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10 STUDY SHAN LAW
Civic Federation Sends Ques?
tions to 20,000 Business Men.
WILL TABULATE ANSWERS
pala Will Be Submitted to Sen?
ate Committee on Inter?
state Commerce.
-u *?nd-?av*?r to sid the wotk of tbe
{S>.iHt?*'s Interstate ?'on-mere?* Commute??,
.?.11! b?-cm hesrins-s in Washington
to oolles** views on the
i,r?d f..r araewdmenl of the Sherman law,
tee sj*-partmanl on the regulation of indus?
tria! Corporetlcms of the National Ovio
. -?on Is sending to ~"M"M business men
,,?1 o?er the country n -*e***4 s of questions
en Ike BieeaeBlty tor tbe amendment of the
? law, with a, re.-ncst for sUggSO!
' of th? amendmenta Th* mi
,^a?-a Will b<* ??lassifled and submitted to
... .mmlttec
The - "r ? ' paper trout the
rjvtc ' - r.f the In?
t*rrr*tjt:<''1 ''* IhS Phernia-.i law by the
? - ' . i Hani evils,
? not b- reached und? r tl.?
ed in oonne<*t!on
el, at the same
f doinsr business on n.
?arsr*. scale Ore SO s-ra-at as to niak*? tin
? n Of . piinl on a prcat SOalS
and BsBclent develop?
: m bualness The problem be
inti*y is to secure the se-neflts of
: capital in b**alneas
?*> lar be done without suh.leet
to- . \ '., most of th<*n.
'??>. which have marked
the lust few
four i
i h-ids. lb- Are? section ?-numeral?!, tr,
chief ells -hnrped against large combina?
tions, Hie second gives a tentative list of
? r. u eilies. th.? third ou,lines tlio advantasp s
?dalnted for lar??* n g ?--re ?rat I ?m s 0f eapltal In
business and the fourth OOntetns fl dozen
sreneral question* on the OaUae for preaent
dioturbed i tmdlUons, the poseslblllt*- of re?
turnlng to former free competitive condi?
tions and gWernmmt reisulation of busl
t ess oJfalra
Some of th* evils said t.. . ?im under pres?
ent conditions are competition between
states to make Hie law? sovernliis; incor?
poration more and more lax and th? meth?
ods by which the great trusts kill off their
small rival* in the proposed rtaisiHsa fed?
'?ral It 'corporation and federal licenses for
, mies doing interstate, business ;.:??
suxxe.steii
O**erca**ltallaatlon and holdln-f companies,
ding I?? the nuisM'iiinair?.. can be dealt
?a I th by tbe frovernment The opinion on
these BUb'SCtS of those receiving the pam
?i? aske*l mid suggestions as to pos?
sible new laws or amendments of the eilst?
insr la? s
After the M?i\anr?*res of large oomMns?
tlona of capital are enumerated the ques?
tionnaire say*?:
it Interstate business on a s'-aie large
I i. to secure these advantages i lu
continu, u ?s claimed by some that pr<>
\'s! n mus? le made by federal law
on To permit Isrge aggregation? of cap*
ital une? r single control and for Hie merger
from time to time ??f small?r eorporstlons;
or
? bi To perm? sgreements which regulate
production, procesa and the like under suii
able pul 11. ?control.
Either of these methods of controlling
aggregations of capital engaged |n
Interstate trade necessitates an Interstate
trade commission, with powers not unlike
those now enjoyed by the Interstate Com?
mere? Commission In relation to common
carriers.
Do Von favdr BUch an interstat? trade
commission?
The questionnaire teas prepare'! by the
following committee: loth ?Low, chairman;
William D::i"lev Foulke, Indiana: .latins R,
Garfleld, Ohio; Samuel Untermyer, Saw
Yoik; Krederick P. Ils!;, Frederick N. Ju?i
snn. ?St. Louis; Edgar Banc*roft Chicago;
Charlea A >? .erence, ?St, Paul; Professor
.lohn B. ?'lark. Columbia; Professor F. J.
Stimsoii. 1 larvai'1; Professor J. W. Jenks.
Cornell; Theodor? Marburg, Baltimore; John
Havs Hammond and Tab-on Williams,
ielpllla._
rWT*~- ?' " ?mi.?. ,--... , ??g
Soda crackers are
more nutritive than
any other flour food.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the perfect soda
crackers. Therefore
Uneeda Biscuit.
Five cents spent for
a package of Uneeda
Biscuit is an invest?
ment?an invest?
ment in nourish?
ment, in health, in
good eating?
Though the cost
is hut five cents,
Uneeda Biscuit are
too good, too nour?
ishing, too crisp,
to be bought merely
as an economy.
Buy them because
of their freshness?
buy them because
of their crispness?
buy them because
of their goodness?
buy them because of
their nourishment.
Always 5 cents. Al?
ways fresh and crisp
in the moisture
proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COM RAN Y
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?USE TAFT ME
Episcopal Diocese Split on Arbi
tration, However.
MANY OBJECT TO POLITIC:
Bishop Greer Advocates Makin,
Cathedral of St. John the Di?
vine an Open Corporation.
An animated discussion on the propose
Taft treaties of arbitration amona; nation
enlivened the serious proceedings geste?
day of the |fj**- convention of the Bpls
pal Maesas of New York, la Bjnsd HaJ
of the ?"athedral of Ht Join the |.i\in
A resolution favoring the treaties llnall
was passed, but with fifty dtsSSSItlag **"*-***
Those opposed maintained the I'hnrol
should not enter Into politics in air.' wa.
and that the most effectual mssna of far
therlnc p*-ace and (rood v ill among mei
and nations was simply lo preach the '?os
pel of Jeans Christ. nish<>n ?Jreer presided
1 >?|erpoal Morcan was present. The r??o
lutlotl rea*!:
That the convention of tbe Profe.tan
Episcopal rhuroh of the Pi?* ?>se 0f Sat
York record its hearty approval of the ec
tlon r.f th.? I'r.-sldent of tbe I'nlted Btat?
in tbe negotiation of those treaties ?n?
expreesea the bop?? that they m?v speed!!:
be ratified bv the S? i .'?
The Rev. J Iy?wis I'arks asserted th;
the Church hi'd no rlpht to play with poll
tics iir business. Hi believed In th? prin
. Iple of arbitration, but thought It dim
cult of application, and said the propOS '
treaties wer*- not by any means unanl
mouely appro?, ed by popular sentiment
"\\ lien It comes to 'trust lutstini?' or thi
(I'leslion "f arbitration I f.?e| tbat I Shouh
not be bound by snytbJag that th
ventlon mlsrht do. With me it simply is ;
question of self-defence, mst as i
protect m" home sgalnsl an unwelc >?
trader. R?sga**dln| the Monroe I'm trine
my interest in Booth Ameii an i ountiie?
Ddj ?i TOITS del Fuego, and T am sun
tbe people of these co'intros arc not Inter
? !n me.
"Suppose aon.f nation should s,.|y.<. Hd>t1
I Would M 1"! wise to submit such a questloi
I to s court of foreigners? Take the ran
| ama ?"anal. We have dtif.? It at great pain:
j and at frreat cost, lupposa some foreigl
nation should say that WS have no rl;:h
to fortlf?- the canal. Would It he wise foi
us to submit such a question t.. ,-i i o r
Of foreigners?
"The Monroe Doctrine."' continued ?Dr
Parks, "is not i*eoo**alsed al all
and it is up to us to safcsres II whei
necessary The many vital gnattioni eon
fronting this OOttntry must bs settle.) If
Itself and by Itself, and not by arbitra?! -n
At the same time, my sympathies are wltl
orbitration In a p'-m-ral way."
Pre??is Lynda itetson thoua-iu it wouH
bs peculiar when all parties In Bnglan*
favored arbitration if America, end
' lally a gathering; of Kplscnpal rlergymen
'?alled together In the name of the Prlnc*
of Peace, should oppose arbitration and c. I
into a dispute over the question. This was
greeted with laughter, and aft*r more di.s
<?USSlon pro and c??n th? resolution ?va?
adoptfd
Bishop Greet delivered a strong add roes
in favor of ?-'hiirch unity and the making
of the ?'athedral o* St. John the lilvin*- an
open ?corporation bv having the ?convention
each >ear elect a ?-ertain number of Iriis
tr*?q j*or the relief of archdeacons the
Bishop siiK?-"f'ted tbat thrv should not act
b?- rectors or setti*?d mtolstf-rs, an*i that
tney should p*?t a stipend commensurate
wltn th'-ir Important dUtlea 'It- -peak?*'
f;i?-*. advocated the CTfatloa ??f a church
extension society.
?'hutch Unity, the reoiganizatinn and
spread of diocesan missionary work, the
nec.-iij.ity of ths Church's getting down to
the level of the lOWly, and "The l"\pan
s?.f ths Church ol ?;e.d in the Dlcooss
of ?w York" foiiofd'tbe BUb"ectS of ad
?. delivered i"1-' evening before a
large gathering In the Cathedral of St
ths Divine by Eishop Oreer, the Rec.
Karl Refland, of ^ ? th? Rev.
I" ' Chorley, of ?iarrison.
"This Is a great diocese," ?aio the Bishop,
? toes II present lo i;s greatm
rtunlt; or greatnesa *?f schievementl
C?ni> t" Beme extent do x\e occupy the
f.-'n there are aectien?- we do not to.ht.
no Christian church, no Ckrietlsn
touches escepl a ips*-rflclally.
- no| forge! thai while inlnlsteiing to
the ?rOTld fsr n??.a< to minister to ti
,.crld here, at our very door-; W?
have sn efficient, elastic, c*ompre'*?*vnslve,
etetl . Itinerant and btulnessUke
method ol dtoestsan missionary work,
spit? th? conflict betwi ? i listlan and
.D tor In th? moral, s; .
and h telle?*tual world?
! dras n bul i doubt nol r'~r ? n ?
.t> result."
i_
WOMEN' FOR ESCALATORS
Club Members Appear Before
Service Commission.
"I'm nol going t*? have these m*?r ?
ln| in* escalators snd things," said Mra
Robeii r" ? 'si twrlghl lad s di be
?..ition of clubwomen t" the bearli
t..? < the Public 8ei e Clomml
day on the advlsabliit] of ordering mov?
s'syi si tbe lffith si el
? ? ? '? ? , i .- . eted railroad
Mra t, ns cl slrman of th? |
l c Bsfet) committee of the New vork
? u-. i ? deration of ? lube, baa
> tt n mentioning moving Btairwaya to Mr.
i o- i -, g. nei "f the Int?
Rapid Trsnsll Company, frequently
. .i im, i he last fee rear I when she
hesrd that sev? i real estate or?
el Ion In
ess the P 8< .
? ' ?-m put In she and sei ral of her
hm ed ? ? i down to ?
then thUtK ?
K f ter d?
lairs at tl ?! station and
r< sdfully hard to < lim
i at ta righl go! h --? Ith .lames i..
Quackenl ush t,.i the Int? r?
igh.
? m iid u ? q
,.!>? i*. pr? ? '
men! that la r?
"Oh, m- ' gai i- ?! Mr i . i twrlght.
.
"The Inter! - -n? to
;,,.,|,. r agre?
isla tor, but we're no! e,,illL. te be bull?
? os d b) any ne*?. iy f**rmed escalator irut
into buHsHag i! i 1 Mr Q*j .
looking strai ''.; I Mn i srtwrlghl
? : eat slate* troi I la going to bulldose
"Tail .,!..' Ml : B.I ? ?. .
lees," replied Mrs i srtwrlghl
ago bs was si**deiad by this comn
t*. have tbe ?le-tlnatb ns *,f trains paints I
plainly |n each ear, end in Uve different
Lars lately I have looked f<M il m rain."
Mr Kum.- i His ighl Mrs i art?
Im right oug ?' ;" siles, for the hua sa Is n
to make mistakes
Thea tie- ? s-aiaior haarlng *... ..,?
Ijoiiu.ed tO Novcnmcr 21. and t|.. ..
j weal h? ? v
WHEN BUYING GASOLENC.
in buying gasolene foi
and (?lb?' m tides f appar?
pred id ??' ' '
the i..nk? of i Igh ; owered mai blas its
rtlsM sre much gredtei end
. . ? its?'? ". ? ...|.?
r.reai .me must bs ? '??" ??",| In I
Its explosivo quai ?
than th"-" "' ,!-r
two < i
/ - .
ho soothe bi bul
gr.Jtei ?nd the resulta obteln?
US? I ' ' ' ' '
N?wsqfint?r?st
to ^WD-T-sn
Soy er9 s Paper tag CooKin?
Insures Economy of Fuel
A Comparison of the Amount of Gas Consumed in Pot
and Pan Cookery with the Requirements
of the Paper Bag Makes This Plain
BY MARTHA M'CU LLOCH WILL'AMS.
!'.?!" - ?Oalnf < nonoinize?. fu<1 the
i dsniunstrabie, barsnal a doubt, par
tJcularly if the, fuel is gap. The figures to
folio*?.' nr" given fnr ea';, hut are easy of
translation Into coal heat, or even oil.
TV? nv??n of a gas rana-e turned nn
full i.uiiii? twenty feel of gas an hour for
Saefa flame har. ?"ommonly th?i'- are two
I hars?thus, the hourlv ?"??ns'imptic.n at full [
heed If forty feet. The ex pens?? "f BBS, of ;
?our.?'', wnnm with th? oriet or gas Tim
".-?ut Immer on top, likf-is. . m full 1.1,
???trasuntes ;?v.-"it ? hour, ?and thai
small burners earn ten toot Thus, a store :
in full for i"" . Miking
'??naun,! .-? i iiniv toot sa hour. Now. 1? t
? if tint total ' dlmln- j
j i?h<"i in i ap<sr?basj .',,"k:'
Bv< rv hotisssrlfe Irnows II i? not an nn-I
romnioii thing i,, itcd in ?
pot and pan ?-.".kit.K, and y?>t wish for an
extra burner. Cemninonlr, the aren Is
'?i? io Um r?,?!si. or to baking, if lh<
broilsd meut for dinner, ??n top there ?aill
? ?tatoes boftlnga inoal likely ?juiotbarl
ible, also r, Its ring. 1 his |
i ini relj for ? v. ry da* On gn I ? ^?eua ?
j company dinners ar-- surs to crowd B?*n?r>"?
thing Moraover, it Is r.u- thai ? single
hour sulB<4*?si for the ?<*ooklng However, for
.-onvi ?ii?-n?.. 1st us sssunva thai as th? nun
of ealeulatl?sn.
Now. for paper-lag ??oolUng the ovan
must be lightad and turned <>n fun for sight
minute? u-for?. anythlni soee Into it. 't.
must also hum full strength for seven mln? !
utos kragsr. Thus, 11 ronsumei ten i- I
of ir.'is at the outset Turning oui <?ii??
burner in reduce the heal one-half ai the
en.i of the ?Mven-inlnute ?paiiod r?educes
mptlOB to fifteen feet lor ihe lest of
th? hour, making a total "f tWi I
feat, against fort;-. Rut loastlng do
derna:id that s burner g..?'-? full?tu?*nlng n
down ?might ?ave ?Are f-et in the hobr. ThUS
th?? n"t bour-ssvlag of gas on the oren
account is tan ?? ? ?
But then are other aeaotints r;y help
of*paper haps you cara no; merely roaat
In tii?- oren, bul cook at the sanie thne a
couple of vegetables and i?:?'<^ i r'e or
pudding, With a small v?.-i you may svea
cook three vegetablee, thereby leaving un
llghted three uppe) jets, which would mean |
h saving Of tli.rt>' feet of ga?j an huiir. If :
than ll no pje-haklng In hand, th?. upper I
ehelf ?may even hold four separate articles j
of food. And by e.irt'fui msnsgernent pom?
?thing long and Blender may he- rooked h.>. I
?Id? the roaat OB the lower shelf.
< ookmg thus ?solely in the oven mean? ?
a Mvlng of Bfty feel of gas sn hour?th?. j
Mi'.r bnm?sri would require that amount.
s.i-. but three wore In ??omralsslon the
giant and two sm.'ill? i re la a ?av- !
log of forty feel to add to the ten ai- ?
ready ?-??edited on the ovi n BCCOUnt.
N'"?- is thin even all the lysteri j
tlunas oooh more qulcklj Ifl hag?;
than OUI Of them The v^vlr.E In tin
one-hftii to on"-sUth Putting this st the I
lower-t, and estlini.tlni' the WhOSI range ?
consumption of sap. at ninety f<-?>?. tru-re
la a (savin?.' or ?ftren feet Add them to
the fifty fa In credit and the sum
la liai-- - !'!? ad, to the papei | It Is
but Just to say, thoiigh, thai the oven.
heavily ?stocked, Is likely to requin ?
than half-heat. So the saving of fuel may !
h?. |?-m?, than th'-se figures !nAt? ate It la,
howsvar, certain to hi ?atwialderabie
A Little Storv of Pie Baking.
I had baked B pie a ll foyer Ittd found
It food Notwtthstanding, T isootv^ to
show myself focsctly the urortb ..f th. I
baking. Was It Jlttt a happen so? Would '
?-???ttrtilar pt-B have rom- out n? crisp ?
?md tooths.s if baked th the ? "?union or j
garden way*? The question ?Jen saded an- j
?.v. r i ? ?? snswer of i ?n?? M j
had 11
i . iff . -.sie enough 'oT t<ore?i
P?o?. roUad ou? the crests and Blled ?
using i?eokad fr??Fh peacnas tot i Oiling,
Btuck the edge? firnilv tSffStllSr, Stuck holes
in the upper rrust In short, did ev?n,ytblng
i |,i. could rasstmsbly ex
i ".i? ii t pul it on to cook In 11
noting H e rims a. i ?irately, it
tool ten minutos to ir>ii crusts, fill and put
in a ?greased hatr the s.-?'"i??i pis The nn>n
, ? ? ' . ? id the
? . minute sfter puttini hi ? .? No. ?_?.
\fi. r twenty ralnut? tnlrtj mil
I in Hi" Brst fie--i look?*d la ths
oven. The ?ashed | le was ?*ooklnj
enough. >et war pale faced and the ?"TUBl
?nil dentsMe to th?> touch ITurtber, there
?g?ra bubblei of syrup along sun?ir,
of the edge They meant thai thai par?
ticular pie arouM refuM to leave m.h pma
id not run
nur raough tu drip and '. ?* i a ovan
floor; ?'in 1 knew there sn i d b. i ?n i?-'1:
of Jui'-e v. hen it came xo th? satlni
I turned on a little more baa! and left
the two pi? ?uger,
The nak? d < ne was th?-n ? ?? i eiicate
hrown on l rath?
crust. Th? blWWB all
crisp th? a crumbled ?on in. Rm
i ? beaut ful to behold
lipht. m ' pak brown, i risp and flaky SB to
i'. -I? to les ?? the pan at ths
tilt for a plats Not a drop of s' rup had
run out although if there eras a dlffi
ll. -. 11 ; i r the '";?-,? pis bad ' een thi
fuller
II i? bul fair t.? Ba? the bag rde area
cooked in an Bgats pan, the naked pi?
block tlu'one. This, I think, made aom?
ditTerni',- in the texture of I inder erusl
; Agate ?arare naked mil ' ; ? ?ven a be!
? -ult than plain metal. Hut th
had Boihtog to do ?ait h the tas
are all ad? y a Ith Un \
pi.- from the bai I B ikier j
and ii, holding In |
a .. t for II ' Th?
.
sod ? rust, o? ?
tl. bag, ?r>uf?ng II '" '? - of a
fairly plump small pillow 'r
?ii.- ' 'iiiiitfi acted that within and mads the
?
Th bagged pi? ??? ' ' i i'i,n'i the
? helf, the rneeth. in
?".kini,- two t'l's bsggdd shlfl them about
midway thr ?-""kitii: tli.tt ;? IS I IJ give
tot and bottom crustB an squal chance.
This ditf.-i. n, ? m potMon \ ?
for half the dlffan n. a In tlmi mg.
.tit. *.r?n, i
i r?
A DAILY HINT BY SOYER
' S,ivories for Supper Deliciously
Cooked in Paper Ba?s
: .?I. I. ? :-. f ths
ras or top ol
ton p? ? sd room sa toi?, sdd ? sn and!
p.i per to tasl
1er. 1 ? ? II "ii top
of the musl
?
oi an.,,-, k "
ami ?another pie s of but! i bul
m? ..nd ?sises '
Allow -
.?
i . ? ?'Uli
SOYER'S DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPITOMIZED.
Feir-t a hag that fits the food to be
I gg well "ii Inside, ??x
i opt in cans of vegetables or when
water Is to be gdded. When food is
seasoned and otlisiwise prepared place
fold mouth of bag tr.o or three
end faste** uith s wire paper
? Up ilso fob! and clip corners of hac
a it ?it food snugly, if bag leaks
In crooking do not transf? r food to a new
Simply pul th? bag within an
pi i.-.. v,ag in oven ?(?.o-, coal or "ill on
gi i elves or ?rlre broilers, ne\er on
belvi s. Place at am site up oi
t>0 not muv- or open bags wttefl
11 . d for c oUni i'ut -?oasts and
..n lower shelf, fish on the mid
. try, <-i... on the top, '.'.here heat
i= moot totease Have ovea bol fJM de?
I ehr.) by Itgl ting the gas eight
mlnutea before putting In bag. tln-n
sia' h heal one?t**lrd to onc-half as soon
bag cornera turn brown. Do not
lei bag touch aides of <>v*n or i
'? dh? re lO lim.- giv.-ii i'i r> .'??'"S
tb* n food will be well COOk? d
Take up hag in- ?lipping the lid of a
tin pot und?*-*neath it. To secure gravy,
let out water, etc., stick a pfnhole in
bottom r beg end drain over a dis1;.
of plea, no dish should
r bag cooking.
nn" tablespoonful of white sauce, one
? poonful of cream; add salt and
..-.: DS "r other pepper to taste, and "ne
onful ? f grated Parmeeea. Mia up
well snd place In the cavity of the abslls
Put S Ijt'le grated rsilllSSSII on top, and
i, little breadcrumb and butter. Put in a
purer bag Place on broiler. Allow ten
minutes In hot oven.
Bavory Oysters -Take two tablespoon
fuis of white ssuce. one teaspoonful <
grated cheese, one tablespoonful of crean
the liquor from tile oysters and seai-onln
t*. taste Take half a dozen deep o- ?.te
sliells. Put a little of the above mlxtttf
at the bottom; then put the raw br?ele
j oyster In the middle. Add a little mor
of tbe sauce on top. with <- little bread
Crumb and a small piece, of butter. Pia?'
your buttered bag on th*.? broiler, put you
ousters ?arefully inside, seal and silo?
eight minutes in a verv hot oven,
ii'-pyrlght, 1911. by Stnri?is "? BfSatce ''.iSir-Firo
HAS ?NEW GAME FOR WOME.?
Dean Andrews Outlines Rules
for "Beating the Budget."
There is a new gam? f< r rnnuied womet
which, If It ia not so exciting as auctloi
bridge. Involves the winning or losing o
possibly larger sums of money than wnra-r
dare put up ?it cards. It Is called "Beat
Ing th.? Kudget" and is played with gro
Bars' bills and bank books
Dr. Benjamin A. Andrews, dean of *h*c
i Sclicol of Household Arts of Teacher
! College, gave out the directions for pla**ln|
, yesterday aftertio.,n In the course of a
: lecture *>n "The Plaanoss of tiie House?
I hold" before the Women's Conference of
! th.? Society for ?Bthlcal ?'ulture. at the
nteettng bouse of the society, M street
j and Central Park West
Anv number of people may play, from
grandmother to baby who is Just begin?
ning to spend pennies. Through it the
family may be reunited around the happv
; hearth, and father need not be forced to
seek amusement at a club. He will
this game, for it Is nothing mere nor KSSS
than a scheme to save his money.
The point of It Is to make in* sou ??s for
the household expenditures tally, with
those of the budget or family incom??.
"Vou plan out your budget at the be?
ginning of the month," Dr. Andrews -x
plalned; "so much for food, so much feg
rent, for clothes and for what Mrs. Blleu
II. lUchsuds calls tbe 'higher life.' mean?
ing amusements, books, travel, life ;?i
Mirance and savings,
"Day by day ""Oil k.-.-p account *>f all jou
spend for these things, and at the end of
the month ?.un sort oui these accounts into
vhit classification in the budget. Then the
trxcitlng moment has arrived. You com?
paro the two. How triumphant you are u
you win, but what a disgrace If tho budT.-t.
bt.at-4 you
"Xext month you play It all over again
Perhaps you can't k. ?p up th? pace, an i
lose track of your expenditures Then Is
when you bless the check book, if you are
on*? of the lucky people who pay every?
thing by check, for you need not worrv ;
at the end of the month all your checks
will OtHUO flocking home to you, bringing
their ta'es Of where the money went."
L>t. Andrews also reminded the wom*n
that domestic economy was not a "new
fantrled notion." Introduced Into ?he
J_i
TO INCREASE
YOUR INCOME
The safest way to Increase your
income is toadd systematically to your
principal.
Yon can do this to the best advan?
tage by purchasing our Guaranteed
First Mortgage ?Cert!fl:?te5. They are
tax exempt and yield a larger net re?
turn than any other investment of
equal security.
Even so small a sum as $ 10 a month
can be invested wit *. the protection of
our guarantee.
No investor has ever lost a dollar
Po^^O?J</t?E (?UAllAfiIIE t$
Capital a Surplus . .*>? <,<"-* M ><>0
176 B'way, N. Y. 175 Remscn St., B'kJyn.
"?so Fulton ?ft.. J-imt' ? i.
Ola by faim tira In H>vS the nun? ;n
Quebec tiitrodin-eo the-n- ?tudies Into their
, onvent schools, and the plonisers In the
(?duration of (Women In the I'niied Sta???
had triad to* have household art* linro
duead In'?) th?? first women's aSSSSSJSS, To
ilay. he said. 7.?? viomeii's ?lu,,m ?re work?
ing for dorii-hti?' ?JSSM ? In puhlio s 'hool?".
and th? federal government is thinking sf
enlarKi'iK the ?I? partnent of nutrition of
the Bureau pf Agriculture to inrlude do?
mestic arts, problema of housing, riothlng
and ?vashtng the family.
Afti-r Dr Andrews had talked and v ?
swered ?|iiestioiis f?<r M lioui Pr?tasses?
Bdward L T?assaanaa, <>f Tearhera ci?l?
lags, Rive a lecture on th?- ' ' ?Ifferen? <"on
<. plions . f ? 'hildhood."
MINIMUM WAGE FOR GIRL $8
Secretary of Consumers' League Says
She Cannot Live on Le68.
Kansas I'ltv, Mo. Nov. 8.?in urging *
minimum (trage seals for girls as the bent
?d of y,' tttag factory and ehop re?
sulta. Mrs Floren.-e Kelley. national 900t
retary pf the < onauin? re' l.eafie. In hii
address hue t>)-d.iy ?jgM:
It |S to v.iur freer ?tH?.? of the WOtO,
ti-.at are workers of the Bast look for th??
Initiation of auch righteous ami pr.njtl.al
?.? of the East hgvs mars
obstacles of ?greed end tradition and bllnd
nees to overcome than yoa out hete, an<l
we in Npta fork have a highest court
whl'-li habitually overthrows'the good laws
whi? h ws .'in prevail upon our lawmskerg
to torn '
llavlni? told of a storekeeper i" the Ea??t
who, she declared, employs girl? I" Ida
st?r?? at *2 H h weak. Mrs. Kelley said:
It is utterly impossible for :i ?ill to jnjpa
port herself res?pect?ably and not injure her?
h. ilth on lest? than IS a week. Yet there
are families In fhll < 0 mtry trylntr to live
on $!? a week.
Suppose You Were a
. Miller, Madam?
a
a
And you taught choice wheat??
Then washed and brushed and
scoured it
Then ?round it 20 times, through
*-* ?sa-aa-asganr? at in sin ??
20 rolls
Then sifted the flour 10 times
through silk, so that none but the
cream came through
All this without added price.
Suppose you did that. Would you
consider a housewife fair to herself
if she failed to get that flour?
That's what we do with Gold Medal?and more.
We even run a tes! kitchen, where we bake up samples
of each day's run.
.lust lo be certain?all the lime?that every sack of Gold
Medal equals the best ever milled.
You can ?jet tbat flour from any (jrocer if you'll only
remember. Don't merely say "flour."
Sav?
WASHBURN-CROSBY'S
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Gold i
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Flour