Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 26, 12 December 1917 — Page 5

VIENNA T AGBL ATT ATTACKS WILSON

AJfTSTERBAM; Bee. 11. GeKj3ant11 en America's .declaration f war f aiast Austria-Hungary, he Xeues Wiener . Tsi of. Vienna Says: ''Pres'deafc YB?on sudden Mes that waif must be declared against AustriaHungary en tbe.greTind that jen4 is Bennany's va3eai . is the iratiest ef pis career as war belter: We are not frightened by his declaration at war; that Mr. Wilson shenld think he knows us Better than we knew eurwives mates us iaugh: the Fremdenblatt of Vienna refers to the faet that Ameriaa's af declaration was almost simultaneous with the armistice negotiations with Rusaia and says it is a natural presump tion that President Wilson ees in tho torn of events in Russia the danger of a possible peaee and desires by hid move to prevent the old world irom ftndisB fenose and to -head off stop page of garnering of the enormous advantages obtained by America from the devastation of European states by war. 8CHOOL BUILDINQ BURNS HATFORD CITY, Deo.. lJrrThe weekly fire drill practice in the city schools here proved its Value when fire, of unknown origin, was discovered in the West Side school, The pupils were immediately dismissed and there was no confusion, The to tal loss is estimated at $300, fully covered by insurance,

Heart and Home Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1) We are two girls sixteen and seventeen and are sophomores in high school. We are fairly good looking and dross welL One of us plays the piano and the other the ukelele. We attend all the basketball games, school func- ! tlons, Y. W. C. A. and church, but still we have some difficulty In getting acquainted with boys. Our parents do not object to our having friends at home. How are we to get acquainted with boys? (2) There are two boys on the basket ball team who are in our assembly that we would like to know. By their actions wo think they like us. How can we get ac quainted? (3) Wo are to give a New Year party. Would it be proper to invite these boys? What could we serve and what games could we play? JUST SNIPPY. (1) You are very young to go with boys and should not give them so much thought. If you try to enjoy yourselves with girls you will be much happier than to seek pleasures which do not come to you readily. When you are older, if you do not seem too eager, some boys will like you. (2) If the boys like you well enough to want to be better acquainted they will seek you do nothing yourselves to further the matter. (3) Do not invite the boys unless they invite you to do something first. You can find a book of games at the library. I have not space to devote to them here. MENU HINT Breakfast Stewed Pears Toasted Corn Flakes Rice Flour Griddle Cakes " Corn Syrup Coffee or Cocoa. Lunchon. Beef Broth. Baked Potatoes. Rye Sandwiches. Peanut Butter. Apple Sauce Dinner. Halibut Steak. Efcalloped Potatoes Cold Slaw with Pimento. Baked Beans Fruit Jello. Drop Cakes. Coffee. PANCAKES Whole Wheat Pancakes To each pint sweet milk (or milk and water mixed) use one egg1. two teaspoons baking powder (rounded), one-half tea?poon soda, two and one-half cups :lour, two tibleepoons cornmeal. Sift, flour, soda, salt, baking powder and cornmeal. Beat egg good and add buttermilk and egg with the other ingredients; beat good for about three raiputes. Serve with maple sirup. Buckwheat Pancakes One quart buckwheat flour, one teaspoon (level) f ait, one cake yeast dissolved in one cup water, then add enough water to make a good stiff batter. Just before retiring for the night set it where it To Keep Skin Healthy, Youthful, Wrinkleless Now thiit the social aotson la here, be eayt-cifciiy careful to keep your skin In fine condition. You know how con- . eplououa complexion defect appear under the brlit litfht of the drawing or ball room. Alto how very evident are pome makeujn when elmllarly Illuminated. . I have rnbelf dltcardud coametlca entirely, ustnn a pruceae whloh gives far better reaulU. and which leaves no traea ' en the skin. At night I smear on a thin coat of ordinary nueroollsed wax, washing it oS nest morning. This . gradually absorbs the devltaltatd particles of surface skin: Just as gradually the mors youthful skin beneath comes forth, providing a oomplsxisn aa clear, smooth and delicately tinted as a young girl's. Get an stinos'-of Bercullad wax at your drug- ' glnt's and try this remarkable treatmitRsmexDber. too, that wrinkles, even the Uner His, J"e not easily ooneealad In , i brilliantly lighted ronm, You can quickly 'obliterate these hateful marks by hath- .' btg your faas In a solution of powdorad sazolltA, ons ounca, dissolved In witch tal, one-half pint. And your fas won't Borah la Woman' Soaim.

French Girl to Sing

at Opening Exerctse of the Night School Jfiss Eegerrf LeMenr; who witt sing the Marseillaise in French, December JO, at the High school entertainment, will sing Wednesday evening. January 9. The second term ef night school will be opened thenMisa Mary Leaise Karris will' also sing. The Sfeh sehool erchestra under th direction ef Supervisor Stoane will play several numbers. ( William Dudley Feulke will give an illustrated lecture. Members'of the school and persons interested in the Ars and Travels course may attend. Mrs. Morrisson at Pinchot Luncheon Mrs. James W. Morrisson, president nf tho rrhlrasrn TCmial Snffraea assoc iation, and Mrs. Richard Edwards of Peru, president of the Franchise League of Indiana, were the only Indianians present at a luncheon given Monday in Washington by Mrs. Gifford j Pinchot. Mrs. Morrisson is attending the j forty-ninth annual convention of the j National American Woman Suffrage! association. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dudley Foulke. Serve feot chocolate, Ice cream and cake, or chocolate, salad and watfers. Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1) What would be some nice masks for two girls who want to dress alike at a masquerade party or dance? ' ' (2) Should a girl of nineteen have a steady? (3) Is it proper for a girl to go with other boys while going with a steady fellow? (4) What kind of coats and shoes will be popular this winter? O. PAL. CI) Suabonnet girls one dressed In pink and the - other In blue would be very attractive. To go as little Japanese tea girls would also be pretty. (2) A girl of nineteen should not settle down to going with on boy she ought to be free to go with different boys. (3) No. (4) Long coats with capes or choker collars will be worn thi3 winter, and' high shoes of black, tan or gray or black and color combinations. . Dear Mrs.. Thompson: I have been worried about a few things. Do you think a married man who has four small children and no money except what he earns will be drafted? MRS. W M. Married men are drafted just the eame as unmarried men, but - they are not likely to be called until almost every other class of men has been taken. Married men who have incomes ' large enough to support their families, of course, will be drafted early. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Have you any new ideas about a high scboo annual? A READER. It would be Impossible to have new ideas without knowing the size of your class, the characteristic of the students and the teachers, and having a knowledge of the school activities. Besides, your question is out of my line it concerns neither heart nor beauty.

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won't be too warm, but not cold, cov. ered up. In the morning, just before baking, add one-half teaspoon soda to epougb water to thin batter to proper consistency for baking. You can grease your pancake griddle with pork rind. Very good eaten with fried pork, maple sirup, apple butter or peach butter, according to your taste. Always save two or three spoonfuls of batter in your crook to set next batch in the evening. Saves buying fresh yeast and is better. . Choice Pancake Recipe To one pint of sweet milk add one teaspoon sugar, one teaspoon salt, two cup3 flour, two heaping teaspoons baking powder mixed in flour. Do not beat the batter. Stir just enough to mix in the flour. BANISH GRAY HAIR Don't. look old and gray don't fall behind in Life's procession. Bring back a natural, even color to your hair in a perfectly healthful, simple way by using guaranteed Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. . You -ought to have beautiful hair; dark, lustrous and silky. Q-ban is all ready to use money back if not satisfied. Sold by Clem Thistlethwaite and Hoover's Drug Stores and all good drug stores, 73c per large bottle. Try Q-ban Hair Tonic; Liquid Shampoo; Soap. Also Q-ban Depliatory. HAIR COLOR RESTORER Adv.

NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss Estate of. Caroline Miller, deceased, Notice is hereby given that the un; dersigned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator of the estate of Caroline Miller, deceased, late ef Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. LEWIS TANGEMAN, Administrate?, Robtiae, Relief aad Roboins, Attys. deo.6-18-l

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