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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03
Revelations of a Wife
~ ADELE GARRISON

chance to see Dicky The old girl
imagines she has a grievance against
Lii, and there is no use opening old
sores unless you have to-"
I gazed at him open-mouthed. Il
don't understand" l said vaguely.
His eyes dropped before mine. He
stirred uneasily. mo, you wouldn't
he said evasively, and then, as if with
sudden determination, there is no
need you ever should know. It is a
matter that doesn't concern you in The
least. Take my advice and don't ever
try to find out
But Mrs. Graham does know who
you are. ! just told her"
He uttered a long, low whistle.
which expressed CONSERVATION more
wildly than any words would have
done
We'll. the fats already in the fire"
Then he commented cynically. Il wish
you joy of the mess. Good morning"
He raised his hat, made me a court
ly bow, which is one of his chief &C
complishments, and went toward the
ferry entrance, leaving me bewildered
and upset with what he had just told
, me. Chagrin, anger. jealousy all
swept over me.
Here, from another source was a
confirmation of my suspicious that
there had been some secret in the past
life Of my husband and Lillian Gale of
which l had never been told. I stood
perfectly still for moment or two
while the conflicting emotions which
Harry Underwood's words had raised
had their way with me.
Then another thought crept into my
mind. What was Harry Underwood's
real motive in giving me this warning?
Was he sincere in his desire to avoid
trouble or had he taken advantage of
the unexpected situation to try to
lessen my confidence in Dicky?
Has he gomez" My mother-in-law's
anxious query greeted me as soon as
l opened the door Of the woman's rest
room in the Aquarium, where she was
sitting.
Eyes. I saw him go through the
ferry entrance, and the 5oat is Just
leaving" l did not think it necessary
to tell her that Harry Underwood, the
man whose unexpected presence had
so annoyed her. had spoken to me
again. or that he had warned me
against telling her that he was Lillian
Gales husband
When she had imagined that Harry
Underwood was a friend of mine and
had enraged me by her insulting words
which he had subjected us, had told
her that he and his wife. Lillian Gale,
were Dicky's friends and not mine. |
She had found some hidden signifi- |
canoe in my words that had brought |
on one of her heart attacks While l |
was ministering to her had heard her
murmur:
Lillian Gale! Lillian Gale! How
blind I've been"
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High School Seniors
Present screen Stockings"
at Washington Tuesday

The high school seniors will pre-
sent their class play, Green Stock
ings" at the Washington theater,
Tuesday afternoon and evening The
matinee performance will open at $50
o'clock, and the night performance at
8:15 o'clock.
Green Stockings" is a well-known
English play that has been a favorite
with theater goers. The story of the
play is based on the Old English Gus
tom that requires the unmarried eld-
er daughter to wear green stockings
at the marriage of her younger sis
tiers. Celia Farraday has worn the
green stockings twice, and rather than
put them on for third time. an
nounces her engagement to a military
hero who does not exist. Complica-
lions result when her fiance appears
in the flesh and the ending is inter-
esting and satisfactory.
Miss Phyllis Butler has the role Of
Celia, and the hero is played by Clar-
ence Chamness. There is an excellent
supporting caste, selected from mem
bers Of the senior class.
The play has been coached by Ar
thur ]. Beriault, who has directed two
former plays for the high school, both
of which were very successful.
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"sEE IF HE'S GONE"


The color was gradually coming
back to my mother-in-law's face.
stood by her chair, forgetting her In
suits, remembering nothing save that
she was old and sick woman
'1s there anything can get for you?
I asked as I saw the strained look IN
her eyes die out.
Nothing, thank YOU" she said. Then
to my surprise she reached up Ter
hand. took mine in hers. and pressed 1t
feebly. | could not understand her
quick transition from bitter contempt
to friendly warmth. Evidently some
thing in my words had startled her
and had changed her viewpoint, Bat
put speculation aside until some more
opportune time. The imperative thing
for me was to minister to her needs,
mentally and physically.
So I returned the pressure of her
hand and waited silently for her next
words They were not long in coming.
please go to the door," she half
whispered. and see if that awful man
is gone We must not leave here until
we are sure he is nowhere about"
"No Concern Of Yours"
you are sure you'll be all right"
asked anxiously.
Perfectly sure" she returned, and
In her voice was the old note of i'm
periousness which l knew betckered
her return to her usual self. So l left
her sitting quietly in one Of the rock
ing chairs which the rest room bad,
opened the door and cautiously looked
out. No one was in sight, and I ven
tured further out into the building.
/ wanted to assure myself that
Harry Underwood was nowhere to be
seen. AS I walked down one of the
aisles between the tanks of seals his
voice sounded in my ears.
There was note in it which told
me that l no longer need be afraid of
his annoying me, at least not on this
occasion. He was palpably nervous
and anxious, AMI his words were hur-
ried: Just forget my spiel Of few
minutes ago" he said in an offhand
manner which with him serves instead
OF an apology. I've got something
important to say to you, something
which went clean out Of my head Do
not let Dicky's mother know who am
at least that I'm LIS husband or any
thing about Lii and me until have a
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lows: One cupful tomato juice, one
tablespoonful -four, one tablespoon fat,
salt
Melt the fat, and add the flour grad
ually. Cook until it begins to bubble.
Add the tomato juice, little at
time, stirring constantly until thick
ened Season to taste.
Potato and Beef Pie from above
menu)-Fill earthen ware pie pan
with mashed potatoes, crimp edges
and brush with egg. Brown in oven.
Fill with chopped beef with heavy
cream sauce. RSheat and serve i'm
mediately.
Caramel Sauce-One tablespoon but
ter, one cup brown sugar. one scant
cup water Melt butter in small
kettle. thicken with the -four as for
gravies, add sugar and water. Boil
until thick as you like; take from fire
and flavor with vanilla. This will
make the plainest of bread buildings
simply delicious.
Gems for Children-These gems are
especially good for the children: Use
one cup of rolled oats. one cup sour
milk Let this soak fifteen minutes.
Add one egg, one-half cup barley -four,
one teaspoon of soda dissolved in a
little water. Bake in gem tins. Makes
eight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03
EIGHT REGISTERED
FOR new DRAFT

Eight ort-of-town men have regis
tered with the Richmond selective SER
vice board to date. it was announced
Monday by Chairman Carr Registra-
ton cards were made out for these
men and their cards had to be re-
turned to the home boards by June 5,
registration day.
The names of these men we're Harry
Wolfe, Galveston, Ind; Guy V. Pom
thus, Rochester, Ind; James D. Cal
vert, Springfield, O.; Carl Fesmire,
Sheridan, ind; Arch M. Stout, Rush
vile, Ind; and Perry H. Stout, Rush
vile, Ind.
Four registrations cards of Rich
mond men working in other cities
have been received by the service
board, and the men have been duly
registered for selective service
They are: John Henry Fleming,
Tiftin, o.; Duskin H. Jones, Detroit,
Mich; Edgar w. Meraada, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Lester S. Letter, Madison, Wis.
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CALL ISSUED FOR
Fifteen MECHANICS

A call for Is men for voluntary ser.
vice who have had some mechanical
training or are mechanically inclined.
was issued Monday by the Richmond
seIective service board in accordance
with orders received from the state
board at Indianapolis.
Men experienced in any mechanical
line may apply for these openings.
and must have their applications in
bv Saturday, June s. During the fol-
lowing week the board will name Is
men from the list OF those making ap-
plication and they will be notified OF
their selection.
The men will leave here for Indian
apolis on June Is, where they will
be enrolled in a government training
school and given a thorough course In
the line o: work for which they are
best adapted.
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Benefit PROGRAM
AT N. E. CHURCH

The following program will be civ
en- at First Methodist church Wednes
day evening at 7:45 o'clock in con
nection with the Melting pot" for the
benefit Of French orphans:
Song, "The Star Spangled Banner
Invocation-Rev. L. H. Bunyan.
Orchestra.
The Woman's Missionary society ia
France. purpose, pledge, plan-Mrs
R. L. Seaman.
Marseillaise, in French-Miss Eu-
genia LeMuer.
Marseillaise, in English-Quartet of
girls
A Little French Violet, story-Miss
Cecilia Crane
Pantomime, a prayer-Twelve per
sons
The French children-Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke.
Organ voluntary-Miss Gertrude
Kirkpatrick
Message from the Marne--Mrs. S.
E. Beery.
The Treasures gathered.
Conservation OF gifts-Rev. J. l..
Hutchens.
America
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Is Eaton High Pupils to
Get Diplomas Tuesday

EATON. o., June 3.-Baccalaureate
services for the graduating class of
the high school were held Sunday
evening at the Presbyterian church.
the other churches Of the city uniting
IN the services. Pastor T. j. Simpson
preached a forceful sermong. taking
for his subject. The Depths" Rev.
Paul S. Wight. Christ church, read the
scripture lesson: Rev. ]. c. Shaw,
Methodist church, offered prayer: Ed
win Price sang two solos; quartet.
composed OF Martha Vaughan. Veda
Albaugh. Frank Hunt and Raymond
Churchill. sang one number: Mrs. Earl
Young gave an organ voluntary, and
Rev. J. E. Yingling, United Brethren
church, pronounced the benediction.
Commencement exercises will be held
Tuesday evening at the opera house.
Rev. Joseph J. Rae, First Presbyter-
ian church, Richmond, Ind, will de-
liver the class address. A class Of
twenty-five will be graduated.
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did he act that way? Do yuo think
he loves me?
LITTLE MUTT.
Ii the boy says he loves you he
probably does. 1t was, very thought
full of the other girl to slip away so
that the boy could not take her home.
You are fortunate in having so true a
friend. Be just as generous as your
girl friend and do nothing to prevent
the boy from liking her If he chooses.
1t may be that the boy showed an in.
terest in the other girl because he is
tired of going only with you. If such
is the case you should let him enjoy
other girls for a while. But if he is
so uncertain in his love and you have
reason to think he cares more for
someone else than he does you, you
should break your engagement.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l have a
friend who would like to stop smok-
ing. He has tried hard enough to
stop it, but can't Can you suggest a
way? FRED M.
He cannot stop without using will
power. If he wants to stop badly
enough he will conquer his desire.
Some men who are trying to break
away from the habit keep a little
flag root in their pockets to chew
when they think they cannot stand 1t
longer without a smoke. Others chew
gum
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03

FANCY METAL COIN PURSES
Aspecial line Of Novelty Purses and
Jitneys. goods worth up to $1.O0.
"Wednesday, cnofce SOC.
VACUUM BOTTLE-5O special pint
bottles keeps contents hot or cold,
regular s1.50; Wednesday $1.1o.
AUDITORIUM BATH SOAP
Large sized bar, just the thing for
the toilet or bath. Wednesday, 1oc
bar, $1.oo box.
COLONIAL HAIR PiNS-Hand fin.
ished, put up IL, or 3 to the box,
she'll or amber. Wednesday, 2 boxes
for 15c.
CHARACTER DoLLs-Just a few
of our large 1S-inch character dolls
left, a regular SOC value. Wednes-
day, 29c.
CREPE TOILET PAPER-Large
sized roll, regular sc value. Wed.
nesday, 7 for Csc, 80 for $500.
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GEoRGETTE CREPEs-3 Pieces,
40-inch ivory, flesh and pink. Wed
nesday, yard $1.49.
NOVELTY SILkS-10 pieces OF
fancy silks all light grounds, just
the thing for summer wear. These
are regular $500 to $3.50 values.
Wednesday, yard $1.69.
HAeUTAI SIukS-In q or 36-inch
in Ivory only. these goods wash
beautifully. Wednesday, yard soc
and CSC.
2 Pieces. yard wide. all silk, black
chiffon Taffeta, cloth that would
be cheap at $500, Wednesday, yard
$1.49.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03
"P|C" ORDINANCE
COMES UP TONIGHT

The pig ordinance will be before
the council for the last time Monday
night. Upon the action taken by the
council this time depends the POSSIBLE
ity of the ordinance becoming a law
Al the last meeting of the council
the ordinance received seven ayes
and four nays. which with the mayors
sigma ture would have passed it. The
mayor vetoed the ordinance.
Besides the pig" ordinance the
councilmen will discuss the question
of installing new machinery at the
Richmond light plant.
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Silks at a Big Saving

SEMI.SILk CREPE DE CHINE
The colors are ivory, flesh, pink
and maize. The width is full &C.
inch. SIC value, "Wednesday, 47c.
FANCY RAJAHS-For Children's
dresses, ladies' sport skirts and
blouses, the combinations include,
rose, peacock, delft, Copenhagen
and navy. Regular $3.50 values,
Wednesday, yard $1.19.
NOVELTY CREPE DE CHIMES
-36-inch Fancy Overplaids and
stripes in eight of the most wanted
shades These were sold at $1.25.
Wednesday, yard CSC.
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RM1a %HintDC~ =
ELlW ~ NRC. NJ ORION
M EMU HINT
Breakfast

MENU HINT
Breakfast
Grapefruit
Scrambled Eggs Graham Gems
Red Raspberry Jam
Coffee
Luncheon
Tomato Cakes
Head Lettuce French Dressing
90, Oatmeal and Raisen Cookies
Cocoa
Dinner
Corn Soup Corn Waters
Potato and Beef Pie Asparagus
Graham Bread and Butter
Rhubarb Brown Betty Hard Sauce
Coffee
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BABY REGISTRATION
CLOSES This WEEK

Weighing and measuring OF children
will close this week. some schools on
Tuesday and others Wednesday, Mrs.
Edgar F. Hiatt, chairman Of the Child
Welfare committee, announced Mon
day morning.
Mothers are urged to keep their ap-
pointments for Tuesday and Wednes-
day and come at time designated. For
those who did not register their chill
dren or were not able to keep their
appointments, the Day Nursery will
be open next week for examination.
Mothers may call there and make ap-
pointments for weighing and measur-
ing of their children.
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Daughter of Soldier
Dies at Home Here

The father OF Geraldine Shoemak,
2 years old, who died Sunday morn
ing at her home, 918 North Sixteenth
street. is at Camp Dix. N. j., awaiting
orders to leave for France. Other
surviving members of the family are
her mother. Mrs. VIII Shoemak and
two brothers, John and Leonard Shoe
max OF Richmond. Funeral announce
ments will be made later.
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NELSON THURMAN
DIES SUDDENLY

Nelson Thurman, while entertaining
guests at his home at Cambridge City
Sunday afternoon, died at 4:30 o'clock.
He was 80 years old.
Thurman had been apparently as
we'll as ever. Prior to this attack, he
was treated on numerous occasions
for heart disease. Coroner R. D. Nor
row was called to the home immedi-
ately. He found his death to have
been due to organic heart disease.
He is survived by his widow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03
Grant Permission for
War Garden Market

City Gardener Murphy appeared be
fore the Board Of Works Monday
morning and obtained permission to
install a war garden market" at the
market house on days that do not con-
fict with the regulr city market. The
market will start within two weeks.
The market stuff will be obtained
from the school children who have
raised more than enough vegetables
for their private use. The city Is to
be at no expense In operating the
market
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Specials from the Second
Floor

WOMEN WAISTS-Two special
lots of White Wolfe Waists, some
are slightly soiled and mussed In
most all sizes, regular values worth
from $1.00 to $1.50. Wednesday,
79c.
WASH DREssEs-SmaI. lot of
Ladies Wash Dresses either color
ed or white, sizes Sc, 3S. 40. These
were sold from $500 to $1,000. Wed
nesday, $1.o0.
COTTON VOI.ES-25 Pieces cot
ton voiles in good line of styles.
assorted colors. The width is -
inch. special for Wednesday, yard
15c.
COTTON SPORT skIRTiNGS-
One lot Of fancy sport skirings,
regular values from SOC to SOC.
Priced special for Wednesday, yard
15c.
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Navy Enlistments

The following enlisted in the naval
reserve force, and were sent into In
dianapolis Monday for final examin-
alton:
Hobart H. Pickett, 426 Main street,
landsman baker; Timothy Baldwin,
Jr, 20 South Thirteenth street, ma
chinists mate, aviation; Clifford R..
Duke, Williamsburg, seaman, second
class; Samuel w. Borradaile, Liberty,
hospital apprentice, second class.
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SWIMMING PARTY PLANNED

A swimming party is being arranged
for the members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
women's swimming classes, to be held
Wednesday afternoon at Hawkins
bathing beach. All women who hava
been enrolled in the swimming classes
may attend.
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Robert Mccarthy Makes
Six Trips to France

Robert Mccarthy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Mccarthy, who enlisted in
the Navy in April. 1917, has returned
to the United States from his sixth
trip to France, according to letter
received from him by his parents.
He said in the letter that he might
possibly come home for a brief fur
Tough but was unable to state for GER
tain whether or not he could secure
permission
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TEXTILE WORKERS
GO OUT ON STRIKE

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. June B.
The textile mills of this city. employ
ing $4,000 operatives, were shut down
today in consequence of a general
strike called by the textile council
last night. One-third of the opera
tives have been engaged on govern
ment contracts
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TRIED RECIPES

Tomato Luncheon Cakes (from above
menu)-Three cupfuls tomatoes. about
four cupfuls soft breadcrumbs, one
tablespoon fat, two teaspooonfuls salt,
pepper and paprika to taste.
Strain the tomato. and put pulpy
part in a stewpan. Place over fire,
and when heated through, stir in as
many breadcrumbs as the tomato will
absorb. Add the butter, salt and other
seasoning. Remoye from fire. and al
low to cool. Form into balls and
saute until brown on both sides.
Serve with tomato sauce made as fol-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-03
ADDRESSES JOINT MEETING.

President David Edwards addressed
a joint meeting of the Y. w. C. A. and
the Y M. c. A. Of Earlham college
Sunday evening, urging upon the col
leEe students their responsibility In
carrying the Christian spirit with
them into the world. Music was fur
nished by the college male quartet.
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Place is Selected for
Registration of Youth $

EATON, O., June 3-Quarters of the
county conscription board. Main
street, opposite the new court house,
is the place where registrations will
be taken Wednesday. Youths of
Preble county who have reached the
age of 81 on or before June s, and
since the registration a year ago. be-
ing required to register. Registra-
tions will be received from Z o'clock
IN the morning until o'clock at night.
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City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals

HERZ-Isabelle H. Herr, Is years
old, niece of Mrs. Sam Fred, died
Sunday morning at the home Of Mrs.
Fred, 1872 South Fourteenth street.
Her death was due to heart disease.
The body will be taken to Chicago.
where she formerly lived, for services
and burial.
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AMERICAN VESSEL SUNK

NEW YORK, June "a wireless
message saying the American schoon-
er Ella M. Wiley had been sunk by
gun fire off Block island was picked
up by an American steamship which
arrived here today from Porto Rico.
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Children's Hosiery

Misses Lisle Hose, plain colors,
black. white. red, tan. light blue and
pink, good line of sizes. Wednes-
day 19c.
Childrens' Half Hose, plain colors.
black, white, red, tan, light blue and
pink, sizes range from 4 to SHs.
Wednesday, 19c.
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H :EfP{E s !; B 81 !!t!!a.:.:

Dear Mrs. Thompson: had
party last night and my dearest
friend to whom am engaged talked
to girl and did not pay very much
attention to me. The girl lives next
door to me and is a very good friend
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He asked me II
he could take her
home and l said
he might. She
told him she was
not going with
him and she
slipped out and
left him. He
stayed here until
1880 p. m, and
asked me not to
be angry because
he just asked har
for the sake Of
courtesy.
l saw him up
town and / asked
him to walk down
the street with me.
He went two or
three steps with
me and stopped
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Hosiery for Women

Ladies' Lisle Hose with Fibre silk
boot, they come in Black or White,
full range of sizes. Wednesday $50,
8 for $500.
Gordon Round Ticket Hose, with
the Fibre silk boot, black and white
and few broken colors, priced
special for Wednesday, soc.
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MARRIED At EATON.

EATON, O., June 3-Charles Eich-
er, Dayton, O., and Miss Florence Du-
gan, daughter of Edwin Dugan. Eat
on, we're married Saturday by Rev. ].
C. Shaw. Eicher is an airplane me-
chanic
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and said | should go on because he
had to go to dinner. love him and
ne says that he loves me more than
he does anybody in the world. Why
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General Pershing served in the
Spanish war with the 10th cavalry in
the Santiago campaign, Cuba, in 1898.
He afterward fought In the Philip
pines in the Moro instruction.
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Summer Corsets

Just the thing for these hot days,
choice Of two models, with four
good hose supporters. regular 79c
value, Wednesday, soc.
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Mems Baibriggan Under.
WeQr

Separate garments, shirts and draw
ers in a broken line of sizes, marked
at big saving.
SOC VALUES-Shirts, sizes "a and
A. drawers size 30,Wednesday Csc.
75c VALUES-Shirts, sizes SO and
SO, drawers sizes so and 3S, Wed.
nesday soc.
Mems B. v. D. Athletic Shirts and
Drawers in a broken line Of sizes