Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 172, 21 July 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JULY-21, 1922.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM -1 - - - j Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond. Indiana, a3 Second-Class Mail Matter. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Prss 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 spe- . clal dispatches herein are also reserved. Good Roads forisolated Communities Indiana has an enviable reputation in all parts of the country for its good roads. Interview any tourist who parks at Glen Miller park

and you will find that his praise of our road system is unstinted. His compliments cover not only our main highways, but many of our side roads. What this means to the state in the form of advertisement and the creation of good will cannot be estimated in dollars and cents. Genuine praise of this sort brings its revenue to Indiana in many ways, and 'all of us share in it directly and indirectly. Motorists of our own community who have .? tried some of thefbad roads of other states do not i hesitate to" tell their friends about their experiences, with the suggestion that these states be avoided if possible on long tours. I There is, however, one phase of our road sysi tem that should receive attention at the earliest

moment. While our main arteries of travel, which are the ones tourists usually use, are rapidly being put into excellent condition, a large number of the side roads are in poor condition. The? main roads out of Richmond in many directions are good. But the roads that go into the isolated portions of this county and of others are still far from being in an ideal condition. During the summer months no one can complain, sut during the rest of the year they are almost impassable. This condition concerns not only the persons who live along these roads, but also the city dwellers. If a farmer finds the road leading from his house to a main highway in bad condition, he is forced to stay at home until the road permits of travel. This keeps him from delivering his produce to the market, from making purchases, from enjoying the forms of relaxation and amusement, which combined make for his happiness and prosperity. The improvement f these roads should be undertaken as soon as the political units are able to pay for the change. If a poor road keeps a farmer from going to market, it does not justify its existence. A highway that .is im

passable for weeks at a time handicaps every) person who lives along it. Public policy suggests j

its improvement at an early date. These improvementscannot be made in a few months, but the betterment of these lateral roads must not be lost sight of in the urge for other i changes that are intended to help the community.

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Answers to Questions ' (Any reader can pet the answer to J any question by writing The Palladium j , Information Bureau. Frederick J Haskin. director, Washington. D. C. This of5 fer applies strictly to Information. The bureau does not gve advice on let?al. ' medical and financial matters. It does 4 not attempt to settle domestic troubles, ; nor to undertake exhaustive research , on any subject. Write your question I plainly and briefly. Give full name and i address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the Inquirer. - Q. What makes oriental rugs crooked? E. B. G. ! A. Most of these rugs have a woolen warp. They are apt to he crooked

on account of the elasticity of the wool, j For this reason cotton is supplanting j -wool, especially for the large rugs i made to order for the European and I American markets.

Q. How deep can ducks dive? J L. K-

A. Sea and bay ducks can dive deeper I than those of the fresh water group, j They have been known, according to

Chapman, to descend to a depth of 150 feet or more. Q. When was butter first used as food? A. G. A. Butter has been in use from early .historic days, and is first mentioned in the Bible in Genesis IS: 8. It was used both as food and medicine, and also as an ointment and for burning in lamps. One of the earliest methods of making butter was to jar the milk roughly by placing it in skin bags or pouches hung over the backs of trotting horses.

Q. Did Russell Sage give the money i for the foundation that bears his j name? H. J. !

A. At his death, Mrs. Sage received unconditionallv a fortune of more than 850,000,000 to be used as she saw fit. Her greatest single benefaction was the ?ift of $10,000,000 in 1907 for the establishment of the Russell Sage

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can," "Take It," "Up" ACCEPTABILITY A graceful loser is an Inspiring person, but I rather admire most the graceful accepter he who is not quite certain what he Is accepting, though certain that he is unafraid. When Franklin Lane, one of the members of President Wilson's cabinet, was told that he had but a few hours to live, he made no complaint, merely answering: "I accept!" And in that statement was crystalized all the heroism of his useful and splendid career. To walk face forward ready to meet fortune or misfortune with the SAME smile well, that is acceptability of the right sort. No one understands" this better than does a mother. How often one hears of that famous picture that was exhibited in Chicago at the World's Fair in 1892 "Breaking Home Ties." The boy is at the door with his rude bundle, about to leave. The mother is looking bravely into his eyes and praying a century of prayers into one short one. The father is silent, as are also the other members of the family. Even the dog who sits at the feet of the boy seems to understand this great business of going out into the world alone. But the mother, the father, the sisters, and even the dog, accept no one flinches. Soon the door will be closed and the boy will be out to test his metal unaided. There is nothing that is able to warm the soul to white heat quite so quickly as this acceptability. We need it in the morning when the day is at bud. We need it when under stress, and when alone, bound by a conflict of desires and decisions. The most difficult task when any question comes up is the decision regarding it, one way or the other. Once you decide, you have a road and can go ahead. But don't TRY too hard to accept just accept!

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Who's Who in the Day's News

FRANCIS efforts of

P. GARVAN the government to

force the Chemical Foundation Inc., headed by Francis P. Garvan, to re-

Q. When was the Royal Northwest ;turnj"LL government patent rights

Mounted Police organized? M. T. W.

A. It was organized in 1S73 by the Dominion government to preserve law and order in the wilderness northwest of Lake Superior. Q. Must the president of the United States take the oath of office in Washington? X. R. A. Customarily the president takes the oath of office in Washington, but there is no provision of law to that effect For instance, when Roosevelt as vice-president succeeded McKinley as president the oath of office was administered to him at the home of Ansley Wilcox, a Buffalo attorney, on September 14, 1901.

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One family . kept a housemaid a whole month. They were .cruising on a houseboat and she couldn't swim.

The papers say that nitrates are higher. But it will make no difference if you don't do much telegraphing.

A New York doctor, with quite a nifty practice, had just bought a new car, had been studying its parts and was all smoked up over it. A patient limped into the private office and seemed all tuckered out. The mind of the doctor was full of automobile instructions and he could think of nothing else. "I'm all in," said the patient. "You sotta fix me up somehow."

"What seems to be the trouble?"

asked the doctor; is it in your en

gine?" "I can't breathe without wheezing, said the patient.

"Just step into the saras-e and I'll

look you over," said the medical man

leading the way to the operating room.

"You say you wheeze a good deal?)

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congress during the Wilson administration, has brought Gavan into the spotlight. Garvan became acquainted with the details of the dye and chemical patent affairs while serving in several government capacities during the war. In November, 1917, Garvan

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rector of the United States bureau of investigation and manager of the New York office of the alien property custodian. On March 4, 1919, he was made alien property custodian and also assistant attorney general. He is now president of the Chemical Fdundation. Garvan was born in East Hartford, Conn., June 13, 1875, and studied at Yale, New York University law school and Catholic university. He began the practice of law in 1898. He held the office of assistant district attorney in New York from 1900 to 1910.

for many sports. "In this brief mundane journey," she said. "I wish to shine; so I'll be an attorney no wedding rings in mine. A girl can't be a winner if she sews patches weird, and diagrams a dinner for some one with a beard." She did as she expected, she saw her fame increase, and now she's been elected a justice of the peace. With honors she is laden, her roll has bulky grown, but she's a wintry maiden, all loveless and alone. No lighted

! window greets her when homeward

she returns, no loving husband beats her or borrows what she earns. Her progress was amazing:, but ever and anon I see her sadly gazing as though some prize were gone. It's when we're old and lonely, and tired and sad and" gray, that loving comrades only seem worth the price we pay.

No. 233 The Balanced Egg An ordinary egg is placed on end on the tablecloth by the performer, who thus emulates the famous feat of Columbus. The egg may be thoroughly examined, and the end shown to be unbroken. The spectators will find themselves unable to duplicate the trick. All that is necessary is a tiny pile of salt, which the performer previously placed on the table. The egg is pushed down on to the salt, which furnishes enough resistance to make the egg stand on end. When the egg is picked up the salt is whisked away by the hand. Copvrioht, list, by Public Ledaer Company

Facts About Indiana

(By Associated Press) The library of Indiana University at the last count had a total of 143,354 volumes. There are more than 200,000 farmers in Indiana.

The constitution of Indiana became

effective on Nov. 1, 1851.

After Dinner Stones The amateur dramatic society was preparing for a performance of "As You Like It." The dress rehearsal took place in a garden that was overlooked by a building in course of erection. As the amateurs postured and chanted the bard's beautiful lines. bricklaver3

above them laid bricks, carpenter? planed boards, and masons chipped stones. Toward the end of the play, during a pause in the rehearsal, a voice from the building operation was heard to say gravely: "I prithee, malapert, pass me yonder trowel."

muddleheaded all the time. But what else could we do? We had to put him in schoolmaster to keep him off the town. "We ain't going' to pauperize a man," he added, loftily, "if we can find anythin' for him to do."

In answer to the returned summer visitor's questions as to the welfare of Mr. Padett anH his lrhopootirmto nt,.

e is a democrat anu nas urnen a , Dorkin replied that "Jake" was teachprominent part in Irish organizations, j ing at tne llttle red schoomouse on

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vapor from a huge comet. But he adds, as a sort of pleasant postscript, that it will never happen.

We would go to Chautauqua for the summer, but we can't find a clean handkerchief.

Bookstore proprietor says flappers do not read. They don't have to. They know enough.

Let us hone the new bill to regulate

Then your carburetor needs adjusting. (the air will include supervision over

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."My knees squeak when I walk," wheezed the patient. "You need more oil in your transmission.".

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Y.Tien I want to go forward I often take a step backward." "The trouble is you start in reverse," said the doctor. "You should start ahead on low speed, then shift to second and then fo high. When you start right in on high you are almost sure to strip your gears." "Thanks, doctor. How much is, the bill?" "The bill." said the doctor, still thinking of his automobile, "the bill is $835.-the regular garage price, and I charge you nothing for parking here while I looked you over. But there will be something extra, of course, if I have to put in any new parts."

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JANE'S CAREER When Jane was young and flappy, the belle of all the town, she made young men unhappy, because she turned them down. And many wished to wed her. with wreaths upon her brow, but no one ever led her to make the solemn vow. She wished to be a lawyer, and practice in the courts; said wish was the destroyer of love

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YOUR DRUGGIST Does not keep Pinkham's Compound. Ha sells it. During the year 1920 nearly 3,000,000 bottles of this medicine were shipped from the factory at Lynn, Massa chusetts. There is also a branch' in Canada and one in Mexico. Lydia E. Pinkham's Yegetable Compound has the largest sale of anv

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Lessons in Correct English DON'T SAY: Strangers make the child COY. The bird was MODEST when I tried to feed it. Why are you so DIFFIDENT when I try to make love to you? Shunning school, he always was MODEST about his studies. There was a DIFFIDENT blush on her face before the wedding.

SAY: Strangers make the child BASH

FUL. The bird was SHY when I tried to feed it. Why are you so COY when I try to make love to you? Shunning school, he always was DIFFIDENT about his studies. There was a MODEST blush on her face before the wedding.

The most dangerous obstructions

along state roads have been whitewashed by the state highway commission to make them more noticeable at night.

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Senator Caraway says that President Harding Is responsible for the most flagrant violation of the Eighteenth Amendment that he could, with the stroke of a pen. stop the selling of liquor on board American vessels.

CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS Headache INDIGESTION Stomach Trouble -SOLD EVERYWHERE- "

The census of 1920 showed that In Indiana there were four persons en gaged in farming who were born in Finland. The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was the first Greek letter sorority established at Indiana university. It was established in 1870.

The state board of pardons and paroles meets once a month.

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