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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
FACE D|SF|GURED
WITH P|MP[ES
Large and Festered. Lost
Sleep. Cuticura Heals.

My trouble began with pinples
and blackheads breaking out on my
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
MERCHANT MARINE
BUSINESS IS POOR
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The coun-
try's merchant marine is falling far
short of receiving its share of Ameri-
can ocean freights, according to the
federal reserve boards survey Of the
shipping situation during August made
public today.
American ships the board said
Continued to carry but little more
than one-third of our imports and ex
ports measured in terms of value
This proportion is far below what
would be expected of a fleet as large
as that belonging to this country"
Latest figures, the board declared
showed the United States with fee
| of 17,026,002 gross tons out of worlC
total of 61,974,653 tons, was slight,
surpassed by Great Britain with ;
fleet of 1851. 554 tons, while France
stood third with 5,652,249 tons. Japan
| Italy, Norway and Holland, the boart
| added, followed in the order namet
with merchant marine fleets rangin;
from about 5.350,000 tons down t.
| 2,225,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
TAX BILL WILL HOLD
STAGE CENTER UNTIL
READY FOR SENATE

WASHINGTON, Sept. Tariff
questions had their inning Wednesday
for several weeks before the senate
finance committee, and the committee
made ready to take up the house
revenue bill today.
The tax measure will hold the CEN
ter of the stage until final committee
action has been taken and it is ready
for the senate. Leaders said it would
be possible TO complete committee &C
tion in two weeks, although their plan
contemplates only having the bill
ready for submission when the senate
reconvenes, Sept. 81.
No open hearings on taxes have
been announced. the committee intend
| ing to work wholly behind closed
doors, discussing the subjects with
| treasury officials and tax experts
/ Secretary Mellon has been asked to
/ be present on Sept T.
| Little indication has been given az
to what changes, if any, will be made
in the house bill.
Smoot Has New Plan.
The committee, however, will have
for it's consideration a new tax pro
gram announced yesterday by Sena
/ tor Smoot, Republican, Utah. which
he will seek to have substituted TO
the house bill.
i The fight for tariff on hides,
provision of the Fordney bill killed b.
the house. was opened today befor,
the senate finance committee.
Cattlemen. through F. B. McClain
Lancaster, Pa. vice president of tn
: National Livestock exchange, aske,
! the committee for a tariff of 20 to 9
per cent instead of the Is per cen
voted down by the house Mr. Nc
Claim declared that to put hides o.
the free list was to strike a body bloy
at agriculture, and said he could Sc
nothing but greater decrease i
! cattle production unless some induce
ment was held out to the farmers I
| continue the growing of cattle. Aske
. whether 25 per cent duty woul
2 increase the cost of shoes to the col
Sumer the witness declared it ousi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

and corn in the crib brought So cents.
A lot of good timothy was divided at
from SIP to $14 per ton. Around 50
head of hogs were disposed of, bring
ing outside prices, in view of the
present market conditions, feeders be-
ing in tip top demand.
The Locke farm is situated about
three and one-half miles north of
Hagerstown. 1t will be farmed by
Edgar Locke the coming year, the
sale being held to make a cleanup.
Mr.. Hoover gives the net of the
sale at 1850. Albert Hindman was
the auctioneer and the Ladies' Aid of
the Friends church at Economy. fed
! the hungry, at least most of them.
| The ladies came prepared for large
| gathering, but even so, ran short to-
ward the wind-up of the lunch hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
LOCKE FARM AUCTION
BRINGS $3.50 TOTAL

Horace Hoover. of the bank at Hag-
erstown, and who made the settle
ments at the John A. and Edgar
Locke farm sale on Wednesday. de-
scribes it as an old-fashioned affair,
with large, good-natured crowd as
bidders. Speaking with regard to
prices, Mr.. Hoover said that they
averaged up we'll and that he consid-
cred the sale very satisfactory. 1T
was the largest gathering | have seen
at a farm sale in a year" said he,
and this meant competition all along
the line. Quite a few implements
were sold, and brought prices accord
ing to condition, prices ranging about
as they did before the war. on that
class of farm necessities"
About a dozen mich cows were put
up, and sold at from s45 up 10 SIC
One farm team brought $500; some
corn in in the field sold up to $23
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
Piece Goods for the Making of Children S
School Garments

Percale for blouses and boys shirts,
at 19c.
Plaid Ginghams for girls dresses, at
19c.
Beach Cloth, in large assortment of
colors, 39c.
MILDLY Cloth, special soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
Old Fashioned Farmer
Gives Way to New Type
Alert for improvements

Where's the old-fashioned farmer
fairs In big two-horse wagon, with
the wimmin folks seated on rockin'
chairs and the children hangin' on
anywhere" Abe Martin might have
asked if he had attended the free fair
at Dublin Thursday
Reason for his remark would be
furnished by observing the farm folk
of Wayne county arrive, not in two
horse wagons. but in graceful touring
cars; not imousines, all of them.
but at least light cars of "poplur
brand" as Abe would say.
Where's the good farm wife that
used to want to see the latest style
churn? Sure, she still churns just
like her grandmother, but it's 10 to
one that she won't pay much attention
to the churns during the exhibitions
at Dublin. She is more likely to seek
the latest developments in domestic
science, latest designs in needlework
or hasten to see the flower display
And the farmer, full of scientific
phrases, thinks about the best method
OF culling his farm flock, best use oil
fertilizer, investigates the pedigree Of
stock shown, talks of rotation of crops
and discusses carburetors with Neigh
Dor Jones.
And the children are in the thing
too. They don't hide shyly behinC
Pas" pantsleg any more. They're
more likely to be talking with friend
! ly rivals about scientific feeding o
their pig club "shotes."
Instead of Dragging about how bi;
log or how many loads of gravel ;
day his horses can haul, Mr.. Farme
| probably talks about how he make
his tractors eat up the sod.
All in all, they're an up-to-dat
crowd, keen business men and VIC
men, eager to learn how to get tn
best out of their farms and working
with right good will to produce III
best possible stock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

not to raise the price five cents a
pair.
He followed this with a charge that
shoe manufacturers were making ex-
orbitant profits, declaring that shoes
to fit a three-year-old child cost the
farmer more than he gets for the hide
from his 1900 pound steers
Talk about normally" Mr.. McClain
asserted There can be no normally,
no dawn of new day until the dollar
of the farmer buys for him the same
as the dollar which he takes for what
ne sells What we need to get back
to normally is common denomination
equal value of the dollar to the farmer
and to the manufacturer"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

Lot of Bingham Dresses, excellent quail
ity bingham, guaranteed to wash, sizes
3 years to IA years. Special values at
only $1.9S.
Lot of Children's Wash Dresses of
Lawns, Dimities, Bingham combina-
tions, Batistes; sizes z to Ia years; reg
ular values So and $3-one-fourth off,
Special lot of All-Wool Coats, regular
values SIS to $20-one-half price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
THINK MISSING GIRL
SEEN IN CONNERSvILLE

CONNERSvILLE, Ind, Sept. L.
Police of Connersville are still! work
ing on the theory that the girl seen
here last week may be Freda Horn
berger. missing Cincinnati girl. The
evidence was strengthened today when
officers announced that photograph
of the girl had been identified, the
picture as that of the little girl seen
here last week selling soap.
1t is believed the couple left Con-
nersville last Sunday night. Reports
state that they travelled west.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
IN EASTHAVEN, CHARGE

Action for $4,000 damages for false
Imprisonment procured through fraud
was started by Chloe Davis, of Indian
apolis, against Samuel L. Smith,
superintendent of Easthaven hospital
for the insane, and John w. Hayes,
of Muncie, in Wayne circuit court
Thursday.
The plaintiff charges Mr.. Hayes,
who was her husband, with conspirinS
with Dr.. Smith TO gain her confine-
ment in the hospital. She states she
was held in the hospital for three
years and finally escaped.
She charges cruel treatment and
permanent impairment of health.
Throughout South America French
is almost universally read; editions of
the classics are in most homes, and
book stores are filled with modern
French writer's of prose or verse, both
in translation and in the original.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

Choice of all Boys Wash Suits, includ-
ing the Romper Suits, Play Suits and
dressy Suits-one-fourth off.
An excellent showing of new Fall Coats
and Dresses for children at the new
lower price levels. Only visit to the
department and comparison of values
will convince you of the exceptional bar
gains in the new Fall garments for the
growing girl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

Choice of over 500 Middies, white, blue
and white combination, all blue, red,
cotton or wool flannel-reduced 20F6.
Lot of Ready-Made Skirts for girls,
pleated models of beach cloth, blue,
rose and white. Special S1.9S.
Lot of Wool Plaid Skirts for girls, reg
ular So values. Special STAG.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
STEEL MILL ADDS WORKERS

ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 1.-The rod
department of the American Steel and
Wire Mill Will resume work Thursday
with a force of $50 of the employees
The mill now is almost in full op-
Grafton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
LEGIONNAIRES IN LONDON;
SAIL FRIDAY FROM HAVRE

LONDON, Sept. /. = Seventy-three
members of the American Legion dele
cation came here from Ostend for a
few days of sightseeing and shopping.
The legionnaires will sail from Havre
for the United States Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

face. The pimples were
large and red and festered.
They burned and itched
constantly, and when l
scratched them wereworse.
My face was dishgured,
and T ro,,Id not sleep
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01

Il saw an advertisement for Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and sent
for a sample. Igot such good results
that bought more, and after using
one box of Ointment, with the Soap,
was healed" (Signed) Miss Mat
tie B. Short, Mitchell, Indiana.
Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcun to care for your skin.
Sample Each Free BY Mall Address. "cutieura Lab
oratories. Dept. II, Maiden as, Mass" Sold every
whore. Soar 25e. Ointment = and 5oc Talcum &c.
- Cutieura Soap shsves without mug.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
tvAHY dDA /. K. s. JEDNoTY
(Pokracoyanie.)

- 4 q 4 3. -
Nakol 'ko je neznAmo, ze jak
skoro musime mat sdvadsat mil
.lionov dollarov Y. smrtnom a re-
serynom fonde, preto len dl'a cd.
'hadu m6zeme nreit' 70 kazdy je.
den I'D by NAL slozit' $4OO Y ho-
tovosti lebo V mesacnych splat-
kach a tax by SINE mali patrie-
nych dvadsat millioliov \ hbto-
yosti. A teraz pozrime, drahy
bratia, Go to znamenalo pre- mas .
nasll organisaciui Priemerny po-
Get smrtnych padoy Y hasej orga-
nisacii je mesa6ne okolo so, lebo
500 rocne. Dajme tomu, zeby
kazdy jeden brat boil poistenym
ma $1,000 posrnrtnej podpory.
Ola toho nasa organis&cia by
mysela yyplatit kazdorocne Y
posnrtnych podporach $500, 900
M tento obnos my srae dostali
Len cisteho interesn 1 pefceutovt.
~ "a 20 millionov $a2, ,O0o. TAX,
u % zaokriti roGnych srnrtnych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
sCHoDzA SO. sBoRU
sLovENsKEJ LiGY

Prichodiacej nedele, to jest
dina q. t. M, vydrziavana bude
riadna schodza SO. Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy skolskych miesno-
stiach osady Sv. Cyrilla a Meth6-
da a pol 3. hodine po poludni.
Upozornujeme bratov ma tito
scholar a difame, zeSsa dosta-
via v peknom pocte. Posledne
uverejnene oznamenie ktorym bo-
Ii bratia upozorneni, ze schodzc
budn teraz chladnejsom pocasl
vydrziavane riadne, nemalo vel'~
keho vysledku. Myslime, ze je to
pre- to, lebo bratia sl cd schodz
odviknuti. Mas sbor, ami ktory-
kol'vek my sbor Slovenskej Ligy
ME je v stave docielit' nejakych
vysledkov, ked' MET potrebneho
zaujml. Bola by vel 'ka skoda,
ked' by SINE neboli v staye vzbu-
dit medzi bratmi potrebny "a
ujem. Povazme vysledky ktorych
SINE boil v stave docielit : pre-
doslych casoch. Podobne j teraz
by SINE boil v stave docielit' vel
kych yysledkoy, ked' by sne sa
vedeli zaujat' o vec TAX, jako
predtym. Prace name dostatok a
name zaroven cas- ku prevedeniu
|tejto. Pre- to prosim este rag vset-
lkych bratov elenov horeuvedeneho
sboru, aby 81 na priehodiacu
sch6dxu dostavii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
NAdELNfK PoLIc1E
ROBf PORIADoK

~ II 10 +
Mas policajny nacelnfk james
Watkins oznamil Nv pondelok, ze
pozbarnje 1radu nolicajneho do
stojnikA Jamesa Kenovan a poli-
cajta lbert Perkinsa, ma zaklade
cbzaiO Re boil najdeni ' OPT
tom staYe pocas slizby. Nacelnik
Watkia sa vyslovil, ze on osobne
gSetroyA podstatnost' obzaloby
"a cely tyzdef. Cd tohoto casn
s kasd I'm pclicajtom, ktory brde
yin45n xpodnbn6ho priestnpku,
lin = { \ sefiit at-
kins.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
AfEsTsKf RADcA
PROTT MAJOROVI

III Ma poslednom zasedani NEST
skej rady Y E. Yeungstowne do
slo k ostremu vystupu medzi ma
.jorom w. H. Cunninghamom
slovenskym mestskym radcom
East Youngstown p. Hamrakom.
Vystup tento Dol natolko ostry,
se 50 obavali skutocnej fisickej
srazky. Hamrak professional ma
pondelkovom zasedani mestskej
rady prot vysokym platoon, kto-
&c boly nrcene novym 1radnfkom,
ktori bud1 zamestnani pocnnc
Novym Rokom, nakol'ko East
Youngstown bude mat sriadeny
flrad ma sposob mesta. Hamrak
So vyslovil, ze on predlozi celd
wee l'udu, nakol'ko peniaze dane
platiaceho obyvatel'stva sd mar
meme bez potreby. Major Cum
ningham, ktory predsedal zaseda
niu anestskej rady, chcel dondtit' !
Hamraka, ably 81 sadnul. Ham
rak na to odpovedal majorovi, ze
on je ME ma dost muzom, aby to.
mohol vykonat', a vyzval no, aby
to oproboval. Povstal S toho VEL
Ky hluk konecne zasedanie me-
stskej rady muscle byt' odlozeno,
hakol 'ko Hamrak opustil zaseda-
HE q bez neho mestska rada me-
mala quorum a nemohla po-
jednavani zakonite pokracovat'
ITato potycka ma zasadnuty lnala
Ibyt' nasledkom politickych bojov
I'trvaidcich cd poslednych volieb,
ksd p. Hamrak sa uchadzal O
mieato predsedu novel mestskej
rady P. Hamrak professional tiez
proti tomb, aby do 1radov boil
menovani pndia, ktorf sd ME oby-
|vatel l'ami East Youngstown,l, d
proti tomn, ably boly ureoyane
novemu dradhictyn vyssie platy,
nez je Y stave dane platiace oby,
yatel'stvo sn6sat' Je absurd
IpJm, hovoril i. Hamrak, u East
Ydnnestown urouje $a,3OO plat
afsktorovi, hezpSSnosti, sakial'
1eato Young stown plati len $a00o.
las plat yboly XVI ksh6 Y podob-
Inon ronefe. Ja nyslfm, ze dane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

sacne TO BY bclo spravodIive'
;ednanie, aby SINE my start ddovia
nemuseli tak yef'kii t'archu sna-s
Cat. Go ale, ked' by tic Static.
zakony vyzadovaly cd tcrajsieho
Glenstva tIch 20 millionoy dolla-s
ROY reservneho a posmrtneho fon-
aN behom desiatich rokovs I.y
tom, pripade prvy ohl'a sa ma
brat na starsfch idov. ktori "a
'piatili yackiu eiastku toho dyoj
million dollarovfho fondn, ktory
.Jednota tcraz ma. Al:o som spo-
meHul, ma jedneho ida pripada
*40O Tento obnos by SINE museli
hehnm desiatich rokov okrem te-
rajssch niesacnych -prlspevkov "a
platit TAX &c BY pripadlo ma
nina 1884 a $1.40 riadny mesacny
prispeHok. Spolu by som platil
"a budncich desat rokov mesaGne
prspeyky obnasajlce $4.74. Len
ze ia som platil w ma terajsi
dvoj millionoyy fond "a posled-
,nych osemnast rokov a pre- to 0
.tol 'ko ,menej mann platit'. Rata
jdc, ze. ten dyej millionovy fond
bel izvyseny "a poslednych 20 ro-
,koy, tax, ze na kazdy rok dociele-
M Dol zvysok $4,000. Ola to-
hoto ratania ma kazdeho ilda by
Ipripadlo rocne SO, do posmrtneho
IA reservneho fondu, co by v mo-
jom pripade obnasalo "a 18 rokov
$35. O tol'ko menej by. som NAL
platit ma tych $4O0. To jest 0 80
centoy mesacne nlenej, jako ten
id, ktory teEaz y q. roku vstn,
puje 40 orgahisacie. To dl'a moi
||Ae Foshopa by Dol jedinj SPRAY
ny a spravedlivy sposob podyyvse-
MIA prispevkov.
(Pokra6ovanie budlcne.)
Pfse I'D ( $40 I. K. s. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

MIA. L'ato nam je, ze v stlpcach
naSeho casopis4 inusime rekordo-
vat ten sInutfy pripad, ze b.
Mr4s Dol jediiym diplomatic
kych zAstupcovs ktoremu "a to me-
pedafilo. Tatd ztrata dotkla sa
vel mi i nasho srdca. On 81 to
ale neberie tak vazne, lebo spri
ysetkom tom xbojstve nepodari-
10 sa i'm zkonfiskovaf jeho Mill
polovicku, ktoras mu tieto mono
posedat nepatrne ztraty iste ze
fnahradf.
esime sa aprimne jeho navra-
tu privolayame mu srdcene "Na
.nnogaja blaeaja ljetal"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

platiace obyyatel'stvo ma bude,
podporovat' Y mojej snahe zasta-
Wit taketo blaznive utracanie pe-
nazi, ktore museju hyt' skolekto-
vane Cd dane platiaceho obyva-.
tel'stva, vacsina ktorych je teraz
bez prace. n case obchodnej
ochablosti, jake je terajsia, je kri-
lifin1tna.a -: \ lsSriss 4 I psa: :
seEi platov iiradnictva tax vyso-
ko, ze je, to mad moznost' obyva-
tel el'stva., Je viem, ze oni ma pod
poruj1 v tomto boji a ia V nom
yytryam. ia nemyslim, ze bude
zasedanie mestskej rady v stredu
po obede, lebo pochybuiem, ze by
sa sisiel potrebny quorum. =.
Ked' ale bude, tax mozete byt''
njisteni, ze ia. tn budem a roz-
hodne sa postavym proti tyh pre-
hnanym platoon, ktore chce major
urcit' pre- svojlch politickych
priatel'oy, z ktorych niektori. ami
ME s1 obyvatel'mi East Youngs-
townu.
Priatelia majora Cunninghama
vykhduju vec mac Aobvinujn
Hamraka, ze on sa stavia v cestu
progressivnej prace noveho mesta
East Youngstown. Major Cum
ningham dl'a ich mienky ma
mnozstvo priatel'ov, co najlepsie
dokazuje obrovska vacsina .hla-
SOW, ktor1 dostal pri poslednych
vol bach. Podpora tychto umo-
zni mu prevedenie zamysl 'anej re-
formy.