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The New York herald., 1921-04-12
$4,000 TO KEUKA COLLEGE.

PENN YAS. y. Y. April IA git OF
$4,000 to Keusa College from the two
nephs os the late II. IT. Ball, founder
or the college, was announced to-day.
The gift was contribution 70 the fund
being raised by the Northern Baptist
Convention. A dorm,tory being re-
modelled will be known as Ball Memo
rial Hail.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
PRESIDENTIAL PIE

"Four and twenty blackbirds
baked in a pie" may have
been "a dainty dish to set
before a king"
But, it would hardly have
satisfied a President Of the
United States.
From Washington to Wilson,
all have been fond of the
more substantial pie for
which America is noted
The old-fashioned, home
made. kind SO popular at
CHILDS.
Line oln's fsvorite--appls pie
il alse . favorito at CHlLDS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

Safeguarding your Lite
Insurance Money" and "Com-
pstent Estate Management" arc
two little booklets which will
help you understand our Trust
Departments capacity tor
helping you.
Weshall be gladtosend either
Or both booklets on request.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
BOLSHEVIKI SEEKING
MISSION TO FRANCE
Ostensibly to Discuss Repa-
triation. Really to F0ment
May Day Rows.
TROTZKY'S WARLIKE TALK
10000 Officers i'm % Armies
Ready to Fight Poland
and Britain.

ssse.a. Cable 10 THE NEW YoHK HEx.Lu.
Copyright, 1897, 5v THE Nrw Yonx HKsitI
New York Herald Bureau,
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

Pricts realized on iwif' & Company sale
AZ earcnss beef In New York Ci,y for week
ending saturday. Apfi 2. inei. o. shipments
sold ou.. ranged from 1900 cents - fT.Eo
ccnts per pound. and averaged 1885, conts
pnf pound. ADJ.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

The former German Kaiserin and
Queen Of Prussia. augusta Victoria
Frederick Louisa Fedora Jenny, was
devoted wife and mother. and during
the years her husband ruled the Ger
man Empire with his fist OF mail she
showed marked interest for the poor
and for charity and philanthropy in
many forms. But she was German
princess before ell else. Although she
did not exert any considerable political
Influence, or desire 10, she nevertheless
is credited with the utmost sympa thy
for the former Kaiser In his ambition
for world domination.
That she subscribed to the assertion
Of the military leaders OF her country
that Germany was fighting a defensive
war was shown by statement she
issued at the beginning or the conflict
IN which she declared that Germany
was arminS itself for a fight which
Il did not begin ard which Il Is carry
ing on only 10 defend itself" The
statement was coupled with an appeal
to German women 10 assist in caring
Tor the German wounded In July, 1878,
she wrote the wife or the Dutch Min
ister of War, declaring that Germany
had repeatedly manifested her readiness
for peace. whereas the opposite atti-
tude had been taken bv the Entente
Powers.
The Kaiserin was the eldest daughter
OF the la te Dalso Frederick OF Schleswig-
fFolstein-Sond g-Augustenburg and
was born at Doislg III schleswig-TI TIol-
stein. October -. 1855. Just three months
before her future husband. who first
saw the light January =. 1859. Her
father was not rich man and his
children were brought up in COMPARE
tive simplicity. Augusta was we'll edu-
Gated as TO books, and thoroughly edu-
Gated as 20 househld matters. In the
latter respect her training did not differ
much from that Of most other German
girls.
The Kaiserin frequently said that the
best thing abe learned from her parents
was what she endcavorcd TO tes ch her
own children-that character is the
highest result Of education. IN her
youth che had not the slightest idea
she vas to become the consort OF tho
ruler OF the migitcst empire OF Europe
The venerable Emperor William seemed
TO have many years still before him and
the Grown Prince Frederick appeared IN
excellent health. But the unexpected
happened, and seven years after che
married Fredericks son she became
Empress.
Seven children resulted from tile
union, and the Empress was devoted 60
them. She invariably retired at 10 80
r. NJ and was up at o'clock one Of
hor FIRST pleasures OF tho day was q
make her husbands coffee, privilege
u,vei lntrustsd to servants During tho
old days the imperial family dined AZ
o'clock in the afternoon. Tea was served
at ). and sinnle supper at 8.
Prices realized on 5wif' Company sale
n sarcnss beef In New YORK City for week
ending Saturday. April q in2i, or shipments
sold out. ranged from 3.00 cents - iT.Eo
cents per pound and averaged 1885, cQnts
pct polnd.-Adp.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
COURAGE, AT THE STRAND, IS STORY
 IF GREAT APPEAL

Courage" is the title of the stel- lar attraction at the Strand, sched- uled to hold that screen over to- morrow as well. It is a story of a woman's love and devotion and of her courage in the face of the most overwhelming obstacles. It delves deeply into the human heart and presents broadly and frankly a theme that is bound to prove of universal appeal. Woman love has been written of in story and song. mother love is revered as the greatest of hu- man emotions, and when a story combines both the love of wife and mother the picture lover realizes in stantly it's entertaining value.
 The story of Courage" is that of a wife and mother who when her son is a baby is visited by the tragedy of her life-the sending of her bus band to prison for a crime he did not commit. The sentence was life; the future Iuomed black S night, as the separation meant a life of loneliness and despair. But it is aptly written that when love IS supreme walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage"
 With indomitable will and courage the wife faces the future bravely and as the years roll by the story of her devotion and sacrifice is made evident.
 Happiness is offered her in many ways, but loyalty is uppermost in her mind; her son should be a man of affairs, the world should not believe the worst of him, and her memory of her husband IS the inspiration which carries her on through the struggle r. rl;x l expected.
 A very strong cast is seen in charge of the principal roles. Leading off with Naomi Childers it includes Sam de Grasse. Alec Francis, Gloria Hope, Lional Belmore and. Charles Hill | Males. The same program will car 1 ry the Mutt and Jeff comedy, "A Shocking Affair" and, of course. the Pathe News.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
HELENE CHADWICK in Godless Men A Re9nald Barker Production
At the Strand, Starting Tuesday

of the production by William D. Fay Tor, the director
 It unfolds story, true to life in many instances, that of a society girl who is so busy attending to her soclal duties that she neglects to take care of the trades people with whom her credit is exhausted She must keep up appea 'ances, and her efforts to do this on practically noth- ing insofar as finances are concern ed, form the foundation for a most amusing and highly delightful screen story.
 Taylor has really outdone himself in the construction of this picture. In the first place it is as full of meat as nut; it is natural story, noth- ing forced, nothing illogical. Realiz- ing the excellence of the material he had to work with, he lost no time in assembling a cast superior in every instance.
 Theodore Roberts has a most inn portant role as cattleman, rough and ready, whose antics in society might we'll be imagined. Roberts is one of the finest character men in pictures and he may always be counted on for a flawless portrayal. His work in Sham" has been reviewed as his best to date.
 Walter Hiers, who scored heavily in 'So Long, Lefty" and who has been seen in support of many of the Paramount stars is typicaliy cast in sham and adds not a little to the fun radiated jn every scene.
 Sylvia Ashton, Helen Dunbar character women par excellence are also seen to excellent advantage in the personages of the two social mad aunts.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

John Ridley was the inventor of the stripper which would both reap and thresh corn at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

will be made the capital prize of the evening, which will be devoted to a gigantic double balloon shower pre- senting 50 prizes, including a mans suit of clothes and a new fall set of scenery for the misses. This balloon shower will SC more than $500 dis tributed in prizes from the big dance hall dome. As this event will be very much an Elks drill team night. it is expected that unusual interest will be shown. The drill team has not asked anything publicly in the way of as- sistance and their remarkable showing after eight weeks of drilling. financed and backed by the drill team itself. made Arizona a name all over the country where the Elks congregate. The drill team will be in full uni- form in the evening and they will be the guests of the mana cement of Riverside. There will be nothing too good for them and all pleasures of the park will be thrown open to the Phoenix boys that night. Place this date in your hat and remember that it will be for the welfare of the team that you drop there and show how much you appreciate the effort they made to give Phoenix a real team
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
LOUISE GLAUM IN
 LOVE" COMING ID
 COLUMBIA TUESDAY

Acclaimed by critics who have seen it in preview as one of the most ef- fective products of the screen year. Love J. Parker Read, Jr.'s second Louise Glaum vehicle. comes to Mauk's Columbia theater as feature film play Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Love the scenario of which is by Louis Joseph Vance. is a heart-in- terest, human drama of tremendous scope and characteristically lavish production for which NIT. Reed is noted.
 Love Is a lasting bond between man and woman which nothing may sever is the theme, while the big dramatic note is struck. the sacrifice of that love by the heroine for the sake of her younger sister. The ma ternal love of older sister for young CT. love of lustfhl man for innocent woman and the pure love of two sweethearts are the threads which develop into the big dramatic vehicle which Miss Glaum will interpret at the Columbia theater Tuesday and Wednesday.
 A Snub Pollard comedy. a Literary Digest Topics and a Select News reel are the other program numbers for the two days.
 The first state to declare Memorial day a legal holiday was New York.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
'GODLESS NEW kT STRAND TUESDAY |S
 GREAT SEA DRAMA

When Goddess Men" opens at the Strand Tuesday for a three days en- gagement, there will be offered the opportunity for witnessing what is conceded by the most eminent au- thorities everywhere as the most powerful sea drama ever written.
 Ben Ames Williams, famed for his great adventure tales, wrote the orig inal story under the title of "Black Pawl," and under the direction of Reginald Barker it has been made into most staggering screen drama.
 Its dramatic vigor and it's powerful strokes have been cited as the most realistic and sensational treatment yet given a sea narrative.
 It is unusual, exceptional and amazing, intense in its theme. and aside from it's being widely different from anything Seen in sea dramas it presents theme positively alluring in the broad strokes of vividness and ma ssiveness.
 Russell Simpson, James Mason, Frankie Lee, John Bowers, Helene Chadwick, Alec Francis, Irene Rich and Lionel Belmore are all among the cast which interprets this Gold wyn masterpiece which the Strand will offer at the regular house prices.
 The program will be augmented by a selected line of added features, and should prove a most attractive pro- gram during this engagement.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
BIC COMEDY HIT |S RAMONA BILL TODAY

Starting today at o'clock matinee the -Lawleg Pioneer girls com pany VIII present their galloping farce comedy. Unsettled Weather" ]" This bill is vouched for by Manager Lawler as the best laugh producer in the large repertoire of the Greer Lawler company. It is a tabloid form of the best known musical com edy hit of the year.
 The Pioneer Boys quartette is back on the program again after three days rest with new songs. jokes and jazz. They are just as popular as when they first opened at the Ra- mona and never fail to set repeated encpres.
 In addition to the quartette there will be speeialtes by Erin White. Patsy Walters. Hazel Greer, Arthur Jackson. and Bobby Greer. the dazz- ling Irish comedian who is so popular with the Ramona patrons. These numbers are all put over with the assistance of the Pioneer Girls beauty chorus, which by the way has been strengthened by the addition of two new girls recently arrived from the coast to join the troupe.
 The picture program for today leads off with Douglas Fairbanks in one of his best pictures Flirting With Fate" and is followed by Hoot Gibson in a fast moving two-reel western, with Daredevil Jack added
 India is mainly a farming country, there being few cities.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

The first state to declare Memorial day a legal holiday was New York.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
ETHEL CLAYTON IN SHAM |SFEATURE (
 AT R|A[TO TODAY

If you appreciate the very ultra in screen excellence, if you enjoy the cleverest sort of comedy, if you like a picture that fairly sparkles with snapply titles and zestful situations, then a genuine treat is in store for you in a visit to the Rialto during the enga cement of Ethel Clayton in sham" the special Paramount pro- duction which opens at that hand some theater today.
 sham is the most pretentious picture Ethel Clayton has ever had. Ii presents an entirely new star, so widely different is it not only in theme but in the masterful handling
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

It is typically an ArbuckLe picture. Macklyn Arbuckle used it for years as a starring vehicle and the theater- goers everywhere have enjoyed many a laugh during it's presentation. But with the usual scope of the camera. the presentation given via the screen is much more elaborate. more com prehensive and more complete. Its coming to the Rialto is bound to be a very enjoyable affair and the management is already urging att tendance during the matinee screen ings. as the spacious theater will more than likely be crowded at each of the evening screenings. for there is not more popular screen star visit ing Phoenix than Fatty Arbuckle.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

India is mainly a farming country, there being few cities.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
WEEK OF BIC V|CTHS
 WILL START TODAY
 AT RIVERSIDE PARK

The big pool was again scrubbed last night and is full of fresh clean water today for the Sunday crowd. which is always a feat of River side. There will be a week of special events starting Monday night with the usual Chinese basket event for the spot dancers and continuing until Friday night, on which occasion the park expects to have the biggest day since the Fourth of July. The man agement has provided a special Elks night event, on which occasion the drill team. in full uniform, will be present as guests of the park man. agernent and for the first time in Phoenix, in public. they will give an exhibition drill which won them such wide popularity in Los Angeles. On the cccas sion of the drill team night o1 Friday the boys will give away the Cleveland automobile which they have been announcing from time to time. There will also be a balloon shower, on which occasion 50 valuable prizes will be loosened from the dome of the dance hall during the shower.
 From now on until the closing of the season there will be a number of special events during the week, and Riverside will continue to round out it's sea son until October 1st. on which occasion a magnificent up- town dancing club will follow the closing of the park with the fine orchestra and a number of innova- tions borrowed by permission from Los Angeles most talked of innova- tior, the Cinderella Roof.
 John Ridley was the inventor of the stripper which would both reap and thresh corn at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
FATTY ARBUCkLE IS
 COMING TO RIALTO

Fatty ArbuckIe is coming to the Rialto.
 Here's another announcement that is bound to cause widespread inter- est among the picture devotees. His vehicle is the famous story "The Traveling Salesman adapted from one of the most successful stage com edies ever seen behind the footlight. and furnishing the jovial fat boy with as fine a role as he has ever had. The title is indicative eff the story, a tale of the men of the road, but no title nor printed review could do jus tice to the interpretation Fatty brings to this time honored role.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
FRIDAY NIGHT WILL
 BE ELKS DRILL TEAM
 NIGHT AT RIVERSIDE

The Elks drill team is making preparations for one of the biggest nights on the social calendar next Friday. when they will be the guests of the management of Riverside the occasion being the first public ap- pearance of the drill team in full uni form. They will give an exhibition of fancy drilling on the dance floor at Riverside and the night will be turned over to thom to present sev- eral things they have in mind for the betterment of the team and the giv- ing away of a Cleveland automobile touring car. This touring car event
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22
Memorials for the Veterans

Besides the many stately buildings and beau
tiful memorial tablets that will be erected in
honor of the men who fought in the World war,
nature will be called on to help perpetuate the
deeds they performed and the services they gave
to the public.
movement launched this week in Chicago
provides for the planting of tree for every
fighter along the great national highways and
many roads connecting important centers OF
population. AS Richmond is on the National
road and the Dixie highway, the development of
the movement may result in the planting of trees
along the highways of Wayne county.
The promoters of this form of memorial be-
lieve it will symbolic the esteem of the nation
for It's fighters One can hardly conceive of the
National road, the Lincoln highway and the
Dixie highway lined by rows of trees for miles
and miles, testfying to the patriotic impulse
which impelled the setting out of the trees The
idea is good one and should be carried out.
The first planting of trees along the highway
may be on Memorial day, if the organization can
be perfected by that time. All the service Or
CARNATIONS, their auxilaries, individual families
and clubs will be asked to participate.
Part of the proposal includes the following:
I'm honor of each and every United States
soldier and sailor in the World war, plant tree
along the great new American highways!
Put permanent marker at each tree bear
ing the name of one service man and the organ
ization to which he was attached, no rank being
given.
"For those who died in service-on battle
field or in hospital-place that fact on the
marker, and for those men plant trees at the
more conspicuous spots along the highway-at
crossroads, for example"
If Wayne county would set out tree for each
of it's sailors, soldiers and marines along the
National roadpand the other important highways,
it would be erecting a living monument in their
honor that would be fit companion for the
handsome structure that is to be erected here as
a memorial of our respect and regard.
The enrolment of their names along the i'm
portant highways of the county would be a per,
petual tribute to their memory and would keep
alive in the hearts of posterity the heroic sacri-
flee which they brought for their nation in a
nOmentOus crisis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22
Answers toQuestions

Mrs. F. H H-(1l--What Is the
actual length of time we have in
dark Of the moon ?"-We are una BILE
to answer this question. (2)-Who
was the artist that painted The
Shadow of the Cross I've have in
CURED of officers of the Richmond Art
association, but none Of them can an
swer the question. Probably some
obscure artists painted the picture.
A Reader-Will you kindly give me
through your department the qnalif'ca-
tons necessary TO study and practice
optometry in the state of Indiana; the
name and address of one or more
schools nearest Richmond for such
study?-We are informed that it will
require that he be graduate of a high
school, and be able to pass an eXamin-
alton before the Indiana state board of
registration and examination in OPTIC
metry. Ohio State university at Colum-
bus, Ohio. Columbia university at New
York, and Northern Illinois, at Chicago
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
ALL'S WELL.

The storm that blows your roof
away, and winds your COW around a
tree, may cause you to rear up and
say such caustic things as "Hully
chee!" And when you may rave uutll
you're ,hoarse an your gods devoutly
call: but Nature, in her frantic course
Is looking for the good of all. She
cares no boot wor private woes, nor
marks the briny on your face; along
her age-old groove she goes, and
strives to benefit the race. The storm
that killed your setting hens and from
your watchdog tore the hair. removed
the fever from the fens, and purlhcd
the noxious air. The flood comes rag
ing down the creek, and browns some
seven head of swine, and you, declar-
ing life is bleak, are ready to take IN
YOUR sign. The loss of seven chester
Whites will put you badly in the hole.
and YOU will walk the floor o nights,
but Nature stops not to condole. Inc
rain that made the rushing Hood VII!
make the prunes and nutmegs grow,
and hundreds bless the wholesome
mud. where one puts up his wall of
Voc. Each fellow thinks his own con
cerns are all that. count, the one Dig
bet: but Mother Nature never turns 70
see whose beehives she upset. she
sings some clouds across the sun, shs
starts a tempest on the sea; she mas a
Universe to run, and cannot fool with
YOU or me.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with. j.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo (Which is pure and entire
ly greaseless), is much better than
anything else you can use for sham
pooling. as this can't possibly injure
the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls
of Mulsified will make an abunda nee
of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly. The
lather rinses out easily and removes
every particle of dust. dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and it leaves it
fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. 1t is
very cheap, and a few ounces is en-
oush to last everyone in the family
for months.
Be sure your druggist gives you
Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22

q public dinner to chaff the medicos.
and he did so in this wise:
Physicians may be divided into two
classes-the radicals. who kill you. and
the conservatives, who let you die"
They were an extraordinary merry
laty, and in the wee sma' hours they
had zigzagged their way to what they
took to be MacGregor's house.
After they had hammered Justify ON
the door for some minutes bedroom
window opened and a nightcapped
head appeared.
"'Scuse u.s." quoth the spokesman,
but you're Missish McGregor, aren't
you? If you are, pleash come down
and pick out McGregor. cause we
want t 60 home, an we dunno which
Of ush is him!