Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 161, 8 July 1922 — Page 6
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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. 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 this paper, and also the local "f8 published herein. All risrhts of republication of special dispatches herein arf also reserved.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1922.
Restriction of Immigration That the United States never will return to the wide open door immigration policy is the belief of Representative Johnson, chairman of the house committee on immigration and father of the present restriction law. Passage of a permanent restriction measure at next winter's session is prophesied by. Johnson. The bill he expects to see passed gives all countries a base quota of 600 plus two per cent of .the aliens from . that country in the Unittr States. As the situationinow stands the present three per cent restrictive a&t has been extended for a two-year period from July 1. Johnson favors the enactment of permanent legislation which will become effective before the expiration of the two-year period. "Many persons wonder why the percentage
law has not been tightened up and made more binding?' says Johnson in discussing the situation. "Some 'ask why congress has not enacted a law completely suspending immigration for a period of years. Let me remind all of these questioners that it took more than 25 years of continuous effort to get a law even as restrictive as the three per cent act. "Each and every bill designed really to restrict immigration passed by the senate and house from the first days of the administration
of Grover Cleveland to the last days of -the administration of Woodrow Wilson was vetoed for some reason or other, usually because the pro
posed law interfered with that nonsensical notion that the United States was always to be the asylum for the oppressed of the world. "In my opinion, the act limiting immigration to 355,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30 came in the nick of time. It has saved the United States in that year from an influx of fully 1,500,000 immigrants at a time when we could neither assimilate nor employ them. "When -the year is , up we will find that 250,000 immigrants have been admitted, including 2,800 or 2,900 who have been admitted temporarily for reasons of humanity and because of difficulties in getting the new law into operation."
Answers to Questions (Any reader can cret thie answer to Any question by writing- Th? Palladium InformaMon Bureau. Frederick J. Huskin. director, Washington. D.-C. This offer applies strictly to in foi-matlon. The bureau does not give advice on leai, medical and financial matters. Tt does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhausttve research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Givtj full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer. Q. How long does anti-typhoid vaccination last? P. R. K. A. Three doses of the vaccine are injected under the skin at intervals of aborit one week. After each dose there may be slight swelling and tenderness. Sometimes there is fever and headache for a short time. This vaccination affords protection against typhoid fever which lasts from one to four years. Q. How many different articles are handled by druggists? G. E. C. A. There are now more than 5,700 articles in the department of drugs, chemicals, oils, etc., and about 8.000 in the department of proprietary or patent medicines,, while various sundries bring up the total number of articles handled by the drug trade of today to approximately 25,000. Q. From what musical instrument was the piano developed? J. W. A. Primitive man discovered that the string on a hunter's bow emitted a tone when plucked. After a time the harp was evolved. The cithara was a development of the harp. Then came the dulcimer, the clavicord, harpsicord and pianoforte. Q. What can be used to give mirrors and windows a polished look? F. C. S. A. Apply calcined magnesia moistened with benzine. Q. Can a man be held to a contract he made while he was intoxicated? E. B. B. A. The general rule is that contracts made by a person under the influence of liquor are voidable but not void, so that if some innocent third person for value acquires rights the contract is binding upon the person making it. If a person makes a .tontract when he is so far under the influence of liquor as to be deprived of his senses, and the contract is so onesided as to be unreasonable, the question of fraud may enter into the transaction.
TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It' "Up" CONCENTRATION I am reminded time and time again that concentration is, in my humble judgment, one of the major virtues. Take the average human worker today, give him a task and then leave him and ycu are almost sure to see a picture of wobbling and star-gazing. I have in mind a poor immigrant boy whose father and mother could neither read nor write, but whose desire to see their small boy do the things that they had missed, was so strong that the' mother said she would rather starve than not see him get an education. It has been my pleasure to see that boy rise year by year in usefulness and power. I have watched him work. He concentrates. He gets things done. Then he goes to other things and gets them done. What a debt the world -owes to Marconi, the great inventor of the wireless telephone! It was only a little while ago that his announcements were received with doubt and skepticism. Now the entire world listens when he has an announcement, for they have seen the practical demonstration of his years and years of concentration. Recently this wizard man stated that he wanted the pleasure of sending a word around the world in just a few minutes. I am one who expects to see him accomplish this ambition. You with the ability to concentrate and the inclination to plan ahead the world wants you! Concentration gets things started, puts them through to a finish and then opens up new and more important things to do. i And concentration arouses interest, which is one of the greatest factors in any success. I can imagine Columbus going to bed at night and waking up in the morning with but one single thought in his mind new land, an undiscovered world! For, after one of the most daring attempts in the history of the world at that time, he won his goal because when everything and all on board seemed lost forever, this Columbus could give but one command: "Sail on and on and on!" I'll change that command just a little and make it into 'a motto for you who read this brief Talk: Keep on and on and on.
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After Dinner Trick
Who's Who in the Day's News
Facts About Indiana Organization of Indiana after it became a state was left largely in the hands of the general assembly. No , state or local officers were elected by the people except the governor, sheriffs and deputies.
Forty-three thousand, nine hundred nd 6ixty-eight persons visitexi the state museum during 1921, an increase of 32,590 over the previous year. In 1827, eleven years after Indiana became a state, there were thirty mail routes, nearly all weekly. On one route, mail left Lawrenceburg at 2 p. m. Monday, and arrived at Indianapolis at 6 p. in. Wednesday. This is a fair example of the service, at that time. Indiana college became Indiana university in 1835.
The total number of children attending the schools of the state in 1922, was 801,738, according to J. Hubbard, deputy state superintendent of public instruction. At the beginning of 1830, Indianapolis had a weekly mail to Madison, Louisville, Elizabeth, Ky., Petersburg, Terre Haute, Mooresville, Koblesville and Lawrenceburg. Twice a week service was provided for Brookville and Dayton.
WILLIAM TYLER PAGE William Tyler Page, who seeks the Maryland senatorial seat now held by Senator Joseph I.France, is proud of the fact that he is a descendant of Presi
dent Tyler and also of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. That Page is in
dued with the spir-j
it ma cmuestuis possessed is indicated by the fact that he won the $1,000 prize offered a few years ago by the city of Baltimore for the best "America's Creed."
wm. Tyler Pass- pa2e is clerk of
the house of representatives and has '
held that post for 40 years. He is probably one of the best known figures among the government employes at the capitol.
keep liquor in his own cellar. But he can't if he has any friends.
Old Bill Shakespeare seems to have been somewhat of a radio bug himself, for he hooked up "The Tempest" to an Ariel.
Milwaukee church has barred .women "who wear knickers. But the women who wear knickers will never know it. Europe has been trying to find a substitute for work and without very much success.
The first two banks to receive charters from tho territorial legislature of Indiana, sitting at Corydon, occurred in 1814. The banks were located in Vincennes and Madison and were granted charters of 20 years', duration. ' The appellate court was created In Indiana by the legislature in 1891. Musings for the Evening Astronomers have discovered that Venus is inhabited but Mars is not.
all of which comes under the head of something more to worry about. j They are shipping liquor In water-! melons. But you can't very well carry ;
a watermelon on the hip. It has been decided that a man can
Lessons in Correct English Don't Say: -,' The salesman DEMANDED lodging for the night. The bandit REQUESTED his victims to throw up their hands. The film was made at a MONSTROUS expense. He can LEARN you many things. He HIRED his house to a tenant. Say: The salesman REQUESTED lodging for the night. The bandit ORDERED his victims to throw up their hands. The film was made at an ENORMOUS expense. He can TEACH you many things. He LEASED his house to a tenant.
After Dinner Stories Six-year-old Dora returned unusually early from school the other day. She rang the, door bell. There was no answer. She rang again, a little longer. Still there was no response. A third time she pressed the button, long and hard. Nobody came to the door, and she pressed her nose against the window pane and in a shrill voice, which caught the ears of every neighbor, called: "It's all right, mamma, I'm not the installment man." "Propaganda is a new word that has lately been mastered hv elovon.
year-old Mary Ellen Sparks," says the Tannprs frppV Tlmoc "CTi mnna-
- - - . . ..... .j . ..' v. uiauaca to use it one or twice every day. Last J
nigni alter supper Mary Ellen was starting for the picture show when her mother said she must stav at home and wash the dishes. Mary said to herself in a scornful undertone: 'All this talk about American being a free country is nothing but propaganda.' "
No. 225 The Magnetized Walnut An English walnut is held between the tips of the thumb and forefinger. After having been rubbed on the coat to generate "magnetism" the thumb is removed and the nut adheres to the tip of the forefinger, as shown in the diagram. In rubbing the walnut secretly spread the shells a trifle at the top. The tip of the finger is pressed into the opening, and when pressure is released the half shells will grip a bit of the flesh of the fingertip. The walnut will then adhere until removed by the other hand. A matchbox can be similarly "magnetized." by pinching the fingertip between the drawer and the cover of th box. Copvrieht, 192:, by Public Ledger Companv
Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years ' Ago Today
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
Harry C. Sandusky, landscape architect of Cincinnati, was secured by the Richmond Park and Lake company to lay out the drives and lots in the new park. The excepticnal natural possibilities offered in this new addition made it one of tho most desirable locations in the state for residence during the hot summer months. With the completion of the dam, a large lake was to be created which would be fed by innumerable springs which abounded in that territory.
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The silk industry consumes about 1,500 tdns of metallic tin a year in the form of tetrachloride and recovers about 40 percent. Consumption of pig tin for this purpose is about 900 tons.
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FOOLING AWAY TIME. That my taste needs some correctives I adm!.l w'th streaming eyes, for with yo'os of tbap detectives I waste houis that I should Drize. I should read the volumes deathless writ by men of bulging domes, but I fo'low, pale and breathless, the exploits of Sherlock Holmes. Y'hile my wiser neighbor traefs Einstein's theory to its source. I, with Cleek of Forty Faces, mix with sinners vile and coarse. I pass up the stately diction of philosophers and seers, and the tinhorn sleuths of fiction are my comrades through the years. And my aunts, with eyes accusing, tell me how I'm wasting time but I find the sleuths amusing, and they're surely not a crime. I have found it doesn't matter what a fellow likes to do. some cne's bound to rise and splatter burning language over ycu. Lf I liked tho works of Bacon, my fierce aunts would rise and say, "By your reason you're forsaken, since you read that stuff all day!" So, ignoring the objectives of the good and wise and true, i commune with punk detectives who've just found a hopeful clue.
Release Shelhyville Man Taken on Liquor Charge SHE LB Y VI LLE , Ind., July 8. After pleading not guilty when arraigned in court Friday on charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. Howard Dennis was released on $500 ball to appear July 15. Dennis was arrested Thursday night after It had been reported to the police that a quantity of. liquor had been unloaded at the Dennis home from an automobile. A five gallon container filled with "white mule" and 22 pint bottles of beer were found.
There are three documents with which every American should be familiar the Declaration of Independence, proclaimed on July 4, 1776; the Articles of Confederation, providing for a Union of the states; and the Constitution of the United States which is the highest law of the land. A thorough understanding of the history and government of this country is not possible without a knowledge of these three historic papers. Our readers are offered entirely free a remarkable booklet containing not only these three documents, but interesting records by the leading constitutional and historical authorities telling how they were drawn. Write for your copy of this instructive booklet today. Fill out and mail the coupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage. Write your name and address clearly. T0 not send thu coupon to Th Palladhirn. Mall It direct to Washington. j Information Bureau, t Washington. D. C : Frederick J. Haskin. Director. I : THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM I I I enclose herewith two cents' ; in stamps for return postage on : a free copy of the Constitution ; Booklet. : I Name ; Street : city State An eighth or ninth of the soapstone quarries in the United States is waste, but it is planned to utilize this waste as a substitute for low grade talc. Dr. Simpson's Vegetable Compound is the most effective "alterative" or blood purifier ever known. Cleanse your system thoroughly with this great remedy, and feel the effects of
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Johnson County Farm Valuations Are Reduced FRANKLIN, Ind., July 8. Farm land valuations in Johnson county have bpen rprfncfxl hu rwtv t? non non
from the 1921 valuations and city real
estate valuations have been materially increased in the "true valuations" readjustment made this year , the county assesFor announces. Although there was a slight Increase in values placed on farm land improvements, land values were reduced from six to 25 per cent in every township. Average values for farm lands, unimproved, are $103.66 an
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1921 valuations of $141.24 and 156.60 per acre. The average reduction amounts to 24 per cent.
OFFER MEMBERSHIP PRIZES LIBERTY, Ind., July 8. A prize of a free trip to the state fair home economics cehool is offered by the Union county farm bureau to the girl obtaining the largest number of memberships in the farm bureau. Regulations governing the contest will be announced in a few davs.
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Vassar faculty members will have
increased salaries if the campaign for raising $3,000,000 is successful.
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