Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 163, 20 May 1921 — Page 2

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NOMINATE CRAWFORD FOR STATE SECRETARY INDIANA FARM BODIES INDIANAPOLIS,?May 20. Eighteen mn were nominated for secretary of the"Indlana -Federation,, of , Partners' associations at a meeting of the board pf directors Thursday. y-Ttae resignatlofl' ot Maurice Douglas,' present secretary, -who has been appointed to the public service commission, takes effect June JSlection of his successor Is expected I before the end of the ditectora 'session this evening; Th candidates are Russell.. G. East, ShelbyviUe; Earl Crawford, Milton: Milton Thompson, Bloomington; Calvin Schultz, Union City; H. E. Lochry. Franklin; Arthur: Goes, Vincennes; E. C. Salisbury.: Blutfton; Arthur Mc Adam, Winamac ; ferry Crane, Leb anon ; Calvin Perdue, Frankfort ; H. L. Moss., Indianapolis; William Jones, Fairmount; John Driscol, Liberty; C. S. Masterson, Greenfield; H. B. Randolph, Noblesville; Lew Harris, Wash

ington; Russell vanllook, Kensseiaer; J. D. Harper, Crown Point. ;. .$48000 on Hand. Reports of federation officials were heard. during the day; J. B. Reynold, treasurer, . reported that all bill3 had been paid and -a-total of-$48,000 :was on hand,-with -fifteen counties yet to be heard from-: " A report was. heard on the co-operative marketing meeting, which was held in Chicago recently. The report showed that three points in marketing were suggested at the meeting: first, co-operative marketing under one bead ; .seeoml, . incorporated organization with a three to five year contract, and third; the use. of pooling products. P. C. Ohlee, in a report on co-operative -skipping, ady4sedJlgn.t loading in summer months. "" Milton Thompson, professor of economics at Indiana university, spoke on taxation, the agriculture credit ' plan, the present marketing syetetn. and the problem of-international credit.

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A" PRETTY PROFILE. In talking about the profile and the possible measure that might be taken to improve it, we have emphasized such things as changing the style of hair dressing se as to adapt it to the face, and keeping the skin fine and clear with color in the cheeks. Color plays an enormous part in making the profile nice looking or ordinary, since it gives a becoming roundness and softness to-, the side face. - But one point we have never talked about to any extent, is the very great importance of holding the head well. The profile is not only forehead, nose and chin it is also the top of the head and the line of the back of the head, .which can make or mar one's whole appearance, and the line running down the back of the neck. The shape of the head can always be modified or altered by the way the hair is combed, and a flat line rounded by placing the knot of hair at the most becoming .point. Thene are things to be studied out carefully with the aid of a..cbuple of mirrors. For the chin line is good or bad according to the way the head is held. Hold it high not" stiffly high but easily, naturally high. The chin should be up and out a trifle. This again is a matter to be studied with the aid of a couple of mirrors, for over-emphasis is apt to look ridiculous and the difference between that and real grace is as slight as.it is important. A good plan i to hold the chest as high as possible. This draws back the shoulders, gives a good line down the .back of the neck, and helps throw the head into position.

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LAFAY ETTE.-r-Business was practically suspended in Lafayette part of Thursday because .oT ' t M jOS$,-Pur. due ;ircu whieliwas 'evi veoVby be fctudent body this year after a . five year lapse due to the. war. ..A .crowd estimated at 10.000 witnessed the street parade. The circu3 was held at night. CULVER. Boy- Scout executives or feven north central states met Thursday at Culver Military academy for a week's conference on Boy Scout policies. More than 100 executives were present at the opening meeting. A special course of instructions for newScout executives will be given.

FRENCH MINISTER HONORS HOOSIER ADMIRAL AND WIFE PARIS. May 20. Gabriele Guisthau. minister of marine, last night gave a dinner at the ministry in honor of Vice Admiral. Albert P. Niblack, of Vincennes, fnd., commander of the American naval forces in European

waters, and Mrs. Niblack."

.T. E. M. Lemon juice and baking soda will do to keep your daughter's hair light'. Two tablespoonsful of the juice, one-third of a teaspoonful of soda, to a quart of water, used as the final rin.e after the - shampoo. Hot crude Oil massaged into the scalp the Eight before the shampoo, will correct this dry condiiion, which is causing those flakes through the hair. P. E. G The growth of hair did not come from using peroxide. There Is "no objection , to uing lemon juice .and ammonia. together, if it is not too irritating to the skin. Rosie Hot water opens the pores, co'd water closes them If you use the former, be sure to dash cold water

' DearMrs. Thompson: -I ant 16 years of age. I like two boys and I can't decide wiicn one I like better. They usod to come un to my house every night and I know they liked me very well. Lately they don't coma near my bouse. I am vry much worried - because I hate to hurt anyone's feelings. Do you thing I have hurt their feelings or do you thing they are tired of me? They speak so nioely to me when I see them, but still they never come up. I am very lonesome for them and I would be very grateful to you if vou would tell me what is the matter with them. LONESOME SUE. Tour story is like the story of almost any girl of your age. Boys come and then without an apparent reason they osase to come. They have grown tired as a rule and have found a new interest. Do not let this discourage you because it happens to all, and is a blessing in disguise. If young men

were not so fickle there would be many more disastrous marriages from too early marriage. You are a very young girl and should not think of love and sweethearts any more than you can help When you are old qnough you will i nd that love Is steadfast and loyal and that some man finds you more interesting all the time and does not grow tired. Keep yourself clean and sweet so that you will feel worthy when the one man comes. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl IS and I keep company with a boy 21. His family doesn't like me very well and does not approve of my going with bim. Should I quit him on account of his family? BLUE EYES. Both you and the boy are of age. It seems to me that the matter should be decided by the young man himself. If he lives and respects you, accept his friendship. Respect yourself enough so that you feel worthy of the young man in spite of the attitude of his parents.

Both men and women of Persia smoke the water pipe.

Ho!d the chin well up. over your face and neck to close the pores again. Wrinkles do not come trom either.

All Inquiries addressed to Mri. Forbes in . care of ilie "Beauty Chatsdepartment will be answered in these columns !n their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self -addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question The Editor

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Ohio News Flashes

CLEVELAND. A bomb makers' rendezvous was uncovered by police following the explosion early Thursday of two bombs which blew off the porch and shattered the front of the home of Vito Leanso. after he bad disregarded a number of threatening letters demanding money and threatening to kill him unless the money was delivered. The rendezvous was found in a bouse not far from the scene of the explosion. CLEVELAND. Mrs. Ethel Smith was shot in the neck four times and wounded probably fatally Thursday when In an argument with a man said to be a former suitor. Neighbors captured the man believed to have fired the shots as he was leaving Mrs. Smith's apartments.

PRESIDENT SIGNS MEASURE TO RESTRICT EMIGRATION WASHINGTON. May 20. The immigration , restriction bill was signed w Thursday by President Harding.

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Warning: bniesa you see the name "Beyer" on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty-one years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neu

ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade handy tin boxes of 12, and in bottles mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moncaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. Advertisement.

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Easy baking qualities The easy baking qualities of EVANS' E-2 BAKE FLOUR can quickly be demonstrated. On your next baking day, use this flour. See with what ease flavory bread, wholesome cako or delicious pie crut Is made from this, the ONE flour for every purpose. Only the choicest wheats blended by a SECRET process go into this easy baking flour Your Grocer Has It EVANS

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GIRLS! LEMON JUICE BLEACHES FRECKLES Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan Motion, and complexion whitener, Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and

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TELL YOUR FRIENDS who may be Pile sufferers that quick, safe and lasting relief can be had only by removing the cause cutting and salves won't do. Hem-Roid, a harmless tablet, is guaranteed bv Quigley's Drug Store. Advertisement.

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Your wife or sweetheart will like your clothes if you buy them from us, because women know more about materials and styles than men do, anyhow. We are not afraid to have our clothing and furnishings subjected to the closest" scrutiny. A man owes it to his wife and sweetheart to dress well ; it helps them SOCIALLY. It also HELPS HIM socially and in BUSINESS. We will give you honest, Clothing, Furnishings and Hats for honest prices. Wear our good,-"nifty" Clothes.

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A Bicycle is an investment in health and enjoyment. It will pay for itself in car fare and shoe leather. Duning's is headquarters, for. Bicycjes at prices , that are right.'- -Also Tires;and. sundries.

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Give a Dressing Table This month and next there will occur, in Richmond, quite a number of weddings and the chances are that you are scheduled rt now to give one or more presents. Here is a sensible suggestion: Every bride wants a Dressing Table. You can get one a beauty as low as $43.00 from our concern and there are a number of styles to choose from. Maybe you wouldn't spend that much for a personal gift, so why don't you get some other friend or relative to throw in with you and buy som:q worth while? The recollection of this act would, with both bride and groom, remain as long as they lived. And think of the Prestige and Enduring Quality of a gift from this store.

and, besides unparalleled value, Newark Shoes are nationally known for their distinctive style and inimitable quality

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