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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-25
Memories Of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

The program for the annual con-
vention of the Indiana branch of the
United National Association of Post
office Clerks which was to have been
held in the Pythian temple on Decora-
ton Day had been mapped out. The
business session was to be held in the
morning and afternoon, followed by a
banquet at the Westcott hotel in the
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-25

Milkweed has for ages been known
for it's medicinal qualities
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-25

An American dollar is said to be
eagerly sought after in Asia. Also in
Europe, Africa, Australia and Ameri
Ca, particularly in America-what?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
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y. Mut'%U11ffx 4u1L1cx

41 s i Z
Patochia noastra gr.-or. Sfinta
Mariea din st. Paul. Pc aeeasta
cAle are onoare aduce cele mai
vii ii calduroase multumiri tn-
trror fritilor 81 suroriior romano
pentfu bunul sprijin care nj Eau
dat eu ocaxiunea petrecerei &c
san predat in Dumineca afinte1or
Rusale Il 19 1unie Ia anul Donnu.
|lui 1921, nnde am avut o reusita
|tIestul de frumoasa.
Tot odata parochia noastra fyi
tine de sfanta datorinta . aduce
|cele mai ealduroase multnmir
|d-lor u d-soarelor care sau sacri
ficat timpul de au fnvAtat teatr,
care 'au fost prelAt foarte bin,
|deci Gu fala 'l&sam sa urmese nu
mele celor ce an jucat piesa ear.
|s'i executat sub eondlicerea pa
|rintelui Coste, numele piesei ,
fost ''Distta3ii''
PERSOANELE:
1. Maintul Mierlas dlG Ivascu
2. Capitanul Popescu dl Ioal
Farsha, p6dureanu.
3. Carolina, flea maiurului dom
nisoara lleana vtad.
|os 4. Euesn, finl CSpitanului d
D0sisn Rajtp. II sa.'f
). 'sDoina BtumareIul.a canta,
ia solo d. al l. 0prean il de d-ns
|Helta AuAteanu, sau mai preda'
yre-o catsva, monoaoage din, par
/ tea urmatsri1or d.ni p. vulcu, Tor
Lipovan 81 dina lula Mocean
nainte dea I'd incepe programs
Teatral P4rintele nostru g. Cost,
si-a luat cuvintul 81 prin catevs
|cuvinte generoase saluta intrep
|pOblicul adunat aratandu-le. in
semnatatea silei precum si insem
|natatea piesei &c au urmat indata
Dupa ce dl Preot ~ sfirsit GU
|duleele cnvinte programul sa III.
|eepe mai intaiu Gu trupsriul Ru.
saielor cantat 90 tinerii '1iietanti
SUB, conducerea d-lni Preot g.
CO6fe. .iasi,s.t ..4.ss.i' 81 <
Dupai ce sau cantati trupariul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

Rusalelor radicandu-ss cortina'
spare re scena un grus de baieti.
81 copile de scoala III frunte Gu
Goste Ia aratarea actStor baicti
tot publicnl aplauda fiind foarte
impresionati atat la I.arintii CO.
|piilor eat 81 Ia intreg publicnl &c
all fost la fata locnlui Ia uIl nlo-
|ment dat din partea parintelui
Coste copii incep cantarea 'Anle-
|rica" lar publicul tot in picioare
|ascultand GU cea mai mare bagLre
de seama dupa aceia copii slb
|conducerea parintelui mai canta
vre-o cateva cantari rationale la
carl publicul aplauda frenetic
Isfirsindu-se Gu cantarile 81 Gu pro
gramul teatral al 7. 1anculeacu
lpresedinte al parochiei noas re
printr'o vorbife foarte multa.
meste atat dior diletanti 81 dom
1nisoarelor cat si 5ntregului public
adunat la fata locului, spunand
ca Sc simte foarte fericit 81 pc de
lplin multamit atat pentru pro.
J " 81 ~ \ = "
tductiunea teatrala care au fast
date atat de 'bine, cat 81 pentru
publicul adunat find un nunlaI
destul de mare. Dllpa aceea dl
presedinte introduce la yorhir5
pe dl preot G. Coste Ia care pa.
rintele Coste printro vorbire in.
sufletitoare multnmcste dior 81
id-soarelor pentru aosteneala de.
!pusa de dansii in timpul eat au
invatat 81 totodata 81 pentru.rolul
ifrumos ce l-au jucat in aeeasta
lpiesa find foarte interesanta 81
placuta char 81 pentru stramii &c
erau de fata.
| Dupa aceea parintele Ccstc
lureaza intreg publicului mare
multamita pentru l)ragostea GEO
vede intre frati care erau in Hala.
Totodata 81 pub1icul raspund III
strigate de sd traiasca parintele
nostru Coste la multi ami pentru
binele 81 onoarea ce ni-o face Ia
intreg poporul Roman ce Sc afla
in St. Paul, South st. Paul 81
Minneapolis. N't l41l Ii s
Tot odata-multumim domnului
+ Conrad j. Hansen instructorail d,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07

Ia ecdalsle-de siara care ne-au
aratats mai lnulte vederi din Ro-
mania ,prin stereopticon 81 prin
filme cinematorrafice, care filme
le-am primit din partea Consula-
tului general Roman dl Mircea
Anghelescn din Cleveland, Ohio,
,neput&nd de al trece Gu vederea
ii aducem cele mai sincere multa-
miri pentru filmele ce nj le-au
|trimes find foarte interesante
|pentru toti fratii Romani care Al,
fost ia fata locului, in numele pa
rochiei lnnltumim d-lor Petru
Ghelezan fsi loan Lipovan care
|cumpa,dad I'm miel pc banii dan.
lslfor 81 licitandu-l la petrecere au
Iadus Sfintei Biserici suma iii
total $500.
Totodata multamim domnuiu
Avram Bacantzean si la femeis
lai Ana care au daruit niste flor
in suma de $1,000; lard sfinte
Biserici All ramas suma de $500
tot data multamim 81 d-lu
George Palade care au Darui1
sfintei Biserici 2 golumbi 81 ~
,adus snma de $500.
Tot in numele Parochiei multa
min tuturdr fratilor Romani car,
au contriBdft hstlme mai mici a
cestei.petreceri.
Deci en- .aceasfal ocaziuRe AN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
SOFIA
CUVERNORULUI
BOLNAVA

Dina Harry Il. Davis, sofia gu
vernorului statului Ohio foarte
bolnava in Cleveland. DInsa va Fl
operate All. Guvernorul Davis sc
afla in Cleveland unde a sosit al
dimineata. Ell va pleca la Colum-
bus imediat &c sofia sa va trece
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
ADnEsELE FuNcJloNA
RllOR U. S. R. 4.

Joan N. SERBU, PREY,
$40 \. Home ST. New .C4kt15, ~
vASILE TKRNITA, Ivice-pres. 81
20. B. 1S2 Indiana Harbor, Ind. |
AUGUsTIN s1sSEA, 1Iivies-prsJ
12lo NosEs S. Aln>n, al
loan N. SUFANA. EecrstAr
512 So. Liberty st., Alliance, O.
Bell 1O36-R Ohio 5233
GEORGE MARHAO,l Casief
r. B. 686 e. Youngstown, q.
GEORGE DRAGoS 1optzolor
120s Adams Ht.si,a. si.Gary, Ind.
IoSIF SULEA, Contrslse
l840 3. Dawson Detroit, Mich
IOSIF DOBRIN, Controlor
p. B. Ss9. r. P. Sta. Akron, O 1
CONITETUL
GEORGE DUM1rRU
2. b 81 Universal PA
LAZAR NE0RIIIx 81
1909 Putnam Ave. ZanesvillA @.
NICOLAE NEDRLek
eS6 Nsv Garden ST. Salem. o.
NICOIlAB GTAN
r. D. No. 2 Cortland, Ohi6
loan HHISGAN &
!. a n ~ xeainsp3A PA
NIC0LAEsSAvU
soS4 Penn FL, n. =, Canton, @.
GEORGE MERCUREAN
GIT n. Webb Ave, Alliance, O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
ayut urlnatorul resultat.

4 +
VENT curat ......... $lS8.26
Deci inca odata zicem ca Dunn
nezeu sa le rebonifice INSULT 81
inmiit la toti.
Asemenea lnultamim tuturor a.
celor frati Romani care au servit
la aceasta petrecere 81 care $ 'au
sinteresat pentru aranjare. Mnl-
(tamim tuturor fratilor care al
participat la aceasta petrecert
rngandu-i ca 81 Gu alta ocazie 81
ne dea sprijinul cuvenit in nu
mele Parochiei gr.-or. romano
Sfinta Maria, din st. Paul.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

up to the present time-the promise
Is almost exactly the opposite Relief
from burdensome taxation is the un-
iversal cry. The Republican party
has pledged this relief; every candt-
date, personally or inferentfally, has
guaranteed this program. 1t is up
to personal honor first, and ultimate
ly to the Republican party. as the
final guarantor Of honest good faith.
The only way to reduce taxes is to
spend less money. 1t is time to quit
quarreling over petty things, and
make this one resolves We will re-
duce our state expenditures. Until
that resolve is made the legislature is
only sowing the seed Of humiliation,
contemtible, deserved defeat at the
next election.
The News isn't. the one to say just
where the cut should be made; that
is the duty, the privilege the people
have given to the legislators them
selves. They are good men, capable
men; all they need is to get steady
on the right track Blackfoot News,
Republican.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
NOT PEssIMIsM,
BUT FAIR WARNING

The legislature is warned that its
span Of life Is more than half run,
and the things for which it was
elected are totally unaccomplished.
The people, sick unto death of the
waste, the inefficiency, the official
bunk Of the national administration,
swore to have both revenge and efic-
iency for change; they annihilated
the Democratic party in order to get
this change and the Republican
legislature is the result. IL isn't, as
some may fondly dream, i splendid
tribute to the personality ii the pre-
sent legislators; it's the peoples
faith in the Republican party without
regard to individual standing.
The Republican party is respons-
ible. 1t has pledged to change the
conditions that have existed both in
the nation and in the state Nationally,
it looks as if they would make good
with epochaI brilliancy and fidelity.
For Idaho, there is no such warrant
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
MERIDIAN THEATRE
SOMETHING ABOUT
THE GREAT REDEENIER'

.
They say that no man is bad all
through. that in the worst OF them
there's ii clean, sound spot--yet there
was Dan Malloy Not that he never
had chance; he did. There was
a slim little girl with loyal brown
eyes who tried to help him. She did
for a while until the boys came to
Dan again with the lure of the high
way. Think of il, Danny. the wind
whistlin' through the mesquite and
the rumble OF the stage around the
bend in the moonlight" And Dan
thought and weakened and-but
there's too much to tell. Anyway, it
should be told as 1t appears on the
screen, swiftly and deftly with that
mastery always accompanying the
touch of Maurice Tourneur This
director. among the few great pro-
ducers of motion pictures ofthe world
today. had already done splendid
things -big things; but with THE
Great Redeemer" he has been pro-
yided with drama whose sweep and
power and poignancy. exceed any so
far given into his direction. With it
and with such splendid players as
House Peters and Maiorie Daw. he
has achieved magnificent and tel
ling success.
Meridian Theatre Friday and SAT-
Iurday Feb is and 10.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
NEW SWITCHBOARD
MAKES FOR EFFICIENCY

A new Stroms berg Carlson j 0-line
switchboard was installed this week
by the Meridian Independent Tele-
phone Company, to take the place of
the old one which has been used for
15 years, in the Meridian office of the
company, located in the First Nation
al Bank building, The new board
cost $1,000, and has so many improve
ments over the old one that 1t would
take much space to enumerate
them. The self-restoring drops will
make the operators work less by one
third, as it was necessary to change
plugs with the old style, for the call
and the answer.
The new board is s0a compact and
convenient, that it occupies barely
more room than Yictrola, and the
operator has the keyboard as handy
as typewriter. 1t is needless to say
the new board will mean better ser
vice and Manager Homer Tolleth
thinks it will add one-third to the
efficiency when In good running
order.
One of the incidental features is a
burglar alarm. which will connect
with and ring two taEs OF the fire hell
at night when 1t Is necessary 10 notify
the police of an attempted burglary
Any subscriber may get in conmun-
tcation with the officer Of the law at
any time Of night in this way.
The operators at the Meridian
central nov are Mrs. Thomas, Mrs
Lee and Mrs. Masterson.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
MERIDIAN no
IMPROVE THE ROADS

Ten blocks of the streets of this
place are to be surfaced with lava
cinders in the immediate future by
the village board. The program of
also includes the sur
facing of that portion of the state
highway leading through Meridian.
The streets to be improved are as
follows: The street leading from the
o, s. l.. tracks and intersecting the
street leading to the high school, the
street to the interurban station from
the business district and the street
leading from the business district to
the o. S. L. station.
Lava cinders will be used and Sur
veyor Scharf is making an estimate
of the probable cost to be submitted
to the village board. 1t is pointed
out that If the work could be started
right away, many men could be seeur-
ed at reasonable wage who would
ask for more when other work starts
in the spring,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
VOTE TO ABANDON
POWDERED MILK PLAN

Definite decision to abandon the pro-
posed plans for the building of pow
dered milk factory at Meridian was
reached last evening at a meeting OF
about 200 stockholders of the Boise
Valley Creamery, which was held In
Parkins' hall. H. McDermott,
president of the organization, pre-
sided over the meeting.
The decision was reached by the
stockholders after thorough consider
alton into all of the economic and
financial factors which will enter into
| the erection of the powdered milk
! factory From the best information
that has been available as to the n
nancing of the building, supplying the
equipment and the marketing condi-
tions for the product, it was thought
best by those present to suspend all
| efforts along chat line for the present.
1t was voted by those present that all
he money that had been subscribed
into the company for that purpose,
be returned to those subscribing it
upon request made at the offices of
the company.
In the face of the present market
ing conditions, and acting upon the
recommendation made by Manager
Flack in his report, the stockholders,
voted that the company would devote
all its efforts to the manufacture of
cheese poducts. Manager Flack re-
ported that all of the cheese product
has been disposed Of, and that in view
of the general market depression the
company had every reason to look
| forward to successful year during
1921.
An effort will be made, according
| to President McDermott, to sell an
ADDITIONAL $4,000 worth of itsstock to
dairymen of the Boise valley for the
purpose of raising additional funds
to enlarge the cheese program of the
company upon which it will center all
activities.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
IMPORTANT MEETING
NEXT THURSDAY

County Agent H, A. Mathiesen an
nounces that there will be public
meeting of all those Interested in
marketing farm products" at the
Meridian theatre, Thursday, February
oath, at 2 O'Clock p, m. This will be
one of the profitable meetings OF the
winter season, and all should at
tend.
Mr., w. S, Shearer, president Of the
Idaho Farm Federation, and suc-
cessful practical farmer OF Lewiston,
Idaho, will speak on all phases of
marketing. Don't forget to tell your
friends, and be there at 2 clock.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

Boise will have its third annual
Music Week" the week of May %.
As before it will begin with Music
Sunday" and close with the Lantern
Feast" on the following Saturday
evening. The Civic Festival chorus
will start rehearsing Immediately on
The Pilgrims a eantata by George
w. Chadwick, in commemoration of
the three hundredth anniversary of
the first spring time in America OF
those lovers of liberty. With the
Boise chorus will be associated the
Franklin Civic chorus, the Meridian
Civic chorus, and the Kuna chorus.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

Francis Burton Harrison, governor
general of the Philippines, Saturday
cabled his resignation to President
Wilson. with request that it be ae-
cepted March 4. 1t is reported that
Major General Leonard Wood will be
the next governor general of the Phil
ippines.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

There is square fight on to save
business, industries and agriculture
from the professional tax boosters
who constitute national, state and To-
cal government. Every citizen is in
terested.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

There is this difference between
rural Meridian and city of Boise.
Here we are discussing the appear
ance of the first robin. In Boise
they'r talking about the last robbin.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
VALUE OF MILK AS FOOD
IS SHOWN BY EXPERT

:
The great value OF milk as food
was told to good sized audience
consisting of Legislators, dairymen
and business men and women at the
Boise Chamber of Commerce Tuesday
night when the Idaho dairy council
presented progam showing the i'm
portance of the dairy industry to Ida
no in particular and the four north
western states in general. Fred w.
Merrill Of the Pacific dairy council,
made the principal address and talks
were also made by various speakers.
The meeting was presided over by r.
III. McDermott, president OF the Idaho
council who In his Introductory talk
gave the story Of his connection with
dairying.
F. r. Cammack, university field
dairyman showed what the testing of
milk production has done in Idaho
Three years ago, he said, there were
practically no herds on official test
while since then excellent records
have been made. That the raw pro-
ducts OF Idaho's soil should be ship
ped out in condensed form that the
hay and corn ard other fod@er should
be shipped in the form of butter and
cheese and other dairy products was
the statement made by Mr.. Cammack
He told of the better productive abil-
ity of cows in the northwest than in
the east and stated that dairying was
really only in is infancy in these
states.
Nutritive Value OF Milk
Fred w. Merrill of the Pacific
dairy council which includes Oregon,
Washinton, Idaho and Montana, made
an excellent talk on the value of milk
: as food and showed the results of
tests conducted by eminent scientists
on the nutritive elements which are
contained and the destructive effects
of the elimination of these elements
Tests conducted by DR.. McCollum
the noted scientist, showed that there
were two vital food elements in milk,
said Mr.. Merrill. For want of better
names he said, they were called fiat
soluble AZ, which is contained in the
butter fat, and water soluble B.
which is contained in the SKINNED
milk. The tests conducted by the
scientist showed that lack of the
former induced blindness and lack of
the latter produced paralysis and Mr..
Merrill stated that medical journals
show sthat the epidemic of blindness
in Denmark the worlds greatest
dairy country, number of years ago
was caused by the shipping out Of all
1 the dairy products and the shipping
in of oleomargarine.
The lack of milk for school children
results in their inaptitude and in
many cases they become abnormal. .
Following Mr. Merrill's address
talks were made by A. d. Stanton of
Meridian and others. Two silver loving
cups given by the Chamber of Com
merce for highest individual milk
production in Ada county were pre-
sented to F. o. Johnson of Meridian
for Viola Shadeland" a Holstein,
with butter fat record the past year
of $50 pounds. The other was present
ed to ]. w. Haynes of Eagle for "Ir-
enc" Jersey with record of 519.5
pounds. Capital News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-19
ORLEANS COTTON
SHOWED LOSSES
Market Opened at High Levels But
Prices Declined Before Close.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-In the
early part of the session today cotton
was steady, enough and its best stood
10 to II points higher than the close
of last week but before mid-session
was reached the tone softened and aft
er that the market was depressed,
finding its lowest levels in the last
few minutes of the day when it stood
81 to Al points under the close of
last week. Last prices were at net
losses of 33 to II points. October rose
to 1912, fell back to 1917 and closed
at 1926.
The early gains were in sympathy
with a better Liverpool than due and
to sales in that market of $4,000 bales
on the spot. Weather conditions in
the belt over Sunday Were somewhat
better than expected and they checked
the advance. The weather map noted
only few scattered showers in the
eastern belt and practically no rain in
the western belt while kilograms from
Texas said that new crop cotton was
commencing to move in coast regions
of that state.
The widest break of the session fol-
lowed highly unfavorable rumors re-
garding the Mexican situation and as
the market fell 1t reached stop loss
orders on the long side in considerable
numbers. In the late trading prices
crumbled away rapidly. the market
having almost no support
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-19
BULLISH CABLES
AFFECT COTTON
Market Was Under Selling Pressure
and Sustained Important
Declines,

NEW YORK, July 1S.-With the ex-
.ception of a short time around the
opening when the market was influ-
enced by bullish cables and a little
support from Wall Street and Liver
pool, the cotton market was under
selling pressure today and sustained
rather important decline with October
at one time reaching 1850. December
1900 and January 1902 or about 40
to As points under the previous close
The opening was to points higher
and subsequently the market advanced
to a level about IL to II points over
Saturdays close at which point a good
deal of selling by the south and spot
houses, presumably Influenced by fav-
orable weather prospects checked
further rise and gave the market
weak tone from which it did not rally
until before the close when little
covering steadied it about ten points
from bottom. Not only was the wealth
er satisfactory for the crop over Sun
day, but the forecast indicated con-
tinued favorable conditions through
out the entire week and 1t was pointed
out by bear traders that his would
carry the good weather up TO the time
at which the next government report
is compiled, besides giving reasonable
assurance that the mid-week weather
and crop report would be favorable
Another discouraging influence from
bull point of view was the indication
of steady run of hedge selling all
day and reports that the basis in
the south was slightly easier. This
news accompanied the period of great
est depression in the early afternoon.
Although the continent was said to be
a moderate buyer of spots. Japan re-
ported to have turned to cheaper offer
ing from India following its recent
heavy purchases in the South. Quite
a number of long lines acquired on
the recent advance were also under
stood to have been liquidated and there
was considerable pressure from Wall
Street sources as well as from the
South in the afternoon. Port receipts
1911. United States port stocks,
]. 459, 444 Exports. 1880, making s.
337, 397 so far this season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-19
WEAKNESS REVEALED
IN FINANCE MARKET
Seasoned Issues, However, Showed
Comparative Steadiness.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Irregular
price movements on the stock move
ment today revealed weakness in GER
tain specialties and comparative
steadiness in seasoned issues.
Atlantic Gulf under constant pres
sure in connection with litigation in
volving the company's finances, made
an extreme decline Of IA points.
Mexican Petroleum gained three points
at one time, but reacted sharply on
heavy offerings, finishing at a loss of
Ia points.
Representative steels, equipments
and motors resisted pressure, as well
as specialties in the leather, textile
and sugar groups. Rails moved within
contracted limits, some leaders being
unquoted.
News over the week lend offered
little Incentive to the long account
Foreign exchanges We're more unset
tied. Demand sterling registered a
new low quotation for the year at
$50 49,. French. Italian. Swiss, Dutch
and German rates fell to 10 points.
with losses of IL to SO points in re-
mittances to Denmark Norway and
Sweden.
Last weeks loss of cash reserves by
clearing house banks failed to disturb
local money rates. On the exchange
all call loans were made at six per-
cent and the little time money avail
able was offered at the same figure.
Some outside loans Were made at 5 IL
per cent, both on call and time.
Liberty issues showed mixed gains
and losses on small dealings and tho
remainder of the bond list was equally
irregular, including foreigrx quotations.
Total sales, par value, s7sG0.poo.