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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
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Compound. Pay for same when
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tisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07

An indoor golf game that has been
invented includes a plush mat for a
tee and targetlike pocket to catch
the balls.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
AMERICAN FOOD DIDN'T
SUIT FRENCH DUCHESS

PARIS, May 7.-American food as
served in restaurants in that country
did not favorably impress the Duchess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Off FOR COLUMBUS
MI. and Mrs. otto Hohsnk Laavs To-day
Tor ohio Capitol Ia httand Meet
ing at Unworthy.

Mr. md Mira otto H'h"uk. 81 fhir city
win lcnvO to-day Tor Columbus. ohio =.
whore Mr. Gch"uk VIII attend n moot
Ing nr tho iruri"'u nf the tnpilnl Uni
vcrElty. II being Tho official institution
Tor tho GcrmPn Lutheran church Mr..
Schenk during the rnrly summer re-
.membcrCd thu university with splendid
gift thnt was much appreciated. The
university In condu~tin n million dollar
drive and Mr. Schenk In tho active chair
man OF the committee In charge Of the
funds being collected and Nplcndid proK-
ross iia beIkR nude, Mr.. and Mrs, Bchenk
Will retnrnt 70 the city sometime Fri
day or saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
GRADUATE NURSES
TO CONVENE TODAY

Local nuraor Ion poV'"Th"Y l." "''""d
tho ,nny 0utlnu 81 ih" W""' NIiE'"'"
stat, Nss",inil"n 81 trnd""I" Nn'T'"
Tho ,nnv"ntIun win bo iho i"W '""h'h
hrId Ia Ihln nInI". oni Pl'"n rI""'I"" "I
hrinH ,cry IhI"T'HIlnT nnd 81 hhn"""I
IInp,riun," Mn Uu-nn Cook. president
nf tho nrrm,IntIun Mr. u J IlullnT1
vIro rrurIdrnI nud MlHn W Louise"
E"rhcri viii rr,ulho "v'r III" '""N""'
ilon
RI "r'uInr wIlI inko rln'o 'hlH m"'"
Ing. ToglHtrntlun- holng mad" through
nui the day Tho convention VIII To
,nilcd 10 order during tho afternoon by
Mira Cook 81 this city Mayor a
Tr~dlock viii deliver m ndhT"Tr f"r
InnIIy welcnminR tho VIHil"rH /" E.kInr,
md Mirr knChCT' viii respond Mru
Cook VIII rr~Pcnt her annual report and
there wiIl hc nthcr huHlncHs Of interest
transacted Tn tho afternoon ton viii
10 HcrVcd for tho delegates nj tho
Davis Memorial hnHpIiHl mud the
nurses will Nisit the hom" "f tho lnt"
Henry q Davis
Miss Mary Leo IiarTN will deliver AZ
address GA "SchUol NurWinw" on Thurs
day and on Friday MlHs Alice II Moore
81 Nh'rling win read paper "u The
butte, Il II Irivhi" hay Eurr' The
."nl, ntiun viii close GA saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
WELLSBURC PYTH|ANS
HAVE OPEN MEETING
GRAND syoDuh OFFIUIA In AND uU
FhnMH rhannhTATIVEH TO
nm rRnnnHT TuUnBDAY
Presentation 81 GavsI snd RinH Tor the
winnsrn "f MsTuh Member
ship JDntast

W"li"h"'E i,''lE" =" 10 E"Irhrr ~
Ib'hla". VIII hnv" nu "pou m'rIIuH on
'huI "hhr evening rh"Io win Lev pI"p
"nl numh"T 81 dlTIlnUuIrhrd vIrIIInx
lJlhlhn "fIliHlH, Including HupTrms
Representatives John J. trh"nN nuh
Inm"n " IionnH. nf Wheeling. uinnd
Keeper OF It""urh" md Hchl hmm u
Montgomery. ar flngw""h Grnud IRE.
lat" Harry II n"lI. nr Wh,cllng. null
Grand lnuoh Guard. II %"cIy. Of
FAlrnnut
tn" rhi"f feature Of tho meeting win
DO tho presentation nf n gnN"I gi>cn
by tn" grind chancellor. To- the lodge
S"Cni Ing tho largrHt Increase IN mem
h"rHhIp Tor tho month of March this
y"hr. Wei Shurg lodge carried or this
h"r"r, adding &c new members To IIS
roll during the month
Grand Keeper 81 N",oris and Seal
sam IL Montgomery. viii present Il"
hr"th'I " /. I.u,hh 81 Wrllshurg lodge
Ilng, offered I" Ih" I'yIhlhu Ia the
aIhI" vii" tanned Ia the IHTE'HI n,In.Lrr
81 ace pi"hlu uppiI,niI"nh i"i member
rhIr la Mach
M"Inb'in 81 the yihlnu HiaIcI I"nIdr
al N'ilHbuis nnh ,IEhIi"iIng - Ihiu,.
I"iE'n haVo h''m IntII"d I" "II,nL tho
'"'' iI"h ""h si'oI IhG Et"nd I"IH, ,In
,I"Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
TRACTION co. WILL
PAVE ON SIXTEENTH
WITH CEMENT-bR
Agreement For work on HlOoh naAt ~
market Etrsst Reported TO
Council

In a communication I" council NJ
tive r'xmInr H""si"n lart evening, 70
HhIolinE IEhli' E"Tvl"" company
nRr",d /" paw" IN" P"uih t.d" at NIX
tconIh rtTc.i between Market and
,hnrlinc street. thiH y"nr with brick %"
concrete.
TIL" d",ision "r tn" Public %"rvi""
company cuInru only nfI"r u "ThnEl" 81
several weeks between J. - white
more. general manager 0t tho rompnnS'
and Guy Manager char - f3PhIln- no
street car officials stated lh"' 'n'I
financial condition would not hlln"
than Ia do this paving the SAM ~ 'h'
city ip paving other parts "r Nh''h "N
GrIrk uIt run,Icir. sat hflrT The MAI
tors wna brought AZ before '"""' II "
Nvrrk az" und ia" stree car '"'"t""'
niInIrd I" Il" th'i' u" way. '"t """''
decision w"a ia" '"""l'
TIA, nii,,I ga '"'nI'""y II h"''t' ''',
,,n WINK ni ia, S"uih hi"' 81 nI"''""'h
nt,,,i "n.i.i ia. '""d 'I"'' 'h"' '"'
pave tho n",Ih "I.i. acct y'"'
,,nun, il."'n ii"hIh .i"i'' ""h l""''
.n.nr ~IIh ~. 'u. ""Ih I'"' ""I 80
..."""r.. ~.'' .."''''h "a" e '"'"''''''"' ''
i..,ntI,"I.. ,I.. i~, ,.'i"""'" - '""
Wheeling a." '"''r""g a. '"''' e."
,nL "nh rl"H "''''t"
iI... 81, ,'.,"I""y h"a I'"''h""'I gu
,I.. ,,..r.,ty ..is-..'" ran ""'i h"r
u,. -. l,t. n"unL.,I -, 80. "','''h ~
III,,r .,.,tnd .i,"r' ""h go" 80 "''''h
49, III,iy u'r' "'''.'' "''l """ r''"'"
.ir,, 90 ,,,'"'ti 80 'I'"r ''"f ' -
t,.,,,, iI,,.,,. ,-." "'l""i''I w. "'hr way
,r,I.,, 10 81 ,,o 49,. ~ O,E 'liIr,"" ~ ~"
800 =" - '''"'i""''r - 'h' '"''"''
,,,.rI,p - ILlrtt "riuud "''''
rIr. ,","rn", Iu,ih"' ""l' u"'"'""'""
T., ,,,,i , i,"r",,"Y "''""" A'"H ' 49,
ih'u rl"''
In,. ~ .L,r ".r" l""''"''"h !" :"
t,,,,I T.. o.. rinnLrid N''Ih'mI i""r'
M, go ih, ruu 81 "" ~, "h"h was
,r,,I,,d 4, ~. NV f,"i" ~" company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
bp DONAHUE TO
EFlRM TWO CLASSES

dkbI JfSy nlahop D""" h". VII, '"n."
hlf.s part or tho Wesh Tor Ih"","H'
sas HrEinia Nhsro ho VII "h"''"'r,''
5oahyn,Rlion 20 class ~ eighty 'h'''
ean on sunday, Tho following woo"
4 ssllahstp, tbonahue will iraN"I !" i'""'r
Z Wills, Preston County. wh"'" u" WIZ
! eonayuis Another largo ci"H"
Or 1tsysS. Huprrvir"r "f ~ Mar y
gssnInsfy at baltimore. II E""|' 90
flIahop bonahus NJ tho ""th'nTn, ROW,
dsnee' Rgv Father irady. OF Ilt,"."I,.
who has been spending IN"
vIsliin. rclatIyea In ireland han re
4 tuTrlpd and viii arrive horo today wh"r"
: he NnI ylnit tho bishop and pay nv
veanteta before returning to MN P"r'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
15Oth ANNIVERSARY
OF THE MOUND CITY
TO Be CELEBRATED
PIaus Launched 10 Inhnos Ns~ Feature
Into HOME Coming Dot. 81

I'Irnr wrro Inun"hod last nIFhI Tor
t,,,nu rp',.lnI ,ot"Iu"uy H. "h""t "nn'" 81
IhC Ih0Ih nnuivUI AIRY nr ~" r"lIl"n'h'
~ MnundrvIllr IN connection Win III"
Mnupdn"lIlc homo coming 10 hc h"I"
october CT
rho cscruII,o c"Inriiil"o In "hnrc"
81 tho HON" '"InlnE celebration met
ln-i evening IN the Mnrrhnl COUNT
circuit court r"orr with The chairman.
Mn,nr l'nI" u thndd"Ck presiding
~ thir meeting lh"r" Hn" announced
th. appointment OF rub committees.
tho mcmh"rvhIp II which '"tnlr Mp
rrm,imnI"ly t"0 r""pl". 10 work out do
inIIu for the homecoming
Tho prup"rnI fnr tn lAOth nnnirrr'
pnrv r"lchra' Ton were preached. md the
FpcrInI committees were asked I" DO
ready 10 present suFr"sti"ns Tor u i"h-
ture 81 this character wh'u they meet
with the executive committee again
n.Nt ia, sdny evening
Tho ladies executive committee on
hnu,r ,nIning plans "f which MisH Pau
nn~ schubert ~ chairman. VIII meet 81
ia. ,"uI room this ","nlnE ana all
N.rnda,III. v"In'n ini"rrrI'd Ia nt"h
Inp II,, h"in" ."'Ilng " i"IhInH rt"'"hh
air inviioi 1" Lr II"s"nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
KIWAN|AN SURPRISE
PROGRAM Will Not 10 Announced Until
The Members Gather Fer tho Noon
Day Meeting

The members If III" Wheeling hi.
wants club viii l., lr"rtcd To u novel
program this week. when they meet
Thursday might for the regular noon
day luncheon.
Tho program viii not lac announced
untl after che members gather AT ia.
banquet board aud some rchl surprises
VIII lie IN niUI" f"r all Whu attend
Several Uui.uf t"Mu nuInhrIr are To- hn
Introduced an n rare hrnt viii hc In
Ht"rr Ia the way al up To the minute
In tnr niuni,nl llnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
KIMBERLY GETS
TEMPORARY WRIT

Attorney Th0mna u F"uIh, ~ '"""
- fnr tho = d Kimberly company.
yesterday Afternoon received " ''Ir ,,','!'
announcing that a. Temporary i'H''"'"
Ir. .,dc, HAD hccn EIa"ioh 10y ''' 81"
l,Utnu ."uIi 81 arpe"l". ''"l"'" '"'
,I..,... A., at, I,nin '"f,r las tao
-. t,,,.L mailman, Ih' IlImh"ilV
,'...rany - required /" i''' - Wv"
, ..,,a L., ,nas. iho i"l"'''I"" 'ii'' i've
mo .,...,,,,. .r"."i T'"'" sage 80" '"' !
iIo,L W o. haIIh' ~" 80"
.,,,..,,,.,y inI,.,.. tI.'. ihla Il" " ~"'h
, -, n l,,I,.,Iy im,nI""g - ErhlI" ~
al p,"d a. bhO
,,iy c.LI.lI" = - W" "-"' '""'
,I.II Ihoi ih",' h"d h'"" "'' '"'"''h
,,,.,,,, .ni IL"I ~" snp'"""" '''"'' ''"'"
L.d ,,n, n"iIfl"d hl" ~ ""Y ""'" '"' :"
h..,Irg uu ~" v'ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
M'MECHEN COUNCIL
DECLINES TO AGREE
TO A HIGHER FARE

TnIInwlnR last nlEhlH meeting 81 i've
MrMc"hru city '"un"ll Mayor M"II'r
called ih, Intelligence 10y t"lephoh" ann
announced TINT Tia" pTopoH"h lh'f'"H'"
fnro rate would not u" collected on ,h'
NrNr,hru division Of tho Wheeling
TruriIun ryricIn I" day ThlH announce
Inrnt cam" simultaneous Win W." an
unIIur, mruI from IIn"lI"n company ON
,InIn that the now Tar" mh"huI" hhh
been rurprnh"h
A.,ntdInH to Mayor M"TTlr Ihr action
,f Ih,f I'uhIIr BrTN leo tommirhl"n Ia at
lnwIuE Ihr new fhI" ThIr 1" u" '"lI"'''h
van conditioned upon TIA" hpI'i"'"I "'
tho MnIIudsvlIle aud NJ M"'h"n '"nh'I lh
ThIr ""ii"n. Il" sold, ia" NJ h'' h'" '"''"
III lie, Iln,d /" i"h'. bringing "l"nI ~"
T ,n, ,I,.uu,rinn,"r H. Ih, chain lhni
,onuIl,d la tho nunr"nhin 81 ia" higher
fniu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
WOMAN IN The HART
CASE lMPLORED HIM
NOT TO SHOOT WIFE

nuo,InI pIupaI'h 10. Tho Ini"illE"n'"f
IIItrhurrh. Ia kuu II. I" "o'r u"
hide tho guilty Ha'ToI 81 hlH "li"E""
~ srundu'I with h"n""""H" 81 h'"
CHURCH, it.N f'"h"Thh
uc,hh dI.I EpIrcnppI mlniHIrr, f"Tm"TlY
~ noIlaIro. ohio. H. declared !" hay"
threatened his vito with death "h"
told on him. That no fully Intended v"
attack HIS wlfe In Indicated IL lh" 70
p,ntod cKhortatiunn mnhn :" IA" mInlH @
To- NV hin pnrRtnour. Tho donc"nonH. In
uno letter nho wrote.
Don't Hhoot anyone, Tor you KNOW
Won will 10 nrroptcd Tl"nr" don't Hh""'
anyone for my Hnk". l'lcHHo o"n ~"
uu onIy don't shoot Rny"n"
Thcsc wcTo exhibits In IN" hlN"rc'
proceeding begun 10y Mrs Esther u
Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
LrCTUHED FOR PARKING
ora IN WRONG PLACE

Young travelling Grl"vIuru. giving
his nhdr"EE fl"NClnnd ohio wnV
h"ll"h in by officer Ncvcra Into lust
evening Tor violating the rlly'v trnfGir
ordinance" "" wn" given y l"rtIr" hy.
Night Li"rt"r1ni Miller and dismissed
Tho hhi"an stated that hr was n
stranger in town md wnR nur nruuairt-
ch with tn" traffic ordinance. II" is al
legged tn have PARKED his chr in front
81 R1ru"N's taxi stand on Market stree
for several hours. When takrn to police
headquarters he said that II" saw other
machines standing around, and Nc did
not knox he WIS violating tn" ordinance
when he M rkcG hi,i car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
4HUr xoUR CHILD--AN'
OTHERS

ScgiRnina OF school br'nEa co1h"
az 20 many chIldr"n. AZ tn" nrTi i
a cold Il Is wnll 10 Eiyo chi"
Of FoIey's Honey and Tar con-
that Sa{o. reliable cough mcdi
Ira I'm. FhuIImers. 2tS Nutum 81
J.. writes: "r"ley's HonrS
tsrtainly Is tho best cough ana
sshy ever tried Tor my l''ic
IAl1dren like II. Good for cough MS
rsup. WhOUpinE cough. hay fever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01

~ wan hhvIHGa nIAMIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
nnu AUTO LIEa arApTuD
TO auI-SOHr COUNTY EnAT

Tvo hugo au," v""r. ." ~ '''' w
n,,,IIr ,T ~, sanpErrr AMI Bog 80 b"
Ivcon ihIa ri,v rrh g., rl"ir' 'h "''"
rcccivcd yortnrdny by ~" y" 'F"",'
In this rity md viii h." ~" "'l ~"
service M soon M p"HEihl"
Tho vnna will carry nj l"nTt twenty
r,,Souxcrs With comfort and viii mako
Tho trim from this city every hour. Th"Y
viii como To tho c"nt"r or tho Ciiy
which will moan much Tor IN" many
persons VIII" arc In tho habit "t Visiting
81 L'lnIrSville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
m SIDE GROCER
LIVING COST


aia " Ih" r""'" nih" bel w.
Wv 81 l""L i"s - " "'r" ~,
essslL'. hrd ""' bee" '" ~"
10 Inr f". g""'" ~h'" We.
s,,sa, - Jhl''Y """""'" ""'
tss,a .dv-rIIs"h th"' h." """''
Ssanbor ,r~@i icy -" ""'" ~
ne, rnurd ;" hls ""E'"'""'"
kns pain,sd rrr""" ~" "ln''" -"
A,a ,soL - fuIl"vs 'i.c"r"
|sA for Ernu-1hrg orders d"
10 q n paria ~ M" ely J." """'7
ia"
pp.nsd Ike th'a Mr.. Fr"nN IN
with n number or frlonda 10
tal,e n day on and 20 ground
I,Inv and whilC they wCr" away
decided TO have n r"al Jok" out
natter and painted tho windows
his knowledge. Tho result was
had hundreds OF calls for IN"
meat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
To Overcome Redness,
Tan, Freckles, Blotches

II your skin is unduly Redeemed.
tanned or freckled, just dab little
pure mercolized wax on the face and
allow 1t to remain over night. When
you wash off the wax In the morning.
fine, flaky, almost invisible particles
OF cuticle come with 1t. Repeating
this daily, the entire outer skin is alb
sorbed. but so gradually and gently.
there's not the slightest hurt or In
convenience. oven the stubbornest
freckles are affected. The underlying
skin which forms the new complex
ion Is so clear. fresh and youthful
looking. you'll marvel at the trans
formation. It's the only thing known
to actually discard an aged, faded.
muddy or blotchy complexion. One
ounce of mercolized wax. procurable
at any drug store. is sufficient in most
ases-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
The Diary of an Engaged Girl
BY Phyllis Phillip,

way, and ! did wish that he would
| come over and sit with US. After all
| these people do interest me very much
| and they are all so new to me.
When l wasn't talking to Jack or
watching the fascinating and hungry
Paris" ! was staring around the
place, taking in every detail. You see
Laura has been there with Morgan.
and described it to me, so / wanted
to see for myself
| 1t is different. Very laisseZ-fairey
| (Which means when translated that
| 1t is do-as-you-pleasish) Hence Its
popularity.
| The tables are bare, and made OF
rough wood like unto no others. The
food is excellent and so is the service
| On the walls are paintings and carlo
atures OF various members Of Green
witch Village who have risen to fame
or else are particularly approved OF
by the owners of the inn. One or two
good nudes hang in the hallway and
Sonia's Cigarettes (very good. by the
way) are advertised by q stunning
| poster.
| Sonia herself walks through the
place occasionally. She IS fascinat
ing to look at with her short and very
wild bushy hair. flaring out round
her pale face, and her startling brown
eyes. Then too, she always wears
the most wonderful and wierd smocks
most Of which she makes herself. And
she sure does get the right combina
| tirrS Of cciorG. ISZZN-lG age the nos
of them. What pleased me most wa!
the independence of her feet, bare and
be-sandaled. How envied her!
At about one-thirty there was 6
humming in the air, and much laugh
ter. which hera!ded the descent o
about dozen of the chorus from "The
Greenwich Village Follies," now play
ing at the Village theater. Beautiful
girls, some Of them, and so full of thu
old nick. They all had a smile or ;
pat for Paris" and one very prett,
little thing went up and threw he
arms around his neck and kissed him
| much to the amusement of the rest o
the crew. Paris" did not seem II
the least put out, au contraire, he wen
right on eating his peach melba, stop
ping only to offer the girl a spoonful
| Dear, dear me. how I do love al
this free and easyness. How l wish
had been brought up in an atmospher,
like this. l should have been much
happier, I know.
No wonder Laura yearns for mat
rimony, for it will bring her the Ike.
to new paradise and allow her t,
wander about as freely as any o
these people down here.
Jack seemed to enjoy himself il
his quiet way, and he was most inter
ested in seeing just how much l wa
carried away by all of the antics 60
ing on about us. Well, I'm glad tina
he realizes that no matter what hap
pens, at heart I am and always will
be a true Bohemian.
| Ito be contnued.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12

July 13-Had luncheon at the Green
wich Village Inn today. Have been
hearing 80 much about that particular
place 50 finally / asked Jack to take
me there.
It's too interesting for words, really.
All the artists and writer's of New
forks Latin quarter. as the village is
called, come here to eat or sit around
and talk, and no one bothers them
sure enough. imagine 1t Is some
thing like the places that I have read
about in Paris. Anyhow, 1t gave me
q real thrill to be sitting there at last.
While We were eating. Paris"
that good-looking young man that we
met at the Greenwich Village ball,
walked in and spied me Immediately.
He bowed and grinned over in a frank
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12

has named women noted for great
beauty and womanly characteristics, it
has nevertheless preserved some of its
original sense of strength and power.
The first Carlota was Carlota of
Savoy, who married Louis XI and
brought the name into the royal house
OF France. The wife of Cesare Borgia
was called Carlota. This unfortunate
lady had one daughter who married
into the house of La Tremouille.
Through Lady Derby the name was
carried into England, where it appear
ed in the 18th century as Charlet.
The heiress of the house of Bouillon
who was called Garcia who was mar
ried in 1888, took the name into
Germany and it was brought back to
England in various forms by the Queen
Of George III.
Coral is Carlota's talismanic gem. 1t
will protect her from storms, guard
her from danger in travelling and pre-
serve her good health. Tuesday is her
lucky day and her lucky number.
essentially feminine in it's appeal and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
American Legion

Twenty-one news posts and new
units OF the women's auxiliary of the
American Legion were chartered dur
ing the week ending yesterday. it was
announced at the legion national head,
quarters. Indiana gained one post and
enc auxiliary unit during the week and
now has 299 posts and AZ units. This
weeks gain raises the total number
of legion organizations to 9,544 posts
aAd lib auxiliary units.
The American Legion now has a
total enrolment of more than $500, 900
with posts in all parts of the United
States and in Alaska. Hawaii, Panama
TIE Philippines, Mexico, Argentine re.
public, England, Canada, China, Cuba
France, Poland and Santo Domingo
while applications for a charter from
a post in Porto Rico is reported en-.
route to legion national headquarters
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
AVIATOR BREAKS ARM

GREENFILLE, Ohio, July 12-Sher-
man Altick, aviator Of this city. sus-
tanned a broken arm and minor
bruises at Brookville when his aero.
plane crashed through a tree and the
propeller embedded itself in the
ground.
Altick had just started his ascent
and it is said was not making suffi-
Gent speed to continue going higher.
The plane dove head foremost through
the tree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
What's in a Name
(Copyright)
CARlO1TA.
(Copyright)

CARLO1TA.
Carlotta has the distinction of being
one of the few feminine names which
appear in their modern form very
early in history and are not the
product Of lengthy evolution. This
name is the feminine of Charles, one
of the most popular masculine names
known to history.
Carlota signifies man." and tho 1t is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
HISTORY FOR ANDERSON

ANDERSON, Ind, July 1.-the dis
covery by Clarence Stephens of this
city of an inscription on a monument
in a Moravian cemetery near Hope.
Bartholomew county, reading, John
Henry Kluge, first white child born in
Indiana, was born at Indian Mission
on White river at Anderson, Ind" has
aroused considerable interest among
local historians
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
'Fusler to Teach at Earlham

Professor Carl H. Fusler. Phi. D., of
the University of Pennsylvania, has
been secured to head the department
Of physics at Earlham college. He
Is a graduate of Indiana university.
and has been a member of the fac
ulty at Pennsylvania for 10 years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
TAKES BACK" MURDER TALE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 12-
Jack" Welch, who was arrested after
his wife told the police that he was
implicated = the death of a man in
New York, was discharged. She ad-
mitted the murder tale was "all
| wrong"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-03-12
NO EDITORS ON LIST.

An authentic report states
that there were about 1000
suicides in the United States
last year, and not a newspaper
man among the lot. Lawyers
led the list of professional and
business men. The first thought
might be that newspaper men
have such clear consciences and
are generally quite well satisfied
with life and they desire above
all to stay as long as possible in
the thick of things, but one ex-
change takes the joy out of the
thought by saying "the pre-
sumption is that the average
editor gets hell enough here,
without Fastening to the great
beyond and take chances one
way or another" Which may
be so. although we are more fa-
vorable to the first proposition.
The fact that there are few
printers and editors in peniten-
tiaries, while bankers and law