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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-09
A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY
The Story Of Woman's Transformation
BY MARION RUBlNCAM

too immature. He did not understand
and it made him uncomfortable.
AS for myself-of course there was
10 love in life for me-only the sec
ond-hand emotion that comes from
watching someone else. l could fee
life through Violet.
Yet in spite of my preoccupation
! did not neglect the evening routine
that | was now following with religi-
Gus fervor | went over my hair, slim
ulating my scalp as | had been taught
to do. | cleansed my skin with cream
and with another cream patted all the
wrinkles. Not even Esther could drag
me away from this beneficial routine.
Next day | got into one of my old
house dresses-brown cotton with a
basque waist and a loose, dragging
full skirt, and went down to the
kitchen to help. | picked up the house
hold duties and went about the work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-09
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six hours. during which time the lady
may if she is not nervous, read book
or a magazine to pass the time.
When the hair is uncoiled, it is
shampooed again and combed out. 1t
is apt to be very frizzy for a time
Personally. l think the permanent
wave is only attractive during the last
three or four months when it has come
out sufficiently to be soft and natural
looking. The wave is guaranteed to
last six months, but during that time,
of course, several inches of new
straight hair will have grown in.
All Inquiries addressed to Miss
Forbes in care OF the Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time. however, owing to
the great number received So. il a
personal quicker reply is desired, a
stamped and self-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question:
The Editor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-09
Chapter As
MARK AGAIN

That night l sat in my room little
while before going to bed, and thought
hard about Violet and myself.
My thoughts were not cheerful
There was nothing in the room to
make them cheerful. 1t was that sort
of room-a hopeless affair in every
way. The ceiling was too low. Low
ceilings are usually very cheerful, but
this way so low it was depressing-it
iairly rested upon ones head. The
walls had once been plain white plas-
ter. but some years before Esther took
i: into har head to do over the house,
ard she had chosen for my room I,
lrCwnish paper with an enormous gilt
ord green design.
Some of this had faded. which was
mercjful, but still the design was too
large-and it was a curious pattern
an upsetting design. | was never al
peace with it. it hurried and worried
me. There was one window which
never had a shade, but only some
fancy curtains. And there was a man
tel, having no reason for it's existence
since it was not over fireplace; a
wooden bed that was tall and narrow
Chested in appearance; two uncomfOrt
dple cnalfS ana bureau whose mirror
was anything but flattering.
After our delightful little fiat, this
room oppressed meas Esther's per
sonality oppressed me after the free
com of my winter. | knew | could dc
a little to improve it by bringing out
a few of the pretty things we carried
home with us-but really, very little
could be done about the hectic wal!
PAPER. except to try and ignore it.
What, | wondered, was to be the end
Of it all-Of Violet and me?
| felt in my soul that she would
never care for anyone but George
Pearsoll-and | felt she would never
be happy with him-and never happy
without him. For Violet was the sort
that loves once and does not care ever
again about any other man. Anc
Geoge was not ready yet for that sort
of intense affectiOn-he was too young
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-09
ONLY THREE CITIES VOTE
WET IN MASSACHUSETTS

WE TN WN0oNOHOoEI =
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 9.-The vote
on the liquor license question in 81
Massachusetts, cities has shown a de-
cided reversal from last year, when
the majority voted in favor of license.
Only three cities voted license. They
were Fall River. Holyoke and Chic
opee On the question of granting
license for the sale of beverages con-
tanning not more than 2.75 per cent OF
alcohol, under an act accepted at the
November election, nine cities voted
in favor They were Cambridge, Chic
opee, Fall River, Fitzburg, Holyoke.
Marlborough, Peabody, Salem and
Springfield. So 49,
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ceived from Leopoldo Blanquez, Mexi'
can minister in Toxic, and made public
tonight by the Foreign Office. The
Foreign Office also announced official.
ly that Brazil had recognized the gov
eminent. .-...-.
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PETITION FOR NEW ROADS

DECATUR, Ind, Dec. 9.-Seven pc
titions for macadam roads were filed
with the commissioner of Adams cOun
ty, and so eager were the petitions
for the construction of the roads that
many of them appeared before the
commissioners to assist attorneys in
any way they could to secure favorable
action. The commissioners will con
slider the petitions at a later date.
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York, were orphaned when their father
was shot late last year after being
captured by Carranza forces, the shock
killing their invalid mother.
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MEXICO TO PENSION THREE
CHILDREN OF GEN. ANGELES

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 8. - The
senate today, after eulogiZing Gen. Fee
lipe Angeles, former Villa leader, as
one of the republics most brilliant
patriots, adopted bill providing for a
pension of pesos daily for his daugn-
ter and two sons until they become of
age.
The children, who are now in New
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-09
SANs IT FIRST AND SAYS TT LAST

NNNS TT F1KST MD SNIS TT EAST
Carrie q. Harrcl 3l9 Nicholson St.
Norfolk, Va. writes: "Ill tell anybody
that Foley's Honey and Tar is all right
It did me all the good. l said it first
and I'll say it last" Thousands of
bottles OF this reliable remedy were
bought last week by careful mothers
as to be prepared to check coughs.
colds and Group at the beginning. 1t
acts almost instantly, cuts phlegm.
soothes raw. irrtated membranes. stops
tickling in trhoat A CT Luken * Co,
$50 Main. ADVERTISEMENT.
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The refuse from the streets of
Rome and other Italian cities, is sold
~ auction
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Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly.

The hest cough medicine You ever
used. A family supply easily and
quickly made. Saves about 81.
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The children, who are now in New
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06

judging from the plentiful supply on
hand, every man should be able to Sc
cure at least one or two suitable shirts
from Varney's during this special fea-
ture week.
AS usual, the best bit Of news has
been saved until the last. That i'm
mense collection of ties includes the
finest silks from Switzerland and Amer
lea in neat Jacquard figures. Moire
stripes and brocades in all the most pop
ular shades. This wonderful assort-
ment is to be sold at $150 each, for
choice and no limited quantity to a Gus.
toner. Even the poorest judge Of
values will realize that these ties are
worth much more than this price and
it is safe bet that Varneys will not
have many, if any. of them left when
the showing is over.
Such a complete concentrated show
ing is unusual in this community and
this event should prove winner
among the men.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06

power to carry the plan through. The
American Legion has taken no definite
action on the matter as yet but it is
known how they stand on the subject
The general was not present at the
meeting Of the chamber last night but
was notified Of the move made.
Two new members Of the chamber
were admitted at the meeting, they
were Attorney B. c. Nichols and the
Union Oil Company.
The WOmen's Ten Thousand Club de-
clined to accept the offer OF the Uni
versity Of California extention depart
ment, in their desire to present in this
city a series Of lectures and entertain.
ments in the near, futur. The chamber
could not accept the invitation for
they have signed with the Ellison
White institution for chautauqua
here in May.
Send Telegram
The motion was moved and second
ed that the following telegram be sent
to Washington:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06
CHAMBER FAV0RS
NATIONAL GUARD
REPUD|ATES ROSE

The chamber of commerce passed
resolution at their regular meeting last
night Offering their undivided support
for the adoption of a cavalry unit Of
the California National Guards in this
city. The resolution passed and sent
to the adjutant general was:
Favor Cavalry Unit
WHEREAS, The state and the Unit
ed States government have outlined a
plan for the establishment Of cavalry
unit of the National Guards in Ell Cen
tro and such plan is considered a
good proposition for the city and will
furnish good military protection for
the Imperial Valley, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the El Centre
chamber of commerce endorse the plan
and offer to do everything necessary to
cooperate with the Adjutant General
BOrrees office in the establishment OF
said cavalry unit. Be it further
RESOLVED, That the chamber calls
for the cooperation OF the business
men. citizens in general, city trustees,
the young men of this city and vicin'
ity, exService men and the members OF
the American LEGION
General Borree has been in the oity
for the past few days doing all in his
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06
In Our Grocery Department

show the men of this community that
they are after the mems business, here
are devoting the entire week from Feb
ruary 18th to 14th to big display of
mems shorts and ties. Some idea of the
wide assortments carried by Varney
Brothers, in these lines, may be obtain
ed by observing the beautiful display
in the Varney window here. Such a
display of shirts and ties has never be-
fore been attempted in this city. Fifty
lineal feet of window space, besides
most Of the show cases in the Mems De.
partment, have been used for this event
The quality Of the merchandise in
this showing is also worth considerable
note. The keen observer of quality or
the particular man will note that the
major portion Of the shirts shown are
of the famous Earl & Wilson make and
the man who demands quality knows
that "E. & W." does not mean "just
shirts" but sleeves and shoulders. "E.
& w" shirts are always made of the
best materials obtainable at the price
and variety Of patterns and kinds Of
materials used are almost endless.
The showing Of shirts by Varney's is
very representative of this line. There
are prints, percales, madras, Russian
Cords, Fibre Silks, jacquard Weaves,
Crepes, Jap Silks. Tub Silks. Soisettes,
Pongees and Fancy Silk Stripe Weaves
lin the widest assortment of attractive
stripes, plain colors and Jacquards. The
prices range from s1.S5 to $500 and
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06
HOLTVILLE TOT
MISSING TWO DAYS

Where is the two-year-old boy or MI.
and Mrs. Chas Moore, who live east
Of Holtville near the highline store?
The little fellow has been missing
since Wednesday and the parents are
frantic At first it was thought he had
fallen in the canal but the water was
turned out and a thorough search was
made with no results.
When he wandered away the baoy
was clad in blue overalls. He has req
hair.
The parents are utterly at loss and
even fear kidnapping.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06
SHIRTS, TIES
FEATURED BY
VARNEY BROS.

Good shirts and neckwear are al
ways of interest to the we'll dressed
man and it goes without saying that
many thousands Of these articles of
wear are sold in this city every year.
But this is something new. Varney
Brothers & Company in endeavoring to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06

FOR SALE-I have a 1000 stock left
for sale. in the James Oil Well at
Coyote Wells. They have the water
now shut off. Ready to start drilling
again. These shares are for sale at
zoe if you take the 1000. Box 3. FL
Centre Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06

NEW YORK-Three popular bridesmaids at
wedding Mildred
Carleton Hotel Mrs Loew daugh AAolph zuko
Of the PayersLasky
Marcus OF the Loew circuit thsae
Ing right Doretly
Talmadge.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-06
For Lunch

There's nothing like a cup Of Foger's Golden
Gate Coffee with the MONDAY meal.
It's different in taste from other coffee ana
better.
You can afford Folger's Golden Gate-it
costs less than two cents cup
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
X. F. Ms Hold Session y
and Decide to Enter
Sports on Big Scale

That a bright athletic future is In
store for the X. F. Ms is a decided fact
In the minds of the members and friends
Of the organization who attended the
banquet and pep session held at their
clubrooms in Cosmos hall last night. AL
Feeney former Notre Dame athlete, was
carded to fulfill the duties of POSTMASTER,
bnt he was called TO Chicago on bust
ness and the job fell into the hands of
Elmer Beckert, who put things over with
plenty of punch. Mr.. Beckert stated that
he believes this is the time for the
Knights to ''step out" and make a name
for themselves on the athletic field and
he Intends to be one of their big boosters.
Any number Of "old timers" reported
before the whistle blew and they de-
clared themselves ready to support the
knights Of today in any undertaking
that tends to better the club. Many OF
these men are prominent in Indianapolis
business and professional world and they
assured the members of the athletic COM
nittee that financial difficulties will not
hinder the moves TINT are planned for
this year DR. Euedel who a few years
ago was one of the biggest amateur ath-
letic boosters In the CITY, praised the
knights for their work in athletic events
in former years and told them he was
ready to do his part to put the organ
ization In the sport spotlight during
1920. r. J Sullivan. J. ]. GINNING. L. j.
Tsogan and H. F. Toner have been APP
pointed members of the athletic commit
RE foa this year
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
MASON IN nENpER RoUT.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. s.-Johnny
Richie of Chicago and Frankie Mason
Of South Bend viii fight ten round
match in South Bend Jan. % The fight
will be the windup of four-mill affair
arranged by the Twin City Athletic club.
Mason, since disnosing of Marine at Mil
waukee has laid claim to the American
lyweight championship and is confident
that he will he able to dispose of Ritch!e
inside the allotted ten rounds. Mason
will meet Jimmy Wilde, the worlds fly
weight champion, in Minneapolis before
taking on Richie, It IS said
Preiimnaries for the South 2ead show
include bouts between Jimmy Duffy and
Ed Kelly OF Chicago, Whitley Clements
and Freddie Slack OF South Bend. Sam
Forbes of Chicago and Young Filing
wood of TT Wayne,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

gets chance and the boys who have
been watching say that the club isn't
bad. There will be no "all-star" night
In this years tourney Tho teams are
scattered so that there will be crack out
fits on the drives every evening How
ever, next Thursday night may turn out
to be a big affair. as the nine teams
entered by the Elks are carded on that
evening
The captains OF all teams entered in
the tourney must report at the Central
alleys Friday to draw for their alleys
Captains who do not draw at the proper
time may find themselves out Of luck.
The. following teams will start the fire.
works: L. +. & W. No. /, r. G. Thomas,
captain; L. L. & w. No. 2. G A Wallis
captain; Blind Robins, f w. Beck cap
tain: First Evangelical r. B. Tucker,
captain; New Style Lager, Leo Faust,
captain Link Belt No. 2, r. Swartz, cap
tain; Link Belt No. g. c. Menefee, cap
tain; Link Belt No. 4, w. Vawter, cap
tain; Imperial Drop Forge, n. Noffke,
captain; Kennedy Browns, P. Berg, cap
tain; Seamers, F. KrOeckel, captain;
Evangelical Brotherhood, H. Schmidt,
captain: Perfection Pins, E. Fricker,
captain; Wege Stanford No. /, F. Smith,
captain Lutheran No. /, J. Westmeier,
captain Lutheran No. >, e. Sudbrock,
captain
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
SAMMY CRANE
GOES TO REDS
IN TRIBE DEAL
Flashy Shortstop Transferred
to Worlds Champions in
Player Trade.
EXCHANGE AIDS BOTH
Cincinnati Must Send Capable
Men Here-More Spring
Games Arranged.

Shortstop Sammy Crane today was
officially transferred to the Cincinnati
Reds, worlds champions, in deal which
probably will bring three capable ath
letes to the Indians. Announcement Of
the deal was made by General Manager
Jack Hendricks over the long distance
phone from Cincinnati where he is mix
ing with other baseball prominents on
the outskirts Of the national commission
meeting. Outhelders and pitchers are to
come here in the deal, 1t is said, and
Cincinnati has agreed to send capable
men.
In fact. the deal was made conditional
on the ability of the Reds to produce
the proper talent in exchange because
Hendricks stated before departing for
Cincinnati Wednesday that he was after
players and would not let the fashy
shortstop go for cash only. Hendricks
also announced today that he had con-
ferred with Manager Pat Moran of the
Reds regarding spring exhibition games
In Florida and that it has been tentative
sly arranged for contests between the
Reds and Indians both at Miami and
st. Petersburg. He said two games have
been planned at each camp, the Reds
being scheduled to work out at Miami
and the Hoosiers at st. Petersburg.
MORAN TO USE
HIM AS UTILITY.
Crane was obtained from the Southern
association in 1918, finished the short sea-
son here and then played regularly dur
ing the whole of the 1919 schedule He Is
wizard at fielding, a better than ordi-
nary base runner, but light with the bat,
though this weakness Is not too severe
TO prevent him making good in the big
leagues, it is not thought. He has hau
two or more major league trials, it is
true, but there was a noticeable all
round impr ovement in his work last sea-
son, and for this reason the Reds de-
eided to start a deal for him.
1t Is understood Pat Moran plans to
use Crane as utility infelder, because he
can play either short or third base with
equal cunning. In place of Crane, If the
Reds do not send a shortStop among the
players coming here in the trade, Her
man BrOnkie more than likely will be re-
signed, which Will permit the shifting OF
Ollie O'Mara to Cranes old position. Two
players who have been mentioned as like
ly to come here in the Crane transfer are
Shortstop Smith and Outfelder Pitcher
Bressler
John McGraw grabbed Smith by the
waiver route some time ago, but since
then Pat Moran has been endeavoring to
get McGraw's consent to permit the In
fielder to be used in the Indianapolis
deal, and he may have succeeded. Al
any rate, Hendricks believes the Indians
win profit by the deal, and the fans will
he satisfied If he can increase the hitting
and pitching strength of the Indians
thereby.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
COLONIES TRADE
DAVIS FOR TWO

LOUISVILLE, Jan S.-Pitcher Frank
tDixie1 Davis has been traded to the St
Louis Browns for Pitchers Ernie Koob
and Wayne b. Wright, it was announced
here Wednesday. Davis won twenty two
games last year
Koob is a graduate of the University
of Michigan and Wright is an Ohio mi
versity man. Wright now is taking a
medical course at Ohio. Wright was a
sensation with the Browns in 1918. He
did not report until June, but was at
the top of his stride when he went to
work winning eight out of ten games.
koob has been with the Browns since
1919 He was considered an exception
. ally good prospect. He was in the avi-
alton corps in 1918. Koob is % and
Wright % years old
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
City Pinn1en Suing
Into Tourney Action
With So Teams Set
Opening Charge on Naples
CGrded for Central Alleys
Saturday Night.
RECORD ENTRY LIST

The big guns that are to De used for
bombarding the wooden soldiers in the
city bowling tournament are being
rolled up to the front and the opening
shot will be fred at the Central alleys
Saturday night when the first sixteen
of the lightweight teams that are going
after the honors take the drives. The
strongest quintets in the City Bowling
association filed entry for the big event
before the list closed last night The
entry list is the largest aud the tourney
is doped to be the best affair of In
dianapolis bowling.
Secretary Klingman has arranged tho
schedule so that the team play will be
wiped off the card in six days from Sat
urday to Thursday, inclusive, and imme-
diately after this the individuals and
two-man combinations will so after the
wood There are 223 two-man teams and
427 individuals registered for competi-
ton.
Whether or not Mayor Charles w. Jew
EFT still packs the stun necessary to
shoot wicked stick viii be decided
next Tuesday night when he salieS forth
at the head of his CITY Hall No. out
lit. The mayor trots his squad over
10 the alleys for practice every time he
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Though Jimmy
Wilde Is conceded to he the hardest hit
ting hyweight In the world. st, Louis
fans feel confident that "The Mighty
Atom" will not slip one of his sleep
producing wallops over on Babe" Asher
in the ring here tonight
Many of those who saw Asher decisi-
vely outpoint Bobby Hughes and the
Zulu Kid" and fight a draw with the
crafty Frankie Mason, believe the A. +.
+. champions tactics will enable hin
to defeat the Englishman on points over
the elght-round route. Local sportsmen
who saw Wilde box Sharkey at Milwau
kee say that Asher far outclasses the
Triton In speed Official boxing dcci-
sions are not rendered In st. Louis, so
If Jimmy Wilde Is on hi feet ut t9e
end of the eighth round tonight he can
not lose HIS title even should Asher de
cisively defeat him.