Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 118, 29 March 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1920.

The Diary of an Engaged Girl By Phyllis Phillip

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June 2. Jack has a dual personality. I never dreamed that possible, but I have seen evidence of same, and

I am quite impressed by my discovery. I Today he called me up to ask me j to lunch with him, and at one o'clock . I met hJm at the nice little grill room I we are both so fond of.

He was full of new Echcmes and talked about his trip out west with as much enthusiasm as I do about Paris and Vienna. It seems that he ! is to be gone at least five months, as the firm has (e-oAci tn nnon a wpst.

; ern office, and have Jack attend -to all the details of establishing them iout , in Salt Lake City. My lips trembled as he told me this great news, for I suddenly feared that we t might have to settle down there when v .Ove are married. I am saved, however, 'for Jack has already told them that he will not consider doing bo, and al! is 6afe on the Potomac, as the saying goes. On the contrary, he wants tn hnvp

a place down on Long Island, where

we can get into town easily, and yet

be as far away from the "roar" of

the city as possible. Poor dear, he little dreams that said "roar" Is the

breath of his Lindsey's nostrils. I said nothing, however. I can be the most tactful of females at times. In the middle of luncheon, two of Jack's friends came in, and he had them come over to our table and eat With us. They were business friends, and Jack whispered to me, before Uiey came, that they were very influential in the architectural world; that I would be meeting them and their wives a good bit later, and so on. Well, it was too amusing, though M1t somewhat disappointing, to wach Con ose tbree men gradually forget little

They got on the subject of building, and it was all off. I suddenly remembered casual remarks of mother's on the cleverness of a woman being able to efface herself at the proper moment. I realized that here was one of those moments, when the men considered women a minor problem, so I just Bmiled Inside, and listened. It was then that I first knew that my Jack has a dual personality. Of course not like the awful Dr. Jekyl and Hyde character, but well, here's the story. Those three men got deeper and deeper into the subject of building, past, present and future, until I found myself hopelessly conrused and beginning to wonder if all Jack's friends were so peculiarly wrapped up in their business as these. They seemed Jike such nice young men. it was too bad. One of them I decided, would make a corking model, but here I caught my-i self and wandering thoughts in time. Once I studied Jack's nrnfii at i

a very nice one, by the way) and to my astonishment I did not recognize it at all. In some mysterious way the Jack that I knew had vanished taking his expressions with him and leaving in its place a stony-faced person totally unknown to me. His muscles were steely, and he clipped his words short, when he discussed some of his schemes, in a way that horrified me. He had forgotten my presence, and looked for all the world like a very handsome bulldog. That is his ex

pression, of course, for Jack is handsome. Right there and then I knew that he had one of those fascinating things known as a dual personality. In fact, there was a side to my fiance that I did not know at all. and knowing It would without doubt never un-

uereiana, any more than he has never

you are passing through the darkest hour of your life. When you axe 18 you will have your freedom; if you use discretion and do not sacrifice character for pleasure of the moment, you will find happiness for yourself.

Earlham

Two additional faculty members,

v. w. v, mvic iuaii rjas never i iucuu ivuui, ui xjosiou, graubeen able to understand my artistic J uate of Amherst college, and Miss

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The funny part of it is that when the two men left his face was transformed into the face of My Jack again all smiles and tenderness. I never said anything, but just thought hard. And between you and me, little book, I'm still thinking. (To be continued.)

Heart Problems

uear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl

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my iamer gave me away. I am very lonely and would like to find him again. Do you think if he really cared for me he would have given me away in the first place? I do not know who my brothers and sisters are. Can you tell me a way to find them? My guardian is very unkind to me and says she is sorry that she took me. She has a boy 19 years old who never speaks to me I try to speak to him but he will not answer. He says he could not speak to a girl who comes from such a family as I did. I cannot help what my father and mother were. I have to work and support myself and pay board, and do the housework besides. Do you think this is right? I am engaged to a young man of 22, who is very kind to me, and understands my troubles. Do you think if he really loved me he would marry me now? I love him with all my heart. I sometimes think I will run away or take my life. THANK YOU. State your case to the judge of the probate court. He will help you to locate your family and if possible to learn the details of

He will also do his best to improve

your present circumstances. You are so verv voiin that vr.nr

fiance could not marry you without

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ably he feels that he is not financially '

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cost of living.

Keep a brave heart and trust that

Mary Mendenhall. graduate nf Karl.

ham college in 1918, have been obtained by President David M. Edwards for posts next UI. Prof. Root has had post-graduate work at the University of Missouri and Is now studying in the Andover Theological seminary. He will be assistant professor of English. Since graduation from Earlham Miss Mendenhall has worked at Johns Hopkins and is now teaching in Virginia. She was assistant in the department of chemistry during her senior year at Earlham and will return as instructor in this department. President Edwards plans to leave

luesaay night for New York, Boston and several towns in Maine in the interest of the larger gifts to the Forward Movement. While in the East he will interview several prospective professors for Earlham next year. There are still two vacancies in the faculty for the coming year. A faculty social is to be held in the gymnasium late Monday afternoon. Prof. Ernest Wildman spoke in chapel Monday morning.

JEWS, SOLDIERS MAY GOME FOR PASSOVER

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the story of Ihe deliverance of the Jews is recited. . Seder Nights Celebrated. Passover is chiefly a home festival and therefore the most important of

That furloughs covering the first two brateriVn fifCidentiLiereto are cele- .... . . . .. Drated in the home. The Sedar niehts

are celebrated in the home by praise and worship and festive dinners. Falling m the springUme of the year, this festival was utilized by- the syna-

days of Passover will be granted to all

men of Jewish faith in the naval and military services is the announcement just made by Colonel Harry Cutler, chairman of the Jewish welfare board."

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in the service, and through the assistance of the community branches of the board, men who are unable to go home for the Passover celebration will be welcomed in the homes of Jewish families in the communities adjacent to csmps and naval stations. The Feast of the Passover, which this year comes April 3 to April 10, inclusive, commences on the evening of April 2 and lasts eight days with the

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o "iiuv ni r: jii me future redemption from opression and woe. The Passover feast endowed the Jew ever anew with endurance during the dark night of medieval bigotry and with faith in the 'Keeper of Israel," who slumbereth not nor sleepetfi. Exultation over Israel's glorious redemption, holdine

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