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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAB, THURSDAY, MAY 15, TIMELY TOPICS-DOMESTIC FEATURES AN JCA ELL-RES ED 6.00, and Pumps, Oxfords and Saodals "By BEAUNASH All of Her Sex Not as Plucky as Nellie Revell Eetters From Other Women in Hospitals Show Unrest of Confinement on Those WJio Are Outdoor Persons and Chafe at Being Gomct Glotha To JMtet The Obligation Of Svery Occasion Thousands of Pairs in a Delightfully Varied Assortment Inside. COOL COMFORT IN SHIRTS. If a man's dress be regarded merely as a covering, it is an uninteresting subject. Adam solved that problem. If, however, a man's dress be regarded as an evidence of taste, an expression of personality and a symbol of success, it becomes a worthwhile accomplishment.

Whether It's putting on a coat or putting up a cathedral, what counts is the spirit In which you approach the task. This much Is certain the world takes you at your face value, so don't mark yourself down by Indifference to appearance. Traditionally, linen of a gentleman" has been the mark of the man BY LAURA A. SMITH. lELLIE REVELLi whom I had the joy in interviewing several years ago when I wasi sending "Hoosiers in New York" letters to The Star stands out as one who kept her colors flying when she seemed to have been torpedoed and sent to Styles for Women and Misses the bottom of the ocean.

No one can read her and not say "Cheerio! Thanka lor the lesson you're teaching me! Long may you live and ehine!" All my sex do not react to hospital experiences as gallantly Nellie Revell. The example I have in mind writes me this letter from the hospital, where she has been since last August, laid up with sciatica and this and that. She is another war victim, for she contracted her illness in doing relief work in the devastated regions of France. However, it's not the cause of her sickness that she complains of, but having to stay marooned in a hospital. She writes: sW obw BLACK in who prizes the "big, little'' niceties of dress, and while linen alone Is not so much used in the present-day shirt, Its smartness and appropriateness, because half hidden, are still an index to taste and refinement.

Notwithstanding the Increasing preference for color in fhlrts, as in all accessories of wear, many men cling to the plain white shirt, especially during warm weather, because it looks crisp and cool and also because It harmonizes with any suit nl scarf. Even the mediocre matcher can'not go astray. The white shl t't reproduced here, is Oxford, slso of cotton, is woven in a plain or fancy weave. Both are cool, absorbent shirtings that wear and wash creditably and are, withal, inexpensive. The buttoned wristbands were Intro GRAY in Suede WHITE BROWN in -Satin -Calf AIREDALE SUEDE -Satin -Patent -Calf "Just read Nellie Revcll's "Right Oft the Chest' and decided that I was duced because the conventional doublu cuffs a bit of a nuisance upon snorting and knockabout shirts, getting in the way of the hands.

There are, of course, Oxford and cheviot shirts with wide elbow-length sleeves for golfers and tennis players. (Copyright, by X. A. R. C.

typical or its sort for field and country. Made of soft white Oxford nr cheviot. It has the attached self collar, the wristband fastening snugly with one or two buttons and the breast pocket with a flap. Cheviot is a sturdy twilled cotton made of coarse yarn. HEEL STYLES are: French, Cuban, Box or Walking.

Oxfords for Boys and Girls Women's One-Strap Comfort too close to the stage to enjoy the full effect. Doctor found it so much more 'delicious' than I did. I was glad my doctor owned up to 'blue spell' now and then otherwise I should have questioned whether she were really human. She is so evenly cheerful and hopeful. It ain't human I know the humor of my sojourn in this hospital is going: to be much more apparent to ma five years from now, therefore I take off my hat or the ice cap on my skull, rather to Nellie Revell for Setting her point of view 'close el I see nothing to amuse or inspire In my sojourn In this land of doctors, nurses and their weapons.

I have spent enough right here to take me half way round the world and have accomplished nothing towards getting my personal affairs In shape so that my Income will continue coming In. Therefore, much as I'd like to take that trip around the world, think I'll tick to my own ship a while. "I shudder to think of what my liv-lntr Quarters must look like with my SLIPPERS gence of one, who is being ground out into a $J1 a week nurse. I told her I wanted to take a warm bath. She went into my bathroom to turn the water on and was in there a long time with the" water running madly.

Just as I expected to see a river appearing from under the door she stuck her pretty head out and said. 'Say, how do you make the water stay in the And yet we claim that bathtubs are omnipresent in American homes The same student nurse said one day when I reminded her that she hadn't brought me my usual eggnog at 3 o'clock, 'Why you didn't seem to feel very well and didn't eat any lunch, so I thought I Just' wouldn't bother with It. If it had been my most Important medicine, she would have decided she Just wouldn't bother with it. All of which tends to confirm the conviction born of long experience, that book larnln can be poured into even a sieve, but intelligence is what one is born with or without. "By Jove, a friend Just came in and asked me to go out tp dinner tonight and I'm going Haven't seen my doctor so I'm going without asking and get a real meal and sit at a table to eat it Why I wonder the news Is not broadcast to the whole world.

It's 1.79 Made of black shut in. More so than to most women, I fancy. Funny how the same theme runs through letters from friends far apart In space. This from a friend In Paris A glimpse into another hospital. This time it Is the great Hospital des Invalides, the oldest hospital of Its kind.

It was founded by Louis XIV (the Sun King) and built in 1670-75, intended to accommodate 7.H00 soldiers incapacitated for work. Since the great war the esplanade, which includes Napoleon's tomb, has manv soldiers in their little carts or bed wagons, with crutches or walking sticks, finding care In the hospital planned for invalided soldiers of France bv a treat kinir. Mv frlenri leather, tan soles Brown Leather, Patents, Hmoketl Ulk. and rubber heels. Sizes 5 to 2.

Practical and durable. Double stitched soles. real friends and I spend much time with them. All are paralyzed and In wheel chairs. They are gunerally 30 years old.

Think of the prospect life holds for them When I say, 'Good-by, I will see you soon they say. "No, Madame that won't do, what day will you be here Their lives are so drab, poor dears, that I am a ray of sunshine. Many of them make enough money from bead work or lace to buy a new suit of clothes, and are sb proud and call themselves 'business bless their hearts." DODGE ESTATE BALANCE. DETROIT, May 14. The estate of Horace Dodge, multimillionaire motor car manufacturer who died Dec.

10, 1020, showed a balance May 1 of according to an accounting filed for probate today by Howard B. Bloomer, executor. The estate comprises stocks, bonds, mortgages, notes, contracts nd property, real and personal. Third Floor. THE Wm.

H. BLOCK CO writes "Three times a week I am at the Hospital des Invalides, where I be- that exciting Have only a few feet to the door, into a closed car, another marl' Monsieur fi'irnen In helnlnir rew feet at her door and into a home him sell his work. Now I have ten where I perfectly at ease. And all real friends among those wonderful night, after I get back here, to rest, plucky men, soldiers of France. Sev-Im so thrilled I am almost bursting i eral of them are educated gentlemen, Nellie Revell Says: ALL INTERESTS OF THE HOME BY AGNES M'CULLOCH HANNA.

belongings flung in hastily when I was brought to the hospital, and with various friends going through them to get this and that for me. I am supposed to- go to a 'sanytariutn' to recover from my hospital sojourn, 'but the thought of my apartment and trying to put It in shape and pack enough duds to go anywhere undoes me, whenever my aches subside long enough to let me think about the possibility of making a move. "I have been here through the homing of so many babies and seen them grow up and walk out that I expect when I do. emerge to meet them on their way to high school. I really feel that my hospital experience le complete and I'm quite ready to be graduated.

I can't say as much for most of the student nurses who have practiced upon me. If some one could Just impress upon them that when I do show a little improvement it is not necessary to decide that I have not be-oome utterly impervious to drafts and dampness and chills during the process of being bathed, I might progress beyond the Jack-in-the-box stage I just start to climb up the cliff when one of them kicks me back again. "Here's an illustration of the intelli Dorothy Dix's Letter Box a lew tears or joy were It not that I must begin to think where my wearing apparel is and get a maid to remove a few layers of dust from my coat, hat, dress and shoes. They look like something grandma left hanging In the attic I wasn't half so excited when I went to Paris for my first permission after I had been working in the field for our committee in 1819. I surely must be almost 'over the top' when I can sally forth to a real dinner." This friend is not as gloomy as she sounds, for she has been keeping lively letters going to her friends all during her sojourn in the hospital.

Being an outdoor person, loving to tramp through unspoiled forests, her brain a storehouse of knowledge of trees, birds, animals, flowers, one can see what a real trial it is to her to be Testimonial From "A Happy Husband and Father," Who Tells How to Make Marriage Successful How Often Should a Man Call on the Girl He Loves? The Girl Who Isn't Allowed to Have Dates. oval dish or In one-half of a round one, shaping It with a spoon, It will keep Its place better than most thlnsrs, then pour the thickened stewed tomatoes which may be the last of the summer's home-canned ones. Into the remaining space and send to the table. The colors make the dish particularly attractive and that helps to make the taste what you wish It to be. Here Is a recipe fur egg croquette.

Try them at luncheon some day with a creamed vegetable rather than a sauce, and you will enjoy them I am sure. Kgg Croquettes. One tablespoon butter, four tablespoons flour, one teaspoon salt, few grains pepper, one cup milk. Melt butter in saucepan and when bubbling, add flour mixed with salt and pepper. Stir until well blended, then gradually add diluted milk, and stir until smooth.

Cut up four hard-boiled eggs Ir.to this thick white sauce while It Is still hot. Allow mixture to cool and bv table-spoonfule roll In cracker crumbs, then In beaten egg and again in cracker crumbs. Fry In deep fat. out the people and things we once thought were Indispensable. There Is nothing we can not live without but life.

There Is no one we can not live without hut find. Mrs. Slmo Silverman brings me pate de fol gras. The nurse asked me what" It was. I explained to her that it was.

a great French delicacy. "Oh, yes." she said. "They make It In this country, too. We call it liverwurst." (Copyright. 104, by the McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) BROTHER, SISTER MEET HERE AFTER 41 YEARS Mrs.

Sarah Price, wife of the Rev. W. J. Trice, 2128 Ashland avenue, had the pleasure of meeting her brother, the Kev. Charles Jervis, and his son Arthur, of Stavely, England, yester- day.

The brother and sister had not seen each other since 1HS3, forty-one years ago. After his visit In Indianapolis, the Rev. Mr. Jervis will visit a sister, Mrs. Hannah Ireland, near Clinton, and a brother, John Jervis, Itomoana, la.

Just because this Is a very human old world, there are rifts now and then in the best of friendships. These are the severest tests of all. Among the dearly-prized memories of my stay In the hospital will be the recollections of the people who hud not been friends for years, who met at my bedside, and, realizing how trivial was the grievance that had separated them, clasped hands across my counterpane and went away together. Have I been preaching? I hope nothing I have said will be mistaken for an effort at a sermon. Who am I that I should preach? This is a period in the world's history when discontent and anxiety are abroad, and many feel discouraged and depressed.

It Is also a period of reconstruction, when old fears must give way to new faiths and yesterday's tears sparkle and disappear In the sunshine of tomorrow's smiles. Many of us have had to readjust our whole lives and learn to live with EAR MISS DIX So many people write to you about unhappy marriages that I want to tell you of one marriage that has been a great MENU FOR TIirRSDAT. BREAKFAST. Pineapple Shrediled Wheat Cream Eggs If Demanded Toast Coffee or Cocoa LUNCHEON OR SUPPER. Creamed Asparagus yVlth Hard Cooked Eggs Crustv Rolls Sweet Butter Tea Celery and KnrMve Salad Cherry Gelatin With Fresh Fruit DINNER.

Stewed Chicken on Baking Powder Biscuit Braised Lettuce With Ham Juice Boiled Hlce Tomatoes Spring Relish Coupe Jaques Serve the boiled rice at one end of an success, and of a home where love, happiness, Joy and children abound. I married at the age of 29 a very Intellectual, cultured, animated and attractive girl of 24. We had little money, but by ANALYS 1 8 OF YOUR GASOLINE IN PERCENTAGES working together we have accumulated a modest fortune and have raised a fine family of children. But all through these twenty years of married life 1 have seen a strong, intelligent, animated and happy face across the table from nie. I have seen my wife always cheerful and happy, and busy with her family, and never complaining, which has been a source of inspiration to me while at my office and made me feel 10 20 3Q 4Q 50 60 7Q SCf QO KXna la this ranze-un burned fuel, wtt, drippage bdlluc motor oil I WAS E- -1 tnat 1 had something worth while to work for.

So I say, boys and girls, marry 'or love and love only. It is the one permanent factor in happiness. It is perfectly possible to marry at the proper age and remain absolutely happy during one's married life, provided each partner to the contract Is ready and willing to make sacrifices and do his or her part. A HAPPY HUSBAND AND FATHER. XU range ghvs Just- wapuiung penwj, mileage Answer Thank you, Happy Husband snd Father, for these words of cheer.

We need them In this column, because we hear so much of miserable marriages that we need to be reminded that there is a reverse side to the medal, and that there are also successful marriages, and happy homes, In which husbands and wives love each other, in which there is companionship and mutual consideration, and where the dove of peace perches perpetually on the roof pole. More Days This rangegives pick-up, acceleration This range In gas gives quick, easy starting Certainly the man and woman who have made a success of their marriage have found the greatest happiness on earth. When a husband and wife are really mated, they make a lit IIOROTHV DIX. to have a I tle heaven for themselves. No love Is so satisfying as domestic love.

No comradeship equal to that of those who have all thoughts and Interests In common, nnd who know that nothing but death can ever separate them. Wife, husband, children, home these make up the cycle of the ideul life. RG PITTSBU Get this power save Facts proved by 2 years of engineering tests So great are the rewards of the happy marriage that it is tragic to think how few enjoy them when all might have them, for there is no marriage that could not be made a success if a man and woman, working together, tried to muke It one. Automatic Water Heater installed in your home with And It seems to me, Happy Husband and Father, that you offer young people the formula for how to be happy though married: Not to marry until they are old enough to know what they want In a husband or wife and are ready to settle down. To pick out an Intelligent woman or man of whom they wiU never tire for a life companion.

To be willing to work and struggle together. To hare at common aim and object In life. And, above all, to start out with an unlimited supply of love. DOKOTH 1' Iji. DEAR MISS DIX Will you please answer these questions: How often should a young man go to see a girl with whom he is In love? How fur should he trust her? Should ho have his own way all the time or give the girl hers? P.

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The four, together, show a yearly saving of $30.81 30 of the average yearly gasoline cost! Make your own test An hour's driving with PUROL will show you new performance from your motor new power-new flexibility. Try it. Get PUROL at any Pure Oil Service Station or dealer's. You'll know them by the pumps painted "Pure Oil blue." It is a test worth making. Don't overlook this opportunity to put the most convenient economical water heating device into your home with the understanding that you can use it thirty days without cost, at the end of which time, if you are not absolutely satisfied with the results obtained, we will remove It.

The trial costs Gasoline performance like that charted above means new power for any motor. It is possible for your motor today I And at a saving of 30 in what you would ordinarily pay for gasoline, a year. 38 cars tested 2 years Our engineers have just completed 2 years' tests on 38 different cars. They found that PUROL gasoline gave motor performance represented by the curve on above chart All gasoline is made up of combustible units. The column of type at left of chart shows the requirements of these units, if a motor is to have full power.

And the curve shows how PUROL performance coincides with the ideal requirements! So it saves 30 Automotive authorities know that full-power gas decreases gen Answer I should counsel moderation In calling on the girl. Go to see her often enough to keep her interest In you alive and prevent her from feeling neglected, but do not give her an overdose of your society. No matter how fond a woman Is of a man, she dues not want him perpetually under foot. And when you go to see a girl, don't stay too late. No human being can be interesting for longer than two hours at a stretch.

Most of us say everything we have to say Inside of thirty minutes. Whenever a girl begins to look at the clock, or smothers a yawn, or gets up and walks around the room to keep herself awake, take the hint and beat it. You are beginning to bore her, and boredom is fatal to love. As to how far a man should trust the girl he Is in love with, I should say all in all or not at all. There Is no hair-way house In faith.

You have to believe that a woman Is sincere and honorable and discreet or else that she Is unworthy of trust. I should certainly advise you not to marry a girl unless you have perfect faith In her. People who have to be watched nre not worth watching. It seems to me that neither a man nor a woman hiis a' right to have his or her own way all the time. Certainly the bocsing In a family should be a fifty-fifty proposition.

No one individual tins a right to expect others to make all of the sacrifices and do all the giving up. Always Absolutely Uniform time and annoyance so common with the older types of heaters and many other systems of heating water. Do not be deceived by aggerated statements about the economy of low-priced heaters. We shall be pleased to make true comparisons for you with absolutely no obligation on your part. With a Pittsburg in your home you simply turn a hot water faucet in any part of the house and the gas is turned on automatically in the basement.

Turn off the faucet and the gas is automatically turned off. No going down stairs to light the heater, no delay, and all the hot water you want for all purposes. Thefie wonderful heaters are made in several sizes. We offer convenient terms of payment, and guarantee every heater Bold either by us direct or through your rl'imber. Generally speaking, a woman should have a right to do as she pleases about feminine affairs, and men a right to do as they please about their own personal matters, and they should compromise on things that affect them both.

If you expect to be happy though married, don't let yourself be henpecked. Neither be yourself a domestic tyrant. DOROTHY DIX. you absolutely nothing, except for the gas used. No money down on the heater ari'd no charge for labor and material in either connecting or disconnecting.

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In addition to this, we will make a liberal allowance for your old heater, regardless of condition, provided it is connected to your present piping system. Telephone our water heater department and arrange for one of our experts to call upon you either at your residence or office. TUT7 "DT TT T7 OTT POAfPAMV DRAR MISS DIX My parents are very fond of me and give me every-I tv.L.e- I want, but there is one thing that they oppose very much, and that Is an INDEPENDENT company which has won and is holding success solely by maintaining strictest standards of high quality. PORE OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS are always "HONEST VALUE." rSI DON'T SUFFER wi Your Teeth my going out with boys alone. They let me go to dances, but I must go with my brother.

Their idea is that a girl should be 25 years old before she thinks of' having any beaux. Now, I c.n't see how I am ever going to get married If they keep on like this. How can I even get acquainted with boys If 1 am not permitted to have them come to the house or have any dates? My father says I must do ss he sn vs but I think that at 25 I will be too old to attract men. What do you think? DOTTY A. P.

Answer At So a girl is at her most attractive age. She Is a full-blown roe inst ad of the bud, and she Is generally more sought after than when she was younger, btit that Is only when she has been In the running all the time; when she has played about with men from the time he was 'IS. ir girl has never been permitted to have any masculine attention up to the time she is 2.1, she Is not likely to ever have any, and nothing short of a miracle will save her from being an old ma'd. She doesn't know how to play the love game. She doesn't understand the arts and graces with which women attract men.

She Is stiff and self-conscious In masculine society and men pass her by. Your parents are doing you a cruel wrong- In not letting you live the lite of a normal girl of your day and generation, and they are cer- I tainly blighting your chances of matrimony by not permitting you to have dates as other girls do. SPECIALISTS I'OK 80 VIM It Xitlu.v a DocnyinR Tooth Ke- fcta siiles Tont'i XctflTrt io ''ostly. Ynu need have no fear of the YORK 1)EN-T1TM, is all our work is done 1th that care and tklll that come witli long exrerlence. It us explain iefly ou' METHOD.

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Penn. St. Make him see that he can keep a daughter he can the gootis that he carries In stock. DOROTHY DIX. (Copyright, 1924, by Public Ledger Company.).