Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1927 — Page 17

MARCH 4, 1927

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This Wife Also Wears Her Dresses Long to Please Him, Wife Declares in Letter, Asking Martha Lee What to Do. Just how far do marital rights extend? How “bossy” is it right for a husband—or wife, to be?

Does the marriage ceremony give any one the authority to dictate the entirely personal matters, such as the way one wears his hair, the color and style of clothes that the married partner would don? In this age of determined reach for freedom on the part of women, it’s often a question who is “boss 1 ’ anyway. Perhaps the safe conclu sion is that neither partner should endeavor to be the dictator, but make their marriage a “give and take’’ proposition. Concretely that would mean that if the husband “gives in” about such matters as his wife bobbing her hair for instance, she would “give in” for him to smoke a pipe or do the thousand and one things the average wife fights in her husband. If the “give and take” line of activity is good strengthener of friendship why shouldn’t it be for the partnership called marriage? Wants to Bob Hair Dear Martha Lee: I have been married twenty years, and I and my husband have had no trouble until lately. I dress very old-fashioned —long dresses and long hair. Many say to me, “Why don't you have your hair bobbed and wear your dresses shorter?" My hair is 3 feet 10 inches long, and I can only do it up like a basket on my head, but my husband says, “No: while you are my wife you shall not bob your hair.” What shall I do? MARY. Dear, dear, I didn’t know this bobbing question was still agitating families. I don’t like to advise under such circumstances as this, but it seems to me that your poor head should have a rest. Do you dictate which side your husband parts his hair? But after all, only you know whether the freedom of a bobbed head would be sufficient satisfaction to nullify his displeasure. Their Religions Differ Dear Martha Lee: I have been going with a fellow for many months. We are to be married soon, but this is the trouble: He is of an opposite religious faith to mine. He doesn’t seem to want to talk about it, and says that when we are married we can be married by whomever I choose. _ . . , X feel that I can t give him up, but how can I be happy with him under the circumstances? What about our children, if we should have any? This is a “stumper questien to me. What do you say? “DIXIE.” I have left nothing by which your letter could be recognized as you see. It takes all kind of people to make a world, and some folks get terribly agitated over such a question as you' propound, but to save my life I can never see why a difference in religious beliefs should come between folks who love each other. What is religion? If it’s a force to promote peace and love, how can you expect It to cause trouble? This is refreshing. You who are pessimistic on the subject of marriage, read: ______

MENUS For the FAMILY BY SISTER MARY

Breakfast —Stewed prunes, cereal, thin cream, bread crumb pancakes, maple syrup, milk, coffee. Luncheon —Cream of spinach soup, croutons, open brown bread and cottage cheese sandwich, sliced oranges and bananas, sugar cookies, milk, tea. Dinner —Stuffed veal steak, twicebaked potatoes, new carrots and peas, stuffed kumquat salad, bran rolls, canned white cherries, date cake, milk, coffe. Cottage cheese is considered an excellent food for children as young as 3 years of age. Os course, the cheese must not be highly seasoned with salt and pepper and should be made moist with thick sweet cream. The luncheon can be served to small children without milk since a cream soup as well as the cottage cheese Is included in the menu. SHADED GRAY A gown shading from white to black produces a number of soft gray effects. TEA TOWELS Tea towels should be washed after each day’s use, and thoroughly boiled once a week.

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Are Happily Married Dear Martha Lee: I read of so many folks who are unhappily married, and it makes me feel that some who know how wonderful marriage—a real partnership—can be. should sometimes add a word. We have been married four years. Out* married life gets sweeter as the years roll by. Why? Because we pull together. We love to go places together, and nobody else interests either of us. Do we ever have ups and downs? Yes, because we are not perfect, but we are so sorry afterward, and any unpleasantness is over fairly before it begins. 1 am glad every day that we love each other. It means everything, MRS. BLUE EYES. Thinks Young Folks Shallow Dear Martha Lee: The trouble with young people of today is that they think too much of earthly things and not enough of God. If you speak of Him in a crowd of young people of today, they look embarrassed. That's why they are never satisfied. They don’t realize that fine clothes, beautiful furniture, dancing, all worldly things, amount to nothing unless you nave the grace of God, too. I now, realize this because I am one of those who didn’t stop to think. ELLEN. “Peggy” wishes to know if it “is proper for a girl to ask a boy for a date.” No, Peggy. The nearest she can properly come to It is to give a party or some kind of an affair and invite him along with others.

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Saint and Sinner By ANNE AUSTIN

Wealthy RALPH CLUNY. 68. was murdered lust before be was to have married trivolous CHERRY CANE. 18 Immediately Cherry disappears ieavin* s note for her sister FAITH. saving shf could not go on with the wedding Cherry's elopement with CHRIS WILLY becomes known. Cherry has been engaged several times Once she tried to run away with ALBERT ETTELSON a married traveling salesman, and was rescued by her sister and BOfi HATHAWAY Faith’s fiance and nephew of Cluny Cherry admits that Cluny attempted to force the marriage but protests her ' nn Fafth Ce suspecU Chris Wiley, thinking he knew that Cluny had willed much money to Cherry. Charles Reilly Neff who drew up the will, that Cluny made Cherry hl chief benendan? whether or not she married him. The coroner’s )ury releases Cherry blit immediately she and her husband are arrested by DEVLIN denutv district at FaHhTs turious when Bob tells her AT I’ORNEY STEPHEN CHURCHILL, whom he employed, thinks circumstances art against Cherry and suggests a plea ot self-defense as the best chance of hei freedom. • . . . Peculiar footprints and a bit of torn strap suggest that the murderer might b °A mysterious letter furnishes another clew and Phil a begger is suspected Kelly, an old newsdealer, makes an effort to find him. On an impulse, born of unreasoning excitement, and aroused by the growing mystery of old Phil, the crippled beggar, Faith hurried to Stephen Churchill’s office, and found the anteroom crowded with uneasy,

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impatient-looking people. She rightly guessed that they were to be called as witnesses for the defense in Cherry’s trial. Odd that all these people, rpost of whom she had never seen before in her life, knew something which Stephen Churchill would try to get into the record to help clear Cherry of the charge of murder. “I’m sorry, Miss Lane, but Mr. Churchill is frightfully busy,” the lawyer’s secretary told Faith crisply. “I’m afraid he can’t see you at all today.” “I must see him,” Faith urged. “I have information of vital importance.” She could not look at the witnesses as she waited for the secretary to return from the lawyer's private office but she was conscious that they were whispering about her. "Mr. Churchill will see you for a minute, Miss Lane,” the secretary announced. Two other lawyers—lesser legal lights, who were assisting Churchill, —rose when Faith entered the private office, but Churchill churlishly remained seated. “My dear Miss Lane,” he barked, behind the inevitable cloud of cigar

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smoke, “I’ve told you repeatedly that my hands are full and running over with a mass of detail work. I simply can’t take the time to inform you of every step made in your sister’s behalf. Not good policy anyway.” Faith’s mouth quivered as she answered, but she resolutely kept anger out of her voice. “I’m sorry to bother you, Mr. Churchill, but Mr. Hathaway and I have stumbled upon something which we believe is of vital importance.” Then she told her story, haltingly at first, finally with a rush of eager words. When she had finished recit ing the meager facts, she summed up: “I have a theory that the old man had been nursing a fancied grievance against Mr. Cluny for months, and that when his mind gave way, he plotted the murder. The fact that Cherry happened to be on the scene just a minute before successfully diverted suspicion from him, but he really took no particular pains to conceal his crime. There were his footprints in the snow. And as I told you, they fit almost exactly,” she reiterated desperately, in face of Churchill’s frowning impatience and frank skepticism. “You’re writing fiction, Miss Lane. It’s rot, I tell you, absolutely rot.” Churchill mouthed his cigar. “Everybody in the downtown district has seen old Phil hundreds of times; old and sick and harmless. Don’t waste any more time on him. Miss Lane. You keep busy on getting Cherry ready for the trial. And for God’s sake, see that she doesn't use any rouge or lipstick. We want her to look pale, you understand, little and pale and childish.” “Mr. Churchill," Faith pleaded. “Won’t you please put one of your investigators on the trail of the crip-

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pled beggar? Please Mr. Churchill?” “Got other and more important things to do than to pry into the private affairs of a harmless old beggar,” Churchill snapped. “I’m not going to give up,” Faith cried ih anger and disappointment. NEXT: Bob and Faith decide to play a lone hand as amateur detectives—Bob gets busy. (Copyright, 1927, NEA Servie Inc.) ETON FROCKS Eton ensembles, consisting of a short packet and straight little dress, are in favor for the school child from 8 to 14. FLANNEL SUITS New flannel suits consist of a tailored Jacket in a plain color, and a straight little skirt of checks in the same color, combined with white.

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