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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrisons New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
Copyright 1921. by Newspaper Feaure Services. Ino
pyrsht. 1921. by Newspaper Featrre Services. Ino

to get this job over with"
| She moved toward the rear stairs
which led to Katie's quarters, and |
followed her, every nerve protest
against this search of Katie's room
which We were about to make. But
had the common sense to know that
any protest of mine would be as futile
as nonsensical. 1t was Lillian's right
and duty To do this thing, mine. to aid
her in every way possible. My private
feelings and scruples, right and vital
in ordinary times, were as nothing IN
this time Of stress.
We found the condition of Katie's
room marked contrast TO the scrupu-
lous order in which she usually keeps
il. Lillian held her lamp high, survey
ing the disorder with keen speculative
eyes.
Now, either she had brain storm
trying 10 find some place to hide that
thing" she said slowly, "or else"
She handed the lamp TO me, went
swiftly 10 the open window, took out
the adjustable screen and leaned out
while my heart beat fast. What did she
suspect
Fra med in the Window.
| IL was fully minute before she
drew her head in again, and adjusted
the screen.
Unless he has a rope ladder-a la the
gifted Mr.. Raiilcs-your friend Smith
couldn't get up this way and all the
doors and windows downstairs are Sc
curely fastened" she said ''No, it
must have been Katie herself who did
this little trick. And somewhere in this
room we shall find what she has so
frantically hidden. Just put that lamp
on the bureau, and we II get TO work.
The bed first. Natie's movie-traincd
mind would scorn that no doubt, but
then she may have reverted to first
principles in her terror
She did not speak again, save for
monosyllahhc directions to me. And for
minutes that seemed interminable, she
conducted such minute search OF
! kstie's possessions that | had h ard
work TO keep concealed my amazement
and resentment AZ her thoroughness
Bed bedding, trunk, suitcase, bureau
) katie's clothing g-nothing escaped her
, ewes. And ever as she worked there
pressed closer and closer upon me the
/ psychic conviction that some one had
, been before us,that the prints of othe,
hands were almost warm TO our touch
, At last she sank, discouraged anc
! fatigucd into a chair
: Its down TO now the mattress, pill
lows and comforter" she said. "'ro
= morrow you'll have to make some ex
$ cuse for giving her new bedding, anc
, well rip these to pieces"
1t was long afterward that l knew
what she had said-my subconsciou.
{ memory must have photographed the
= words But everything sentient in m,
l was focused in terrified stare at tn,
window behind her.
? For framed in it, "a if hung between
. heaven and earth, there WAS face.
? face which glared at me for seconC
= and then disappeared.
/ Go be continued.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Mrs. W. and Mrs. NJ: 81 have
painted my bird cage gilt, and am
wondering whether this is dangerous
TO the bird il lac pecks at il? What
kind Of fruit punch may be served
with ice cream and crackersY Can you
suggest some unusual refreshments for
a card pnrty2
Answer: 1 do think it is dangerous
to the bird to have the cage gilt. Why
don't you paint it white, or some
shade that will match the color scheme
OF your room7 Nowadays there is
quite a vogue for colored bird cages
one secs them painted moss green, old
blue, ecru, in fact all color.
A good fruit punch is made as fol-
lows: Open can of pineapple and
turn the juice into n bowl, dicing the
fruit and adding this too. Next add
several bananas sliced, and two oranges
and two lemons sliced into small
pieces, with their Juice A can OF
strawberries is also an addition. Add
3 quarts Of either plain water or charged
water, sugar to taste, and cracked ice.
Why not make something on the
chafing dish for your card party To-
freshments? | would suggest Chicken
la King, coffee, sandwiches and cake
An Interested Reader: "We are
papering our parlor and would like tC
have you suggest an appropriate paper
whether striped, plain or figured
and what color. Shall We have friczc
or only narrow border? There art
two windows on the East side and two
also on the North side. Are curtains
now used on book casesP
Answer: For a Northeast room yoi
| should have warm color-buf, o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape

The Dawters of Cleopattera dident
eat all the cake ma made for the meet
ing yestidday aftirnoon so we had the
rest for suppir, Nora bringing it in and
ma saying to pop, Now Willyum, /
particulilly wunt you to try slice of
this.
/ never eat cake, some things / eat
occasionally but cake never, sed pop,
But Willyum, l made this myself,
sed ma.
I'm sure it was very clever of you
and all that sort of thing, but when 6
man absilootly never eats cake wat car
you do with him? sed pop.
I'm sure l wouldent try to force you
to eat it, but l think the leest you
could do would be to at leest take {
slice, at leest, sed ma.
! But hang it all, | never eat cake,
don't doubt its q perfeckly good cake
its delicious, I'm sure, sed pop.
Its all rite to sit there and give m,
empty compliments, but the proof o
the compliment is in the eating, sec
ma, you're able to eat slice of CAKE
as well as eny other man, you're no
weakling.
o let me have slice for the low,
of harminny, sed pop. Wich ma did
and pop took small size bite, ms
saying, Well how does it taist?
Like cake, sed pop, and ma sed
Is that the best you can say ABOUT it?
That's better than saying it taists lik
psune or auto tire or bar of soal
or some other foreign substants, se'
pop, l think its a CRATE achievement
to do enything that people can
mistake for something elts.
Willyum you've gone and insulte'
my cake and / wouldent be serprize
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirkman

old-rosc, for instance. Buff will har-
monize with whatever color scheme
you have in the hanglngs and furnl-
ture, so / would advise this. II the
room has n low ceiling, choose striped
buff paper; for stripes give height 70 a
room. Otherwise, plain buff would DE
best. ! prefer Il narrow border rather
than fricze. Curtains and doors are
no longer popular for book cases, the
modern idea being that the leather
bindings OF books need air to keep them
from drying.
Mrs. w. NJ: please tell me why my
tomato bisque soup always curdles, no
matter how put IL together"
Answer: 1t will not curdle If you
make it ns follows: Strain the iuitt
from a quart-size can Of tomatoes ard
heat this TO the boiling point, ther
add one-half teaspoon OF baking soda anc
while it froths from the soda, add {
quart of sweet, hot milk.N Stir till The
froth goes down, then tbicken with
one tablespoon of -four mixed 70 n past'
with little cold water. Seasoi
and serve.
Mrs. II. f.: "Can you tell me Of any
thing that nets like gasoline for dry
cleaning, yet which viii not leave rim
on the goods"
Answer: Yes, naptha or chloroforn
are more refined fluids than gasoline
yet perform the same service in dry
cleaning
Mrs. p: "What will remove verdi
girls from nickle pipes?"
Answer: SteIl wool. This can b
bought at most hardware stores ant
grocery stores, put up in small, inez
pcnsive packages.
Tomorrow Meals a Child Can Pre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
Children In Spring Time.

Mrs. c. Osborn. 1912 Hillside Road,
Cleveland. o., writes: My grand
daughter was troubled with cough
for nearly two years. She took Foley's
Honey and Tar and her cough is now
gone. 1t looscned the phlegm so she
could raise 1t easily" Foley's Honey
and Tar is just what children should
have for fevertsh colds. coughs. "snuf-
fies" and tight wheezy breathing. BE
sure TO Get Foley's. 1t checks Group
and whooping cough. too--N. B. Dan
forth ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
WHY ~ LII LIAM SO SURE KATIE
MAS HIDDEN SOMETHING?

Ny the time Katie reached Lillian s
room, and the cot | had prepared for
her hv my friends directions, the poor
pirl was trembling SO violently that
she was incapable OF any action unaided.
| practically undrcsscd her, spongcd her
hot, iear-wct face, helped her braid
her long hair and tucked her into bed.
She seized my hand Ms drew the cover
let over her shoulders.
You not goin leave your poor Katie
she said hoarscly, her eyes wild with
terror
NO, dear" | sat down in n low
char 10y the side of the cot and covered
the trembling toil-markcd hand cling
ing 60 mlne with my disengagcd one.
I'm going TO stay right here i hoped
icrvcn,ly that Katie would not guess
my mental until you re
asleep and hurried on that she might
have no chance To think of It.
You know nothing can happen To
YOU when I'm here. But YOU must go to
sleep, now. Shut your eyes and
"oh, Missis Grahamp Her hoasrc-
voice rose 20 a wal. "Nlissis Under
wood she tlnk | keeping something backs
dot ! hiding me something
Therc was an appeal m her voice
which | could not disregard, a mount
ing hys,cria which knew | must quiet
even at the cost OF telling her some
thing untr lc.
"N,yer mind what Mrs. Underwood
thinks. said with pretended impa
tiencc. ITS what | think that ough
10 count with YOU, and | don't thinl
ANYTHING of the kind Now 90 TO sleep
or | shall he angry with you.
Into her eyes flashed such a look o
10Y and relief that ! felt my doubts
of her vanish. And then with child
like sigh my little maid obedlentlN
closed her ewes
II ~ slcep now" she said, putting
her check down upon my hand.
Hut u was not until almos, half Al
hour later that the iitful doEe into whicl
she at first foll became the deep. hcay,
slumhor from which nothing short of I
cannon shot or a hrc-hcll can rous
Katie. Then drew my orampcd hand
away, went swiftly to the door an,
locked II after me, knowing that II
all probability she would not awakci
until morning
Lillian was pacing the lving-roon
floor when ! reioined her, moving witt
the long. 1.-THE steps which always char
actcrEc her when she Is puzzled.
paused IN the doorway, UNIV Hing 10 dis
iurb her, remembering how many time
I had watched that swift, pant her-llk
movement in the DAYS gone by.
Iillisn's Suspicion.
As she turned az the farther end O
the room, she saw me, paused an IN
stan, and then swept down the roor
tn mo
She's alseer, and locked in"-th
WORDS were an assertion not a question
II is never lillians way 90 admit an
doubt of her orders having been car
red out Then come with me. ! wan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
VIII Appeal Big Verdict.

Hearing on an appeal for a new
triad IN the case OF the Russo Dan1a
Co. against the United Transporta-
tion Co, viii be held Thursday at 9
o'clock, standard time. In the Federal
District Court. a verdict for SIS. 900
In favor II the plaintiff was given
last week by a jury, from which this
appeal is asked by the defendant
company, through Charles f. Curley,
counsel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
Shoes Shiped to Music.

To have your shoes shined to music
is Wilmington's latest fad. During
the observance of Music Week and
supporting the movement OF Mayor
Harvey for more music, tho manage
mcnt OF A shoe shining parlor on
Market street, above Eighth. had in
stalled n large Victrola. So eatisfac-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

place and went in the back door Of
her house Mr. Dog was still paving
and barking az the front. but this did
not worry or disturb her, because she
knew that ola Mr. Dog would soon
give u up md 20 along home all tired
out with running 80 far.
Mrs. Fox began 20 cook her ducks
and pretty soon all was quiet for Mr..
Dog, just as she expected, gave up try
ing 20 dig her out and ran of home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
pare ON Mothers Day Out"

All inquiries Addressed 20 Hiss Kirk
man In care of the "Efncient Houss-
lseeping" department will bs answer
"a In these columns In their turn
This requires considerable time. how
ever. owing 70 the great number re-
ceived. So n q personal or quicker re-
ply In desired, q stamped and seif-ad-
dressed envelope must he enclosed
with the question. Be sure to use
your full name. street number. and
the name OF your city and state
The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
MRS. REDDY HELPS HER
HUSBAND GET WELL
Part IL.

From her hiding place Mrs Reddy
Fox watched her husband until he was
out Of sight II thought SO. " she said
and though she smiled, Reddy would not
have thought IL pleasant smile II he
had seen IL
so weak he can't 60 hunting for
fear Mr.. Dog will chase him, and he
i not strong enough 20 get away from
him" she said
Mrs Fox crept out of her hiding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

if my intire dizzert was spoiled, | don't
ixpect to even injoy my coffee, sed
ma, and pop sed, o come on, dident
meen enything persinal, Jest to prove
there's no hard feelings III eat 2 hole
slices and take enybody to the movies
that wunts to go.
Being me and ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01
SHALL LAKELAND LAG BEHIND?

Everywhere Florida booming New building and business
causing phenomenal growth and activity all Florida cities
Are going to let Lakeland lag behind? It's up you
Orlando building hotels big West Palm Beach
building ST. Petersburg is building three four. Why?
Lakeland idly by and let these cities supass her2 They have
natural advantages with Yet thousands Of
there instead of coming here Why? Because they offer
the kind of accommodations travellers desire
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01
LAKELAND HOTEL COMPANY
Chamber of Commerce Building
Lakeland, Florida

Fill out and this coupon the Lakeland Hotel
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at Let him tell you about the hotel.
! desire to have representative call upon with
the possibility of subscribing for stock of the Lakeland
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Name
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01

B. M. PULLIAM President.
A. H. DeVANE First Vice-President,
Chairman Board of State Bank of Lakeland.
A. F. PlCKARD. Second Vice-President,
President Central State Bank
J. F. COUNCIL, Third VicePresident,
Superintendent A. c. L. Ry.,
Member Board of Directors First Natl Bank.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01

c. |. DWIGGINS,
Vce-President, Central State Bank.
WINTON HALL,
Manufacturer and large property owner.
H. M. SENIOR,
Retired business man and property owner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01
PLAN OF PAYMENT

You buy much little stock you The par
value of each share 10000 Payment may be made in full
though the usual plan for 2O cash payment that $40 down
share and the balance eight equal monthly payments of
$OOO month Surely take share aid the growth
of your city, at this price.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-01

ployment, will mean to you! Isn't little investing
worth all this, and more?
Lakeland can become great tourist city if you
first step is the new hotel.
Tourists WANT to come here. But the most mod
modations are lacking The kind of tourists who
will spend money in Lakeland while visiting, and '
and permanently.
You will not only get dividends on your stock. Y
advantages in increased population, larger spenc
values Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
TO EMPHASIZE
THEIR WORK

World peace, Legislation, Indian We'll
fare, and Better Citizenship Day will
be emphasized by cirbs in the Southern,
District if the wishes of the district
president, Mrs. F. ". Haman are ear
ried out.
The two new departments which have
been added to the work, are also to
be emphasized In The interest of the
1.-The Moving Picture Department,
the first week in November is to be
"Better Films Week, with clubwomen
throughout the district cooperating.
Mrs. John II. Downing, San Diego,
has just been appointed district chair
man of the department for eo-opera.
tion with ex-service men, and all clubs
in the district have been requested
to appoint a committee to work will.
the district chairman. Mrs. r. b. Kep-
ley and Mrs Norman E. Dupont have
been appointed from the Ten Thousand
Club.
Orange, Riverside, San Diego, San
Bernardino, and Imperil counties com
prise the southern district. Mrs. Ha
man hopes that the year just beginning
will be banner one for her district
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
COMMITTEE ADOPTS
APPROXIMATION
PLANS

\ definite program for Americaniza-
tion work of the Ten Thousand Club
was outlined yesterday evening at Il
meeting of her committee by the chair
man, Mrs. Frank Morgans.
The plan includes work with the Mex
leans, japanese and Negroes and will
be along educational and social service
lines.
There are to be classes in English,
home economies, health, etc, with com
mittecs of the foreigners working with
the Ten Thousand Club women. These
committees will be appointed after ad-
vising with persons already working
with the various races which make up
FL Centre s foreign population.
The outline sketched by Mrs. Morgans
was very comprehensive and appears
TO be entirely practicable. The basic
thought of Mrs. Morgaus is to make
American citizens of such of these peo
pies as are eligible to citizenship, to
set before them American ideals, modes
of living, and respect for the flag of
the country and all that it symbolizes.
The Americanization committee will
cooperate with the schools, the church
es, the lodges and the clubs of the com
munity to promote a better citizenship,
aud one more mindful of individual OBJ
legation to city, state and nation. New
Citizenship Day will probably be OBJ
served in the spring, at which time
naturalized, citizens of the year and
young men and women reaching their
majority, will be guests of the com
mittee. This plan is in line with the
general federation program of Amori-
canizatioD.
The members Of the Ten Thousand
Club committee are
Mrs. Frank Morgans, chairman Mrs
Burrett $. Allen, Mrs. r. =. Pope, Mrs
Lorraine w. Sears and Mrs. l.. l.. Fos-
ter.