Wfe!f iS&$ '&K&yc'$s?$? v ,sif'''Hvt',,ift1afi'Vy pr iwj f STV ijs ... i -t v T-sr T I -X rr B 4i ii if i. M r ,vMn jyy T v lt r . 77Z ' : ' pwe reetess Who Dramatized j Her Wedding Wants a Divorce Spd Ne One Is Surprised After Hearing of Her Theatrical j Marriage Ceremony and the Temperamental Nature That She Permitted Herself - - J Jrcry colorful, tenipornmenrul ). yhe ceremony wns performed out Kfrn nnd wns en tlie order of the antient Druid festivals. ptrniiRp nnd wrfrd. In honor of the sun tlie bride wdj-e n gown "woven from sunbeams eatytht with penrls of dew." jhe bridegroom were uuimnl skin', liki the ancient cavemen. Nothing wns miI.1 in the accounts of the nffnlr nlietit bow silly In felt ! XtlBrnnil rtf Ktr1nuiiii(ilu 4 tt ilnittt .At. tujics, Indlnn dancing girls prnnce.l ' temperament may be considered vcry bflnt te the l.i-rttiiiK "f tem-toms. ;n-eMiry for the success of n poet nnd All thp guests carried tiny lights, the!" M "rlt0'-' "' ll ws" . et n wl(- eoter vnrvlnc nwnn 1 nir In tie our hi'")"1' 'u,i' ."" " .li:. ' .r-i" .".."" ... " ... . EVENING PUBEIO ODEDQERPHIBADEEP EIA, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST IT, 1922 11 ELL, It's happened ngnin ! Anether trlek marriage has proved 'allure. it tlie month of April, 11(10. n er pcrnmentnl poetess wns mnrried In te the nncletit custom of wearing a veil, and the bridesmaids dressing thorn selves up ntul painting their faces until they leek like nothing human. Although some weddings arc over ever elaborate, they de at least fellow n cus tom which has nlwnjs been Identified with marriage, and the ceremony of the church Is the predominating feature of the nffnlr; It Is net a reproduction of pagan sun worship. The Idea Is te make the wedding mere beautiful, net te make the mnr- I rlage ridiculous. Hut then there's another cauc for .t. .1 . t.i i . line siiiiriiieis tu 11119 hiui iiukv. jwhlch the iantern-beareis were regis ;wrzu tn the estimation of the poetess. Jnd se. with this dramatic, musical 'ceBiedy act, a man and a woman cele cele hrifted their entrance into "the holy 'beads of mutrlmeuj," a legal marriage hnlng been performed some time below.' Yeu cannot take your eccentricities and your strange beliefs Inte every day married life nnd expect them te be received with unfailing enthusiasm. There nie times when a man thinks his wife's temperament charming and Intriguing; but there nre many, many ether times when he wishes she would 1 ' eome down eti her pese nnd ue natural XTOW, the poetess and song writer ' for n while. 4-S wants a divorce I I always wonder hew a woman who can describe a gown of her own as Doing made of sunbeams and dew gets ever tin practical fact of having the dress tried en. fitted, cut and sewed! Dees she go en ecstasizing nil the time the dressmaker Is sujing. "New, turn this way, no, the ether way; ne.v stand still, that's right! Walk away a few steps; new let me have that place right there, that needs taking up eh, excuse me, did I stick you?' Or does she become very human and ver hard te manage? lOOMETFilNG tells me she docs nnd 0 that this 1 one extremely justifiable Her husband deserted her In duly. ilflfll, she declares, and 'e -he wants hei freedom. tet-hups 1k ii surpii-rd that her Jnajrluge didn't ln-t . hut she miw be thri eniy person who Is. hi the tirt plan ' trick" marriages. ccrj-menies porfeimod tn strange wns or flncea, hasty elopements, erj nirelj last. i. lifelong partnership cannot be en tered Inte se lightly nnd quickly with out, n mishap somewhere along the way. Mnrrlnge Is tee serious and Important p tjjiing te be dramatized. Please Tell Me ' What te De . By CYNTHIA MAKING "THAT TIRED FEELING" WORSE Lttlrrn te Cinl(ile' column must fiJ terltlrn en one tide 0 the vaptr enli. and mwtt r toned u-llli l)i tuHlcr't name 0111I eifrfresi. The itnpic telll net be DubHjirrf If the icrtler doe net tin it. Unslenrd Irltrri and tetter uritlen en both tides at the pnver tvltt net b enu'erriI. H'rllrrs who wish per-enal anirer lhal con be glt'rn In the column ultt tdcaat leek there, as personal tetter) are only lurlltet uhen abselutclu ntcee-tarv. r, (UfAN'Y nersens would snv that this .nnsn for her husbnnd'n desertion 1VJ. Druid wpdillng was no mere bnr- Teu can t burlesque marriage- and bawius thnn some of the church cere- you can't combine temperament with inejiles that nre planned In these days married life nnd expect te have your f xtravagnnee. with the bride clinging' mnrrlage successful or happy. t I The Weman's Exchange ' z. -r far.i rs- m 1 sj at luc-iu-uc "Jes, you nre perfeitly rtsht Til st , iOerics the mule' of honor then tin Jltt flower Eirl nnd then the bride. . twnjklnp or. her fathers arm The Viriile Viriile Viriile irroem and the best man uenerilly watt At Jhe steps of the ch.incel f. r ttie bride find then the c U" te the nltnr to te rcttier. It would b better te hive the SvefldlriK reception Imiuedl.-xtely follow fellow follew JnK the cerenienx Yes line the wed dlri enke In little IndlMdunl bees ter thec guests at th rcuntien but U 's ietineces.sar tn snd it tn these ar the ehifrcli, as th w,ll net b espfetlnff 4 Is cener-xlli much celer up in tha Poeono Mnutitains than It is di n here 1 e rtake ilnthes fur r viler weitd" V darli suit et snum enrt rr n dr.'-'T ard ;" enrfp Of coat in iiftern.m11 dre" an! Ti 'l eveaiing dres ni 1 sweaters ind "U rf thni will de fn sp..'t ear will le pbUUt nil jeu will need I TeJWash Black and White Sweater 'X r" 9" Editor 0' 11 m' rnji "fi Bear Mvlam WPI 1 m fme'she'v te wish a whitf Cream Jersey Freck With Black Jersey Bolero Uindlv u sweater ith f ,1clr.ni nt.ri II sn what IS tile solution for glMng the hnt-n pnnu .S. L iVL.1 l V Wnlefiq the b .11 k designs are a la1" ( i teldr It is elnies trnin -iibl? K' v t from running a H'tle Inte the '"- O?creund (.et one of the ,ap Makes K that nre en the marl.et for w I'hi'ie IiUft uicnicr-, nii'i i"ti.. .. s en the b veri (ar'fulli It" ,l mil .. nre ' llttje vinegar w Mil snrlnkled In' L water will make the black mere f.,r t ' Before veu w.-i'li he whole vinter r I ' "eire . -'', ",fu",. nnl nn.I ' perjmeni wnn r.i.i'"-- "';;; i (. it $hey seem te run 11 great ' inSlrt b 'Mser net te wash -.nr U nwwiter but te take it te a pr. icssienui fl! FlTh"e are special preparit n made 1. utrffctlv ter ins purpnsi., ,,,.., .,..-. We? at arniR s re or a hair dresser a 3 Just Seme Questions Te fte Kd''e" of Te-nn roc Dear Madam I am a cirl In UBi'ft tin ' M noteur Dear Ma.l-.m-. -n . -.0 -- . u-i. nr ncr.t inn am n- i'-'. . - ?flT"ii, nit 11,111.1.1a. Is llu cerife "a ""'" " w. of irast. en- i, Cni inu ""'-.. i-'r i,.i the. morning n..? '" "I"" r'V ,r mm. I would like te knew if this causes stoutness "Tpect te gue a pnr.v In the near fure Hew ulimild I word th InM St&ns? I would like te knew what teTerve a either a buffet or a Pu'ch .- Ti'Virtrt s it m iirr m " ?nrty. Snturd .i n. r suiirtv? ri. n-je luifeVst lnt-restlnc gnmes Th B'l'ft" .n l.A th .igi-s of r tn be couples irem seventeen te twenti-en.- "SWF.KT PAN'nnU"N w nm .about ten p Hinds unilep 1 Wf' I1'1 7 ' l!S' I , ; ' I 1 1 1 H We TBI J I Te "Edward" Xe. Kdward. Ovnthln. known of nn mv In which you can loeate this erlrl with whom leu flirted. Very much better te fall In love, with seme ene you meet IHUptTl. Of Marriage Under Age Pear Cvnthla t'lrst. Hew old de a girl nnd fellow have te be te be married in Media- Second Is the marriage legal If you m.sreprcscnt jour age? O. J S. In the State of Pennsylvania betli must be of nge te marry, or must have parents' or guardians' consent if under twenty-one Te suenr te untruth about nge or an thing In court Is te commit a crime punishable by Imprisonment. "Princess" te "Heart-Breaker" Dear Cynthia Just a few words 10 Henrtbreaker. Dear Heartbrenlr Though seme of your epreslens nre net logical, you are Interesting. Come ugaiti By the way, Henrtbreaker, you sound modern. De you think dual personalities exist? If I were you I would net call all girls anals tlcal Thej are net I for ene usuallv take things at their face alue Let's hear mere from you. Ileal tbreaker. ritixcEPy. We de no d scuss the kin 1 of affec tion ion mention In jour Utter In the columns Cjnthln edits the letters, jeu Knew Better Be Cautious Pear Cvnthla Kindly gle us seme et J'eur helpful adviw en the following' We met a j'eung lady en the train whom we had never seen before, but who seemed verj' friendly She wan with a j'eung man witn wnem we spejte a few wc.rds When we reached the city thej happened te get In the same car as we did. nnd we epeke ngain Befere we left the car the told us her name nnd tolcpheno number New this Is me quest en Would it be all right te de as she aslted us and continue her friendship" Hoping te hear from you and semn of jour renders, we are TWO LONE ItANGEnS. Better find something out about her befere continuing the friendship. F&2rZt j r sif-? . 9bHHP1A. s 2HVa1v.k "-V 'X!etitttttSm UliM JR4.-T ztLmawmmmBm.'i :,yui'&. WrXiJ U- " '& uiBJBABABBBBBvBKBNliBBVBBBKvJ J-Jyil'Bl r$?F v ' ,j0r 1 1 1 1 TBBJIPJbi f VBRHiBBBBBBBBB&VVvr?.LsfBB Antoinette Dennelly tells why lying down Is bad for a person who Is "Always Tired" The Wife Cheater By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOB Toen BteckMige mantes Nerman Wayne in $pUe of many tcarninei from her friend). Nhe ehoesct him in preference ie llcrlert LMngnien, tche levci her devotedly, but who lacks Herman's charm. Jean is confident of being able Ie held Nerman, aU though he has never been known te care for etic teaman mere than a few tcreks at a time. Hut irhcn after their marriage, he makes Jean nthcr able by hit attentions te ether teamen and finally ends up by having a fiir fiir tatien tcith Jean's sister Edith, tvhe comet te visit them, Jean it des perate. In the meantime Herbert Livingston has come back into her life, and iricn oho night he tells hrr he loves her. Jean is tempted te let him think she cam. She conquers the temptation, jind later Edith comes te her room and tells her that she ought net te encourage Herbert in his attentions. Mrs. Wilsen Gives New Methods for Serving the bummer Vegetables 1 .... The Wise Housewife Will Try te Vary the Menu as Much as Possible With Original and Unusual Dishes Ml I D -The neurotic 0 ni seen ns he "rots the idea"? A. The TTl vni, nrep lmn. nt n nnem belncl he hns well liei-itn? A. "' ' ; l ", .: ,.;. -",": 1.1. ...;.. ne.-,iw,l tn .1 nnlr of tired eies. n V. "110 may urnp 111s iui.b.. .. Hlnii 1-i! n fit ml untftf t Vnr til Vii I "1'weiild he less than '.. of I per ' , . cent ititexlcatlmi were she te drink I Q. Hew can he get the idea? A. te him eiih with tired ees, would it He Can't Embrace Her Pear Cj-nthla I am s elilng -our ad vice en a ery unusual question, and 1 hope that jeu or some of jour renders can answer me truthfu.ly and please ilea t mink me roeiisn First Can jeu xpU i". when 11 man who lnni: net? Ne. they must glow like tlie sjiarkH of (ire. 'I.adirs with bright ejes rain inlluence, and get the prize," te paraphrase a Milten observation. Thnt tired feeling is something no girl or woman can for beauty's sake nfferd te let linger long upon her. It is woefully destructive. If you nre chronically nnd pcrpctiinl ly fatigued, your first duty is te con sult a competent physician te find out whether you have tuberculosis, Bright's disease, or nny ether demonstrable, dis ease. If you tire often nnd morn easily thnn nnv ena lsn nu knew nnd hnve no chronic mptem discoverable, you mny make up reur mind jeu are simply Ttv tmditi'utntiiliiirr himself. "Q. Hew can he fercct his fatigue? A. liy ignoring it. Q. Hew can he ignore it? A. By finding n geed, stiff Jeb. They advocate enthusiasm ns the best remedial ngent for the nervous, nnd fatigued, nnd net the rest cure. The best releaser of energy is enthusiasm, nay the authors, "nnd you enn't get that by lying around in bed 0fr play ing checkers nt n health resort. The key te unlock new stores of en erev nnd drive fatigue awny Is right fully prescribed by these doctors as the zest of pursuit, tne joy 01 umne. Intense interest in work, or a new enthusiasm. . . Presupposing decent hygienic rendi another reciuit in that vnst army of tienvu'j' ht lleur bed. three squnre ' tirids ' or "nisf nervous. mere in ,,,, (lnx ml fa:r ltmnunt of ne-il 'f 11 geed slinking than anytMii& f ,, n(r mi(1 (,x,,rPis(sfntiRue need pise ie pun 1011 eui ei juuKTii, 'never become a monopolist et ntten- If then is one doe jeu must net . tien. "Attentien increases nny sensn- nilminlitiT Miirself it is te admit it.lii,,,," .nvs the mrve e.Miert. "espi- The mere attention jeu give te tilt I elnllx- if 'colored h.v four. IV ar ndds feeling the mere qiiieltlv you weaken jour power of resistance. Weariness is n habit. jur ns surely i tr. kv it 'ns bridge or breakfast, with the wemnn nnr!s T tak.'. a I without ch.enic ,11. With the hab t UNeil cnniiii 1 oil run nt'ip-i' .eniiii overworked when net mere than '2e per cent of jour energy feicp has been pushed Wern, fear, resentment, dis content nnd ether depressing emotions eiente faticiic (ilillg M11V le them dear girl In his arms nnd held her fnr- etr 11 mean'ene no dearly loves), mi. he finds ih.it the mere he wishes te di this, the mnre he holds himself back and se It still gees en the same, day after day Pe jeu think tin girl in spects him mere for It? Sometimes he thinks that the girl is anxious for him te carets her but at the same time h Is afraid of offending her and stcend there nre ether girls he knows who have tnrewn theniselies r'ght at li m, but he still held hlmelf in cluck Thef ether clr.s alwas leek for the rough stu r. nne ne u"a nei rain i"i 1 ""' 1 ; , " ,. t .1. . ,,..,,...11.. that, but the one he ln.s K dlffinnt little iaf.lii-m for the nciiietlc. tell me 1 jntnia n.u no ie" thfse irirls think of a man like 1 te tlie untie matter of fatigue IIUIC dtlblcts of ndrennlin nnd ether secre tions which must somehow be elimi nated before equilibrium is re-CMim-lislied. This creates n vicious circle. We nre tiled, hence, we nre discour sed. We nre discouraged, hence we nie mere tired. "ff veu learn te take your fatigue philosophically." the advice runs, "n n natural ami narmiess inu-iiuuo-iieu f'lease think are about ten p Hi . .- .U.-, ...frfi f 5 r,SS?,r";"nn.l lielt 1 1 found, V Tri- w" ., ... .i,A, j..l,Q rier yeast cn " "-: Cfl&P stoutness bu if thev r By COKINNE LOWE day rt,r. ntiw.p dnv 11 woman in a t weight for .1 girl .. ., , .,,, e..u.u with lln-erie lljll'' i IliM l in... - ...... n-- wlll net frills attracted the uttentlen et these ikA stoutness; ivj' ii i-u-i 1 - "," , .,.r.hi no the lookout ler me o",Vd,'T'mair,re,. l,sK,Ue'; i;nnrt,v dressed. It was nut. however. " OS.UU' ' .. , h inlll.1t.nll9 . .,. . ,. ...1..-U ..l-..J .t,le .it. Tl'Il'n JOU "n 1 ; '" ," ' ".. tllC tWIH irei'U which nauun, in., .... rlte a nit- '"."'"'". .':-'.'.., 1 fn, nne enlv noticed that after ll.V.VJ... '. -..-. . -- - ornament which hung black ribbon around her supper ieu can ""'inpcls. This censited of a black onyx cabe- Jus? w insSthf that you me geitK m have a small I tendon, for one e: j' en mieh . d such a dnv. ,Uy 1 scrutiny 0f the lb! tin very gUd f he or she would ' 11 ... from .1 narrow bla O IU l. t a buff igs like ids. Ice cr taH wcld rnin te It. It a buffet r!I. lllm I ,l" . ""1 .1,. .i,,.l rnffeH 5,1 Dutch supn. r Mm will hue snu-r- c!l0n en whiih steel out a frosty design $& uVsUr,V"'its0:hw,!r,,'mosrteC cut steel. The deslBn was a bnsket n1iS1J.nl.... the buffet supiH-r mere than , heaped with flowers, and one recognized the? ether, n net eer5 one cares frlt UM ,lverite pattern of the Second this uuicn uiMefs that and what caus him tn be s.. De ion think they rupect him mere for It espf dally the one he loves" He bis ne-er beep nearer than taking a girl's h.and. and he Isn't very young either, tm 4tl!l respects all the girls ANXIOUSLY WAITING. The man cares se much ter the gtri he ,'flent v fi ars te he ivpiiised and th friendsqi broken up if he speaks of lne , u .v. nl. th.. wrlrl c.ires fnr him he ought te bi man enough te d-clurf 'its feelings for her It is net fair te p'.ii 1 fas' nnd loee 1 no riK'u uuiu 01 tiin.-. like" men te show thorn respict Speaks Up for Hated One3 rcar ' vnthla Veu will admit that it . ,........, r,-.l;lsa tn t.aek P tllfen su'f-cenffssfd man-haters single handed. et It sr.-ms but Just that the pri sent decadent gen-rntlen of jeung mn should haw .it least one te speak for them ff ceur a mere man could net i ,.prt.,d te iew things from th F.ame dlzz height attaitifd by ' three clrls still in the.i tieni and welcome ... .. 1....-.1 hut ui II beliikT en a lewei .ne. both murallv and lntoll.etua h. he mav he abli te peneix. .iiim f w thi-C'ij that i, net mm te P'lietr.ite te tin j higher Planes or seeini me It is te be deplored tint the geed times of tedav are In a hopeless 11u1d.ll bui 't seems te me that the old adage cetif cerning quarrels might hn. some slg niflcance. in ether words It lakes two te make a muddle ' The character of a geed time" dtP'nda upon the partici pants therein lt the "terrlb e three rr,nke tlllr OW tl COOd times if t(, V 10n t I like the r. ndj -made en. s I d.i net w en- der that tne are ns 11 i"'iii'vu .1 "j ha their ldal manhood .it a jazz pal- a?t Is a, se quite sad that the dress am. deportment of the eung hull, s dn nel meit w tn inn i'jiiii .1 "''";"",.' ever, I have alwn3 been Infeiine.l. pel -haps misinformed that girl-, diess nnd deport themsches f.u the pr.mat y ob Jet t of pleasing the men U by kick It '"n'th- J eun, r ladles that thev m-v find a man pal If thej se de. Klre Thev may he few. but they Jir- Unewn te exlt It seems m.ai a re... j"r, c"n alwii. find a real man If khe rcalh wishes one If I am wrerg In m- conclusions I slncerelv hope the jeung ladles will reme forward and show me the irrnr or my wajs . ONC i.I-' TUP. "HATED ' mrnllies it. riesently. if jeu nre net 1 which will seen disappear 11 ignored, careful, .ou make of jeuiself an out jeu are likelj te find jeurself pos pes aiid eu'r 'neurotic, n most iiiiattracti.e j.essed of exceptional stiength. u tiM. of womanhood, phjsicully and can stand almost any amount of werl:, nientally. . providing you de net multiply it by In mi authoritative nnd highlv inter-. werrv. .i.... i....,i ..... li-.ielniw iviiuniled n "Wivl nnd enthusiasm for weilf Is silll li. ." I".' - , . ;- .,..,...., i.il.. rt'l.n the panacea ier nun in iin. iudefiitigiibli' energy of IMIseil and Koetcvolt li thus explained by psjchole- oVlie gets up tired erry morn incr A Hi" neureiii t -Who fnneK's his brain se ct-, gists. , ,. 1 .;..i .t,f .. lull., .oncentrntien s ' .e lnir. tnen, uweuing upuii nuim in e sible1: A -!' , S or slights; an old pain or disability long "T-Wlie stU 1h.Hpps himself c-Ultve disappeared: worry, fear . or any nn.rsiP.lns th. ipmiU of w nrk that It of tlicw rcnl causes whence thnt tired nneienr. I,i,i,iri) A The neurotic, feeling spilngs. -Who l.iis nil his woes te eier- werk: .A ine .I.-.....W. ,,. u, " " ,, - K,15r! Who complains 01 iniiguc unnm ....... r. - when nil jeu have te de is arise from jour stupid torpor, shake yourself out of self-pity, get THE HOME IN GOOD TASTE IUl llainld Dnnnhhnn fibrillin Jiturdnv night Is rrnllv letter than .. J.. . ri n u n.ir! Tnm Vrndine veu a list of original raRies that will be a VII Read Your Character II l lU'ihn PhilUpt Bruin Discipline fur the Blend llmpirp jewclrj . It Is te this jewelry that we new let of fun te often turn for Inspiration, and earrings, cjbochens, nnd ether ornaments record the flight of our fnncy. This Is merelj an introduction te the statement that ours is nn age of the U0 esserj In '" 'll0 flmP'e frock often plays the humble part of back- d even Jn this age, we ere 5 it Edith Is Reused STAKED at Edith with my eyes wide. It seemed Incredible thpt she had come te my room for the purpose of nppelnting herself my moral censer after her deliberate nttempt te ensnnre Nerman. Even if Edith and I had bed closer than we were I should have resented such interfeicncc, but new It Infuriated nie se thnt I had difficulty In holding my temper. But-I crushed back the angry words tlint wcre forcing themselves te my llpi and responded te her nttnek ns nuletlv ns I could. "As jeu say," I snld, my lips curl ing sarcastically, "it's nothing te you, Edith. Keally, if it weren't se silly I might resent your speaking te me n j 011 have. After nil. nnd in spite of the fact thnt you obviously think jour jeur self a wemnn of the world, you're only a little girl, and you must allow me te be the judge of whnt is right or wrong for me te de." I was ncttially surprised thnt I wai able te speak se calmly nnd it did me mero than a llttle feed te tell Edith what I thought of her. She had hnd her own wny in Nerman's nnd mv establishment for tee long, nnd it would de her no hnrm te be put In her nlnce. But she wnsn't se enslly vanquished. The cream of her fnce deepened suddenly te scnrlet nnd her usually Inscrutable eyes blazed. "I suppose thnt means thnt you care for him," she fairly bhet the words nt me. I was nbeut te deny this when I thought better of it. "And wlint possible dlffeience could it make te you if I did?" I retorted. She sprnng te her feet suddenly nnd steed tnrting nt me, incredulity nnd some ether expression thnt 1 could net liinke out b.iHling for supremacy en her fnce. Her hands were clenched, nnd her slender body swajed from side te side. Clearly she was in the grip of some terrific emotion nnd I leuld nel iindeistand the reason for it. If Edith had ever shown herself as possessing a human side. 1 might have ni intuited for her attitude by hilieung that she actually cured nbeut whether or net 1 jeopardized mv reptiti.tien. lint she nl- wnys prefescd te tceni surh 11 thing ns public opinion. Her inrijing en with Nermnn wns proof enough of that. "Yeu ndinlt it," she said, "you netually admit that ,ou care for him." Her heroics made it possible for 1110 te leek nt the whole thing even 111010 lightly thnn I would hnve ordinarily, mid I almost smiled ns I returmd. "I d'dn't admit it, Edith. 1 admitted nothing. You're apparently determined te ncciise me, nnd innsmiich ns 1 con sider it none of jour affair, I haven't taken the trouble te deny it." "dh!" she gasped. Hew dare you stand theie nnd talk that way. I hate jeu. I tell jeu. I hate jeu!" And then befere I could reply te hnr sudden attack, she had turned and lushed fiem the room slumming the deer behind her. Ter 11 moment I la. still among the pillows of the chaise Inngiip. I wns at a less te account fnr Edith's outburst, rock my bruins ns I would. 1 simply could net understand it. Why should she fly into such a tempest of rage ever Herbert nnd me? If she cared for 1.10 I could understand a lensen fnr her warning, but there hnd been mere thini n wnrnmg in her nttitude, she hnd been nv ams. m. a. wiisen - i.Y .use. fu Mrs. it. A. Wilsen ' riehts reserved COUN, bratiH nnd potatoes, ns well ns a vnrlety of ether fnimmep we tnblcs, will seen begin te be n glut en the mnikct. By tills time the family usunll? begins te be a bit finicky about the sn'me vegctnblcs nppenrlng se often en the table nnd yet were you te nsk them just whnt they would really like this tnme family would say, " don't knew, just get sems ' "getnblM, ... .,...t.ir, 1, 11 ,in." Thin Is a rent sign tlint the housewife should hunt up another set of recipes, for the family is tired of the manner m wnicn umec delicious vegetables nre served. I believe thnt I hnve a rcnl treat in ..... - ..... enmtnpu imlnv. for I have been experimenting all summer, looking .. . ,n.l,l.,,T nun', nr lust a wee hit different. If you will try these recipes I knew you will net only ndti variety 10 the evening meal, but you will also enjoy making tncm. Tomate Fritters Select six smalt tomatoes, cut a small slice from the top and with spoon scoop out the center, turn en cloth te drain. New mlnce very fine four slices of bacon nnd brown In skillet, adding three, white onions chopped fine; cook slewlv until the onions nre tender, then add the pulp of the tomatoes, one- l.-1f -.... ..f !! hfnn.lcnimhs. COOk t0- gether until thick, then season with One teatpoen of Silt, One-half teaspoon of pepper, One-quarter teaspoon of poultry sea sening, One green pepper chopped fine. Blend well nnd fill into the tomatoes, making the top smooth; dust this lightly with flour nnd then dip the toinnte in butter nnd fry a golden brown In het fat this, of course, is a deep fat fry, drain en soft paper nnd serve with parsley snuce. A little finely minced chicken eir ether cold left-ever cooked meat may be used if desired In the filling. The Dlpplm? Batter Plnce In mixing bowl One cup of mtiic, . Onn-half teaspoon 0; sail, One egg, . . One and one-quarter mp of flour. Bent te smooth batter nnd use for dipping the tomato. A New Totate Fritter y finn Ttce Jct'cl tablespoons of baking pew. der, Yolks of tire eggs, Onc-htftf cup of melted butter, One cup of milk, Beat hnrd te blend. then"add the pr.' pared beans nnd fold in the stiffly beaten whites of the two eggs, turn In a well-buttered deep baking dish nnd bake In het even for thirty minutes, Serve with the folllewlng snuce: Shred fine four eunces of smoked dried beef and cover dth boiling water for ten minutes. Dniin. l'lnce in snuct pan Ttee cups of milk, Five level tablespoons of flour. Stir te dlsjelve the flour and bring te boiling point. Add The prepared smoked beef, One onion grated. One-half cup of finely chopped pars ley. Blend well, cook for three minutes Serve this dish In menu nn follews: Peach Cocktail Bean Pudding Snoekem Sane Cern en the Cob Sliced Tomatoes Apple Fritters - Apple Jell, Coffee Apple Fritters Cere summer apples and steam until nearly tender, lift te platter and sprin kle with nutmeg nnd little brown sugar Add two apples sliced thin te the water in which the apples were cooked and cook until the npplcs nre soft; drain julce through strnlncr nnd add one cup of sugar te ene nnd n half cups of this lulcfi. conk until mlxtui-e lolls, him 1 shallow dish te cool. There should be Just one nnd n hnlf cups of Juice when strained. Mnke a batter, at given for dipping the tomatoes, and dip the apples In this batter, fry a golden brown in smoking het fat. 8erva en plates covered with little paper del Met, placing a large spoonful of th apple Jelly, beside each fritter. Cheese Te prrvent the cheese from becoming tee bard te use wrap It up in a doth well saturated with yincgar. This will keep It moist and free from meld. B Cart Yeu Tell? fly II. J. and .1. B'. llediner Hew Rainfall In Iiirhem Is Measured n von knew hew the Weather Bu reau arrives nt the rainfall in Inches or hew thev go about ascertaining the results? On every daily weather bul letin the rainfall at various places is .......! :.. I....1..W nn.I htmlrp.lthi! of 1 .....1... si , .e ..- inn. n,.n....i, ntuii.t 1 beside herself with miser. it te knew that a rainfall of two Inches I lay there for a long time trying Je is henvv. ami thnt a rainfall of. sny. a fntlimn the mjs erv. and it wnsn t tint 1 tenth of an Inch in n day. is very iignr. I But hew de they measure it? ! When tlie rnlnfa'l Is given ns two Mlnce vnfj One grc?n pepper, Four branches of parsley, Twe onions. PIiri three tablespoons of butter in smnll skillet nnd ad1 thn prepared herbs nnd cook without browning until the onions and peppers are Foft, then add . t Tire nml one-half cups of mashed potatoes. Take from fire nnd place in mixing bowl nnd add 7'tre u-rll-hmten eggs. One-half cup of giatcd -cheese, One teaspoon of salt, One-half teaspoon of ichttc pepper, Thice tablespoons of flour. Sifting in the Heur se thnt It will net lump: bent hnrd. then drop by smnll spoonfuls into skillet containing one cup of cooking fill smoking het. hen nicely browned, lift with skimmer te elenn piece of cheesecloth en het plat ter, this win nnsore inu excess ' (Jnrnish with parslej. Bean Pudding Place in smnll bowl flue cup of roeked lima hearts, One ch;i of eehl realcd snap beans Cern tut fiem three curs. One and one-half cups of very thick cream sauce. 1 Twe teaspoons of salt. One teaspoon of pepper. One green prpprr minced fine, Three onions minced fine. Stir well te blend. New place In second bowl Twe cups of flour. One-half teaspoon of salt, 73ercte4i4 CHOCOLATB MALTED MILK COR a light lunch when you are tired or rushed. The malt ed milk is nourishing feed quickly digest ed, and the chocolate flavor gives it a de licious taste. iHHiiaaHnUlSSwUlsls mHapitiHMS! Quern Anne Chairs The tjpl'.il tjueen Anne chair, of which two oi.imples nre fehnwn In the illustration, is a ilistlm t and strongly characteristic piece of furniture net te bf confounded with nnjthiiig else. It is also a slngularij brnutlf :'. and grace ful ci ration nnu. nnove nil, It Is ex ceedingly lomfertnblc far mero com fortable thnn nnv ether cniilr thnt .. 1 ....... .... .n.nf..P. .1 I.IO r.rr.pi. il U mill mill'' .n "" """'. a anything thnt 1ms been sinie. it 1ms what mi nie" lees Tin of the bac W1I ATS WHAT Ily Helen Decie . 1 Vr. ..1 en :revv throiigii.Kie'.ii-. - ,.". .,.,,. - i.nPI. ns net disuse The ..a.ir... 1.1 ,-" - .. . th, ,,, jersey lien's mental power . .-. .1... M'l... ! !?.i"ef.r.,:rrrr.nww '" '.'." ..... i lrU..i i.mhrn 1 erei 11 PU, uiu'- an. j " .... 1. 1.. ll.,ej .vltli hlnelf. let our theSn still stronger, while we let 1 weBpr inciiiiies ii.Teiiit- t-.-ii ......... Jut while it is uultp logical ier us ut our mum reliance in the-" facul lr In which wp eid. It is illogical te Qlvate them te the cwlualu-i of the low. The sash is lined with black. Curious Facts Hair dressed in coils ever the ears iR ,rs. . 'Slllll 10 lllie.-i 111. 1 1...... T S-J .. , -ill.. ..... .. ....... ....i.e.., ti, t..mh e I'liltivnte an nii-nreiiini .ni.-i-n. . Sem0 Mngmg mnsiris '"1. V i itnllty, for insfance. the blend should 1 women who hae mlupted this fiibiilen. lpline hlmsell ler m'hi n i-- Jty llttle while and take stock if him- 1 .....1 1. I .it 111. is ll()ill2 la should mnk' It 11 point te ,'',,rl . inrlnt points .out enthusiasm lie should no nsienalh. I utn'intt tlreece wi ....1 i.....n., will....... f. in 1 nil re.it.'- '... !... nttin 10., 1 upon himself He should cultivate l.jptmn women hud four.- New adiijs IF 7yi 111 j( fi I wIlt I entrlved lllrd "cabrl- brend, central moinher called a splnt and wns eftin shaped like a fiddle, ,01100 the nam. "fiddlelnpk" chair-. '1 his splat was ahe shaped or "spnened te lit thn curve of the sitters hack. The backs in. h.iep.d. That is te say, the uprights of the hack. 11 few ln.hes alxive the seat, break nt 11 sharp nng e and curve in toward the splat, only 10 swell out again In n graceful, sweep ing curve nt the top, which gees ever In n bow without nny brenk of line se that there Ib no enu point at which the upright can be snld te end nnd the tepr.ill te begin The earlier Queen Anne chairs nun siren-u.- e-. .... less te undorbrnee them, ns in H. The later chairs, n.s in A, were with out them. Inches it means that the nmeunt el vvuter which has fnllcn en one aero of ground would completely lill te the top n vessel of one acre In nrea nnd two Inches deep. All ncre of ground con cen finns 4.'l. olio seunrn feet. Therefore. n rnlnfnll of ene Inch ever nn ncre of 1 ground would menn n tetnl of 141 times Kl.rtlii), nr mero tlinn ii.uini.inni cunic inches nf water. This would be about 'U'iOO cubic feet. A cubic feet of water weighs about sixty-two pounds nnd the weight, theiefere, of one inch of rnin nn tin una of one ncre would he nbeut ".".".OOf) pounds. Veu enn nlse flgure the nutnlier nf gal ens tlint this would mean. A gallon of puie water weighs almost eight and n epiurter pounds. Se the rainfall of ene inch would mean 27,14.'t gallons te the ncie This would lill mero thnn (WO bnrrels of the nvernge size If. then, you knew the average rain fall m the nlnee where jeu nre going te build a linuse nnd should went te install a cistern te catch the rain water from the reef, you can se con struct the rhtcrn ns te make the best pessible use of the average rainfall. A rainlnll et one in. in en a roer 01 .iinni Inter when 1 drugged mjself up from the pillows nnd begun te get ri inly fur bed. that the old ache returned te my lienrt, nnd 1 remembered my own prob lem. Edith's displav of fireworks hnd mndi? me forget it for n time, but it wns still theie nnd I wondered with a little sob in my threat if things would ever be right ngain between .erman nnd me. Tomorrow An Astounding Explanation POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere It Measures Up in Tea Quality mmmmmmm wM mm mm raraiaia 100 of its Selling Cost "SALADA" "STANDARD" THE WORLD OVER MM 1,1X11 & CO.. ,1I0I.II,K ACKNTK 7 ni Til FHONT bTKKKT. PUILA.. ?A Iir.I.I. TKlXrilONK. LOMBARD 01U . squnre fier would mean n volume of 432,011(1 cuhic inches or 2eO cubic feet. This in gnllens would he 1S70 or forty one barrels. Veu would then have te build your cittern nt least five feet deep nnd eight feet In diameter. Tomorrow ' Who Drlnli Ceffev?" Tauglit Us te Things You'll Leve te Make '.cie.,1 ntillnile. nnd ut the ' curb his Impatience and discuiint 4W5- optimism. ... Ij'V , rPiisen for this is thnt the strong- WJ . 1 . i.t..u i.F d.n l.l.iTi.l iiMinr T'tfclilJ being ispinl me his entliilslasK.. tfCppmlsm. niiiiiiniieii mm " Rlrftir. Te fultlvate these thing. te the f im 9 . .., ....1. ...w... ... .....I. .. hi. 11 nvtiiiii wiiiiiii 00.1 te " .... ii2.lv nml unstiid'e. te give him hiendlh P tltnowledtre without depth of emkii- b. nnd In mnke him Impincticui. ie 'lr ...U .. 'tl... ..... n.lKi ..l.tiniiliirlslll'M 'JZ " " " ""'s.,V .M...... . t m"hti Kpes-hil filculties of none of .-.I Inherent Htrengtli, nut give .mm klai ylb which te paiauce wm ' rA" . . .... ii- IL. 'TMtjnH -aUP1 uinriviuw ier v ' ' . I'." a ..nil' tWO l.lllltS. iiurmui weiiivn .ue " :- -,. while there ure ninny cuses in which only one joint l f"Ul Women in Other States Milwnul.10 bus fifty women ml ertisiM8 ugeuts. Mrs (Jrace Miller. Majer of .lucksen. W'ji. has n Council of five women te aid her. I'rebnblv the eldest school pujill In America Is "(Jninny" HuriiK, eighty bPveti yearn old, who lins been a regular inni nt tha hummer neasleii el one 'i. adult Bchoela in CtUionW'CeuntJr. In circles whr strict ceremony la observed women seldom shake hands when a man is presented te them. Even In these frigid zones however, newly In support of hi. .nr.sortlen tm. ;'-' ' us.y , hanu.snek,nS women i.rr losing uieir '":'"., ,". . ,lr ,." fnr ..nceremonleu- ren- OUT IllHl III 111'' UilJ" -Ji- ' llli '" ",M'i" w , 1. .. -I !... I, .!.... 1 .. -. . Ilnnnnlt niltrta "In fllfl enthusiasm I c s lieulil ec asienain . 1 ull,..it (Jreece woman nnu ur.-.- jmi" s-mn, ie. a '"- '""' ". 1rIllll" ,. .... M....X.. Lii.. i. ie L.w.iLii Mm ... ... i.un.lu l.e hni'A rft.nnlid eHSt. Inmost sliei'CO nun wini'iif-- , i1Pl. nme lee. nuiir n e ' j.-ive ie""". 111c.ua .... ..-.- .UB, ., ..., ... .1. I. ... I,.., I f. ... . llltnHlll ri - .. I ... n n.w n.ii.lll' a certain iickii 01 ieu..w ji.m..w emit the ceremony cf shaking hands when they meet ' Most of us are neither tee ceremoni ous nor tee unceremonious te refrain fremi shaking liand.s when wb encounter friends And there are right mid wrong waj.s of shaking hands, tee, A limp hind whli h suffers Itself te he taken unwilling' aid vvhlih dieps like u dead hand tlie moment h ether h hand un clasps ks even mere dlsagreeahle thnn the vlia-liku grip which in apt te bruise delicate fingers The proper handclasp Is arm without being forcible, Its slight pre'ssure sufficient te express welcome tjreetlns and goea Adventures With a Purse WHAT gives one n mere gene feeling d.en te reach for n towel nnd find out thnt it i'l net linen, nml does little or nothing toward drjing.' Tlicre wns n time when linen towels might hnvn been n luxury, but thev certninlv pns'i out of thnt edass with some I hnve seen. Reduced from thirty-five cents 11 nrd te sixteen cents, pure thiend Irish linen 1" Inches wide, some with colored borders, that means jeu can lav In a goedlj supplv of them nt remarkably small expenditure. Ilnnd-mnde blouses always de give one, a "dress-up" fesdlng nnd nre very smart nnd nlwnjs in geed taste. I !.,.,. tien snmn rrench veile hand- inuilH blouses, the hheorest of mntcrlul. drawn work, 1111 Inlaid block, nnd seme with hnnd-embroldered dots Heme nf them were minima wun rem yf -gtttfM V cire Mjur nerves seun w d? Te Ifrep It.iby Ceivcred It Is often quite 11 problem te keep Unby's blanket down m I1I111. he docs se leve te kick them off! Here Ih a slmnle wnv te iici'eiiiiiUhIi thn object. Irish luce, ethers fine llb't, nnd thej . join smnll Ivery ilngs te tins corners of rnnge In prices from $11 05 te Sn.tirt Fer nnmes or utmim eddrfts vTemiHi' Pat Editor or l.lieiir !.Iiiiic 3.H.0 or Mala IUul Ltcen llie hour of 0 nnd 3 V7M.I. rei i:vkk ni'.i'i.Arr. mkdiciM! Discovery of a vliumln; in no mnall euanilly an cun te contained en tns Up ;na of a teaspoon U new ald le reatery Vitality .h. .. Kftv nA 1AA aDlrlt. Head Wilt. R. lUmmend'a artlcla In nJt Sundurji. rvwue Laoeia. "Ma It Habit," dv. the liliiimetK I'm eight or nine incu nieces of silk-covered elastic, I'elnt ene (lid of eai ll piece. Sew en 11 snap fastener. When jeu wish te fasten down the blanket slip u piece of the elastic tliitiuuh one ring, around u bar of the crib and simp the fiisteiicr. This will allow Mitliclent give se thnt the lit tle one will net feel tee restricted, and vet it will prevent niniiilim kicklni off hia blanket. .timMWnA.. ajJtrwjniitMi"MlllC'' ! laelUlaBvVeVSS t aaTJtiJ7 -iXJm "VIE UwLMBM fllf?lSHr- lfl"-'r-"-:. MmsaM&EiD 7 BEVERAGE I IHKSlS) lli,i.if. ."t Wi c' ",edJ 1&!1b'1w's.'s- hfiiivuifui jn ef l5lslc-ip7rrir,02ifjteN al -..-... --tii4R(NjiBa)h2ie' 1 fiitumCireil Company. ffiVfJSaVav9EaVi2N Wn tMl.mfi.llH. -MllllifiJteaaiaKMMiaia&aCaW I ' , HEALTH authorities agree that chil dren shexild let coffee and tea alone, that their nerves may be kept free from the caffeine drug disturbance, and grew up in natural health. Isn't this suggestion geed for yen, tee? There's charm for all and harm for none in Pestum, that satisfying, wholesome! cereal beverage which contains nothing te disturb nerves or digestion. Make the test today. Pestum for Healtl "There's a Reason" 1 H m ;.T HalrM Ala, X . V . ,;,-, .X-y , j, . . ..f, '1 . irtK r- 1S,, l- M.
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