Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 268, 10 November 1922 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ' AND SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday b - , , Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Bunding. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Poet Office at Richmond. Indiana, a Second-Class Man Matter.

MKMBER OP THE ASSOCIATKD PRESS Th Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tha nsa for republication of all news dispatches credited to !t or not otherwise credited In tills paper, and aluo the local new published herein. All rights of republication of peclal dispatches herein are also reserved. Apathy at the Polls

Reports from all parts of Indiana, and Illinois as well, show that thousands of voters did not avail themselves of the opportunity to vote last Tuesday." The . absentees were a factor in the

ultimate result; whether decisive refusal to vote j-evealed an apathy not exist. ' :

In Chicago thousands of men and women could not "be induced to go to the polls, even when automobiles were placed at their disposal. In

many counties yf Indiana" the Bame indifference

was noiea.-i VThe necessity Vf ' voting should ticed, f or m in a democracy it is

method of expressing your decision as, to governmental policies and the men who are to. carry

them out.. The ease with' which we are

OH, NEVER MIND TRIVIAL THINGS . By George Matthew Adams

Life should be lived as a book is read by carrying every useful and happy recollection to the unread page, but counting the pages read as finished.' . . : One of the reasons why so many people appear commonplace is that they . never - drop their yesterdays they are always worrying and fuming about what Is already a thing of the past The interesting person is the one who accumulates as he lives only that which is able to serve him for fetter equipment as he strives and grows. , Lord Beaeonsfield was once asked what he considered the most remarkable the most, self-sustained and powerful sentence which he knew! His reply was "Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof! . God wouldn't appear great at all if His only purpose In placing us here On earth was to watch us play for a little while and then lie down to mysterious sleep. In thp study of great men, I find an almost total absence of worry on their part They seem to be driven, or led, or sustained by a strange understanrling-perbaps a super-faith which seems to close the experiences of each day, binding them Into a sort of book, each page being a thing new and. apart. . Thus they are able to construct a character that" 'stalks and stands high, like some lofty peak, above its lower fellows. The mother wipes the tears away from the eyes of the child, kisses its tinted cheeks, and says to it- "Never mind!" And immediately the smiles appear,' a new day is born, and play is resumed. There is no error of human kind too great to leave behind. Never mind, my friend. Time and love are able to coat over the deepest disappointments and to part the densest clouds. You must keep going on and up! If you live in yesterdays, you are bound to be buried within them and lost to the great things of life that may be born with the coming of each and every, new day. Never mind the things that can't "be helped that are already done or gone. Mind the things that are yet to come and to be.

Answers to Questions ( An read" can eret the answer to mi nnostlnn Vv wrlt'nor The Palladium Tnfnrmxtlon InrMii, Fre(1rik .T Hikn. director. "Wnnhlnfrton. T C. Th) ffer applies utrlctly to information. Thn biiru dnen not rlv advice on lPral. medical and financial matters. It doea not attempt to ettle domestic troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive research -on anv nuhlcct. Write your question plilnlv and briefly. Give full name and nd.lress and enclose two cents In stamps for return postasre. All replies are sent direct to the Inquirer. . - Q. When were cranberries first served with turkey? J. R. A. American cranberries were found growing wild by the early pilgrims. It is thought that they served them with wild turkey on Thanksgiving days, and for this reason have become associated with turkey and Thanksgiving day. Cranberries make a tart sauce or jelly. These are palatable with meat, and con"1" relatively larpe amounts of m'-" "-rntter, es pecially iron, calciur" .osphorus which are valuable to diet. ' Q. Were biovcles usl in England or thi United States first? J. V. H A. Bicycles were introduced into Englanff about 1S73 and into the United States in 1S77. Q. How does the refraction of theath's atmosphere alter the apparent position of the sun? J..L. L. ' A. The naval observatory says the refraction due to the earth's atmosphere causes the sun to appear slightly higher in the sky than its true portion. The maximum elevation, which occurs when the -sun is at thehorizen, about equal to the sun's apparent diameter. , -j Q. What Enelish authors were born in London? J. II. A. Bacon, Blake, Broun, Browning, Chaucer. Crashaw. Defoe, DeMorgan, Donne. Gafkell. Gibbon, Gray.Jlerrick, Hunt. Huxly, Johnson, Keats, Milton, Moore, Morris, Newman. Pater, Pinero. Pone. Mrs. Radcliffe, Rossetti. ;Ruskin, Stiirlev. Spenser, Swinburne, Walpole. Zangwtll. Q. What will make it hard to see through screens from the outside? W. U S. . . ; - A. If window scheens are pamted with a thin white paint, instead of with black, those inside the housfe may look through the screens easily, while outsiders can not see inside.. , Q. Who made the first steam engine? G. B. A. The first Instance of the use of steam as a motive power is assumed to have been the Aeolipile of. Hero Alexandria. In 1543 a Spanish captain, Blasco de Garay, is reported to have shown a steamboat of , his own Invention in Barcelonia harbor. The first patent for the application of steam power to machines was taken out by Thomas Savery in 169S. Watt's experiments on the steam engne date from the year 1765. Q Can a woman who married a foreigner before the new law went into effect regain her American citizenship? C. P. A. The new naturalization law proides that a woman who. before the passage of this act, has lost her United States citizenshp by reason of her marriage to an alien eligible for citizenship, may be naturalized. No de- . duration of intention shall be required. In lieu of the five year period of residence within the United States and the one year period of residence within the state or territory where the naturalization court is held, she shall have resided in the United 'States at least one year immediately precedl ng the filing of the petition. j Stops Falling Hair .What will stop my hair from falling out Parisian Sage. It will also stimui late new hair to frrow soft, thick and Irlosy and prevent dandruff. - Ask. A. t.1 Luken Drug- Co.. to show you the rrt&nv-back-nirantea printed on every packaite. Advertisement

exercise our franchise may be one reason why

many pay so little attention to it. Some of the European countries, which formerly were ruled by petty tyrants, are exulting in their right to

cast baljots in general elections. All Poland is enthusiastic in anticipation of the first election there, which is to be held in a few weeks. The patriotic fervor of the citizens, correspondents 'say, can hardly be described. Their newly acquired liberty is a source of patriotic pride, which is impelling them to express

their sentiments election. There elections. If an attempt of suffrage most or not, for" their

protest, yet we fail to exercise the very right which we acclaim to be an inherent one of "free

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people. If more of us, year by year, lose our interest in political issues and permit a diminishing number of persons to choose our officials, it will be an easy matter for a demagogue or designing boss to acquire control of the government. The best safeguard of our freedom is an intelligent participation at the polls where we will vote our convictions and have them recorded as our stated attitude toward the political parties seeking control of the government administra-

not go unno the approved . permitted to Ripnlinc? RWnes By Walt Mason MALIGNED This world is quite as good a place as I have come across; and, too, the far famed human race is not a total loss. We have a hopeless lot of scribes who toil and toil away, to show all people and all tribes are sunk in low decay. We have no true respect for Art, our view's a sordid thing: we'd rather drive a spangled crt than hear a tenor sing. Our souls are sunk in real estate, in fox and other trots: instead of striving to be great, we deal in vacant lots. Our homes all lack artistic charm, and one is like tho rest; we all have clocks that ring alarm, and bottles in a chest; we all have hatracks in the hall, our doorbell whirs and clangs, and on the eastern parlor wall. "A Yard of Roses" hangs. And thus we lead our sordid lives in our atrocious homes, and go to lectures with our wives, or read cheap lowbrow poems. I scarcely know why this is wrong, or why we are to blame, but highbrow authors, going strong, insist that its- a shame. We're reeking of the commonplace, we're gross as we can be; and yet the bum old humaj race is good enough for me. After Dinner Stories After raking the lawn on a wara summer morning, old Caesar decided that it was too hot to keep on, so went In search of. the woman of the house who had hired him for. the day. "Mis' Lutie," he said. "Ah done got a message dat mah sister out here in de country had a ha'd fall, and dey wants me to come right away." That afternoon the woman's hus band met- old Caesar downtown. "Why, Caesar," he said, "I thought you had to go to see your sister, Ju the country." "Yassuh, yassuh," the old negro hurriedly assured him: "Ah done started, suh; yas, suh. Den," he added in a sudden burst of inspiration, "Ah done got anudder message said she didn't fall so ha'd." Los Angeles Times. , "You'll have to dive off that tall cliff and rescue the heroine," pronounced the movie director. 1 "What!" ejaculated the star. "Why. there's not two feet of water below!" "Certainly noL" returned , the director comfortably, 'you can't possibly drown. Safety First Maxims For the benefit of the disappoint ed candidates, we might say that the pistol isnt in it with the average grade crossing as a sure, quick way of ending it all. , If they would soaK a few more speeders and bootleggers days instead of .dollars, maybe they would begin to respect the safety of folks a little more. Doc Woppel, the bonesetter, tells me he hasn't seen the inside of any THE HOPE OF THE WORLD The war of 1914 laid half the nations of the world in the dust. Their homes, their industries, their peace must be restored by the rising generation. - In them is the hope of the world. To make motherhood easier, to se cure for every baby a clean bill of health and a fair start in life that is the problem. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is an excellent medicine for mothers and for future mothers. For fifty years this medicine has been used .successfully in all non-surgical cases of women's diseases.-Adver tisement

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as freemen in the forthcoming will be few stay-at-homes at the were made to curtail our right of us would rise in clamorous ricks F1G.1 FIG 2 . 335 No. 335 Swallowing a Knife A table knife is taken between the bands horizontally and is raised to the mouth. The 'performer apparently slips the knife into his mouth and swallows it. As the knife lies upon the table, the hands are placed upon It as shown in Figure 1. .The tips of the finger are together, completely hiding the knife. The knife is raised from the table once or twice, being replaced each time. Finally, as the hands are raised from the table edge they drop the knife into the lap (Figure 2). The bands do not hesitate, bat are raised to. the mouth as though actually holding the knife (Figure 1). The head ia tilted back, and the hands pretend to let the knife slide down into the mouth. If the movements are quick and sure, this trick will cause quite a clamor of con sternation among the onlookers. Copvrioht, 1912, by Public Ledger Company shop that's kept clean and orderly for years; must be that accidents don' happen so often in that kind. It oughta go without saying that auto driv- that are' careful at steam road tr. .we a heap of respect for trolley c -.ugs. The Cilice Takers Society met last night and passed a resolution denounc ing the slogan, ay it with brakes and save the flowers.'. Sunday's as bad a day as any other for a kid to pick up a wire that's fallen down in the alley. M r T"! t usings ror ine evening THE SAD SEASON The melancholy days are come, The saddest of the year. The banquet season drab and glum Is slowly drawing near. The master of the toast will rise. With twinkle gay and bright And pull this new one, mid surprise, "We have with us tonight " And superannuated jokes Will crawl out of the tomb To haunt the faithful banquet folks And punctuate the gloom. The Anecdotes of Mike and Pat Will do their stuff once more. And none will dare to grab the hat And amble towards the door. ' For, when you pay ten bucks a plate For a dollar's worth of food, You must imagine it is great And all the talks are good. The banquet Is an awful smudge To which we fondlv cling. But, like the modern brand of budge, it is a aismai thing. Liners now at sea must come into port dry. It may be well to have a' I trie available police reserves and pa: troi wagons at the dock. Iowa farmer has just delivered pess'mists a hard swat He has raised a pumpkin large enough to make 137 me-sizea pumpiun pies. We are thoroughly in accord with the movement on the part of the government to collect fingerprints. The government can go through-our library and, from the books we have loaned, get enough fingerprints to last it several years. - Cable tells us that vaudeville faces ruin in Germany. Since the kaiser and crown prince left the stage there have been no big vaudeville features in that country. Isadora Duncan has shocked Boston, but that isn't such a hard stunt Local Druggists Guarantee Rheuma For Rheumatism What chance does any sufferer take when Rheuma Is guaranteed to banish rheumatism, lumbago, g-out and kidney ailments, or money back? Why not Investigate this offer? Talk to A. G. Luken Drus Co. about it. Rheuma must drive rheumatic poison from the system, bring- swollen Joints back to normal, and relieve all agony, or it costs nothing--People so crippled with rheumatism that they could not walk have hen ab solutely freed from the iron grasp of me aemon, rneumausra, witfl tne Kneuma treatment. A few hours after the first dose Rheuma begins to dissolve the uric acid and drive it frem the body through tha natural channels., . Everybody can afford Rheuma It's mot expensive, and money back if not entirely satisfied. Advertisement

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New Tariff Begets Reprisals Great Britain Retaliates by Making United States Pay a Vastly Increased Price for Crude Rubber. ,

By FREDERICK J. HASKIX WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 10. The reprisals against the United States because of the protective tariff act recently' passed by congress, which were predicted during its pendency, have begun. Great Britain has struck the first blow and aimed it at the American rubber industry. It will be recalled that during the months when the tariff act was pend ing, British interests protested against the high rates which would keep Brit lsh products out of the American mar ket. Delegations of business men from England appeared before ths ways and means and the finance committees asking lower rates. Their ap peals fell on deaf ears. This amount ed to a declaration of economic war. The United States erected a tariff wall to keep British goods out. " Now Great Britain, in retaliation, is striking back at a very tender spot in the American industry. , The British have well advanced a plan to make the United States pay a vastly increased price for crud-3 rubber. Not a pdund of rubber grows j on American soil. ' We must import all the rubber we need for the hun dreds of thousands of automobile tires, for electrical apparatus and for the hundred and one other uses to which this product Is put. The method being employed by Great Britain is to lay an export tax on the export of rubber from her possessions which produce this valuable commodity. Such possessions include the land of Ceylontv the Straits Settlements and the " Federated Malay States. These are the principal rubber producing areas of the world. Brazil produces rubber but because of a difference in quality and especially because of the manner of conditioning for export, the American rubbeindustry uses chiefly the product from the British rubber producing regions. The United states consumes as much crude rubber as all the rest ol the world put togther, so any govern mental action by Great. Britain tenc1 ing to increase its price is a direct blow at the United States. ' The tax must be paid to the government before the crude rubber can be exported, so the price of rubber laid down in the United States will be substantially higher. It is too, early to 'to make any definite estimates, but the rubber industry admits that the action of Great Britain will add millions of dollars to the American public's bill for tires as well as for the numerous other rubber articles of every day consumption. The American rubber industry Is protesting vigorously against the act Lessons in Correct English DONT SAY: ' v He BATTLED at Gettysburgh. He APOLOGIZED his crime to the judge. The audience PRAISED him repeatedly. He has been SELECTED to the for eign post. The city council TOOK J1.000 for park purposes. SAY: He FOUGHT at Gettysburgh. He CONFESSED hi3 crime 1o the judge. The audience APPLAUDED him repeatedly. He has been APPOINTED to the foreign post. The city council APPROPRIATED $1,000 for park purposes. OUCH! LAME BACK; RUB LUMBAGO OR BACKACHE AWAY Kidneys cause Backache? Nb! They have no nerves, therefore can not cause pain. Listen! Your back ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief is soothingpenetrating "St. Jacobs Oil.. Rub it right on your painful back, and instantly the soreness, stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled!. Get a small trial; bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and limber up. A moment after it is applied you'll wonder what became of the backache or lumbago pain. Rub , old, honest "St Jacobs Oilwhenever you have sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso lutely harmless and doesn t burn the skin. Advertisement

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i . . Re aoS oP'NEa am IMPORTANT EVtOCMCE IN OUD MURDER MY5TWY That may csao ib Capture o Gu.i-.ty fRTY RtADS OF AVMFUU Con d tions Russia and E-stimatf OF MtULIOM dying of STAf4.VA.Tl CM ion of Great Britain, but there is no reason to believe that Great Britain will pay any more attention to American protests than we paid to the Brit ish protests aginst the tariff. England protested against an American impon tax; now the United States protests against a British export tax. Both protests are doomed to the same reception. We Must Pay The Price. The economic result is that England will sell less goods in our market and that if we want British rubber we pav the price whatever it is. The proverb ial American spirit of fair play must say: "that'e fair enough," but it is hard to smile when the flivver needs new tires all around and when the blowouts come. In such a situatioi a puncture teaches more about practi cal pontics tnan a textnooK. Great Britain feels reasonably sure that the United States must have Yuhber no matter what it costs and she is well justified in such an assump tion. Rubber is essential in so mauy manufactures and is so common an ar ticle of daily use that the people can not get along without it. Therefore the price must be paid and England will collect. - , England feels particualrly comfort able about the rubber export tax be cause of the debt situation. It is an economic axiom that foreign ballances can be paid only in three ways: in gold, in goods and in services. Eng land la willing to pay us all the goM she can spare and recently sent ovev $50,000,000 of the yellow metal. Mor is coming. But she has not enough to meet her indebtedness. The next form is the goods. She would be very glad to ship great quantities of goods to the American market and was pre pared to do so when the congress pu up the tariff barrier and declared that we would not accept goods. Payment in services is going on constantly: that is, British ships are carrying American goods, British hotels are en tertaining American tourists, and American ships are obtaining British insurance. This is a tedious process. Now while this situation obtains the American people at the same tim: are pressing for payment of the debt which Great Britain owes. She hasn't the gold; we won't take her good?; payment in services are slow; therefore, some other plan must be found. There are commodities which the United States does not produce but which the British Empire does. Ac cordingly the obvious thing to do ia BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Receipe of Sage Tea arrd Sulphur. Almost everyone knows that Ssge Tea and Sluphur, properly compounded, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you -will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe, Improved by the addition of other ingredients, at a small cost Don't ""stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell you have darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it . and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray bair disappears, and after another application or . two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Advertisement GOOD CLEAN COAL Richmcnd Coal Company Phono 3163 You'll Ask for the Second Cup of TRACY'S COFFEE

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PEOPLE RtSAOi OF HORRIBLE Turkish atrocities to raise the prices of such commodities. The United States must buy from Great Britain and pay handsomely. This is a way of meeting the debt. This is precisely what is happening in the case of the rubber tax. We must have rubber. That is something the tariff does not keep ouL Therefore Great Britain will pay us in rubber. She will not pay us a great deal of rubber for a given sum but a little rubber for a given Bum. In this way the debt will be cut down. , Similar Reprisals Are Expected. The officials at Washington expect the plan to be extended. There are other commodities which Great Bri tain produces but of which we pro duce very little or none at all. Tin is , one of these. It would not surprise of ficial Washington to see Great Britain raise the price of her tin. To some ex tent, the price of tea could be raised although there the production of Japan and China would cut down the British monoply. The American protective tariff is built on the theory that the United States produces practically all the raw material she needs. That was especial ly true untli rubber became so import ant an element in modern life. Rubber is the most vulnerable point of attack and that is the spot Great Bri ain picked out. There are not many others to find, but wherever there is a commodity of which Great Britain has anything like a monoply and the United States has a lack, the American people can. make up their minds to pay heavy toll. What other nations will do in the way of reprisals against the American tariff has not been divulged as yet, but there is no doubt that any weak ness in the American sources of supply will be taken full advantage of. Reprisals may be expected only from the manufacturing nations, or the situation would be more uncomfortable Lift Off with Fingers" a Doesn't hurt a olt! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Treezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft 'corn, or corn between the toes, and the callouses, without soreness or irritatln- -Advertisement FOR QUICK LOANS - See PRUDENTIAL LOAN A. INVESTMENT COMPANY 20 8. 8th St Phone 1727 Cement Lime BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Plaster 8ewer Pipe KleMoth-Niewoehner Co. Phone 2194 North 2nd and A "If Service and Quality Count, Try Us." - i .

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for this country. For instance, if Bra-! sil ad the Central American countries j did much, manufacturing and felt, themselves Injured by the American tariff on manufactured goods, they would, in all probability, lay an export tax on coffee. This would bother the United States as we raise no coffee. This, however, ia not likely to occur. It would not be- surprising if Italy and Spain should raise, by means of an export tax, the price of olive oil. Those countries practically nonopolizH that trade and the United States is a, great consumer Italy, France and Japan, should they see fit, could follow the same tactics as to silk. One element which restricts the reprisals which the other countries can afford to make is the general consumption of most of their products. Under the most favored nation treaties no country could tax exports to the United States without taxing exports to all other countries. The problem, then. Is to find something of which the United States is the principal consumer. Rubber is the most conspicuous example. Rubber can be taxec" and the United States win be the only country seriously injured. Prevent Influenza The Tonic and Laxative Effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will keep the system in a healthy condition and thus ward off all attacks of Colds, Grip or Influenza. 30c. Advertisement. -lor immediate and permanent relief from eczema I prescribe Resinol "If you want to experiment, try some of those things you talk about. But if you really want that itching stopped and your skin healed, I advise you to get a jar of Resinol Ointment, and a cake of Resinol Soap. We doctors have been prescribing that treatment ever since you were a small boy, so we kntno what h will do. It is cooling, soothing, easy and economical to use, and rarely fails to overcome eczema and similar Affections." Ak roar dealer nWy for Kauai Set and Oiatunt. Farmers' Natl Grain Assn. (Inc.) Dealers In High Grade Coal PHONE 2549 7th & South L Sts. BUY COAL NOW We have the right coal at the right price. Jellico & Pocahontas Lump. ANDERSON & SONS N VV- 3rd & ChestnutPhone 3121 RICHMOND GASOLINE More Miles per Gallon Richmond Oil Co. 6th St and Ft Wayne Ave. For More Pep, Use " Plan the Turkey Feast No w Place Orders for Pastries tor Thanksgiving Dinner Early ZWISSLER'tf 28 8. 5th St Phones 1654 and 1658

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