davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-10-29
WEATHER.

Fair and slightly colder tonight.
with frost, probably heavy; fair to-
morrow. Temperature for twenty
four hours ending at noon today.
Highest, 81. at pm. yesterday; low
est. AZ, at 8 am. today.
Full report on page 10.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

mSuUSt O1 inc hSSOCIdtcO Press
The Associated Press 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 publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved
Evening star., 1920-10-29

Among tho organisations which are
not vt members and which are ex-
nected to have q business representa-
tive in attendance at the meeting on
ters lathers and several mechanics or
Ranizatons.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Arrivals from New York

Gibraltar-S s West Conab.
Constantinople-S S Polar Bear River
NraXcs.
Antwerp-s 8 louisiana.
S'~~is--S : Santa Andrea
Genoa-S S Giuxeppi Verdi
aian4a--S : Gaelic Prince.
HUll--S Lake Farber Lepanto Ma.
Rio deJaneiro@s $ Lord Ormonde.
utofagasts-S Grange Park.
LiVerpOol--S 5 Rinouski
Panama Canal, Cristcbal--S Derau
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
british Are Anxious to
Regain Panama Trade
Believe Exchange Conditions
Oiler Opportunity to Re-
cover Lost Business

Although the share of the United
Aagdom in the trade of Panama was
s'seiy lost during the war and last
.sa' amounted 10 only 6 per cent of
..v Total, British commercial interests
w. counting on recovering large por-
"Vh OF their old business.
Neporis reaching England state that
..e pr ces Of American goods are un-
Suaiy nigh, while quotations for Brit
.,H :. goods arc made favorable because
tha depreciation of the pound
'.%fAng. consequently" it is stated,
s1ere Is an opportunity for reentry
y shls market of which recent visitors
'ne lsthmus have been able TO take
Ivan I.'r 1age The representative Of a
,1V'ie house recently left Colon with
Muers Tor $4,000 worth Of goods in
mere is said to he an excellent mar
~ 10r tine cottonS. linens, lightweight
.r"Oas and SILK mixtures and for rope,
a; "e and sacks. At the present rate
e@cnange, 1t is declared, Isthmian
tSefS are sufficiently eager for Brit
~ ~ goods to justify British trade rep
rsaS'en'atives in spending a few days at
eoon and Panama when on their wav
i .he west coast Of Sout n,erica. but
:; Is added that the mar. ~spri-
s0us and limited and that en- al
anelers must be prepared
is.y expenses heavies than in al.
I'm American country.
npart from the American commits
d us. .s 1t IL added, the retail business
es;'s 'se cities of Colon and Panama il
ry III the hands Of Asiatics, with
ess.1nese, Syrians and Hindoos pre-
4 mating. The bulk Of the trade is
AZ. 0azaar goods, light clothes. suit
,o,. Tor the sultry climate of the
ks' cheap jewelry and toilet articles.
~ r,.snomic conditions in Panama are
" 70 have been suffering from de-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Reports by Wireless
From the L. 5. Naval Cornmu-
nication Station

[Dilstance is given in miles Repogts are
Abangarez ESQ \ Cristobal Nov 25.
achilles 63 \ Waiting Island Nov -.
Acme l.54o w san Francisco Pm NOV 23
A lvanCe $50 NNE Colon Nov p.
Agwisun $50 s Scotland ~ Nov 25.
Apache 50 \ iIatteras Nov "a
a rio 10 \ Hatteras Nov "a.
Artigas pd Cay Head AN Nov "a
Atenas 22 SIC Cape san Antonio Nov %.
Azumasan Maru lat 81 46 \ Ion "A 22 W
Baidhin 2e7 e 1obos Island Nov 2a.
Raltic LILO from Bar Harbor z:So Pm
Baton Rouge so Y Cape Canaveral Nov "a.
i5etterton l72 Ambrose. Noy "A.
brilliant 95 e Sand Key Nov 2s.
lfrindilla II S Ambrose Nov rs
I!urnwe l6O Hatteras Noy -;
Bgayi il ssW Fortiand HsGS9 NoS 35 !" NOV 30
Calainares al9 s Havana Nov 28
cape Nata! ls NNE Cape Mala PM
Caracas i53 s Ambrose Nov %.
Car!sshoini lo4 \ jupiter Nov 24-
CasiIewooa lat 20 u 4 lon ss Is W Nov Is.
chebaulip l2o NV bermuda Nov g.
Chepadoa $50 S Ambrose Nov 22
Chipchung $50 w Honolulu Nov %
City OF Alameda l.1s0 Hatteras Nov "a.
city Of Columbus l9l NNH Hatteras
city Of Everett 1872 W key west Nov %
city Of Fort Worth 'r9 \ Charleston
Nov 25.
city of Montgomery 40 NE Eryingpan
Nov *
city OF Reno 1928 " San Pedro Nov "a.
city of Savannah 80 W Frying pan Nov "a.
Clement c Smith rs y Key West Nov 23.
Coamo 351 n san Juan Nov "a.
Colonel Z l. Drake 405 from honolulu
Colombia 4o5 from San Francisco Nov 20.
Coithraps f.5 E Cape Henry Nov -.
Corneia 4S6 \ San Juan Nov 23
Corning 100 y by " Cristobal Nov IS.
Corson 4TO ENE Cape Henry Nov %.
C0wan 10 NV by " Race Point Nov "a.
Crawford - Cape Lookout Nov 26
Crisfeld IS Hatteras Nov 25.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Another Big Bond Issue of
Canadian Lines on Market
Read & Co. Buys s25,00O,OO0
of Northern Railway Securi.
ties for Sale Here

The second large piece of Canadian
railroad financing to be consummated
on the local market within the last
three months was announced last night
by William A. Read e. Co., 32 Nassau
Street, who said they had purchased
$25, 900, 900 of twenty-year 7 per cent
bonds of the Canadian Northern Rail
way and would issue them. beginning
this morning, subject to sale and at a
price that had not been determined
yesterday.
The issue, it was said, is Identical
with an issue Of Grand Trunk bonds
which the Read firm disposed of re-
Gently at its local offices Canadian
National Railways financing, including
the present issue, totals over $S4 4,0OO-
900 since January 1.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
TRANSPACIFlr MAILS

TIL. connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Postoftice and city Hall Postoftice
station. New York. at p. m. as follows
Hawaii. japan Corea, China. Siberia
Siam, french lndo China. Netherlands East
irdies Except SumatTa) and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco. steamship D
Tenyo Maru, November 90.
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islanda via
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26

Virginia Bridge. Gaivestonn n; Gsnelon ''tfHl tBrl
Galvvs,on ia anna ,swed) Baltimore Bar
raltar; Kokomo, New York: Trewyn svn' (Brl,
Tampa; West Hampton. Galveston: Mon
teiio sop, Genoa: Bodia tswedl. Gothen-
(Notj. Baltnore ] Bostwiel; Montrea a t.
Sailed .,, Joseph Cuneo (Nor). Kingston:
Phsdeinhia saofaed NAM TamDr9pns Jas, & Rd}
terdam, ia faarnum, Bilboa, Steadfast, Liver
poo. san San giuseppe Qt>. New York; Walter
Honolulu, Wimbornss Vim mns 9B "sei alyeston Msanl
Stanborne Br), Liverpooi Tongrier tBr),
\ NeT " vn,@ lor@; Port Sidney tBr), London :;
Spanlsh ports: Virginia Gt). New York;
sag harbor Charleston: Orion (Dar), un-
Nno"n' Esther Is (bark), unknown; Maple
known.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov a5 - Cleared ::
M,eshSaimlny, Buenos Ayres and La Plata
Ayonmouth
st1s rhMahAR,ELPH1A. Maa{,Ed ~, Nov 25C CATriysd
9Br). Port Lobos; Herbert L Pratt, Lon
don; Cambronne (Fr), Dunkrk via Hamp-
ton ts Roads; Kinderdiik (DD, Norfolk for
lBr). Savannah; Dubhe (DD, Hampton
Roads; Tidewater, Dunkirk; Shortsville,
San fsa1 n, Francisco, etc; Lake Charlottesvilie.
Nov 25-sigh,ed: str August 4Nor). from
4fyonm9uth. Sfror Sailed; strs Lake Ferrona
- NA'i L illidbel lpDiN), hun VIA BrlStOi etc
Passed up for Philadel phia Str Ripley
Castle tBr). New York Passed out from
pphilIaeellpphia strs New Britain. New
Del, Nov 25-passed down from Philadel-
phia: Strs Shawmut, Havana Salina
t1D, Gibraltar (for orders); New Britain,
New York; Southwestern Miller (Br), Lon
don.
PORTLAND Me. Nov 25-Arrived: Ma
toa, Norfolk; Byiayl, Norfolk: Freeman,
PORT EAps, Nov 25- Arrived: Barry
Sarnia tBr), Marseiles; Gonzaba, Tam
plco; | G White, - Nicarao CHand)
Port Cortez, stama, Blueields; Roath (Br).
Europe; Tipton. Tela; Wilhelm Jehsen.
Tampico. Sailed: British Birch (Br),
Avonmouth and London; Brynhild Dan),
Mobile; Hiburas FIand). Biuehelds; James
Timpson, Cape Gracias; Monus, New York
Torres, 'l'ampico.
PORT TAMPA. Nov 25-Arrtved: Crath-
horne Jacksonville. Sailed: Mascotte, Key
West
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 25-Arrived:
Lancaster, Galveston.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Nov. 25--Ar-
rived British Major (f3r), London: Gulf
Cost, Jacksonville; Ligonter, Jacksonvlle
I3l erleaf OBJ, New Orleans: War Matron
C'r), Plymouth; New York Bayonne
Sa'i ed: Charles Braley, Ta1npico: Brandy
vino, Tamp!co.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 2b-Arrived
City of Savannah, New York: Howard,
Jacksonville (and sailed for Baltimore),
Sailed: CITY OF Rome, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

Trieste-S S Calabrla.
Flushing-S S Pocahontas.
Saltos-S 5 Romney.
Iondon--S S Old North State, Mane.
Hong Kong-S Tsuyama Maru.
Table Bays S Westport.
E,liSa Ouilnun
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26

can find here number of profit
able and attractive offers to submit
to it's clientele. Can get the Gus
toners orders before the goods are
purchased. Visit the sample room.
Prices are extremely low. Sub
stantial discounts on large Dur-
chases, aid 80 days to complete
payment Ring up and state your
requirements; or ask for catalogue
Tel. Sunset 500, Ext. 1855. Or
write: U. S. Navy, Board of Survey
Appraisal ana Sale, Naval Supply
Depot, 30th st. and 3rd Ave,
Brooklyn N. Y
Eugene n. Tricou,
Lieut.. Commander (S. G., U. S. N.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Terms on Steel Steamers

lol lGss ,,s.o OF th9 purchase price in cash upon
,hsrs, "hss,verg !, OF 'he vessel, ~ in months
~ in ,ont6~ IN II tbeTao ]9oqths thsreafter
months the7eafter: balance of 7oes I'm equai
so,, i-Sn u&i ms ailments over period Of
'erest at the rate Of So per annum.
The two hundred and eighty-nve woode,
steamers for sale are Of tan different types
a. follows Nine pRug gherty Type. Seven
ten ten Balm Tyre; Ten Peninsula Type: Six
TYPE one Lake and ocean Navigation
company Type. Thirteen McCleiland Type
Thirty one hough Type; Eleven Gruys Har-
nor Type. Also have number OF wooden
hulls of various types.
Terms on Wooden Steamers
lofs cash on delivery. balance In equal
sS'ni-annual installments over period OF
three years
sias may be submitted for one or more
%N,Sss % s. And must be accom- panied by Ger
Nltd cheCk made payable to the e. S.
shipping Board FOR 252eo or amount Of
The BID
sias shoula be submitted on the Oasi.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by request sent to the Ship
Sales Division, 1919 F. Street. N. w.
Washing ton, y. &.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Bids should be addressed to the
u N | t f D TATES SHIPPING
BOARD, WASHINGTON, D. c..
and indorsed BID FOR STEAM
SHIP (name of ship)."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Terms on Wooden Steamers

Bids should be submitted on the basis
Of purchase as IS and where is"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Marine Reports
THE TIDrs
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vessel and Port. Docked nt:
kennemerland. Rotterdam.
Pier 3, Bush Docks, Bklyn
Megli Hellas Pir@us. Pier %. Bklyn
Carrilio, Santa Marta and Santiago.
Pier 10. r
Pier il, Bklyn
Betterton. Port Lobos.
OFF Tomrkinsville. g
FL Cid, New Orleans. .......P Pier 40, r
FL Almirante. Galveston. -. Pier 50 \ K
Dallas Hampton Roads.
orr Tompkinsvillc. S I
Bayonnc, Philadelphia.
Vacuum on Co Docks, Bayonnc
Willkeno. Bordeaux. OFF Stspleton, s
Strathfillsn. Manchester off Staplcton. &
Baltic, Philadelphia. ....... Pier 90 y r
Edgar LucNenbach. Rotterdam ard
Philadelp phia Foot of SD st. Bklyn
Hamilton, Norfolk. ......-... Pier &c, n r
George IL Jones, Galveston.
Pier 5. Bayonne n 7
s2terenyl. Leghorn md Gibraltar
OF Bay RidgN. lklyn
Rijndan, Rotterdam and Plymouth.
In quarantine
Nueces. Galveston .......,. Pier 3S, n Il
Kroonlaud. Antwerp. Southampton and
- Ht oOurS In quarantine
Ihordis, Chrlstiania .,......ln quarantine
Mattoie. Port Lobos ......-.-.ln Quars ntine
MeNicah 6oston. Anchored
SaBus, ieil1e. ..-.......- Anchored
GOdna, BarDAdoS. Anchored
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
Reports of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trad

preston, but there has been soma re
covery recently, due to the increased
traffic through the canal.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
TRAVEL

Calling at
Crisobal. Caao, Moendo Arica Iquiquc Antofagasta
EBRO, NOV II ESSEOUIBO.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26
NEW YORK-GUAYAOUIL

Calling al
Cristobal Buenaventura, Esmeraldas. Bahia Manta c
QUILPUE, DEC. 4 OUILLOTA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-26

San Francisco. U. s. a. T. Madawaska.
December /.
Tahiti MarQuesas, Cook Islands and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
and Australia, via San Francisco, steam
ship Tofua. December 8.
Hawaii, FIJI islands New Zealand and
Australia. Via Vancouver and Victoria
B. C.. steamship Makura. December 10.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19

Il was a quick thinker. Pete" l
said, you don't like the laws Of this
country, yet you don't move away" l
then reminded him that he was a
moonshiner in violation of the revenue
laws. IF the law gets you, you'll be
in the penitentiary.'
Pete went into the two-minute
silence right then. 1t dawned on me
that when he came out of it he would
kill me. So suddenly apologized, got
down on my knees, swore off my
radicalism and begged to be one of the
boys. That saved me.
A few days later Ernie Vance got
into it with Pete the same way. But
he didn't pull in his radicalism before
the two minute silence ended, and
Pete's fist dished his face in so that
he's sight for life.
The moral is, that advanced think.
ing ought not to be more than two
minutes in advance of the crowd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Today's Talk
BY George Matthew Adams

-EE. LIGHTS
This wouldn't be much of q world
without its lights-tl1e sun and moon,
for instance.
AS | write, brilliant electric lights
make 1t like day in my room. Last
night | drove in an automobile into
the heart of a. great city. It's lights
looked like studded diamonds set in
a network of beauty. There were the
lights of the street and park, the
lights of great buildings and the lights
CT thousands of automobiles crawling
like animate things all over the sur
face Of the city's lap.
There are the brilliant spotlights
that streak high into the air for miles.
those that throw halo about the
actor as he rivets the attention of an
audience, and there are the colored
lights and the soft cand1elights that
our grandparents had.
Lights always inspire They always
give value. They make it safe for life
during darkness, and long after the
light Of the day has gone they give
the chance to read and move about.
Many people have lights in their
soul.
Today / noticed a blind man about
to cross street and I stepped up to
help him across. When he reached
the other side, as he thanked me he
smiled and said, isn't this beautiful
day!"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Answers to Questions

Old Reader-Through the Questions
Column OF your paper will you please
give me the definition Of grass
widow" A question has come up as
to whether a woman becomes a grass
widow Immediately after a separation
OF at the time she is divorced from
him.-Grass widow was anciently an
unmarried woman who had a child, but
now the word is used for a wife tenn
porarily parted from her husband. The
word means "a grace" widow. a
widow by courtesy. In French (from
which the phrase comes) the form is
"veuve de grace" In the Latin it is
"viduca i'd gratia," which stands for a
woman separated from her husband by
a dispensation of the Pope and not by
death. Grace widow (grass widow
is a term for a woman who becomes
widow by grace or favor, not OF
necessity, as by death. The term
originated in the early days OF Euro
pean civilization.
Subscriber-Kindly inform me what
fees are required in patenting an
article: also how long patent is good
for.-The government fees for issuing
a patent are SIS, as filing fee, and $50
final fee, if the patent is granted. At
torneys' fees range from $50 up, &C,
Cording to the amount of time and
labor required to put the patent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
The Unknown Dead

ut was an inspiring thought which prompted
the two governments on Armistice Day to pay
lasting tribute to the unknown dead in the great
war;" says the Dayton News. .:
"In Westminster Abbey where lie the re-
mains of England greatest scientists, scholars,
teachers, preachers, students and warriors, there
was buried the other day the body of an unknown
Tommy, nameless, without Identification, frag-
rnent of the great army which went out under
kitchener's first call to defend the empire And
FOR centuries to come the simple tablet will tell
visitors to historic Westminster Abbey where
the broken body of one hero is laid, representa-
tive of the thousands who went down to their
deaths on many hard fought battlefield in
France, with no one to mourn his personal loss
and none to shed a tear at his passing.
France, in like manner, paid the debt of
gratitude to the unknown Poilu killed in defense
of home and country. A magnificent statue has
been erected in Paris commemorative of the fl
deity of the soldier dead, and more especially
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19

In justice to yourself you cannot
afford to take chances with new and
untried preparations. When you pur-
chase a remedy you want something
that will do the work and relieve your
suffering. Nerv-Worth has given
satisfactory service for many years,
and has become the old reliable
staple home remedy. 1t has been
proved by trial to be one OF j.:a great
est boons to sufferers that has yet
teen offered 1t has proved by its
own work and by actual results to
give entire satisfaction. 1t bears the
endorsement of physicians and drug
gists as we'll as those to whom it has
given relief and health. Letters from
PEOPLE in your neighborhood and from
people throughout the country tell the
convincing story of how Wentworth
has given results when everything
else has failed. Read what some of
these people say in the following en-
dorsements selected at random from
the millions on file at the Wentworth
office.
81 cannot fully express my graft
tude for the wonderful merits of
Wentworth and its prompt action
said Louisa Beaver, 430 Homeview
Ave-, Springfield, Ohio.
Il have taken 2 bottles of Nerv-
Worth and I've seen a wonderful
change. l will recommend it to the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19

highest to anyone" said I. c. Skies,
Cochranton, Pa.
II am gaining strength and weight
and am now in my normal condition,
since taking Wentworth" said Mrs.
F. J. Wagner, Ill Livingston Ave,
Dayton, Ohio.
Il have used Wentworth and think
it is the best tonic have ever found"
said Mrs. Fred w. Carpenter, Van
Tassel. Wyo.
said Mrs. Fred W. Carpenter, Van
Tassel. Wyo.
II have gained seven pounds in
weight and am feeling strong and
vigorous since taking one bottle Of
Wentworth" said Leonard Perkins,
200 E. Gray ST., Columbus. Ohio.
'Nerv-Worth has made me feel like
new person." Harry F. Ham, 21S
S. 18th ST.. Independence, Kan.
Wentworth is one remedy that
gives results quickly. 1t is medicine
of real merit" said Mrs. w. H. Parker,
Kalamazoo. Mich.
Il am happy to say that Nerv-
Worth drove rheumatism out of my
system and stopped my stomach trou-
ble,' said Geo. w. Williams, 30S n.
Fourth St, Richmond, Ind.
I'VE keep Wentworth in the house
all the time now and wouldn't, be
without it, said E. r. Gray, Berkeley
Place, Martinsburg, w. Va.
II am gaining strength and feel
more like myself and l think Nerv-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
THE IMPOSSIBLE

l cannot talk worth fourteen cents,
and so no spells l spring; and much
envy gifted gents who maks the
welkin ring. Chautauqua magnates
ply their game, and promise bundles
fine, if I'll but write my moral name
upon the dotted line. And often l am
tempted sore; then l hear Conscience
say, What right have you, l ask, to
bore an audience for pay? You know
that every time you've tried to paint
the welkin red, a lot of wilted eggs
were SHE'D, in anger at your head"
How much of boredom we'd avoid,
how much of language blue, if fewer
fellows were employed at work they
cannot do! I'm weary of that singers
screech who knocks the notes to pulp !;
I'm tired Of hearing blacksmiths
preach, and seeing farmers sculp. I'm
glad that I have sense enough to
know where I'm a frost, and so I
dodge the platform stuff. though at
a frightful cost; for there the easy
money lies, and there the soft snaps
grow; the country's full of talking
guys who trade hot air for dough. But
as speaker l am tough, which can
not be denied; I'm glad that l have
sense enough to let the welkin slide.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19

those who served France in her darkest hour of
need, and passed out of the days reckonings
without sob from loved one.
1T is fitting that such thought should be
given to those who died under such tragic cir
cumstances. War is terrible tragedy. 1t has
claimed within the last six years millions of boys.
Each of these was son of some mother. Some
where on the face of the earth, or buried beneath
the surface of Mother Nature, there is a mother
for the unknown Tommy and the unknown Poilu
which have been accorded such magnificent and
deserving honors. The pity of it all is that none
knew the bleeding and bruised body which fell in
the great struggle for permanent civilization.
And yet, once upon time, these self same men
who today lie in honored graves, their country S
which accompanied their burial, must have
romped about and played like other little boys
about some mothers knee. They became part
of the flotsam and jetsam of war. They buckled
on the armor and went out at their country S
call for men, and, dying, left in their bodies the
emblem of all the unknown and unnamed dead IN
the terrible struggle in Europe.
peace to their ashes. They have played
heroic roles with two mighty armies. They asked
nothing but triumph for the cause they repre-
scented. They have gained even in their unlden-
titled bodies a victor's crown. They sleep on
while the ceaseless tramp of millions near their
final resting place speak of saved world and the
coming of new generation made possible
through their Sacrifices
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei
Moves In.

No stomach dosing. Hyomei is
made chiefly of oil of eucalyptus TAX
en- from the eucalyptus forests of in
land Australia, and combined with
other excellent antiseptics.
In inland Australia the atmosphere
is SO impregnated with balsam
thrown ut by the eucalyptus trees
that germs do not thrive, and in con
sequence coughs, colds, catarrh and
other nose and throat Affections are
practically unknown.
Breathe Hyomei and get the same
pleasant germ-killing effect as you
would get in the eucalyptus forests
Hyomei is sold by D. & S. Drug Co
and A G. Luken & Co. and druggists
everywhere on a guarantee of salts
faction or money refunded.-Adver
tisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Dinner Stories
The doorbell was ringing.

The doorbell was ringing.
Virginia's mother (who was dressing
peeked out and saw a stranger at the
door.
Virginia.. aged five, was told to an
swer the door and say her mother was
mot at home"
Following instructions, Virginia was
stumped when the stranger asked:
when will she return?"
Without leaving the door she called:
oh, mamma, he wants to know when
you are coming back? What shall I
say?"
Does your wife object to your 60
ing out with your men friends?"
asked Jenkins.
Not my married men friends" re-
piled Sheard, "but she draws the line
at bachelors"
"Why?"
: She says whenever l go out with
a party of bachelors l always return
home greatly depressed"
The ]hoary-headed examiner glanced
over the top of lis spectacles. Are
YOU sure" he inquired, that this is
purely original composition you
have handed in?"
Yes, sir came the answer. But
you may possibly, sir. have come
across one or two of the words in the
dictionary"