Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 162, 10 July 1922 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1922.
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Chaotic Germany
i "There can be no doubt of the truth of the
declaration made by the German Clerical and Social Democratic parties, in their appeal to the
German People's party to enter the government coalition, that needs of the hour demands the enrollment of all the national elements who are
willing to lend active aid in the work of safe
guarding and building up the republic," says the Indianapolis News. "The German republic has
not been really safe since its establishment, and its safety is probably more menaced now than
ever. Following the assassination of Dr. Rath
enau, conditions became more deplorable than
they were before, when they were bad enough.
"The government has not at any time been
able to exert ordinary governmental authority over the country, x and has had to pick its way with extreme care to maintain itself at all. At
no time have the junkers given up their expecta
tion of a monarchical restoration, and they have
been shockingly defiant in their attitude toward established authority. Uproars and outbreak
that lead to physical encounters recur in the
reichstag from time to time, which can only
be ended by adjourning the session. There are
monarchical demonstrations by the royalists and
anti-monarchical demonstrations by the republi
cans, but withal there are few demonstrations in
favor of the. government as it is constituted.
The world's genial dissatisfaction seems to be
even more acute and more frankly expressed in
Germany than elsewhere. Repeated strikes occur, more often caused by political or social than
industrial influences. The money printing presses persist in their output and the value of the mark has continued to sink until it is now very near the disappearing point, which is not
surprising when it is shown that the paper circu
lation has increased from 4,234,000,000 marks
in 1914, at the outbreak of the war to 169,185,
228,000, including 11,250,000,000 marks issued
last week. ,
"What all this will lead to is problematical
but it looks very much as if complete collapse
were not far distant unless some force within
Germany is able to bring about a radical reform. That the possible efforts of . such a collapse should disturb the diplomats is natural. That they are not doing anything to prevent it seems to be apparent, but it seems equally apparent, that with conditions such as they are in Germany, nothing can be done."
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Answers to Questions; (Any reader can set the answer to any question by writing The Palladium Information Bureau. Frederick J. HaskIn, director. Washington. D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. Tha bureau does not give advice on lesral. medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research 1 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 tha Inquirer. Q. How tall Ip Pershing and -what does he -weigh? H. G. A. General Pershing's height Is 72 inches or exactly eix feet and he weighs between 185 and 190 pounds. Q. How fast can railroad trains run? D. R. B. A. The modern express passenger locomotive can run 112 miles an hour ion a straight, heavy-rail track if the engine Is ballasted by a train behind it to prevent its jumping the track. In actual practice 50 miles an hour is not often exceeded. Q. Did a negro help lay out the city of Washington? D. S. A. Benjamin Banneker, a negro mathemetician assisted in fixing the boundary lines of the District of Columbia and in laying out the city of Washington. Q. How Jong have dice been used in gambling games? W. T. S. A. There is no period of history, and no nation, in which some form of dice has not been used. The Invention of dice is attributed to Palamedes, about 1244 B. C. but the use of cubes with numbered sides for gambling purposes probably pre-dates that.
Q. If the letter I is considered a word, is the letter K a word also? R.
M. K.
A. I Is both a letter and a -word, while K is a letter but not a word. Q. How long have dictionaries been in use? B. R. L. A. The first dictionaries were used by the Assyrians and Bablyonians to explain not words but signs. The oldest surviving distionary, compiled by Apollonius of Alexandria, in Augustus' time, is a glossary of Homer's words. Q. Where was Chief Justice Marshall buried? L. S.
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TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" IT'S HOW YOU GET UP Long ago I decided that I would never condemn a human being for his mistakes. Most of us have been very much down at times. It's how a man gets up that counts! Many years ago, I heard a debate between an ex-governor and a congressman. The congressman was out for the scalp of the ex-governor. The ex-governor spoke first and gave a wonderful speech, full of sincerity and wisdom. The crowd was evidently his. Then-the congressman spoke and" for over an hour and a half uttered nothing but a tirade against all that the ex-governor had tried to accomplish during a useful life. The crowd was quick to guess his caliber and, so, often hissed. The ex-governor had but a half hour for rebuttal. He stepped out to the front of the platform and in his own manly style, clear of voice, spoke this sentence: "I would rather have been a monkey twenty years ago and a man now, than a man then and a monkey now!" The congressman melted away. It isn't how you get down, but how you get up. It's the spirit of your determination to make something of yourself that counts, that establishes your right to the world and all that it has to give. You may be very weak after your fall, you may even stagger and be unsteady. But if you will to stand, and stick to your resolution until Strength gradually comes, you may enter the ranks of the strongest and be unafraid. It's how you get up and what you decide to do after you have risen that will make the future respect you. Every man is in debt to all mankind. And so our debts should be paid in the best medium we are able to earn and give. If you fall twelve times, get up the thirteenth! Keep one lap ahead of Failure all the time, and some' of these days, Failure is going to get very tired and itself drop by the wayside, leaving you one of the powerful and helpful figures of the world. It's how you get up and why. Remember that.
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ASSOCIATION STRIVES TO GUT DEATH RATE OF MOTHERS, BABIES (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 10. The high' death rate among women of the United! States during childbirth and the iJ
norance of the proper methods of nnrs-
lng and care of the mother have led' the Maternity Center association of
New York to publish 12 talks for moth
ers stressing the vital importance of. complete maternity care. More than
a million of the pamphlets will be dls-. tributed nationally.
Teh association asserts that more' wcmen between the ages of 15 and 45 die from causes Incident to maternity, than from any other cause except tuberculosis. Dr. Haven Emerson of the association's advisory board estimates that only one woman out of 17' in the United States receives the bene1 fit of modern medical and nursing scU epce at childbirth. The result. It Is said, is that more than 20,000 women lose their lives during childbirth each1 year, more than 100,000 babies are fconv dead and more than 100,000 die under the age of one month. The association hopes to convince expectant mothers that prenatal care Is needed, and lead them to presenti
their cases to local nursing and public' health organizations and receive per-1 eonal advice and direction. ;
After Dinner Trick
Safety First Maxims
She was a proud and haughty miss, Not just the sort we'd like to kiss; Grandly she paid the conductor fare, Then left the car with vacant stare, Seeing the car steps not at all; Pride always goes before a fall! The average boy, on vacation in the country, learns to have respect for hornets' nests quicker'n his pa an ma learn to have respect for street car an' railroad crossings! I guess the auto driver who does not keep his foot on the brake lever and his hand on the horn button, for-
fith'l835 and was buried in Shockhoe sets he ever was a kid and played 1 , . -n 1 a it .In tho c t met "
Hill remeterv at Richmond. Va,
Q. What was the Devil's Bible? J. F. M. A. Devil's Bible was the popular name of a manuscript Bible written on ass-skin. The name arose from. a legend that the writing was the work of a man who by the Devil's help accomplished it in a few hours in order to save his life, but who in return became the slave of the Evil One.
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See a man has discovered the seat occupied by Julius Caesar. That's not so much. We know a man who discovered a seat on a street car. Gasoline prices going up this summer. What effect will that have on Hank's boom for president? Havine invested in a new thin suit, the. profits of a hard-fousrht winter, we are now satisfied that the summer will be unusually cold and disagreeable. Eminent detectives says criminals are mostly not brave men, but it is jupt as touch to be shot by a coward. MALAY PROVERBS "Can you make the elephant's tusks T . IVnir liava nnnld lllf"
IO )tCrt. ill. I'UtD t-ww w,.... Not without the consent of the elephant. ' The baby is let play on the knees the monkey is nursed in the woods." Some woman will make a monkey ot the boy when he gets old enough. 'Put no confidence in a woman." How did the inhabitants of Malay find that out? t "A, quart cannot become a gallon. Evidently there are no bootleggers in "Where there are many unmarried vouths. it is there you find the young girls." And each one i3 looking out for her own interest, too! Marcel Steinbrugge. POSTPONE EXECUTION OF 11 RIGA. July 10. Word has been received that the execution of the 11 Petrograd clericals who had been sentenced to death for interfering with the seizure of church treasures, had been postponed.
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Tib Markle says the bird that goes batting ahead while he's blinded by the headlights of the car he's meeting, don't know where he's going but he sure is on his way! Anyway, th' feller that's to pilot that airplane a hundred people aim to ride around the world in, will have some advantage over the average bus driver; he won't need to watch for street cars at crossings!
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
After Dinner Stories An active churchman attends church services regularly, taking his young son with him. Usually the youngster stands the strain and makes no trouble. But on a recent Sunday the minister was waxing eloquent on the subject of the "Future State of the Church." As his voice rose in power and volume, he made the rafters ring with the question: "I ask you what 6hall be the future glory of the church?" A brief pause for breath, and he continued: "I repeat, what shall be be the future glory of the church?" The young hopeful turned to his father and said: "You tell him. dad
dy, and let's go. A train on one of the roads running out of Indianapolis struck an old horse at a crossing and one of the passengers became very much excited. Some one finally remarked on his nervousness and he replied, "Sir, if you had $20,000 of stock in this road you would feel just as I do." "Why, we only killed an old horse." "Exactly, but you don't know on what a mighty small affair dividends are passed nowadays."
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No. 217 To BaUuce Two Pennies on Edge Two pennies are held, balanced on edge, between the tips of Uie thumb ond forefinger, as shown in Figure 1. The spectators find the feat too difficult for them, but the performer accomplishes it with ease. The secret lies in a piece of a toothpick, which is slightly longer than the two pennies when placed side by side. The performer, with the pennies In his left pnlra, secretly places the niece of toothpick on top of them. He grips the toothpick firmly at the ends wiili his right thumb and forefinger, a!to exerting pressure on the coins (Figure 1). With a little practice both ran be lifted together, .and when the two coins are held facing the audience (Figure 2 , the toothpick is concealed behind them. Cop-vrtoM, jatt, hu Public Ledoer Company
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THE SUFFERERS Jim Beeswax has a grievous corn upon his snow-white toe, and all day long his beard is torn, he rends It in his woe. And when I pause beside his gate to pass the time o' day, he rails against the bitter fate that tortures him this way. He speaks not of the lovely morn, of flowers that scent the gale, but gives the facts
about hi3 corn, to every last detail. He does not note the landscape wide, the waving fields of grain, but tells of plasters he has tried, which failed to ease his pain. John Dorking is a cheerful gent who lives next door to me; his form by rheumatiz is bent,
till it's a sight to see. All kinds or plain and fancy aches along hU limbs career, and when from pain-racked dreams he wakes, he smiles from ear to ear. He likes to talk of pleasant things, of birds and buds and bees, and of the fragrant vine that clings to yonder pepper trees. He speaks of moonlight on the lakes, of streams by sunshine kissed, and when I ask him about his aches, he says they don't exist. I dodge Jim Beeswax when I can, sidestep him every day, to visit with this breezy man who laughs hi ills away.
Facts About Indiana Hoosiers von unusual recognition while fighting the Germans in the late war. Three hundred and forty-six were cited for bravery in action.
One hundred and forty-two persons applied for license to practice medicine in Indiana in the last fiscal year, and all passed the examination. Indiana furnished a total of 121.000
men to the United States army during the World war. More than 8.000 Indiana men saw service in the United States navy during the war. Hoosiors purchased $451,000,000 worth of liberty bonds during the war.
chased by residents of the state during
tne last stnle.
Indiana ranks seventh among the commercial flower growing states of the Union.
There are approximately 400 members of the Indiana Academy of Science.
War pavings, and thrift stamps amounting to $47,000,000 -were pur-
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Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY: A RELATIONSHIP of nations was sought. Their CONNECTION is somewhat strained. The employes have formed a CONFEDERATION. The COALITION of clubs will meet here. The CONNECTION was soon effected. SAY: A LEAGUE of nations was sought. Their RELATIONSHIP is somewhat strained. The employees formed a UNION. The FEDERATION of clubs will meet here. The ALLIANCE was soon effected.
American Jazz Craze 1
Plays Important Part In Night Life of Paris By WILFRID FLEISHER (United Press Staff Correspondent) PARIS (By mail to United Press).
There Is now an "American craze" in
Paris and American talent is playing an important and ever-increasing rola
in the fashionable night life of the
city.
The famous FoDies Bergeres Review
Is starring Nina Payne, a Kentucky girl, while the Casino de Paris starred Pearl White until a recent fire inter-
supted the performance, which Is,
however, soon to be resumed.
Paris is placarded from the Opera
to the Bois de Boulogne with lasge
posters of Pearl White and tho story of her career, written by herself, is being run serially in the "Liberte," an afternoon newspaper.
The Dolly sisters are making a "turn" at the Accacia Restaurant for supper every evening where Elsa Maxwell of Broadway fame is also appearing in a feature sketch.
But Paris ha3 again gone crazy on "Jazz," all the well-known American
tunes are being reprinted in Paris with fancy covers , where languid French flappers replace the bobbedhair American girls, and pictures of Mistinguette and Chevalier appear wreathed in flowers. Art Hickman's orchestra, which was an institution at the Ziegfeld Roof in New York, is now drawing large jazz-loving crowds to an upstairs res
taurant in the rue d Aunou, where att-er-theatre parties gather to shake a "Shimay" across the floor. Maurice, the New York dancer, is running a supper restaurant on the rue Caumartin, where he gives nightly dancing exhibitions with his partner, Lenora Hughes. Another fashionable "rendex-vous" of Paris society is the "So-Different" restaurant also on the rue Caumartin, whero a negro jazz band holds forth for the benefit of dancing fans.
Masonic Calendar
Friday. July 14 King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation.
New Westville Residents Have Youths Arrested EATON, Ohio, July 10. Three youngi men were arrested on suspicion onl
complaint of New Westville residents-, Saturday night, but were released aft-, er questioning. They had been observed acting suspicionsly In the village of New Westville and apparently loitering, near midnight, and residents of the village feared that a robbery was contemplatod.
A passing motorist, R. B. Morrow.
being appealed to, telephoned the Ea
ton police and followed the roadster in which the three were riding, to Eaton and identified it. The young men explained that they were having motor trouble and as no evidence against them could be secured, they were released.
Motor Launch Is Taking
Place of Old Houseboats
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, July 10 The flower-be
decked houseboats which American' visitors to Hampton Court, Henley and ,
other places on the Thames were wont to admire are fast disappearing from the river. The motor launch with a cabin capable of sleeping from two to four persons is taking its place. In a restless age the houseboat has been found too restful. It is going the way of other Victorian ideas. Twenty years ago one Chertsey firm used to build 14 new houseboats every year. Last year they built one. The demand now is for something that will move. Over 1,000 motor launches are now running in the Thames conservaancy area alone.
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MAN, 134 YEARS OLD, OLDEST IN U. S., DIES GREASY CREEK, Ky., July 10. John Shell, reputed to be 134 years old, and who claimed to be the oldest man in the United States, if not the world, died at his home here yesterday.
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