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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

quences bob up, you want to sidestep
and run back to Dick. That's no way
to play the game, Sally Be sport,
and do what you set out to do"
81 have learned a lot" she protest
ed. I've learned that married wom-
an has no business to flirt, no matter
where her husband is or what he's do
ing, I've learned that when people
are arrested and blamed for something
it isn't always their fault. And l wish
I'd stayed back there at The Eyre
with Patricia and Lee Craig and TAX
en- the consequences of being there,
instead of running away with you"
You didn't run away with mel
took you," he answered quietly. you
couldn't have helped yourself, my
dear. I've always wanted you and
things couldn't have suited me better
if I'd arranged them to order l don't
see just how my little scheme fell
through hadn't planned at first that
the men would come through with the
truck of whisky tonight, but when |
found out that they were on their way
it seemed as well to let them go on.
But | don't see who let it out.
really hadn't meant to bring you 9TH
ers into it, of course; but since it hap
pened that way-well, it couldn't be
helped. And it's brought you to me"
1T HASN'T" cried Sally, springing
to her feet. Il want to be put Ashore
at once-I won't stay here"
Very pretty-but you'll stay just
where you are he replied, his face
grim. Consider yourself kidnapped if
i you want to, my dear--you go with
me-"
Tomorrow-A Precarious Situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

Then you-you've been smuggling
it in" she asked, incredulously.
Exactly. Oh Sally" he leaned for
yard quickly as she saw her vince
at this new-found knowledge. How
did you think lived? My mother ran
through our money-when the war
Groke out | was just about penniless.
[ sold our house in Paris to square
rer accounts. ThenI Joined the LAT
ayette Escardrille.
After the Armistice was declared |
drfted around for while, but hadn't
been trained to do anything l came
over here-and now I'm a bootlegger,
to put it BADLY. Had to get money
somewhere, you know-and I've oper-
ated on big scale, if do have to ad-
NIT IL.
"And now-well, you don't care for
me any more, do you?"
ooh, I-"Sally huddled down in a
corner of the wide seat, battling with
her distaste for this news. That very
afternoon she had told him that if she
were not married she'd fall in love
with him-and now she felt that she
never wanted to see him again.
She felt like a fugitive from justice.
She remembered the many mornings
an accompaniment of newspaper ac-
counts of sensational events; she had
always felt comfortably removed from
those who were at fault in any case
of wrong-doing, sure that she could
never be involved in any crime.
Now here she was, running away
from the officers of the law.
She thought she heard shot some
whore out in the darkness but Gilbert
treasured her.
"Only an automobile backfiring," he
told her, laughing Certainly nobody
would have thought that he was out
in that launch in the middle OF the
night for anything but his own amuse-
ment. If they could hear an auto
mobile they must be near land, she
told herself eagerly.
But We've might be caught, Gid
dy," she urged, white with fear. And
if we were what would happen? Would
they arrest us?'
II suppose you can see your mother
in-law reading about all this in the
morning papers, with your name and
picture prominently displayed" he
laughed Don't be afraid, child-well
get away And once were on our way
to Nassau. they'll forget all about us.
But 0On wait 10 80 W Nassau
with you" she protested, more fright
cned than ever. Il want to go home
i back to New York" And then, as the
torrent of her fear overcame her, 81
want TO go back to Dick"
Back TO Dick" he repeated scath
ingly. and why? You were willing
to learn something of life, weren't yor
wasn't that the preteXt under which
he gave you this vacation from matri
mony? Well. if you're going to liv;
up to it why don't you carry it out
instead of wanting to run back 10 hin
the minute life gets too much for you
You've played the game that amused
von-nlayed at being made love to-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
TEACHERS OF SIXTH
WILL CONVENE HERE

That Richmond will be visited by a
number of teachers from all parts of
the Sixth district, when the teachers
federation convenes here Dec 2, was
the staement made by a member OF
the executive committee of the Sixth
District Teachers federation who re-
turned from meeting at Indianapolis.
cussed at the Indianapolis meeting.
Prof N. c. Heironimus, of this city, is
chairman of the committee. C. o.
Williams, county superintendent of
schools, is a member.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
By Dominican Sisters
Send Letter Praising Father Johns
Medicine for Body Building.

The Dominican Sisters at Lowell,
Massachusetts write, I'VE have used
Father Johns Medicine in our home
for many years and it has always had
the best results for colds, coughs and
as a body builder. We think we could
not get along without it."
(Signed) The Dominican Sisters.
In over 100 institutions and hospit-
ais, Father Johns Medicine is regu-
larly used and greatly valued. 1t is
safe for children as well as older
people. No drugs .-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic
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Don't worry about Eczema or other
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Zemo generally removes Pimples,
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and healthy Zemo is a clean, pene-
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each application. 1t is always depend
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

E v e ry b o d y has
some on hand, you
know-think of the
people we've been
playing arou n d
with - G + a h a m
Browne and Selden
and the rest. Well,
they had to get it
somewhere, didn't
they? 1t takes a
big private stock to
las forever"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
"a 0Q2ih on Aeave
lETa SS.I ~ mua,a asS ~ 4.usaraG1 nr.ls
KLUMPH
"A ma, 4auctuprrr ALE

only was serious enough, Lord knows
and at living for nothing but the
widest kind of pleasure that you could
find. But you can't run wild without
risking getting caught, somewhere
along the line, you know.
And now the moment the conse-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

Bath Powders Are Always Refreshing
To be good powder must be cooling
and must protect the skin against the
dust and impurities of the atmosphere
without obstructing the normal action
of the glands. Many powders contain
lead arsenic, mercury and bismuth.
The continued use of these will ulti-
mately ruin the structure of the skin.
The presence of sugar of lead can be
detected by trying it with ammonia,
which will turn it black.
A good powder is made from vege-
table ingredients. Most powders are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

ken by painting Bitter Aloes" under
the ends of them.
Dolly:-Since your hair has been
coming out ever since you have used
the heated curriers', it is possible they
are drying out the ntural secretions.
Fry curling the hair without heat and
stimulate the circulation in the scalp
by giving it a thorough massage every
day.
Helen and orothy:-Neither the
cleansing nor the other cold cream
given in the "Chats" will have any
tendency to grow hair
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, 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, 1922-04-03
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson am is and
never have gone with boys much.
There is young man coming to see
me soon who lives in another state.
Please tell me how to entertain, him
as / want to. show him a nice time.
Should l meet him at the train?
thank you
1t will not be necessary to meet
him at the train. You may invite him
to your home for dinner party and
arrange party for him, inviting your
friends.
Dear Mrs. Thompson:-I would like
to know the address of lady who
does quilting. Any information you
can give me will be appreciated.
A READER.
Will some of the readers of the
column, please mail the information
desired to the Palladium office.
Very Unhappy:-Don't be discour-
aged. You still have plenty of time
to meet boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

Is your toilet asking pointedly for
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03

made of rice or potato starch, often
with powdered orris root. A most
delightful sweet scented face powder
can be made at home during flower
season in the following way.
Gather any fragrant blossoms, cut
off the stems and bury them in very
finely powdered starch and orris root
in the proportion of three parts
Startch to one part orriS root. Rose
petals will be very satisfactory to use
as perfume, and violets, which should
be in abundance now, are just as de-
ightful. The flowers should be re-
newed every "a hours for a week by
which time the powder will be most
delightfully."- perfumed.
Here is a formula for another heal
ing antiseptic bath powder:
Rice powder ...........6 ounces
Rlce starch ...........6 ounces
Carbonate of magnesia. g ounces
Boric acid pulverised. II " ounces
Powdered orris ..........1 ounce
This is the powder without the
perfume. You can add to this 20 drops
of any extract, which will evaporate
, leaving the powder fine and delightful
ly perfumed, or you can add a little sa-
Chef powder, enough to give it a sweet
scent.
Freckles: The reason why your
| lips crack in Winter is due to dry
| ness of the skin. You can counterfeit
| this by using cream on the lips every
time you find the skin parched. The
| habit of biting the nails is often bro
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
FOREIGN COOPERATION

b "We believe" declared the American Bankers As lsociation in convention New York, that the time has come for the government our country to for mulate the principles which it will be able to cooperate with other nations to bring about the needed rehabilitation of European countries and peace in the world
 It is no small thing have this deliberate state ment rom such a body of men. It is given as the almost unanimous opinion of American bankers. And bankers are usually regarded speaking more fully than other class of business men can do for tho nations business interests
 There are many intimations that this sentiment represents the dominant sentiment of American public today There also suggestions that it represents the opinion of the government There is recognition on all sides relation that foreign conditions bear to prosperity and future welfare and growing disposition to play as large a part as can properly be played affairs
 rms purpose is primarily practical, intended for the protection of American interests But it is also deaiis,ic because America participate in in 'erhationa councils without using her influence for measures peheficial to the rest of the world
 
 Let's don't forget the Lone Star and that the annual convention is going be here next year however We are blessed in particular in relation to that subject; have civic club and we're waeno our last dime that the members of that organiza- tion won't forget it. If had as live an organiza uo" ol the male species as have in the civic organization of women, Paragoud and Greene county sooh would nave good roads and be up and doing in other respects "
 Here's what "Hambone's Meditatons" has to sav apout It; Dey jes well drap word obey fun de ma lage licenses, case it don nohn' hollow hits jes' one dem dah ''blue laws, Many boy who could not be induced to mt the tamiiy clothes line up is than eager to serve in the football lineup.
 There seems to be growing impression in this country that the first step toward putting up with Europe is to put up for her.
 |
 lhe trouble with Europe seems to be that each power thinks the road peace is a one-wav strea | its way.
 I lhe trouble with lot of these birds who run for oiilce IS that they stand still when they get it.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
CBy International: News Service

(iSN lnteTndllOfd. ANtNS pVl NtNNf
 Elyria, Ohio, Oct. 9.--That elec- tricity can resuscitate as well as kill is the belief voiced by Clarence here.
 Nichols apple tree was killed by Then it was restored to life by electrical current.
 The tree, which stands near the street, is attracting scores of curious spectators. IL is literally covered with blossoms and bears twenty ounce apples.
 Lightning hit near the tree this summer. Immediately the apples fell off. the leaves turned brown and fell to the ground, while the branches died, apparently.
 Then Chris Brown opened a bakery While wiring the store, electricians oncircled the tree with the wire. Nichols was ready to cut the tree down for fuel when he noticed the limbs were turning green and buds were popping out from the branches.
 Frosts, however, are expected to destroy the trees second crop of
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Somely
 curious and entertaining situation, inas- much as the Chinese to have not only essential justice their side but Soviet precedent too. The Soviet government itself has repudated it's foreign obligations most of which for full value re- ceved, and valid than the Chinese indemnity, and they have done it the ground that the debts were contracted by a former government for whose acts they responsible. The Chinese can plead that they, also not responsible for the acts of the Picking government which assumed the obligations in the first place. They argue too, that if the present Russian government is not obliged pay the debts of it's predecessor, neither is the present Russian government entitled to money due it's predecessor.
 To anybody but Bolshevist it's clnchng argu- ment Somehow, cant help wishing that We had borrowed money from the Czar.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
SOVIET DEBT LOGIC.

The Soviet Russian government is very indignant indemnity.
 Ever since the Boxer riots, about 20 years ago, China has been paying tribute Russia along with various other powers by way of actual or pretended reparation for damage done The United States can celled it's claims long ago.
 Russias share has amounted to 5000, ,00O a year. The Soviet government in it's poverty przed that bit of income highly. So did the Chinese government And the latter, evidently deciding that it has paid more than enough already to wipe out the obligation has announced that it is done Whereupon the Soviet statesmen protest and buster threaten most fear
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
CLIO HARPER IN REVIEW REGENT
 GEN. ELECTION
Analyzes Views Held by Voters in Passing Upon Amendments-Oth-
 CT Comments.
By CLIO HARPER,

Little Rock, Oct. 10.-Once agaln the country has been saved. The process of saving, however, oid not appear to interest a very large number of the voters, as the vote cast on October 3rd was one of the smallest in the general state eiec- tion in years. There was apparent a general apathy and indifference, doubtless super-induced by the ln- dustrial unrest, financial uncertain ty and the effect of the long pro- troctod drought Whatever the cause may have been, it is clear that the people were not interested in the election. Possibly, 1t was realized by all that there could be- but one result, the usual over whelming victory of the Demo- cratic ticket all down the line. Republicans and Independents fared very badly at the hands of the un- terrified Democracy as very few cf them were successful anywhere in winning an office.
 Another striking result of the election is the fact that all three proposed amendments to the consti- tuition were defeated.
 Thousands did not vote upon the question at all and the majority of those who did vote expressed their disapproval of all three pro positions. It is clear that they do not want the limit taken off the school taxes of the number of amend ments to the constitution that may be proposed at any one election and do not want personal property as sessed for the purpose of paying for internal Improvements. Despite the plea that was made for eXten- sion of the principles of direct legis- lation through radical change in the Initiative and Referendum by means of Amendment No. 13, the people evidently are satisfied with the rights they now have. In other words. it is increasingly dlfflcuit to secure an amendment or any kind to the constitution. This IS especially true where the question of increased taxation is involved. propositions that are not easily understood by the people do not, ap- peal to the average voter. This fact doubtless accounts for the over whelming defeat of the proposed constitution drafted in 1918. The temperament of the citizenship at this time is not favorable to tam pering with the organic law of the state adopted in 1874. Had there been a sufficient demand for more efficient machinery to amend the
 constitution. Amendment No. 13 would not have suffered so ignomin
 ious defeat. That would have opened the sluice gates for an un-
 limited number of proposals at
 every biennial election. The peo-
 pie have just cause to be suspicious
 and while there are some things that unquestionably need revision
 or modification. they are willing
 to let what is reasonably good
 enough alone.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

Unless the voters of Arkansas take more interest in the Congressional election than they did in the recent state election. there will be an extremly small vote cast Novem- Der z. There are contests in only four of the seven districts and none of these is considered seri- ous by the Democrats. The ticket closes this week, October IS, twenty days before the election. The Re- publican nominees in the various districts are Jud Hout of Tucker man who opposes w. A. Oldfield of Batesville in the second district; J. Frank Carleton of Jasper, oppos- ing John N. Tillman of Fayette- vile; George Titles of Fort Smith opposing Otis T. Wingo of Mena; John w. White of Russellyille on- posing Heartsill Ragon of Clarks- vile. Five of the Democratic can didates are seeking re--election L. F. Sawyer of Hot Springs is the nominee for the place vacated by Chester M. Taylor of Pine Bluff. who has appointed to fill out his fathers unexpired term. MT, Ra- gon is the nominee for the place made vacant by the resignation Of II. NJ. Jacoway
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
RESENTED SLUR ON
 WOODROW WILSON

philadelphia, Pa, Oct, 9.-Re- senting an attack on former Presi- dent Wilson by former Judge John NJ. Patterson at women's Pinchot meeting in the home of Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gazzam, Mrs. J. Dallas Seiber- ling arose and left the meeting in disgust.
 Explaining the incident, Mrs. Seiberling said. 'I simply got up and walked out when he began re- ferring to Democratic war and calling Mr. Wilson an egotist who wanted to rule like super-president.
 Some people forget that there are few others on earth besides Republicans. Judge Patterson is a
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

that way about dying man who gave his life in the service of his country. | wonder who Judge Pat tcrson thinks he is."
 Judge Patterson explained yester- day that there was nothing personal in what Ae had said about MT. Will son and that what he said should not be construed as a slur on the former president.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
Nettleton Man Held
 On a Bad Charge

Monroe Young Of near Nettleton was tried in Justice !. w. Johnson court this afternoon and held to the grand jury without bond on charge of criminal assault. The prosecuting witness is an eight year--old girl nayaeG Flossio .imith. --Jonesborc Evening Sun. 7th.A
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

conduct Confirmation services at the Catholic church where nineteen young ladies and nine young men
 were confirmed for membership in the local church. Bishop Morris was assisted in the exercises by
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

Father Peters of Glennonville, Mo-, and Father Hoflinger of the local church. From here Bishop Morris went to Pocahontas to conduct serv- ices.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

Legislative politics is beginning to attract some attention. There are at least four candidates for presidency of the Senate One of them claims ? pledged votes, anoth- CT claims IA, another claims 10 and fourth claims six, all of them positively pledged. The fact that these pledged votes aggregate 52 and that there ae only 35 members of the Senate does not appear to disconcert the claimants.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
Bishop Morris a
 Visitor to the City

Bishop Morris of Little Rock ar rived in this city this morning by overland trip from Jonesboro to
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

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