Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 265, 16 September 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, INDn" THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1920.

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The Diary of an Engaged Girl By Phyllis Phillip

TuesdayrMade some dashing caricatures of my handsome count in divers roles; one of me in the act of receiving a kiss upon my rather grimy hand, by his nibs. Got the very swing to his long body, as he leans over, and clicks the military heels together. 1 am sure it will please "The Leader." The count asked me to visit his tudio in the Quarter; told me he had many treasures that would Interest me, he felt sure. But although I know he meant well, and doesn't think anything of inviting a woman to his place any more than he would of inviting a man, I pointed out to him that American girls did not visit men in their bachelor apartments; it was against all rules and regulations. Had an effusive letter from my erstwhile Prince Charming today. It certainly seems funny that all my friends can manage to write to me, and my fiance hardly at all. -Tote that the Frenchmen are inclined to be persnicklty; that means in the language of the young and themselves. Have had many a laugh since arriving here in Paris, watching them when they are oft guard. A dapper French monsieur will waltz into a restaurant 'with a very pretty woman, let's say, and sit down. After gazing at her and through her for a few seconds, he will glance at the menu. That being accomplished there is but one more thing to gaze at, and that is himself! Then he gets really funny, for he will deliberately turn round and look at his reflection in the mirror- behind him, twist his head this way and that, like any woman, and admire his features, study his skin, rub his hand over it to see if It ts smooth as he wishes it to be, then take a look at the woman beside him; then back to the mirror again; this time he Invariably produces a pocket comb, and uses it on his hair and his long beard and mustache, preening like a peacock all the while. It's all quite harmless, this little by-play, but to me, most amusing. Meanwhile the lady has fallen

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am, 27 vears old, married eight years, and have two children. I have been in divorce proceedings (that was about three years ago), but forgave my husband and took him back on his promise to reform. As it was all In vain and prove 1 worse than ever, I again started a suit. But my husband begs me and says he is willing to do anything in the world for be just to forgive and to forget. I am a nervous wtpck and under a doctor's care at present. At times. I think to unite and again I don't, as I never could forpet the wrong he did me. I know if I went back, I could not stand it any longer, for it is serious and a thing I cannot mention. The secrets of my married life are deep in my heart and they can not be forgotten. My husband said ho loved me dearly. He, showed a kind heart toward me. but he has an awful temper anl he Is unreasonable. I can't say I love him. but still like him. Do you think I should forgive (no forget, as I could not) for the sake of my two sweet children, and take the burden upon me which will keep me in poor health and nervous? I am a Catholic and do not believe in divorce. Please give me your advice. I think that divorce in such a condl tion is necessary before I sacrifice my life for one man and leave m3' minor children behind whirh need me

too on her dejeuner, and is evidently not a bit surprised or annoyed by her escort's absorption in himself, no siree. I should not like to have a Frenchman for a husband, and I find that the most attractive men In this city are the foreigners, the Poles, Russians, Latins and Americans. That's the truth. Am beginning to wonder if Cecil has also deserted me. Haven't seen him for more than a day. He may have written to me" cars of the American Express. Will drop In there later and see. Maybe he Is cross with me about the count. I'd like to see him, for he's awfully good company, is Cecil; besides he understands mfe. He did say something about going out to Montmorency. Lots to be seen there, Including the lovely view of Paris, and several statues of-Rousseau. I do hope that Cecil has written. Aunt Cecilia and Jeffry have been out to Montmorency, and fell so in love with the old church there that they are going to be married in it, on Thursday, just a few hours off, now. My life is flying away, and yet nothing seems to happen. At least not the events that I would like to happen. (To be continued.)

What's In a Name

FILIPINOS TRAVEL 9,000 MILES TO , ATTEND I. U. BLOMINGTON, Ind.. Sept. 16. Fast mail , steamers, express trains and taxicaba were used by three young Filipinos to reach Indiana university in time to matriculate for the fall semester. Tuesday they completed their Journey of more than 9,000 miles 30 days from the time they started. The young men are Maxima M. Ebala, Justo DeLaLlana and P. Villarin, all of Candelaria Zambles', P. I., and are taking a four-year medical course. There are now seven Filipino students at the university, including Jose Piatos, a law student who Is golf champion of I. TJ.

$1,000 IN LOCKED BOX? BLOMINGTON. Ind., Sept. 15. The officials of the Indiana Union at tn'o." ana university have received a bill from the Bloomington National bank for $12 rental on a safety deposit box in the bank. Appended to the bill was a note saying that the amount

had been due for several years. After,

Investigation of minutes of union

meetings it was found that the box was rented seven years ago. It is

believed $1,000 is in the box, but the Union officers have no keys and the

box has a double' lock. Officers of the

union are debating whether or not to

risk $12 in order to see if there is $1,000 in the safety deposit box.

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Thursday, Sept. .16. Brotherhood of R. R. Carmen. Red Men's hall. Thursday, - Sept. 16. Machinists.

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