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MONEY

8 New York, Dec. 6.-Prime mercan-
tile paper Z 3-4@8. Exchange easy:
sterling 60 day bills BAL. Francs de-
mand 5.94; cablesy SIS. Lire demand
S.54;s cables 3.56. Marks demand 1.3l:.
cables 1.32. Greece demand 9.25. New,
York exchange on Montreal Is 1-s
percent discount. Government bonds
irregular: railroad bonds easy. Time.
loans. steady; so day, 80 days, and s.
months z 1-4@7 1-2 per cent.
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GOOD RECORDS MADE

Columbus. Ca, Dec. 6.-0ut Of a.
total Of 548 officers in a recent firing
test at Camp Benning. Ca, 388 made
expert riflemen, 80 sharpshooters and
So smarksmen, only eight failing to
qualify, according to- figures just am
nounced here by tarmy officials. This
was declared to be one OF the most
remarkable firing records in army
history,
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METAL.

electrolytic spot and pearby rs ga IL
IA; first quarter Is 3-4 10 IA IA.
" iron weak: No. 14northern 8 .0osstoi
1900; No. 2 northern $500 I Hoo:
No. 2 southern $500. to s 100; TIL,
weak; spot and nearby 32:Oo: futures
$500; tntimony SITS to 5.871. lead.
cary; spot 500; zinc firmer; East 81,
Louis delivery spot Is to- $50.
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POTATOES

Chicago. Dec. POTATOES, steady;
receipts 73 cars; Northern white,
sacked. s1.6O@1.75 cwt: Idaho rus.
sets, sacked. $4,000 2.1os cwt: Minne-
and>North Dakota Red river
Ohios sacked $1.60@1.7O cwt.
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MSM Fork. Dec.S6.-Cottcn futures
,cl0GedFN eEv steadys3D December 1910.
aJanpxk$kAlNsat March 1ss3o;sssM xS'
ls54sX July 1877
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CHICAGO.
GRAM TABLE

Option: Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec. .....,l.75s 1.s6 LIS i.7s
March i.ss l.7si1s1:sS l-7s
COIN
Dec. .... 10 III rs -7e3ss
May II .7sA 7sk IGN .4sJss
OATS
Dec. . .4SN .50x .43K .l99s.
May .53x .52N .S335sg
yap; s.,oo s.,ss s4es s4:ss
JAM Il.31s 1K.67 14.81s$lA.1S,
May .R. 14.4O 1A.70 14.4gNl A.te
Ribs #
JAM. ~. ]. 70e I2.e6 $11.11S1a.4o
May .13.35 13.t4 13s0A 11seo;
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOM FOR,
rent for two, Gentlemen only. 71S 81
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sALEsMEN ~ TO SELF PHARMA-
a1s4 between Is M so years: perma-
4, nent position with assured future; lib
eral salary with bonus; thorough
f fnHWtg ~ c%6Tn 2, aauss e siyinp write RTE
p%erience and firms you have repfesent-'
ed, with your record. Sales, Manager,
Standard Laboratories, 847 w. jackson
Blvd, Chicago, HI,
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z FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
For light housekeeping. S16s Second
" Ave.
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TWO OR 5 STEAM HEATED ROOMS
foH rent. Phone 297-W. University
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statesmen wANrED-rHREE LIVE
n wires. for. small towns in Dakotas,
Minnesota, Nebraska, to call ontdry
Y goodstrade; $3.50 to $3.50 a. week easily
made by Intelligent hustlefs; earnings,
.\record n references required Com
Sputing Yard. Measure Co., 80 N. Dear
born. Chicago. 40
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RECOGNIZE NO COMPETITION
sential nature-and q. S. protected ar
ticle. exclusively owned and controls
ed by us, Clearing upward of, $4,000,
created demand. If You cannot sell
this specially you will fail selling life
preServers on q sinking ship. Defipite
cooperation. /Jerome Laadt, Pres, 8
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BOARD AND ROOM AT 308 SEWARD,
Ave. Nearest boarding place to state
mill.
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DlJoHN DUNCAN TAYLoR-orice
over First Natl. Bank. Special atten-
9s ton to skin and urinary diseases.
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WANTED TO RENT-sMALL MOD
ern house, by responsible party.
Write. Box 241. city.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

YOUNG COUPLE WITHOUT chill.
dren wish to rent furnished apartment
or small house for winter. Write GOT
Herald.
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nUrrSNHbIE1

II oR5 SEND YOuH TUITION
~ work 20 DAcotaAi Custom shirt
III Over ~ Fs.sAmsrtcans !. 9TH 81.
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ROOMS Fun RENT

rHREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. Up
staf1 for housekeeping. sol Cotton:
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PHYsIuANs Arp suRGEoNs

Children, taken caresof by day, weekNor
month: Phone 2621. write. $50 Herald.
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statesmen WANTED - NEW PA
tented gasoline tank cap valve for all
cars. Prevents waste. Guarantees
IS saving. Vest pocket Size. SIS
daily easy. Exclusive territory. Master
3 ME-. Co. Manhattan BLDG, Chicago.
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MEN. WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
@ oas of'wor aaRsr isrse.t MT %ho, %sssss1 eTS:
cory houses capital over $1,000;00v,
wants ambitious, men in your locality
to taell direct Ito consumer nationally
known brands Of an extensive line Of
oils. stock foods etc. No capitGT re-
,quired! Commissions advanced.~Write
I today. State.aEe and county desired.
John Sexton Goo sta ". Illinois ST..
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HELP-sALESMEN

I WANT 100 MEN AND WOMEN
quick to take. orders for-Comer rain
coats n waterproof aprons. Every
were $5.218.0o {. New styles. wonderful
bargains, direct from manufacturer to
wearer. Barnes made. $3.50 in 80 days.
Tremendous profits for you. $500 q
$40 q day for. your spare time ~ No de-
lfveGing nor collecting. No capital re-
9uired. q furnish everything. yinclud-
quick for liberal offer. The Conner
Mfg. Co. Dent G-16O DAYTON Ohio
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'sn.7 6rIsIrW S79HAKENI01TICD ~
- Net tQss ses na sssssl Alas; sss =.
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HOUSES Nj SALE.

FOR RENT-HoME LAND
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SEND TOILET SOAP SAM
pie and 1900 cash refund offer. La
cassia Co.. Dent. k10. st. Louis. No.
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DANCING INSTRUCTION. AGNES u
a.Rhodee. Orpheuna hall. Phone 1885,
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BARS yoR Rent sos ssh1Aye. Phone
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LARGE MANUFACTURING CORPoR-
alton wants capablsSSmen to 5open
branch office and manage salesmen:
own money. Exclusive rights; pa
tented article; moneysNaking posslbil-
ttiee unlimited. Will pay expenses to
: NJ ciemnter, Sales Manager. sos n.
Elthw ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
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HuRaE1l. Agents.

AGENTs+EITHER SEX. MAKE BIG
money. Establish q business 81 your
own. Sell Goldencrfsp, "Less-Grease'
+ jtPotateSssGehh Chips and other '}5qoldencrispt
food ssprbducts rim great demand in
and INSTRUMENTATION. Dernell Potato
y Products, Cos l447-1449 Hudson. AYES
Chicago, Ill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: The average
modern male person is full of egotism,
is vain and silly. This fear of women
that they may not capture one of these
wiley creatures, their vain chasing of
romance, is surely running men and
boys.
Wake up mothers: Why not teach
your daughters little independence.
Teach her to earn and make her way
in the world for herself Teach her
that she doesn't have to accept the
attentions of any unworthy cad that
comes along.
AS one young man expressed him
self, you don't need a good character
nor clean name to make a hit these
days. All you need is an automobile
and you can go with any girl" High
ideal that is, is it not, mothers?
Let's brace up and chase work
while and give romance a rest. My
dear girls, widows and bachelor girls.
let me assure you that you can buy
automobiles of your own, likewise,
stocks, bonds and real estate. You
can go when you please and come
back when you please. Let me as
sure you that will enjoy your romance
less and life immensely Take some
vanity out of your brother man. 1t
will teach him to respect himself and
also you, and that character and not
automobiles count with you, not
money or position, but just clean man
illness and modesty, clean name and
clean health.
The so-called romance of today
needs to be sent to a good laundry
for decency and respect and be wash
ed. Then stenographers will not think
themselves in love with their employ
ers, mothers will not forget their
motherhood and fathers their father
hood This is vital for a nation OF
a town of broken homes and broken
oathS. A BUSINESS WOMAN.
Your letter is most interesting. 1t
comes as spur to better character
and halter to backsliding. l believe
that women are beginning to accept
your advice Business women have in
creased and are increasing rapidly in
numbers. Many of them feel that
they can be happier earning their own
Injuries than by marrying without
love some man of unworthy charac-
ter ! agree with you and the young
man who expressed his opinion that
the automobile ranks too high as an
asset. In reality the man himself
should count and not the fact that
he owns an automobile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28

is not nearly so pretty as it's French
equivalent, Jocelyn. 1t signifies
sportive or merry.
Etymologists tell us that it comes
from the French joie which was meant
to express an inarticulate shout of
ecstacy. The original cry is preserved
In the. Swiss jodel or shout of the
mountaineers. A number of feminine
names have come from this happy
source; among them the well known
Joy, Jadoca which is frequent in Wales
and Jacosa still in common usage
among the English.
joyce came directly from this latter
name. France took it but found it
too British and evolved the musical
Jocelyn.
The emerald is Joyce's talismanic
stone. 1t is the gem of youth and
sprlngume and hope. 1t is said to
preserve for her the joyful legacy
which her name implies Thursday is
her lucky day and her lucky number.
EDNA EVA, WINIFRED.
TN reply to request the meaning
OF the following names is ppended:
Edna, from the Hebrew, means pleas
ure; Eva, from the Hebrew, means
life; Winifred, Teutonic, means,
loves of peace).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Ihe Diary of an Engaged Girl

July 21.-My life has become 40
tumultuous that l find that I have but
little time for reflections. That is
good and bad at the same time. Rest.
ing now after q most strenuous day
1t Is exactly half after midnight I
am alone. in the sheerest of night
gowns, plus a fllmy negligee. and I
feel like everything in the world but a
bride! That means that l am not in
a sentimental mood, but am filled with
sterner thoughts and ambitions.
Don't know just what connection
there is between ambition and being
bride, but-)
Got most Of my work done before
three o'clock today; 1t happened to be
one Of those lucky days. Made some
irving in town for her honeymood.
Saw her up at one Of the big hotels.
She was evidently miners bride,
and was properly dazed and impress.
ed by all about her. l caught one of
these same dazed expressions.
Each day has its new type for me
and my little pen. I certainly have all
the variety that my heart has ever
longed for, and then some. 1t keeps
me on the move, and It sure does keep
me amused. I never knew what hands
could do with apologies here to the
composer Of that charming little
song). and mine are flying over the
old bristol board every minute, seems
to me.
This is a great game. 1t keeps you
on the qui-vivi and makes you OBJ
servant. Oh, all of that! l find my
self straining to catch every littlest
detail Of everybody's face and figure.
not to mention peculiarities, on the
street, and in the subway; in fact just
wherever l happen to be. The Lead
err gives me more or less of a free
hand, and that helps wonderfully
Mr.. Reade and l understand each
other perfectly. We are in fact. quite
attached to each other, If that is pos
sible, in such short space of time.
And he seems to appreciate everything
I do.
Some editor-persons are the grand
est in the entire world, I'll say And
! don't need to go into any long EEK
plantations for this statement-it is
self-evident!
Managed to get off at about three
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28

have first of all plenty Of warm
clothes, warm coats, wraps and
heavy skirts. Then there is always
a necessity Of heavy walking shoes.
This year the separate skirt, usual
ly q plaid of some bind, a sweater,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28

thirty this p. m, and took a run II
TO see Mesa Sloan and hers (hers be
Ing the pet dog pup, as Ted is sci
dom home before late afternoon. He
wanders about town seeking inspira
t1on-at least that's what he calls it
What's In q name, after all?
Mesa was awfully glad to see me
and do you know, now that l am on
my own, SO to speak, and on the way
to becoming a real woman of the
world, economically Independent and
all that, why l feel that people like
Mesa and her gang will and do ap.
preciate me for my own worth and not
just as an attachment of Jacks. It's
grand that!
had the shock of my young life,
"hen during the course Of our con-
'ersatlon we got onto the subject Of
my Prince Charming, and quite nat
urally Mesa told me that he was mar
rled! Horrors! l felt my hair posi-
lively rising at the news. And he so
romantic! Oh, dreamy eyes to be so
dece1v1ng. Not that he ever deceived
me, for we hardly knew each other,
ana IL never occurred to me to ask
MIN as to his state, whether married
or single. I just took it for granted
tnat anyone with such a pair Of
Dreamy brown eyes must naturally
know that he by right belongs to the
whole world of woman-not to one
especially as he is an experienced
man.
(To be continued)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
CASTOR OIL
NOW MADE
TASTELESs
kelloee's Tastefess Castor Oil
1000 Pure Castor Oil

The chemists of Spencer Kellogg &
Sons, Inc, one of the worlds largest
manufacturers of castor oil, have per-
fected a remarkable process by which
all nauseating taste is removed from
this good old family remedy Nothing
is removed except the nauseating
taste. Strength and purity remain
the samoa 1000 pure castor oil
You don't have to shudder when you
take Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil.
Doctors have always recommended
castor oil, but everyone has dreaded
taking 1t, Mothers can now give chill
dren castor oil without their even
knowing what they are taking. Grown
ups will also appreciate this new form
Of the good old remedy Sold by all
good druggists. If you want a castor
oil absolutely without nauseating taste,
insist on genuine laboratory filled
bottles, plainly labelled Kellogg's
Tasteless Castor Oil. Three sizes, 15c,
35c and 5c.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Want To Keep Your
Hair Perpetually Curly?

Perpetually wavy or curly hair is
now within the means of every woman
to possess. One need only get few
ounces Of plain liquid silmerine from
the druggist and apply a little Of 1t oc-
casionally with a clean tooth brush
before doing up the hair, When this
dries the most beautiful and natural
looking waves and creases imaginable
are in evidence, Wind and heat do
not affect the curliress as where a
heated iron has been used.
Liquid silmerine is so pure and
harmless there is not the slightest
danger OF spotting the scalp or streak
ing the hair, and it leaves no sticky
or greasy trace. 1t will also be ap
preciated as a beneficial dressing, as
II keeps the hair so soft, silky and
lustrous-A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Bachelor Girl Savings
BY Helen Rowland

Oh dear! A woman never can ex-
press her true opinion of a man-not
even on his tombstone.
1t takes lot Of actual cleverness to
write brilliant and effective love.
ietter-out it takes a lot of actual
brains to refrain from writing one.
When couple are matched but not
mated, they are as lonely and ineffec-
tual as two left-hand gloves
Three men are necessary to every
charming woman's education: one
who teaches her to love; one who
teaches her that she is lovable; and
one VINO teaches her how to inspire
love-
OF course. am only a poor. weak
"oman-out it looks to me as though
the noble ambition of each political
party is to save the Country"-from
the other party!
AS a man grows older, you never
can tell whether he will begin doing
the things at which he used to be
shocked or begin to be shocked at
those who do the things he used to
Go.
A wise woman is one who knows
exactly what a man means. when she
Knows that he is saying lot of things
that he doesn't mean.
If every gentleman were as polite as
his chauffeur and evry lady were as
courteous and considerate as her hus.
oand's stenographer, there would be
FEWER romantic triangles Of the draw
1ng-room-of hce-garage variety.
A mans first love is always an
"angel-perhaps that's why it so
seldom happens that he has the cour.
age to marry her
Some husbands are forever turning
over new leaf'-and then blotting up
the page.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
State School Board May
Lengthen Day; In Meetinq

1t seems they are always doing
something to make life miserab BILE fol
the kid who is unfortunate enough tc
be compelled to go to school
Now the state board of educa ton
is thinking very seriously Of length
ening the school day to 4 o'clock in
stead Of 3 o'clock as at the present
time.
The matter was to be taken up at
the meeting of the board Wednesday
superintendent Williams attended
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28

in conference here. The league in
cludes publishers in Kansas, Missouri,
Arkansas, Colorado and Nebraska.
Newspapers, which, according to plans
will be served by the buying corpora
ton, have total requirements of rs 900
to 100, 900 tons of newsprint YEARLY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
JOINT BUYING PLANNED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 28-A
publishers buying corporation, which
ultimately will act for about 400 news
papers in the buying of newsprint pa
per, has been authorized by 20 mem
bers of the Midwest Newspaper league
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
What's IN a Name
JOYCE
(Copyright)

JOYCE
In one particular era in feminine
nomenclature, names Of gladness figur-
ca prominently. Joyce is one of those.
IL IS not extraordinarily popular and it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28

Watches and jewelry are to b.
Transported to Paris by a newly es
tablished aerial service.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-02-09
NO AMNESTY
FOR OFFICERS
Covering Letter Demanding
= Surrender of Military and
State Officers Received.

Berlin, Feb. &C, n. S.)-The "cov-
eltng letter" from Paris explaining the
allies demand for more than 500 Ger
man military and state officers for trial
which has just been received here,
points out that not all of the Germans
were included who are held by the al
lies to be guilty of war crimes hut
only those bearing the greatest respou-
sibility, 1t was learned from official
sources today.
The allies made it plain that hey do
not intend to give amnesty to Offend
ers, but reserve the right to prosecute
all who are guilty.
German government officials declare
that the note is not N ultimatum. bat
opens the way 10 fugtho" negotiations.
1t was handed - ChencelOr Bauer by
NJ. Marcilly the FIer'h envoy. on Snt-
uIday night.
Demands Reflections.
Messages have reached the govern
ment from all parts of Germany de-
manding a rejection of the allies de-
mand they came from heads of cham
bors of commerce and universities. from
the presidents of the East Prussian and
Bavarian assemblies and from officers
of the old Baltic feet
The premiers of the German states are
scheduled to convene here tomorrow to
take up the situation
II will not attempt 90 arrest the off
GERS who are serving under ue, he
cause ! know that such ;n aEEraVatmg
order of arrest would never be obeyed, .
said Minister of Defense war ministrr)
Noske. "Nor will ! forbid demonstra-
tions protesting against he surrender
of the officers"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-02-09
One LIFE LOST,
SCORES MISSING
Lives Lost in Fire Which De-
StrOyed Apartment Hotel
in San Francisco.
PINNED UNDER WRECKAGE

san Francisco, Cal, Feb. 9.--One
life is known to be lost. eighteen
persons were injured. some seriously,
and a score are missing, but believed
TO be safo as the result OF n disas-
town Berkshire apartment here early
today, according to latest reports Of
hremen and policemen conducting a
thorough examination into the blaze.
Many who were believed dead have
been found TO be only injured,
Utmost confusion regned while
the fire was i'm progress. First re-
ports were to the effect that the hall
ways OF the Berkshire apartment
were piled with dead. Fire depart
ment officials however at 7:45 sue
ceeded in making a thorough survey
of the tire-swept building and an
nounced their belief that but one
person had met death. This body
wa recovered and was taken to the
county morguo.
The score or more missing persons
are believed safe in adjoining apart
mont houses where they were given
shelter A careful check is under
way. No estimate on the damage
has yet been made.
The fire broke out In n hail on the
TIN d floor ow neither police nor
fire departments could say.
The Berkshire was a. five story
brick building containing eighty five
apartments. II was in !, section de-
voted almost entirely to exclusive
apartment houses and hotels.