Evening public ledger. [volume], September 28, 1918, Extra, Image 10

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fevJBMSG PtJBMC LEDGEK-PHliADELPaiAi SATURDAY, SEPTEMBim 8 ita,
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IKING CONVERSATION GO AT THE DINNER TABLE IT'S BLANKET TIME SOLDIERS' LUGGAGE
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M Women Worry 'About
F Business Friends Some
to Make. Conversation Go Like a Breeze
OMt&BbDT bright oner said a siir-i
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Trnasiui UULIVa I" UIIC'IVUII'l ivuw
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threc-fourths conversation. You
lltd not think this exactly true,
ine hv the head of the houe, nhoi
'.taferrunts things Just when they nrc
!Sty started to know If the spenkei
X
VTWt nave wmc morn mum ,ui-
r But that l! beside the point In the
Trircllmlnarles of thN little article, Tim
SVieiel. stoiy Is at o mam dinner titbit's
-".thing never do Bet stalled Did jou
f'ffrrer g)t down, well. saj on the eve of
P t dinner part to some or ins menus
' i. And -wonder lust whv ii a dinner parti.
.nvhovv in the 111 nt plare It Is
.i alwais planned In the caiiM of u good
4 time. And on the afternoon of the)
' affair vou fluster around and wondei
" this way: Will they have n good time- j
f Anil while they are theie ou are on1
Sh rln and needle foi fear there Is go-
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And after they ate sone vou tos
Mi-oimd In bed for hours and wondei
r" if they did have a good time Dlnnir board foi tlompirs. foi om own CSen
V'r parties good times' Well It's all eial IV rsliiiiji and even foi Genual
ftecordlnc to wnetnei jou UKe nnrei i u m .t inmu " "- -i.tv..-
4aint.. I late ubout wai time It Is lathei
haul, thuuxh. on thn tnUIecloth whin
OF COl'USn this Is the daik side thev do as did one man with otlai
of the picture. It I- o laik Hid "' ,",b,ir,l,f,"n" "''raW linp"
other Mile N .illurlni; Some dlnne.s ' the nl white linen
nr thlnss of Jov and chirm You eel
tip from the table with a warmth rnill.SK a.e onlv little hmts as t..
around our heart and vou hope thev I -L maklnir convention at the dinner
will ORk vou .inln How to nnke , table Thev will open up othei ne
your dinner jiartles like that theie is I ntie If talk becomes rchoi il cnlv
the question. ' a meal It senerallv takes cue of
Klndl hum in conversation Is the ' itself a the- meal piosrese Thee
nnswer. What kind of thlncs do MiKKestion given In nnswei to i read
people our husband's buslnes er's icuue aie implv-bised on the
friends whom jou know but little, for'btoid pilnelple not that ou must do
Instance like to talk about- We can., the talking at jour own dinner paitv
not get awa fiom It. the thins that but tint oui- guests art- having the
Interests any human being most I best time when thev aie doing it foi
atranser or no sti anger. Is himself A jou
A Maid and Two Men
The Story of the Girl Who Was Left Behind
lh HUH. Dh)0 BAM IILLOU
Coeuriehl. lilt lu rnilie I.tdv'r Co.
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4srror knon vou do think n -ild
X Mrs flow land a sharp idite lo her
tktuflllv centle voice
"Xo. mother I ilon t tinnb anvminc
annul ii. rriurneo .uin
My dear, vou know lint Is not true,
ill ..uuinu .. '" tiini "". . ...... ,
nature would caue vou to wondei about
.vm,.va -a.. I....1. rti.i.T i, .iiii3iiiM,i iin.ir ..i, ,aia i... ..... ...i
H. In enlte of what vou av
Kt Ttuth was silent Theyvvereseated.it
V the little breakfast table, and Iluth, who
had had breakfast oarlv on purpose to
.( aold her mother's reproofs, had not
been able to escape ills, iwuianu nan
forestalled any step of the kind on
Jtuth's part. Motheillke I'ho wan ancry
nt Ruth's aroarent ltiuifferenc.e, sue was I
ure that If tne irutn were Known, mini
." v aitrei that If tne irutn were Known, mini nimrri-l ind .I.uk nil unm rr in .t won u he neriic.il as nam nut llie tile. t-.r Mam I hve been nun n n
had had a hand of some kind In .laik ulmie That was whv Hulh did not toin.li of nulnolikrv vvhiib I added toiireitd In the vvoinsn's 'Scliaiii. of the t)f r0(lt Uups Often It Is possible how-
i, pond's stranite dlsappeaiance from want to talk about ir of couise Whv the co it just ..bove the openiiiB of the i rV,rVi rnulh "m have helped o,"f'r to paitltlon off a room iltlui In
Jji" town. Xo one seemed to know where hadn't 'he thought uf thai before' limit Pooktts places this toit In a class of m,ny 0nurs and auswerel ro tnim nuea me toiiiei m at one end of tin- eellat
rVi aaek was and things were becltmlnK to might even know wheie .lack was bin dlstlntllon The embroldciv 's don.) in I tion .o I alo win nnpreii.te I ir vou i hp, tle ttnipeialuie m vj be ion-
fty-look strange People were lalklnc and hp ns , stlan.c Blll allll mohalll a beautiful ehade of soft Biav and the Vndm. directions for knUUnK.Kk..l 'rolled hv means of ouflde windows
E?,thdate ot the weddlnR was onl " had determined to keep it to herself tonlnn of the Kra with the terra-totta wri-tltts- I en knli but do not know bovr t least one window Is mieesiiv, and
rivuufl want vou to tell me the So perhoth did Air. no,,.,,,! ,eas- '"" ut "e suit Is in li.eif ,ot -ff .VVftV .K .Ls.tb" V In JJ," "' A'UMe S"r ,,B,,t "'",
Wratuiraitha0e,a,rVm1'o,rno:vh' ;re ''"'''''' ""'-- 'T he'L, hull. i I down IKVW " "".""-".auh mikes a be.tei door
Z, -But mother. 1 tell vou that I nnl "a" wronc thu she dirt not even pro-,,. ,,,. ., ,. ... ,. .. v, CONSTANT HB nKK ,luii concrete ol brick as a ocituhi
C (ell vou what I don't know- mvcelf ' ben Ituth aroe from the table. ,.,, h nalrim 1iell buttoned I should nee a. i . . vc uu ,ur rfmount of nioistuie la cleli ible Wallx
; "Ton" must know so.ne.hinR Wi, and saidsomethinc about he.nB needed a th" font "Ihe s,r,Kl l,iBh .oilar mv" sp'le'ls'so ifmfed na the' al- of ,,- sloroke toom nho.ild he p.ialle.
..ia irt ii town 1ut now when .downtown She even fcaid pleasantlv. . ... i. .. i.,...,i., c.i...,. ,n.i i. "..,"... i it,i i am eoinir to lo the walls of tlm eel III Ventilation
ii tople would be sure to wondei at It
nTvay. and not write ana icn jou u, h -,,Cc.a. . rJ h smM M, of icrra-cottH coloicd iiuartern at mia l '""'"; 7l,,i.,, "ul a" ,,lr ""ll '"""- "' """" "'" ,,,... ;', ,,
pome to say coodbje. ko that on mlBlit "Ves. It s Marjorle Bovvan You know , velvet, has the small brim Mied with them I know thev- "l" be ofw arced to or teII , eou , ,,ermi,,i,1B; cool air j""" """ "clml .;,, wc,;(
he an excuse when an) on, asked pr ma ant, fo R0 aml ,hr ., ,et brow xeuct. nnd the wines placed at " ' " ' '' and It will be much t0 ',,"', "a th floor levtl I, desirable I
bout him?' him Thev have a babv, but JIar- the front aie of the same color "s; ? direct for jou to lend for them P ect of liourd with a ho e the sire, u the vcket ihles into small pic ces.
-Mother. 1 don't know ' .0,ie has nlcntv of mom-v ' . ..... . ..... h.,r,i L,,i,i h. for me to do It feir von of the air pipe Is fitted In the window and let them stand oveiulRlit in brine
Mrs Rowland sipped her coffee and . Vlui ,ou think i,e Is dolus wrong-" I "'""' '" ,,v 'remei.c j( ufu'hU rtqu,f9 h hank and a half of in plice of one of the panes of glues stioiiK uioiibIi to float an isb In llio
..un .. i. t.,ii nm int.-, the lontii to t . . .. . ..... r .. .i ,n. An, ntiip nf socks Vnother o ino of class m , be icmov ed moi 11 nz sc.ibt .ill i,n nii .. ,.i .ii..
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5fS?."f.,Slha'K.b.n""r clltaTZ
although she did not understand what
It was that was boinermc ituin oi uw
knew that somethlnR was wrong. In
fact she had a shrewd suspicion of what
It was Mrs lowland attepthiR- pleas
ant, circumstances and avoiding dlT
M...vt. An,a nlmnit refused lo see
"vCM-ouhle until It was foued upon her
tl 'Then jou don't know where .Inck Is
fy Wind ne nasn I wruieo 10 on
aw T wo
e i? "And oll ran sun nieienu nine u
a"- ilon't care" AVhere Is vour pilde Whv
Fiven If jou dldnt e,aie foi Jack the
Ptlt ifosslp that this will ciue should huit
BrF.'b""" Pr'de If vou hive an
LJ.I Formeily It had alwajs been polb!e
Vgtjftr Mrs. rtowlanrt to reach Iluth anu 10
'-twSfluenee her I.atelv she had felt her
lijirSthorlty slIpplnB and she resented It
nvT-riiutU. Becmed temoie rroin ner inomrr
l .timnilt tn understand and ihaiy of
2 etin fide nee Mrs Jlonlind had alvvajs
nrlded herself on the fact that Iluth
was told her things that happened
l Tl.ls time Ruth's silence riled Mrs
kA Ttowlana to tne pcini oi anger, aim nn:
' sa almost in tears as she exclaimed
"I don't see how sou can treat me so
V ow I shall be miserable for the rest of
iy Ihe day with one of my sick headaches
J.'T0U Know now I iunn aiiii iiirm mil,
i- l..i- ... . I . .
: Kill you purposely anianuuii: in-
'Oh, mother, I don t mean 10 aniag
,ml, Mm' rtuth said instantly renent-
arit. Her mothei'e headaches were often
ak . 1m A 1tlAllts'lft tioalrlf
fiaj-ions aimrPi mi, .,nnw.inj .,,.
severe, still Mrs Rowland used them
jui an excuse to have her own wai ven
Please Tell Me What to Do
By CYSW1A
Something for Sailor to nwer
Dear Cynthia r am a nung slrl wnoiau eonnrtene in him anln
akea friends eaally and loaea them In the II N J-, follow my eiample anr ah.
i aatne manner
1 "!"' -."i ,.. , .... n.n.r t rp.,1 the
ho?a lament in a tn.U a fSrieuIng" I'our
mlVgulded outh' I will tell ou cunlliliig
sefuch, tnougn u worries mr is ni -,...
blight on my life
,In a certain number of a Joke magsaine
"".-. with a Ui.le thai i Ja.ki.
;Vioililn't ateal" fo vou wioiriou .""""
4,q our hearta from the gra haired woman
ifvbo advlaea jou to wear yuur aneaier anu
S.T-.,., .ka ,ll. .ml aha l,ikS 1QU III a,
j-tHo slrl who talis ou aha lovea ou In a
vulform to Iho one who naraclea iM-fore tbj
..
' i 'rwrriir in our gooa wnii nai w ;,
TV rtsi'a weo'blt flatteredT Oh e'
r , r know- a. Jackie whom I lled verj much
' 1..-J ik..l.i h llki.,1 me Nineteen and
Mvantatn affection nothiii? aerluua
i purine one oi imui ni " T"" . ..
, i mf opinion of a girl who would break an
Sr .SSiaMment (excuao the veniai ularl sun,
a fsillow no" 1 coureii tnai J vmuiu
3 MjiilJsr It a rather sluuuy Irku aim ne
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e inaoo an ensaac"""' """ " " ;
In .i.nlnr and then I aaked tlllll In
y atrealc. If b Intened to lome ll
ramar aiwrjr i i iwhissiiw. ','"'
mad to anologlie 1I then naked me
.....1 4.,&a.rf 1.1m im and I ualu 11U
aaoraad ail right and went bar to Iho
.. 1... Kara, AA nnmn out Nnd
fonur h stays awy tba more ( want
M.iaa l,,' It
Is here la my position I don ( rare for a
in uiiiiii i wsiui iii-ii ji' t'm
rather afraid to make new frlenda for
ITaavr I will bo again pnnoer nr nrer uie it.
lireitlher I am lauihctl at r with
'"Boa- can we fomit uu llw n ne be
aiyon when nur vraara in an nu and
, lavut ' noea ea i womiri
Hri
lert Is Hiiothei itiame leu Hie sailors
to. an
answer Wh n does ves mean jes
m siana ,or oeinai
, ' Mere Advire to H. N. E.
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YiMlIK IJI1 1MCS
Entertaining Their Husbands'
Suggestions Are Given Here
man cmi tilk about himself and his
experiences anil so lose hlmelf In the
....... .. ,...,..
J" or ' I'lilC conversation lll.ooiiri
M, uinK, ot roure, this applies to
Ills wife, too. Make people rmlnls-
cent and thev have the time of. their
lives. Ask a man. for Inhume, what
put of the country ho comes from (
i-crmips u is a small town i noon- iii
by saving voting people must havo
gieut time in small lon and -well,
who ian Mann him Hefor you
I know It vou will be listening to th"
iIiIiikh he did as a boj and as a outh
in the little old home town Tuin to
vacations .k vuin gucsis 11 mtv
have ever been canming Then vou
.might litet tactfully lead the cons ei
ration to the movie. ."motlles In th
movies and .lllTcieiict' In opinion about
them always make lnteiestlng food foi
vvoid
The nevei falling topic of convci
satlon Is tile wat I have maiveled
UL 1IIVU till I, ..,11-1 III... II ...v.l r... . .
with lolled up newspapeis and le.illv
quite settling; thlnss for the diiift
often
Wfiu nu
if
l!iu Hon t .ui ee" tlie Kill
tli ii I .lull i liki in talk about
i umiiiiii. wiiilii m ii ii. inn ii o, ii .in Hut ner Home is uieij m--i'-,
... .... i'" eaon Hilvantes but I iieluve thev , VtuselB fold tlieli wines anil i
Then )ou do admit tn.itnti feci hurt ,,,i ,.ff ih.t , 1, ,ei,a.,i in tlui Pdeu of the Wet
" "-iu
uuit iiook p i piii
Iluth 'hook hei lieml
Hut vvliv not Vou ilnuld feel iliat
...j .'u..h un i.j.v navi. iicii i
jou (jolnc to marry him" I
"e. I ni KOhiB lo marrv him mother, i
If ho comes back and wants me ' tint unit ins th.- inot wool inut be
Jl,- Itovvland did not ,,otke that the expensive
Kill nefcleitid to answer the other ques- 'I In. skin of iln Mill is plan, and .
tlon She was too much lelleved tojlioijs quite a decided slant rioiu the
dlscovei that there )as to lie no scJn-, hlpllne lo the lovvei tdgo of tin ski t I
da I and no postponement of Ihe wed- IJei au of this taper tovvaid Hit feet I
Hint- v.. rimii.f i,A .4....A.i i.. i... liiu. i.trt u tfi,.ii n ift v mliplpp nn.
nilnd. .lai k and lluili bail li.nl n lmoi' I
.-, ,muk, inoiorr, oui i uon i tnink
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J el
' r tilth I think vou take a gieat deal
on vour shoiildus when v,ou attempt to
take a man aivav from his wife and'
child
'.Not take him avva , just persuade
ilatjori.' in hend him ' I
Its all wrong I nav.nl approved of
it from the beginning; and now I Know
vou re not clalmc light I,et thf men
go vvhu must, but leave the men who
aie not called and who have home
ties 1 tell vou Ruth I am almost sine
that vour ridiculous work has caused a i
hrekt or some kind between Jack and
jou
'Vfotbei dear jou slmplv do not un
ileis'.aud vou couldn t unless vou had I
worked with lh n.nnl. n.l u.,1 ..
them when !he had tlnallv caught the
l,lPJ
Moo woik on then emotion.
No I don I I trv to gel thtni to
(.Qfl
Well I know i hat ts,L .na . .
" "" "i-
prove
rerhaps not, but I cannot lei Jack
rule my life, mother Afler all. it be
longs to me. doesnt it
"Vou It never be Inpplly married If
jou Insist on doing tnmgs of which jour
husband does not approve"
"We don't know much about happi
ness, anjvvay do we Ruth returned
She felt as though her mother had sud-
denlv tuined a knife in her heart
sM-ab.
On Momlar, the ae r
itonan
I lll laal letter na en convincing to m
. Int I i aultl nut resist iniw,Hiir I ,. ..i
.".' " V1: 7WU( "r nnouia n eer rrnvn
. hlmeeif fa e to inn ana in thn tr x,. J 12
' ..n, kind of . lrl It will if enou.h ,0 LI
ny artrrtion in sour heart for htm
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.
Moving l'iclure Ati'wer'
7" ,; n.Uor of II omos a pnu.
"ear ilaualll I am asking vour ailUee
n 0JUH maitera Would like to know wlier
. tn n l my rnuilng tlcture atorv Shoul.l I
I aa. al t a. II la. n.-. II A 1L ...l.a ... ..."...?
. "... . ... ..,... ,.r ..' luiru ,.r iiririiih.a
Pnr" ii vt
Look on the back of movlnr.nl, lure
magailnos for mines uf companies
vvhern scenarloa can be submitted, Write
In Ink. vvltli wide spacing between lines
I L unruiea apei
I
,. . ,,.. ,.
"on innj unr
Hear I'intliia - xeeinc u ... i,,,.
helped ether glrla we hve come tu jou for
bell
We are two glrla. sixteen and seventeen
Vs aro daughters nf a mlnlatsr IN ilu-s
not lelleve In glrlif being out aflar s o'rlocl
and thinks we abculd atay home and study
xe have aaked tn go out once In a while but
ho will not let u Ko plesae tell u what
to do HOkbTANO t)IJII'U;ri
1 am afraid 1 could not attempt tn
take a stand against a father who Is a
inlmstei. "loll must ask C'vnthla easier
questions
Tor Tender I'eel
if
vour fett ate pti allv
tendei
t),ev should be bathed even it'ghi 'n a
rnottiih full of warm water into which
jou nave put an ounce or norax warm
unit water In also verv easeful for feet
-vv nar is ii iius moinur. near anv-
t.tn. Bnnlnl i .-rf ' "- " . . ...r ..I ...... .A-t ff I . . . - ....- I.. - .. , ,' I 11 f IllHtlll Mltlt
that aie unaccustomed to standing aiiiiino ine iwr, me iirai win va rriuuieu
day And jou will Jlnd thlsj podr Monger Whether this Is necessary or bold puth, "I'm a good little boy Yr
sprinkled into the waTn bath-water will'not depend, upon the eOlclency- of thelse. that worm looked lonely, ao I rlv'
airord sreat, Ur: cooker, 'lm wUt" lata.
A TAILORED SUIT
THAT IS DIFFERENT
A Unit) f'mioii talk 61 Hornier fine
Mm
ftftH
iHftftftH
-'
I III "lilt would In ilc-i riliril a
klrnllv Inlort'il if it were nol for
the lillle lout Ii of embroidery
vtliuli appear on llic mat Jii-I
above lire pmkcl-
,nin t'IMi a tallortil suit thu mi lie
I I . ljat..iit ... uli In. I. lnll .1 ....I . i
l .. " .- .. t.n numn l.lllUlKl .lllll IKI
i Has thone knovvlnr little iuml.es Is,
son.e.h.ng of i orUl fee, vet , be.
lleve vou vv II agr.e with m iliu f '
ii. untiMfii'ii bui II ,i (OMiunif ill illi
orlslnal of Hie Nluidi of luilax
It l in til of ttirHuotl., U)ins of
. i.-..,.fir-,,i ,, ii i ..V.. .- r
1 "'llltlll Ulir ll.llll, ill. II -l 111 1-. 1
have l,en al.l, to .U,(,v.i velnms has
no ,h ,,Ih seo as ,l ont.riul for
sood-loi Mug ult Thin miv be other,
for less inmi. v Onlv llii IiIl-Iimi rr.i 1p .
wnni m iihii m in , nnc rnt nu r
eours. In oidn Hint Ihe surfaee m
..... ...n. ........rui ....n iAn. i. .. .. i . ..
iiiif ,n, iniiutiiui mill luun u (iiiiq
ueivyirllv followH at the pieseni hlj.li (
latlnt of law vvoid that the tv'Ntlle
nearanee The Jacket, too. I xupnoe.
wortli of vour attention
i imnrni i, n I lin I mil
AMERICAN CAMPAIGN
AIMED TO MASK METZ
Kn.-nn Is Likclv lo Ik- Cut
'
in l? i. :.. i.
Oil Kmin Force in the
Noilh
AVn.lilnr.lnii, Sept 2
Faced hv a smashing attack bv the
vmeilran Klrst Armj on the height of
the Aleuse, determined French pressure
"" w'1 J,un, ,bc5 "' ,,'1 ,n"e
foirest and a tlmultaneous Biltlsh thiust
I at 'inbial Iho Herman aimles on the
' " "l?i n ttont aie eonri onte.l l. a
men-
. tci iiiai m ii iiini..ai.i u ?rnu
aid lo nuikiiia ueauraiion mat ner
.trongest nlll could do nothing mav
havo had much to do with the dispatch
of eaco overtures bv Hulgarla, it was
thought
There i iiancei riiniiirh foi the eiiemv.
American otllcers said In the Franco-
American atl-ick, linked up as it Is with
the llrltisli drive As the thrust In the
Champagne develops It appeal!' most
nrniiaiiiB nipiii niint.r husiimt iii.
(ditect obTersought is to e,;d ,,;
'hattlellne. ditectlv up the Aleuse until
r
vi.rinH I Met8 Is masked and the ficiman armies one vvun lancv ooruers io int. inaiu to uussia ins jiisi mide a rormal dec
rj ""UuiroundhiK Ii Mttinllv separated fiom blankets- In atttactlve color comblna ,aratIol, ot frame's Intentions with le-
I. a . .. .. t lva X-lll ttm til At Hmc lit 11 1 Vf II .IS f 11 1 T
Uel lum nonnei.i i ..nice ami --' ""j;,,;;'; - "
The'piogres, mute bv ineial rer ' ,
shlngs uieii In then (list swift rush) When jour boj goes off to camp al-
was ttartllns in view of the dimcuU'1,0Kh his uniform and eaulpment will
nd bioken countrv ihtiough which the'1"1 furnished him there will be countless
drive waa made and cave fuither evl -
deiun of Availing Hernnn man-power
and also that Herman geneials again
were outguessed
s the drive progresses It is believed
the French fiont west of the Sulppa will
I become: involved and I he, onera Ion w
nerome invniveii and Hie operation will
ihe extended to the more open country
hefoie Rhelms The cutting fdge of the
i' v.;.-..": ;.. ..-.."i. ".".' :r:r r. : :
""'"""" """" iimicirs io ue ino
American advance on the Meuse It
will require minj olliiem think onlv a
comparatively limited further stride for.
Ufct .';? wTlhde,Vwart,ny l",nier-
lake a great wltlidiawal
Kulterecl Carrol
mi. and scrano small cm.ois n.,a
i cut In iiHnovv etilns Cook three ciin.
.. .1 . ---... ......
(uls of llie carrots In just enough water
I to i-over When carrots ate; tendei nnd
, only a. sin. ii ainoiuu oi vvater lemallis.
I ,uu a hu eapoonrui of butter Hook
lug watei has evaporated The carrots
will havo a delicious flavo, cooked this
way and none of the minerals will be
wasted. Mi lug beans cut in halves
lengthwise or parsnips cut In strips are
also good served this vvaj.
niunij. iiiiiii ,iiuwa, .ill ii, il- iriliaill
Mii'li in llie Tireless Cooker
One cupful comment. oth leaspoonful
salt, four nnd nne-rnlf tupfuls water,
mini, oi milk and WHtei
Iliinc the sailed wain to the boiling
point, add tlm meal idowli, Stirling all
Ihe time Put Into llie llielrss looker
'ann leave ioi nve in n nours u ine
ipa.. i.o.u.mi; .nr inum n ec. huu hihiiiiii-
I pall containing water before being place.l
The Woman's
Exchange
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
I. How I Ihowork ,t Ik recomlructlon
aids rllnd7
. hat la lhlr liirr?
1. llovv re the worawi f JVnnre In reeo-
nlr the work ol Amrlran vvomen In
the wur?
I. H ht Is lh strraro lain In flhl r
aoMler r aur.mtn atace thalr tntrsnt
Into mllltarjr lire?
. me i rvaluuie taal nlll be nnitl thla
llaUvufr'en.
0. What ".mart noTtltr In fur has made lis
appearance?
TESTER DAVS ANSWfcKS
I. Ihran dottora and au ntirae at Ihe VV- i
man'a OvetrHexa llAanltnta haie been I .
warded lb trench Oali de uuerre
far brarery.
VlUa Itorti K. TtmmDfton la aaiierlntendent
of be rmr uraa Cerp.
Natel little faaer or Drliea for tlrla at
Ike lamoutlaf nartr are aaihrl ina
made In the fnrm af aoda rraihera.
raejr are made at ea4Un. white aalin
and btann allk thread to mark the
denta.
Of eierr ten dellara anenl or a lionseiTire
Inn and a half ahanld to for train
food, breivda. rerenla. meal. iaanettl.
elr.i two for meat, flah and eisai two
for mllki two for frvilta and inetablea.
nnil one dollar nnd n half ror nundrlea.
nrh na fata, butter, oil, lard, saiar
and drinks. Theae aire fit-urea sub
mitted by the national war ailnc
lommlttee.
In fU bacon and etrs In a new and dell
rlona war arrant atrlpa of bacon In
multln Una, breaU the aita In each tin
and bake In medium oven. The whites
mut tie firm enough to make the whole
inpahape when remored from the tin.
In ualnc corn etrup aa nblltiile ror
lltar III jeilj-iuaainf uoe inrji-u""" ;
n( n capful ajrup to one cupful of rruli
Juice. In preertln nte cn'inl vjcltnt
uf avrnp and fruit.
Where lo Repiter Room
In lli fcdllei o w oiaait'j Paat
near Madjm - Some tlm at 'hers "
s paraaraph in .our lOlumn alvinc tlm aa
Ueia of P' whero one can reitater ana
pav twenty nve cenla to sat a roomer or
hoard.r ran jou slve the T"m.nin
lie " ii
Tliw buieau lefened to Is the Phila
delphia llureau of Hoarding ,H'-" I0,r
ilrls Otis ItulMlng. Sixteenth and San-
iniii etreets
Word of ''Killarnrv'
lo II ' I dttnr ot II omnii's Poor,
D.ar IaiMni VV 111 vou klndi; ir h; I
I nnnli tn the 0HB fnvuiea ,"""
Alo vhat ahouM vou e after u
inir.iiime.1 lu irraon u hav- nver aeen
li'fore" lm vou think It ver good form to
wrltlns papei like thla? Thank.nc uu
'or 'fi.mtrr, si-vpat briiooi. mm.
riier are foUl slanzis to lIUiriiiJ
UiriD ill? ivu. ...-.- - --- .-
"nil It would t-YiV'"! Tni'iM in.
J- u to f Iv. U em nil . I nU
public lll.rai 'Ihe tlrst icis.e Is as foi-
loWS
iu Klllarne s UKch and fU
Kin raid Isle ami wlndlnK biy
T..mttuiti iMf 1im .iiiil wooulnnn on
.......a..-.., .t.1, mI.iii
'"'" ,e,r "? all i,d
l,o;j ' Vamie.'n "Vr" wile!"'
) oot)rnt leaves on inanv Kti ml
tv 8 Homf luiiarnej
'liver fair Klllarnev
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,on haie'iitvei' .""r, i before make some i
. ... ... .-.. nuin.
t emark like II See 1113 niiaiifcc .', .'- "
ttoduced to a peon ou have Known r
well." or f am Klad to ee vou arter
heal ltiK o mm 1 i auoui -vou ii n nyi
"a'sht ITrnv SVoS "U d5ne
ijihouuli In visrtlme unlos jou are
X rltlttt; a vety formal lettei. co"l foim
mm fivi wa to conservation of papei
Write In Headniiarler
i ,i- i j.mrni tiomaa fuor
ask vou
to write to lied l io's head-
Alarguerile Clark's ililre
lo Hi' t d'to ot 11'oi.ioa i Vaot
lt1S
I'laae tell m .VUrsu'rlle ckrVt Mr"!
'.. ,?,., i
I am so gMd jou find the column in-
je?.V.nW
pi,iJ.r..t.askv Kiln, Corporation sSI
?'- ' .. .., -ii. .i ..in
h'lfth nvenue New
ork rllj
will
leaih hei safelv
Adventures
With a Purse
rotl.ND TODAY
I, lllankets for the tlrat algna of mid
weather.
. aeldler'a aullcane for a aoldier
1. aort nf paalo that nialcea bureau
draveera open enatlr and windows
g" "P.
44T VV'AS cold list night," sail, our
maiden aunt, as she comes down to
I breakfast with a shaw I about her shoul
dara Tlrst signs of winter' And
winter means pianKets. nave, jou an
that you need If not. It will pay ou
I lo !ok at the blankets offered In a
timely sale b one of the shops n he
prices begin at $5 60. and the pattern,
include most every kind, fiom the plain
ouu' u7 ' ' uc v" '?""""'"
ramp i im. ''
him to use ils (or rnajbe. vour) good
suitcase or traveling bag. nognlzlhg
the need for Inexpensive 'soldier lug.
gage," one of the shops Is showing an
elghteen-tnch bag of khaki. In appear
i.li hi- nf 1.1,1.1 It nnnenr
1 arce '
,at'on
ai'CO 11 13 me ciau "IUP hist .sou -
1. l ,1.. ......... ..V. ..... l.A -A.
leather bag. and It Is well bound
.n.i .imni. ih khaki cives it a. very
-,,., "!.:'-' ." , ,,: -i-
military nppeaiance, and the price
""
.,.,, , ,,, ,.e mm door,
and wllidows tint stlqlt. And how ex-
asperating an obstinate bureau or
,ecalcitrant window can bt only
she who has tugged and pulled and said,
I all the swear words up to "darn" oan ,
.. ... .. .
nuui iwi i tir- ...... w. .- ----- . .. -- --- --- .. ., .... ...nx.... ititu iiiuiii
appreciate, i am bure mat ine paste. -""" ,""., ,
lo prevent this condition roust havo been1 , 'he objectives of the Allies Is
made by a woman. One has only to see tll necessary economic help for Russia
the calm, superior manner In which the nat the sufferings and privations of her
man of the houso shuts with on hand Population have rrtideied very urgent.
the window on which one has exerted ur actions have alwais been ill,
every effort to reallie that such a dli-fcted toward the Interests of lluivla,
covery would never have, occurred to a We ar Klven full guarantees for the
man. All ou need do Ik to rub a htispeet of .Russia's Independence, sever-
of this paste on tho door or window In e'nty, liberty and territorial integrity."
question and all resistance leaves. And " " "
a Jar can be purchased for twenty-five' Onre Would Be Knouph
cnt .Some of the last-Joined armv recruits
do not lake at all kindly to route uuirch-
Teniler.llearie.l Y.uii). U,K- hlch. us everj'old joldler knovviils
leniier-llearieu , ouui Bp. t0 ,., fxtr,m,ij ,ryc to un-
Vou bad lad'" quoth soft-hearted trained muscles and sinews
Professor I'aiipan "What possible
I pleasuie could It give. ou (o divide
If Ihe.ihal earlhvvorm or. lo give It lis, pioper
name, that platttrsmik.Curnturrn'iatsm,
for I perceive that It Is of that tilbe"'
"I ain't a bad 'un," contradicted lh
bold puth, "I'm a good little boy Yr
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one i in kliaki arlette trcpr. The lines are Minple ennugli. Perhaps it
i the lonled liirrinii or ihe lianil of rirli e.il thai five the froik
umi'iial di'liiK tion. Il i vvnni liy Mi Uoris Keuvon, the vouni; million.
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HOW TO STORE AWAY DIFFERENT PICKLES
WINTER'S VEGETABLES TO SPICE WAR MEAL
, . . ..
oest l( I illtlllOII Ull It Kl,'cjtt.'(l Hl'finc. IC.IteX
in Corner of Collar Aau
I'Vnm ITuriiuct'
iool well ventilated lellai ciffers
(jood londltious foi vegetable suu.i,c.
but manv lellus me not well "illied be-i-ause
of poor insulation oi lack of ven
tilation t'ellire itintaltiinK furnniee aie
IHU.illv too warm ni too illy foi Morale
mav le eeciiitd b.v openlUK window
fiom the sash nnd it nn.ill hliigcil dnoi
tilted Ip lt pluce, which when open al
lows the heatie! air to i si apt In cold
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ed door and the
must be cloed 4
The windows In the storage room should
hi. daikened In older to protect the
xwubUs flolll ,0o imiUl ,ljrU,
";imK ,,a,tM '" "';""- b.
used as eoutalneis for the vnilotis vege.
tables but movable containers au imf.
,.,1.1
eialilf lo built In bins .is it Is possible
in lemove them for cleaning
pamphlet on stoinge of vegelnbles
can be obtained free bv vvrltlnc to the
National Wai ("nideti Coimnlsslun.
Washington t r Inclose two-cenl
stamp for return postage
GOOD WILL PLEDGED
RUSSIA BY FRANCE
Oflicial Statement Follows
Precedent Laid Down
hv U. S.
Maablnglon sept 2S
... ., ... . .. . ..
.n r.encn .overu n em. inroug ,
RcgnaUlt, the 1 rench high commissioner
i-pect to Russia denning the puiposo of
her Intervention In .Siberia, and heie-
utious lo the Russian mllllaij, political
and onoml(, sltimtloll ,, 8aU,
, ,.Tll(. flo,e bom11 ()f i,,,,!,, unltinE
Russia and France havo not been
affected France knows" the heroism of
, nuiisian s0,je.g aI1(, thelr B,orlous
actlon8 ulJnlf the nrst ear of the war
Vrar.t, ,,,flrtn, p ,. .,-.,, ,.
(h. fut' nf (h. ,,..,. ,,. .,
J as the other Allies, to respond to the
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upucti iioiii uio uuriuui uariies oi llie
"''""""" ""-". ""' "
population who are faithful to their
r..ireiiesj auo. resoivea io put an enu uo',
ls,he noIsh,.,w diROrganliallon. which Is
the cause of the dlsmembetineiit and
ruin of ItU.sla. delivered over to Her-
anv
' Ipimedlate leasou for our action
U to bring help to qur Allies, the Czecho-
Slovaks, whore- national existence we
have recognised and whose armies have
.1,1 -rttMl, niaf
One man hsd fallen out lluee times In
about eight nilles, and at last Ids company
sergeant majoi could stand it i,o longer.
'la.ok ere, my lad. ho said, ouie
Joined the wiong leglmeut ou ought
to be In the rojal flying loips"
"Why?' asked th tired one cur'ously.
"Why? asked tho tired one cur'ousl
'Vou'il only all out onco?thn ("
Tlt-Blta. , .....i
X
and In
bpit't'd c.priiit lo Folion-
ClMpCs, T(
.MihoiiRli plcliles do not loiiliin niiiih
food Miluc the Rive ,,ii uniluihbli Hplie
to the meal tint is often coiicolid of
liftoids in thes,. wrfitlnit di.vs Hero
aie a numhci of tcstnl iin. s r..r
Pliklis-repilnteil fiom I'litoilil Hevkw
im me nor iiiilictllt ol ii(lis0 (c
ill ike
Vliisturil I'Ukli.
I iiriily.fuu, im; (imniibris
On qunit MIC(1 lOIKJM
I II o UttlltfloHCIS
Iilo cjunifs rrrm toimilm
.Sir tirtrn ;ir;i)ri
Oni-half pound muvtanl
One hiilf ainitc ImmcrU lunula
7 Inccijuarlri ciipjul Hint, ,
' l ! Illqai
thoioughly MK the imistiiid, tiiruurlc
poivdci. Hour and sugai lo a nuooth
paste with one pint of thu vincgai , add
mis iiiixiura lo tlm lemainliiK v illegal
whlili has been biouglit in the boiling:
point Cook twentv minutes, add the-
veFei.inirs and, whin cold, plice In Jai
and mtI
I Pepper 11.11.
'J H rlt r if. (ijiel.v
lwlif ircen ptppen
rurht onion tin l;e f ,n,ill
'I line pints i innin
no i upfnh iiirui
Thin lent tublcsiooniils inll
lieinove tli0 white llbet and the sc-tds
ftom tli? ptppeis and peel the onions;
chop all flnelv, then pour boiling watei
ovei them l,ct stand live minutes and
drain i'ook together the v iiiegai, sugai,
and salt, add tho peppeis and onions, boll
up once tuin Into Bln Hired ins, and
seal cloelv
Heel Kelish
HO rfo CII 4IIICI bcc N "
One-half iiipfnl pulled Itumciiidiah.
Tu.0 bncfs o mcicc.
One lexel tttttlcsiouiut of oioiuic
t7lMyci.
.Sir ioic
One quart i nirciii-
Roll, peel and iluth chon the beets.
add to them the grated horseradish. Put
the ginger, cloves nnd mace Into a small
cheesecloth bag pl ice tlitm in a sauci.
pun, add Hie vinegai, biliig'to boiling
point and pom while still sea ding hot
over the beets .seal closclvand keep
for a week or two hefote'uslng i
. ( liow.t hove
One inccMiim-sitri rrii rcibliciut,
Our iiicdluiu sf:cd caullIoueiA
One ciicut dl'i'iy beaijs, v
One ait preen tonmfo'ca.
One cuart plehUny onions.
One cyiinrf small plrAlny riicinii bers.
hlx creen jicppcM.
1 ico cupfuli .salt.
7 ico quarts iliirflnr
One litblcspoonfiil celeiy seeil
One tablesjioonful muslatil seal
One-halt Uusp4pnlnl yinund inner,
Cut out the' hard toi. fiom tho cab
bage and shavn the labhagf llnely;
break the laulltlower Into lloweiettes:
remove ihe seeds fiom tlfc peppers nnd
cut the peppers and tucuinbem Into thin
slices. Peel the onions and cut the beans
and tomatoes into Miiall pieces. Place
all In p. largo open veesel, sprinkle with
the salt and let stand ov el night. In the
morning, rinse with cold water and
drain. Add the eplces, bcald the vine
gar and pour it over the vegetables. Let
stand twenty-four hours, then siald the
vinegar and do It again on the th,trd
day. Pack In glasses or Jais and seal
closely until needed.
bplred (i rapes
lUpht pound grapes.
I'anr rounds eupar,
7irre ciipnl t'liifflar,
'on i sticks cinnamon.
One ounce wholo cloves.
7uo blades mace
Remove and set aside tin skins of
the grapes , cook the pulp In tlv vinegar
wHH the splies tied In iliereqiMotU till
the giapis are soft Pass as much us
possible through u flue sieve, keeping
back the seeds Add Ihe skins nnd le
tuin to tho flie; when boiling, put In
the sugar and bag of spices. Cook till
thick and then put Into glass and
"V
"MUNITIONERETTE" LA UDS
GIRLS IN WAR INDUSTRY
Miss Eleanor Ilahcy Snys Women in Eddyslone Rifle Plant Aro
Loyal and Good Worhcrs, but Inclined lo Be
Extravagant in Living
AM1SS10X:U nmong tho munition
eers Ibis Is the avocation assumed
by Miss ttlennor Halsej', who describes
herself as a ' munltlonerelte."
Miss Hnlsey, who Is a giadiinle of
Swarthmore, Is tho daughter of Fred
orlck Y, llalsev, ISI Klngsesslng nve
nue, and for two weeks now has been
tolling at the Midvale Steel and Ord
nance C'ompanv's nddystone rifle plant
Part of the time. Miss llalsev wotked
on the machines, and found the work
Interesting. Now she Is In the empro
ment bureau, and Is doing welfare duty
among the thousand ghls nt tho plant.
''Thev aro line girls,1' she said to
clsy. "They nr lojal and good work
ers Hut perhaps all ot them don t
realize their responsibilities. And that
Is what I wish them lo do
"I want them lo undcistand that they
nte Just as essential as the men In
the tienchcs And If thev go about
their wcrk In tho proper spirit. It will
develop them Just as armv life develops
soldiers nnd bilngs out the best that
Is In them "
.Some of the girls have been a bit
unsettled by the high wages paid them.
Miss Hnlsey sajs. Five dollais a day
has been mom than some of them know
how lo spend wisely,
"And what I want to do Is n work
w Ith these girls, curb anv foolish In
diligence of tastes made extiavagant bv
high wage, and develop the fine sphlt
which aliei.ly exists" nald SIlss Halsey.
The welfare worker, who Is thirty
jrars old. went on lo decrlbe her
own etpeilence ns an actusl 'munltlon
erelte." hhe said.
"Being a munition worker Is very
different from what 1 Imagined, very
much betlei In fact. My misgivings,
w III Ii aroe fion prejudice, snobbish
ness nnd a total Ignorsnce of all fac
tory woik, woro overcome onl bv my
strong love if adventuie nnd my great
desire to get as close to the tiring line
as tho Government would allow.
"That deshn to get to the firing line
began to be fulfilled Ihe moment I set
foot lit the train mj first morning as
a munltlontri-ete. In that regiment of
workers on the station platfoim, there
was one meinbei f mv company: at the
I farthest end of tho platform was one
I lone vvomin The toes of mj" shoes
' surelv muit havo skinned the heels of
her shoes, as 7 fellow ed her Into the
train and through foui oi live coaches
tilled with men, men stunning, sitting,
squatting on the flout, crouching In coi
ners, leaning against companions, bend
ing over seat backs or sprawling out on
the floors of baggage coaches in eveij
posture tho liunmi atiatomj can assume
Thtse who wcte not si. cplng, were
smuklng Right thtough the xnuk and
flip, through lire and smoke, that girl
led ine stialght Into Xo Man's Laud
At the teal of the ttalu was a coach
I evcluslvelv foi vvomen emploed'in inn
nltlrn pi nit
Cont'nulng Miss Halsej- said:
"When I teached the rifle plant I vv is
.ikon w th 'he others to one of the
buildings We did not need .i band lo
complete the pitade, hi cause the mjrlad
of wheels ovethead. set up a noise tint
had the i-eins loar outclassed nt a
lotlo of ten to one I nevet heard
Huh a din In my life, and I began to
vvonde how niv tviupanlc! meinhiane
would hold cut 'Ihe ocenn-llkc loai was
woise on the second flooi, where, as If
tn follow out tho seishoie impression a
jcsged-ln loom such as ou see In sea
side buhhouses, wjs located Here each
. glil was given a uniform of khaki con
sisting of a bloomer costume and a csp
'With these costumes In ouf arms we
weio miiched to the third floor where
(he ocean still roared, but no bath
, houses weio In evidence In fact, one
might have supi-ised tint wo woe In a
dnirj oi a lauudrv, for there was m
appearance ( i tea in separatois all
mound and u rtiotig smel rf Mniulav
morning In the all Rut It was neither
separator nor Mondaj Just soda water
mining through tho machines c cool
tho e listings and wash away the filings
The extent to whiili SIlss llalsev s pa
triotism would lead hei maj be Judged
from the following
Would Wlllluil.v Kill Huu
n acquaintance of mine who had
puilttst tendeneeis. once asked me In a
hen Hied tone. 'Would Jou wllllngli be
11m in. mis of klllliur a man Miss Ilai-
' sev sal.! "My leplj was Xo, I hope
! heaven mav guaid m fiom killing n
niain but I certainly pray heaven will
Mvo me slieiiglh to kill a Huu; a Hun
Is not a man And so 1 am n Hun killer
and intend to be n Hun killer all uy life,
without any fiat if breaking one ot the
Commandments '
"I must tellou of the luncluooni be.
fnie 1 tell vou of the woik done bv the
women' Miss llulsey said witlj enthusi
asm '"llie lunchroom Is In keeping with
the dreetdiig. mom, large and elemi It
Is more immeine I linn large, more like
two laigi looms tluown togethei, with
a smaller loom tn one side for the vol
cued emploies At Ihe enttancc jou
get a Hay from a gient pile; then jou
pass Into the counters (which are nr
tanged in a hollow square) and between
them and, a tailing down a narrow pas
sage nnd thiough to the sections where
the tables are arranged. You grab what
jou want from the. counters as vou pass.
show j oui traj ful of grabbed "jcrub" to
the cashier at the entrance to the table
section, lecelve a check for the amount
jou owe and pass III
1 I'liei method of pajment Is that of
, ehuich fall , jou get In flee, hut paj
to Ret out, because when jou finish jou
must pass by another cashier to whqin
vou give our check and moue.v. It geu
eially rosts me something to get out, be
cause I find evetjthlng so good that 1
grab much moie than I Intend. The pi Ice
of the food Is by no means high ; in fact,
It Is unusually leasonable In compari
son with the price paid for the same
thing In other places The food Is ex
cellent, well seasoned and In variety and
abundance,
' My first task was to file off the tough
end fiom n small stick of steel. My
bauds were soft and soon sore, but the
noise of the file over the steel edge re
minded me ro much of a hunting dog In
hot pursuit .that my sole hands were foi
gotten In thu Idea that I had Joined the
pack of American 'Devil Dogs on the
trail of the Potsdammers After testing
my ability for a vveelt at the filing desks
and finding that It shovvtd strong signs
of Inability because of undeveloped mus
cles, I asked for a machine. The ma
chine seems easier wr mt, but a fair
test Is the only means of finding out. If
not this machine a lighter one will Le
given me. Fiery worker Is given a Just
'opportunity to find the work which Is
most suitable In the respective depart
ment to which she has been assigned.
Unfortunately, many 'quit the Job' be
fore giving It a fair test tn return for
Ihe Just opportunity, thereby making
tho boys' return to lloboken farther off
than evei Ar.d it could be lloboken so
soon If only 'qult-the-job' policy were
eradicated from every woiker's thoughts.
Wh Some' (llrla Hull Job
"I lie policy of 'quit the Job' on small
putext," Miss Halsey Bald, "Is sdue
largely to th fact that many of the
workers have not awakened to th true
mvanlng of war. They find the worK at
tin factory so different from what thay
have, been doing, a little btjond their
strength nt first, that the- ! aitt-Miir.
nged nnd refused to wait Until they be
como accusomrd lo It. Of course, they
hre, unaccustomed to It. This Is war.
mid we havo not been accustomed lo
war: not even to thoughts of war. Tho
quitters are not rcnerallv quitters at
Heart, only quitters on all thoughts of
war, nnd thev have not come tn rrallzn
that they must be stickers to war. and
not qulters until Germany has finished
thinking thoughts of war. For the flrst
rew dais at tho factory tho new worker
feels pretlv much like n joungstcr who
has been thrown Into the mild pond the
first time and told to 'doggie' for shore
Rut learning to swim Is a mighty short
step from learning- to 'doggie,' De a
cievii doggie or an American. even
though ou cannot be a devil fih
"With reference to the morale In the
plants," Miss Halsey commented, "It Is
my hope that before many weeks have
lapsed a new atmosphere will be ere.
ated In the munition plants, an atmos-
imere or not mero money gains, but Al
lies' gains, there are many women
who are verv nnvlous lo Ket Into war
work, but who, because of certain obli
gations nnd necessities, cannot give
their time to such work ns Is done by
the Red Cross or Kmcrgency Aid at
the expense of their own maintenance
Th, too. wish to offer their services
gratis, but If thev did It would be a
case, of the blind leading the. blind ;
they, too. would fall Into the ditch. Rut
there are splendid opportunities In the
munition factories for the self-supporting
women who wish to 1nln th mnbs
There Is absolutely nothing degrading.
iiuiiuiig Humiliating about the work in
these factories. There i Khsntm.!.. ....
objection to be raised against the first
inu.es m tne land worklnr In a munition
plant. Indeed. It Is these very women
who air needed: women who will ere.
ate the same atmosp-iero of patriotism
In the factories os was created on the
farms, women who will see and make
otlieis hce that no longer can wo sav.
Met) must woik and women must
weep' wrthout working ulso All of us
must do bomethlng vitally essential lo
biltig this war to a speedy close. The
gills and women bcoame faimerett.s;
why not become mutlonerettes? '
re-enforcemenSdue
suffragists today
Filibuster L'mplojcd to Post-.
pone KuIIchII Unlit
Help Arrives
W nOilnclon, Sept. i
Apparently lacking one vote of ihe
necessary twcthlrds majority to pass
the woman sufTrnge .amendment .at this
cs,n of Congress llie pro-suffrage
foiee. in Hie .Senate jesteidaj success
fullv flllbusleied o postpone the roll
call, and the Senate adjourned with
the amis tlucalening to contlnuo the
di bale on the meisiiio and further lo
dtlai a vole until net week.
huffing leaders In -,e Senate sud
dcnlv ill-covered that Instead of Hie
thli t. tin ce Republican votes which
he.v have been e-vpcctlng. the fcusan 11
Anthoni resolution has the support of
onlv thirl-two mlnorl-y members
The Immediately launched a flllbus.
on'"? 'a5.'.!"0 rte unl" "tor John
son of California, and La Follette. of
Wisconsin, both Republicans, arrive io
ttcnethen their forces Senator Town"
eu,l Republican, of Michigan, ano-her
.XTo'da0 "1C a",e",Imei,t- " "i
Nator Plttman of Xexn,.a. disclosed
i .suir.aglsts will have one less vole
than they vvcie counting upon, when he
U.aiged that Democrats supporting lit
...nendmen- had been t.lcked by he lie.
Publicans ,nlo biinglng Jp ,e resolution
in tills tin,., with ,he p.onilse that the
llepubil.ans would deliver IhlAy-three
I'ouble I'rne
Sou;!,1.;'11,,aiVoiv,ine!,,i,yamkNder,
It was market da, and several neo.
Hi wo, uvvultlng their turn, when the
agiicultuilst. who was wealthy, hut in"
c Incd to be mean enleied and addressed
the barber as follows' '
"I say. Hillv. farming pas very badly
nooadavs; thou ought to shave us for
half price."
"Xnv, nav." said Ulllv. who knew his
business well. "I ought to hev double
price now, for farmeis' faces are twice
as long as they used to be." Pearson's
Weekly.
CulicuraSoap'l
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Complexion
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Sample etch frc of Cttdairt Dopt 4 L, IhUi "
When Mr. Hoover
Says "Conserve!"
When Jfr. Hoover asked all us
housewives to save food, I signed
one of those pledges saying I'd
adopt the Federal scale of voluntary
rations. Jim didn't like It a bit at
first. He said that what with buy
ing Liberty Bonds and War-Savings
Stamps for the Government and
working hard all day, a man ought
to be allowed to eat enoush when
he comes home at night, nut now
he eaya he's glad I'm economlttng.
It saves motiey, and besides, we have
all kinds of new dishes that we
never used to have when we had
meat every night. You see, when I
give him these extia Utile, fancy
things he doesn't notice how seldom
we have meat.
The other night we began the meal
with a delicious hors d'oeuvrt. eon--slatlnr
of a piece of toasted war
bread cut round with a slice of to.
inato on It and a strip ot herring
across the tap. I served It on a let
luce leaf and sprinkled just a few
drops of Al Sauce over It, Jt was
Imply delicious. The net night t
had celery stalks stuffed with cream ,
cheese. Into which 1 had beaten a'
ttaspoonful of Al That wonderful
sauce ought to be advertised en
every food poster tn the country,
There l nothing like it for economy
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