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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05
"The Love Pendulum .
BY MARION RUBlNcAM

for charity, counting months and days,
and little details, some deciding it
wasn't my child, some that she was
not as old as we made her out, some
that the reason said nothing of her
birth was because Il did not dare con-
I fess it,"
Then from the tiny fact that in the
sun the child's hair glistened with red
/ lights. poor Collins name was dragged
/ into il.
| After May left, l sent a note to
Mother Taylor and almost demanded
/ her presence.
Why don't you like Connie?"
asked when she sat in my little living
room. "Oh. don't deny tive beer
listening TO gossip and | want tc
know all of it now"
She's a nice child" she protested
feebly. her gray eyes rowing around
! the room, as though the poor deal
we're trying to find a way out of ar
uncomfortable situation.
DO you believe she is my child?"
Il haven't seen you since you were
married" was all her answer to that
Then you do believe it? Why d.
you think then that l should hide thu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05
n egg shampoo makes the hair glossy

An egg shampoo makes the hair glossy.
with cocoa butter, which will nourish
the tissue.
Reader; Stenographer:-f you are
between 20 and "a years of age, your
weight is correct; if older, add one
half of pound for each year. Yeast
cakes are not fattening in themselves,
but they may be helping other foods
fatten, since they provide vitamines
and keep the system in better work
ing condition.
All inquiries addressed to Mrs.
Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing to
the great number received. So, if a
personal or quicker reply is desired, a
stamped and self addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question:
The Editor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05
Friends Dedicate Church
Sunday Afternoon, Oct. is

LYNN, Ind, Oct. 5.-Dedication serv-
ices for the Cherry Grove Friends
church, will be held here at o'clock
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 16. The Rev.
Truman c. Kenworthy will be in
charge, assisted by several others. An
all day meeting will be held at the
church
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05
TRADE NOT AFFECTED
BY AIRPLANE CRASH
fBy Associated Pressl

PARIS, Oct 5-When the daily
Strasbourg to Paris passenger and
mail airplane crashed to the ground
at LIE Bourget, few days ago, killing
the four passengers and the pilot,
newspapers here said it would hurt
business for the air lines for little
time to come.
The next day, two airplanes belong
ing to the same company. left at noon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05

! for the office of state commander, they
being Col Walter H. Unversaw,. of
Kokomo, DR.. John H. Gilpin of Fort
Wayne, DR.. l.. c. Summons of Shelby
vile and Joseph D. O'Neil OF Muncie.
According to the convention pro-
gram, all organization work must be
completed by 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05

a patent is being obtained by Frank
R. Kemp of this city, commercial
aviator The device is safety sleeve
for the ball and socket control, which
is said to have tendency to slip ont
of adjustment whenever strain is re-
laxed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05

one for Strasbourg and the other for
Prague. They carried their full quota
of passengers, most of whom were
reading the morning papers giving full
accounts Of the smash.up of the air.
plane, the wreckage of which was in
plain sight of the travellers about 100
yards away from the taking-off point.
Two passengers were refused as no
accommodation could be found for
them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05
SEEKS AIRPLANE PATENT

LAPORTE, Ind, Oct talking the
roll out of the control of aeroplanes
is the object of an invention on which
The Press., 1921-09-22
"Getting Back To NorrnaIcy"
THIS SECTION GENEROUSLY ENDOWED LIVE BUSINESS
 MEN, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES.
In Accord With The Spirit Of The Times
BUSINESS INTERESTS ARE EVE OF THE MOST
 EXTENSIVE TRADE CAREER.

Rich in soil picturesque topography
 e Spot lies of the greatest states section out of doors anywhere on earth cOntend The experiences of pioneers lighted cdORs first fires in this land and who hOwed that covered the country of continued interest all students of history that have elapsed since the landing Of
 With the enthusiastic cooperation czen indus of this section sending message of
 
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 And this question. Today the solid rock perhaps stronger than other community in this section of the been pillars of strength confidence, a bot smashing blows of financial depression and Can
 Again. social life has kept step in the march progress the county hepfuness and public spirit which have made the county famous more active and better ana more
 effect the solid foundation of with safety and achievements deceived itself not by standing s but by the spec ae of looking up marching of prosperity An advancing refuses to retreat needs wants trenches but broad be- great the rising prosperity and happnssH We are not Sne 'sne @ % @ more W seek civic beauty safety inspiration bounded the public welfare
 American communities great puaing organism always keeping advance of the sord material march to stirring mus inspires qukens the rank and file This of the big why she tOday neither bOnsu nor a mOdsy proclaim" her aOhieV her powerful posi- On respectful pride the that she Garden Spot of Connecticut armed as she has been with both
 this edition desire to impress with the bottom the public the most efficient The their efforts and did not wait for the to anticipated conditions and placed their stocks al of a remarkable reductions
 Edition" wish to direct special articles manufacturing written by newspaper endeavOd the articles to the readers the value of the service and goods has written article about himself wish that read these carefully
 rather phantOpc the mostly paid by the business and firms ink and all material used the prOduc publisher adopt rather sen philanthropic
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A shopping tour of the community would not be complete without doing business here. This is one of the leading stores of this section and is considered by wholesale firms the largest buyers in this part of the state, and consequently is given the unusual advantages of fered to merchants of this class. Their stock is purchased in large lots and as result they are able to give the public an extraordinary service in high class goods at very reasonable prices.
 [ At this very modern store is car ried an excellent line of clothing for all members of the family, these are made up in mat erials with style and quality and at a price that will suit you. This establishment is one of the larg- est stocked stores in the community and draws trade not only from the city, but from the country for many miles around.
 To think of selecting purchases without visiting this establishment is simply out of the question for the people in a large territory adjacent.
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In this entire part of the state there is not an establishment that surpasses that of this we'll know deal CT in point of the diversity of articles carried for the farmer. They handle implements, tools and farm supplies.
 During the time that they have been in business they have built up awond- erfully large trade from this and ad- joining counties and it is safe to assert that the name and business is probably better known among the farmers of this section of the state than that of any other similar estab- lishment in the nearby towns and cities.
 They occupy large building and are well prepared for the proper ham, ding of the goods and the display of the stock to the advantage of their patrons. All their implements and supplies are of the latest pattern and include all of the most recently
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improved inventions and improve ments. The stock is composed ot goods of standard quality, brands of implements and farm machinery known throughout the world as the best on the market. Men are in char ge who are courteous and accommod- ating and who will be pleased to de- monstrate to any farmer who desires to drop into this favorite trading place and keep up on the late models of farm implements and supplies.
 The name "John Deere" has long been one to reckon with in the farm machinery field and it signifies "the best on the market" There is no need for further comment upon these implements, etc., from us for they are known throughout the world. That is why they are hand led at this establishment, because their superiority is unprecedented.
 This is the day and age when it IS
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In the upbuildIng or the modern American city of the twentieth cen tury the services of the mod ern heating and ventilating engineers are of the utmost value, for by the modern standards of living the length of the average hp- man life has been greatly increased. This is partly due to the work of the heating and ventilating engineers. This condition compels the modern heating and ventilating engineer to be a man of advanced ideas with g thorough knowledge of the laws of heating and circulation.
 As regards the above, we cannot in this review of our onward pro- gress fail to compliment them as they are regarded as most practical and competent in this line and the assistants are the most competent of help they could secure.
 They have been called to execute warm air heating and plumbing sys- tems in some of the best dwellings and finest buildings in this commun- ity, and their ability and facilities for the undertaking and carrying to successful completion even to the most intricate work in these lines ii well known to those who have had dealings with this firm.
 The establishment and worlzshOI
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There are many ways of keeping down the expenses of operating an automobile, and one of them is by watching your tires closely. Some owners think that as soon as the cas- ing shows the least sign of wear'it is dangerous to use it longer, and hence they are always complaining about the ever-increasing tire expense.
 In this section old tires are made like new at this modern and up-to- date establishment, under most eff cient and able direction. It has proved that vulcanized tires from this establishment will save owners many a dollar. Only experienced men are found here. Only the most mod ern and scientifically correct machin- cry is in use and the best work turn ed out. Therefore satisfaction is guaranteed. It takes experience and proper equipment to vulcanize tires properly, and that is why this vulcan fzing excels.
 And let us remark here that this firm is just about headquarters in these parts for tires. This stock is made of standard and high grade brands of tires and is most complete. AS this is 8 stock that represents an investment of many thousands of dollars it can readily be seen that this establishment is prepared to serve the owner of any make or mod
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This well known establishment is one of the most progressive in the county and is store that has saved it's patrons many dollar. In this day of high prices it is most im- portant that every community have an establishment of this kind where the public is able to obtain very nec- essary articles at low prices and thus the management is rendering most valued and essential service.
 This store abounds m ideal articles for commencement, wedding and birthday gifts, party favors, in fact, is equipped to supply it's pat rons at all times of the year with the most suitable gifts for both young and old.
 The stock is composed of the very highest grade of merchandise and by purchasing inalarge quantities and be- ing discriminating buyers are able to offer these wonderful values to the public. They do not try to make all their profit on one sale but count on small profits and 8 large volume of business.
 The management is in the hands of an excellent and progressive man who always take an active inter est in the progress and development of the home community, being ready and willing at all times to lend per; sonal assistance to all propositions that promise public improvement. In making this review of the onward progress of the community we are pleased to compliment him and to refer the establishment to all of our readers. If you are bothered by the present season of high prices we suggest that you will find visit to this store a revelation in possible economy.
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It is quite proper that in this edi- tiOn we give prominent mention to this progressive professional firm and we wish to compliment them up on the success they have attained and the very commendable and satisfac- tory service that they are rendering to their increasing clientele.
 As is generally known they are recognized as among the most profi- cient and conscientious firms in this line in this section and this distln- ttion is we'll merited as the excellent service that they have rendered in the practice of their profession will testify. It may be truly said that no one in this section engaged in the arduous profession of which they are able opponents have given their pro- Fession closer study or is as well equipped from every standpoint to carry out all of the work attendant upon their calling. They have been for years one of the most progressive
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THROWN UP BY THE OCEAN
Mysterious IsIands Have Brief Day of Existence and Disappear Under
 che Waters. '

Volcanic islands often appear in the midst of the sea only to sink again be- meath the surface in the years to come. The latest one to appear is of the coast of Alaska, near the Aleutian group. This is the third island to arise in these waters, says an exchange, within little more than a century. In May, 1796, following violent tremOrs, an island about three miles In circum- ference and 500 feet high, suddenly came into existence as testified to by a Russian admiral whose fleet wit messed the startling occurrence. Soon 1t began to shrink in size until now there Is only a little of 1t left. In 1873 there was another convulsion, and a new island rose close to the remnant of the other one. A year later the first landing was made upon it. It was still very hot and about S0O feet high. It is now less than half it's for mer size.
 Expedition island, off the northwest coast of Australia, was 1S miles long, and famous for its beauty. It was wis., ited as late as 1892. It has totally dis appeared and is now 50 feet below the surface of the ocean. In 1893, TOPca, q large and beautiful island in the In- dian ocean, began to smoke. The cen ter sank in, leaving a fiery lake, and It's inhabitants took to their boats. F1- nally the whole of Torca vanished and its highest peaks are now hundreds of feet below sea level.
 JustIfIaoIe.
 "A grain of wheat was found in that mummy's hand" remarked the guide.
 "Well," said Farmer Corntossel, "wheat gets mighty valuable at some stages of history. I don't blame the mummy for hanging on to what he
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ell ot automobile.
 This is a latter-day business house that determined when they opened their doors to the local public to see that motorists in this part of the country were given all of the ad- vantages of metropolitan tire service and positively there can be no question but that they have suc- ceeded. Throughout this section of the state this place is known as one establishment where high-grade tires are sold at exceedingly low prices and many motorists have marveled at the wonderful values offered.
 The Yale organization reco- gnized the ability of this firm and has appointed them their official repre- sentative and service station for this territory. This is one of the leading batteries manufactured and has always given the owners the very best of service. A complete line O1 batteries are on hand at all times for the owners of any make of car
 This is one of the institutions o1 the community where the motorists know they can learn real tire econo- my. This is under the direction ot an expert and efficient tire man and headquarters for a full line of higl grade tires at reasonable prices which are superior to any offered or the market at the price.
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are comfortably housed and the dis play rooms are filled with the latest inventions of modern manufacturers of heating and drafting appliances,
 They carry a stock at all times of everything used in the line, and you can go there and pick out what you want and see it before buying.
 When it comes to the installation of furnaces they know just where the furnace should be placed and where to put the registers so that the heat will be regular.
 In addition to this they conduct complete sheet metal establishment and are prepared to execute all classes of work, including tin work and all the other features of modern sheet metal establishments such as cornices, sky lights, ventilators, cell ings, metal roofing, furnaces, furnace repairing, and registers.
 Those of our renders who desire work of this nature executed should avail themselves of the services o1 this firm, and at all times we can as sure them of reliable work, while tho charges are always right. We com pliment them upon the well meriteG progress and the increasing patron age.
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funeral directing firms in this vic inity and consequently they have large clientele.
 It has been for years one of the most progressive funeral directors in this vicinity and consequently has kept in close touch with everything modern in their line. This particul- ly applies to modern equipment.
 This time-tried and well conducted establishment is a store of the people and for the people, store built on the plan that aims to give mutual pleasure, satisfaction and benefit, for it is the aim of the proprietors to make the life of the people worth while by supplying at reasonable prices the necessaries, comforts and conveniences and luxuries. The var ious articles have been selected by the proprietor with a view to perfec- tion in three things: comfort, beauty and durability, and embrace as a whole the most beautiful and durable productions of the American furni-
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where. This store gives particular at- tention to this feature of the trade and can furnish you on short notice with selections which will not only be in good taste, but will please the re- cipicnt and win retain it's beauty and usefulness for years.
 The store is unusually attractive with a fine line of novelty goods that have been selected with great care for the people of the county. To think of selecting your purchases without looking over this stock Is out of the question. They are priced very reasonably and bear the Hall- mark of excellent workmanship.
 In making this review of the busi- ness life of the county we are glad to give eOmmendAbls mention to this store and to refer it to all of our readers aS a panaeea for ths merchandising ills of ths day.
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has all the adornments and up-to-date accessories that give it cast and good looks. It is made in a number ot models to suit the taste of anyone and is furnished in many colors. It is real value in motor car and pre- sents the appearance of a car that costs much more. Its lines are at- tractive and appearance snappy.
 A special feature is their service to owners. TAis means that they have men who have had wide exper- fence on the products they handle and therefore when you leave car with this concern you know it will be in the hands of experts. Those who purchase at this establish ment may rest assured that they will be given the most metropolitan ser vice afforded in the largest cities.
 The Willard organization recog- nized the ability of this firm in this line by making this establishment their service station for this section. Therefore, they are prepared to equip your car with the famous "Still Bet ter Willard" which represents the very last word in storage battery eff ficiency by reason of the threaded rubber insulation which is distinct ively a Willard feature. This insur- es a longer life and the most regular efficiency in Willard Storage Batter ies for which this is the authorized agency. The threaded-rubber in- sulation makes "re-insulatiOn" un- necessary in Willard Storage Batter ies and therefore the owner of 8 Willard never has to have this work done. The insulation has a life az long as the battery and by reason of this fact the life of both is much longer than that of any other make. While they make a specially of the Willard, yet they look after work on all makes of batteries.
 In making this review of our pro- gress we are glad to refer this firm and their excellent line of cars to the people of this part of the state and would suggest that it would be well to look them over before making final selection and pick out a good one. We desire to com pliment this firm upon their activities in the automobile world.
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rAaaaASs& BURIED IN SHIFTING SANDS
Enslishwoman Inferred in Preacher eus Spot Where Her Flance Had
 Perished Years Before.

Located at the entrance to the Strait of Dover, the deadly Goodwin sands would appear to be the last place in the world that any one would select as burying ground. Treacherous' shifting and with record of having been responsible for the loss of scores of ships and hundreds of lives, these sands are usually avoided like the plague, but Miss Clara de Burgh Law son, who recently died at Broadstaira England, made it condition in her will that her body be buried in the Goodwin shoals, an English exchange says.
 While the reason for this strange desire to be inferred, in an unEnArked grave was not contained in Miss Law sons will, neighbors who recalled 2 romance of her early life stated that the sands had been responsible Tor the loss of the life of her fance many years before, and that, despite the fact that Miss Lawson was seventy. she had never in the intervening yeara failed to visit the sands every sun
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modern improvements. It has prov en worthy both in speed and endur- ance of the name it bears. It has become the popular truck both for business man and farmer and has greatly increased the progress and prosperity of both. In this age of high prices and labor scarcity it is essential that every farmer procure the latest machinery for the farm in order that he can compete with the modern scientific producer and secure the largest returns from each acre of land. This sales and service com pauy has not only provided a truck, but has selected this "Speed Wagon" because of its great eff ciency. These have stood up under every test and have proved to be of the most correct construction for all classes of farm work.
 Their repair department is thor oughly equipped with machinery de signed for the adjustment and ser vice on the cars they handle and then they employ men who are familiar with the problems in engineering in
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Evsrybody does not appreciate the value to a city of having . strictly modern and up-to-date jewslry store which carries a complete stock on hands at all times. Since the time this well known store first opened to the people the local public has taken 1t as 6 matter of course. To be able to get what you want in this line, ta know that 10 matter what the Oc- easion may demand in this respect, you can always get it at this estab- hshment-that is a feature of the commercial efficiency of the com munity which makes it more Attrae- tive.
 Of course everyone knows that this store carries . complete line of diamonds, watches, silverware and cut glass. But when it comes to birthday gifts, commencement pres snts, wedding presents, and party favoEs, t h not nsesssaxy tO go else