Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 304, 3 December 1915 — Page 7

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THIS RICHMOND PALLADIUM AMD SUN-TF.LKGRAH.

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The

A Sparkling Serial of City Life

Unchastened

Norelljed from the Play

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By ANN LISLE

, : ' ;' YNOl8. V;Caroline Knolya,wlfe of Hubert Knolya, capitalist, la coming borne from Europe. Hr husband prepare for her coming. Caroline's bosom friend, Susan Arbrie, rashes Into the house to tell Mr. Knolre that Carolina is in trouble with the customs officials... While he la wondering what to do, Caroline herself appears, thinking she has settled the difficulty. : She greets him cooly. Caroline informs him that their marriage stands .as a Temple of the Gods of Convention and incidentally refers to a past : incident of his life which precludes his getting a dlrorce from her. likewise she reminds him that she never over steps the bounds herself, so that he never will have grounds to free himself on that score. Caroline has been Italy with Miss Amble and Lawrence Hildegarde Sanbury. Hildegard is interested in slum work. , The Sanburys appear In the Kholya liouse, while Hubert is still there, and Caroline pretended to be glad to see Hildegarde Banbury. Meanwhile Mr. Knolys learns new details about the Italian trip. Y ANNA LISLE. It had been Hildegarde whose money had enabled him to go abroad and meet Caroline Knolys. It was Hildegarde to whom his gratitude naturally flowed, and it was for Hildegarde he wanted to succeed. A man never feels quite a man unless he. has the money with which to purchase gifts that shall be tribute at the feet of the woman he loves. "We'll have a jolly job introducing Queen Victoria to the Renaissance,"

he cried, sweeping the room with critical artist eve. "You've plenty of

room; that is. If you let me smash the conventional partition." " .

"I always like to cmash conventional partitions, provided the outside walls

remain intact," smiled Caroline, meaningly. "Have you explained to Hubert,

f But it appears that Mr. Knolys had

v not hMrt fmaarmative enOutfh to vision

three dlmentlons from a sketch, and Caroline rather sneeringly suggested that the architect would have to build

models before her husband could see,

and then suddenly a great inspiration

came to her there was an empty

fourth story- to- the house why

couldn't the models be built there?

That suggestion solved great diffi

culties for young Banbury. The tene

menu hardly afforded him a place to

. build the models and most assuredly he had not the money to spend for

them.

Tact is an over-vaunted quality

now In oraer to oe unkind, as witn a , great show of kindness she made that K. excuse about wanting to consult Hubert and left the Sanburys alone.' Hildegarde had not swung back to her

: sane, nomal viewpoint. ' Caroline's

drop of poison was affecting - her

sweetness, and she was too conscious of her own peculiar chemical process to dare attempt to interfere at all In

Lawrence's plans. And. her hurt was

to become greater and greater as Law fence exclaimed;

"You don't seem to realize what this dob means to me! Money! that what

It means Money i A tnmg that we

have never bad and a thing that we

have got to get!"

"Yes now everything I want mon

ey money to be free to do things money to get things for you.' Do you

think I like to see you weiring rags

like this"

With a quick pain Hildegarde in-

tempted. "Oh as for me"

But obliviously Lawrence went on,

"I'v had enough of the tenements! I've never told you" ., "Larrie!"

Jump from Bed in Morning and Drink Hot Water

Telia why everyone ahoultf drink hot water each morning before breakfast.

1 wny is man ana woman, nau me time, feeling nervous, despondent,

jtate Jng

worried; some days headachy, dull and

lunstrung; some days really incapaci-

ted by illness?

we all would practice Inside bathwhat a gratifying change would

take place. Instead of thousands of

half-sick, anaemic looking souls with pasty, muddy complexions we should

see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy' 'cheeked people everywhere. The rea

son is that the human system does not rid itself each day of all the waste

which it accumulates under our pres

ent mode of living. For every ounce

of food and drink taken into the sys

tem nearly an ounce of waste material must be carried out, else it ferments and forms ptomaine-like poisons which

are absorbed Into the blood

(Just as necessary as it is to clean he ashes from the furnace each day,

before the fire will burn bright and

hot, so we must each morning clear the inside organs of the previous day's accumulation of indigestible waste and

body toxins. Men and women, whether sick or well, are advised to drink each

morning, before breakfast, a glass of

real not water with a teasoooful of

lmestone phosphate in it as a harmess means of washing out of the

itemach, liver, kidneys and bowels the ndlgeatlble material, waste, sour bile tad toxins; thus cleaning, aweetentng md purifying the entire alimentary

before putting more food into

ae stomach.

.Millions of people who had their turn I constipation, bilious attacks, acid tomach, nervous days and sleepless lghts have become real cranks about ie morning Inside bath. A quarter Mind of limestone phosphate win not ot much at the drug store, but is njgtoient to demonstrate to any one, oleanstng. sweetening and freshenSttypon the system. Adv.

"That's an right, my dear.. yourre

a fanatic about some things. ' I dont Interfere' with you and you mustn't

Interfere with me. r : i

Perhaps you bad better go I mean

if you are. in sympathy with the

scheme, for heaven's sake don't hang

on. -' -

"There's lots that I could say, Lar

rie"

"Yes, I know, but got to nail this

job. We're broke, that's all. Here I

get a place rent free, materials on tick with Lawrence Sanbury, I-N-C. Upon upon the signs the signs. Hildegarde,

here, take your rags and run."

The more quietly for her grave pain, Hildegarde asked, "Shall I wait lun

cheon?"

"Hang luncheon, I'm going to eat this Job." Larrie Refuses

to To Swayed.

But Larrie was not to be moved. Youth has a way of assuring its world that there are many more days to come, True enough for the constructive masculine viewpoint, but bitterly sad for the woman's heart that lives only in Its present and fearfully faces

the future.

. Lawrence held out his wife's furs to her shabby things they were, of worn edges and matted hair. "There will be lots of days like this coming. Don't be silly Hildegarde. Here here she comes. Just say good-bye." And there was nothing to do except for Hildegarde to make her awkward excuses quite unaided by any further exhibition of tact from her hostess, and to go back to the tenements. - Lawrence followed, but he paused perplexed, exclaiming aloud, "By jove! What makes a fellow a brute sometimes to the woman he cares?" Mrs. Knolys might have informed him that It was the woman who cared for him but instead she pouted a little and, smiling through narrowed eyelids, she said slowly and softly, "It's the artist in you, Lawrence that is instintlvely unscrupulous to anything that hinders its development." But Hildegarde won't hinder me!" cried the boy with a sudden flare of loyalty toward the woman he loved. "Not Intentionally, certainly not. I'm so sorry that we .couldn't agree about you." "But . she must see how much you mean to me, and"

"Perhaps ybifve been too frank with

her." '

. "I never conceal anything from -Hildegarde!' boasted Lawrence to a tone that was fairly a challenge to Caroline to give him something to conceal. She chose to he quietly thoughtful almost philosophically impersonal for a' moment. All the greater contrae when the tone should warm to the personal note. iy.''-:l-r "You stand' at a crossing,' ; Lawrence; the one road means the old limitation and the - commonplace the other leads to freedom and opportunity, it's difficult to choose, because she loves you so dearly." "Of course she does," agreed Lawrence, responding to the Judicial rather than to the feminine note. Caroline smiled and went on lightly. "Wherefore it's quite natural that she should resent any one having the pow

er to do for you what she would like to do but can not. ... I feel that way myself if" "If what?" Caroline studied for a moment and considered her reply. She wondered if he expected sentiment. "If I loved you the way she does. If I weren't as ambitious for your great work." "But she wants me to do big work," protested Lawrence, boyishly. "You feel things in you that she has never dreamed of," began Caroline in

the tone of a mystic seeress. "That's why but I oughtn't to make you con

scious."

"What -Is It?" asked Lawrence, responding unconsciously, but naturally, to the situation the woman was cre

ating.

With a show of reluctance she went on. "That's why you arent at your

best with her. Now there, I've said it.

"But I haven't had the chance of really explaining to her all I want to

do, and"

But now Caroline threw scruples aside and plunged into the very midst

of the situation which she was so elab

rately creating. She trusted Law

rence to follow her. .

Men sometimes laugh at a woman when she tells them of her ambition

for their work, for they know full well

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that la the little path she la choosing to reach their emotions. But a boy thrills with a feeling of unleashed power when a beautiful older woman tells htm that she has faith in his power to achiever and longs to help him. each the heights of which he is capable.

(To Be Continued.)

Xmraas GM CAP MID SCARF SETS l

Something new, all colors, plain and crushed Silk Plush Caps, with Scarfs, trimmed in fur. Special set

Angora Caps and Scarfs in great variety at, set

88c

Others at

50c to $2.00 Leopard Sets at $0

Emit Caps In all colors and styles at Knit Scarfs at 50c ami 98c

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Largest Selection Lowest Prices i - o

Make your selection now. until Xmas".

Have them put aside Q

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FIGHT RATE INCREASE

The railroad committee of the Commercial club held a meeting last even

ing and decided to oppose the increase

in the freight rates. The information received by thfr committee from the factories of the city, showing - that very little Indiana, coal is used in tnls city but the committee believes further that an increase in the rates will drive out Indiana coal entirely. The traction company's plant and Easthaven are the largest Indiana coal consumers.

HIRE UNION WORKERS.

Sixth and Main

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Union workers will be employed at the Richmond Home laundry which opens on Main street soon. Fred Menae will have active charge of the management. -

Is a

bad complexion your handicap? Many an otherwise attractive girl is a social failure because of a poor complexion. If your skin is not naturally fresh, smooth and glowing, or has suffered from an unwise use of cosmetics, Resinol Soap will clear it easily, in a normal, healthy way. Simply use Resinol Soap regularly once or twice a day, and you will be astonished how quickly the healing, antiseptic Resinol medication soothes and cleanses the pores, removes pimples and blackheads, and leaves the complexion dear, fresh and velvety. Vkn tha 4Ua U in vary aec1eetc4 condition, spread oa just a little Renr.ol Ointment I or tea or fifteen minute before veins Resinol Soap. Resinol Seas U sold by all dragfiits. For a trial tin cake, write t Dept. 9-P. Retlaol, Baltimore, Md.

(1R7 PARIS CARRIER TEllOHjS RESIGNATION NEW. PARIS. Dec J. William H. Garretson who has -carried 'the rural free delivery mail from the local postoffice for oyer 14 years has handed In his resignation, " ; ; Mr. Garretson is 7 years of age. ni health is the reason assigned for his resignation.

I CAMBRIDGE CITY ?

Jack Harper left Wednesday tor an extended business . trip through the eastern states.... Miss Amy McDaniel has returned after several weeks spent with friends at Indianapolis, Zionsvllle and. Lebanon Dr. J. N. Study, attended the meeting of the Wayne County Medical association at Hagerstown Wednesday. He read a paper on "Diabetes." Mrs. John Beard and Mrs. Grace Beard visited Mrs. Beard's mother. Mrs. B. F. Griffin, at Reid Memorial hospital, Richmond, Wednes-

A Beauty Secret Tohave clear skin, bright eyes and a healthy appearance, your digestion must be goodyour bowels and liver kept active and regular. Assist nature-take BEEQHIAM'S

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day Miss Hazel Stifel has resumed her duUes as principal of the Wlngate high school after i spending several daya with her parents..... Mr. and Mrs. Karl 'Truster of Richmond are here visiting relatives...! Miss Maria Moore of Miamlsburg. O., Is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Moore.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemberger left Tuesday for Los Angeles, with the Intention of making that - city, their future home The Friday night club will meet this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oldaker. Pa

pers will be read by Superintendent G. E. Long of Dublin and Miss Veva Witter or Milton Mrs. Sarah Kerlin is confined to her room from the effects of a fall.... Mrs. WUIard Ulrich and daughter Katharine have returned from New Castle where they visited relatives. '.. . V "

. It is estimated that' the waves of the Atlantic ocean on the British shores have an average force of one ton a square foot in winter months.

"A gekyfgatsfcwttoar'aaBSav JJ VAlsj!5ct ' '

On Oct. 29th. three first prizes were offered: - One for the beat loaf or bread, one for the best white cake, one for the best layer cake.. TWO of these three FIRST PRIZES went to the white cake -and the loaf of bread -baked from YAUERS ENTERPRISE FLOUR. - - ,j .:" :. THE JUDGES: Miss Leila Reed Gaddls, Extension Department, Purdue University. Mrs. Marion Cote Fisher. Lecturer on Domestic Science. Try VaJier'g Enterprise Flour all grocers have it.

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Saturday Display

TTSTE have just opened up a charming lot of Dancing Frocks, Evening Dresses. Afternoon Gowns and Street Dresses which will be on display tomorrow in our window and in the show room. The exhibit contains some very striking models in the charming new shades, and whether you wish to buy a new gown or not, we shall be pleased to have you call and see the display. You will be impressed with the reasonable prices. The exhibit contains some attractive Christmas Gift possibilities.

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