Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1927 — Page 7

APRIL 5, 1927

ALL NOT FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR

Just as Dumdum Bullets Are Outlawed in Battle Between . Nations, So Should ‘Vamping’ in tlw~ * Affairs of Hearts. By Martha Lee “All’s fair in love and war?’’ Indeed no. Dumdum bullets, the wlilful murder of women and children—even in the horrible annals of warfare, these things have been pronounced “unfair.”

In the battle for another’s affections; in tho striving to make appeal and impression, many a weapon may be resorted to that is quite as unfair, even as cruel as dumdum bullets on the battle field. Mild cheats are the men and women, in the warfare of love, who pretend to have tastes and inclinations as far removed from their real selves as the North from the South Pole. But there is nothing mild about the woman or her weapons, who tramples others’ rights under foot, who uses every “Vamp” trick and move to get the man of her choice. There is nothing less than cold brutality in the warfare methods of the man who for instance, knowing that he could not get a girl’s heart if she knew his marital obligations, pretends to consider marriage with her and cultivates and builds tho love in her heart - that will cause supreme agony later. All is NOT fair in love and war. Her Sister ‘Vamps’ Dear .Martha Lee: What would you sa.v bout a woman who knows absolutely Vhat the man she is trying to make love ”hrr is not only married but has a family of little children. Also, that the man's '•'ire is deeply in love with him and is sure • > break her heart If this woman—who kannens to be nty sister, succeedst We have almost knock-down quarrels rn-cr this. She sa.vs he is the onlv man ‘i lias fvt- met that she was attracted to end justifies her actions by saving that •is wile is not. iiis tfilial and does not deewe him. Personally. I think this is t ri'ble in my sister. What do you think? MISS M S SISTER. I think as you-'do and 1 hope you can succeed in making your sister see tilts. The wife is at a disadvantage because with a family of small children she probably has little t’me or thought to give to her own a: moarance or clothes. A woman who would coldly and deMieratcly set out to do this thing—well, 1 believe i.liq hits the world beaten for cruelty. She’s Broken Engagement near Manila Lee: I am a freshman in college. 1 have been going with a u.rl Who is a senior in high school. We were once engaged to be married, but about two months ago a senior in her high school began paying her attentions and now she has practically broken our engagement. They see each other every day at school and have gone out some together. I harp talked to the fellow, but ho says that so long as tho girl permits it. he s"os

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notiiing wrong in his actions. She still says she ioves me. but docs not want to bo engaged. Is the other fellow right, or am I justified in doing anything I can to break them apart': L. M. You are not justified in “doing anything” to break them up. I think the young man is right, hard as it is upon you. The girl in the case would be the one to decide whom she prefers. Love cannot forcibly be held. Be as patient as you can. She may again veer—in your direction. Worried About Him Dear Martha Lee: I have been going with a boy who says that he loves me and T know J do him, but lately he has got acquainted with a clri who is trying to come between us. She la not a good girl and leaving myself out of it. I hate to see him in her company, which is not good tor him. What can I do? FRANCES J. Don’t be afraid. Even if she tries ever so hard, her influence is quite likely to be very temporary. Her fascination, if its foundation is not good, will not stand. Make him know that you trust him and his love for you. That will help wonderfully. Not Allowed Dates Dear Martha Lee: I am 10 and am not allowed to have dates. Don't you think that I should, if the boy has a good reputation and we go places that are respectable: SWEET SIXTEEN. if you are not allowed to have dates, that would mean that you would have to deceive and possibly deliberately lie to bring them about. You also would have to meet the young man away from home. All of this is just what a sweet s’oung girl ought not do. Wait awhile, dear. It will be a thousand tiir.es wiser. frequent oiling Vacuum cleaners, dishwashers and other electrical equipment should be oi'.ed carefully, wtih high grade lubricant. or 'e a month. A repairer of household equipment diagnoses three-fourths of needed repairs as due to lack of oil or poor oil used. STRAIGHT CORDS Connection cords for irons, toasters and so on should not be allowed to kink or get twisted. Many fuses are blown by twisted . cords being jerked out of the sockets too suddenly.

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'■a OMEN, women of all ages, all sizes, all colcrs, all anything—yxi Would you like a brand new Easter hat? The prettiest hat to be worn in the entire town on Easter morning? The answer is easy. Who wouldn’t? But would you like to have this hat without it costing you one single penny? Well, you can have it! Here's how! The Times wants to find the prettiest hat imaginable for the lady in the picture to wear. All you need do is to study carefully the face printed herewith, then get out your pencil and water colors or crayons, and sketch or color the dream hat upon the lady of the picture. The hat must not cost more than S2O complete. The Times will have the hat made for the winner by a competent Indianapolis milliner in time to wear Easter Sunday. The judges will be Miss Mabel Rose. 1061 W. Thirty-sixth St.; Mrs. Nellie Meith, .1237 N. New Jersey St., and Mrs. Beraire Moore! 1125 E. Michigan St., all teachers of millinery in the Indianapolis public schools. Judges will cbnsider line, coloring, balance, harmony—all the things Bendel tells you to consider. Fill in the coupon, giving In not more than 50 words a description of material used in your hat, and mail at once to Easter Contest Editor of the Indianapolis Tirries. The contest closes at midnight April 9, and no hat designs received .after that date will be considered. Phis contest is not for artists. Any woman knows a good looking hat when she sees one. Professional milliners are barred. *

CHILDREN'S DISHES If your children have listless appetites in spring, why not buy anew plate, cup and saucer* for them? Sometimes an individual colorful milk pitcher may encourage a child i to drink his much-needed, ration. DUST COVERS With the first gust of spring wind and dust, every garment of value should have its own cover. Inexpensive figured materials can fashion these simple covers and a little time will sew them up. MORE EGGS From now on until summer eggs ! will be more plentiful and cheaper. I Eggs should be utilized in salads, i souffles, for garnishing and in corn- : bination with meats for main dishes. RHUBARB PIE I Fresh rhubarb mixed with straw* | berries, plums or any other kind of canned fruit you have left over, makes an unusual tasty and tempting pie for warm days. CLOTHES-PIN APRON | A short chintz apron with a deep ; pocket to hold clothes-pins will save the one who launders a lot of time.

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LUCKY BRACELETS Four horse-shoe nails, either of gold or silver, form this year’s lucky bracelet. With it should be worn a colored bracelet of some gay beads or enameled gold. SHOULDER PINS The newest of jewel sets include earrings, bracelets and shoulder pins of matching design and gems. Emeralds and rubies, edged with pearls, in an oval design, form a smart set.

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