Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 13, 25 November 1919 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGSAM. TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1919.

PAGE FIVE .

Heart and Beauty Problems By Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young I speak or wait for him? Things have married woman with four small child- got to turn before long or I shall go ren, but I do not love my husband, mad. 1 am in love with a man old enough to DOWN-HEARTED, be ray father. You over-estimate the regard the I know you will think it foolish, but officer has for you. He does not love I love him with all my heart, and al- j you. If he did, he would forgive you though he has never said so. 1 know ; and want to talk to you and see you he returns my love. As the saying : again. goes, "Actions speak louder than It is so foolish to think that you words." He is also married and ha3 are going mad. Your love for your a family. He is an officer of the law. ! children should be great enough to We always spoke and talked, until ; keep you from doing a dishonorable fome time ago by my fault, somethng thing. To carry on a secret love afhappened to vex him, and he is angry fair with a married man Is certainly and does not always speak. I feel as : not honorable. Make up your mind though I shall go mad. I know it is ! that you are going to be happy with wrong to love him, but I can't help i your husband and children. I f you it. I would give anything to talk i make the effort and do your part, I things over with him and get htings " am sure you will find greater happi-

Bottled, as I am very sorry for what , ness than tnrougn semsn aisnonor.

Antioch, 0. Miss Eva Brown and friend of Salem were Sunday callers at the Ross Brown home Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown Prof. Bechtol of Eldorado spent Sunday at the Russell Parks home.... Mrs. Em-

was very interesting to all present. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Parker Mrs. Marianna Engle entertained at dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Engle and daughters, Marie and Ruth, and Mr. Frank Potts and family. ....Mrs. Maud Cox. of Winchester is

helping take cars of her grandmother.

I did, but he never gave me a chance and I am afraid to speak first. Please give me your advice. Shall

Speak to the officer as you would to

any acquaintance, but do not carryon a conversation with him..

She Married An Average Man

BY ZOB BECKL.BY

Marriage is always being likened to a sea voyage. And I should say it is about as useless to try and fight off seasickness as to fight off the inevitable upheavals of married life. Some persons can cross the ocean in all sorts of storms with never a qualm. But I suspect them of having no nerves and very limited powers of observation. Some couples can eay at the end of fifty years of matrimony: "We have never had a cross word or an unhappy hour." Such jpairs I secretly suspect of being either threat liars or great simpletons. I cannot conceive of spending year tatter year in conjugal proximity with (any living being without collisions and hake-ups. Even congenial couples ttnust sometimes clash if any sort of Individuality exists in their craniums. Why try with such nerve-taxing energy to avert these clashes and whake-ups? Seasickness, they say, purifies our systems. Why shouldn't .n occasional quarrel, if based on come real issue, clear our spirits of .clogging elements? Thus I console myself for the fact that Jim objects strenuously to ray ,Kolng over to Athena's each morning ko do my work. T cannot possibly work at home so Song as Jim's mother is with us. I have tried and tried, and always failed. Like Jim, she refuses to regard my work as work. She puts it in the Fame category as china painting or embroidery something that one does as a sop to one's conscientious ncruploa against idleness, but drops whenever one chooses. Mother Salsbery sits and rocks and darns my stockings and Jim's, talking trivalitios until my nerves almost push through my skin. I made the mistake of mentioning to Jim that it was impossible to concentrate with some one always chattins at you. or moving about the plnce, or humming, or rattling a newspaper. Jim glared at me with real anger. "I consider you positively ungrateful. Ann," said he, "to talk like that when mother is working for you all th time." I wanted to retort: "Yes she does so many things that I don't want done, and none of the things that would really help me!" But I answered instead: "Well, I have a solullon to the situation. Jimmie. Mrs. Hast has fixed up a cubyhole for me at her apartment and I'm going over there to work." "And leave mother here alone?" said Jim, looking at me coldly. "I'm sure we don't have to treat mother as company," I replied in a tone that surprised myself for cheerfulness. I fear It is the fatal cheerfulness that means Indifference to conditions on the one hand and a nettled determination to bring about certain specific conditions on the other. "What's that about treating me as company?" asked Mother Salsbery,

coming in from the kitchen

"It is Ann's way of telling us she insists on continuing this wearisome work of hers at the home of her very Bohemian and undesirable friend, Athena Hast," sneered Jim. "Why, I thought she seemed a perfect lady," said mother, ingeniously, recalling Athena's successful pose of the day before. "She Paid lovely things about our foreign missions, and she's dead against suffrage." I hid my face behind my magazine.

I couldn't decide whether Jim looked j

more mad than surprised or more sur prised than mad. (To be Continued)

ma caDicass, Mrs. uuKe, Airs, emma Mrs. Susannah Bales, who still rePutterf and Mrs. Miies Curtis assisted mains about the same Mrs. Angie Mrs. L. D. Emerick with fodder shred- Chamness is seriouslv ill at her home ding Mr. and Mrs. George Weist south of town. She has been in failand son James and Mr. and Mrs. Eu-,ing health for a long time. Dr. Brengene Newman and family of Camden j nard, of Winchester, is attending her. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. The women's Bible Class will L. D. Enirick Mr. and Mrs. Ara-, fUrni?h dinner for Lawrence Clark's dine Tucker spent. Sunday with Mr. I saie, Wednesday The play and box and Mrs. Harvey Tucker of Eaton I supper given by the school here was Mr. and Mrs. Lester Benhemn and j well attended The Misses Hazel family were Sunday visitors of Mr. j ani violet Hardwick of Williamsburg and Mrs. John Benhemn Mr. and ; attended the box supper and play here Mrs. Bernard Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Kellv Lester Foutz of Berkley Springs, W. j Engle and daughter, Miss Marie spent a., and Charles Kerns of Middletown, j Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dan spent a couple of days at the Kerns-; Engle, who returned home Saturday Weidner home Mrs. Maggie Miller ; evening from the hospital at Indlanand Zelpha Landis and Mrs. Hazel i apolis, where he underwent a second Trunck were Friday visitors of Mrs. ; operation George Deboy and Jesse Adam Trunck Misses Ethel and i Kumber and familv spent Sunday with Ismay White were Saturday visitors Mr. Kumbler's sister and familv. of Mrs. Ardine Tucker Stanley , northeast of Union City Mr. and Eikenberry of Van Wert spent from Mrs. Allen Deboy went to Keystone, Sunday until Wednesday at the Ray- Ind Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. mond Kenworthy home Mrs. Hay- Ezra Cochran and Mr. Frank Bales, mond Kenworthy and daughter Gladys who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Ada Cochran.

raranan.....Mr. ana iwrs. waiter Christian and family of Versailles were Sunday visitors at the Joe Apgar home and Grandmother Apgar went home with them for a few days' stay Saturday visitors at the Joe Apgar home were Mr. and Mrs. Newkirl. Mr. and Mrs. Orr and daughter, and Mrs. Comer and baby, all of Dayton.

ing to having burned his home and' poisoned a nni'e to -b'-' tv, n n--ance money, was fined $100 and costs and given a buiiruucu otuitucc of from one to seven years, in circuit court .this afternoon when arraigned! before Judge Fred C. Gause, on a :

charge qj obtaining money under false pretenses. Conwell was given one of the most

severe lectures ever heard in the local! -ourt and was given to understand ! 'hat the sentence was being suspend-1 ed only on account of his wif? and six j

children, who are dependent upon him. The court told Conwell that religion did not excuse his crime and that instead of being repentent Conwell was appearing in the light of bragging about his deeds and appear

ing bs a martyr.

OLDS Head or chestare best treated ' externally with

VIC1CS VAPORl

"YOUR BODYGUARD" - 3 Of. 60.

Blountsville Convert Gets Long Sentence NEWCASTLE. Ind., Nov. 24 Frank H. Conwell. farmer of near Blountsville who confessed at a revival meot-

F airfield. Miss Blanche Cromwell is the guest of E. J. Treffinger and family at Richmond.... John Bartel and son Emmet were in this vicinity hunting last week John Steinard and Charles Brauchla spent the latter part of the week at Brookville on the jury. . There was quite a disappointed crowd at the

church Saturday night, when the Mohammedan man failed to appear and give his talk and pteroptican views of I Africa. .. .Louis Younts and wife are I visiting in St. Louis, Miss rnima I

Cambridge City. Mrs. William Shultz of Now Castle visited her sister, Mrs. J.- E. Brooks. Mrs. Charles Driggs is ill Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Crider and family of New Castle visited John Mannon and family Sunday .... Charles Close has been ill.... The body of George Weist, a former Cambridge resident, was brought hero from Indianapolis Monday for burial. Services at the

Masonic Temple at 2 p. m. Monday. Declares His Liver Is Now Active, Mrs. Edna Boyd is seriously ill Stomach Digests His Food, Pains Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor of; in His Back All Gone. New Castle visited Mrs. Laura Rich-, . . ey Sunday Some 15 or move joined j Has No More Hesd.iches or Dizzy the Methodist church Sunday night.! Spells and Feels "Fit" Since Taking Mrs. Thomas Hird is iil Mrs. Dreco, the Great Herbal Remedy. Ralph Fink snent W. dnefdav at Ind- Tt ,,.. ,,.. ... ,Vl

ii, 10 ci n;iw ii ii i in i i lidi ill' iiiir ure of the human system to eliminate

Indiana Farmer Declares Dreco Has Helped Him

entertainment Friday night at the Red Men's hall. A banquet and dance will;

till TlQrt f ( 1 n nt.nnlnir'i. . . ... r- . . . . !

founts is keeping home for the ,,. . . . ., . T) ', Cecil Rose and family and Miss Lena ,rh Fin tf m TIlJfprd i ... ' . . . , i 1 nurpdav v'rs. Dallas Jones 1 : Rose were calling on fronds here , suffprinR from in,,!ripF received l y T.h"?Aa3L nn;SLT"r!d rt'nnin a naM in Vr foe, Mrs.;

ot-uiue. luc .Bl.Ciu ui uMj0hn Shied, who has been very ill

lmaiaiory worn ana were mso inspected by Mrs. Oliver Mather, Mrs. George Jinks and Mrs. illiam Greennow were taken in. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served . . The Pythian Sisters will have the

lunch at Emmet Apsley's & Clint Cars-

its waste matter gives rise to more suffering, disease and .-diorleninc lives

improving

Bloomingport. Miss Nellie Anderson was the Sunday guest of Miss Mattie Collin.--

Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Hunt, of Fountain

than any single cause. The bowels must be kept moving daily, the kidnevs must filter the po'sons from the blood and throw them off and the liver must t-eeret it juices proper!" to aid in this opera t! in and also 10 help the stomach carry its load. Dreco, the grat herbal tonic acts on the bowels, kidney-, liver and stomach in an effective ami pleasing manner. Since taking 1h" great herb and root remedy Dreco. f am feeling trrealIv improved," stated Mr. Joseph Dme, the well known farmer of Warrington, Hancock Co., Indiana. "I had suffered from a la.y liver which gave me dizzy spells; I had ... dull, aching pain in my back ovi r my kidneys: I became very nervous so that. I never get a good night's ret. My stomach seemed unable to digest n;y food thoroai'My for it gave ni-j naupoa. pains and gas would fill me up. "I must say that Dreco has entirely relieved me an I no longer s-uffer as

of encrgv aiel

vitality. Dp ro is truly the great mrrlh ;r,e that I heard it was."

t corflr.o-1 t mv h" t for 2 Mr. Powers, the wt 11 known Dreco

1 vnr from th effects of ppiral pnou- ; orort. has hM clou art r rs nt Thist'.et'i-

ai'e's Prug ''tore, to meet the local

on's sale Tuesday. .. .Andy Kelley has City, attended Sunday School and purchased the old Baptist church of : church here Sunday. Mrs. Hunt Lewis Younts.... Fred Lopcr is stay-j preached in the morning service and ing with Theodore Cromwell during ; in the afternoon at 2::10 she held th the absence of Miss Blanche. .. .John ; blackboard to illustrate her talk. It Steinard, wife and daughter Edith ' '

spent Sunday evening with H. R. Jinks and family. . . .John Kelley and wife and Reuben Tucker attended a dance at Liberty Thursday evening. .. .John Jinks and wife entertained their children Sunday in honor of Mrs. Jinks birthday. Those present were.

Chancie Jinks and wife, Rayburn

IN BED TWO YEARS AS RESULT OF PNEUMGNSA:

is aim woe, niuuuuii t-, , , . j, .

Jinks and wife. James Jinks and wife. 1 ' " .-efere Put ferj fi:l

Thomas Jinks and family, Mr. Dawson Strcnyrtn ana Iiestl

and family and Mr. Holmes Mrs. Betty Bullman entertained Sunday

i i a navla nnA rrO 1 onrl XVilliort-i "r

. - . . , ' . i riir, i. It loft rr,0 r,-lth m nwf'il Stewart and family. .. .Georee Terson-1 , t.,., t-.

ette and family entertained company - 'tvaXfA tiv 1? itfforent o-. 3 with no PWo and evl.-un the n; ii!s of this from Connersville. Sunday Herbert . aptrent bonof t. ' ! CTat r; mcdy. See him today. Adv.

Rose and family will move to a farm

rtnwol a,oc nlitfin r-t rt , 4 n A inner I

k nC Ul """-Mne bs a martvr.

every f0sm

near Williamsburg the first of December

New Westville, 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elstro of South

daughter, of near New Paris was the Sunday guest of her sisters Mrs. Lin

I was Just telling Jim I am going Richardson and Mrs. Sam Henamar

to take my doll-rags and run over to Mrs. C. L. Horn la on the sick list.

Mrs. Hast's to sew them each morn

't had h--irn of MITV Km-il'tori b,;t

hnrl no fntth in anvthlr.r. A frlorvl urppd m. nn3 I trlo-i !t From tho flmt. T oommoneo'l to fool hotter. T hnvo tiot" taken povon hottloq nn'l am fonllnfr f!no, ITavc no roucrh or hroprhlnl trouhlo, Invo rorrilnort my floh snrl strontrth nnl nm dolntr all Mm work for ft fam!!y of fcvti. I novor felt bof-

V,- ; tPT tn mv oro -.-,:r. Doll Mvors. l'

nituuiuuu Bnt dujiuuj ai. uti run j Fulton Pt PhooritT N T Mr. and Mrs. John Mattix..Mrs. Kate; A rir-'i bofi- 1nv!toq rllonfo. T.ot Tracy and sons Verlln and Chnlmer i M !',ks Emulsii-i bui'fi von up n it has spent Sunday at the Edwards homo In : ot"r" J c1 nothinB: to try.

Richmond Mrs. Ida Hamilton ana:t,,;0 fnnA n;ronf,- .,,.,. Tt

roBtoron honlthv. nnturn! bowol aoflon. dolnsr awav with nil need of pills nn l phvfioq. It promotos npprtlfo and quickly put tho dlfrostive organs )a

Phnpo to nsslmllafo food. A" a butld-

Harriet and Berenda Horn are some;r of fion ami Btrenrth. Milks Kmni-

answered, with a bright : better at this writing Mrs. Lewis !ion is otroneriy rpcommonded to thoso

ing," I mlle.

"Doll-raga?" she queried, puzzledly.

Lott and little daughter Myrk Cather- ha.s weakenon and is a , . j . ..v. t i i powerful Bid In roslRtlns: and ropalrine spent Sunday at the Lott home in ,nsr the effort!, of wnft!nT disoasos. Richmond Mr. Steward of Rich-1 Chronic Ptomnoh troublo and oonstlmond spent Sunday evening at tho i nation nro promptly relieved uaually Allen Breece home Mr. and Mro.;ln J? flav. ,,. . Lon Breece entertained Mrs. Breese s ; ari(1 so rai.itaid?' that it is oaten with eister from Richmond Sunday. n npoon like ico rroam Truly womieri ful for WAalt. Blekly children. tv. t-,. . No matter how severe vour rnso, vou The Census Bureau prints a special Rr(, urpM tn try Mjikg Ernulslon umlor supplement for each State In the Vn-thls fruarantee Take six bottles home

ion, containing all the Census figures i with yon. use It areordlnsr to dlrre-

relatlng to the State in question.

BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE

Take Salts at first sign of Bladder Irritation or Backache.

Lynn, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. George Spillus were Muncie visitors Friday Mrs. C. E. McCoy spent the week end with her parents In Indianapolla The high school play will be given Thrsday night. The play will be repeated Saturday night for tho benefit of those who were unable to get tickets Thursday night.. .. .Mr, and Mrs. John Martin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martin and family The K. of P. lodge had a roll call Thursday night and one hundred and thirty-five members were present, also visitors, from Winchester, Williamsburg, Richmond and Spartansburg Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John Martin visited Richmond Sunday evening Mrs. Scott Patterson Mrs. Ollie Chenoweth and Mrs. Maude

Klenzle were Richmond visitors uri-1 The American men and women must day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Amos , guard constantly against Kidney trouSurface are In Richmond at the bed- Dle, because we eat too much and all side of their son. Estley, who is in a our food is rica. our blood Is filled very' serious condition.. .Mr. and Mrs. : With uric acid which the kidneys

J. C. Showalter were in Richmond strive to filter out, they weaken fromv Saturday Miss Jennie Eckels was i overwork, become sluggish; the elimi-

AoSo Owners

If you intend buying a Winter Top for your car. place your order at once for early delivery, as the factories are rushed.

W. A. PARKE

17 S. Tenth St.

Phone 1632

tlons and If not satisfied with the results, your monev will be promptlv re-

! funded. PrloT GOc and $1.20 per bot

tle. The Milks Kmulslon Co., Torre Haute. Ind. Sold by drugglst3 everywhere. Adv.

a shopper in Richmond Saturday.

A Building Food an energy food good for people who work hard and play hard Grape Nuts

I -.r..Mk A Food

ot ueiigrttTui

riavor

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kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline In health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithla.

; and has been used for generations to

flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids In the urine bo It no longer is a source of Irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot Injure, makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water beverage, and belongs In every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidney flushing any time. Adv.

WeVe Got 'Em Guaranteed Rubber Boots Red or Black New Method

Up-Staris Colonial Bldg.

Agents for Detroit Weatherproof Tops, also Auto Trimmings and Repairs of all kinds.

Good Evening! Have you seen our new PEARL BEADS XMAS IS COMING

COLISEUM, STARTING

WecL Evenin:

All Day Thanksgiving All Day Saturday

KO ICS

Published Slafement Trust Company

('HAS W JORDAN. Pres. O. P. NTSBAUM. W. H. ROM KV. J. 11 T KKTOR. Vice-Pros. U. K. SWALLOW, Stvj.-Trtas. Condensed statement of the condition of the American Trust and Saving Kirk at R; hrioiid, in the State of Indiana, at the e'.oi- oi its bu.-iiie.-ri on November 17, 1913 RESOURCES Lo-m and Discounts iTG.Ti t 41 ( ) erdrafts l 114 t. 7 t I'.onis and Stocks r.S.Sr.S.o ' Furniture and Fixtures 10.6-1 S S3 Advance to Kstates and Trusts 37 72 Due from Departments 279 7 Cash Hi.337.C:1 Trust Securities 13.0ftS Total Resource.? f 643,27.5') LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in h'.0aa 00 Undivided Profits Net 0.r2 4 .7 Demand Deposits ?3S7.fi52 r1 Savings Deposits 9S.fft2.4i5 Trust Deposits 13.149. M Special Deposits l-i.on',.52 Certifio.i Checks CJ 91 Due to Banks and Trust Companies 10,65?.1G 52.49 i. 11 Trust Investments 13.00S.30 Total Liabilities $C43,027.r0 Deposits Nov. 17, 1919 $520,494.43 Deposits Nov. 17, 1918 $402,005.84 Gain $118,488.59 FOUR YEARS OLD WITH DEPOSITS EXCEEDING ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS IS PROOF OF THE APPRECIATION OF OUR POLICY OF PROMPT. CAREFUL AND ACCOMMODATING SERVICE TO ALL. State of Indiana, County of Wayne, es: I. R. E. Swallow, Secy.-Treaa. of the American Trust and Savings Bank, of Richmond, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. R. E. SWALLOW. Secy.-Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 24th day of November, 1&19. My commission expires March 16. 1921. ROBERT L. STUDY, Notary Public.

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