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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30
D. 0, TRISSEL FILES
ANSWER TO CHARGE

GREENVILLE, Ohio, May 30.-D
O. Trissel of Neave township, has filed
an answer to the suit for S125.75 dam
ages filed by Arthur Nealeight in
common pleas court against him a
short time ago.
The suit is the result of an autOmO-
bile accident which occurred on pike
near Savona March 90, and Trissel
denies each and every allegation made
by Nealeigh, and asks that his petition
be dismissed and held for naught.
Hurt in Accident.
In an automobile accident that oc-
CURED shortly after the close of Pal
ais Garden Saturday night one lady
was badly cut and two others re-
Ceived minor injuries.
The accident occurred near the cor
ner of North Main street and North
Broadway, and was caused by the
driver of the car losing control of the
machine. and instead of making the
turn at the corner of North Main anG
North Broadway, the car sped on anC
crashed into a telephone pole anC
curb near the Mike Maher residence
Probate Court.
William Wilt, guardian of Jay L
Eley. filed third account
Noah HORNE was appointed guar
dian of Lester Ewell Clark ct al. Bono
$500.
O. S. Jay, administrator of the estate
OF William P. Turner, deceased, re
turned order of public sale of real es
tate.
L. F. Hoschover, executor of the
will of Phoebe Routzong, deceased
sled petition to sell real estate t
carry out terms of will
VIII of Rachael Swathwood de
ceased. Bond $1,000.
Oscar D. Jay, administrator of tn,
estate of William P. Turner filed pc
tition to fix and determine amount o
inheritance tax.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30
ANNUAL PREPARATIONS
70 FIGHT PENINSULA
FIRES ARE Being MADE
(By Associated Press)

CALUMET, Mich. May 30.-The
upper peninsula is making its annual
preparations to combat forest fires.
Having in mind the disastrous con-
flagrations of other years, leaders in
the conservation crusade have year by
year obtained additions to the appli-
ances used in discovering and fighting
forest blazes and this season will be
in better position than ever to cope
with this element
Perhaps the most notable step taken
this year Is the procuring of two new
fire towers, one to be placed on an
elevation north of the Delaware To-
cation in Keweenaw county, and the
other at Donken in Elm River town
ship. The towers, IS feet in height,
and of the four standard type, have
arrived and will be erected at once.
All other towers in the peninsula have
been of the three standard type.
Install Modern Equipment
Each tower is to be equipped with
the most modern appliances, including
telephones, high power field glasses
dnO OLleT necessary dTLlCI6S- Men III
these towers, by means of the glasses,
will be able to see for miles and dis
cover little wisps of smoke that re-
veal small fires, which if unchecked,
would soon become roaring furnaces
and sweep vast tracts of valuable tim
Der Fire wardens patrolling the for
ests will keep in close touch with the
towers by telephone.
Another precaution that will be TAX
on is the keeping of a considerable
force Of men within easy call of the
tower Men in charge of the stations
will live close by, in order that they
may devote their entire time to the
task Assistants will be selected from
. farming communities nearby in order
that a force of men close at hand
will be available when needed.
Prevention of forest fires is func-
ton of the state conservation depart
ment at Lansing, and rapid strides
( have been taken in this direction in
recent years. Hundreds of thousands
of dollars worth of valuable timber
and many lives have been lost during
tires in the north country and the
problem of preventing them has come
to be one in which every person In
the district IS vitality interested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30

resources of this country are SO vast
as to defy exhaustion. Almost any
child knows that that is not true with
regard to forests, and the danger OF
putting man of such opinions II
control of our forests is obvious"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30
CHILDREN IN Spring TIVE

MFs. Z. UsDOfn. ~ HlIslde Itd-.
Cleveland, o, writes. NY granddaugh-
ter was troubled with a cough for near
ly two years. She took Foleys Honey
and Tar and her cough is now gone. Il
loosened the phelgm so She could raise
it easily" Foley's Honey and Tar is
just what children should have for few
erish colds, coughs, "snAffles" and
tight, wheeZy breathing Be sure 70
get Fo}eys 1t checks Group and whoo2-
ing cough. too. 4. q I.ukeu Drug Co.
626-6eS Main St.-AdNertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN SAVE

SOUTH BEND. May 30-Ten thou
sand of the $4,000 children attending
the South Bend city schools have open
ed banking accounts through the
Thrift System, incorporated, the saw
ings system adopted by the board OF
school trustees for the school city.
The freshmen class in the high school
won the trophy for the highest per
centage of accounts opened and sus-
tanned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30

There were 6,44S,366 farms in the
United States at the time of the last
census.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-30

When used daily after a baby's bath
it keeps the skin free from chafng,
rashes, scalding and soreness. There
if nothing like it. Mrs. Sadie A.
Soper, Nurse, Peekskill, N. Y.
The reason Sykes Comfort Powders
successful in such cases is because it
contains six healing, antiseptic ingre-
dients not found in ordinary talcums.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-22

Groceries and Meats, Cigars, To-
bacco and Cecil Drinks. The store
of service. Corner Parker St. and
North Florida Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-22

We carry a complete line Of gro
ceries and fresh and cured meats.
We sell for cash but deliver. Try
us. Phone A42 Blue. 5l2 W.
Pear St.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
tas hardn case omiso, cn absolute. Il
la autOridad britannica.

tas hardn case omiso, cn absolute. lie
la autOridad britannica.
Tn grupo de voluntarios nacionalcS
fungiran como policfa. tai como Sc
hizo en- Calcutta Il la lle=ada del prin-
cipe dc Gales.
DichO eStauO de coS;lS no podr;l me-
nos que determinar confiictoS arlna-
dos, pero en- fOrma tai. que toda la
culpa recaeri sobre la Gran Bretaila.
La India inicia el movimicnto re-
voluciOnario pacfficamente. pero pre-
parada v resuclta Il defender SuS de-
lrechos; las ofensivas motivardn re-
prcsalias dc hoy Ell adclantc.
Con la extension del boycott Il los
individuos, tanto los civileS como las
empresas britdnicas, tropezaran con
un sinnfmero de dificutades. Los
americanos, por supuesto, no estarAn
inclufdos en- el boycott nj tampoco 10
estaran aquellos s1bditos europcos que
no dependan del gobierno brtanico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
Cr5nica de Paris
Cosas de I eacro

No cs el actual el inomclto dc ma
yor interes on In vida teatral dc Pa
rfs. Este solo dato 10 proclamarfa !:
En- la COmedia Franccsa Sc represen-
tn Demincn7c: e!i n Opera C0mica,
Las Dldus dc Figure; On q Chatelet,
La raelta a. E',asdo Gu ochenta dids....
iLo que HI llovido desde Que SC cs-
trenaron estas obras
La gloria, Gle Rostand (hijo), dis
cutidfsima I0r La crftica, sigue lie
nando dc espectadores q teatro Sarah
Bernhard, y lie chaasSoHr dc Chcs
MaTiol's. lIevando un rio dc orc Il
las taquillas del Palais Royal.
No debe ser ORC precisamente 10 que
busca el afortunadO aut0r de este
ingeniosfsimo yodevil que hacc reiI
a mandfbula batiente al respectable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
La India constitdyese en- Republi.
ca independence de la
Gran Bretana

de Illinois; cl juez Minturn, de la SUI
prema corte de justicia de New Jersey,
y otros treinta ochO eiudadanos de
los Estados Unidos, entire los cuales Sc
cuentan funcionarios pGblicos y pu-
blicistas prominentes.
Dicho mensaje ofrcci6 a los nacio-
nalistas el apoyo americana Ell su lu-
cha por la independence.
Mahatma Gandhi proclam5 la repd-
blica, hacienda uso de los poderes que
lie contrib ell cOngresO nacional. Aun
cuando Sc habfa decidido dejar pen
diente In proclamation de la republi-
ca, la llegada del mensaje precipit0
la proclamation.
HASE ORGANIZADO FL. GOBIERNO
Mr. Chose 'expid:5 hoy por la noche
un manifesto, conccbido en- estos ter
mines ''s'i''' 'f' '}',t q D
1i"La proclamation de la repnblica
de los Estados Cnidos tie la India, en
lar artualidati. Sc debe5a III promesa de
nyutfa ghocha al partido nacionalista
t.e Ia India, por, un grupO de ameri-
canoS, Is amantes dc Ia libertad."
1Ea anticipation Il la declaration de
ilqdapendencia. los nacibnnlistas han
urgaarizadOi en totlas Las provincias del
pats. lgobiernos regionales con cardcter
provisional Sc ha constitufd0 un go.
biernO central. con Gandhi a la cabeza.
| II Los nacionalistas anti-cooperacionis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

ptiblico; y dlgo que no dcbe ser cline
ro 10 que apetecc NJ. Quinson porqre
para festejar su propio feliz exito
ha ofrecido a sus amigos, en- ndmero
de mas de d0scientos. una espleHdida
fiesta con optpara ct'na intewalada en-
el texto en- Ia mismfsima Chez Ma
yimfs. en- cnyos salones sc da per
desarrollada Ia acci0n de su celebra-
da obra. va sabeis 10 que es, me-
tor dicho. 10 que Guests una reunion
en- la lujosisima casa de Ma&im's !:
como vulgarmente ST dice, un clio de
la cara.
Es verdad que Quiso', ha sido STEM
pre- hombre de grandeS negocios 10
mcnos grandes ganancias y que solo
a guisa de. esnarcimicnto espiritual
c;lltiv0 la literature &c teatro, con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

dar rcncores Quiero dccir que, 81 on
Ia Opera 81 hace ya teatro de Wag-
ner, cn Alcmania Y Austria SO hace
opera FRANCESCA q italiana. 81 Ia To-
tralogfa priva en- ii primer teateo
lfrico de Francia la Carmen, de Bizet,
recorre triunfante los teatros alema-
nes y anstriacos. No Sc olga que 10
mismo ocurre con Ia opera italiana.
porque equivaldrfa ciridar que Yer
di Putcini fueron sicmpre flolos de
los pdblicos germanos.
En- lo3 teatros imperiales rngios
dc los pafscs del Rhin V del Danubio,
10 Gnico que ha dejado huclla hu 81
do la revoluci6n que sigui6 Ia que
IRA.
En- In Opera, de Viena, por ejemplo,
el que f,x suntuoso palco de gala de
los Emperadorcs su corte esti con-
vertido en- amplia galcrfa con asien-
tos c6modos que 10 clase media sc
disputa, no tanto por iactarse de re-
vccadora de instituciones mondrqui-
cas-, come por resultar una localidad
c6moda Y economical.
Algo pOr el estilo sucede en- otros
teatrOs de los Imperios de aver. en-
los que la corona, sfmbolo de la ma
jestad, ha zido reemplazada por la
i Ira, simbolo de Ia mdsica.
Lo insustitufble es cl arte, V lo
doloroso es Iue cuando surge la ira.
gedia sc liable sin cOnciencia del CON
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
En- un estuche asOmbrOso-
juego Cutex para
Viajeros
cnantO I'd. necesitd
bdrd lever sus niids a la mOda

para las Unas Cutex, Pastilla Crema de
Pulimento Cutex (rosada) y Rojo Cutex.
I'd obtiene tambien su palillo de naranjo.
limas de esmeril, lima de acero flexible dt ,
doble corte y una bella almohadilla de
mango marfileao y de gamuza sustituible.
Un obsequio de Pascuas que realmente
causara impresi6n-uno que es tan popu-
lar como de moda.
E jMeeo Comb0cto Gutter fOdo 10 esenci0i
Este es el juego Cutex de los mil servicios.
Cada uno contiene un paquete miniature
del Removedor de la Cuticula Cutex y del
Blanco para las Uiias Cutex, tambien
Pastilla Crema de Pulimento Cutex
(rosada). I'd. obtiene tambien su palillo
de naranjo y iimas de esmeril-todo 10
esencial para Ia manicura moderna.
Cualquiera farmacia, establecimiento de
perfumeria, droguerfa y tienda de ropa
tiene las preparedness Cutex-sepafada-
mente y esos juegos. Obtenga hoy su juego.
The Northam Warren Corporation,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

acierlo enoEne esta vcz, puesto que
su production Ultima cnloquece de
risa a todo Paris. iSc comprcnde
ahora que para cclcbrar su triunfo
Sc caste muchfsimCs miles de frances
en- una fiesta que tienc por invitados
las actrices mas reliombradas. las
damas alegres mas sugestivas lie Ia
CAPITAL 3 los hombres de mas relieve
riterario, rcnni@ndolos ell los comedo-
res de mas luio y masor costo?
Con ESQ acontecimiento ha coincidi-
do la reaparici6n en- ,ci esacenar,o dc
Capuchinos de, una arlista cstimadi-
sima por sus. mGritos,; mis- que por
estes, por su. belleza, casi tanto
como por su hermosura corporal, por
su elegancia suprema y hasta por
sus aficiones, no muy corrientes en-
SUI sexo. Sc trata de Gaby Morlay,
estrella de las tablas y astro asimismo
del mundo deportivO.. CuandO monos,
habreis visto SUI retrato como avia-
ii,
V, eli fin, de boxeadcra; que todos
estos deportes. algunO tan extravagan-
te como el 1ltimo, tratandose de una
nujer, cultiva esta preciosa criatnra
1ue resurge a la esccna con gran
satisfaction dc sus admiradores.
Otras artistas sicnten tambiGn Ia
nostalgia del teatro qIiiza con mas
apremios porque el tinempo CORE, en-
ciertas ntapas de Ia Gida vuela y no
CORE, sc bordean los abismos del
olvido, y el ansia de vOlver al fiorido
campo dc un pasado venturoso sc
acentfa indcmable. Eli este caso sc
hallan Juana DeclOss y Marin Kus-
nezoff, con aspiraciones de crnar uil
teatro personal, muy suyo con bri-
llo intense y propio. pero, iay!, no
siempre para el talento Ia lclleza
luerer es pcler.
El case de abandonar un puesto cul-
minante en- el arte teatraf para seSuir
camino distinto dentro del arte mis-
mo no cs frecuente, y. Dor ESQ el de
Antoine, que deja de ser actor para
er crfticO. sc cOnsiders como alSo eX-
traordinart) para muchas gcntes
inexpicable. No Sc trata de buscal
en- una retirada discreta 10 triste
.moci6n de los desengalcs que tZae
contJigo la GIt.adencia. Antoine ~
! objeto de tentadores requerimicntOs
lara que vuelva a. teatro, todo 10
desoye: sdplicas. consoles, proposicio,
les de Empresas que Il brindan el orc
v el moro honores de mariscai
NADIA, quiere ser critico y llegar elS
ejercicic de i q a. crltica las al:ufas
que lleg0 en- Ia escena.
Consig..emns como nota consoladQra
: en- ala. ahza del arte, incapaz ppr 81
alma 'iibble Is generosa de perpetual
od:os. one Ian tPaz feaGlza III benelne
-ita iahsr d. bdrraffs fsfH69HRteeTra ffHf69Hteras Y eeflyi
& a:4ss=4al2
Aao 1sSS2Si; Eb tESb, IlSSapgiELLIo IlSagiE LI saPPSQpGE DODGE
B9oTHllEERs" Dc este aRe ssta bstien'
d, eiAreeoff 'entre, t9d9s los antoW9vi.
ie- de f,isnosS de dos mil pesos, poi
l. erandes mejcras que ha traido
s4emas1de Af gran economic. Vende.
Gi.rct.: ANDREJJ,, AGUfLAR Y co.
San yuan9IP. r. Sen9to"3 V "''A Advt
Z a5 .,g, ynNa qfI HLtt' !hfS1E" Inh .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

cepto de las palabras del arte dc la
guerra. como 81 el arte, todo bondad
Y ammonia, pudiera unirSe Ia guerra
todo crueldal Y destruction.
Hugo DESTILLIERS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16
Ell. APOYO OFRECIDO POR SENA.
DORES Y POLITICOS DE LOS
i ESTADOs, DECIDIO Ell LEVAN-
TAMIENTO NACIONALISTA

Washington, enero 2.-Informa un
despacho telegrafico recibido hoy Ell
esta. por Sailendra y. Chose, director
de la comiSi0n americana en- pro de
la autonomfa administrative de la In
dia, que dicho pals Sc ha proclama-
do en- repGblica y que In politica pa
cfica de Manhatma Gandhi, quien
ell Congreso naciOnal de la India otor-
go podereSA dictatoriales, la semana pa
sada, 81 !, modi1vdo en- forma tai,
iue pc ira en- 10 successive la conf
sion stle ,s de Sieleiitia rof las fdef-
Zas nae listas, con caracter defen-
ssiyoIai ii t% 5op1l'slo| uaH't.
g5 He aqu Il texto del,mensajo: III
IcofRepnblE,u Geclarada. HlLsmensaje
1nzerirGno determine Ia deoisi6n.1 be
fensae armada saneioEada. Boycott
extendido contra ipaltirulaTesy MujA-
res y ni41os e9cnt9finEllYIY
Ies AHUDAG AMERICANA
lumensaje, umericammIan .rcferull-
cin ses el pque SCI dirigi6ual congreso
nacional ccougreeaao IN Nlmptlab:ld:
con las tixNnS dor los senadures1 nofte-
american Norris y!Walsh,' de Mas
81 lusett el eX-gobernador Dunno,
.+.-1- -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

I'm diez minutes, con estas prepara-
~ clones para manicure Cutex, I'd.
A puede transformer esas unas de que
I'd. Sc averguenza en- objetos de belleza.
Su primer manicure demostrara I'd.
cuan bellas pueden parecer las ufas.
Para PaScMaS y breSenfes de nGfGicie-
nn gran e1ito
El aflo pasado mas de trescientas mil mu-
jeres compraron juegos Cutex durante la
temporada de Navidad. Antes que I'd.
piense en- un solo obsequio de Pascua, yea
estos juegos Cutex. Cualquiera de los tres
EN- su hermosa envoltura, especialmente
dibujada para Pascuas, hace un presente
que es nuevo. de buen gusto y de moda.
EI jueeo Gutter para Ell 7ocador
Para aquellos que quieran una combina-
ci6n mas elaborada de las preparedness
Cutex, el juego para el Tocador ha sido
especialmente disefado. Este juego con-
tiene en- paquetes de tamafio corriente, ell
Removedor de la Cuticula Cutex, Blanco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-16

Revise shora su sta de Psseuas eukntos de aus
probemas de pacuas pueden resetos Dor ia seleccn
De juegos Cutex para obsequios dc Pescuas
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-14

ing the rascals out" Their politi, al
patron saint is Andrew Jackson who
framed the phrase. Woodrow Wilson
was not a very strong advocate of
civil service" He personified about
as much as any president ever did a
supreme contempt for the opposition.
There was no good in Israel with
Woodrow.
In fact the Republican administra-
ton has been altogether too lenient
with the Democrats in office The big
item in the overwhelming vote which
Harding received was reflective of the
disgust of the voters with the admin
istrative abilities of Wilson's post i.
master general, his secretary of war,
his shipping board,-an administra-
ton that was brought to book for
shocking expenditures and an entire
lack of care and common sense in the
spending of the peoples money.
President Harding is endeavoring
to cut down the expenditures of the
country; he is succeeding in doing so.
The country looks to him to redeem
the pledge of his party in this respect.
If he finds to secure efficiency he has
to fire few Democrats he will be
upheld in it. He should fire them all.
There is no deserving" a Republican,
for his place.
The South was in the saddle for
eight years. Let the North take ca,
of the country for the next eight
Proceed with the axel-Pend d'Ore-
lille Review.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-14

orators will reap the reward that way.
AS for the men, they will suffer from
lack of work and it will take time for
them to get back to their established
status even though they do win some
things in their Mvor. The issues of
the strike do not appear to be clearly
defined. There are always two sides
to story. The pitable condition is
the purility of the government in its
confessed failure to cope with the
situation.
Eventually the strike must be set
tied and the men go back to work,
and the trouble must be settled by
agreement reached between the con-
tending forces. 1t is a sad reflection
on the intelligence of the American
people that it is always necessary to
go through the fire and beat the pub
lie into suffering before understand
ing can be established. The condi-
ton is deplorable. What is the mat
ter when this nation leads the world
in discovery and invention yet lags
so far behind it in an effort to solve
the problem Of capital and labor. Per-
haps the secret lies in the fact that
the intellectual giants for the most
part lie on the side of the capitalists.
If they are not capitalists themselves,
they are controlled by the capitalists.
This problem and the problem of food
distribution are the two great diff
culties that seem to confound human
ity. The people are crying aloud for
Moses to lead them to the promised
land OF common sense. If some way
can be found to concretely express
the public will, there will come an end
to this game of battledore and shuttle
cock in which the public is always bat
tered around.-Nampa Leader-Herald
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-14
Labor Moses Needed.

THE withdrawal of 100000 workers
from the coal mines of America
even for week means that the pub
lie must pay the bill. The operators,
of course, profess great concern, but
as fact they are Tipping a coin in
the game of Heads Win, Tails You
Lose" The public may suffer from
cold if the shortage be excessive, but
operators will have coal to heat their
sumptouous offices and their luxuri-
GUS homes. If the shortage be less
acute, then the people will pay thru
the nose in tilted prices. and the OPP
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-14
Troubled Waters.

EVERY cooperative marketing con-
Germ that farmers have organized
has probably experienced a period of
attack just such as that which the
Pacific Poultry Producers association
is now undergoing. Petaluma, the
greatest egg producing district today
in the west, failed once when its asso-
citation went on the rocks. Bitter ex-
perience taught its lesson, however
and reorganization met with instant
aneous and increasing success.
There is no need to apologize for
the local egg marketing association
1t has undoubtedly accomplished it's
primary purpose; that of obtaining for
southwestern Idaho producers the out
side market price for eggs. Last year,
home markets average l2H per cent
below Portland markets. That dis
crepency has been wiped out.
Undoubtedly, mistakes have been
made. But constructive help in solv-
ing them, instead of destructive tir-
AIDES, will straighten matters out and
get results that producers hope for
and are right in expecting
Such cooperative ventures are fol-
the common good. Today, it is safe
to say that there would be no loca
market for eggs but for the associa.
| finn Vo1une of oroduct;o, hoe 81,
overlapped home consumption in tn,
Boise Valley. Increasing popularit,
of the poultry business will increas,
that overproduction. Yet here is tn,
solution of the marketing problem
Eggs from million producing hen
can be handled at an overhead ex
pense not much greater than are tn
eggs of 10000 hens Volume of bust