Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 151, 7 May 1918 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MAY. 7, 1918

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ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ' I am a young fellow in high school. I have, gone with a girl for some time, but recently have met several others about whom I feel I care more. How can I get rid of my first girl?

There are a number of young ladies staying at our place and all are jolly and full of fun. They tease me unmercifully about my girls, where I live, and everything I do. They also call me pet names. I can't tell what to , do. What would you do in a case like this? D. Drop the girl , gradually if you ' do not like her any more. Start to go with other girls, too. It would

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your age to go with only one girl

Laugh at the girls when .they tease you -and. pretend -to 4o. even worse things than they suggest. Also call the girls pet names. You certainly, can get as much fun out of the teasing if you try as the girls do.- " Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1) Wont you think a girl of seventeen is old enough to go with boys? (2) If a father objects to having his girl go with fellows and a mother doesn't, what should she do? (3) Is it proper for a girl to go with a fellow if after she has gone with him a while he" doesn't aske her for steady company? , A LONESOME Gliy-. (1) She is a little young, but an occasional evening with one is all right. I think. (2) She should be on the safe side and wait until she is a little older before going with boys. Eighteen is the age that is considered all right. (3) Yes, it is all right. The majority of boys do not ask for steady company.

Activities of Women

A conference on Child Welfare will ,

be held In the Assembly. Room of the Claypool Hotel, Indianapo'is, Thursday, May 9, under the auspices of the Woman's section of the State Council

j of Defense. All child welfare work- ; ers invited. . The list of speakers In:clnde renresentatives, not only of J Indiana child-welfare agencies, public

ana prnvate, out or two great nauonai organizations which are concerning themselves with the welfare of the home, the Children's Bureau and the American Red Cross. The meeting is an opportunity to hear what these experts have to tell. At 12:30 of the same day a lun

cheon will be given in the Riley.j

Room of the Claypool Hotel. In honor of Miss LathroD. at which Mrs. Car-

! lisle will preside. The luncheon will

be $1.00 per plate. Please mail requests for reservations accompanied by checks to Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon, Room 83, State House, Indianapolis. No reservations can be made after May 8. '

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MENU HINT. Breakfast Rye Bread Toast Apricot Sauce Coffee: - V r Luncheon Potato Salad with French Dressing Corn Bread Tea Dinner Oxtail Savory Stew Chocolate Corn-Starch Pudding Buckwheat Spice Cokies VEGETABLE CANDIES. Candied - Fruit Peel Remove the peel from the fruit carefully, cut into narrow strips and remove the white. Cover with dates and cook until tho peel is tender. Drain, saving the wkater. Put one-half cupful corn syrup into one-quarter cupful of the water in which the fruit has been cooked. Cook until it boils, ut in the peel and boil very slowjy until most of the water has evaporated. Lift the peel on a fork to drain and then roll each piece in coarse granulated sugar. This fruit reel will keep a long time if put in glass jars.

Green Pea Candy Make thick pulp from dried, canned or fresh peas. Boil one-half cupful pea pulp, one cupful sugar, one cupful corn syrup and onehalf cupful water three minutes. Add one ounce gelatine softened in oltehalf cupful water and boil until it threads from a spoon. Add one drop oil of peppermint Pour into tin caketins which have been rinsed in cold water. Have the mixture about onequarter Inch thick. Let stand until it hardens. (It may stand over night.) Take. out and lay on. a flat surface; cut into dainty shapes, roll 'in granulated sugar. Apple Sauce Candy Pare and core the apples, cover with water and cook rapidly until soft, about ten minutes), sweeten to taste and add a little spice or the juice of a lemon if desired. Cook until very thick. Take out on an agate -pan in circles containing about four tablespoonsfuls, and dry in a warm oven with the door partly open (135 degrees F.)

A state conference of the "Fourteen Minute Women Speakers" Bureau is called for Friday, May 10, at the Claypoop Hotel Assembly Hall, Indianapolis, b the Chairman Julia C. Henderson. All Fourteen Minute Women are urged to be present. The morning session beginning at 9:30 will be given over to roll call by counties, together with a speaker-of note who will give instruction in public speaking. " A luncheon will be held at noon at which time talks by the various chairmen of the Women's Section of the State Council of Defense will be heard. At the afternoon session a speaker fro mthe National Food Administration will be present. Luncheon tickets at $1.00 per plate should be ordered at once from Mrs. R, Harry Miller, 1301 N. Alabama street, Indianapolis. Reservations must be closed by 9:30 on the morning of May 10. The Marion county speakers Trill be hostesses at the meeting.

Revelations of a Wife BY ADELE GARRISON

"POOR BLIND CHILD!" ,,,,.1 could hardly stand as I took the telephone receiver from Mrs. Stewart's hand. The revulsion from deadly fear to the assurance that everything was all right with Dicky and Jack left me weak as a baby. "Margaret!" Jack's voice came over the 'phone vibrant with tenderness and strength. "Oh. Jack. Jack!" I was half hysterical from the strain I had been under, and I could not control the tears In my voice. "Steady, dear, steady!" came Jack's ouiet voice. "You must not break down now. Everything is all right." "Did you see Dicky?" My throat was so parched that the words were almost a whisper, but Jack caught them. "Yes. and I think we understand each 'other." he said quietly. "He is on his way to you now. I want you to promise that you will forget everything that has passed, and greet him lovingly. . I slmDly cannot go away unless I know that everything: is all right aealn between you and your husband." My thoughts flew back to the last time Jack had refused to leave me when trouble threatened me. When the physician told me that my little mother could live but a few. weeks he was preparing for his expedition to South America. At considerable financial loss he had put aside his own plans, postponed his trip and devoted himself to my mother and me until everything was over and I back at my work again. And I could see in the light of what 1 had learned since his return that the only reason he did not ask me to be his wife at that time was Ihe fear that I might accept him through gratitude. "Try to Foraet Me" Again the unbidden, unwelcome query came to mv mind. Would it rot perhaps have been better for me if he had revealed his heart to me? .' Jack's voice brought me back from the nast to the present. "What is the matter. Madge? I am waltin for your word, dear. I know you will not break It." "Yes. Jack, I promise." I said faintlv. "But. oh. Jack, 1 can't bear to have you go away like this! Is this really the erd? Am I not to 6ee you just one more?" V'ver in nil mv partings with mv brother-cousin had I felt so griefMrloken. Of course, this was partly due to the fact that he was Koine across the ocean, to loin the French engineering corns. The chances were vrv much against his ever coming ra-V araln. But .there was a more sinister side to my sorrow. I felt guilty, as If it were mv hand that was nushing him o cross the water. T could not have felt worse If I had written the warrant for his execution. "You nr making it verv hard for me. dear " Jack's voice held a renroprh that stung m. "You know

I must not see you aeain. "And. Margaret," his voice sounded n sterner, almost a bitter note, "try to forget me altogether." How Mrs. Stewart Helped "I never can do that. Jack," I answered tremulously.. . "Better so. dear; better 60," he said gravely. "Your future la with your husband. He loves you madly, devotedly. You must do nothing that will disturb your happiness." My brain was so filled with the Image of Jack's going away from me that I did not realize the significance of hla words about Dicky. "1 said goodby to you an hour ago," the deep voice went on. ."You know everything that is In my heart. If

you ever need me, and I am alive, Mrs. Stewart will let me know, and I will come to you at once. Now be a brave girl -once more and .w ish me luck." "You know I wish you everything that is good," I returned, struggling with my sobs. "Goodby, Jack." "Goodby." The deep voice held a huskier note, and Jack hung up the receiver abruptly, as if he too, could bear no more. The moment had come! I had a feeling which amounted almost to a premonition that never again would I hear my brother-cousin's voice. As I turned from the telephone Mrs. Stewart rushed toward me. "Here, quick, sit down." she said, and going to her corner cupboard was back almost instantly with a tiny glass of cordial. Something in my face must have alarmed her, for she pressed the pungent liquid to mv lips and Insisted that I drain every drop of it. I was too numb with the emotions that had racked me to resist her. I drank what she gave me, choking . a . little at its strength, and then with closed eyes wearily rested my head against the chair back. I felt my old friend's hand lightly stroking my hair, and her voice murmuring words of which I could catch only an occosional one. But there was one word which I caught more than once. . "Blind! blind!" she said mournfully and then, "poor, blind child!"

Rhubarb, Because of its extreme acidity, rhubarb can be canned safely without processing. . Select young, tender rhubarb and cut either into 2inch pieces or into lengths to fit the jar when placed verically. , Pack in sterilized jars in vertical rows. - Cover with fresh cold water and allow jars to stand 10 minutes. Drain off the water, and again fill to overflowing with fresh cold water.- Use sterilized rubber, cap and seal at once. An economical product can be secured by canning rhubarb sauce. Cut the rhubarb into 1-inch lengths and steam until tender. For each quart of sauce add cup of sugar. Pack hot in sterilized jars and process quarts for 10 minutes. The method of packing fruits and vegetables into containers and sterilizing the product after it is packed has superseded, to a very large extent, the old plan of cooking the food in an open kettle, transferring it to hot jars and sealing without any further sterilizing. Since this is true, the first consideration is a sterilizing vessel.

ON WAY TO FRANCE ANZACS VISIT GOTHAM; "SOME CITY" THEIR COMMENT

Quaker School Pointed Yellow and Black at Night NOBLESVILLE, Ind.. Mav 7 The

outer walls of the Union Hisrh Academy at Westfield. one of the most

widely known Quaker schools in the

state, was coated with black and yel

low paint last Saturday night, according to information received here yes

terday. The educational institution's superintendent is the Rev. William Smith, and his home in Westfield was treated in the same manner. The Rev. Mr. Smith estimates the damage at $200.

The Rev. Mr. Smith was asked over

the telephone about the matter and he said that both his home and the school building had been desecrated with paint, but 6tated that he could offer no explanation as to why he and his school had been singled out for such a demonstration. Among the inscriptions on the academy is a picture of the German iron cross, painted in black. A similar cross appears on the home of the Rev. Mr. Smith. The inscriptions of "proGerman" and "slacker" were also on his home. "I can account for the trouble In no other way than to think it was the work of a lot of hoodlums," said the Rev. Mr. Smith. A rumor reached here that the school, through its officers, refused to sanction the sale of Liberty bonds. It was not stated tonight whether an investigation will be ordered.

Mrs. A. H. Dell has been elected overseer of the poor of Woodbury, N. J. - -

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Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook. Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook has just been placed in command of the southern department of the army with headquarters in San Antonio. He was detailed before that as a brigadier commander at Camp Sherman, and prior to that was chief instructor of military art at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. ,

Gas in the Stomach is Dangerous Recommends Daily. Use of Magnesia To Overcome Trouble. Caused by Fermenting Food and Acid Indigestion. Gas and wind in the stomach accompanied, by that full, bloated feetins? after eating are almost certain evidence of the presence of excessive hydrochloric acid in' the stomach, creating so-called "acid indigestion." Acid stomachs are dangerous because too much acid irritates the delicate lining of the stomach, often leading to gastritis accompanied by serious - stomach ulcers. Food ferments and sours, creating the distressing gas which distends the stomach and hampers the normal functions of the vital internal organs, often affecting the heart. It is the worst of folly to neglect such a serious condition or to treat with ordinary digestive aids which have no neutralizing effect ' on the stomach acids. Instead get from any druggist a few ounces of Bisurated Magnesia and take a teaspoonful in a quarter glass of water right after eating. This will drive the gas, wind and bloat right out of the body, sweeten the stomach, neutralize the excess acid and prevent Its formation and there is no sourness or pain. Bisurated Magnesia (in powder or tablet form never liquid or milk) is harmless to the stomach. Inexpensive to take and the best form of magnesia for stomach

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A contingent of 500 Australian troops, some of ' them representatives of that original force of fighters from the big island continent that played a part in the Gallipoli campaign, arrived in New York a few days ago, on their way to the western front. They were amazed at the immensity of the American metropolis. "Some city," was their enthusiastic comment.

This is sometimes called a processor. Cooking the food In the jar to sterilize it is known as processing. This cook

er must be large enough to hold a convenient number of packed jars and must be fitted with a false bottom and

Modest William Hands Out Photos of Himself (By Associated Pressi AMSTERDAM, May 7i The Kaiser, according to the Koelnische Zeitung, Is having photographs of himself distributed among Germans expelled from enemy countries. The photographs bear the following over the Emperor's signature: "By God's grace and our . superior achievements our war of defense has led up to victories which will leave big traces in the world's developments during the next few decades. "A stronger empire and a people cleared in sight (with clarified vision) will be wiUi out German brothers abroad when they rebuild the work places of German industry and German intellectual life."

tight cover. A wash boiler, bucket or galvanized tub can be used for a processor. Rhubarb Conserve. 4c rhubarb; 2c sugar; 1 orange (Juice); c raisins. Cook rhubarb until tender. Drain off water. Add all other ingredients. Cook 20 minutes.

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Will Discuss Plans For Coming Season

. Members of the Wayne County Plsb and Game Protective association will meet Tuesday evening in the circuit court room 10 niscuss plans for tha coming year. The meeting Is acheduled to begin at 7:30. . r

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