Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 202, 2 July 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920.

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The Diary of an Engaged Girl By Phyllis Phillips

After we had discussed our upbring-1 Ins and tried to puzzle out just -why two such vagrant spirits as ourselves had ever been wished into two such conservative families, Laura and I again went back to the subject of the future. And, oh, how much that little word does mean to both of us! Laura said that she would be so glad not to have to live by rule any more, and she knows that she will not have to, when once she is Mrs. T ravers. Her Idea of a paradise on earth is a small home with few duties In it and long, long hours to herself. She explained that all her life she had been subjected to rules and regulations, first with governesses and then later with her school teachers and mother. Mrs. Edmonds, it seems. Is a disciplinarian and has always insisted on her home being run like clock-work! "Well, she and mother will always get on beautifully. And now Ihey will have still another bond in common or rather a new tonic of conversation between them, Laura and Lindseys shortcomings! How I did laugh when Laura ex?lalned to me just how she wanted to lv when she was married. First of all there should never be a stick of mahogany in her home. No, far rath

er plain, unvarnished and unpainted wood, than the pompous solemnity of the former. Mahogany was Just made to worry the lives out of housekeepers and accumulate dust. And it was all Queen Victoria's fault anyhow that it had ever become fashionable, according to Laura. I was not up on my history enough to discuss this, however. Then there is a ban on honest to goodness tablecloths. If she has her way, Morgan will eat his meals offn a pine table, kept well scoured, like 5-ou do down in that romantic little Greenwich Village inn. That's her Idea of table perfection. The five and ten cent store Is to supply them with their napery. which 3s to be of simple, unadorned crinkly paper! Dear, how I' laughed at this, tor Jack and I had both decided the ether day that of such were the kingdom of heaven! Especially as the laundries had gone up so terribly In price and were so fond of destroying your clothes. I told this to Laura and 6he nodded her head very wisely, and said, "Of course, he'd feel the same way. Isn't he my brother, and hasn't he suffered

from the same things as I have for years?" "That's true," said I. I next found out that there were to be practically no rugs on the floor of

the Traver's home, they made for dirt, i love him well enough to live with him,

anyway again. Mama said he couldn't come to see me if he went to see her, so we were angry for three weeks. He came down home then and found I wasn't angry any longer and so now he wants me to marry him right away 1 don't want to now as he may not be true to me, but he says he will. He is all alone in the world and I

and were a relic of Victorian days, too, according to Laura. My, but that girl has planned out very littlest detail, I'll say. Last, but not least, is the fact that they are to keep open house with no set invitations, and all and any of their friends always welcome. The poor child has never been allowed to just drop in to a meal with a chum at her mother's home, and is aching to be able to feel free in this respect in her own. This is natural.

Paper napkins and bare tables, plus

1 am sure,

My mother tells me she never thought about anything but getting married after she was sixteen. My father is dead, but he loved mamma until he died. She dldnt love him, though. I think she is wanting to get married again but she knows if she does there will be a big fuss, as we all hate the man she likes. He is no good. Would you advise me to go ahead and get married? I really do love him and he has plenty of property and

tears. Hurrah for a human sort of a sister-in-law ! (To be continued)

a warm welcome, make for convivial- money which his father left him. He

ity at a dinner, and all dinners should

be so. All this gleaming and expensive napery and cut-glass such as she had been reared on, make for heaviness cf spirit and are most oppressive. One feels that one must live up to the power and the glory of It alL I am right with Laura In every detail. I see that we will be able to entertain each other when we are married without any soul struggles or

What's in a Name (Copyright)

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tears

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have a muddy complexion and a friend of mine said she thought It came from my dringing so much coffee. I have coffee three times a day, and drink from two to three cups with each meal Do you think I am doing myself any harm? ANXIOUUS TO DO RIGHT Excessive use of coffee so affects the nerves and digestion that eruptions on the skin and bad color are often caused If you would be content with one cup of coffee in the morning and none through the day you might notice a vast Improvement in your complexion. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young girl only 19 years old. but, oh, so miserable I don't know what to do. I have been going with a certain fellow, older than I am, and we are engaged. We got along just fine at first, but a certain girl who used to

be my friend has been sending messages to my sweetheart and remarking that she would "bust us up" because she wanted him for herself. He called her up and she asked him to come

down there, although she had never seen him. He went to see her a few minutes several times and was lat? coming to see me. I told him if he ever went to see her again, he need not come to see me any more. He knew I was jealous and he went

is a traveling salesman now, but to please me he is going to do something else so he can be home oftener. The way it Is at home I think It would be better for me to get married. TRUE LOVE. Love should make you joyous instead of so miserable you don't know what to do. Don't let conditions at home hasten your marriage, because you should have time to be sure the marriage is for the best. Tell your fiance thai you would like to wait until fall or Christmas time to get ready. Ask him to change his business now so that he will be established in another line of work before marriage. He was not loyal to you when he went to see the other girl. If he continues to follow such a policy he will not make you happy. Do not make him promise to stay away from other women. Simply watch him and if he shows a tendency to like their company as well as yours, you might just as well give up all thought of marrying him. It would be better to leave home and work than to marry unfortunately. Look the situation squarely in the face, and if you see you are making a mistake, change your mind before It is too late. Do not interfere with your mother's wishes in regard to her marriage. Op

position from you might strengthen her resire to marry the man. She is old enough to make her own decision anyway. If you choose wisely yourself you will have enough to occupy your mind.

You Well?

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Deaths High, Births Low, In County, Stale Report "Wayne county's death rate is running slightly above that of the state as a whole, according to figures for the month of April, released by the state board of health Friday. The county rate is 14.8 against 12.7, per 1,000 Inhabitants, during the month. The birth rate is slightly less than

the death rate for the month, or 14.6 per 1,000. The state average is 19.3. The Richmond death-rate Is 13.2 for the month, against 12.7 for the state. The birth rate is 12.3. far below any other city of Richmond's size in the state.

Bachelor Girl Sayings By Helen Rowland

To a woman, at eighteen, marriage is an adventure; at twenty-two, a career; at thirty, a goal; and at forty, a haven. A woman's youthful love-affair are never so thrilling and romantic as when she re-tells them to her husband

the forty-seventh time. Everything comes to the woman who waits; but, by the time it arrives she Is usually either too mad to speak to it, or waiting for some other man. Eve may have had nothing but a figleaf to wear; but, at least, 6he had the delightful consolation of knowing that no other woman could come out two weeks later in a cheap imitation of it. A clever woman could make a fool of almost any man if he wouldn't forestall her, by falling in love with some little fluff with one brain-cell, and making a fool of himself. A woman's enemies never strike her when she's down. They merely step aside and look gleefully on while her

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W.CT.U.

Mrs. D. W Scott was hostess for the West Richmond W. C. T. U. Thursday

afternoon at her home on Easthaven Avenue. Home Economics and Hygiene was the general topic. Mrs. O. N. Huff of Fountain City, county president, talked on the Pure Food Laws. The next meeting will be held in September.

Airplane engines have been adapted for driving motorboats.

EXTEND TIME FOR FILING OF INDUSTRIAL RETURNS An extension of time to July 15 has been made by T. J. Stuart, state agent in charge of the census of manufacturers for the filing of returns. The returns are required from all business establishments and failure to make the return places the agent, receiver or whoever is at the head of a business liable to imprisonment for one year and a fine of not more than $10,000. It Is not known whether any Wayne county firms are delinquent.

a woman in love never says half as much as she means, there will never be that perfect understanding between them of which the poets sing. A man asks only to be reasonably happy some of the time; but a woman thinks that life is a failure, if she Isn't "unreasonably happy," every minute of the time. And then again, given a sweetheart, a becoming hat, and naturally curly hair, any woman can be perfectly happy if she has a lot of other things.

employes to receive the benefit of ' salary increases ,as provided in the re-! classification act effective after July 1, j is now under way, and efforts are being i

made to give employes all advantages

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