Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 248, 29 August 1921 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921.

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"The Love Pendulum

By MARION RUBINCAM

A NEW CRISIS i Chapter 42. But my father did not dislike V'inthrop. As a matter of fact. I think eventually he liked him better than he liked me. He flitted in and out of our lives that winter and spring, always bringing with him that cynical, sophisticated atmosphere that I personally haled and that Win delighted in. When they met. Win faced him squarely. "I'm glad to meet you, sir." he said. "And I hope you'll like me. or at least tolerate me. Aunt Harriet does that much anyway. I eloped with your daughter because I was In love with her. not because she was supposed to have money. I have enough of that, and I shall not touch hers and do not wish her to touch it while I am alive to look alter her."

"Very noble sentiments." my father

commented drily. "1 suppose you are still in love, and money means nothing to either of you.w Win began to smile a little.

We ve only been married seven

months or so, and we're not badly in debt as yet." Father laughed at that. "You have a sense of humor, I see. If one has that, all other sins may be forgiven. Father stayed for dinner that night. But our small apartment and our comparatively simple dinner was evidently something, he endured with politeness but did not relish. Yet our es

tablishment was really very expensive and certainly beyond our income. He

left early. He would not stay with us, and ho would not stay at his sister's. He said she mixed Italian Renaissance with Early English and added a touch of Spanish, and the result gave him a headache to look at. He lived at bis club. And because he was around, somehow or other our expenses increased. Win had my car done over, because h was ashamed of it before father. Win arranged parties where $100 melted in one evening, though they were never largo parties at that. Win thought he was doing the proper thing. As a matter of fact, my poor dear father was so used to this that it meant nothing to him at all. But 1 knew we could not stand it, yet I seemed helpless to stop it. "I'm taking your father up to Gwendolyn's this evening." Win an

nounced once. "Are you coming? "No thanks," I answered with cheerful indifference. "I'm going to the theatre." "I told you where I was going," he said it almost as a plea, so much so I had to smile at him. After all, there was an enormous amount of the small boy ia Winthrop. "I don't mind telling you where I'm going," I answered. "I'm going with Colin to see some Irish plays, given by an amateur company downtown." There was no comment on this, except from my father. "At least Constance has a little independence. I was sure she'd be a clinging vine. Most wives are. They seem to think their husbands cannot get enough of their society." "I'm sure you'll approve of Gwendolyn," was all I answered to this. He did. Next evening he came over, i:nd he and Win sat talking business. "G wen's been urging me for some t'me to go into partnership in my i'rm." Win explained. "The firm was i" v hen 1 was taken on, 1 could buy i' !;:; r.sr-h!p. Probably buy an InI c ( c''oaply now while we are still new and making our way. Now your lather wants me to do it." "Oh yes. it's the only thing. Noth

ing but an office worker, a stock and

bond salesman now. Never get anywhere." "I'll write mother tonight for the

money." Win was enthused over the.

idea and I was enthused over any idea .that pleased him. I He wrote, and we waited for the an ! swer. Meanwhile Gwendolyn gave a large and very smart reception. Fath-I er went, of course. He was asked ev-J erywhere, he knew everyone. He had! even met Gwendolyn in Paris. I "Did her hair differently then, I j think she wore it black that winter,"'

he remarked. "Yes, she did. coal black. Eugene was her hair dresser very clever at making women look like everything they aren't'." "But isn't it red?" Win looked his amazement. We were in Gwen's own library while we talked. Father turned, and called Gwen to us. m "This this youth' from the small

town,' 'he remarked, a hand on Win's shoulder, "thinks women's hair is what it appears. Mrs. Van Brugh, to settle an argument, was it two or three winters ago that your hair was black?" "Three," Gwen answered carelessly. "I prefer black, suits my type better. I've tried them all. Eugene was so

clever at that, he could make any color. He died, poor man. Now I have to henna. It's the only harmless dye in the hands of a bungler." I wondered whether this would disillusion Win. But it did not seem to. Besides, in a few days, I ceased to

worry about Gwendolyn's hair. Wei

had a note from Win's mother. "I refuse to send any money for a wild scheme of getting into any partnership," she said. "You'll only squander it on high living. I know, I can tell by your letters. Besides, I've just paid a stack of bills for your suits,

Constances dresses, taxi bills, yourj car's repairs, your rent and all the !

other things you have not paid. You used me as reference, so when you went in debt they wroie me. You get out of debt, and pay back what I've paid for you this winter, and we'll see about that partnership." Win gave a low whistle. He turned to me. "Now what are we going to do?" he asked. (Monday My Own Plan.)

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oping the calf of the leg particularly, I preference. Sage tea gives the grey

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

Ever since short skirts have been

in fashion one notices a peculiarity of appearance about many otherwise very pretty women. That is, the leg seems to begin at the ankle and goes straight up without a curve or a prettily rounded line for as great a distance as the skirt reveals it; which, parenthetically, in these days is no inconsiderable'distance. Many women -who weigh about what they should and who live moderately active lives are badly developed in the calf of the leg and ankle. There seems to be no particular reason for this unless it Is that they

An exercise to round out thin legs

have never taken sufficient leg exercise. There are several exercises which will correct this condition. One is

dancing, which is splendid lor devel-l

and the whole body as well. Another

exercise is sw imming; and still another, tennis playing, and still another which any woman can practice is as

follows: Stand as much on the toes as posi sible, either in your stocking feet or 'in a pair of heelless, soft-soled bedj room slippers that will allow the toes j to spread. Raise yourself up on the I toes, remain so for ten seconds, relax J so the body rests on the entire foot j once more. Repeat this 30 or more j times and practice it twice a day as an exercise. At the same time train yourself to walk about the room whileyou are dressing as much on your toes as you ' can manage. Faithfully ! practiced this will develop the calf of

; the leg.

Ruby You will be able to do this by using the henna shampoo. Worried If the hair splits, singeing will stop this and help it to grow. There is no particular time for doing this. There used to be a superstition that hair should be trimmed in the first quarter of the moon, - possibly

that is what you allude to. Exercise the arms, using all the serenuous motions that will tense the muscles, as in rowing. This should make them more shapely. R. V. You are 25 pounds overweight If you need direction on reduction diet send a stamped addressed envelope. The oily scalp is not healthy; massage it every night to equalize the circulation, or massage with a tonic that is suited to this condition.

Mrs. A. L. R. That is a matter of

hair a tan shade; henna gives it an auburn tint I do not know if the druggist would make the sage preparation, but the henna is procured in powder form and mixed with the shampoo. It is purchased at the toilet counters "of the department 6tores, or at any drug store that carries a full line.

All Inquiries addressed to Mr. Forbes In cr of tbe "Beauty Cht" department will be answered in thess columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing t the great number received. So, if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclusel with tbe question

Heart Problems

those girls who allows a fellow to kiss her, because I am not and neither is my girl friend. . , Why don't they ask to take her? She is a better looking girl than I am and the same age. WONDERING. Perhaps you have a more winsome personality than your girl friend and when the boys see you they at once

try to suggest something that will please you. Do not become confident in yourself merely because "they like you now. A girl who enjoys popularity at an early age is apt io age rapidly and lose her hold on young men at the time when she would most enjoy attention.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of 17. I have lots of boy friends and girl friends, but there is one thing I cannot understand. Every time I talk to a fellow or. walk down the street with one. even though I have only known him a short time, he will ask to take me to a show or to the park. My girl friend often goes with those same fellows, but they never ask to take her out. Don't think I am one of

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Fall Footwear Fashions designed for the discriminating SEPTEMBER finds this store ready to meet the most exacting shoe needs of a new season. Here you are sure of getting a thorough shoe service service based on complete stocks, uncompromising quality, correctness in style, and full-fledged value. .

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Shoes for Active Children

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