Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 302, 1 November 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGR AM, RICHMOND. IND.. MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1920.

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The Diary of an Engaged Girl By Phyl Phillips

THE SEQUEL. But that isn't the half of it. Nay not by a jug full. The climax came in the evening and thusly: Mother and I dined at our hotel and then we went out for a little walk in the Borghese Gardens. It was a heavenly moonlight night and there was a lilt in my heart and a streak of golden Joy somewhere in my throat, just for the sheer Joy of living, of being young and happy and in Rome on such a night. Mother was most loquacious, and bent on telling me how romantic my daddy had been as a young man, while she, well, she had always kept her head, it would seem from her accounts. She sort of condescended to lean her loveliness near to his ardent heart. I should have known that without her telling me, for no woman can be such an absorbed and excellent housekeeper and executive quantity who has deep sentiments," or is romantic. No, the twp do not mix at all. And little Lindsey is her daddy's daughter. It's frightful to think of all he missed if mother was so unresponsive and all that. Still dad always looks as if he, too, had seen the land beyond the moon. Maybe he is like me and has also philandered in his time? Who knows? We sat for an hour under the cypress trees and the scene of the night crept and seeped into every bit of me in a maddening way. Once I thought ihat I saw a shadowy form flit by through the trees. My thought flew to Ettore. Once back at the hotel I sat dutifully with mother for a few minutes and then went up to my own room. It was such a gorgeous night that my room was flooded with moonlight and I decided against turning on the light and sat down in a big arm chair to stretch myself and dream. An them now shall I tell it I heard a heavenly sweet tenor voice somewhere in the street and just below my window raised in. The voice was singing a Neapolitan love song "Ttose Rosse" one pregnant with love and sentiment and passion. I started up in joy at the beauty of the serenade and wondered who on earth of all the lovers of the earth could be down there singing to his love. And then T knew, for I stole to the window softly, so as not to break the spell, and drawing my silk wrap round me a bit tighter, I leaned out of the window. Clear, by the light of the moon. I saw my' Ettore. His love song I knew was meant for me! He stopped ns soon as he had finished the second verse and raised his

arms to me. supplicatingly. There I

whs only one thing to do, and I did it. I blew him a dozen kisses. Then, with a motion cf his arm and hand, he mo

tioned for me to come down and follow him. Did I hesitate? Not for long, for I knew that mother must be settled by this time and that I was being offered the key to the Garden of Paradise. And that's all there was to it, except that I ran down and out and into my adorer's arms, so to speak, and then palpitating at my own daring, I let him lead me back into the Borghese Gardens to a secluded spot. We 6at down amd listened to the thumping of our own wild hearts before we could even say each others names. That's Italian love and, oh, there is really so much more to it and everything, but I feel quite dazed at my own self for ever thinking of any other man or country. (To be continued.)

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i Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been married a little over a year. We are still very much in love. My husband never leaves me nights and is truly wonderful to me in every other way. That alone should make me happy, fut it doesn't, for it is all spoiled by one

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Authority on Economics Dies in Indianapolis INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1 Hugh Henry Hanna, Sr., known internationally as an economist, died here at the age of 72 years. He was also prominent in the Presbyterian church.

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