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Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
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Hobiois-9afntan flaperno0ri iSra=
aier oil 1sfetdi11 pllbllmasin Golora=
Don ,naattpilieliiaiu fongresiisla
tpaltion maanmilielpsopigtolla, Sort
goIliniis{a, Colo. Halattuoaa 8is=
narcfiin on fl,tpernoori sSra5ier
fertonut Goloroon,t lrrnoutpilielii1iu
ia tpol1isten oletpon bDnin ipoituaf=
foosia pbteistoinli,tnasia torfotuf- !
iella ioa1puttaa teolliiu,,snapals
Golorooosia poliittiien toimlinnon
feirtta. autpern00ri syro5ier oil
nadrattp p1lhunaan ainecsta: ulluIi
pdiipd Nobiois =DofotasIo" ia ielitti
flnerllD0ri tarffoatpiIle fu,,liioil-
lecn foln1c tii1,tia festd,eesid pitt
bcc5lo D1ao,npiljelii1in gul,leetto=
lnan Clifton toinli,,taa Eobiois=Go~
fotaSin.
Ienperisid tdptt)i ,Sra5ierln pl,lnia
rnnosfin tpoldisten iolffofofnufles-
ia, iosia of lGsnd 5000 bcnfed.
r6e opat idriesfDneet phteisfoilnill<
tnan Golorabon Msoauipificliiiill
Npnportiiau Siitnn foilsln ia f,e tpn=
flt,tttifrat 1t,irl,lfc moittaipaniu enIi
tpuoben spaaleisiu Golorabosia", ie=
litti fnipernoori ,sra5ier. Goloraoon
fl,pern0ori '5boup eiitti sssra5ierin
pubuntaall 0enberIn fofnufiesio,
rnltta t1stu eitput nainin1eet Mi
t1dlt ilulrhnlii1esto cblistatpot iai,o=
ntalebbet, iotfa iie111fin olpdt leipit-
t1neet faifenlniIin ipolheitn Goblpis=
0afoton illoannilieliiiiin liiffessti
Oerberisi1 ollesiann pllhti ,Sra5ier
n1nosfin golorooon lait1lontijafl,n-
non, nlin1d1rdilesiu istllnnosia, iofa
oil ililtri fi,tiuttn fofoon iDahipista=
lnann l,aisten idrtioifellsmulrtofiel1
ltittoipoltion perustltslafiin.
Golorooon n1nallpilieIiidil, fong-
resiisla of f,1iper,,o0ri sSrn5ier til.
tiistlluut li1posfin ioferiili,,riffnan
,riIjcIDsfpipnpfieeil, iostos snyt faif-
y 4e i \
finlIa paIio pi,b1ltantl gfii 1l1aa1,-
piIieIpgopisio1r erperteistd ofotii..
etta ideriiu,lriffoal, ipiliele,lipe1
tilIi n,ofia11nan $1N ecfferi1 tobti
ia upoartpilfliid fai iiitd oinoostoon
500. Sen fiina,s oil il,uriffnito
fdpttttdtpd foferiteboos ipaloosn aial-
Ia maffon,1t fniffi fnstnn,lufie,rin ia
t,tottdn,,t iieipdn notion, ioten tal-
ldfi1. olnlla ,r,onnpilieliiat .,1nttii.
nat oIepan buor,onanosiu aier1nsIo
fuin tebtoiIiiot ia triliH6iim.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
Qatmian taia,uallan prciibentti Yme-
rifan iiirtolainen.

Sincolnisto, Nebrosfasto, ilmoite-
toau, etta npfpir,er 2aiipian taia-
mallan preiioentti aarl s(. l1llman
OIL c.ltinen Mebrasfou Dliopiston np-
pilos. ,odu iantlli 9eebrasfaan pli
10 nuotta iitte ia i,oritti tutfinnon
paltion Dliopiston ntaitotalousoias<
toIlo 1909. s,G,, oil 10 iilloin 35
,p,tctias ia onlali profesiorin aripon
iostain @endidn pliopistosta. SIN
ifn,oitti ole1pania fotoiiilt aultriu=
ntoalta, 8enaialtl, ia fafii ,paotta
mpobenunin rtatfltsti 9eraiiin an=
to,lt,,nfIen n,aitotalo,ttta barioitta-
,nna1t.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
1tnii ,naaniuiljeliiaiu ianpmalebti
Ganabasia.

2iIdtob;st,itlenu iiita, 'cttd nhois-
tni,cet moau,pilielijdt oifotpat cbel,
leeu roirlistuttoa iaricstoiddn Ga.
nanau ranlliffc=moafunuisin, OF Ic,
ett1 nauu,uilieliiain iarpstot otpad
pa1ttGneet alfoa illIfailelnoan l,llttu
ipiiffolebted, nin,eltd lluiteb iarmer
iofa tulee olen,am pbbigtDteiber
l,lanntpiIieliidii, tpiralline1r Mi,,elt'
fannattain rau,,iff fforrlanfunnisia
2ebti aItao il,,,estpn,ad,, e,,ii h1,bti'
f,lun ! pdiipditd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
Z Melu Durfisia pleiuaa iafialaist
Iatiuaa lmo,umtettm GnalauuiI(e.

Freiioe1ttti @ilionin m11r1DfieI.
Ia on DboDsapoltoi,t bollit,ts Il,otpnt-
ta,u,t @nalarnille 7 Seem Dprfisla
oleiroa iafiolaista loitpoo, iotfa fl1l-
iettitpot ameritoloilia iotiIaito Slams.
foon, liittoutuneioer tpaltoien aifoi.
irnmiu tefer1ld,s iopimufIett nnufai.
'esti. 9ediben laimoien l1totputta.
miiesia on tpitfaseltlt gbbpstpol=
tain hallit,tf'en tabolta ie,r iohoosto
fl,,, brittl1iSet eipGt ole tpieIi Iuo=
iputtoneet stonbaro Slip=pbti6nc 12
entistd lafiolaista tdnffilaitpuo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
aietetaan ipDtteeieen

(True translation filed with the postmaster at
New York Mills. Mimi, as required by act Of
October 6. 1879.
grqIan1,in ia Ransfan cifelstpi-
rai,olnaiiet n,pat padsIeet iopi1nl,f<
fecn iiit6, ettd crtii,en Safian frliu-
TnniprinSi II TIFF eeeroae aesnaofl vassls4est
mirfnna niioeu iolfcgia, ioita tltl.
Iaan ippttdmdan liittoutuneioen TO-.
taoife,,besh il1l,nuufiien barioitta-
mifesta ioban oifana. gntistd frltu.
nll,rprinsiid t,tlloan ippttdn,6dn MINI.
rpotpdpffien toimeenpane1niiesta NAL
Ioitetl,iIIa alueilla &onsfosio. Qiit~
to,,t,tnei6en oifeus,pironomaiiet ell
tpGt ndDtd spteldf1G6n pGGsfen pfii>
uieliippteen feiiari @ilbeln1in ippt.
teeiecn dfettouiiesta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
eafuniuhtaja tnumittn.

@illnipegtsii t,lon,ittiin io,l,,aot-
to'a iunlliicfii fapi,loIliicen fiibptltf-
ieen II. g. MusiclI, iofo toimi pii1,,c
feionii iieIlii fonbnu nleislafon io6.
taiona. ?Dfiitoista n1l',,ta tpinpoel,=
iohtoioa oipot lnposfin ipDtctthinG
'anlaulaiicsta rifofiesta ia ti,lcc hei.
oin olioniu plan eillle.
Rltslellin rongaistl,flefii mddrdf-
tiin 9 lu,tutt1 ipal,felttfa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
9pefefeIfer antsi $1OO, ,O00, 600
isnlxIahidna.

sssobr 8. Mocfefeler lobioitti jolt-
lufii fouln- 3. m. pleisbp06plliiille
IaitofiiIle 500, 900, 900. BuoIet tas-
td rnbogtosta fdDtetddn opettoiien
pnIfoien forcttdiniieen ia toit,e,,
puoli pleiien ter,uepoenboioon ia lie.
teeIIisten t,,ffinmsten e6ist1nriieen.
Wer. Hocfefellerin driDioiooun t1b1n
innffa lnbioittaneeit faiffinc,,
$45O, 600 900.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
8aflntpa iiImi

iImoitetoon fefiitpfii il len on teb.
11pt erds iofiolai,,en inIinoori. SSl
,Duofio on tdtd pritett9 ettd Iaataiii
liifutpot f,ispot publlntaan. Npt 1o'
uotann fen o,rnist,sneen. M,ltto
MT t,1lec esteeffi ie iofd alta on
fonioiet tielI1. r,i,l,:t:oin .,'..i. eSsos
Iao6nnrtfin 1iIrnit p,,hu,naau, l:iir
ne eim0t moi pi,bl,a fisiaf;t s'cs,
Ia fen moan fieli6.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
&nmernSSri ysebtIiu marbaaia
ar,t,abSeh,t,

1enrp go,itiep. iofa nturboii aen,
t1tcfpn flitpernoorin @iIlinln goebe.
lin 90 ipliotta iitte oi,foron ipaoIi.
taisteI,tn iGneen, on MT tpopo,ttctil,
oltunan tponfiInsio 18 tpuotto. 9oi.
fet r1urboon ofaIliiuuoesta i1lonlitu.
Of, uapo,itettu 10 aifoid iitte.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
GIcmencean ebfG tpalitaan Mausfan
preii6cntifii.

/ NariiTsta idnputpdt tie6ot ferto.
mat, ettd Mnnsfnn pnrInrlertti mab-
bolliiesti iuolitiee preiioentitii tam.
Inif II p. tapobtutuasia 1Girestpf-
fesid upfpiien pddnri,tisterin Gle.
.nreneeaun. GliasIin fusDern0orid
Alefianber gRiIitrd,,oin usainitonH
GIemeilcenitn ic,lrooiann paan,inis-
riff.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
63 nricsta lai inffoa tpiinau ,nbi,=
raiiestG.

63 fopafoitliioa, paarnnIestu ia
tarioiliiaa tl1prrittiitt dsfettain ct.
RauIisIa Si0O laffoihin f,,fin liitto-
tpaltion oifel,oeslo Ioto=oiau ficlto.
lain riffonliIesto. aapofat alriottiin
mieoonnnan nluen lnDDntii ipnrten
liIoin fun of fpieel,aloista fatiot
tiinfo tltoIlainen oIut fpdfiiliotrofli.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
5000 iualfiulliSta tuantta iuapdn.
tett1t SnpmeSia

ilmoitetoan 4eliingistd iaapuneesio
tiebona,tnosia. Sdn,d,r tDdpa,it,is'
p6dtofie1 or tpobipistarut Suo,nen
cbusfutttd. @orfiloibin on tuieia
iGdnpt t,40O fdpinodn oindottaneita
ia Ipptet6G,t beitG irafotpistn rifof.
iista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
Superiorin mafilnfu nli 10000

S,tperiorin, isis. Difillfu on
62,9tS IT. g. Golf & Com mufoon,
iofa on toimittanl,t faupungin oiote-
Illettelo,t eli 9irectorpn. Tdnd on
$3.50 iiurel1,pi fuin eoelliiend
tpltonr1u.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
3 lasta fnpli nunim rajabbpfiesIG.

Mntbonin, Soma, ldbelld aiutuain
mir. ia Wtrs. gI)orIes M. @oItenin
folnte lastu Iaiipot il,ri1lania tpii1r,e
torstoina, fltn ldnm1itDsltlt1i bei6Gn
fotonaan raidbti ieura,,fief1a iiit6,
eets.. estd i,fiiii Ioniista rreAbpf eaidi faotni
ul1niin gaioliit1io lar,1ppuolipn aie-
masta iptpttaesiaan ullaia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
@iIisn 63-m,tDtias.

Biiule iitntrt,rtnino tdDtti preii-
bentti Bilion SO iuuottd ia tpictti
bdn pdiuan lGbeifin,pien iiifuhisten.
ia ie,lrasfa. Prefibertin bfiitpisIdd-
fdri ninirooli @robfon ilnroittda pre-.
fioentin porantuiran tppopttdapdsti
fairoitoestoai ia oletpnn bentifsti
tDtrted ia tnrrrtofos.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30

{True translation filed with TIE postmaster at
He~ York Mills. Minn.. as required By act Of
October 6. 1919.
@iin1ciiet tiebot ipiroldisten ia
tuelniIaisten e6ustaiieu lre,ltuotteluis.
tu Snrtosia fertoipat, etta ,pield ci
ole piiGstp iosniitoou raiariiboisia,
mutta molem,nin p1,olill ollaan ba-
h,ffaat iotfamaun ,le,hpottel,,ia. gri,
foisfpn,itea .palittiin barfitle,noan
raiafpipmpstd ia ,uposfin fplpntDs.
ia Iptilaolliiista tofeista. Ne,,iupt-
telnn pGdtoflet oipot Ilturesia maa-
rin lielpent6neet fiibtpnDttii n1ieli-
alaa 9toiipelisia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
20 iunutta luanfentta panffi<
rpsupille.

@ouoro ia George Ibompion, iot-
ia rDostitpGt ssnrrlers Gtate 8an.
fin Saitp'sio, gteld =Dofotasin, otpat
tuomit,,t 90 iuuobe1, 1pat,feiiteer.
Neofenrntrf fltoutiiilista t,tfc4pat ipe-
tonnlnon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30

suomi pDptai lainaa Mreentiiualta.
guenos s(ireiista tieootetaan, ettd
Sl,omen bollitus on pnDtdnpt Mr-
oentiinolta 100000 peipn f,llto-
Iainoo. 91,,G lama foptett1iiiiu
Mrgertiinasta cstettuien ti,otteibeu
n,ofiot,1iieen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-30
Virolt-Vendjdtt 50.
pittIu$ viela ke$-
kelterdineil

fTrue translation filed with TIE postmaster at
New York Mills, Minn.. as required By act Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
The Debating Society

these early oratory and argument spon-
taneous or impromptu. Assignments of subjects and
sides made week two in advance. and there
following pillow hauling grain wood, outlined their
discourses arranging them in the evenings. into intro
ducton, argument, and climax. Yes. theIe cnaxes
those days and the tions sometimes gddy.
\ close observer, if he himself student, could
name almost nfallaby, the oratorica model of each
contestant whether Webster Clay Lincoln Garrison, In
gersol any of dozen others Perhaps who
had visited the seat the time of the closing
argument Of closely contested trial in
heard and admired the oratorca flights OF the county
prosecutor the leading counsel for the defense The
without emotion, have appealed particularly
other There limitations, possibly unconsciousy
rendered. which, doubt might be embraced in that
category of batteries regarded the most sincere.
Possibly this great popular forum, for such is GER
tanly was, is thing Of the past But its graduates
everywhere where men and women engaged in the
work of solving the problems of the hour In the
judges and attorneys in the halls of
and legislatures lawmakers the rostrum and
in the pulpit perhaps, less conspcuously, in other
calngs the young and young women Of few dec
AIDES making perhaps unthnkngly of talents
roughly forged and crudely but effectively tempered and
hearing speaker. in reading what he has writ
ten, with style and emphasis all his who the
model ogcian his debatngsociety days,
whom he unconscously characterized when he the
unanimous vote of te judges for the affirmative.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18

comfort in operation with production that is valu-
able.
He must be absolutely efficient; that is, he
must have ability, judgment, courage, enthus-
iasm sef-confidence, energy initiative, foresight
experience a great knowledge of human nature
and personality enough to be real leader of men.
He must take infinite pains in small things as
well as in large. He must demand of himself as
we'll as of others nothing but the best.
He must win and retain the confidence and
the friendship of his superiors, his associates,
and his subordinates.
He must always be ready to take responsible
ity, to decide quickly and he must be right more
than half the time
With all that he must have backbone and a
real desire not only to excel but also to serve.
Of course, man has to earn big salary be-
fore we can pay it but we are only too anxious
to pay it to men who can earn it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18

Willie seemed deep in thought, A
puzzled frown married his chubby face
81 can't make 1t QUIT" he muttered
Make what out?" asked his moth.
er, who had been watching her little
son with an amused smile.
"Why everyone calls little brother
a bouncing baby"
We'll, isn't he?" smiled mother.
mo" said Willie. When I dropped
him this morning he didn't bounce a
bit"
The man called on the great detec.
tive who had never failed to make
good.
Sir" said the man, 81 want you to
locate some missing articles for me"
Easy" replied the great detective
Where did you lose the articles?"
My wife put them away when she
was housekeeping, replied the man
Can you find them for me?"
You are asking the impossible ~
sobbed the great detective, as he GOV.
cred his face with his hands and shook
with brief.
For the first time in his career he
was foiled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
Recipe for Success

Who doesn't banker to be $4,000 year
man? Almost every one has an ambition to be
in that class, to earn the money, and to eioice
in the performance of the work involved.
Theodore n. Vail in an article in Forbes
Magazine discusses the question, What are the
qualifications of $4,000 year man." Here
is his recipe:
Well, the man who earns $4,000 to S25, 900
year must first of all know his business from
the ground up Large salaries are paid because
of ability to so systematic and organize that
the same effort will produce greater results, and
so organize operations that neither effort or ma
terial or time is wasted. Mere drivers are not
valuable 1t is organization. system, ease, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
Boston, Ind.

Mr.. and Mrs. John King and son
Everett, Of Winchester, Ind, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kilgus.. Miss Leatha Phillips and
Jerome Merkle visited friends at Cedar
Grove last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Benner shopped in Cincinnati,
Friday. Ed Compton and daughter
we're in Cincinnati. Sunday. Miss
Mary West, Of Richmond, spent Sun
Gay with friends. =. Foster Cole, OF
Hamilton, was the Sunday guest of
Miss Edna Stanford. e.. Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Eby entertained at dinner Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. William Dillman
and daughter Iowa, of Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Beard and children,
of College Corner; Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Campbell and son Paul, OF Campbells-
town; Miss Lydia Poindexter, Of In
dianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L, Beard, Misses
Josephine Starr. Mary Beard. Messrs.
Earl and Jay Stanley. Miss Susie
Kitchel and William Jenkinson left
Sunday for Bloomington, where they
will attend Indiana University..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Station spent
Sunday in Cincinnati. . Misses Lucille
Porterfield and Edna Stanford are at
tending Earlham College. Miss Bess
Doty spent Sunday with relatives at
Mt. Carmel. Mrs A E. Kutter
spent Tuesday in Richmond. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Ballenger have re-
turned home after a motor trip
through the northern part of the state,
$50. Misses jeanette Shumate, of Gin
cinnati, and Fay Boreing, Of Cottage
Grove spent Saturday, with Miss Jennie
Miller. Mrs. Harry Peck returned
home from Goshen, Ind, Monday.
An automatic fire alarm invented in
Europe is operated by the light of the
| flames when a fire begins.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
From the Christian Science Monitor.

From the Christian Science Monitor
1t is no doubt safe to say, embraces many names
would be found the membership lists, were
1t possible compile them, of the debating societies
everywhere in the later years Of last century
AS usually conducted the neighborhood village
ing society FORUM primarily for the discus
sion of most questions in which particularly
interested But it maintained particularly meet
ing place in the long winter evenings for young people
seeking entertainment To those passive members
always audience" or Jury" forensic
differing little in their estimation, perhaps, from the
singing school, the donation party, the lecture the
Yosemite. Their ambition seldom avidous-
~ into discussion the vexing problem Resolved,
That there is pleasure in anticipation in real
izaton" Economic and social problems such
moment. seemed to concern them little.
But there others to whom the weekly meeting
OF the debating society something than social
occasion. These were the young and young
who, probably from predisposton, took active part
in the discussions. And theirs casual
efforts at oratory Many who have participated in or
listened to sNch contests will testify that those who
did because they able, first to array and
tyros those in whom
to glow youths who, barely of their had
felt the promptngs larger opportunity
haps calling useful than they had dreamed of
Il their earlier years II should not be imagined that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
An Impractical Poet

"The unfortunate status that has been
brought about by few overzealous Italians in
Fiume is not likely to prove serious many
may fear" says the indianapolis Star. ''The res
ponsible officials of the Italian government are
not in sympathy with the seizure Of that city by
Capt. D'Annunzio and his followers. They look
upon the incident a regrettable affair that
should be considered as purely local clash among
Italians and not as a menace to the harmony that
has existed among the allies.
Capt. d'Annunzio, who is a poet and has
made great record as military airman, headed
a small body of troops that went into the city and
took possession in most Theatre manner The
whole proceeding so Enthusiastically what
poet instead of practical patriot, might have
conceived that it should not be taken too SER
iously. The hauling down of the British and
French flags and the practical internment of the
soldiers of those nations who were on guard in
Fiume may have been spectacular but can not
rank a common sense proceeding, and Italian
statesmen make haste to disavow the entire pro-
gram.
"No doubt there is great dissatisfaction
among Italians Who had their hearts set on get
ting unconditional control of Fiume. The action
of the peace conference in considering the future
Ct the people in the area back from the coast has
ranked in some Italian breasts. But the dele
gates were acting for the future of peace in
southern Europe and not merely to please any
element at present. Italy asked to grant to
its neighbors on the east coast Of the Adriatic a
route to the sea-
Italy, as one of the big five, can not refuse
to carry out the program agreed upon in the
interest of world safety. 1t not insist on
making no concessions while demanding COM
pliance with the leagues orders from others
Even if the disposition of Fiume should not be
entirely to Italian liking it not afford to defy
its allies who struggling with a long list of
perplexing problems, some of which even
more complicated than is the Fiume contro-
versy."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo, OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, or
$l.0O for extra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distress.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
The Health Crusade

With the announcement made by the National
Tuberculosis association that the second annual
tournament of the modern health crusade for
school children will begin Immediately after the
opening of the school terms this fall, further
statement was made that the National Educa-
ton association which includes 100000 teachers
in the country, has endorsed the crusade in for
NAL resolution.
There will be Approximately 100000 entries
in the crusade this coming year. All children
who won the title of page, squire, knight or
knight banneret last year eligible again to try
for promotions in ';the field of the cloth of gold"
and new entries may take the jousting field at
any time.
The modern health crusade is based on the
performance of eleven chores to be done each
day for Is consecutive weeks. By completing rs
per cent of the chores each week during the fiji
teen weeks, the entrant becomes knight ban
neret and the lesser titles are graded according
to the number of chores done.
The endorsement from the National Educa-
ton association came at the Milwaukee meeting
this summer. Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston,
the newly elected president of the teachers asso
citation, in her first address said there were at
and that only two percent Of 3S7 representative
counties she had visited had adopted health
program, Following her speech, the resolution
Of endorsement for the modern health crusade
adopted
1t was also announced that the governors Of
Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota and Alabama, in pro-
carnations addressed to the mayors of cities at
the opening of school terms, urged the adoption
of the crusade. Governor Harding of Iowa called
upon every Iowa teacher, patient and child to
cooperate in this health-habit forming move
ment."
The modern health crusade is conducted by
the National tuberculosis association and the
1000 local and state organizations affiliated with
it. More than S6,50O,000 worth of Red Cross
Christmas seals will be placed on sale during the
holiday under the auspices of the Nation
al Tuberculosis association. The seal sale will
provide the funds for the ~eXtensive educational
campaign which the association is conducting in
its fight on tuberculosis,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
Indiana News Brevities

KOKOMO-William Lemasters, IS,
farmer near here, died suddenly In
an automobile Wednesday while en-
route to undergo an X-ray examina-
ton.
GREENSBURG-Tax levies in the
various townships in Decatur county
will be approximately so per cent low
er than the ones for the year 1918.
according to County Auditor Barbe.
PETERSBURGH-T Alabama OIL
company, at a depth of 2,24O feet, OF
the Dave Crib lease FIVE miles west
of here, drilled in an oil we'll late
Wedn esday.
VlNCENNES- A carload of -four,
1000 bags weighing $4,000 pounds.
was wrecked and strewn along the
b. and Q. railroad, near Vincennes.
when the car collapsed Wednesday
Traffic was delayed for five hours
DECATUR - H. R Moltz. ]. D.
Daley and Harve Smith Of this CITY,
have taken over the Monroe telephone
plant. Monroe is about six miles south
of here.
LESV1LLE--Ground was trok-
en- "Wednesday afternoon for the new
academy which the Seventh Day Ad-
Ventst Conference Of Indiana will
build north of this city.
CHESTER-Trustee of the eight
townships in Fulton county have filed
petitions with the state tax board ask
ing for an increase of taxes, totalling
$3.50