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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21

The blacksmiths wife in royal furs,
went gadding here and yonder; a
stately limousine was hers, which
made the banker ponder. 1t couldn't
last, this sort of thing. it Jared all
sense and reason; a janitor may ape
a king-but only for a season. And
now the earnest student sees the signs
of sense grow palmer; we're getting
back by slow degrees to better times
and saner. We've looked on labor
with frown, we've been so indie
pendent, as we went looling through
the town, in garments most resplen.
dent. We've seen employers on their
knees, beseeching and imploring, that
we would help them put up cheese,
their briny teardrops pouring And
now they're standing on their feet, and
if we earn their money, we have 20
seek them, looking sweet, and cut out
tantrums funny To saner, wiser
thingumbobs we go, by easy stages;
soon men will learn to guard their
jobs, and prize their weekly wages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Biological Survey
Published BY State
(By Associated Press)

FTESSJ
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21-Richard
Lieber, director of conservation in
Indiana, announced today that his de-
partn1ent is now ready to distribute
the two volumes of the biological sur
vey of Lake Maxinkuckee.
This survey was made by DR.. Bar
ton W. Evermann and others, some
years ago, under the direction of the
United States Fish commission. Thu
teen years was spent by the govern.
ment in collecting scientific data at
this lake, the purpose being to secure
a complete study of the biological
phases of lakes of glacial origin. AZ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Good Evening
BY Roy x. Moulton

The weakest thing in the world
these days is the nogg in the egg-nogg
There is one sort of literature that
has meat in every line, and that is
the butchers bill.
1t is said a good many people are
now communicating with the spirits
but not as much as they used to.
AbCLt eighty per cent of the old
clothes men have given up in disgust
No man l. a real artist until he can
eat spaghetti without a dustpan.
The amount you pay your landlord is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Ripping RHYMES
MAN AND HIS JOB,
BY WALT MASON

From Massachusetts comes the
news, THE labor markets glutted :"
and many workers have the blues
who lately paved and strutted. The
toilers were in such demand that they
could name their wages; there never
was a snap SO grand in ali the by
gone ages. A silken shirt that cost
much kale adorned the naughty tin
ner, and in a diamond studded dinner
pail he packed his princely dinner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
BOGOTA CONSIDERS GOLD
EXPORT TO REMEDY CRISIS
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
BOGOTA, Colombia. Oct. Elbow
prices paid for coffee in the American
markets have produced a financial
crisis here, and suggestion is made
that the government declare a mora
forum for banks and permit free ex-
portation of gold.
These measures are considered as
remedies for the situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Memories Of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

William J. Bryan spoke at the coli
scum. Mr.. Bryan advocated the cleo
ton of John w. Kern, who was run
ming for senator. He pleaded for par
ty regularity, and attacked Senator
Albert J. Beveridge
Oliver Fry, one of the leading man.
ufacturers of this city, died at his
home here. He had been engaged in
the planning mill business for over SO
years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21

Darwin had no respect for books as
books, and would cut a big volume in
two, for convenience in handling, or
he would tear out the leaves he re-
quired for reference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Answers to Questions

Ireland ?-England acquired Ireland by
conquest in 1172. Henry II Is said to
have obtained bull from Pope Had
rian Nv authorizing him to take pos
session OF the island, on condition of
paying to the papal treasury stipu-
lated annual revenue. This bull prob
ably Is forgery. At all events, moth
ing was done until Dermod Macmur-
rough, the deposed king Of Leinster,
sought refuge at his court and obtain
ed permission to enlist the services Of
English subjects for the recovery of
his kingdom. Dermod, returning to
ireland in 1859, with the aid of his
foreign mercenaries and still more NIL
merous Irish allies, succeeded in re-
covering part of his former territories
and in capturing Dublin and other
towns along the east coast. In 1172,
King Henry, with formidable arma-
ment visited Ireland, received homage
from several minor native chiefs and
from the principal Norman leaders,
and granted to the latter charters
authorizing them as his subjects, to
take possession of portions of the is
land, in virtue Of the grant made to
him by the pope. The Norman chiefs
encountered strong opposition before
they succeeded in establishing them
selves on the lands which they thus
claimed. - International Encyclopedia.
R. F.-Explain the use of kind Of" ?
kind of" should not be used for
somewhat. Instead of Il am kind of
tired" one properly says, II am some
what tired"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-21
Labor Calendar

Thursday, Oct. 21-Brotherhood of
r. r. Carmen. Red Mems hall Plum
bers, T. M. A. hall. Machinists, Eagles
hall.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-06-19

Hudson Taxi Co. of Detroit, for in
stance, made long test on Miller Cords.
And the average was $4,000 miles.
Miller dealers get hundreds to compare
Miller mileage with others And they
End an increased mileage Of 50 Per cent
to75 per cent.
Large truck users are comparing Miller
Cords, passenger type, with all others.
And they are coming in large numbers to
Nlers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-06-19
Some Costly Mistakes
Men are Making on Tires

Men who buy tires on a guess, or Oh
claims, are making some costly mistakes.
Large tire users make tests and conf
parsons And the results i'll late years
sse amazing.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-06-19

California stage lines are using Millers
after million-rlile tests with many rivals.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-06-19
Treads Patented

Center tread smooth with sue.
ton cup, for firm hold on wet
asphalt. Cecred-fo-the- Road
side treads mesh like cogs in
dirt.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
ROBBIE LOVED 'EM INTO A PENNANT,
SAYS SUTTON, BIG LEAGUE SCOUT

jeif Pfefier. won Is, lost 0. percent
age .625, Rubc Marquard, won o,
lost Z, percentage .5G3: Al Mamaux,
won 10, lost 8, percentage .556;
Sherrod Smith. won 10, lost $, per-
centage .556; Leon Cadorc. won IA,
lost 10, percentage $40.
AZ that time the club rated see
ond in batting to the Cardinals. with
an average of .219.
Zach Wheat. who has won the
Ilcague championship in batting in
past seasons. wns hitting 1926;
Grimes 3iT: Ed Konctchy .3l1, Iii
Myers .302; Bill Lamar .207; Jimmy
Johnston .295; Ernie Kruger $50
Otto Miller .2s6; Pete kilduh .27T
Tommy GriiTiihs .26i; Bernie Ncis
.2GO; Ivy Olson, .255; Pfcffer. ,2j7
Ray schmnndt. .255; Rowdy Elliot.
.9i5; Mitchell, .2i3; Smith. .2i3.
Cndore. .22G; Vanguard, .lGi; Me-
Cnbc. .lO2; Mnmnix. .los, and Ward,
.l55.
Larry Sutton. the 63-year-old
scout of the club. perhaps best cx-
planned the Dodgers victory when he
declared that "unclc Robbie loved
'cm into n pcnnnnt." According to
Sutton. there was never hint OF
dissention ON the club. thing that
probably has lost more champion.
ships than any other factor.
"1'hc PLAYERS never considered the
possibility of finishing anywhere but
first" Sutton said. "Robinson had
them believing they were invinciblc,
and they pretty nearly were. They
have gone out md won scores OF
gnmes this year that appeared TO
be bopclcssly lost. Never has there
been u more magnificent esprit dc
The state herald., 1920-10-01

answered the first "all, that they
may be made as efficient as possible
in the various positions.
Those out for the Inc positions
are; Benson. Clark. Lore. Weyerts,
uarie. G. Geir. Edga'. d. Weir. II.
Harmon. Rouzc. 7. llnrmon, NELL.
Mnilander and Stack Baal; field i
Ia be taken care of hy q. Sinrbrci:.
-ey, +. Starlnck anl Trc,,o.
II is hoped there win be n big
turnout for this first game and show
the bows that IIolyoke is MS ready
mud willing to help her high school
team in football as well as the ex-
ecllent support given the basket ball
team.
On Friday. October s. Mt 300 i.
NJ, the pig skin artists from Yuma
County High School at wray will
play here.
All games will be played on the
high school athletic grounds.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
P. C.. II. S. Eleuen to
Take Field Against
Haxtun, October 2

The Phillips County High School
football team will play its first game
,f the season with the H.xtn1
Branch school ON the high school
athletic field Saturday. October ..
nt $50 =. NJ. Admission 25 cents.
This will be the first real foot
hall game lIolyokc has had the priv.
leg, to zee for ut least live years.
The tenn is made up of Nil mex.
poricnccd players, but with the in.
t,rcst taken BY the bows and the
loyal support given the team by the
entire student body the tenn prom
isss TO be one Of the best ever tu'a-
cd out.
], number Of games have been
scheduled. Of which three or tonr
Sul be played here.
Practice Is to be held every after,
no n. and great care ~ being tnkcn
a,ill ench Of the t~cncy-four whn
The state herald., 1920-10-01

The Dodgers won the National
Leagne pennant because they were
guilty ON the following counts:
The best pitching staff and the
hest balanced club in the elder cir
cult and one of the best managers
in baseball.
Without single star in the lineup.
and generally referred TO ms the
most colorless team in the big
leagues" Brooklyn presented u
smooth working, business like ma
chine that played consistently from
the first game to the last. II went
through the season more like n
steam roller. thnn battcring ram.
Another source of strength was
its second line of defense. When
ever n player was disabled there was
substitute ready 10 step into his
shoes md perform with the same
efficiency ms the regular.
After winning the national League
championship in 10l6-and losing
the world series TO the Red Sox,
four games TO one--thc Dodgers
slnmped to seventh place in 1917.
Manager Wilburt Robinson at once
started rebuilding his club. develop
ing youngsters and acquiring east
OTIS from his rivals. Brooklyn fin
isbed Afih in 1918 md 1919. This
year they were in the fight from the
opening game.
Robinson has had good pitcher
for every day IN the week. includ-
Ing Sunday. Up to the third week
in September his staff was rated
this way:
Clarence Mitchell won five, lost 2,
percentage IA; Burlcigb Grimes
won q, lost 10, percentage .077;
The state herald., 1920-10-01
,orps in the National League"

corps in the National League
Wilburt Robinson, commonly
known as "Uncle Robbie" is an
ther member of the famous Balti-
more Orioles who has graduated into
n managerial job. In his day lie
wns one of the best catchers in The
game. and he owes much of his sue
cess in the big show to his ability to
handle pitchers. lie has cashed into
two pcnnanis-the other in l0l6.
Before taking charge OF the Dod-
gers in 1914, Robinson was coach of
TIC Giant's pitchers. "rncle Robbie
riacs his men instead Of ruling
them as managers Of the McGraw
type. His ability to handle pilcl''rs
Is evidenced by his winning two bon
nnuts with teams admitted, star.
les outside the box.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
Hid Identity Many Months.

Miss Gwendollnc Farrar. who In
hcriied fortune Of several million
liollnrs from her father. Sir George
Fnrrar. the Rand millionaire, who wns
one Of those sentenced TO dcntb by
Beers for tnking pnrt In the Jameson
raid. is one young woman who can
keep n secret. For more thnn yenr
Miss Fnrrnr has been appearing on the
London stngc. and only recently was
her identity discovered by accident.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
csnsdass Soldier po,lcs,

The Canadian Northwest mounted
police II one Of the most noted organ.
isntions Of the character In the world
because Of tho efficiency Of IL scrv.
Ice. which was established nearly 20
,carx ago. Recently. the headquarters
of the organization have been changed
to Ottawa and tho size Of the organ.
lsntion enlarged mud the territory GOV.
cred by the scarict.contcd ON ciais has
been greatly increased.
The state herald., 1920-10-01

And here Is the number Of credits
given for Subscriptions after October
z 10 October 10 inclusive.
The state herald., 1920-10-01

Here Is the number Of credits
aiven for subscriptions up 10 and In
cIudlnQ Saturday, October z:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-10
M1LApY.s BEAUTY PARLoR

Board Of Trade Building. Room 2oi
Electrical Massage and Scalp Trsatmen;
S~hampooing.' Manicuring. 4air GOODS
Hair Dyeing a speciality Hair Singing
10 A. Me- P. NJ. Tuesdays o fridays p. ~
MAPLE AND SMITH SITS. PHONE $50
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10
THE SCANDAL MoNGERs

is his her reputation If the
"a directly indirectly of despoing that reputation
you of the No porch climber be
pared person who would deliberately with malice afore
thought, destroy anoher's reputation
1t takes life time build solid reputation and when
which another worked life time to build
the serpent that crawls the earth!
(Of do not the word YOU in personal sense
person steal my fortune, but I'll have another
if he let's reputation alone Fortunes built out Of good
utations Paupers made of bad regulations.
The next time find yourself about to give away the
know bite the end of your off rather than it'll
Do this and you will feel the of satisfaction
spread whole body the minute do It'll know for
y have tried this myself The satisfaction that person
who might have DETAINED acquaintance but didn't that
will bring happiness and self respect
Learn the art of forgiving and forgetting!
If does injustice by words forgive
and forget Harboring grudge against only
mind and discolors your disposition
attractive
When learn to forgive when you learn to abolish ha
ed when learn to throttle when feel ncm
e not to make uncompmentay remarks Others
will have learned how happy and how be loved by all with
whom you in contact
How much better talking another person. speak
OF the good qualities those whose you discuss
rather than the bad qualities that believe be their
bad qualities When another starts to v the Of acquain
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10
NEEDED-A DEGENERATION

NIEvER the history United
~ a complete regeneration badly it today
rid Of false ideals get
truths first of which that happiness does not lie the
of wealth much the ability for reasonable
of industry.
Irofiteeng the charge the millionaire be
charged the bason the grocema the doctor and The
Everybody afflicted with the idea that all that needed make
the total of earthly happiness fortune suddenly and
easily acquired and that everyday work thing be
despsed.
There is sound in logic why the bcmason should
receive much for his daily labor corporation
He vastly indispensable economic fabric than
corporation lawyer and should There
real difference between the service rendered by the
and that rendered by the merchant there why the
should be forced work for bare living while the
piles competency few But labor has beyond
legitimate profit Each seeking what his industry
Ingenuity honestly but all the traffic will
10 take than is worth merely because
ortan profit be squeezed from helpless employer
sheer dishonesty 1t constitutes refusal dollar
worth of service for dollar pay 1t is merely
nable short afuence which
and which, in the have brought living
has destroyed all the brilliant dreams individual profteers
They have increased their incomes materially but
they have all high that their increased
proportion the they
off than they before.
The thing easily enough solved is simple;
ee readustmen of principles the abandonment the thought
less selfish of today and the basic principle
that prosperity depends production and production
dstr Honest industry will solve the problem but nation devo
ed to the dream of getting rich overnight position look
with pleasure the of returning worGreey News
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10

require ability away money with
lavish hand especially when else supplies the but
dsburse public funds and economical having
view the welfare Of the contributing publicwe that
times quite another matter.
EPORTS from Denver to wonder what the capital city
N will do with her who visit that city this
Every hotel and oomng house the city already filled 1t used
be that people going from Genwood Denver stopped at the
hotel which they preferred and which they had become accustom
jed Now they stop wherever they the hotel that will take
them Then the hotel employees polite urged you
again They sought continued
age Now they Indifferent much that you
met stop their hotel there the
People being turned away from every day
bonace this week heard express
two hundred What does this all
mean to Genwood and other mountain believe
that their tourist trade will earlier this year
ofore and continue until later in
have circulated out the country after they
Denver and had all the sights which Denver had
certain degree at least the people who
bc accommodated in Denver Colorado Springs hotels
these cities already filled this people
ron the east to spend the in the will
real mountain much earlier the
bound the benefit of Glenwood
towns Bear this prophecy in mind and if right
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10
FOR A GENUINE NATIONAL GUARD

EsPoNDING to appeal from the secretary war;
been created committee of safety public welfare
DUTY Is to lend their influence
ton OF the citizen soldiery of the state of Colorado
Assurance to the right is evil
oence by the fact that the church. without po
zeal party is pushing campaign throughout the
Estate.
The Genwood Post in full with its welSnown
policy favorable to the preservation of
law and order throughout the apology
whatever for the statement that only willing
indeed to cooperate with Governor Shoup and Adtan
Spanger their efforts recruit Colorado
from those of young cizeny known ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT AMERICAN.
We pleased to know that leading cergymen the va
GUS churches of Denver and Colorado efforts
hs task and IN this respect they
the churches to at all times and all places
good and which meets a public need
Genwood especially favored in that are to have the
machne gun company in the state and when
we nave the only state provided for
THIS is additional reason for being thankful.
But above and beyond these facts is the further
1ac That she should heed the and
uoh ana provide full guard and that must
re chosen from who
us laws men free from socialism, bohevsm with
"hch 'he country is being cursed at the present
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10
A STATES DEFENSE

ORGANIZATION when all is said and done it is the n;t
that counts in and diversified United
States We begin think again During the brief
period OF the war we did had to do it, would
rived anywhere
One of the first national rebuild the state militia
We say duty and we mean it. but we must beoi a.
home at the unit If the unit fails If Denver
takes interest in the leading to national
defense Colorado indifferent what must be expected
community has duty fulfill if the question Of staa
guard is a national affair in the long
We not going large standing army is against
he national instinct All the need volunteer army
1t may be before military training For
the present the individual guard itself and
need be for he nation
Reorganization of ha militia be taken in hand by
the good citizenship In Colorado saes progress has
been SLOW Reactionacons saw red and read
Tor ve For was in the heat of
war; More than four million young called to the coors
III some CAPACITY other They believe they had enough of the
tented field Still the danger enemy is at work
propaganda busy in extremist quarters prevent enlist
hents Socalled Labor in opposition do not mean the
man who works for living the person who
agtate for living living than he could secure if e really
worked
This agitation dangerous is urged on the
pea hat II there Is no armymtia in this coming rev.
lolution will be the attained
powerful influence is at work stop militia enlisments
Those who would undermine the need of bepnp
ing with the unit If they prejudice comouny they have
done much for the revolutionary propaganda
Serious complaint registered by national agencies
I'm Denver against the conspiracy OF
the National Guard Prosecution difficult existing cond
tons it hard prove conspiracy Moral sason se
by the woudbe rcvouonists they threaten Tb.v
Una. one worker ought not to enlist to fight fellow worker
md the like
The majority the citizenship go to he front and
change the atmosphere and introduce ve spirit American
ISM An intensive campaign has been the whole
state The need Of self beginning to be
Men of the forefront nearly all demon
nations ducators business civic organ
zatons have joined is Most eartl in
habants are dancing the top Of Mountain
News
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10

talking shift the conversation
Turn it toward more savory subjectsl
You make another think well of you merely
you speak ill you poison
anoher mind the that his mind
will also be poisoned against you at the time.
You reap that which you Then words of Kindness
good cheerwords that make happy Acquire the habit of
doing this and will have long toward pulling tho
wild oats out of you field of life.
No spoke of another in vulgar but that
ling of and him he did it, The
doing wrong tells him
that Listen small guide you your
remarks concerning others 2
This habit if praccd will bring you ifes richest bless
ngs will help be happier because will give greater
selfrespect.
1t to be asked minister's pulpit a
and it knew that would be last chance preach
would take subject
t visit -
The man who would others to man.
age hlmself-partlcuary his tongue Napoleon Hill
The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10

w editor this week made inquiry the is
w in the municipal campaign in certain nearby town he
told that certain element trying to throw out the present
officials property and heavy because
they liberal spenders of public and put their
stead those who did not taxes but quite
adept spending contributed through taxation by those who
accumulated this worlds While it
Of fight tempted remark that caution and gaty
the expenditure public commendabe characteristics
in public officials and those who such attributes
ing Of rather than lavish expenditure Of munich
required this me other time for that
matter but especially when levies mounting skyward
effort with the H. c. L. in general doesn't