Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 227, 7 July 1919 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1919.

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HOUSEHOLD HINTS I By" Mrs. Morton J

TESTED RECIPES Bread Crumb Omelet Mix one-half cup bread crumbs with one-half cup milk. Beat the whites and the yolks of two eggs separately. Add the bread crumbs and the milk to the yolk and season. Cut the stiffly beaten whites Into yolks, turn Into a hot omelet pan In which one teaspoon fat has been melted. Allow It to become firm and brown on the bottom; put in oven and dry out the top, fold and serve Immediately. In these days when eggs are so expensive, this omelet is

a great help to the housewife in that ii goes twice as far as an ordinary omelet and Is also delicious and nutritious. Bread and CheM Souffle Add to two cups of thick cream sauce onequarter cup snappy cheese and stir over the fire until cheese Is melted. Line the bottom of a casserole or baking dish with bread, pour over

some of the cream sauce, put In another layer of bread and more cream sauce, etc. This recipe takes about six slices of bread. Put in the oven for about twenty minutes to heat the

bread through. Dry bread can be very

economically used in this recipe by

just softening It in the milk out of which you Intend to make the cream

sauce.

Baked Cabbage With Tomato Sauce Six cabbage leaves, two tablespoons

fat, one chopped onion, one cup ground

left over meat, one and one-half cups

bread crumbs, one-half teaspoon sage,

one teaspoon salt, pepper and water.

Melt the fat, add onion and cook until brown, add crumbs, seasonings and meat. Mix well and add enough water to hold mixture together, roll and fasten with toothpicks. Place in

well greased baking dish, add half cup water. Bake in moderate oven one-half hour. Serve with tomato sauce.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have a white mllan hat nearly sailor shape. I want to trim it with ribbon and one flower a rose or poppy. Can you suggest a becoming color of ribbon and flower? I am a brunette with a sallow complexion. CONSTANT READER. Trim your hat with black or brown ribbon and an orange flower. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it proper to tip your hat In a street car? The etiquette for tipping a hat holds good In the street car as well as on the street.

They re Going To Be Longer And Narrower In Boston

HEART AND BEAUTY PROBLEMS By Mr. Elizabeth Thompson

Dear Mrs. Thompson r I am eighteen year old and graduated from high school this June. Since I am of age I am certainly a young lady and old enough to be treated as such by my own family. I have an older sister who was allowed to entertain boys when she was sixteen. At the ago of sixteen she went to work and was allowed to spend all but $10 a month on herself. I was forced to graduate from high school and now that I have done 60 I am told that I cannot go to work but will have to stay at home and help mother with the housework. I have no pretty clothes and no spending money. Besides this, my sister is considered the only young lady In our family and she is allowed to entertain all the young men Bhe wants to, while I am not allowed to entertain any one. Do you think this Is fair? And what shall I do to make them see that I am grown up now? ELSIB. Tou are certainly a young lady now and should be allowed to entertain young men at your home. Is there no one in your family to plead your case your father, mother or siBter Perhaps if you reason with them you can help them to see your point of view. Do not rebel against staying at home to help mother. It is only right of course, that you should have an allowance for staying at home. In case you receive no spending money after doing your part for a few months you will be justified in insisting that your parents permit you to work outside the home. You and your sister could contribute toward paying a maid to help your mother. Do your very best to co-operate with the wishes of your parents, because when they 6ee that you are trying to do your part they will be al lthe more willing to do things for you. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it all right to take garden flowers to the home of a boy friend who is sick? One of the neighbor boys who lives about ten houses away from me has had pneumonia. We have beautiful

poppies ana roses in our yara auu i would like to take him some. Do you think it would bo all right for me to do so? DOUBTFUL. Yes. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Seven years ago I met my brother-in-law's brother. Although he and I were in our teens we thought we were in love. After the two weeks we spent together he went to his home and I went to mine. Last winter he wrote that he wanted to spend his vacation with me this year at some summer resort. We have the place all picked out. I expected my mother to chaperone us, but now she says she doesn't want to. Would it be all right for me to go alone 6ince I know I will do the right thing? I have a young married friend who would like to go but she cannot afford it. Do you think it would be all right for my boy friend and me to take her along and pay her expenses between us? I think she would go if she thought she could help me 'by doing so. She is five years older than I am. MABEL. You should not go to a summer resort without a chaperone. People are so eager to talk that they will iind something to say even if a girl knows she is doing the right thing. Convention says that a chaperone is necessary under circumstances like yours, and convention should be respected in this instance.

It would bo all right for the two of

you to pay the expenses of your married friend and ask her to go along as your chaperone. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Would you advise me to have my eyebrows made narrow? My cousin from New York has come to see me and she has the prettiest eyebrowB I have ever seen. They are so arched and perfectly shaped. I would like to have eyebrows like hers. She says she knows how to remove the superfluous hair and she can do It for me. Shall I have it done? ROSE T. I would not have anything done to my eyebrows if I were you. The hair will come back thicker and coarser and will make the brows ill shaped. I have seen brows edged with short, bristling hair, and they were anything but attractive.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: What do you think of a young man who takes a girl's ring and does not return it? My girl friend and I were at a show and her boy friend and another boy were at the eame show. They took us home and we all went to my girl friend's house for awhile. Then the boy tpok me home. On the way he teased to wear my ring. I gave it to him thinking he would give it back to me the next time he came to see me. He has not come to see me and I don't think he will. He has had the ring seven weeks. What shall I do? Write him a letter and ask him to bring the ring to me? My girl friend has not seen her boy friend eince that night either. WORRIED. Write to the boy and ask him to kindly return the ring. It will not be necessary to suggest the means by which he can get it to you. Doubtless he will respect your request and find a way to get it to you.

BOSTON, Mass., July 7. Boston women are going to wear 'em longer and narrower despite the edict of the Chicago dress-making convention that skirts are to be shorter and fuller. At Chicago it was declared that skirts were to be seven inches from the ground and much fuller in an effort to get away from the clinging styles.

But Boston dressmakers are seemingly paying no attention to the edict. Their designs for the fall are along

the narrow and silhouetty lines.

The Texas legislature has passed a minimum wage law for women and children.

Only one woman in every four in the candy trade of Philadelphia receives as much as $14 per week for her labor.

HAGERSTOVN WILL HAVE CHAUTAUQUA HAGERSTOWN. Ind., July 7. At the close of a successful five days' session of the Hagerstown Chautauqua, Sunday evening, 51 business men of Hagerstown and vicinity pledged

enough tickets to guarantee mai there will be another session here In 1920. Crowds of 900 or 1,000 people attended the headline performances, and the avoratrpi ran about 500 or 600.

While the treasurer's report has not

been made public, tne cnautauqua was a financial success, it is said.

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CEVELAND Street car traffic was tied up here Sunday when approxi

mately 2,600 motormen and conductors went on strike to enforce their demands for a wage increase of twelve

cents an hour. Several unsuccessful

attempts were made to start cars.

HAMILTON The trial of Germain

Schmitt, who is charged with having shot and killed his wife, Tillie Wimmer Schmitt, on January 21, 1919, be

gan Monday before Judge Clarence

Murphy.

MARIETTA Colonel Albert Onnen

heim, head of the Marietta Torpedo

company, died at his home Sunday.

He was a native of Bluffton, Ind., and formerly was active in Democratic politics in Indiana.

CHILLICOTHE Four prisoners in the county jail here escaped Sunday by breaking a lock on the door. N. E. Kesecker, of Indianapolis, is one of the fugitives. ELYRIA Investigation will be made into the death of Ferdinand Nary of Grafton, who died in a hospital here as the result of Injuries sustained while on a picnic. Five companions who were with him on the picnic tell conflicting stories as to Nary's death.

Boston, Ind.

MANSFIELD Two women and four

men were killed and two other persons injured when an automobile in which they were riding was struck here Saturday morning by a special Pennsylvania train loaded with fight fans on the way from Pittsburg to Toledo.

TELLS OF WORK ABROAD

NEW PARIS, July 7. A. L. Hinkle, head of the Salvation Army work in France, spoke at a meeting at the

Christian church in New Paris, Thurs

day evening before a large crowd. He displayed the German flag which the

Americans captured when they enter

ed Metz and told how It was taken.

He talked for two hours on his ex

periences abroad.

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Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Beard had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beard and family of College Corner, Mrs. Earl Campbell and son Paul of Campbellstown, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eby Ernest Ambrose is visit

ing relatives in Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eikenberry of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkinson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bosworth of Cincinnati are guests of relatives here Mr. and Mrs. John Long spent the Fourth in Cincinnati. . .Mrs. Frank Willis and children of Peru are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Porterfield Mr. and Mrs. Evan Phenis are the parents of a baby daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson entertained a party of friends Wednesday evening in honor of their guest, Miss June Robinson of DeLong, Ind Virgil Iverholser and Harry Pottenger have received their discharges and returned home after several months in camp Worthie Williams and James Ambrose visited in Peru Thursday Miss Margie Johnson spent Thursday with her grandparents at Losantville.

Diamond cutting factories are to be established in South Africa under gov

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At a time when I had become discouraged at trying various hair lotions, tonics, specialists' treatments, etc., I came across, in my travels, a

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To my amazement light fuzz soon appeared. It developed, day by day. Into a healthy zrowtn, and ere long my hair was as dtoUSo &i in

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