Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 274, 17 November 1922 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1922.

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by Marion Rabincaca

TWO WOMEN Chapter 107 Gloria appeared next morning looking like Quite another person in a shabby out-of-date tweed suit, old shoes, wool stockings and her sleek hair hidden under a soft tarn. This was Gloria ready for the woods an amazing contrast to the slim fig ure with the fashionable droop of the shoulders, and the exotic, gorgeous colored gowns. "You look like Just anybody," George greeted her. . Then afraid that what he said wai not polite, when both women laughed at him, he added: "I mean you look like a young girt. I've seen you look like an opera star a movie queen (a gasp from Gloria), a millionaire and a cover for a Futurist magazine " "But sever the simple minded moth.

er creature I really am." put la

Gloria. "Frankie, if you go on eating breakfast all the morning, you can run it straight Into luncheon. And that

will save trouble and dishwashing.

won't it?"

"Urn-hum," agreed FTankie compla

cently, over a Jam laden muffin. rl m

getting fat. mother."

"You're doing your best, at least

Children all. are we to tramp througn

these heavenly woods this morning?''

They were it appeared, and set off

at once, Frankie and a fox terrier in the lead. It was hard to tell which of the two had the largest amount of

restless, untiring energy.

But in the' afternoon, George got

out the car and proposed a drive. The

owner of a famous art gallery where all the good exhibitions were held had a country home IB miles away,

and George wanted to see him about

exhibiting some landscapes.

"Want to comet" he asked them, but

the two women deel! .od, and Frankie was refused permission because be

had to take a nap.

After they had finally persuaded the

younster to sleep, Pan and Gloria

wandered off a little way into the trees

and lay on a blanket on earth cuah

ioned with fragrant brown pine nee

dles.

"Most people have a queer Idea that

sn artist's work, when be works at

all," said Pan, "consists a putting col

or on canvas. They never think of him

as selling a picture, except when a

kind soul comes along, through a gooi

friend, and makes a purchase, or or

ders a portrait."

"That's true. George is an excellent

business man, though he's a good artist too. I think he would have

succeeded eventually through sheer

merit, but that he has succeeded so splendidly at such an early age is certainly du to his cleverness I like to tease him about that, he takes it like a lamb," Gloria answered. "Of

course It's Just like him to dash off

and get that gallery for December.

The man's Just back from Canada, he

says."

Pan smiled, a little smile of pride at any sort of praise of her husband. Their talk reminded her of the letter t - J . V .1 .VaC

irum iter auui, emu iub bubsqduuu iuilv George paint the barn to earn his "keep" over the summer. 8he thoug'it without pride but with gratitude, of their lovely home in the city, of this i charming place for hot days or for Jate autumn weekends like this one, of their car, of all the opportunities for work and development that an ade

quate Income meant. But she told the story of the letter to Gloria, who laughed over it. "Surely an ignorance of life as great

as that must be wilful," Gloria mused

Badly chosen books can give one a

false idea of life, but even bad books

will tell a little truth about what other

sorts of people-do. And newspapers

are simply a daily record of what

other people are doing and think

ing "

"Aunt Maude only reads an em

broidery quarterly," laughed Pan,

"though she glances now and then at our local paper. But that's such

small afair it only tells the doings of

the people we know and we. general

ly have heard the news.before the pa

per has time to write and print it Pos

sibly as narrow a point or view as

theirs is wilful. I don't know, I don't

think so. I never wanted to be ignorant, but I was terribly, until you res

cued me."

Gloria turned her head slightly cushioned on her soft, cap and her clasped bands, to smile at her young

friend.

"You weren't really Ignorant and

yet you were of course, poor darling

Where you could gain education from schools and books you had done so and bad digested your knowledge very well. You learned volumes from sucn small .experience as came to you " "Morton?" asked Pan smiling and casual. "Yes, that hurt, and made you bitter and cynical in many ways, but it helped you eventually I mean, when you got away from it Had you stayed on, brooding over a lost love, of courss it would have been mental and spiritual death. I've eeen them too the

women who've never survived one early disappointment" "Instead of which it has shown me what real love is my love for George." said an softly. Gloria turned again. "Ah, I'm glad to bear you say that!" she said. Tomorrow Confession

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Dar Mrs. Thompson: I am but 16 years of age and I think I am in love with a boy 17 years of age. KHe doesn't pay any attention to mo except to look at me, but he is always talking and laughing to my chum. I don't know what to do. It pains me to see him talk to other girls and not to me. As I said before, be always looks at me but never says a word.

I am anxiously waiting for you to

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Probably both you and the boy are

shy. Your girl friend may find it easier to laugh and Joke with boys and therefore she has no trouble talking to the boy you like so much. Always speak to him when you meet, and if you can think of some little pleasantry, say it

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