Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 91, 17 April 1922 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1NDM MONDAY,. APRIL 17, 1922.

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WHO'S WHO A1MD WHAT'S i IIAPPEMCD Tilchard Brabant, a successful young lawer, has given a year's leave of absence to his wife, Sally. hoping that ' she. will be changed from a butterfly to a woman by learning something of life. Sho meets Keith Gilbert, always labelled "Dangerous." and through him associates with New York's gayest crowd of celebrities; among them, Aie Craig, a pretty artist, and Graham Browne, a well-known financier. The gay life that Sally leads

Is not approved by her friend, Barbara Lane, an old-fashioned wife, but Is shared by Patricia Lorlng, a modern flapper, who resents the fact that Gilbert is madly in love with Sally as she wants him for herself. With Sally she goes to a house-party at Gilbert's country place, and Is there when revenue officers appear to arrest Gilbert on a charge of bootleeglng on a big scale, and because one of his men has killed an officer during a fight. Gilbert flees into the night, taking Sally with him, and tries to kidnap her, but she la rescued by Neal Calhoun, who Is trailing Gilbert. Gilbert accuses Sally of betraying him to Calhoun and vows vengeance. He is imprisoned, but escapes.

completely that he, had thoughts for nobody else! Barbara turned and looked at the

CHAPTER XXXVII THE CLOUDS OF DISAPPOINTMENT To Barbara Lane, it seemed the last drop in a very bitter cup that Sally was going to the Randall's house-par-ty with her and Andy. "She has simply everything!" she told herself disgustedly. "I might have got along all right in what I have, if I hadn't had to compete with her! But she'll look so lovely in her

stunning gowns, and I'll look so dubby beside her and that man Andy wants to interest in his patents will devote himself to her and I won't be of any use at all!" For it was for Andy, this bitterness of spirit. The Randalls were to have as their guest a man of prominence,

a nnancier whose name was of weight in the world where Andrew Lane stood at the outer portals. Often he had talked with Barbara of what might happen if he could just meet some man of wealth to whom he

could talk of his man who' would see

The suit was an old one, but she told herself passionatr' that that didn't matter; Andy looked more wondeii,'" in them, betten than any other man would in the .very newest dinner Jacket! And it was with a dancing heart that she went down the broad stairway at his side. But as she reached the wide hall the gay little flame of her joy went out, drenched by the cold water of disappointment. For In the drawing room just beyond stood Sally, exquisite in a frock of turquoise blue, and laughing tip into the eyes of a man whose appearance stamped him as the financier in whom the Lanes were so Interested. As Barbara caught sight of them, Mrs. Randall approached, and Sally turned to her with a smile, laying one slender hand on his arm. "Of course I know Graham Browne," she exclaimed. "He's an old friend of mine! We're havinga reunion!" And Barbara's heart sank. Tomorrow A Silver Lining.

After Ten Years By MARICN RUBINCAM

back. She had only gone so far as to picture living in Italy with Humphrey, on the money she was sure he had saved. Italy was a cheap place to live in. she had heard. She made an unfortunate answer. "Perhaps I shan't come back." This was an opening not even a best frietnd could resist, and Cora was

about to follow It up when Humphrey

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

To a reader at Richmond who has written twice: ' Dear Friend Sometimes the eyelashes, like the hair, demand nourish-

appeared. His pinkish face was payment, vaseline Is usually advised, Dut but then he was always pale when Is not much value because it is a mlnhe had spent too much of the day in, eral product and the system does not

doors. Normally, he lounged about

town and ran around in his car more hours than be sat at his desk. He nodded to the women and was going on into the house when Cora remarked sweetly she had been nettled by Millie's ' tones "I hear you're going to leave us and settle abroad." "Who said that?" Humphrey was almost belligerent. "Oh, Millie and I have been talking about Italy. She says " "She says a lot of nonsense!" And Humphrey went into the house.

, Cora already with enough knowledge jto speculate over for several days, ' gathered up her sewing things and de

parted a ssoon as she pontei j couia.

Millie went, indoors

Inrs Klumph patents, 'come

their possibilities and be willing to invest enough money to put them on the market. "He'd make money on it, you know that's sure!" Andy had told Barbara, over and over. "It wouldn't be any loss it wouldn't even be a gamble! If I could Just meet the right man!" And then the Randalls had Invited them to this house-party, just a small affair, and had asked exactly the right

man! Barbara had stared at her hus

band In radiant disbelief when she heard of it. And Immediately she had begun to plan to help in this caipaign of Andy's to look her prettiest and be her most charming, in the hope that somehow the great man might be entertained and more kindly inclined to the husband whom she adored. "Things like that do help!" she had told herself, as she laundered the dainty blouses that she had made for herself, and refurnished her one party frock. She had dyed it in coffee, put It over a new silk slip, prssl its laciness with scrupulous care. It

wasn't smart, she acknowledge, but it was pretty, and Andy said that It wa3 the most becoming dress she'd ever

had. and reminded her that it was the pounds

' coior or tne gown sne naa worn tne first time he ever met her on which eventful occasion he also promptly fell in love with her, incidentally. And now all this loving care, all

this eager, anxious planning would go for nothing. Sally, in exquisite frocks

Sally of course charms the flnati' cier. .

charming Interloper who had so unconsciously thrust a pretty hand into her plans and muddled thn. She had loved Sally since the days when they were at school together, when she had mothered the younger girl in her first homesickness. But now for the first time she wanted to push Sally aside, to put the girl out of her

life. Sallv was blissfully unconscious of

that fact, however. She would have!

been most amazed had. she known Barbara's thoughts;" indeed, within her own mind such a tumult raged that she would have wondered how anyone else could feel so upset as she did at that moment. They were late in reaching the Randall home. As they swung into the drive that led between great elms the shadows lay long across the smooth lawns, and the great beds of hyacinths that lifted their fragrant blossoms at the side of the house were touched with the day's last sunshine. The beauty of it all delighted Bar

bara and inspired her to hope again; surely among such surroundings

things must go well, she told herself;

as she dressed for dinner. "Hook me up. dear," she urged Andy, as he finished shaving. "And hurry I want just one more look at the gardens before dinner." Obediently he wrestled with hooks and patent fasteners, then bent to kiss the soft curve of her neck as he finished his task, when there was a knock at the door, and a voice asked if Madam would like any assistance. Stilling a giggle, Barbara sent the maid away, and turned to Join in Andy's laughter. "One ha3 a maid when ones' rich, milady!" he told her with a chuckle. "We poor folks forget those trifling details, don't we?" "We do," agreed Barbara, curling upon the windo wseat to put the studs in his shirt. She adored thi3" big husband of herB so that she did not look at the gardens again after all it warmed her heart so to watch him as he dressed in the evening clothes that his broad shoulders set off so well.

HUMPHREY'S NEWS Chapter 3. To the rest of her friends. Millie's state of mind was not understandable. Millie fairly snapped at them. And Millie had always been so ea going, so good natured! Millie was seen going off for walks alone, tiast the last hnnse nf the vil

lage, and on where the road led over!

absorb mineral oils. A much better

combination is made as follows: Lanoline V drachm

Cocoa butter 1 drachm Parawax 4 draqhms Oil of sweet almonds (English) .....4 drachms Rosol oil 2 drops Everything conntained in this formula tends to produce hair. If it is not possible to obtain the sweet almond oil known as the English oil. the other will do, but it is not so good. The rosol oil is a perfume; any perfumed oil can be substituted. This produces a thick, cold cream which can be rubbed over the eyelids and into the upper and lawer eyelashes, as well as on the eyebrows, and it is perfectly

harmless. The cream softens as it

I'm not very fond of anyone in the comes in contact with the warm skin

town," she began in her best sarcas

tic manner. "But you might be, decently polite in your own house. It's not much of a house, but still " "It's the sort of house you've made," Humphrey stormed. Millie's answer was ready, but she kept it back by a supreme effort. She could not imagine Paul talking to her as Humphrey did and too, she

some smaller hTn, tn- tL h could not imagine any woman who some smaller hills towards the big! . hf . n fr1pn, nf Paurg answer-

timber covered

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spra-led its green- and rock-hrown ! "ft - r' the " f eeUng wal

hated walking!

Millie was absent minded at the bridge club. Sometimes she did not even listen to the gossip, and sometimes she took part, in it with a vigor, not to say a viciousness, that surprised her milder friends. The married had the one usual ex

planation

which she had for Paul Darlington, it was valuable to this extent it made her aspire sometimes to be a little better than she was. So she changed her tone. "Never mind, we'll get a better one. I'll learn lots of things when I'm away." . "We're darned lucky if we keep

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Brautfeld party,

"When is what going to happen?" Millie asked. "Oh, come I have been married about as long as you don't act like

a young bride is Humphrey pleased?"

Cora asked,

soul in the worlds and she loved Mil

lie

cent we have!" Tomorrow The News Spreads

The lashes, however, will grow in

quicker and longer if you clip the ends off and keep them clipped for about three months. If your brows are too thick and made of unruly, coarse hairs, you can train them to shape if you have a little pa-

itience. Go over them each night with

a brush dipped in fresh mucilage and as this dries, shape them with the fingers towards a .central. line. After a ew weeks most of the coarse hairs will drop out and the rest will be trained to a much better appearance. I would not advise you to have your eyebrows shaped or shaved. It seems foolish to waste time on 60 temporary a treatment If there are hairs which grow out of alignment you can pull them out with the tweezers. Many of my readers ask for some

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JOHN R0LIN6 FUNERAL TO BE HELD TUESDAY; LIVED HERE 60 YEARS

Funeral services for John Hiram Roling, 78 years old. who died late Saturday, will be held at the chapel of Jordan, McManus, Hunt and Waltermann at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Alfred H. Backus, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will officiate. Burial will be in Earlham. Friends may call at any time. Mr. Roling died of apoplexy at his home, 432 Main street. He had lived a retired life since 1904. He had

been a resident of this city for 60 years and was one of the first men of the" county to introduce the use of the riding plow. Beginning his business- life as a hardware merchant, a member of the firm of Dickman and Roling, in 18C6, Mr. Roling continued even after the retirement of Mr. Dickman in 1877, and later was active in politics. He was known as the "boss" of the Demo

cratic party, having been chairman of that organization for many years. During the time when the governor made the appointment of the presi

dent of the board of policecommlssioners, he served in that office, and at one time was a member of the city sinking fund commission. He was a graduate of St. Xavler's" college, Cincinnati. .... v- 1 He is survived by a widow. Nettle Roling.- , ; 1

BULGARIA BARS WRANGEL SOFIA. Bulgaria. April 17. General Baron Peter Wrangel,, Ukrainian anti Bolshevik leader, has failed to obtain permission to visit , Bulgaria.. The government fears that his visit might excite hostile manifestations.

ply because the natural color of the eyelashes is usually the most becoming. Sincerely yours, EDNA RENT FORBES. All Inquiries addressed to Mrs. Forbes In care of the "Beauty Chits" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, ovrlng to the g-eat number received. So, If a personal or quicker reply Is dejlred, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must r,! enclosed with the queatloa. The Editor.

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VET GETS IN HURRY (liy Associated Press) WASHINGTON. April 17. News

She was the most honest' h g some places quicker than it rrrm and she lnvfH Mil-! r

Rut. sh Repmod tn thtnt that ! does others. The American legion has

old friendship gave her the privilege i

of prying into her friend's innermost secrets. "OhV Millie's sudden comprehension was genuine enough to convince even Cora. Millie turned red angry red. Poor

received a letter from a World war veteran, who says: "I understand the government is giving us adjusted compensation with the option of taking land or money. I've just discovered an island in the St. Lawrence river

Millie's cheeks did not flush becom-jthat j want so tell the government ingly, as did Patty's. It was her nose! . , rather than her cheeks, that changed f " tane mat. color, and she did not look charming, t-j. 1 v ir 11 r 'i D "I suppose." she began bitingly, rimpiYf' Well, UOn t UQ that you and. the whole town here r J

have been discussing that. Have!peoDle

pose you think this time I ought to name him after my husband. I remember you were also so shocked when my baby was born, and I said-

I was going to call him Quentin."

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Oh, come!" Cora protested good hav- tak th(, tabieta a few nights.

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naturedly, making a darn in a linen table napkin that was as beautiful as the weave of the fabric. "We did

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a modiste, would captivate the great man, and she and Andy, could keep their hopes to themselves! "Well, it'll turn out right somehow," Barbara told herself, bravely, as she packed the suitcase which she and

Andy were taking. "Things simply have to work out as they ought to." But it was with a heavy heart that she joined her husband and Sally in the car which the Randalls had sent for them. They drove swiftly through the country, up into the hills that were green with the promise of the coming summer. It was beautiful country, rich, wonderfully fruitful, and set Barbara to dreaming of the farm that she and Andy hoped to own some day the farm where thfV could have all the things that Andyoved as a boy, and where, too, orchards and meadows might resound to the shouts of the baby for whom she longed, the child for whom her arms had ached so desperately since Andy Junior had beei taken from them. And that peaceful, fruitful farm, those wide, green meadows and flowering orchards, would be a reality If only this man whom they were to meet at the Randalls could be interested in Andy's patents! If only

sauy aian t aDsorD nis attention so

glance swept and eliminated Wissake-agan.

Cora laughed not so goodnatureaiy ; ever curSed with a "dark brown

(this time. The beginnine and the end tnato a had hrpath. a dull, listless

thing for me to take or some diet 0f the world, to her, was the town , "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid and exercise that I could do to re-! she lived in. Bigger places she knew j liver, bad disposition or pimply face. duce? TOO HEAVY, (existed but better ones no! j Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable

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An one as neavy as you are ougui "Yes." Millie flashed, rememberin

the letter and check upstairs for passage on a steamer going in the autumn. "Do you think you'll like it any better here when you come back?" Now, vaguely, restlessly. Millie

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