Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 81, 14 February 1918 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PAUAiWUM AND SUN-TELEG RAM, THURSDAY, FEB: 14, 1018.

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lpro1fiietBcS - 21 MW. ELIZABETH THOMRfON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you ?lease publish ray questions and anwera, but kindly withhold my letter at explanation which I am enclosing? (1) Do you think I did wrong to eparate from my husband in the .'irst place? Should I continue to

live with him the rest of my life without his ever confessing he Is wrong? . (2) I have not

gone to church for

some time. Do you think I should return and do as before? I get little or no good. (3) Should I go and give him the child? HOPE. (1) No. you did not do wrong In leaving your husband in the first place. When a man is so cruel that he is danger-

Dur his wife should certainly leave dim. I think you bhould leave your husband again and go home to live with your father. Your soul and body will be enslaved living with him and putting up with the treatment you receive. In most cases I do not advise reparation, but with you I think it is different. (2) I do not think you should go to the church you have been attending, because you will only be unhappy there, but I do thtnk you need rhurch and If you leave your husband I would advise you to attend auother. (3) You have no reason to know that the child will receive kind treatment on ' the contrary you have every reason to think your husband will not be the right kind of a guide. Take your child with you. You and your parents can find some way to make a homo for him. You can find work to do and leave your child with your parents during the day. Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1) If a fellow takes a girl into a theatre who

should go in first, the boy or the girl? Does it make any difference where they sit? (2) If a boy takes a girl to a restaurant what should the girl order If the fellow doesn't say anything definite about the order? BLOCK HEAD. (1) The girl goes into the theatre first and chooses the place where 6he wishes to sit. If there is an usher she follows him to the seat he indicates. (2) It is here privilege to order whatever she thinks she would like. A thoughtful girl takes Into consideration the finances of the boy and does not order many or expensive things. Many people who do not want to spend a great deal order a club sandwich and a desert. The sandwich is large and a meal in itself. Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1 At my age, can you tell me where 1 can get work? I am fourteen years old and have quit school. (2) I have dark brown hair and green eye3. What color dress would you advise me to wear? BABY. (1) You might get a position as office girl in a doctor's or dentist's office or in a legal office, or you might do housework. It would be much better for you to take some place in a nice quiet household than to get into the commercial world while you are so young. (2) You ought to be able to wear browns and greens and yellows very well, however, it depends a good deal on your complexion. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have fallen

in love with a very nice respectable young school teacher who is teaching a country school. He isn't such a well-to-do fellow, but he is decent and respectable. Would you please tell me how I can gain this young man's affection? BLUE EYES. There is an old saying, "Chase love and it will flee from thee. Flee love and it will follow thee." Forget .the

teacher until ho makes advances to

you.

Picture Players Pay Million in Income Tax; Fairbanks Pays Most LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 14 Over a million dollars in taxes will be paid by a few of America's picture players. Figures gathered from the stars. Figures gathered from the stars themselves showed a total running into nine figures. Leading the list is Douglas Fairbanks, whose income tax and excess profit tax, together with other taxes levied by the government, is $450,000. Fairbanks' secretary an-

nouncea the ngures aner consumng I with United States Tax Collector Car- ! ter. I Mary Pickford hands Uncle Sam

1917 earnings as income tax. war income tax, excess profit tax, surtax, and other members of the tax Tamil'. Based on his 1917 income, on which tax is levied. Charlie Chaplin pays the government $100,000. This figure, his secretary said, was due to last year. Theda Bara's secretary says she pays "an enormous" income tax. Theda is reticent about figures. "It is not a matter on which the public should be informed," she says.

Teacher of German Will Aid Ohio Food Ruler

OXFORD, O., Feb. 14. Dr. -Felix Emil Held, associate professor of German in Miami University, has been

j relieved from duty for the remainder j of the year, and will go to Columbus

to assist State Food Administrator Croxton.

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that if she said anything more about old women turning into witches and killing young people in their sleep I would turn her over to the police and have her locked up as an insane pereon." "Where do you suppose she ever got such a notion?" Lillian shrugged her shoulders. "When you're as old as I am, my dear child, you'll cease to wonder at anything one of these foreign children doea or says. Don't you know that in certain sections of Europe they believe

just as firmly in black art and magic

and witchcraft as people did hundreds of years ago? They usually get it out of their systems after they have been aver here a few years, but it takes

i time."

We had dropped into chairs aa we talked. Lillian had rattled on so rap

idly, as was her usual custom, that I

Uaa De5U UUSUIV VU uuc uci uac U1UII courtesies. "Do take off your wraps," I said at the first opportunity. "Can you not stay to dinner with us? Dicky will be here shortly." "It can't be done," she returned. 'Harry and I have an engagement to dine out tonight. Beastly bore, too. a sort of business obligation of Harry's. Bnt I roust hurry borne and dress. I just dropped in to ask you " The opening of the outer door interrupted her. Dicky came in breezily. "Helio, Lll! Haven't seen you since Sunday night. Where have you been keeping yourself?" He held out a cordial hand to her, then turned to me and kissed me. "Well, professor." he said. "I suppose you're in the plutocrat class now?" Mrs. Underwood looked puzzled. I hastened to explain. "Dicky is talking nonsense, as usual," I smiled at him. "Perhaps you remember I had an offer from the Lotus Study Club to conduct a history class. I met the secretary this afternoon and arranged terms." "How delightful!" Lillian exclaimed. "What did you hold the old girl up for?" Dicky asked. I thought I detected a sneer in his voice. I knew he hated the idea of my doing anything

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Coffee Lunch

Savory Rice Corn Muffins Cocoa Baked Apples Dinner Rolled Steak Corn Bread Stuffing Spinach Endive Salad Tincapple Tapioca Half Cups Coffee THINGS WORTH KNOWING Bsd Covering Fasten paper flour sacks to an old blanket and place between two comforters on the bed. It in far better than newspapers and in fastening them to a blanket they stay in place and do not rattle so much. A sood way to do is to use a layer of flour sacks in making comforters with the battiug. Fine Substitute for furniture polish, if the scratch is pot too deep (and even then it will cover it) Use &Ti English walnut meat. Household CementTake equal parts wood or coal ashes, salt and any kind of dry clay. Sift together through sieve, add water to make like mortar. This will get hard as a stone and find many uses for it in the home. THE TABLE Lima Beans With Pork Chops One pound lima beans, 'one-half cup strainrd tomatoes, one small onion, two or three tablespoons sugar if desired, one pound pork chops. Soak limas over night, cook beans until tender but not mushy, letting chops cook with them until nearly tende r. While beans are cooking add tomato and onion. Season all. put in baking dish with chops and bake. Allow one and one-balf hours for boiling and the same for baking. Economy Meat Dishes Make four pood meal for six people out of a 50cent nook piece. Cut meat into small pieces, roll in flour and brown in spider in tablespoon of hot lard substitutes. Then put two quarts water on it and boil till tender. Use half of meat for first meal. Take half of water or stock left and make n delicious vegetable soup for sreond meal by putting in potatoes, rice, ouious and carrots. Kor -third meal use most of the remainder of meat to make hash by chopping it with potatoes.

For the fourth meal use the rest

of the stock and meat and cook six or eight potatoes, onions and carrots and a cup of cooked rice. Thicken with cornstarch enough to make good and thick for a stew. Cut vegetables into quarters. Economical Salad Dressing One pound butter, four pounds flour, one cup milk, one and one-half teaspoons salt, one teaspoon mustard, three tablesppons sugar, few grains cayenne one-balf cup vinegar, one-half egg or egg substitute. Mix spices with egg and vinegar in one pan. Then melt butter, mix with flour and &tir in milk slowly until whole is thickened. Add first mixture. It thickens when cool, so add milk when used. This makes about one-half pintful. ..Cream pie One quart milk, three eggs, lump of butter, one-half cup sugar, pinch salt, three-quarter cup cornstarch (melted in a little cold water), and one tablespoon vanilla. Whip whites of the three eggs, add a little sugar and throw over cream pie. Cook crust first, then put cream over crust and place in oven again to brown. This recipe makes three pies.

BARLEY MUSH This is at its best when prepared in thefire!css cooker. Take one cupful of barley meal, two teaspoonfuls of salt and five cupfuls of water, or one cupful of milk and four cupfuls of water. Stir the meal slowly into the boiling, salted water, being careful that it does not lump. Cook for five minutes and place in the cooker over night, using one radiator.

There were 32.940,000 acres planted in wheat in India during 1916-17, yielding 10,158,000 tons of grain.

JASPER. Feb. 14. Michael A. Sweeney, former state senator, former auditor of Dubois county and later traveling deputy attorney-general of Indiana, is seriously ill at his home.

COXSTAXT SCKFEIlEIt FINDS ltliMEK 'I have been a constant sufferer from Kidney trouble and three months ngo was down sick in bed for my back aihed so severely I touldrft get up," writes C. F. Reynolds. '12 Herrick St., Elmlra. .T. T. "While in this condN tion we read of Foley Kidney Pills so I commenced takinsr thorn. Tn a few

' days I was up out of bed." Foley Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys and bladder. Kecommended for backache, rheu

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Revelations of a Wife

HOW LIL "SETTLED" KATIE "She told you then?" "About Dicky-bird's mother coming into the nest? Oh, yes, she poured out her whole soul to me." Lillian laughed. "You see. when Dicky and the rest of the bunch had that apartment several years ago they advertised for a general houseworker. Katie answered the advertisement. Green! You never saw anything so verdant in your life. If I hadn't taken pity on both the boys and her I don't know what would have become of any of them. She didn't know enough to boil water. I used to straighten things out tor her, and teach her a few things, and she wa. grateful and everlastingly afraid of me. I think the gratitude has rather worn eff, but she's still afraid of me." "She told me she was going to leave when the older Mrs. Graham arrived,"

I said. "Bui Bhe won't do it." Lillian said complacently, "that is, unless you want her to. I settled that, I fancy." "Whatever did yon say to her?" "Oh, just generally frightened, her!" she replied carelessly. "I think I put on the finishing touches by telling her

Best Way to Wash the Hair

We find you can briVifr out the beauty of your hair to its very best advantage by washing it with Canthrox. It makes a very- simple, inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses the hair ant scalp thoroughly of all tho dandruff, dirt and excess oil, leaving a wonderfully clean, wholesome feelinsr. After He use you will find that the hair dries quickly and evenly, is 'never streaked in appearance and is always bright, soft and fluffy: so fluffy, in fact, that it looks more abundant than it is. and so soft that arranging it becomes pleasure. Just use a teaspoonful of Canthrox, which you can Set from any good druggists, dissolve It In a cup of hot water: this makes a full cup of snampoo liquid, enougb so it is easy to apply it to all the hair, instead of just the top of the head. Adv.

to earn any money of nfy own. Both hia words and tone jarred upon me. I resented also his dragging out the details before Lillian Gale. "Twenty dollars a lecture," I replied shortly. I thought of the weekly income which Lillian Gale drew for her advertising drawings and jingles. It made my twenty dollars, which two hours ago had appeared so large, look

very small Indeed, magnaminous.

But Lillian was

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