Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 307, 7 December 1915 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, DEC V, 1915

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Thm man recelred bis sentence eieUr end travely, end bowed bis heed in UtUe feature that looked

like an acceptance of the Justice of

hit doom. -

,1 feared as much. Emily.., ha said

gravely. "You bare a right"

The girl got. suddenly to her feet so

that she might face mm. on a certain

level of equality. "I'm going to be

married, Hubert to Michael Krelin

"I wish you all the luck In the world

Emily," said Knolys, and held out his hand. It. was a. queer ending (o their lore story -but there would - be - no whimpering, no protestations, no re

proaches. - Thoroughbreds know bow to answer to the lash. The girl could

not dismiss it quite as simple as the

man. though it was she who made

dismissal necessary.

"I've no reproach to make you, Hubert, and I don't want you to reproach

me, or feel any bitterness." The man

turned away suddenly away from the

honest eyes that would never again

kindle .with love for him. "What we gave was a free gift from both a free gift and no regrets. Hubert, say you

forgive me. ' "There's nothing to forgive, Emily.

What we gave was a free gift We've been good chums for a long timeend you've never allowed me to aive you anything a man likes to do something for tbe woman for wbom he

cares most" Hubert Exacts One Premise from Her.

"That was our agreement, Hubert

A free gut and no regrets."

"Yes, but I want you to promise me

this. If you should ever get into a blind 'alley, and need anything a

friend or money ...... if you

should need it without strings -t want you to think of me. I'd like to feel you'd do that much for the sake of

Auld Lang Syne."

The man's eyes were tender and

kind., Emily Madden knew that she

was getting a loyal friend. How loyal

she did not guess then. "All right I promise." she said quietly and, held out . her hand. "Good' bye.", ; -. s:r:

Knolys spoke very quietly as he

took her band In both of hie. "Krel

lln's a very lucky fellow." Emily

laughed uncertainly laughed because

that best masked her tears. "Ill call you a cab," concluded Hubert In a

very matter of fact tone.

But Emily knew that she must get

away and quickly. "Never mind. Don't come with me, Hubert. I'll run right along," she cried. And so she went out of Hubert Knolys' life, but not forever. Nature objects to finished stories. She forces us all to deal over and over again with the recur rent facts and factors of our early life. Knolys stood looking after the girl until the slam of the front door seemed to put a period to the Incident. Then hie shoulder sagged disconsolately and he walked mechanically to .the table where rested the envelope Emily had brought to him. He stood looking at It and thinking how fine end brave and simple Emily. had been. She had done the square thing by him to the last. And then quite without melodrama she had taken herself out of his life. , Suddenly his mood changed. A startling idea arrested his attention. He looked up as if the better to vision his inspiration. A look of malicious

satisfaction distorted his face out of Its well-bred tolerance. After a minute he mastered himself, and swinging back his shoulders with an air of absolute satisfaction be walked over to

the stairway and called very pleasant

ly: "Oh, Caroline! Caroline, I'd like

to see you for a moment." Caroline Comes Down at Hubert's Request.

"Are you alone?" Caroline's voice

came floating back.

sua pleasantly, tne nusband re

plied: "Yes, oh, yes." "I'll be right down."

While he, waited Knolys paced the room, letting confident anger master him and more completely at every step. When at last he heard the

swish of Caroline's approaching draperies he controlled his humor and stood with bis bands behind him and his whole poised, taut body expressing exultant exasperation.

As Caroline came into the room she

stood triumphantly for all the social

amenities. Her spotless white gloves expressed savoir faire, the angle of

her severe hat, with its floating veil, bespoke smartness temperd to beauty,

her. dainty vanity case and bag of jew-

eued-set platinum Indicated eelfish luxury.

She brought with her an atmos

phere of impersonal breeding that seemed like one fleck of blue in a thunderous glowering sky. There was

almost insolence in the very air of

detachment with which she was pulling1 on one spotless glove. "Rather an ordinary person, wasn't she?" she asked lightly. "Did you settle it?" "Or moment." said Hubert curtly, his -v5i e in contrast to the extreme .courtesy with which he drew forward a chair for his wife. "Susan is awaiting me for luncheon. I'm afraid I can't stop," replied Mrs. Knolys, poised for instant departure. "Very sorry," said Hubert decidedly and in a tone that brooked no de-

The Unchastened Woman

Famous Beauty Tells Hair Curling Secrets

"I cannot too strongly condemn the use of the hot curling-iron," says Rita

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ADVAflOIMMY GO. ; IS EXPECTED TO BUY 2 - COnGlMOBSOflY

Receiver Mount will recelva-blds -for

the sale of the M. ftumely company at

the. LaPorte ; office on Thursday. There are no' reports,' sd far as known, that there will be any bidder 'except the proposed Advanee-Rumely' Co.- at

this sale. The "bid will be submitted by a representative of the re-organlta-tlon committee in New York, and it is likely, that several from that city .will atytendthe sale, Hx, Mount j expects. Attorney - Edward Daniels, of -the In

dianapolis firm of Baker, ft Daniels to

come to LaPorte and rush, his report

Of the Bale to the court of Judge Anderson. " This firm- of attorneys represents the Rumely receiver. - -

The price tbat will be paid for tbe

company's assets, of course, is rather immaterial, inasmuch as practically alt of the men who now own the company's assets are represented in the Advance-Rumely. Only about two per

cent of the creditors, who are. In -Europe' and .cannot .be found, have, failed to take stock in. the new coucern for their cialrs upon the Rumely Co. , . , Big Claima Entered . : One big item in connection with the reorganisation, jof .the company is the fact: that about- a' mllltott dollars is now represented: in; the claima of deal era for commissions on goods sold for the company- u is presumed that the hew ,, owners of . the . Rumely .company will automatically assume these claims and pay them. The capital of the Advance-Rumely Co. is to be $26,250,000. '

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'I wish you all the luck in the world, Emily," said Hubert.

nial, "I shall have to have a few moments of your time." "Oh!" The insolence in Caroline's light tone was studied now. Lightly, and one at a time, she dropped her gloves Lnd platinum fripperies on t'ae table. Lightly, and with the pouting sweetness of a spoiled child, she dropped her own swaying body to poise on the edge of the chair Hubert had set for her and then presently she inquired, .'Well?" 3 "Very sorry, but I'm afraid I'll need some of your time this afternoon," said Hubert, taking his stand before her. - . The Scene Threatened to End in a Row "What for?" "The Customs Office," replied the man, distinctly and quickly. "Oh, no; you ventured to . criticize me you asked me to leave It to you I do. I leave it entirely to you" "You do not! " . thundered Knolys, losing all control of himself. "There is about six thousand dollars duty for you to pay!" "I? Perfectly ridiculous! I settled it. Of course if you" "You settled it, eh?" broke in Hubert angrily. The discussion between the wellbred Knolyses seemed about to degenerate into a very vulgar scene. But suddenly Caroline assumed a tone of polite sarcasm fully calculated to madden and exasperate her husband. "If you were fool enough to let that woman"- . ' . But now Hubert contrived " also to. make hs tone smilingly pleasant that the poison of his next words might be all the more insidious. "If 'that woman' treated you as you deserve" "I think I treated her very well," laughed Caroline, basking in the memory of the two hundred dollar bribe given and accepted. "It was only out of consideration for me that she" "Oh, for you!" sneered Caroline. "Yes, for me. If 'that woman didn't happen to be a friend of mine you might be publicly disgraced by now and so might I by having the woman who bears my name in the Tombs where she belongs." Hubert Calls the Turn on His Wife. "A friend of yours," laughed Caro

line, with a mixture .of denseness and indifference calculated to a nicety. "Well, really, Hubert, I must say you have strange v friends a woman who would use her friendship to extort from you" - Caroline's manner was as virtuous as a copybook maxim, and her tone was the one the Sunday school para

gon employs for the benefit of the superintendent. Never before had she found Hubert so easy to bait. Really

this -was- - too delicious!:" - - . -,

In the midst of bis rage Hubert had a gratifying vision of how Caroline's

pride' and indifference must crumple

before actualy knowledge. -

"Listen - to me!" he cried, holding his emotions in leash that they might presently - leap to full expression. "Your trunks are in the hands of the appraisers. You've been caught in a

ridiculous He, and she" j (To Bo Continued.)

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Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns

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and appears glossy, lustrous and abundant. Adv. -

Pyorrhea the

nearly everybody has

No matter how sound your teeth may seem to be, no matter how you may scoff at the idea of your having this disease, it is a positive fact that the germ which causes it is working now in your teeth. r The appalling discovery of this fact that the germ which causes pyorrhea is one which inhabits every human mouth was made over a year ago. Since then dent-, ista have been urging everyone to take special precautions ink their daily toilet to prevent this disease

from developing m its acute' form of bleeding gums, ten derness in chewing and loose teeth. To meet the need for such a daily treatment and to enable everyone to take the necessary precautions against this disease, a prominent dentist has put his r -1

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ARCADE. 1 ! Mrs. fiske is once again to be seed in her famous role of "Becky Sharps," in the recently completed Edison masterpiece, "Vanity .Fair . released through the Klelne-Edison feature service and booked as . the stellar attraction at the Arcade theatre on Wednes

day. Mrs Fiske played the role

throughout the country precisely one

thousand times. Her one thousand" and

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LYRIC. In the. Kingdom of Nosey Land a large nose is the . sign of high bir(h. At the time our story opens there is no heir to the throne in sight and the hunchback dwarf covets the vacant place to which he seems entitled by the tremendous size of his nose. In fact, the dwarf's chances seem so good that he and bis father step into the throne room and try on the crown.

CENTENNIAL HEADS DISCUSS PAGEANTS

B. F. Wissler of Cambridge City, chairman ot tbe Wayne county centennial committee, heard plans outlined for pageants at the meeting of county chairmen In Indianapolis Friday and Saturday. The committee considered having medals modeled after the work of some famous Indiana sculptor to present in connection with the pageants. A number of committees were appointed. A delegation of which T. A. Mott of Seymour, formerly superintendent of the Richmond schools. Is a member. - will - appear before the state board of education and ask for the incorporation ot more Indiana history in text books used m the schools.

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