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mSERVING FOOD AN AID TO SELF-CONTROL HINTS FOR THE
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,i ,!( Is One Advantage of Being Alive These Days Sweden-
'v'"j&ing Has Been With Us Since JFc Can Remember, but It
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Has Not Been Used
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HAVE gone on for years think
Ihh nit nVinrnnltira ! tirlHc! no
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ttrenff ns mo iock ot i.inraunr. n
im"i taken the sutrar-savlnj? regula
Will to show lis Just how weak we
rctllv- are. Somehow or other sugar
tcViMMM just a little naruer to ne nomc
ftfeout' than any other klnil of food.
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mHl "so easy 10 inKC mo spuumuiu in
v'oir coffee. Tlie spoon goes. Into the
.'.SeuSar howl. One little awlrf of white
fit ' ,poTs into me cup,
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; rjS-winen, win i or won i i. taac
t ,J&artbUier? I will start saving,
Ly u HI.I.UM ...... ...... nn....... rAi. CtTtT'
-'iff vThe will has wavered and In goes
Kg? ithe. other spoonful or lump.
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SlyJ, '7TN A WAY wo snouirl tie giati we are
ih'i'.rs'L'ijllvn In this nee. Them in reallv
E&t",rid.' satisfaction lll:e the Rroat ratlsfac-iV-.;"
tlon' nf bavins- ennnliered self. And
rfe ' .nearly every hour In the day war Is
Riving us me ciiancc to coiiuuer neu.
Takc.the sugar, for Instance. There has
been sugar In our lives since tne very
tieslntilng of them. And yet, who. tl'l
now. exrent those whose rellclon
teaches them sacritlce In little things, I
hns n-er thnncht to use sweetcnlnc as
a builder of character or a strength",
!'ener, of the will? '
Alice Kent and the Day's Work
The Story of a Business Girl Who Would Not Fail
Uy MARTHA KKEUIR
(Lopy-ioht. 1V18. hy the Pubho Lrtigri ( omprmut
CHAPTRn MX
ttTT'S about Helen." Dick began.
"We've changed our plans."
From the way he spoke I could nee
It was a comfort to be able to free his
' mind to somebody : while I In turn was
gratified by his Inking me into his con
fidence. First of all he wanted my ad
vice before broaching matters to his
mother: not that he sh-ankfrom telling
her anything that could be Kent secret
between the two of them, but his pres
ent Intentions must be communicated
to.the whole family and already I was
aware that on occas'ons Richard and hi",
father cinched This fact had been
brought out at the dinner tsble lh Sun
day the son's emrngement to Helen was
announced, though the farmer's outburst
then was nothing In comparison with
what Pick was prepared for now. For
he meant to marrv soon.
"This l mv affilr. not Pad's, him!
nothing he can say acalnst it cuts am
Ie with me Hut I Ivtto to make life
harder for mother. And" turning to me
wnn an anpcanng air. inai ic ju
can hln"
"Help"' I echoed. "Why all
mother cures for Is your happ
Ann i"iip iik-'s .t-n.
Of course she dors." I" the young!
sssKLEft lorA' ' ;: :? "lLi-
j.r". V-o. . in ie,.vo homf so oon.
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awhile.
as
left
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prlyat
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showed mi the tlrst clay tli om may n.u
-having the nerve to face her. simply
sept down word tha it was sll off and
Nell needn't wall 1 That's a fine way to
do business. Isn't It?"
Thereupon, forgettlnc that before him
was the faithful Molly Instead of a
I resumed my scat and Pick went on' ,
"Dad seeni3 to tnmi; tnat just oecause
I was born and brought up on the farm '
I've got to stick For at least three '
years I've been wanting to try my luck
at some k.nd of a job in New York city '
but he alwajs says that if I go I'll land
In tb nonrhoure or t.le fail and that
he'll see m further before he helps me,
out. But I hate forming and vvouldn't ,
Whv3 sheTh.'n'k 'u'lovX at Twin-
Oaks, said I.
"For a Visit, vex. the young man '
agreed "It's all right in the summer i
time, but that is gone before you know '
Hie. but things haven't turned out , "Hy Joy. n I'll ' marrv i gehstlc services codu,-ted by George pnns to any woman ' under Twenty-rive ar"on;UC '""'--'to o. nine; or. lo give
N'ell thought they would Whn sac Ijliu. I'eiore.ii "., . . inasmuch tent. Sixtieth ..i- to nm v n.n.m whose husband, it its common name, precipitated chalk,
w.rn't Pftnp 10 PPI m irnr.l .ri ......... . , .... ... . ,-.ul'I1 .-hiw.iw itie .iiiciiiiiui; nil- i-i nil- ' ,i... ,....,..,...,, ,. , ,,, ,.,.,,,., i,iuj. ... ..... . .
you "'VtL'lneher In a 'hut 'the north side of a corncohl" i and Locust slrcets. that on seve-al occn-I bii.iher. father or i-m Is serxing with l3 lw-prlced and harmless. Iloil the
ton as Vrlndere-arten fabler in .1 "i "" ""''"; '...' ,.! .i, ,.i,, n,,,intir,n fr '.In- lulled Stntts oioe.: abroad or at
eschool. Bin It seen.sthewomnn HTO11M l-.M mumo I ;" - ";"", ",,"-' home, or ... a enillan , Jpa.-ity with the mlx'un. In a kettle or vat vlgoro..sly
"ntV,rI "'a US. wVnSll - - .! Churches and merchants cf Wet Ph.la-, " ''I""!; '? ";"' L P! .' f"r ""nuti Pour the liquid Into,
BW' cown"the' whip with h..vv han , 0n tf.l T ndi rtHlo '. " h T A.nerl- " ""'" ' ""' 'J l-nnarl.lol.il Lally Ha Been Found Will, of lime carbonate and stir thoroughly. ' ;",,;'."; ,oiT.' h7K bath ota1oes." dne.y chopped : a feT grains,
KV TJumped from the bucg), and while ' ,.Cu rrnlv ! will com uct a quiet Jmur at .1 :30 p m n...!.;,,.", I?,,,..-,,-, ti, .. i i...iv.. i m i - I '"'" p. V"" r D '' of pepper. and more salt If needed. Turn
V& expressing naiUoj. "nmt the IJorton CJVe ontTniialion .1 . intr Kr.l Toss' and In the evening Mr. Long will speak I cnJllllgB loitca , The piooess ly completed hy boiling down . TBA bn ,. , Vcfy-H until j-ou into a small hot iron frying" pan and
K ' M.'fl.r.ivek'. Irt.n, i n ? sultJhilitv uorK ln Ji"'an 'V11" li"" " previously , (UJ ills Dying Legacy.'' Wntkm .lehn Lally, twenty-one jears old, nf ' rapidly to a char liquid. 1'so density Ahnv,, la the experience of letting cook three tnlnutis, ntlrring constantly,
fe, a?,iVen ?,0,;il?!""rn,f.n'w,htf.i,,,,.V an .h.- n.r.cn War , lb lief Asso, ,a . n ,, anU hs ,,,orU(, choIr , Irad the , -, ;1 t, T enty-sem, s, ree, who . Bttlfce r t.an(y .hcrmiSneter and bring of te l.n'rvlng It J, In the na'th " Ktf se WnTrn'.MVn-
rt4 JlUrBf,d ,,iS "'".'.."I'nffdAhM''"" -ho. the .d taut generU of PennsW- tl,e te'reratur.s up to "20 degrees F. cup or hot water' Or tea', Ittsuaj: Into hot ptetter and garnish with strings
,hHn 'S mmei PnL" , rehi nl'S u ' '-"'''''i I.'ospltal bee ime an American A sawdust trail has been laid and whom "'1 ' i! 1Z J w m,?i,e I H a thermometer Is not iv.ll-.hlc boll ' frenzied fishing nround' In the tea cup of parsley
ft wh'oy iSSS sna ckhdawa;CT ,oor,ngCirP, ! rln",I,.,eil Ztl -"c"'!s'" " '" '-' - '' Mr I's first cali , tio'r fee,, ran eV , "n A ZT "to onc,l" of rescue the ball. This can be avoided I Kjr g? tf, d8
W I ffl-S? ffiSlVS- "" - ' ak' rwork , accompHWKd rr nh't 'XX A nt,c was rece.d at Laily's home ' W-' -'"T.!? JL"f it WcSSt ItS & .?! the" worM sSSSS Si
' t:r .:...- , , .. . ",... "'" "Hr "orl' ntaru""- lnc "Kn , rev ,lv, r.om the adjutant generals department .'.','.. '.".,.. '"' '...",".V ""'.:" ""l llkn u snnnn with nerforatlons. the onlv V",T.,"r"e.V"'..l,.""" "."".?: ..".(," ""
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1 IVhen t!tf khukl air thlon i- W 1 nnd
reach of 11m porketlxtok, uliiit1 Mibitl
tut eat-tw:irry pillow can be clieii
to tlir rto'dier?
t. To what vity In the Vnlteil (ate. iloe
the (ilrl Scntit troup that old the rnoit
third Ubert I.o.tn bund brhmv?
S What nre the ntiuline'itlnns for rerilnc
a KtenoitTdPtier ith the Keil ( rot.
abroad?
C, Describe a rn.nj-dy nrcmuthm fnr the
rhlhlren that lll -ae the trouble nf
Inbeliiii proeMe Jars,
4.i M'hen there U no blrthd.ir eike. hnw ran
a very noel centerplerr of ratid'en and
noHf ue uiiiae i nine eiirnner
f- What nlll rrnifMr Indeltb'e ink Mains?
Cats Spoiled War Garden
To the Editor of .Vommi Pagt.
Y ij t 1 jt a .
jvt iinum un loepti tutu iwo-irm
tamp for fre canning and drlnr manual.
Imuo1 by the National War utrdeir Cotnmts-
1 hav? a garden planted tilth beet
and thev were fln and lure
ine ines
. bit t..ll A i.t.n- . ,
dliPDolnted I am kouh to put in mor -
trlnK bean the kind that an. lx.t for
I WaK SO
drylntr I hava two kinds in now nan and
.. Tk In ,. ,, n tt .ri.. k . "i value of It depends on Its condlt'on. but ' Kirix -mpl.o .-.1 h thi aininuiiltioii and ship
SAS.SSs.'.'r.'Wm.s?, t3r.:",,nV.e r.ueh colns "r wor,vh "i" V ""Tr Vi"1!:? ";rd;,;'rde,,n,vBe,,i!!nKhiuil,'-,a.!:i'-n;:r,
bd n.me of th. .trim wan Th,- i-aia ha.l lines as mur-h as $. Take It lo a dealer ,Kur'n, "I a J.oU Idea r-nf "i nf J
a fiat In the yard on nlBht ard dus up tn In coins and curios. There are Fey. ral r?, ?to " ?"TL '.', ,, rei.mabl.- n'ni v Uh
rround o that Ih peas all wilted and died. I in this tit. Be careful not to clean it .,? wlihnut bnard We h!i "" , , on, VoriahlK
i n&d a i-fw ol ine neaa from tnn nr-i i no ..iii. it .,.. t.. ,,.... ...... . .. v,. .. j . .1... 1. .... .
fr marrowfat. I understand how to can. but
E, J. want to learn how to dry Hat been read-
Eva, ine up canning and drjine in ih papers.
&' but as they only Bite an artltlu on on
misti ' tsitetable eaeh nisht. would b too lonz to
Walt to net all. Knloy paae uo mu,-h l:v.rv-
.thlnr l of Intereat to mo. V. W. U.
Your letter Is so Interestinc- that 1 will
t' share It with the readers of the column.
'Xc; '-- " i uu inni ine caif isponen your
W garden. I hope the rest of it will come
w.ib ouicoaiuiij. i ne uitouneni oi
A cannine manuals sent inn tw thu War
P7S"!!; used up. so I cannot send you on home
Sl;, ' dlately, but I have sent for more of them
L-f'v"' 'Jarleii tuinmission huh neen entirely
and will let you 'nave yours as soon .is I
Bet them. I have any number of re
quests for these pamphlets which will
have, to wait until mv simnlv lu ...
A' , pleplshed. Let us hear later "how your
IJVJ- garden grown." 1 hope you .will continue
r.. w. w uuu u;e itunuwiB rnt! Ul interest to
fc?v". you.
I
Ceorgetle Crepe Watlies
KfTV( To tft potior oj ii oman't root:
V .uear jiaaam tm you Kinaiy neip me
r - - as you bav helped others? I drooped inmi
.tomsto ssuce on my seorcette erpe dress
. and it left a stain. Will vou tU tn tnnu.
r thins thst will lake It off without Injurlnf
k ftUVUfl VI W.VI U.IK UlUV 1
' (Mrs.l it. XT.
'n fteorsette crepe will wash beautifully
and look as fresh as new after the wash.
-"i.k ltir. Try washing a little corner where
'." ..It will not show to see If the color is
7 j fast or pot. If It Is, wash the dress, or!
'-a it it is tnmmeu wun buk, tvasn just tne
' gained part In lukewarm soapsuds and
r Before ironing, ir tne color runs,
co a niece, of blotting paper on each
of tne stain ana appiy u warm iron,
will absorb the grease, which Is the
rgest part of the tomato sauce spot. A
staatc
(a of l-rencn cnanc ana. ciuoroinrm
,jfijli4 to tha spot and left until dry.
4RMV brushed, with a soft brush, will
Cridi'A'lh., anm. ohNnrtiAnt effect.
f'lhe sanie jtbsorbent effect.
to Mold Character
Savins food for our soldier boys
for our allies touches a deep spring
in the heart; that Is, in the abstract.
It is a line and noble thing to look
up at tha stars and Know they are
roofing our brothers whom we are
feeding. Uut when we come right
down to the point of deciding whether
It shall bo one spoonful or two spoon
fuls of sugar to be put into our
coffee, very often the noble feeling
falls us. ' ,
IT IS at such times that the thought
of the possibllit v of building charac j
tor by little sacrifices comes to our
aid.
There are tin two ways about It. We J
can hire lieople to teach us foreign i
lancunRes. e tan pav others to make ,
our clothes: but we. and we alone, .
can build our characters.
Hhing up sugar once when ou
want It will not build for you u will
iron, but it will make It easier for
you to give it up the second time. And i
so on one by one these little sacrifices,
small as they seem in themselves, win
nrenare u to be what Is more desh
able than anything else master of
yourself.
tt. whereas winter Is wished on. When I field streets, the ltev. James (1. Kay- i her should be liu re.is d foul fold in the
outsiders are around I always boost my monii speaker. The ltev. Thomas llous- Immediate future." i,i"-,,,.
state but we natives might as well ad- , t,, hMm, 0lXtlB.,lst. will conduct f,i"7n '"Vullie1" iVivorlbg to V
mlt ii onp nnntlier that thr clltnato is , . , . ... . . , lirtmuii I'ails t'liu , iHiorciuiK
something fierce " 1 elen wa boni In ''"vices at Twenty-nftll street and In- M. ,.. A. ,,.,,, -.,f 1M1ij know,"
C.corRli and alw'avs lied there till last dlana axenue. on the lawn cf the hast the Paris office wriles. "how terrible It Is
vear a'ud she slinpiv couldn't stand be-, Park Presbyterian Church. Kvangelist to refuse n ipirst lifter reiiuest for the
ing transplanted to' Wessex, when she A. S Williamson, nf New Jersey, will help of women in the canteen huts you
Is frozen half the time in Poston: Since spcu nightly at the tent nt Catharine'"'""';1 leal ze that no time slioum lie
she lost that kindergarten Jcb she has,..,,,, ,,.,t,,n strpot. Th(. ,,-.. V,.lns ,0!-i.1" .'V lm: ,lu'1"' ... ... ,.-
ho,, lol;lntr htirh .slid OW for some-
i. ..i; r,. ;V,A i,l,, lcnneked the
lottoin oilt of everytnlng Nell Isn't
folk
At this point I ventured to innulre
"Pn you remember cousin K'olseV"
...I. la-. i, .., ,,K,ir,i . ctivnirelv Hint
i (H1)
nreciiitionarv measure lumen
i i,.. ,..i ,.. l.-Ki., -!tii the world. , axenue. lining stereontleon nleturcs and , solute willingness to ilo 1
She ought to have a home and " clench-I the ltev. Arnnldo Stasio will conduct task, comhlmd with ability to rise to liny
Ing his teeth, "she's going to. In a bur- similar services at Tenth and Kimball l!"1'1'';!'"'- nr- nei-cssary rnr succes'.
ry. or I'll know the reason way. Her , F,roctB. Xnon sorv,ces ., bo ,lolI at I ualillcat.ons se bj th e o er-
I nn..nr 'the rncle nVevis xv"l? rnoug ' ' rnm',!' "'PVanl on Friday, the ltev. wnnu.n for tMl wl)rk, ale outlined as
I hS,UI r' all riav And then my -V ''" Williams . speaker. Ways de ,.
'rl Is at Hie mercy of the women , P.escue Mission. L'.'S .Norm IMgntli "Caiid'rta'cs hetwien tne ages 01 iniriy
. niran. ,. 1 1 1 no noeo e erv niunr in inp ill in im n -u e i',ti . ,, v .1' ......,.,-. l .,ir.
' JOU i at sparing Molly further experience In ,M , ;Vestminster Hall Monday at 12 slsl with the u.in.-porta'lon and living
... .. I vicarious atonement). I snatcied the : . . ... Harrv P Ford secretary xpenses of 11 worscis. hut there Is al-
vour'whl! out of his hand. However, h -, ' i'O' I cool Hatr 1 . 1 oru, "crar" Wavs a mmlnium . xp-.is.. to each candi
,lesi' I .lltln't seem to tiotic-. merely murmur- ; presiding Kepmts w'll be made bx exan- , ,,.,,-. nf $;ftn , $3 ,, fr L.H.ientals
I Ing. "That g'rl gets my goat." , gellsts and the teachers of the fmrtcen am) ,.nK.rgeieies and JUli for initial
lnT
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' what it must ne line iu ne in,- .u. ..
Tokio's Red Cross Worl;
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- - ... - jj,. ,nig will preach on "A Sensa-
llrd Cross workrooms have been'tlonul Sermon" this evening at the be
opt'Ped In the fo:mer Kplsciip.il llos- Kinnlng of the second week of his three
p.tai in lOKin, japan, accruing io
it I- emnhris
Is laid upon the fact that the credit
ror tnis MUendld sliowlng was largely
due to the untiring efforts of the women
eonin-cted wi b the Yokohama and Tokio
auxiliaries."
vt.,., n. . v ,i v . h
Civet (.rowils V. Itlt i et HrilllS
The broad brims of net which com -
plete some of the nivv black hats with
X? ZSZX'AZS" V)ZX"T;
bit of dainty co or help. out. too. such
as a little embroidery in light blue beads
and ilosa on one side of the black net
brim
Letter and Questions submitted to
this department must be written on one
tide of the paptr anty and signed with
the name of the criter. Special jiterir
ttke those given below are invited. It
is undtrstooil that the editor does not
viceasanty indornt the nithne)it er
prcuxtd. All ouitnuntcattOHs fnr this
acj'urtmcnt .should If adtnrd tts foi
lows: TIIK WOMAN'S KXf'II (.i;.
Li cnina Public Ledyert Philadelphia. Pa,
Worth a (food Deal More Than IVnm
i To th Editor of Woman's Pno
I lrar Maddm -1 have .1 on' 1 ' nt mo
, dntwl 1!t. On th fac it haK m h.a.J n.
l.ibTt. with Howlntf hair and on th" b.a U
it han just "Oiip ci'iit." Could un i-ll in-
if tills Is w rlh any mor than 011 i-ftii
i nd if ro how ration? Plianf amwr-r in th
Kkmmi IM m.ic J4Y.iyi.KR. it it U worth
(III- vw-.k inhcn ,. il I I Bs-.n.l 1 .. ". t U -.
i""1 r initi' v uuuj 1 ovrit'i ti iu i 1 tiir
money. , t
. nur iinny dated 1734 is worth a sond
deal nior than one rent
i.i .,,! .. tmm .in ui iiit.itn.. 1
"'m, T V. '-"""'' ' o '"umiiifi
i ,v' 1 make the coin look better Uut it
only spoils the coin nnd 1 he dealers can-
not tell the real nlue of it when it is
( polished it would be safer to take
I-nfn Jo the dealer In-tead of-eemlini
,"' ,SA . .,. V eencnni
' ,'or, ,hen J ou would bo sure of
losinc It.
the
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Woulil lir a iure
To th' hdttor of lt'omnn's Pnoe:
Dear Madam I want lu take up nursing-
hplu mv ntt.rtimr.nl (lurintr Oia u-ar.
I am a high ..hool sraduat Will you klndl
IpJI me through our alur-d column what
fif'hnnl (.f trf.lnll.r. .,r ho.nltul tn unnlt- tn nrl
Jralnlnic? Any further Information given will
be apprerlatt-d n. IJ. D.
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AWV MOStt Inl It, ll.n ,,llt- nt. t.tll,,,rl,a
will accept applicants for training as
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nurses wno are nigh scaooi graduates.
There are some healtb reiiulrements and
various questions to De answered at each
hospital before an applicant Is accepted,
but there is little ditliculty in entering
these days.
Some of the hospitals are the Penn
sylvania, at llighth and Spruce streets:
Kplscopal Hospital at l.ehlg.i avenue
and Front street ; Presbyterian Hospital,
at Thirty-ninth and Filbert streets', St.
Joseph's Horp'tal, at Seventeenth street
und tJIrard avenue; Jefferson, at Tenth
and Sansom streets ; University Hospi
tal, at Thlrtv-fourtb and Knrnr-.. Ktr.oi.
and numerous others.
MRS. A. J. S A kind-hearted reader
of the Woman's Kxchangs has offered
to finance one week's vacation for the
orphan boy. She would not give her
name, uui khvo ner your auoress and
she will communicate with you In regard
to the matter, aha will be very glad If
some one else will furnish the other week
for the boy, as one Is all that she can
do. I know you will be delighted to hear
this, and I thought tne readers of the
column would like to know of the kind
thought that prompted this offer. Surely
this friend of the hoy will enjoy that
week as muc'a as he In thei unselfish
pleasure of having given to gladly.
t-aii t renin i .111 i muu riotin.in:ir riu ... .... i i - . . . . . . . .. .
...: :-- 1 ' ru 1 1 lit- 11 nil 111 ui t n.i i v;n r n iit utiiiir- miiu t iiuiii iiiiiivt i (. 11 fu huh nir
Presbyterian Meetings' on
Church Lawns Etc., Growing
in Favor Crowds at Tent
The "twilight Fcrvloes" conducted by i
tlir Presbyterian evangelistic commit
lee oil church lawns, pari;. squares and
ftrrot corners ore growing In favor.
The committee will expand Its work '
hy opf nlns seven additional "twilight j
mcetlnKs" for the cnmlng week. The I
new location!" and the evangellsli In
Cinrce fellow:
rn Ontario Street Presbyterian
f'hurch lawn. Ontario and H streets, the
.,,. .,, ... .. ., ,,..,
' , Art.?urmW S,,,Don!r- , t,,e , nr,lst
Preacher, will speak, (sketching pictures
with crayons Illustration his discourses.
In W,arton Square. Twcnty-fourtli and
.... ,, ... ,
harton streets, hvangellst Samuel B.
UnfT. Jr.. will speak tomorrow night at
7:43 o"clock, and the remaining nights
of the week on the lawn of the Kobert
;raliam Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-fifth and Thomtisoi Rlrerts.
The Uev. William P. Kulton, D. P.,
will mienk In Whnrtnn s'nimm Thura-
,iny niBht. On the lawn at the Xilzpah
Prntlivtnrlnti r"lnir.i, Kii.Mi, i,,i Wr,t r
'treots, the Uev. 11. X Faulconer, of,1" - M. ('. A. war work In mice us
Palt'more will mesk The Pev Charles ,,rc ""' '" "1P serxlci". nirntdlng to l)r.
Is t'- ,u" 6,pa' 1'1P ''"' "nr,Pa I John II. Mc.tt, gemial scivtary of the
s ! recman u ill conduct services for col-, nssoclat'on
fired poii!e nt Ituhy and I.tullow strerts "Among the tbnui.ind of workers
In front f the Uero Memorial Mission. ' abroad I taw ton" who i,w lining more
In Carroll Park. Fifty-ninth street and good and whn.-e pini'l:iil an-1 unselfish
Hirard avenu, the Uev. H. Stewart Til- activities wen- more npp'fclatcd by both
Us and the P.ev Francis S Hort will otlicers and m.'ii than the hundreds of
V,I . '.i 1.V ;rdmls " " rl w," Ameilcan woniiu sen In-; in connection
conduct the services. I .,, ,,0 v M ,. A mM i.ortor Molt.
"Twilight services will be continued w, lin, jvt re:urned fMm an cxtcnAeri
on the lawn of the Palethnrp Memorial tour of tin war fronts. "They are, how
Presbyttrlan Church. Second and Clear-i eer. tearfuilj undeniaff.il. Their nuin-
.. ..... ....."..". . .....
'""eel will roiiuuei rcrxices lor uuuhiis
, t Sixty-fourth street and U estmlnsler
Intereut of down-and-out men.
under
ij" j
.neuirecimn 01 i"vn:iicninii i. u.
nnaI-
A rnllv for Christian workers will be
I daily acalion Bible schools. The Uev.
i1":'"; .!.i?-:!: W,H MWl'r ",p "-
siui.tuiiiiHi ............
delphln aic co-operating In the move
meat.
m mths' evangelistic cimpalgn. Serv
(Jirl- anil Women to Harc.-t rruil
More than lima glris in Oregon cities
have l.t.pii in-eresteil in llirht f.il-m worl
by farm hrlp tp, clallsts of the United
states Dep.uinieni or .gik-uuiire, ami
, ;r)l.ls (lf tle state d asis- in picking
heriics and fiuit In some'ca-ew lln-se
,""1.?", JT , . ,':!!"'nB....!"
are now being placed In the fruit dls-
shown that they are mon elllcient help-
eiu In this line of wrrk than men Mimv
of ihe groweis are piovlding lents as
(punters for the women
YESTKKDW'S ANSWHRS
I. II l not ni-irirj to (.ike -lll Keribe titles at first to suit Hie Tamlly taMe f,u-t J;1rs. botlles or lucq and crneki
rviinimitlnni. In crdrr to r.iallf for., li oomblneE most mtlsfactorlly with ,.i.., lh .., , , ,. r . ,i n.,,, .! .. J? '
ixi.ltioii with (lie i:i,irri;en-j fleet or-. atronB-flaorcd fruits, such a.s pineapple I ' Ulc ne lubhir and cup or cotton stop
I'orutlon. H11(, oin-irs. The amount urcil mUst iw or cork In position and t'Blitcn. I'lace
5. Irre lrson In telegraph:, are ulirn lu ,hi detel mined bv the kind of fruit and p1" container in bolllnt; he vater and
'we'.""" Kr-rflV1r'r"',!"i"l'ViI.l" Tl"'1- ,-tronI,,1 "f """ ,,yiP. 1 sterilize for the' length of time given
niinlN nre iVarnine. !, - -. .
.1. I.lfiulil roitrt pliikter will ucreftlK.v hide
u rr,itrh en kill ..bieK.
I. A 1-n.1t linngrr wllli u hIoiiI line on II
niill.e-. an iile.il t lotlieNiibi li.ti;. It i-un
lie liuni; on tl,- rlotiieline. fnn1
.1. In 'enilliu; urtltle- lu the dry 1-hl.iiier)..
It U n rikhI elnn to nurk stuin- or
bad Mioti with white tkrenil to draw
IDirtb-ular nttrntloii to them
li. tte.eiifnrelni; a line f.ilk Ktocklnc whrre
the curler ititrheH wllli a Min.ire of old
Mnil.in: will leintlhrn the life of It.
Consult Hou-.in;; siiaiioii
lo the ISuJor of Winn an s Pay:
Dc-r Mad.im-
sor'
lirt-d itirls
n
, ,,.,'"a",'?.,V
'
Thank qu for the romfoit .onr Woman's
a ine Honu-iimew. tJirs.) ti. M
If you will send your name and ad-
diess wltb the offer of the mom to the I
houslnc aKtociations of the ICmcrKency ,
-fmi" iriu rt';i i rra io )
U .1 t l
nm ciii:ii in .ii'mm. I'iniii' 1 rim-u ,r iim ipai.i.u
not fleet i orporation or tne American Inter
l llt'nu.Ll Shlnhuildititr l'ririini:,lir,n tliv. i
I will h i'lj.,1 in fln.l lAmmiu fnr ,,, ir
there are anv emnlnves whi luva no,
place to live In this city. It is very Rood
of you to offer this, and I hope you will I
find pleasant tenants I am j-lad you
(lnd the Woman's I'agn helpful.
i How lo Gel to Nctliainint Palls Park
T '''e KUtor ot IVomaii's Vuur:
Dear Madam How- can Neshanilnv Ka'ts
Park be reat-hed from rhlladflphl' 'an
one bo by trolley? IN' DOl'BT
To get to N'eshaininy Falls Park take
a New York local train from the Head
ing Terminal and get off at Xeshamin
Falls Station. If you want to go by trol
ley take No 55 on lileventh street to
Willow drove and then take the Doyles
town trolley to Ncshainlny Falls The
Park is not far from either ot these
stops.
Write lo Information Ilureau
To ihe Editor o Woman's Pane:
Dear Madam Will you please answer the
following question!
If on wish's to write to the newspaper
tittle of the Ht'EMNO I'm Lie 1.EKIK1-. to Hurl
out Ihe details of an artlcl of th last eleht
months how would one nddr tho letlr?
Will vou please civ tn a clear moaning
of th pionunclatlnn of lllaniiuetta? It is a
Chilean name of Houlh America
What was the name of the actor who took
the part of Jack Ii Halle In "Woman and
the I.aw"? M'BTI.KSS.
Address the letter to the Information
Jlureau of the Kvenino Public Ledger,
606 Chestnut street. The name Ulan
quetta is pronounced "Blahnketta," The
actor who took the part of Jack I. a Salle
In "Woman, and tho Iaw" was Kamsay
Wallace,
DS 'XXVTM'lMiMAZ.ttmLMtK .. ;.? tfl HM
i HV v iTte.. -y " ?,' -. ' .-5,.; ..-:": "
w ES3 SMI laiflB Vm ... ml, VlMfXjiSI sHfelSliR ;' -'. f ,."
Cnulil llicsO I):1
ttisor ciiiployiucnl for the summer
ln:.l1Vfi ,1... lMrniif liow to he
"ol '" , ,"''" ., J"J '"," f?Pv
uni.iui nuiiitii v tut- i intiiu
7. M. C. A. Needs Women
Four times .is manv women are neetlerl
'" ' ' '-A siaifn i mv u .- iintoi
, , VH. f ,;, B neeileil tor tills worl
tvne nf w.itlian i neeileil tor till
. nigh
uuiiiii'ii, unseinsn neiii'iiin aim an
tic munuiesi
"o clrciimslain'is will mij women uncier
i twcntj-iivc years nt age ne seni amii-
,,,,. , ,,',,.f,.( , health. A
know ledge of Flench is eiy helpful, but
, not uecessai. Th, M ( A. will as
eiiulnineul I A iirs.uial in'ervlew Is ai
was ncces. ai vi'h.mt guaranty of filial
appo ntmi-nt and ilv eandidat.. must go
in .New vnrit on nor own responsioiiiiy.
communicate mi ims subject may ad
dress Women's 1.imii Section, 317
Madison axenue, N. w York 'll ."
"SLACKER" IS IN TRENCHES
several days ago commanding him to
appear for Induction Into the army. Ills
mother. Mis. Sarah Lally. the mother of
four children and a widow, had pre
viously ween his mime published among
a list of so-called "slack -rs.
Not knowing what Io do the mother ;
Informed a police sergeant -of her son's i
' presence Mi France as a number uf
" '"".nc-nun company. '
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C()U SYRUP FOR CAXLG!
WnMthiKfon, I). V , July l.'l. '
Corn cyiup may bi u.Jd in cannliiK I
and in mahlnsr jellies, jams and marina-
a.KBdrvhl. rn-s&isiiHr'.
innt nf Aerlnilturp. Varylns amoums ,
of inn s rup aro usl with s-uirar. The '
n.rui Kiesa niodilipil llanr to productH, I
so it phould be tried out in small iiuan-i
'
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,
Thinking Ahead to Furs
I Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
-KsHaVMawfffrfaW
(Bl8r'fl8lWf.jfiPrJdil
'v.
The fur routec such as is seen in
the sketch is to be the last word in
furs tliis fall ami winter. This
particular one. is of moleskin; it Is
tlecrrihed in the faehlou talk
any lietlcr ami 0c . , , ,.
4'- -xfcw. " '- Wkx " "" i'
'"'(xMSMms &BHm - WKmfjZ''-
AN INVITING HOW OK CANNED FRUITS IN OWN SYRUP
SWEET FRUIT SYRUP
HAS NO NEEIl OF SUGAli
Government at Washington Advocates Use of Stvect Fruits
in Preserving and Canning Syrups
May Be Made of Juice
SW11I
in i
WIIIIT fruit syrups require no sugar
the making and may be used In
place of sugar In several v.nyn In gen
eral cooking, according to specialists of
the Pnlted Slates Department of Agri
culture. Apple syrup is especially good
for cakes, hot biscuits, candles and
H'asoiiing.
To make It add five ounces nf pow
dered calcium carbonate to seven gal
lons nf apple elder. Powdered calcium
vos.se, s, preferably glasw jars o. pitchers
allow to stand six or eight hours, or
until perfectly clear. Pour the clear
liquid Into a preserving kettle. Ro not !
allow sediment at bottom to enter. Add !
lold water. If boiled enough H should
have the consistency of manle svrun
It should not be cooked lon-r mn.iei,
!,. i,,-,tn lu en,i,. .i,. .i,i
When the test shows that the syrup
fruit iars. Ditchers, etc.. and allow It to
cool slowlv. Slow cooling is important,
as otherwise the suspended matter will
ol ltl, properly and the syiup wll, be
t.()Ufy
A Rood way to HiMurn slow oooHn- is
t" stand tho vcshpIh full of n ni p lu a
bucket or a wash hoMrr of hot .ater or
to place them in a firelenn cooKlt. The
"tTii vc,r:tzr rln5
' ooKI" '" cillle(1 "'"alale ftf lime" and
K H harmlesa compound of lime with
tin natural acid of the apple. When the
svrun Is i-nnleil li ulmnM ho uinr i
rpHI-; fur coatee Is scheduled to play
-- an Important role on the fashion
stage this fall. In fact, it bids fair to
usurp the role of the jacket, whether
fashioned from cloth or from fur To
you who may not havs Fcen the new
coatee, tills lemark may seem somewhat
of a license ; but If you had the op
portunity of studying these garments
you would understand Just how many
possibilities there are in this chlo sort
of a wrap.
ln the first place, we are all look
ing forward, more or less, to winter
time, and tho "wise ones" are seeking
garments that will keep them arm and
so guard against any coalless days.
These coatees, while they may look like
not much of anything, are really very
warm, as the lines conform quite closely
to the body, covering the shoulders,
hack, chest and oftllmes extending down
over the arms lo the waiat. Another
utilitarian advantage Is that not only
can the coatee be worn over a thin
frock, but over the serge dress or even
the suit lu very cold weather.
It U not Infrequent, nowadays, tha'c
the scarf which we have seen and ad
mired for several seasons Is made with
either slits for the arms or with shor
sleeves, and by this means the scarf Is
fashioned after the coatee.
The artist has made you a sketch fo.'
today of one of the newest fur wraps
fashioned on the lines of the coatee.
This Isf molcsklim, and Is In capo
effect, with long, pointed kcarf ends on
either side of the front. A roll collal
TattCAes tne neck, and the belt of the
ttar. encircles tho waist ana ties at tha
front, the pointed ends of which hre
finished with smnll balls made of the
fur. The toque worn with this coulee
has a crown of stitched felt and a
brim of velvet.
(Copyright, 1018, by Florence ftoie.)
Ask Florence Rose
If you want her own personal sdtlre on
materials, colors and styles auHabla for
you. Address Miss Hose, In cars of the
Evbmmi Ptsi-io Lkkier's woman's pats.
nnrf alf.addresed Itamtml .kv.i,m
for reply as sll inquiries are answered J
by mall, 1
: ., ,,,, i H, i .. iiv ,,,,ii,,,i.r : hi 'in ,r. ,n -, - -- , - ,iuii-b,i,ui.iui1 iiuli,i i,.u si., u.i.i. un
. :
below for the particular tjpe of outfit
used :
Minutes
Water bath, home-made or com
mercial 15
Water seal, 214 degrees 10
Five pounds' steam pressure.... 8
Ten pounda' steam pressure,.., 5
ltemovc jars and tighten covers. In
vert to cool and test the Joints.' Store
for future use. Tills recipe Is for maklrtg
syrup primarily for home consumption.
If the product Is to be sold, legal re
quirements as to labeling should be as
certained and compiled with.
Adventures
With a Purse
POl'NI) TODAY
A little tea Infuser that is shaped
like a spoon and ncta like a tm
hull
umerence neing tnat a top nts over tne
M'00"- w,11- "01aa e t,a leavea ln Ilna
enables you to stir It around In your cup
of hot water to make the tea. They are
slenderest purse, for their price Is only
thirty-five cents.
Isn't It fpn to watch baby slilash and
gurgle ln the bath lull? Mv! doesn't he
enjoy It, nnd doesn't he have a good
time with the soap and bruh a he pur
sues them from one end of the tub to the
other! Can you Imagine how pleased
your baby would be if he (or even she
for that matter) had a little doll baby
made of soap? You can get adorable
little soap Ketvplea for ten cents.
1 may have n strain of tie Oriental
In me, or I may have u kind nf primitive
instinct, hut I can't help It, I just love
beaded chains and iteck'nees. If you
like them, too. you certainly will want
to see the necklaces that I s.iw todRy,
They are of three-fourth length, consist
of dull beads, nre large, many-hued, al
ternated with long .metal filigree beads,
and at the end of the chains aio lillgrci
disks almost as large as a silver dollar,
or plaques of color to harmonize with
tho dominant shade In the necklaces.
They are only a dollar, nnd when you
try one on your dark tafft'.a dre.s, joil
will just naturally hate t hav-3 one.
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned In "Adventures With
a Purse" can be purchased, address
Kdltpr of Woman's Page, Evenino
Public Ledger, or phone the
Woman's Department". Walnut 3000,
Alum Can Be Used in Many Wajs
A little alum In the water used for
washing perspiring hands nnd feet will
alleviate any unpleasantness.
Alum Is used In thla way by an fco- i
nominal housewife wno preserves sum
mer fruit without sucar or vinegar:
Pick the fruits rrom the stalks and
put Into bottles,
Put one drachm of alum Into four
To Keep Out Moths To keep them
out of tho carpet pour strong alum
water on floor 'a foot and a half from the
edges before putting down the carpet, '
Sprinkle salt upon carpet before sweep-:
mg occasionally.
My "Come Again"
Sunday Supper
In the old days I woaM ham called'
It meat loaj. To". no7 a couple
of pnunfe ol Snely chopped lean
te and ens of chopped pork sea
soned and baked In a buttered bread
ptn, molded around three or four
hard-boiled eggs, laid end to end,
Dut we don't call t meat loaf any
more, Vou see, we add to the sea
soning a good two tablespoonfuis of
At Sauce and that makes all the
difference In the world, turning, "meat
loaf" Into what wo call our "come
again" Sunday auhper. '
It's delicious hot and oven better
cold. Jim doesn't know It.Vf course,
but most of my reputation as a cook
comes nut or my ooiue v iumj,
I cal It my mil
ilracle workerj Adv.
&"T"cold Then"'!,', 'ti e "bo'l U.V an 561 H 5 1 . '"' "mItINEE Taily
'fastenCthem t7g.it? Put Vhem"?nto a cop.' u "In'theHe'aRt'of" fflifj?'.""1
per of cold water nnd heat to 176 h. I "i IN Tilt. HUAiir ot a ami.
grecs.
III rfki .
111 rrf tLCA
Smj9jffmJa'
CrnlhlB In a real woman nlio knnii-s and nndenlsnds ilrls. tn tlit dtpnft
tntni she ptnmls rttir Is help thtm trlth the Intimate problem sonuboir easltr
ronflile In Itlter thn In nr ether wey. If yu are worried or perplex
writ to "Crntbls," In rnro of th woman's puce, Evenlnc Tubllo Ledcor.
Would Win Back Lover
'.i Ii'r Cynthln I sm a younit Blrl of
eisntrfn nnil went lth a younx man four
years mv afnlor for alx Tnontha. Throuith a
mlaundertannln. which wa my .fault. 1
in JIM po ,vtn, nm Rny moTf. v
Now. I would like to win him hack, but as
i never ape Mm I don't know how to go
aoout It. tt has been inmost elcht months
jso and I think tt. In too lat. Could t h-ar
by Tumday? -' x. T. Z.
I am sorry, but letters which were
nbead of youis hod to be answered first,
so yours rould not be put Into last
Tuesday's paper.
i Ji you think the young man feels
badly, too, about the misunderstanding
and you arc willing to acknowledge that
it was through your fault, you might
write him a little note saying that you
reel badly about the misunderstanding
between you, wh'ch you think was
brought about through jour fault and
you would'be very glad If he would come
and see you and talk things 'over. . Then
If he comwi o not get Into another dis
cussion of the misunderstanding, bdt
simply say you felt you were In the
wrong and do not wnnt to lose Ills
friendship. 1 hope you will be success
ful In your efforts. Misunderstandings
are hateful things and cause much un
happiness. 1 Jealous of Boy
Pear Cynthia t am a Blrl of alxteen and
in loe with a ynun man of sixteen. Al
thnuKh there la nothing serious about this
affair, yet I love him. lie la very eon
cenlal and everybody loves him: He acts
as though ha loves me. yet he Bora with
other girls while away from me. He Uvea
very for from me, and that an-ounts for his
Koine with other a-irls. We nil ret Jealous
la he rc-ny rlitht In solnic with two parties?
He la very upright nnd clean and has never
been known to tell falsehoods. Although i
he leve In him with all my heart. I cannot
help being Jealous. CUHI-S.
Yes, dear, he Is really right to go with
any number of girls and you must try
to overcome the Jealous feeling. You
see. unless you and he are engaged you
would have no right to expect hlmto
go exclusively with you. And ;you' are
both too young to be engaged or to be
sure that you are In love . with crxh
otheTT Cultivate other friends yourself.
It s much better to know a number ot
boys and girls than to go exclusively
with one. You know better the kind of
man you want to marry when you grow
older If you have met and been friends
with many.
In Love at Fourteen?
Pear Cjnthla ;! am fourteen years old,
and though I know I am too young to think
"Left-Over' Suggestions
Mush left over from breakfast should
be packed' solidly In greased one-pound
baking powder boxeti and covered, which
will prevent a crust from forming. Ite
move from box, cut In thin slices, dip In
dour and sau'.e In butter. Fried mush
Is at Its best when served very hot
with maple syrup.
With breakfast wheat preparations
stir In a few dateu, stoned and cut In
Pieces, about ftvo or ten minutes before
taking from the double boiler.
Cold boiled potatoes are often thrown
away, and yet white potatoes are very
good when made Into hashed brown po
tatoes or lyonnalsc potatoes.
For bashed brown potatoes, cut fat
s-alt pork In small cubes) and try out.
Remove scraps nnd measure the fat, of
which there should be two and a half
tablespoonfuis
tatoes are thoroughly mixed with onion
and butter, then let stand until potatoes
nre well browned underneath. Fold and
turn onto n hot pla'.tcr. If any brown
stock is at hand add two tablespoonfuis,
which makes the potatoes brown better.
Run Hot Water Over Coltl DUhcs
Kven In warm weather do not serve
hot food on cold dishes. Holding a plat
ter or a pile of plates under the hot
water running from the faucet Is a
quick and convenient way of heating
them sufficiently and makes all the differ
ence between a hot nnd a cold plate for l
serving.
rilOTOl'LAYB
The Stanley Booking Corporation!
"THE following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEV BMklntr"
1 Corporation, which Is a-guarantee of early showing of the finest produe..-1
tlons. All plctines retlewed before exhibition. Ask for the theatre In your J"
locality obtaining pictures through the STANLEY Booking Corporation '
AIL.-I,.. 12th, Morris 4 Passyunk Ave.
Alnamura Mat.UallyatS: Evg.U:43U
MAHi:i. NOllMANIl
in "Joan of l'uvrrsnurtu"
A Df"M I O 62D AND THOMPSON ST.
ArVJL.lA MATINEE DAILY
NORMA TAt.MADOB
In "DK LUXH ANN1B"
ADPAnlA CHESTNUT Below 10TH
ArVWALlA 10 A.M. to 11:13 P.M.
WILLIAM S. HART
In "8HARK MONROE"
1 DI I ICDIDn BROAD STREET and
L.UJ10!rLJ 8USOUEHANNAAVE.
WALL.M.TS BKin
in "THB FIRErt.Y OF FRANCE"
I71!DDn'Q5 MAIN ST., MANAYUNK
fc.lVlrfCJO MAT1NEK DAILY
CHARLES n.Y
ln "rLAYINO THE UAME"
FAIRMOUNT 20lV&'en.AnaVv-
Tom Mix and Little Virginia Lee Corbln
In "ACE HIGH"
CAMI1 V THEATRE lail Market St.
r A1V11L.I 0 A. M. to Midnight.
WILLIAM S. HART
In "THE GUN FIGHTER"
i GREAT NORTHERN nro?.d7si'uaVf ffi
ENID nKNNKTT
"A DESERT WOOINO"
IMPERIAL 07,,lt,tu.L!EVT..8TrI0.
MAItY Plt'KFORD
"M'LlHH"
I CAOPTR 'ST LANCAKTER AVE,
LtHAUUrl Matlne Dally
VIVIAN MARTIN
tn "VIV15TTK"
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THEATRES
- OWNED AND MANACIBD BY MEMBERS OF - I
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MU j5?o aaybt
FLORIA SWANHON, "pstIon of Content"
and CHARLIE CHAPLIN "The YVemsn"
CEDAR G0TU fc "da-y1
" "
POI ICITI I A1 Market lit. With & OUth
L1NA CAVALIER! - n-
COLONIAL a,n- StfA"Jri:riKftiV:
Pauline Frederick "' ""&Kn"
FUREKA i0Tii,-.'ijftKKT ara.
nii e: - . ... MILLION-
"vnj "'' 'Ollau DOLLIES"
By CYNTHIA
of loye, I Ilka a young boy very much.
He goes to the same aehool that I do, r
Thirty-atxth and Chestnut atrects, but Mi
one-half a grade below me. 1 will bo'
through In Tebruary, I am sure ha llkM
mo. but I ran't descrlon tne feeling which
goes over mo when he la near. Please tell
me how to act when ho Is around?
Can you suggest a way for wearing hair
which Is black and very curly? I will do as
you say In both matters.
riLun ETES.
You are In love with love, little "Blue
Eyes" and are much too young, to. he
thinking about It at till. You would d
well to go out of doors a good dehl an'
engage in healthful exercise, Play tennis)
ana goir. jt - r
Be perfectly natural when you meet.
thin Unv nnrl tallr tn hli.-i of the hnnU
you have read nnd the games youafef
playing. Avoid any sentimental talk, " "
There Is nothing prettier In hair arij
rangement for a girl of fourteen than
the side part over the right or left tem
ple, the hair fluffed a little over, thv
ears and drawn hack loosely from the;
forehead. Then the long hair should ;b'
caught back at the nape of the neck with
a wide ribbon bow or a shell pin, which'
comes for the purpose. sri1"
I dirinuft It Answered r
Pear Cynthia I noticed In Tuesday Tei
nlng'a paper where the person slgnee1
"Curious" asks you this question: WmU1
makes a girl love a fellow? And that ah4
him noticed good-looking girls going around
wllh Uftly-lnnklnff fellow. Why ilocsn'-t
"Curious" think nwhlle" why ne orWie
aoea with pretty cirls or fellows. Doesn t
her or she reallxe that these uclv fellow.J
mignt tie just as good as any or the prctiiv
ones? They want to have pleasure Just 'ai
wen as anv one else, noes "iiunous" ex
pect all of the ugly fellowa to stay at home
or somewhere so no one can see them? And,
furthermore. I don't consider any one to bo
ugly. Kindly print this in the papr so
"Curious" can read what one person, thinker
of her. ANNA M.
Pon't you think vou are a bit hard on
"Curious Z I do not think he or she1
meant to condemn a man for not being
goodlooklng. Perhaps "Curious" will,
answer for himself or herself.
i Gift for Soldier ' j'J
I)ar Cynthia Would youklndly tell 'twrt
what you think best to give a fellow who-i
la leaving for camp? Po you think a wiJV
watch or a ring would do? J. R.-y
A w rlst watch would be very aS-O
ceptahle. French mirrors arc fine and
hand-knitted socks. A ring is a FiteV
present, but not useful, as the other
three would be. ""
True Art
It Is when we reach the heart
That our writing Is true art.
Let our message then e'er be
In its sweet simplicity;
Just a speaking, soul to soul.
So It cannot miss the goal
That It started out to find
In some kind, receptive mind.
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There to let its mission drop, ,,,-
finly though a while to stop, ' "
Till again it's passed along
And another hearo the song, ,i,s
And shall pass It on, you see.
For Its Immortality
This, I think, Is truest art.
When the writing finds the heart.
MAIITHA SHEPAItD MPP1.NCOTT. "
Training in War Work for Womei. r
The University of Louisville will offil
in Its fall term several new coursss for'
training In war work for women. ,A. '
course of statistics, theory and prai't
tlca will be offered In the department tftt I
economics. . ?
In accordance Willi the request ort(nV
Soclety of American Mechanical Engl-'''
neera the departments of physics antf
cli Isiry still offer a course In testing
ma .enals and supplies. The depcrtment- .
of mechanical drawing will offer cou'rse's
1 ii druftlngfor women, .. ,
10.
Soldiers Soothe.
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Skin Trpubles
with Cuticur.a
y4t3. Soap.Oinrment.TsInimite earn. film. .
tgJT; pin of "Cstlears. Dipt. It. Bwtss." ,
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STRAND t!l"" Av al Venini0' E' oi-BroTi,i
JACK PICKFORD in "Sandy?.'.
333 MARKET flS fffSCT
Mttrc VA7iinri 1,T"
MME. NAZ1MOVA
in "TOYS OF FATE"
MODEL U'5 ?""! ST. Orch.itr.rt
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ROY STUART in "Wolves of the Ilordef1'
Added. "Woman In the Wb," Episode 12
DAI ArP 121 MARKET STREET'"
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MADOE KENNEDY
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in "THE FAIR PRETENDER" "1
PR IMPELS 10, MARKET STREET
riMlNIOO 8:30 A.M. to 11 :15 P.M.
WILLIAM DEUMOND
In "CLOSING IN"
REGENT UAIlK?T ASTMBct!.0 Vrxfr
DOROTUY DALTON
In "THE KAtaKU'S SHADOW"
RIAI TO UERMANTOWN AVE.
txlrU-" yJ AT TULPEHOCKEJf STi'
CHARLES RAY ,
In "HIS OWN HOME TOWN" 3J,
R1VOI I B-'0 AND SANSOM STS. J
rlVVJl-.l MATINEE DAICY
RHEA MITCHELL "
111 "THE BLINDNESS OF DIVORCE"-!
RI 1RV MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
KUDI io A. M. to 11:15 P, ,
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in "V'lVETTB"
CAnV 2il MARKET STREET
DfyJl 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT;
PEOOY HYLAND
in "OTHER MEN'S DAUGHTERS"
CTAMI CV MARKET ABOVE 18TM
Jimiuui H tl.l A.M. to 11:15P, U.
MAE MARSH ' -r
In "ALL WOMEN" ,
VICTORIA WSWi&r,,!
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ENID BENNETT """f.
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Douglas Fairbanks '&
MiynNJ r'" "KLOW MARKET .StTT" 7S
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