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Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
Don't Call All The Doctors In
 Town In Effort To Get One, Call Doctors And Nurses Directory

trying to be impertinent, or to obtain information for amusemeLts sake, but she is trying to give help as quickly and as efficiently as she can. Sometimes a doctor is not needed; sometimes a specialist is required; !; sometimes a particular doctor must attend the case, and sometimes any physician may be sent. But unless the nurse knows the details of the case sine cannot give the assistance that would otherwise be possible.
 In accidents it is not necessary that a dozen spectators jump for q telephone. A single call to the di- rectory and a description of the case will bring all the needed help with out delay. In one instance here in Phoenix IT physicians appeared for a single accident, due to hysteria on the part of witnesses in their eager ness to bring a doctor on the scene.
 The directory keeps in touch, day and night, with the physicians regis tered with it. so that those in charge know where A physicians and sur geons are during practically every minute of the time. When the call comes in, the doctor is notified, and then a memorandum of the call, stamped with the time of the call, is kept for him and for future refer ence
 The new quarters of the directory include an office, assembly room for doctors and nurses, living rooms for those in charge of the work, and a library holding 4,500 volumes. When the quarters are completely reno- vated and furnished. which is now being done. they will be of a har- monious gray tint throughout, both in furnishing and furniture, so that they may become an inviting gathering place for those connected with the directory.
 The officers of the Maricopa County Medical society are Harry R Carson, president; J. F. Drane, vice president; Fred c. Holmes. treasurer and H. G. Gudgel. secretary. The board of censors includes George NJ Broadway, chairman; A. M. Tuthill and D. F. Harbridge
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
PRIMARY FORENOON
 l. SCHOOL OPENS OCT. |

The Primary Forenoon school will open it's fall term on Oct. 3. This little school. which has had remark able success in vocational, kinder garten and primary work for the past four years under the splendid management of Mrs. Mabel Redewill and Mrs. H. c. Parson, is now under the sole direction of Mrs. Parson, with the assistance of Miss Elsie Williams of Vincennes, Ind
 Mrs. Parson introduces Miss Will Hams with highest credentials from her native state, having attended the vincennes university and the Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute, and having had special work at Madame Bakers school at Indianapolis, be- side five years teaching experience in primary work.
 With small classes, this school has time for individual work and gives special attention to the natural de- velopment of the child mind, at the same time working toward public school standard and adhering to the curriculum of the city schools. The school is located at POS East More land street.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11

caused by the discount of the bonds, or approximately $1S3,000.
 The last installment of the bonds was received on Sept. l and at pres ent, according to Vernon $. Wright, county treasurer there still remains approximately $S3o,000 of the sum Tn the treasury. This will be used up by Nov. 1, MT. Wright said. The boards contract with Twohy Bros. was for only the first issue of the bonds.
 It was the intention of the board, the supervisors said, to offer for sale at once $1,000,000 of the second issue Of bonds. providing the syndicate would agree, but now they will not offer them until after Nov. 6. Had the supervisors been successful, they said the bonds would have been ad- vertised for sale at once, bids called, and efforts made to sell $1,000,000 in bonds before Nov. 1. which, had they succeeded, would have permitted the road program to go forward without a halt.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
CUPID GETS BUSY
 IN \ FLORAL STORE

J. R. Sievers, manager of the floral department of the Arizona Seed and Floral company for the past year, and Miss Minnie T. Hanson, secretary and treasurer of the same concern, were married at g.: :30 o'clock Thurs day evening at the home of E. B. Reading, North Central avenue and Mckinley street. Dr. c. M. Rock, pastor of Calvary Baptist church, performed the ceremony in the pres ence of only a few friends and rela- tives of the bride and groom. Miss Hilda Hanson, sister of the bride. was her bridesmaid.
 Miss Hanson has been with the Arizona Seed and Floral company for the past 10 years. She Is one of the most highly esteemed business wom- en in the city. MT. Sievers has been with the same company at the head of the floral department for a year.
 Both have resigned their positions with the Arizona Seed and Floral company and will establish one of their own, a florist shop in the new Grand Central Market, and the Phoe- nix Plant Palace at 20 West Van Buren street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sievers left on Satur- day for the coast on combined hon eymoon and business trip. They will visit Los Angeles and San Francisco and will return to Phoenix on Sep tember 25. They will be at home at 1 50 West Willetta street.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
URGES SHIPPERS ID JOIN FIGHT AGAINST
 NEW RATE SCHEDULE

An urgent appeal to all shippers of Arizona to get behind the coming fight against a revision of the trans continental freight rates to Pacific coast terminals was made yesterday by Roland Johnston, chief of the traf- fife bureau of the chamber of com merce. Never before Tn the history of the interstate comm cree commits sion, Johnston said. has so important a matter confronted that body. and in the same measure is the importance of the petition of the Railroads to the shippers of the state, who ere in dan ger of finding themselves thrown on the mercy of Pacific coast jobbinS houses should the petition be granted
 The total cost of the fight to the members of the Intermediate Rate association. including all the sections of the h1termountain country affect ed by the proposed change in rates. is estimated at about S100,00O, and Arizona must bear its share of this expense. Each section must present its case at separate hearing before the interstate commerce commission. and one of these hearings is to be held in Phoenix. Shippers therefore. should give heed to the importance of the matter and get in immediate touch with Johnston to ascertain just what steps must be taken.
 In order to enlist the support of Gov Thomas E. Campbell in the fight against the revised tariffs. Johnston yesterday sent the following letter to the state executives:
 Enclosed please find printed copy Of fourth section application No. 19, wherein the transcontinental carriers have asked permission from the in terstate commerce commission to publish lower rates on certain com modities from eastern defined terri tories to- Pacific coast terminals that are lower than the rates contempo- raneously in effect to intermediate points.
 The interstate commerce commits sion has signified it's intention to hold hearings at a number of points throughout the intermountain coun- try so that interested shippers may have an opportunity to be heard. Phoenix has been designated as q point at which such a hearing will be held.
 '.The traffic bureau of the Phoenix chamber of commerce earnestly de- sires your hearty support and CO., operation to the end that this appli- cation may be denied.
 We are sending you copies of a resolution adopted by the Inter- mediate Rate association, so that you may be fully advised as to the pur- poses and personnel of that organiza- tion. You will note that the state oi Colorado has rot seen fit to join fn ! the fight which Is of such vital i'm portance to the intermountain coun- try. and respectfully ask that you bring this matter to the attention of l the governor of Colorado and If pos sible secure his aid for the inter mountain country
 The National Geographic Society has a membership of 750.000.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
PHOENIX GIRL |S
 OHIO MAYS BRIDE

In a charming ceremony last eve
 ming at S:30 pm, at the home of the bride at S4l North Seventh ave- nue, Miss Ester Lenore Michner be- came the bride of Lambert Jenkins of Dayton, O. pr. Arthur Lee Odell. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, read the service in the pres
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11

Maryland has 26 steam railroad companies within the state.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11

Haiti has no navigable rivers.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-11

The National Geographic Society has a membership of 750,000.
 The first juvenile court was estab- lished in Chicago in 1899.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

acre / Sisie to Iar. Sgiaa Iiot bsiere. Sans glif
Qleo bIpet fra benbe. Sum bar 2ioet, % 2ipet par
iarlig. Wten M bar bun ogiua tppe. Wteb EFT foin oct
nper banl, at ban itoo foran lit iioite @alg. @iite ban
2ipet frq Jig MI, lao pr BET for beitanbig. Ser piloe
gonife iiftert f%onlrle Ell anoet og ia ben Elaos oct,
inm ifuloe p9ret bans. San banbe pertet paa benoe
oiaie 10 garene, leiliQbeospis raaoet % peileoet benoe.
iao goot ban baboe funnel, for at bum itulbe nlobnes,
tito Glpor % robifIes for en- Suitrus &alo, Zig ion
ban flnoe By benoe set / jim StiIling. su bar bum Ell
pogel apinoe. 90 ban bapoe fltbet Ilpor benoe, ia
ban til ig ieIp - glpor miot / al oe,ne %operaipre
Sor9lesbeben. Sapbe ban tot fell al benbe. naar ban
bapoe qiort Jig Saab on of bum bolbt liot al ban?
llnoer alninoeliee Smit9noigbeoer funbe man, men1e
han, iaa nogenlunoe bcregne Ell &pinoes SsIelier; men
Siane Marie bar life al Dem, ionl Loo fig a~rtaIpiere
eler befinere efter nogenilagS a~terfienot Wtaaleitof.
6un par noget ganife ior Jig ielp, life io1 oisie andre.
Cen rtpungne &an1eratsligbeA, buormeo bun bapbe
moot ham belt ira ierite Serb, bar maaife life anbet
enb o~pcrilaoiif 2une. &Itn mente fanife iet life noeet
meo Set. Sum bab0e f~anD9roe bare billet ~forbleiie
banl meo fine mango SnOialb 90 Streger. Com oisie
Sarfer Tor gientenl hans Sooe, grebes ban al en- Sorr
~rerrrelie, iom ban life for bapbe fienot: San iaa
benbe en- anbets Irnc. Sln baboe gleoet no al bans
Silpprelie. Sum ieilet paa gslget oe1 blaa en- gploen
9aa6 moo en- islpbbib, iolps apit ionl en- anoens 9ruo.
San iplte lit Sjerte ba1fe al en- ~nnberlig arpgt, Doort
blonbet Jig en- uiieelig 5aloltii moo nogen = ba, pioite
life bben. Get fpaf batl. San fit ie at tl,gte iig
ielp! Sao giorbe ban ct 9rae meo Saanoen oper
9a1oen iom for at irpge oct altiannlen p9f oa gien.
piube i'm Selpbeberifeie.
$50" ia ban title; "intet fan bore mig fi9rere ems
at iraffe meo Sig big alene. s @irfeligbeben bar 10
Srt on1nn on nj &r,InAp1,p. hnorfor ipn fnn, " S1tr IN
"8ar set en- al @rlrnoene9"
Sal" Wteo rer 6oItbeo / Stenmten.
"9n eier mig npsoierrig. 9anife ies bar aiort no.
get galt iaien?"
"gtei. Dten u~nbertiOen irpgter leg, at ieg fanife ielp
fan fon,ne til at gisre noget gait noget omnt. Seq
er 10 life Longer 1oge1 grsn ~ltngbon - % oct bar
ocrfor, ieg bapoe tpnft --bm at tale meb Din
Gar 49," San bioite life Longer, bbab ban ia. Sette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

blep 10 oct rene 3ul. San log Einene NED for beroes
haIpt f~orIfenoe, boIpt ironife gIif. SUN pibite paa
lin SIDE life, entel bette par til at lie eaer graate oper,
iaa rent ubegribelis flobiet iorefom bet benoe i Die
bltffet. snaffe rneb 9aren! Mercp me, bpao fom bette
ssaren peb? so, De Ereiterne, be bar oa rigtig noger
proeitlia Stltoer aierIigbebsoffererl S9nte Zig til.
Der lao Oenne ganle, borne gtai1oer1 p9 ltuloe ri I'll
henbe GA inaffet f~orpirreoe ltbtrpt ON of ipsrre So.
rem! en- tltnoe bli rent e~rgerlig ODER iltgt! Sg iaa
fit bun igien Zig uitprlig 2pit til at 9lere Nar Of BAN.
Set bar oct, ban bapbe ~iortient. Het ~betragtet bapoe
ban 10 ~pirfelig fornprnet betoe. Oct bar bel lite
roget ON at gisre meo, bpao + II n t9rtte; oct bar bare
II, set fonl an paa! 90 bporfor baooe ban iagt,
at ban bapoe Ell i%slelie, iorl ON ban too gegreb rleo
OF giere noget galt - en- 0rmbeo - peo at be betloe
ON at bli hans Snitru2 Gar ban life i~ifrere | i'm Sag
emo iom iaa? Iei, bette ~begpnbte at gaa rinot for
henbe oeiaa.
Get er fauife beoit on inaffer oct oper nleo Sar /
9anten %i1torgerl," ia bum fort. Get laoer til at bGre
en- 8isnesaiiGre, iom life beofomrler mig; % gisres
foritaar lea mig iaa a~llieepel life paa." San iaa noe
item bsnfaloenoe paa benoe.
81 misforitaar mig aloeles," %itanunet ban; leg
mente bare ...."
$50, ol n1ente bare, at ou piloe bare dig MOB at
qlgre noget gait loget, OH o1loe tot1trrle III al an9re
taa. Seq ~forItaar." Sten1men iprtes banl baarb, noe
item baarenoe.
"ga, bis ga en- Sm,le Senipnsiulbbeb!" robreo ban,
ioet ban sreb benoes Saaro- "9u ueo iaa inoerlig bel,
bpao set er, leg bill. G1, ion er iaa glsgg, bar iiffert
mangen Gang giennenlifllet NIT arine Sierte!" SUN
imiIte op irnoo ham og trGf life Saanben til fig. %
bIep ban en- mooig Manb og tog benbe inb til fig og
fpsiet benoe after % after. Siliioit req bum fig no al
bans Irll1e, reiite Jig og ia:
"6p, oct bar life pent siort al en- ganrn,el, ~erperois
8reitelnano!"
% iaa 10 Sc begge. 9e trobbe, Be bar iaa ~lpffelige.
ga Sonas % 8agna liot ienere TOM bient, bapoe Sors.
balg rent glent, at ban e~sentlis bar fonmet Ger I ct
anoet pietig sgrenb. 90 % Sonas foritob, bporoau
Oct bar fat, ia ban til iie ielp: "Sa, ia, iaa iaar hi
pente meo Den Sfrsftinseu til en- anoen Bangl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

8erbens melt int~eres1ante 8D (Sbdngs
bail =; aIare Worsen os paate apelo. at
q. &. RsIpaas; Ser er Sbs paa Ssiene,
at anbr. @eriaeel; arigsenteus Sules
~floffer, at Sisne Ipblano S%teinarion;
Sbe Iarrieb guct, at Sialmar 8ueo
Splanb; She Sream of Yeace, at s. s.
SfsrbaIspolb; Scandinavian Qualities
anb Imerican Soeals, at Iarp @ilbelz
mine 8iliams; She gli55arb, at 9np
8riSfpolo.
Ser er pafre 9~unItbilas efter Ralerier
af 8. 6. gbiparbs. 6. 90. Husiea, &our
% @ation % Sm~ilaaste9nins at Seis
getlacb % Segtifluitrdtioner at benne,
@. 5. 8iIperbing os andre 8unitnere.
Seftet er en- Trbb for etbpert norit Siem
/ Imerifa. 1riien, 800, er meget ri
melis for noset iaa pent, interesiant %
e~ebieent.
"guletibe", Irs. grarots fprtrinliae
ll~usbpmsbefte til Sui. bar fsl9enoe Snoz
holb:
Christmas Eve, by John Harry
Stedman; Old Mothers, Poem by
Charles S. Ross, Design and Lettering
by Anna Thykesen; Let Us Hope for
Substantial Results from the Dis
armament Conference, by Governor
]. A. O. Preus; The Christ Candle,
by John Harry Stedman; Moods and
Memories, by DR.. Knut Gjerset; The
Petersen Family's 8-Hour Mothers
Day, free translation from the Morse
by E. l.. B.: Making Friends of Books,
by J. c. M. Hanson.
@i fan life notiom anbefale SorGlbre
at %anIiaffe bette Sulebefte for De un9c.
Timber Irs. @ranbtS bnstiee % ifisns
%ionuue Gebaftiou er "guIetibe" i Mare
mes 2sb blet Ell al be Sing, III minbit
fan unborrc ueb Suletiber. Seftet fpiter
fremceIes bare 80 Gents.
Sor nogeu Sage Iibeu mpbtog hi Yros
iesior Gsluaaes npe BOG "~2Gu9ieIens
@aat". &i bar eubuu life ruttet at faa
lGit Sen belt ~igieunem. On Gnmeloelie
bill isl9e %ieuere. @ pil flu iiee / benne
Sorbinbelie, at bois ben boloer. boab Be
ferite 200 Siber looer, er Den uben
Sammenli9niua oct bebite, Soriatteren
hibtil bar itrepet, % ct al DC aler betpz
beliaite gibrd9 til Dor norifsameritanlfe
2iteratur. Gen cr o9iaa meaet unbers
bolbenoe. Yriien er $3.50, inobinben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23
Vcrtb 1afota Wijc ,

Slanbt ale Stater | gIt % Icit
Or g. Safota nit Siertc nrit
De Sletter brebc
Geo 8ug % 6nebc
0cig hlier bebit.
g:i mausler Sfossu o9 Sieloets Sfat
40 S%sfelrunoeu | CLANS 90 SraQt
Sc Spsier bpinc
Yteo Strsurle tribe
= Sslperbraat.
gten ilopaa giooeu Be @snocr BOT
Ser innr 90 ilittig Den upc Serb
Ifeo Saab ilinoe
Set 9rso ut Tnoc
Cor fnttiet @orb.
Sial Sripiel bore paa biemlia @jrunb
ga maa ben gro ira iortcn MuIS.
@Pen Glib % Rsie
Fan tibt maa bsie
frriben Sub.
Ser finbes et Zig en- Srcaeitanb
Or Bonoen iffe ben irie Dtduh?
: Sus % Sptie
: Stat % airie \
5 aamle aanh.
! Spen inher pi al Slaas Stono
Sra Sopens Golfer til Slibets Rano
De alt maa bape
Ora 8onbenS 2asc
Spis Iepe iial.
gort grbetos Srustsr ni iGlee Mo
9ibt Speo bet foiteS at frem Dem faa
Oh Tan 81 fIase
Gu Imultt MICA tase
Spao bu fan uaa,
90 Nn os Stut pl ei iaIar ian
Vel bette 8oar oper ber Soritunh
Di STREET. bill aisre
90 irem ben fsre
Sper sHsit Waub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23
JUL.

Jul! lyse Jul!
vi har dig saa kjar.
Jul, glade Jul!
Velsignet du ver'!
Tys, stille min sjel!
Smart Dagen den gryr saa
rolig og sal!
Jul, hellige Jul,
Med Englenes Sang!
Jul, deilige Jul!
Hpr klokkernes Klang!
Halleluja! Os fSdt er idag
En- Frelser, Forsoner til Guds
Velbehag!
BORGHILD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23

S Rolitiffen bar bi fort Rb
Meo Yennebelte % SaIer fri
60 bsie 8eiter
Som op fig lsfter
bilben Stp.
Sc S9bre fromme / hprr lin IN
Eaaitddr at nibe bpao SC fan ri
sil SoIfelsfte
S SeIs og Rrfe
&aa 2anb % 8p.
If @isboms Silber De eier no
Wen ofte glenmer set Itorc @ub
Ut elf bin I9ife
go sin bet bebite
Set bpber Sub.
Ien 9onben itaffer Ser q lin 9is
8aar rltnbt og traifer bInubt Nt u0 8riE
San Ell bet liter
ut andre btier
Sam @eien oib.
Gan berfor ~itebuer Den floQc Wano
Gil Stings at msbe % iioc Gom
e. al hans 8ioen
SO bsie Sfrpben
Ell biGlpe fan.
3 Staten bar hi iom bll moi peo
Sc 9arti tpenbe iom / lin Guco
Tet tribes, fires
90 nloris tribes
5 Gniebeb.
gianot @obcr flere / Senrc Stat
&i bar en- YresIe Tom itaor poa &uat
Sor RGitenS sgre %
SO 9poer firre
Mteb benz | 1agt.
Men life altib De Yrcsiemru6
Staar ri9tig eni9 ON Siucts Stcl
Saa Wtslpb hsres
SO frem BEN fsres
Sa Iibet Selb.
80 &ecdlpalaet hi o9iaa Mt
Get Yen9er foitet ian Oct bar Stit
go SDroer sees
Sm Ell De nsbes
Sa bet er piit.
Sins Der fsr Galget Ell 9or0er ia
IFin 9oc Speoe be Ell ifal ba
Sbt efter @aIeet
Halft guar ba Salget
Gtor EriS pi fdar.
Sbt Neitos CT biit sen rette Nonh
S5an Tris bill fitse paa SanS % Strano
90 mcrt big bette
Com ei bill iRttc
Or arpbS for bamL.
gien efter 8alget bpno if ri ic
Ten Spcoepriicn ialbt rcnt ! &nr
Sc fasrc 9rsn,mc
60 Sanfer ifisnnc
Sc bleb Ill Se.
"a Slascr mango o9 5rru0ilcr itor
Ilt op JIG bober MI q por }oro
Srot on mua isrse
DC ret big ipergc
Spor NetfGro Dor.
Snts Wtocerrrringen Iipcr 9tsb
Yet blir for mango Den piSic 9sS
IV'ep IiuIle 0Tuer
GO folbe Stler
Scriiben Srpo.
Ven fattis @onse sisr fattiot 9anS
Oct er Den aamIe % nbe Sana
Gen imlft ei Ibber
90 ei big frpSer
Ien er Dog ianb.
Snar Saser erpr ircm i 7i,sg!a
Zen for os parllsr en- bcoyc Sia
S'aa Saabets Ginger
Gen up Tia ipiuasr
90 itepner bib,
Saa iaffes Soften for Gar ion, Ipaue,
co alt bet scbe ben til os fauot
W Serier isnbe
Sig Collar tpenee
Conn gipet Part,
2illut Ut iamles | tRues @or
% no pt ipnaer be patre ORR:
Naa Cub p~eliisns
%or Stat % Birte
Snpr enb BIZ Dor,
ambrois. v, Fat q. o, s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-23
SonaSptlle.
- Gt Eulturbileoe -
T%ortruiua fra llorOurhfn. A Arnljl
TortGuiua fra llorourfrn.
ct Eulturbiueoe.
At Arnljot.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-15
Two Minutes IF Optimism

By HERMAN '. STICH

X
the Educated"
And his which tickle and then Jolt not
filled with the mind anayicaly ncve that cuts Clearly
Hfe's eternal varieties
Cheserton which will not be music
they believe
development.
odds chance Of becoming edu
knowledge
nightmares
ed (nfaed?) stand
Through
abominaion
more And their education
bor and leisure
uxeof that is the study habit
dead certainty he s educated
majority worlds
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-15
A Common Sense Laxative

Ask any doctor about 1axatives. He
will tell you that their use is harmful
because the continual prodding that
the use of a particular laxative gives
to the same organ all the time is harm
full to that organ. He will also tell
you that frequent changes of laxatives
are not only desirable but necessary
Since frequent changes of laxatives
are essential for good results and to
prevent overworking or irritating a
single organ to the point of causing
deterioration of it's tone, science has
finally hit upon the one and only logi-
cal and common-sense laxative plan.
"Just-One" is the result of this new
idea, which is now being so widely
and so enthusiastically Endorsed. In
"Just-One," and only in this brand, is
this greatest of modern laxative ideas
incorporated.
Twenty Different Tablets
Each a Different Laxative
Ask your druggist about "Just-One."
Sold by Quigley Drug Stores.-Ad-
vertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-15

perial war council in 1917. He is a
South African by birth. He was
educated at Stellenbosch in the Cape
province. When the Boer war broke
out he was still young man, but al
ready had a great reputation among
the South African Dutch. During the
war he rendered conspicuous services
to their cause. Among his deeds was
a brilliant raid into Cape Colony dur
ing the latter part of the campaign.
At the end of the campaign, when
peace was made in 1902. General
SHUTS was established as one of the
two recognized leaders of the Trans
vaal Dutch, the other being General
Botha. General SHUTS was also active
in the campaign in German Southwest
Africa.
In the year 1916 he took command
of the British forces operating in Ger
man East Africa. He then organized
the great campaign which annihilated
the German power. 1t was after this
that he was sent to England to the
war council.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-15
Answers toQuestions

READER.-When is interest on Lib
erty bonds due? - First loan, June Is,
Dec. Is; Second, May Is. Nov. IS;
Third. March Is. Sept. IS; Fourth,
April IS, Oct. IS; Victory, June Is,
Dec Is.
PUPIL.-What were the exports and
imports of the United States in 1920?
The exports were valued at $685..
$4,000, and the imports at $5,279,.
$4,000.
SUBSCRIBER.-Ho far is Havana
from Key West, Fla? About 10C
MRS. f. B-What is the net debt of
Canada? - 1t is $1,574531,O32
R. F., GREENSFORK.-W was
the first survey of a canal across the
Isthmus made? - The first survey OF
a route was made in 1884. The first
actual work. however. was not done
until many years later. The French
began work on Jan. 20, 1882.
mitted by wire? - On Nov. IA, 1920;
photographs were sent and received
by wire between the editorial rooms
of New York and a ST Louis news.
paper, distance of 1000 miles. This
was the first time that this feat was
performed in America.
Readers may obtain answer to
questions by writing the Palladium
Questions and Answer. depart m en- {.
All questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-15
6-Foot Lawyer Looked
Like Pumpkin

Il was often doubled up with pains
in my stomach and vas yellow as a
pumpkin before taking Mayr's Won.
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
LARCENY,

Some fellow came and swiped my
cow while / was fast asleep, but sor-
row does not crease my brow, I do
not wall and weep. And if 1 wept and
walled at all it is because I'm sick to
think fellow has the gall to play so
punk trick. For it is plain his heart
is wrong, his conscience is fake; his
life will be no grand sweet song, but
just one long drawn ache He'll skulk
about mis- native land, haunted moral
wreck, in fear that some policeman's
hand will grasp him by the neck He'll
drift along from crime to crime, in
stead of earning kale, and when he
isn't serving time, he'll be out hunting
bail. And SO l don't denounce or
hate the boop who pinched my cow;
l merely pity such a skate and mourn