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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-15
CHAPTER Ix-THE TIDE OF
PI EAStIRE

Sally's dressing. delicious and pro-
longed rite, was interrupted by tele-
phone call. She half-hoped that it was
Keith Gilbert, and it was a surprise
when Barbara's voice came to her
over the wire.
sally dear why don't you come out
here and stay with us tonight-aren't
you lonely, the very first night Dicks
away?"
"Oh,-Pm sorry can't" answer
ed Sally, contrite because in her ex-
element over going to the costume
ball with Keith she had not missed
her husband at all. I've made an
engagement with an old family
friend"
You might bring her with you"
suggested Barbara, Hospitality, and
Sally shrugged aside a feeling of guilt
as she made more excuses.
Barbara chatted on for several mo-
ments announcing that she and Andy
had decided to call their little home
'Weeacre,' that they were going to
have a house warming in a few weeks
and wanted Sally to be sure to come,
and that Andy was bringing home
some new seed catalogues mad they
were going to spend the evening plan
ming their garden. Sally, eager to fin
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HOLLOW SHOULDERS

There are several ways of fattening
hollow shoulders. ] would advise the
girl who Is unfortunate enough to be
thin here to try several of the follow
ing methods:
First. and possibly the most import
ant is deep breathing. Sometimes the
only trouble with thin, anemic, hol-
low chested girl is that she does not
get enough fresh air. First thing in
the morning when she gets up she
should go to the open window of her
room, with a warm robe, of course,
wrapped around her, and take ten
long, deep breaths of air. 1t may seem
a great effort to get up and do this,
but the vigorous wide awake feeling
that will follow will more than repay
her for the effort. AT various other
times during the day she should also
practice deep breathing
The second thing is to stand straight
Deep breathing exercises will help
straighten her shoulders. The better
health that is bound to follow an ade-
quate supply of fresh air will make her
unconsciously hold herself better
A third valuable hint is this: Mas
sage the neck, shoulders and chest
every night with a little warm cocoa
butter. Cocoa butter can be purchas-
ed in small cakes for few pennies
If you vol hold one of these cakes
near the heat it will begin to melt
and should then be rubbed over the
skin
KITTY.-Since you want to give
a reddish tint to the hair, you should
use henna and not peroxide as this
bleaches it to a startling shade of
gold. If you need formula for this
send a stamped addressed envelope
and l shall be glad to mail. it to you.
While henna colors the hair it is also
tonic.
L. E. Lit is always best to have
wart on the face removed by der
matologist, especially large one such
as yours that is on the nose. Ordinar-
lily, the warts that appear on the hands
or arms, can be made to dry up or
| themselves and drop off; or by tying a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-15

should have for this trip. I was afraid
that the styles in Nashville would be
different from those here. Do you think
they will be? We are to wear dark
dresses in the afternoons and perhaps
evening dresses at the night perform
ance if we give one. Please try your
best to give me some suggestions. Also
please give me remedy for enlarged
pores in the nose. MEMBER.
Your letter requires very little in the
way of an answer. If you have been
told what to wear, it will be advisable
to follow the instruction. A light coat
of course, will be necessary.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it always
girls place to speak to boy first?
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Heart Problems
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Can you t.

Dear Mrs. Thompson Can you tell
me how to get rid of bedbugs? Thanks.
A READER
Any drug store will supply you with
a preparation.
Dear Mrs Thompson: A married
man tried to kiss me the other day.
Please advise me what to do. | have
bobbed hair. Do you think that is the
reason? CUTIE.
Sometimes girls give designing men
an opportunity to become familiar
You should resent the action of all
men in this particular.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a girl
Is years of age and member of the
"A orchestra at high school, We are
going to attend the National Confer
ence of Music Supervisors in Nash
vile, Tenn, the Goth of this month to
give concerts. | thought perhaps you
could suggest what kind of clothes
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DAYLIGHT SAVING WINS

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 15.-Day.
light saving won in the city council
Tuesday afternoon when. sitting as fl
nance committee. 1t voted 6 to 8
against an ordinance repeating the
present daylight saving law. The vote
was taken to mean that there would be
no change in the alignment when the
council finally passes upon the ques.
ton next week
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Births

CAMPBELLSTOwN, Ohio-Born to
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Campbell. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ramsey. oil
Connersville, are the parents of boy.
born Monday. Mrs. Ramsey before
her marriage was Miss lanche Bayer,
of this city.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S


RICHARD BRABANT, one of New
horks most successful young lawyers,
mas suggested a years leave of abb
sence to his wife,
SALLY, hoping that during that time
she Will learn enough of life to make
her less a butterfly and more a help
mate. She begins by meeting child
hood friend.
KEITH GILBERT, always labeled
Dangerous" who asks. Are you going
to let me fall in love with you?
BARBARA LANE, an old-fashioned
wife, and
Patricia Lorlng. a modern flapper,
who is out to capture Gilbert.
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.
ish dressing, made
perfunctory replies
and sped back to
her dressing table
at the first posi-
BILE moment, but
despite her haste,
Keith Gilbert was
announced before
she was ready to
see him.
She kept h i m
waiting 10 minutes
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actors in its thrilling events but did
not participate in them. She glanced
up at Gilbert, and found him smiling
down at her.
You're gong to love this night, Sally
girl" he told her, drawing her cloak
about her bare shoulders as they rose
to go. With a quick thrill at her
hclrt, she assented.
TomorroW-Uncharte Seas
Copyright, 1922, by The Wheeler
Newspaper Syndicate).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-15

white silk thread around the base of
the wart. A wart on the face, how
ever, is apt to be more sensitive. Also
you will be more sure of its complete
removal if done professionally.
Keeping Young"
All inquiries addressed to Mrs.
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 or quicker reply Is desired, p
stamped and self addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question:
The Editor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

room consisting Of fruit salad. hot
rolls olives. assorted cake. filed
cookies, tea and coffee. The dining
table was prcttily decorated with
Easter decorations and each guest
was presented with Easter favors.
The next meeting will be held May
8 at the home of the president, Mrs.
w. II. Bowden on Benton avenue.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds of Halifax
street was a recent guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Scott Burns, in Clinton.
The junior class of Winslow High
school will hold a social in the High
school building, Friday evening. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit
of the class.
The regular meeting OF Winslow
Grange. No. $50 will be held in the
Grange hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Titlon Of Carl
bou. who have been visiting Mr. Til
tons parents in Albion. have return
Cd to Caribou where he will resume
his duties as principal Of tho Caribou
High school, his many friends will he
pleased TO know that he has recently
married a Caribou young lady. For
three years Mr.. Tilton was principal
of Winslow High school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

don. A letter was also read from Ed
ward S. Titcomb of Alfred, county
attorney of York county, stating that
he had no objection to the granting
of the pardon.
A conditional pardon was granted
to Banush, the condition being that
he shall report once eek to Chief
Of Police Edward H..Roberts of Bid
deford.
w. B. Brown of Madison appeared
as counsel for the petitioners in the
cases of Louis Schwartz, Louis Ber-
nard and James B. Miller, all Of Ban
gor. who are serving a sentence of
10 months in the Somerset county Jail
at Skowhegan for larceny. The men
were convicted of breaking and en-
tering the stable of Henry K. Atwood
at Fairfield last August and stealing a
tamping stick valued at one dollar.
Attorney Brown told how the three
young men started to walk from Ban
gor to Skowhegan where they were
to have work on the State road. While
in Fairfield they stopped at the At
wood residence to get drink of wat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

from beginning to end. wondering,
with bated breath, just how the story
is going to end. 1t is a picture to
send the red blood coursing through
ones veins. and that. surely, is
most desirable thing these days.
William S. Hart wrote the story
with that end in view. That, too,
was probably why he got Lambert
Hillyer to direct it, and Joe August,
A. s. c., to photograph 1t, and as
sembled such a popular cast. includ-
ing Ethel Grey Terry. Brinsley Shaw
and Mary Jane Irving to help inter-
pref it. And Mr.. Hart has succeeded
in making a crackerjack picture.
His only name was a cattle brand.
His only reputation-bad! So 1t
didn't seem 50 hard to shoulder the
guilt Of another's crime. But the
soulstirring sacrifice he made-on-
ly a woman knew. An action story
that never lets UP.
And on the same bill the manage
ment presents the funny comedian
with the twisted eyes. Ben Turpin. IN
Bright Eyes, It's scintillating.
It's a riot of fun. It's clean. It's
what you've been waiting for. Fol-
low the ticket line.
Selznick News. the world before
your eyes and the Opera House Or
chestra complete this feast for your
eves.-Adv,
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er and one Of the party, finding the
When the trio reached Skowhegan
they were arrested ty Sheriff John A.
Mooers of Somerset county.
Attorney Brown argued that the
men did not go into Mr.. Atwood's
stable at all, that the tamping stick
had no intrinsic value and that he
thought that they hal been punish
ed enough as they had been in Jail
since last August.
An unconditional pardon was
granted to the men.
Frank A. Tirrell, Jr., of Rockland
appeared before the governor and
council asking that Lillian Breen of
Rockland be removed from the Knox
county Jail to a hospital. She was
sentenced to serve 80 days in Jail and
to pay a fine of $500 and costs and in
default of payment to serve six
months additional in Jail on a con-
viction of a single sale of Jamaica
ginger. She was committed April 7,
1922
Attorney Tirrell argued that the
woman's physical condition is such
that she cannot be properly treated
in the Jail.
DR.. George L. Crockett of Rock
land, medical examiner for Knox
county, told of the woman's condition
A pardon for the Breen woman has
been filed with the governor and
council.
A reprieve was granted to the
Breen woman for the term Of As days
so she may go to the hospital but at
the end of that period she shall be
returned to the Knox county Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21
Willard Mack's Story Of Canadian
Northwest Picturized

A story Of the great outdoors is
"The Valley of Doubt" which comes
to the Colonial today. It is said that
perhaps no other picture has had so
exclusively an open air setting. The
action takes place in the far North.
The filming was done in the woods
of Northern Maine, under the di-
rection of Burton George, who has a
reputation for accuracy and artistic
photography. The winter scenery is
said to be second to none so far used
in pictures. and the story is vigorous
and full of convincing episodes.
Airline Pretty is cast for the hero
inc, and Thurston Hall plays the part
of young Jules Bonnivet, a French
Canadian. William Davidson as
Macy, is convincing "heavy.'-
Adv.
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UNITY HIGH SCHOOL

After several weeks of intermittent
practice Unitey High played its first
baseball game Wednesday with the
town team and won, H.. Numerous
bad errors, coupled with some good
hitting accounted for the large score.
Coach Hayes used three pitchers. all
Of whom showed they have sure
stuff" Members OF the team looked
very neat in their new uniforms
which they were wearing for the first
time. Generous subscri- tons on the
part of the citizens Of this and of 9TH
er neighboring towns made their new
equipment possible. The first school
game is to be with E~skine Academy
at China next Saturday.
The Senior class parts were a.
signed recently as follows: VaIedic-
tory, Miss Vida Hasty of Thorndike:
salutatory. Miss Garne. Giles; Glass
history. Miss Lila Farwell: class
prophecy, Miss Annie Walton: adj
crcss to under graduates. CLAYTON
Webb: presentation Of gifts. Charles
Berry of Thorndike. The graduation
will be June 23rd.
Work on the Senior play. "The
Busy Liar" is progressing fsvorahly.
The play is to be presented Nav in
the Odd Fellows hall II IL hopcd
that the new High school building.
WIZ be ready for occupancy by TIRE
second week in May. A six weeks
Agricultural course is to be offered
and there is not room enough in the
old building.
The honor roll for excellence in
scholarship for the last half OF the
winter term contained II names. Since
there are only 81 students, It may be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

Four persons were granted par
dons and another. woman. was
granted reprieve. an unusual pro-
eeeding In this State. at the session
% the governor and council held
Thursday.
Hon. Thomas Leigh Of Augusta ably
presented the case for the petitioners
in the pardon case Of Nail Banush.
an Albanian. OF Biddeford. who is
serving a sentence Of not less than
two nor more than four years in the
states prison at Thomaston for as
sault vi.h intent 10 kill. In his petit
ton for a pardon. Banush contended
that he was innocent OF the crime and
was uniustly convicted.
Attorney Leigh brought out the fact
that Dion. who was assaulted had a
knife in his possession and this fact
was not brought out at the trial. Let
tiers were presented from leading citi-
zens ~ Eiddeford advocating a par
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

Iron, which not only increases tho
activity Of the blood making organs,
but It feeds true red blood food directly
to the blood itself, thereby helping to
create millions of new red blood cells.
This wonderfully increases the power
Of tho blood to help manufacture new
nave forcn, the sameas emiching the
sol increases its power to grow more
wheat, corn or oats.
n ypuue suffering nom nerve fhrce e1hsns-
don, yoacn quickly and easily prove to your-
self the power Of Nuxated Iron to help over
come your ccndlition and make you strong and
vigorous again BY the following simple test;
NAkeawrfttcn memorandum Of all your symp-
TINS before you start. then ut the end Of two
weeks 60 over your symptoms again and place
. check mark after any that are LEFT, and you
can at once re what il has done for You. II
you have not obtained most surprising results
all and even more than you expect, the manu-
factupess will promptly refund your money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21
EXHAUSTED NERVE FORCE CAUSES
TAOOSANDSTO MAKE FAILURES LIFE
doctor 7els What To Do

Wa yv1 .avs Azes becomes
vnkessd. an DC vikal osg.Hs Of your
body loo their normal strength and
vigus. and - . result, eli kinds Of
alazm1ng Symphonic my appear, such
- naVuW hit1hmly, heKt palptt.-
eDa. hdlgssksoa, p.ins In tho huut
. h - Ack q the hssd, more
ap9iuDy q - hsse a 10 brain,
md . gDsEA veakened, run down
epndll1A lDsscA cases It's vuESe than
foulisA - vaste yseR ttms hkhe
sttuslu0ng Dalieinss or narcotic
dr1Q. Y0W Serving nerve coils
ma1kAnSe Dmo nssvo fosce, tho ame
= s.slDsyiag person must hsve food.
nbAhasG occooplshed BY Increasing
~ ss0vky md power Of tie nerve
'luseD unldng organs, the principal
mD q vhicA b the blood. This can
h qusckiy and most effectively ACCOM-
pisksA T. - ~ - q Nuntnd
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contract to build 1.4S miles Of btu
minous macadam road in the town of
Fairfield. The other bidders on this
job were as follows: John Arborio of
New Haven. Conn. sS9,242.0S; Ford
& Smiley of Skowhegan. si1,S70.65;
r. H. Newell Company of Uxbridge,
Mass, s41,347.9O; the Arborio Road
Construction company of Hartford,
Conn, s43,59S.5o; the Hassam Paw
ing company of Worcester, Mass,
S44,64140.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21
BIDS AWARDED
IN ROAD WORK

The r. H. Newell Company of TX
bridge, Mass, was awarded the con-
tract to build 256 miles of gravel
road in the towns Of Jay and Wilton.
by the governor ind council today
on recommendation Of the State high
way commission, the bid of the New
ell Company was s34,S53.45. Other
bidders on this job were as follows:
John Arborio of New Haven. Conn,
S36,s1730; Amos d. Bridges Sons, In
eorporated. of Hazardville. Conn,
sS7,29963; the Arborio Road Con-
struction Company of Hartford, Conn,
s4o,372.15: James H. Kerr Of Rum
ford, s41.5oe.5o.
The Amos d. Bridges Sons, Incor-
porated of Hazardvilie. Conn, with
bid Of sso.616.5S. was awarded the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

Miss Katherine A. Y ''HH
daughter ct Mrs Ellen l.. E'''auy
liz Prospect street. kocland y
married "Wednesday 90 Dennis
Murphy OF . Mulberry street, Bro.
ton. the ceremony taking place By
Holy Family Church. The Rev. d.
NJ Bcllamy Of Masscua, y 81,
brother Of the bride. OBLIGATED, q
the best man was John j. NHrt
OF Brockton. a brother Of the 2 ~
Annie II. Bellamy. a sister az
bride, was bridesmaid. and the us
ers were Frank A. Manning. join
Lyons and John a. Cshin. OIL
Brockton. Following a wedding r
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy viii return
Rockiand 10 live.
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The Indians Are Coming Monday
Niuht

The Boston Sunday Globe and the
Boston Post have carried big illus
trated write ups on the Francis In
dian Orchestra, during the past few
weeks. which have been read by
thousands of people in this district.
This same identical orchestra are to
fill an engagement at the City Hail,
Monday night. Chief Rain in the Face,
Roaring Bull, Lone Star, Esqunethi-
mich, Thunderbolt, and all the star
musicians mentioned in the Boston
papers will be with US next Monday
night at 8 o'clock. These men are
all accomplished musicians and rank
with the best in New England. Their
big feature is novelty numbers dur
ing which they feature real Indian
music. A large ut-of-t town crowd
will be here Monday night. Popular
prices. A real musical treat. Let's
go.-Adv.
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$4,000 Worth of
Syrup Pepsin Free

"Sammie Bell Porter" the negro
janitor whose part is admirably TAX
en- by Horace Atwood. Fun. frolic
and foolishness permeate the play
and the evenings enjoyment is
topped off by what promises to be
the best dance of the season with
music by Douglas melody men.
Tickets are SOC. including dance.
Reserved seats at Fletcher's pc. ex-
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WIN. S. KNOWLES
Files Nomination Papers for kenne'
bee County Commissioner


bee County Commissioner
The following primary nomination
papers have been filed at the Depart
ment of State:
William S. Knowles. of Augusta,
Republican, candidate for County
Commissioner of Kennebec county:
Petitions of Alton w. Hartung,
Manchester and 10 others: y. B. Mer-
rick, Vienna and 16 others; f. a. Cot
tie, Mt Vernon and y others; U. E.
Cain. Clinton and 81 others; James A.
Field, Oakland and 50 others; James
Miller, South Gardiner and 16 others;
Clyde Tillson, Belgrade and A others;
c. w. Tufts. Vassalboro and % others;
]. Q. Newton, Readfeld and II others;
A. T. Clark, Sidney and 4S others;
Chester A. Fuller. Hallowcll and 60
others: Robert 4. Concy, Augusta and
25 others.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Action Plus Excitement!
Thrills ApIenty in William S. Harris
New Picture "TraNeIin' On"

Gunplay, the like of which has new
er been seen before, a most unusual
hold-up, vivid Understandable
are but few of the thrills in William
S. Harris latest and most memorable
Paramount picture ''Travelin' On" to
be shown for two days at the Opera
House commencing today.
This is a picture to make even the
most hardened film fan sit in that
most uncomfortable postre-bal-
anced on the edge of a seat-right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21

pie WANT to use them no one can
deny them the privilege, but
they should never be- given 10
children.
The simpler the remedy for
constipation, the safer for the
child and for you, and the bet.
ter for the general health of
all. And as you can get results
in a mild and safe way by
using DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, why take chances with
pills and powders and strong
drugs, even if disguised IN
candy? My remedy, too, costs
less than most others, only
about a cent a dose. A bottle
such as you can find in any
drug store, will last a family
several months, and all can use
it. 1t is good for the babe in
arms because pleasant to the
taste, gentle in action, and free
from narcotics. In the proper
dose, given in the directions,
it is equally effective at all
ages. Elderly people will find
it especially ideal.
The formula OF DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is on the cover
of every bottle, and the
ingredients have the endorse
ment of the U. S. Pharma-
copoeia.
e set aside the sum of Ten Thousand
ties Of my Syrup Pepsin. Oaly one
.ibatcd no,V and then, and here i, an
Cdlduclls Syri,p pcpsin FREE or
simply sending name and dddrev 70
Monticello, III. Do not postpone ,hs.
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College Boys Frolic
in Female Parts in a
couple of Millions"

Saturday Night at City Hall the
Funniest Farce Of the Season Will
Be Shown, Followed by a Dance
with Music by Douglas
Everywhere the L. Of NJ. boys 60
its the same story: "A Couple of
Million" is the funniest show since
and other places the Maine boys are
making a hit.
The play has been written espec-
tally for college men and the parts
give the collegians an opportunity to
give their talents full play.
A charming love story runs
throughout and the situations. into
which the hero and heroine plunge
themselves is overwhelmingly funny.
The only dark spot in the play is
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Tom Mix to Appear in a Mystery
Tale

Tom Mix is due at the Colonial
theatre on Saturday in his latest Will
liam Fox picture. 'Trailin'," and Max
Brand, the well-known author, has
provided a story battling in its mys-
terry, it is said, up to the very last
Scene-AdV