Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 336, 13 December 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1921.

The Middle Ground By MARION RUBINCAM

THE CHILDREN'S GREETING Chapter 32 "Why it's Dick!" Mrs. Talbot exclaimed in amazement as eh recognized the figure by the suitcases. Dick turned and, smiled and walked across to meet her. "I'm going too," he announced. "Ma said I better go the same time you were, so you wouldn't feel so nervous traveling alone." "You're going to the city?" She did rot seem to understand. Dick nodded, looking to see whether anyone was within hearing. They were alone, and he added "I couldn't stay around here if Amy isn't coming back. I think she needs

looking after.'

her head swam and she wished herself home and away from thia din of sound and these scurrying people. When they got off the car, they were on a dark quiet street with buildings on each side that seemed to touch '.he sky. "You'll find a lot of changes, mother," Luther said, as h hunted for his latchkey. They walked up great flights of stairs. Amy had to rest after the third one, to get her breath. At last they reached a door Luther opened it.

"Jane and Amy had to go They'll bo home soon," he said, get you something to eat in kitchen." "Do you live here, too?" "Yes," he said, throwing his

EXPLORER, IGNORANT OF WAR'S END TRIES TO ENLIST IN ARMY

out. "I'll the

coat

The woman's heart warmed to the , on a bench.

"And Claire this isn t the sort of place Amy wrote about." "It isn't my old home Claire ha3 that." "I don't understand," the mother said, afraid to understand what Luther seemed to mean. Tomorow New Conditions

boy. "That's nice of you, Dick. And I'm glad to have you along. I am awful nervous." Dick saw about her ticket. And she setlled herself In the train with a feelnig of great relief. She hated the Idea of going so far alone; she had never traveled in her life, except short distances to nearby towns. It was a long trip, with several chauges of cars, and a lunch snatched in a Junction station. Though in actual miles they were not so very far from the city, the trip took the entire day. But every bit was a delight to these two inexperienced travelers Dick had never been to the city either. "But everyone was going and I

couldn't stand it," he said. Dick had

a perfect frankness that was

to his mends. It was bad eno

when Amy was away and I could count off the weeks until she got back. But when she wrote she just wasn't coming well, if she isn't

coming back to the country, I havej to go to the city, that's all." i

It was perfectly simple. Dick was

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl nineteen years old and have been engaged to a boy for about three months. I love this boy very much and know he loves me. Do you think he should care if I go with other boy friends once in a while? We do not expect to get married for a while yet. I do not

a joy love any other boy, but would like to cent noiIsn!go with other boy friends once in aifortnre

wnne. lie says 1 ao not love him it I want to go with others. Do you thing so? I do not see him except on Sundays. Do you think I should

! stay home during the week?

His parents do not want him to get

married, but he says he could neverj

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about tolline it. than he would "havclthiDk 'V ,s a11 riht t0 B anead 'E 11

had about mentioning that he was thirsty. He would not have talked romantically about her; that, somehow, was different. But he was in love and why not admit it? Something in his sim pliclty and sincerity forbade smiles or teasing from the boys and gir'.s he knew at home. Mrs. Talbot was very much touched. "You know I'm on your side, don't you?" she said. Dick nodded, grinning a little, and suddenly shy. And the woman felt that she had one warm friend, ?t least, in this adventurous journey 10 the city. Eventually, carrying their heavy suitcases, they emerged with the crowd upon the great station platform arrived at last, tired and dirty and hungry, in New York. Mrs. Talbot never dreamed so many people could be In one piace, as were

crowded into the station. She walked! close to Dick, wondering what nhe would ever have done, had she ar-j rived alone. j Then out of the sea of strange; faces, each one peering intently forj someone on the train, thpre camej the welcome sight of Luther. Amy

means his happiness and mine too? He has not given me a ring yet. Isn't It ell righu not to receive a ring as soon as you are engaged? BLUE EYES. I do not blame your fiance in the lpatl for objecting to your going with other young men. I agree with him that it does not look as if you loved him very deeply. Unless you are willing to give up company with other young men, break your engagement. Since the boy's parents disapprove of the marriage, and since you feel you ought to be going with other young men, I would advise that the engagement be broken until your fiance completes his school work. At the end of that time if ycu still care for each other, renew the engagement. Many a girl does not receive her engagement ring as soon as she becomes engaged.

NOME, Alaska, Dec. 13 An Arctic adventurer, B. D. Seaman, sailed into Noma from the frozen north this month and, not knowing that the war

was over, tried to enlist in the American army so he could fight in France. Seaman said he had been three years getting to Nome from the Cor

onation Gulf country, which lies far east on Canada's Arctic coast and dur

ing his journey had received no news from the outside world. He left the gulf, he declared, in October, 1918, when he first heard the United States

had entered the war. Seaman was formerly a member of the then Royal Northwest Mounted Police. Soon after Seaman started for Nome the small schooner on which he was Journeying was wrecked in the ice, he said, and he and his companions were forced to walk 27 days before they came to an Eskimo village. On their way they lived on roots. Describes Eskimo Life. Seaman gave an interesting description of the life of the Eskimos of Coronation Gulf. The natives, he said, still use tho bow and arrow but are gradually getting accustomed to the

use of fire-arms, which were intro-j duced recently. The natives live oni caribou and seal. I A rifle in the Coronation countrysells for $160., cartridges for 30 cents ! aarh ciiirar ia 41 a riAnnd Knttoi" fill i

a jtound and milk $1 a can, Seaman said. The cost of clothing, however,

is lower, a "parka" cape being sold i

for $4, muckluks, or native shoes, fori

a pair and fine fur mittens ;

ree boxes of one-cent matches, j

Mounted police in the Coronation county get mail sometimes three years old. Once, before he left, a: constable got quick service on a let-; ter, it being delivered from England : in 13 months. ' Seaman said he probably would goj back to Coronation Gulf, "where a big j pot of trouble like a world war doesn't! reach us until it is all over." I

1 75 Served Penny Sapper By Fountain City Women FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.. Dec. 13 Ladies of the Fountain City Grange served 175 people with meals at a penny supper given at the Grange hall Saturday evening. Chicken was served and the news of the supper drew several parties from Richmond. Funds realized from the supper will go to the Grange treasury.

LOCAL AUTO DEALERS ACCEPT INVITATION

TO VISIT GREENVILLE

An Invitation to visit Greenville, O., sometime in the near future and assist In organizing auto dealers of that city was extended members of the Wayne county automotive trade association at the regular meeting of that organization held In the Arlington hotel Monday evening. Local dealers voted to accept the invitation and to attend as near 100 percent full membership as possible. The invitation was extended by Messrs. Westerfield and Clark, of Greenville.

An address by Charles Bender, of Muneie, secretary of the auto trade association of that city, was the feature of the program. A nominating committee was appointed to name candidates for office. Election of officers will be held Dec. 19.

Horse Breeders to Meet Saturday to Organize Cards are being sent from the county agent's office today to a score of horse breeders in Wayne county, calling a meeting In the county agent's office for Saturday. Dec. 17. at 1:30 TO STOP rOlGHIXi AT XIGIIT When anyone is suffering from a bronchial affliction or has a cough that lingers on and grows worse at night, the loss of sleep tends to weaken the sufferer and grows more serious the longer It is neglected. Mrs. M. Suter, 647 Longlirook Ave., Stratford. Conn., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar has given me great relief from a severe attack of bronchitis." No medicine stands iiigher throughout the nation as a family remedy for colds, coughs and croup. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-C2S Main St. Advertisement.

o'clock for the purpose of organizing a breeders' association. The call is sent out by C. L. Gifford of Fountain City, well known as a Percheron breeder, and a prize winner at the Darke and Preble county, Ohio, fairs

this fall, as well county show.

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"You did give us a surprise, mother," he said, as he kissed her. "Do you know, you only allowed two days for your le'ter it came this morn- ' lng. Suppose we had bpen away over the weekend? Hello, here's Dick!" "I'm going to my cousin Jim's," Dick volunteered. I'm staying tho.--until I get a job. Loo, how do I reach this place?" lie held out an address, find Luther gave him directions for finding it.

"It's rot ro yen can Amy a lot

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(Nursery, operating under a state lii cense, has cared for 16 children during j the past year. The nursery has six I children at the present time who are ' in need of care and financial assist j ance. i Financial aid must be received if I the work is to continue, the trustees ! declare. Three trustees have been es- : pecially authorized to conduct the

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"Thit's what I came to N'ew York tor." Dick said calmly. "Gupss I'll take these thir.g.- up to Jim's and omo over tonight." "Amy's busy tonight. That Is, she'll he home late, about 12." Luther said. "Well, I'll only stay five minutes, but I want 10 see her."

ference, when the morning mail brought to each senator's office a small, hermetically sealed tin package. It was shaken, weighed and sniffed. Finallv a trustv can ononpr

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Luther smiled and cave him still

more directions as to how to reach his place. And then he took Mrs. Talbot's arm, and piloted her through the crowd and through a long journey in a noisy car, until

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