Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 29, 2 February 1923 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND b UN-'JL ELEliKAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1923.

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FOUNTAIN CITY PASTOR IS PRAISED BY KLAN

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.. Feb.-2. The Ku Klux Klan visited .the Fountain City church revival services, just as Rev. J. H. James was announcing his

. text, and presented him with a letter

of commendation for his work at Farm

land from which place he moved to

Fountain City a few months ago. Twenty-eight masked men, marching two abreast, filed into the church taking their place in front of the con

gregation and remained throughout

the service. At the close of the serv ice they arose and filed past the mhr

ister shaking his hand. A special messenger had informed the pastor of the proposed visit a short time before

they entered the church. The revival had attracted widespread attention and regardless of the rainy night a large crowd had assembled.' No member of the hooded band was recognized by anyone so far aa could be learned. The letter was typed on plain paper and reads as follows : Richmond, Indiana, January 31, 1923. Rev. J. H. James, Fountain City, Ind.: The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan being essentially a Christian, patriotic movement, believing In an old fashioned religion and patriotism and respect for law, wish to commend you highly for the fight you made against lawlessness and indecency at Lills and Funks lakes. Your fearless stand in this connection was appreciated by all law abiding and decency loving citizens of this community. The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan stand for a strict enforcement of all laws and they believe that a law should be enforced as written and that the so-called liberal enforcements has no place in American citizenship. We

, also wish to commend you in your Ljfort3 to bring about a revival of old Xfashioned religion, when the Bible was taught in the, public school and the Bible and prayer hour was a dally occurence in every home. May success attend your efforts. This letter was written at the request of over 4,500 men of Wayne county, who wish you to know that they are behind you in your noble undertaking. Respectfully yours. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Provisional Klan of Richmond, Indiana, Realm of Indiana.

To Stage Another Fair, Homecoming in Dublin (Special to the Palladium) DUBLIN, Ind., Feb. 2. Unanimous decision to stage another fair and home-coming in Dublin in the fall of 1323 was reached by farmers and citizens of the Dublin community in a called community meeting Thursday night. Films on the McLean system of hog sanitation, so-called because it was developed in McLean county, Illinois, were shown by County Agent J.

L. Dolan. H. R. Nevins, farm bureau organizer from Morgan county, also

spoke on accomplishments and possibilities of the farm bureau.

COUE WILL LECTURE

AT DAYTON SATURDAY

M. Coue, French auto-suggestion specialist whose visit to this country

has excited much comment and inter

est, and whose methods of treatment

have been described in a Beries of

articles just concluded in The Palla dium. will give a lecture-demonstra tion in English in Memorial hall, Day

ton. Ohio, Saturday night. Many

Richmond citizens are expected to at

tend the demonstration, ine lecture

begins at 8:15 o'clock. . Pastors to Have Charge

Of Institute at Boston

BOSTON. Ind., Feb. 2. An all-day

Institute will be conducted at -the new

school building, Feb. 8, in charge of

the Revs. Denison, Howsare, Minton

and Reich. In the evening the Rev. Minton will give a stereopticon lecture on Japan. Dinner will be served at noon. The public is invited.

BU1GK AUTO SHOW

DRAWS BIG GROWD

An attendance of 500 on Thursday

was reported for the Buick auto show

which is being staged by the Cheno-

weth Auto company. The show will continue Friday and Saturday, with special music Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening. A score of models are on view, including samples of the complete line of fours and sixes In sport, touring, coupe, sedan,

California top, roadster and touring

sedan types.

Fisher aluminum bodies, the same as are used on the Cadillac cars, are a new feature of Buick closed cars this season. Strong, light and sightly

construction is made possible by their

use.

A total of 106 changes and refine

ments are listed in the new models

as compared with last year's. Closed

cars are fully equipped "with every thing but lightning rods," as a spec

tator remarked, and the motors have

been improved by the use of a heav

ier crankshaft, a drop-forged aluml

nura timing gear, and composition

"valve push rods, which are unaffected

by heat.

rm.TTMTUTS Evervthine from an

oil stove on which to boil coffee and

heat milk for tne oaoy, to Dig cnairs onrt -mirrora in front, of which the fi

nal "primp-" can be "primped," are

provided m a new rest room at me

court house here.

Rural Life Movie Film

To Be at Whitewater WHITEWATER, Ind., Feb. 2. A

showing of the rural life motion pic

ture, '.'Yoke of Ages," will .bo made at

a special meeting of the Franklin

township farmers association in the

high school Tuesday night. Admis

sion will be free, and invitations are being issued broadcast to any one interested. The regular Franklin township farmers association will be held Monday evening, Feb. 12. Farmers who wish to attend the farmer-city banquet to -toe given in the Coliseum at the end of the short course, are requested to enroll their names at the Tuesday evening" meeting, and the 10 lucky ones will be decided by lot.

RAE WILL ADDRESS HAGERSTOWN SESSION

HAGERSTOWN. Ind, Feb. 2. A showing of the seven-reel motion picture "Yok.e of Ages" besides music by 1 he high school orchestra and a quartet will be the program for the Friday evening entertainment at the two-day

Hagerstown farmers 'institute. Another evening program is to be given Saturday with a talk by Rev. J. J. Rae

as the feature. Readings by Miss Gilmore and Mrs. Leah Hutchinson, songs by a ladies' trio and music will also be included. .., An extensive domestic science and corn show for which liberal premiums were offered, is in progress also. . H.

R. Muller and Mrs. Carl Tuttle are the state Speakers.

Scandinavian women. Including the women of Finland, are said to enjoy a greater degree of independence than women in any other part of the world.

We give personal interest plus 3 percent interest First National Bank Southwest Cor. 9th and Main Sts. ',

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Police Court News

GETS $1 FINE Charles McGuire was fined 1 and costs Friday for speeding. Officers Hennigar and Longman made the arrest Thursday. FINED FOR SPEEDING Carl A. Beyer was fined ?1 and costs Friday for speeding. He was arrested Thursday by Officer Hennigar. PEDDLER IS DISMISSED Joseph Zaron, arrested Thursday by Officers Vogelsong, Bundy and Kendall on a charge of peddling without a license, pleaded guilty in police court Friday morning and was dismissed. He alleged that he did not know that his offense was a law violation.

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Rainy Days Will not be dreaded by those who prepare for them. No better" safeguard could be made than by purchasing your own home. We have eight beauties left in

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Also two beautiful homes on South 22nd Street that will be ready for occupancy in a few days. All these are modern in every respect. W. S. White, Salesman. Office 514 Peacock Road Phone 3524 " EDWIN C. WRIGHT, Owner

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On account of the Inclement weather many ladies were unable to take advantage of our Special 3-Day Sale. We are. therefore, continuing same over Saturday. Your choice of any sFyle Lace Boot in our east window

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How to Do It Simple Get an Automobile5 Can't Afford It? How Do You KNOW? Copyright, 1922, by Star Company The writer of the "Today" column in the morning Ame rican, dropping into natural history as Wegg dropped into poetry, wrote : "Have you seen a government report saying that the hoptoad would be worth hundreds of millions a year, devouring insects that destroy crops and spread disease, 'if it only had wings?' Having no wings, it moves so slowly that its services as a bug catcher amount to little. "Automobile salesmen should remember that. Many a man, if he had a good automobile, would be as much improved as a toad would be with a pair of good

He would sail through the air, grab the insects on the wing, fill his stomach, and live a happy life. ' But, poor thing, the hoptoad is doomed to go without wings all his life. It is not so with you. You can have wings, if you want to. i You don't have to buy a ten thousand 'dollar set of wings, either. The "Today" column, quoted above, says : "A fine thing about the automobile is its democracy. 'At New. York's motor car 'salon' (why salon?) a pretty blue car is offered for $25,000. You can walk a few blocks and for a few hundred dollars get a car that will do all the $25,000 car can do and give you 50,000 miles of service, if you know how to take care of it."

wings.

That is something for the man bile to think about.

.ithont an automo-

A man's value to himself and to the world depends on his ability to get about quickly. It is the same with the hoptoad. If the hoptoad could go as fast as the swallow he could destroy so many harmful insects that any hoptoad would be worth a thousand dollars to any farmer. But the hoptoad is slow and worth little to himself and others. Don't be a hoptoad, be a bird, and get yourself a pair of wings in other words, an automobile. "Too clear," you say? Or, you wonder, "Where could I keep it?" Go with your family out to the suburbs. Rent lodgings for yourself and your automobile, and save money on both; or, better still, buy a house, or start buying it and ozen something.

W'th the automobile it is the same as with the bathtub. ' Two thousand years ago only the emperor could afford a bathtub. It was carved out of solid marble. Slaves toiled and courtiers looked on while the emperor washed himself. Now every little flat has its porcelainlined bathtub, with hot and cold water, better than any emperor eve thought about. So with automobiles. Once, only a few years ago, you read about "William K. Vanderbilt's 'White Ghost, " bought in Europe. He was tearing up the highway at the "terrific speed" of 35 miles an hour the last five miles imaginary the real speed being thirty miles. Now you can go out and buy an automobile for the price of a second-class horse and buggy, and you can, if foolish, go faster than "Willie K. Jr." ever went in his "White Ghost."

Automobiles are not so expensive; on the contrary, -they arc cheap. For a man that amounts to something, an automobile costs less than nothing, since it doubles his value. And any man surely is worth more than the price of a first-class, reasonable-priced automobile in these days. Suppose you saw a first-class carpenter wandering around doing odd jobs for $2 a day with no to6ls, moaning because tools were too expensive. You would say, "No matter what they cost, carpenter's tools would cost you less than nothing. For with good tools you can earn from $8 to $10 a day, while now you are working for $2." , Any hoptoad in the United States would pay any reasonable price for a pair of wings, if it were possible for him,to get the wings and fly with them.

Don't be a hoptoad, be a bird. Get an automobile. Manage it somehow. If you can't buy it just now, make up your mind that the thing is worth working for; plan and save, and if you can't keep the automobile where you live now, go and live somewhere where you can keep it. A man without a car is a bird without wings. A family without a car is one that cannot remain united in its pleasures as it should.

P. S.--Bear in mind that automobile manufacturers, practically without exception, have cut the prices of their cars to the very bottom. That such prices are possible for marvelously perfect, simple, fool-proof machines is inconceivable. The man who says, "I can't afford to have a car" is really the man that can't afford not to have a car.

Tonight and Saturday Attend the

AUTOMOBILE

SHOW

at the Salesrooms of Cheno weth Auto Go. & Bethard Auto Co.

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