Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 201, 1 July 1920 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920.
The Diary of led Girl
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Laura Edmonds cam over and Yvatlve and prisey' 8 Ited me this morning we did hiaCcident she had met w imht the beet time ever. She is a regTWan At adZLt her knight girl, without any doubt. wb ww a "n h& had ?JT She arrived quite eoon after breBeVeral still X d In' fast, and so. after sitting with mot young inti FT' politely for a while. I suggerted Ve Sti'hfslt she come along up to my room on Morgan she taew Wm t h! give my trousseau the once cMan It waTt! . , be (phrase that my ma hates), t .. t sight 6 0t l0V6 Up we trotted, and when 'once Bii t ... v.. ... , J within my sanctorium we eompwas romant!,- .1 vlbat..ld .UoJ' ourselves gracefully on couch . "dof 5h 18 8lde of, the bed for a long chat. t Lr if he reZV6 rl 1 My. how our tongues did fly. ufj ? fcThSlS m LaUra think that I stood in aw of hl 5aicai " neart? Men are
maiden! Why Laura is every M ToursLrf "S?' .
open-minded and curious about 111,,
. "8Ql tnere w settled
I am! What's mora, she In vorr to I -T"" our en. Laura
caged in and determined to tjedto h LI8 a dear but loose some day or other aI Vould S t v? 77 and then It's lots of fun discovering SteSfSlw errlde everyone isn't it? When we had broken sd ofiT 7' 1 W&S glad to be layers of ice we found that evei tastes in many directions ? werne I8,,. with ael,ebt at the proscidedly similar. trr f f living in a studio and more That made us feel mow" chilesfl In a free d easy way. It is than ever. Laura is an entlrel" ,fne J8-8 always dreamed of. And ferent sort of a girl when she ' tnought Df meeting really interof her own home. She is anir11 and human sorts of people is eager and very sparkling and i drop that nils her cup with Joy. I was so amazed. f ir- ar little, starved Laura. I realize I showed her my lingerie, arw mucb more 1 nave had out of life was delighted with it especial'eadv tnan and yet we are both favorites, the colored fluffies.ieteen! poor girl, has no hope of ferer (To be continued.) able to select her own troassea she says she just knows that Irrrrinn . D r i hates white underwear. He mi011" I Ke-Named
As Head of K. C. District
John J. Harrinston. .Tr OmnH
ht of the Richmond Council.
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he is so mad about color.
gether we hatched up a schem
ukllcti 111(111 uuc;, wiiciciu ju i.
one whole day
"n 1 A- C S 1 1 a
would devotft on whnla lmRlnB ul oiumous. nas Deen
near future to escorting Laun,p1tlntd deputy for this, the to the various shops that are tshtb dl?tnct by J. M. Xurre, state
and where I
secured
the ling;
Harrington
istrict includes the
puty
has held this
both are so fond of.and helper"" inci"aes tne Kicnmond, siunpick out a private trousseau for the past aT- The eighth own. that is. if her mother re1?- Newcastle and Union City counlet her buy any of the things wants. r Harrington is also one of eight InThat made Laura very harlana delegates to the Knights of CoPhe told me that she was Just ymbus convention at New York City, to taste life and to be free as'n Aust 3- He was elected at the that she had had a hard tlmetate convention held last spring. The ing herself against the many present state deputy and the past that Jack and the family hatate deputy also will attend the natencouraged to call on her onal convention. The Indiana delepected her to fall in lov wiSatlon thus number 10. Always she had longed easy going soul, some shinin " knight, to come along and faT Stop CouxhlnK. Sneerlnit, Wherxlns with her and fearlessly: ri Unseasonable Bprlngr weather left a with her against the worid!numbeCu of, coufhs and colds. Now i, ,,, j v comes the time of hay fever and asthma ask you, could there be any and more people tnan ever wiu be a more romantic heart than coughing, sneezing and wheezing. No "t wonder there Is a tremendous demand - Foley's Honey and Tar, that old ref liable family remedy for coughs, colds, r hay fever, asthma and croup. It heals IT T . Ty VI 1 and soothes that raw, rasping feeling H6cUrt lrODlClT in the throat, clears the passages and 'makes breathing easier. For sale by ... A. G. Luken & Co., 630 Main St. AdDear Mrs. Thompson: :J h vertisemetblackheads on my face and i
Fqueeze them out it makei I have tried several remediei
have very tender skin, I an!
put. everything on my face.
( ould you give me a rei
would be sure to free 'mj
blackheads and also will nc
skin? LC Pimples and blackheads r result of so many different what will cure them for t will be useless for another, trials of external remedies efit. a physician should-be Often applications of a 1' from half an ounce of a pint of camphor quarter of an ounce of1 borax wil prevent pimples' heads. In any event this' good for the skin, if used tute for water. It must 5 to dry on. Another excellent tre?" gins by washing the faced green soap and a brush. plication of a paste made-fs of sulphur and camphor sjd be smeared over the con1! stay on all night, being'A in the morning. The fa?d over with glycerine. Tc emitted, if desired, but -eficial results .
What's in a (Copyright)
NINA Though Xina has a tyfc'i sound, the name is regsnglish. However, it came igli the French by a lengt' of evoultion. The Hebrew "as its earliest source afhis word, it derived its f of "grace." Through the Englis. it came to France as Amuoon given the diminutive, As Nanette, it appeared Jsly, but the French love of tsged the latter form to Nanally Ninon. The beauty and fam de L'Enclos, superwoma,ourt "vamp"' in the reign XIV, ppread her name afane almost a synonym for d the maids of several coun?d it. But Ninon is too Galglish ears. so. in its transcross the Channel, the endient a change and Nina wasesult. It. has enjoyed extraorue in this country. The diamond is Mm an ic gem. It is the emblersness and invincibility ars its wearer success in all rs and freedom from misgiwrding to an old superstitiores the love of a husband forSunday is Nina's lucky day lucky number.
SIMPLEX IRONER Call and see daily demonstration. LESLIE E. HART
Phone 2434
1027 Main
(Continued From Page One.) will ask "where are these McAdoo votes you claim?" Then it is up to the McAdoo managers to produce. , The anti-McAdoo men say they can not show more than an approximation of the two-thirds required for nomination, and are in a position to check each delegate claim the McAdoo men make. Can Prove They Are Claims. The antl McAdoo men are confident that they can disprove enough of the McAdoo figures to make it a certainty they are claims, not certainties, that must be decided by the event. Assuming that the anti McAdoo men have the goods, they assert, the question then paramount is "Who is the man?" The answer to that question is not yet decided. Canvasses are be ing made, conferences held, eligibles scrutinized and discussed, opinions exchanged, and examinations practiced. All this is based on the Inability of either Cox or Palmer to obtain the necessary two' thirds of the votes required to nominate. Furthermore, there would be no surety to demonstrate in the convention. Both Cox and Palmer will be allowed to develop their full capacity in votes, and helped to make a showing, if necessary. Marshall Is Strong. The men most in cconsideration for unified support after the preliminary trials sets, are Bainbridge Colby, of New York, secretary of state; John W. Davis, of West Virginia, ambassador to Great Britain; Homer Cummings, of Connecticut, chairman of the Demorcratic national committee, and Thomas R. Marshall, vice president of the United States. Arguments against all these are sought in order that all weaknesses may be developed. The Davis handi
cap is that he is said to be corporational in his tendencies; not in favor with the radical Irish, because of his present position; and that West Virginia is not really for him. and would much prefer Governor John Cornwell of that state, who nominated Davis in the convention. The Colby hurdle is that he is too recent a convert to Democracy ; which argument has great weight with south ern and other old line delegates There is doubt whether Cummings, although a remarkable orator, fits in other necessary wayB. Choice Is Limited. However, the choice is somewhat limited, and these are men under chief consideration by the anti McAdoo managers and their affiliations, which
This Week's Beauty Help
It is not necessary to shampoo your hair so frequently if it is entirely and property cleansed each time by the ue of a really good shampoo. The easiest to use and quickest drying shampoo that we can recommend to our readers is one that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair, and may be enjoyed at very little expense, by dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrox, which can be obtained from any druggist's, in a cup of hot water, his makes a full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so it is easy to apply it to all the hair instead of just to the top of the head. This, when rubbed into the scalp and onto every strand of hair,, chemically dissolves all impurities. It is very soothing and cooling In its action, as well as beneficial to both scalp and hair. After rinsing out the lather so created, you will find the scalp is fresh, clean and free from dandruff, while the hair dries quickly and evenly, developing a bright luster and a soft fluffiness that makes it seem very heavy. Advertisement.
Greeting Cards and Folders For Weddings, Anniversaries, Etc. The Richmond Art Store 829 Main St.
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Q' R" S PLAYER ROLLS
are hand played by the best artists and every number is an absolute duplication of the artistry of the pianist who played it.
A few numbers you will wants Special Mother Goose Rhymes for the Little Tots "HUMPTY DUMPTY," "LITTLE BO PEEP" "HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE" "TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR" "LITTLE JACK HORNER" "JACK AND JILL" And Many Others Equally Well Known. The words are printed on the Rolls. THE STARR PIANO COMPANY (
931-35 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, INDIANA
Beg
inning Today
Fibre
win
Sale
Extra Big Discount on All Fibre Porch Swings in Baronial and Frosted Finishes and in All Sizes.
When I
Enjoy Your Extra Hours in a Cool, Comfortable Porch Swing. After a hard day's work, or if you have a few spare moments, a Porch Swing built for comfort is the ideal place to rest. Call and examine the quality of Swings and the beauty they would add to your front porch. This sale affords a big saving andi chance to enjoy a full season's wear. FIBRE SWINGS, 4-foot $19.75 FIBRE SWINGS, 5-foot $22.50 FIBRE SWINGS, 6-foot $23.50 Complete With Chains and Hooks Wood Chain Swings
are more extensive than the figures given above may show. None of these may be taken. One may be, but that is in no sense a prediction, for the antl McAdoo movement may crumble. Other similar movements have, and some otner man than either of btese may prove the more available. The fact that all efforts are cen
tered against McAdoo shows how strong he is. What is written here is a record of the attempt in progress to overcome that strength and defeat him for the nomination.
The 350,000 American Indians in the United States are gradually being "absorbed in the body politic of the nation."
FIVE HURT IN TRACTION COLLISION AT EVANSVILLE EVANSVILI.E. Ind.. July 1. Late "Wednesday an express car on the Evansvllle & Boonvllle traction line ran into the rear end of a passenger car at Garvin's station, three miles east of here, and five men were injured. The passenger car had stopped to let off some section hands.
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ADAM H. BARTEL CO.
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Th HfinCITJU CTHD 17 Sixth
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Another Bier Week-End
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$2.98 $4.48 $5.48 $7.00 $9.00 Complete With Chains and Hooks
!A-MER...$2.49
CANVAS STEAMER
CHAIRS,
SPECIAL MAPLE SLAT SETTEE, Only
$1.48
MILLINERY SALE How They Did Sell Last Week! Midsummer and Sport Hats GEORGETTE, TAFFETA, RIBBON, YARN and BRAID All the Wanted Colors
Another Big Lot Just Received For This Week's Selling
Choice
is
!
Get yours now if you didn't get one of the last lot. Many are less than half price, and all are new models.
Quitfe because oj health or ley naturally There's an
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