will run on what may be considered by the strict drys as a wet platform. The convention, after debating the wet and dry issue at some length, adopted a compromise plank which' recommends that if changes are to be made in existing dry, laws the proposed changes must be submitted to Wisconsin voters in the spring elections next year.

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the market place. They thought of love and marriage, of wreaths upon the brow, of riding in a carriage to church, to make a vow. And where is now the maiden who walked the shore with me? She chases voters, laden with handbills fierce to see. She's out electioneering, she wants a public snap, while modern dames are cheering, and all the flappers flap. She's making dippy speeches, she trots from door to door, and I can find no peaches along the sandy shore. The girls are all so busy! They leave no graft untried. I drive my old tin Lizzie, and no one wants a ride. And once the laughing friskers came round me where I sat, and poured sand in my whiskers and kicked holes through my hat. But now the girls are flapping or doing kindred chores, and I. an old man, napping, can't find my Lost Le-nores.

given his seat to a lady in a street

car?

What Rabelais Pantagruel would have thought of feasting with this

modern "hoqtch?"

What salary Julius Caesar would get if he went into the "movies?" Marcel Steinbrugge. "

Trotzky denies the story that he was once a street car conductor in New York. Well, the street car conductors will not try to prove it on him.

Dr. Carrington, psychologist, will remove a cat's astral body and photograph it. Of course, nine exposures will be necessary.

Sign on an office door in Hartford, Conn.: "Dr. Bridge, Dentist." '

Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY: He was congratulated for his ADVANCE. Judge a man's character by his ACTS. It was the ACTION of a mad man. Coffee serves as a STIMULUS. His ACCESS to the throne was hailed with delight. SAY: He was congratulated for his ADVANCEMENT. Judge a man's character by his ACTIONS. It was the ACT of a mad man. Coffee serves as a STIMULANT. HIS ACCESION to the throne was

hailed with delight.

Facts About Indiana

The number of sheep in Indiana as last announced was 928,000.

On Sept. 30, 1921, there was a population of 1,012 at the Indiana State Soldiers Home. Of this number, 735 were women and 277 were men.

The secretary of state in Indiana is ex-officio member of the bank charter board, board of public buildings and grounds, board of public printing and the securities commission.

Nearly three-fourths of the school

teachers of Indiana are said to be

graduates of high schools or the equivalent. Last reports made to George C. Bryant, statistician for the United States

There are fifteen standard colleges and universities in Indiana, according to the state board of public Instruction.

STOMACH GAS OFTEN SIGN OF DANGER

Jaques'. Little Wonder Capsules Relieve Serious Indigestion

The total amount -of taxes in Indiana for 1921 for all purposes was $117,H85.364.74, according to the state tax board.

There are ten colleges or normal schools in Indiana which do not meet the requirements of a standard col-

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Rippling Rhymes By Wait Mason

LOST LENORE Beside the sea I saunter, and long for Lost Lenore; I want her, oh, I want her, but she comes back no more. Here once we roamed together, when all the world was sane, and talked about the weather, the price of hay and grain. Then maidens were not flapping, and they were full of grace; you didn't see them yapping around

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I WONDER If Queen Elizabeth would wear a onepiece bathing suit and eat Eskimo pie? How long Napoleon would have lasted as a general in the recent war? If Ivanhoe was as great a hero in his age as Bioe Ruth is today? There were no newspapers in those days. If Anne Boleyn could have been divorced Henry VIII according to the laws of North Dakota? If Christopher Columbus would have

HELPEll PAIV IX HFR BACK Most miodle-aed men and women are glad to learn that Foley Kidney Pills afford a way to escape sleep disturbing' bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism and other kidney and Madder Ills. Mrs. Mary Bourke, 1097 McAllisJ.ST ,St-. San Francisco, Calif., savs: Foley Kidney Pills very quickly stopped a bad pain In my back and -I tell my friends to try Foley Kidnev Pills for that trouble." Contain no opiates, harmful or habit forming drufcs. A. G Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main St. Advertisement.

a hundred. "got no relief. The gas blew me up 1 ike a porcupine and I had awful colic The quantity of explosives used in : attacks. Finally I heard of Mayr's the United States during the calendar Wonderful Remedy and it has certainyear of 1921 was lower by more than ly fixed me up fine. I am now as 30 per cent than the amount consumed ' good as ever." It is a simple, harmin 1920. j less preparation that removes the ' 1 catarrhal mucus from the intestinal FIFTY YEARS AGO tract and alla's the inflammation a TK-nmaT, t ,.r,r , which causes practically all stomach, llZl 'v.?'1"8:' was steeIEe hiver and intestinal ailments, includ-

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same medicine for the women of the world. During the last year almost 500 tons of carefully selected herbs were used in fhe manufacture of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vppotnhlo CnmnnnnH !

" A woman's medicine for woman's ailments. Have you tried, it? Advertisement.

ir.g appendicitis. One dose will convince cr money refunded. Clem Thistlethwaite's 7 Drug Stores, A. G. Luken Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

The Bank for ALL the People 2nd National Bank

Lowest Prices in Town on High-Grade Furniture Giitiman Furniture Co.

405-407 Main

Phone 6160

"TIZ" FOR TENDER, SORE, TIRED FEET Ah! what relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns, callouses or bunions. No

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; J. A. Jordan. 95 Second street. Albany, X. T., knows what It Is to be discouraged and distressed by sumach trouble. He has found real relief That others may g-et the same great help he writes this letter: "For several weeks I had been troubled with loss of app'etite and when I did eat felt very distressed and bloated. an was becoming: very discouraged. A friend recommended your Little Wonder Capsules, and before retiring at night I took two capsules, and can truthtfully state fftat the following morning I had my first real desir for breakfast, and from then on have experienced none of my former trouble. Jaques Little Wonder Capsules are quick, sure relief for indigestion, dyspepsia and constipation. On- sale at Thlstlethwalte'a Drug Stores. Richmond, Ind., or 60 cents bv

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