BVENINQ- LEDGlSE-PHItADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 191C.
'SEWING ADVICE FEMININE INTELLECT SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION CORRESPONDED
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IS WOMAN'S MIND INFERIOR
TO MAN'S? M'LISS QUESTIONS
Modern Psychologists, Having Got Over Surprise
That Women Can Think, Now Consider
How She Does It
HAV1KCJ admitted finally and with
great show of reluctance that woman
has a mind, modern psychologists and
other thinkers of deep masculine thoughts
are now having tho time of their Uvea de
ciding Just what sort of a mlniMhls feml
nlno organ of mentality Is, any way.
Mr. Havclock Ellis, that brilliant ana
lyst of our sex and Its ways, contributes
In tho current Atlantic Monthly some In
teresting, albeit maddening, data to this
subject.
"Most people, l'ho writes," whether men
or women, seem to have felt that women
had little Uso for mind! It uas their hus
band's business to furnish that; their part
was to seek knowledge, as thoy were
taught to seek God, through men. Tho
sphere of women was generally held to
be as It still Is commonly held to bo In
Germany, though today no country Is so
actively engaged In disproving this stnte
' talent children, church, cooking."
It Is curious that tho creatures who so
, preened themselves on the exclusive pos
, session of tho world's gray matter' did not
bavo tho wit to sco that they had relc
' gated to women threo of tho departments
of Ufo for tho successful conduct of which
tho highest kind, of Intelligence Is re
quired. Women got tired of having It dinned
Into their cars that theirs was tho hand
work and that the hcadwork of a sus
tained kind was Impossible of achieve
, ment to tho feminine sex. They felt
they'd llko to test that out. All over tho
world thcro grew an alarming unrest
among tho women. Thoy Invaded tho
colleges and, almost as much to the
surprlso of themselves as-to tho amaze
ment of their malo competitors, thoy did
well. Brains of which they scarcely ex
pected tho exlstenco worked very well
In many cases hotter than mascullno
brains. These women found, too, that
thoy could "buck" tho business world
With an astonishing meed of success, con
sidering how they had been taught to
bellevo by Schopenhauer and others of tho
misogynist class that they werp mere
"breeding machines."
"But theso Intellectual women," tho men
Letters to the Editor of the "Woman's Page
Address nil communications to M'LI,1. care of the Evening Ledger. Write on one side
of the miner only.
Dear M'Llss I would like to have somo In
formation about tho new reducing costume. I
would like to know tho name of It and also tho
price, nnd also where It can be bought. X have
been looking for such a corset for a lone time.
A. P.
A stamped, self-addressed envelope,
please.
Sear M'Llss Will you kindly publish In your
column the rudiments of tho iramo of chess?
' X. Y. Z.
&wna Is played by two persons on n board of
64 squares. H. by 8. Earn plaer has 1(1 men:
tent pawns, a King, a queen, two bishops, two
knights, two rookn or castles. The queen nnd
klmr are placed n the, -middle squares of the
back line, tho queen on her own color, that Is,
If black, on a black square, and If white, on
a white (or red) square. The bishops aro ad
jacent to the kins and queen, the knights ad
jacent to the bishops, the rooks adjacent to the
knights. Thus there Is a donk at either end of
the back row. The piwns are In a row on the
row in front of the other pieces.
The queen Is the most valuable piece on the
board. Hho can move diagonally of rectlllnesrly
In any direction and as far as she likes. The
bins ran move one snuar" In any direction. The
bishop can move diagonally In all four directions
any distance. The rook can moo rectlllnearly
In all four directions any distance. Tne knight
can move two squares rectlllnearly In any direc
tion and then one nquare to right or left, or ono
square In any direction rectlllnearly, and then
two squares right or left. Ills move Is thus
alone the lines of an I., starting with either
the long or the short bar of the L. The puwn
can move straight forward two squares on Us
MARION HARLAND'S CORNER
Will you please send me the address of W.
O. L.7 I want to And out about her hard-soap
recipe, MRS. A. T. 1',
As the recipe donated by W. "G, L. re
quired no reply her signature does not figure
among our "to be answered" names. As a
regular reader of the Corner Hho will see
your letter and respond through our column
or send to us for your address, which we
register In that expectation. We should
like to share In the Information anent
Eoapmaklng. For laundry stuffs are also
"going up," and frugal hpusemothers are,
learning how excellent home-made soaps
may be In skillful hands. Our grandamea
used no other, Have I ever told my sister
housewives that one of my1 wedding pres
ents was a large box of home-made soap
SO years old and almost as white as snowT
WbjttnoVrenevMthe Industry?
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Would Trace Family Name
I should like to know, through the M. II, C,
What steps to take to trace genealogy In one's
own family. I had some ancestors In the
Revolutionary War, also In the War of 1815,
X should like to know something more definite
about them INQUIRER.
If you will send me a stamped and self
addressed envelope I will put you into
communication with one who can help you
trace the family line, provided you have
the names and residences of your ancestors.
A Lot of Queries
A fellow sprung a lot of questions upon us
at a club meeting last night. Soma of them
none of us could answer. Ho I am passing
them along to the Corner. Here are three of
them. I may refer more to you If I can't
work them out In some other way. What
American President was nicknamed "the Old
Alan Eloquent'? Vnat President was called
"Old Itoush and Ready"? What President was
nicknamed "Old Hickory'? What celebrated
orator was made governor of bis native State,
besides holding successfully five offices under
the American Government? I should be more
diffident of sending In these queries If you had
not said a while ago that the "newspaper Is
the people's encyclopedia" and that "the SI.
II, C. la proud to be one department of it."
(JKltALD A. C.
May I preface our effort to reply satis
factorily to your series by the expression of
a wish that you had read the Corner
often and carefully enough to prevent you
from writing upon both sides of the sheet?
X count confidently upon your recollecting
In future our rules upon this head. You
are young and memory is plastic In youth.
I wish; older correspondents would do the
tame, Now for your catechism. "The Old
"Man Eloquent'' was John Quincy Adams,
Superfluous. Hair
It Easily Romcved
MAN DO
The underarm ef every
woman should ba free from
b&r growth Gt the pre$
ri at any store today.
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cried out, "aro tho exceptions." And thus
they tried to save themselves from hu
miliation. Now, however, Ideas concerning child
culturo and cooking and churchgolng
have undergono a revolution. Womau'o
work Is no longer put In tho class of mere
manual, mechanical labor. The study of
the proper euro of tho child has becomo a
matter for tho serious consideration of
tho colleges. Cooking Is a flno art. Even
men do not scorn to learn and practice
It. And as for theology, man has coma
to realize that ho must cave his own soul,
slnco his wife, with her thousand and ono
modern Interests, has no longer tho tlmo
to do doublo duty In an endeavor to savo
It along with her own. "Women now will
accopt "kinder, kuchen und klrcho" as
tho chief elements of their sphere only
because they have been placed on an In
tellectual basis.
Mr. Ellis, however, in his discussion Is
not very flnttcrlng. Ho resorts to tho old
argument that the mind of man is, all
things considered, superior to woman's
becnuso thcro have been moro malo
gonluses In tho world than female ones.
Ho does not, in all fairness, neglect to
Inform us that there are llkewlso mora
malo Idiots. But with maddening persist
ence ho points out that "women aro nor
mally nearer the threshold of Idiocy than
men, but are ablo by their precocity and
cleverness to disgulso tho fact"
Personally, I hold that a sex which can
disgulso from another sex (admittedly, by
Its own memboirs at least, tho most intel
ligent and Intellectual) that It, tho former,
Is ncui' tho threshold of Idiocy Is well
equipped with gray matter.
But Mr. ElUa leaves us ltttlo ground
for self-complacency. If wo are smarter
nt school and at college than our mascu
llno co-students, It Is merely because we
develop earlier. We aro the hares In tho
race which tho tortoises win. If we suc
ceed In business as well as and sometimes
better than our masculine coworkers, it
is becauso wo aro granted special privi
leges. Tra la, la la la. It is to laugh uproar
iously. M'LISS.
first moe, nnd thereafter ono square forward to
th move.
Pieces cannot "Jump" other pieces as In
checkers. To tnke enemy pieces, a piece moes
(If It can) to the place occupied by the enemy
pleca and removes It. then assuming that squaro
as Its position. A player cun move only one
pleco per movo. All the pieces make their nor
mal moves when "taking" except the pawn,
which can only take a piece which Is diagonally
In front of It. either to right or loft. The king
enn nover be taken, but Is said to bo In check
when an enemy pleco Is threatening It, that Is to
say, Is In such a position that It could talto the
king If It were subject to belos taken. Tho
king must always at once mbvd out of check,
when checked. If tho player 'checking calls
"check." That Is. he must jnoe to a square
where ho Is not threatened. He Is check mated
when enemy pieces bear down on him In Buch
a way that he cannot movo without being still In
cheek
When "mated." the player1 with tho mated
king loses. Hut It is "stale mate" and a drawn
game If the only move n player has Is with his
king and that move Is to go Into check.
There are two exceptional moes to bo noted.
One Is castling If the king and a rook have
not moed during the game, nnd If thero aro
no pteces between thorn, tho king can move two
squares toward the rook and the rook take a
position on the other side of the king In the
adjacent square on the back row.
The other exceptional move Is In pawns. If a
pawn has not moved and then moves two Bauares
as Its first move, to u position adjacent (rec
tlllnearly) to an enemy pawn, the enemy pawn
can take It by moving Into the square directly
behind that to which the first pawn moved, Hut
It has to do this. If at all. immediately after
the first pawn moves two squares.
"Old Rough and Ready" was General Zach
ary Taylor. General Andrew Jackson was
affectionately nicknamed "Old Hickory."
Patrick Henry was made governor of his
native Virginia in 1776 and again In 1784.
He was a member of the House of Burgesses
in 1765, of the Continental Congress In
1774, of the Virginia convention in 1776.
and In 1778 was a member of a "ratifying
convention" summoned to act upon the con
stitution. Wants Old Song
Upon reading your page I see so many being
he ped I have been wondering If any one could
heln me get a song. I do not know the exact
name, but think It Is "Death Is Only a Dream."
The verse starts like this: "Why should wo weep
when weary ones rest on the Ixmom of Jesus
supreme?" Chorus: "Only a dream, only a
dream, and glory beyond the dark stream " etc.
I have looked In vain for this song for a long
time and would be most grateful to any one who
can help me, SUS3 K. A. L.
Referred to a constituency which has
abundantly proved Its ability and willing
ness to run down and bring to light obscure
and unclaimed verse. We hold your ad
dress. In a Gondola
The bee's kiss, nowl
Kiss mo as If you entered gay
My heart at some noonday,
A bud that dares not disallow
The claim, so all la render'd up.
And passively Its shatter'd cup
Over your head to steep I bow.
Robert Browning
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Tho Jacket nnd belt open on the right sldo and aro fastened with whlto pearl but
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be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope, and must mention tho dato on
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SUFFRAGISTS OF SOUTH
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Will Tell Meeting That Dixie
States A.re Not Opposed to
Giving Women Vote
Dixie's fairest daughters will take an
nctlve part In tho convention of tho Na
tional American Woman Suffrage. Associa
tion at Atlantic Cits'1 on September 6.
They wilt bring with them some "Inside
Information" on what the Southern politi
cians think of suffrage, nnd on their re
port to tho convention will depend what
ever decision is made for future suffrage
activity below tho Mason-Dixon line.
So importnnt Is the South regarded by
the suffrage leaders that 'one entire eve
ning session of the convention has been
set aside for a presentation of tho Dixie
suffragists' reports. The night of Septem
ber 7 will be ofllclaly known as "Dixie
Night," and It promises to furnish ono of
the big surprises of the convention. On
that night tho delegates from all parts of
the country will get some first-hand In
formation from Southern women on how
the South stands on suffrage. According
to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of
the National Association, the Information
will not be displeasing.
Details of tho Information which Is to
be presented to the convention by the
Southern leaders nre helng Jealously guard
ed, but It Is admitted that there are sur
prises In atore for those who believe that
the Southern States as a whole are opposed
to granting the ballot to women.
Among the representative women who
will speak "Dixie Night" and tell of the
strides woman suffrage is making In the
South are:
Mrs. n. J Cunningham, president of tho
Texas Woman Suffrage Association; Mrs.
Edward McGehee, president of' the Mis
sissippi Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. Llla Meade Valentine, president of
the Virginia Equal Suffrage League. Other
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Mrs. T. T. Cotnam, vlco president of the
Arkansas Woman Suffrage Association,
and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Smith, presi
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THE WOMAtf WHO SEWS
nndrri tho Wr tJI,re,,i
iroUfms win aidreti 'A'e4:i?r, '?
Paris had not prepared us for this. She
had sent out bulletin") about fur, and more
bulletins about fur, and we had resigned
ourselves to pawning the family. Jewels
and "hocking" the family plate In forder to
have a bit of raccoon or seal or ermine on
our frocks nnd suits and hats, but she had
not let us know In advance that If we
wanted to be really up to the mode we
would have to Invest In yards and yards of
Last year presented fur problems dim
cult enough of solution. Thero were fur
hems and bandings to be nchleved. This
year not only nro tho collars, cuffs, belts
nnd hems of smnrt gowns to show fur, but
entire sleeves aro to be made of It. More
over, at the recent fall openings In Paris
fur was used for the body portion of
frocks nnd cloth suits hot and expensive,
but fashionable. Need more be said?
Moleskin seemingly will bo the most fa
vored pelt, particularly when fur Is to be
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Dear Madam Can a white taffeta and
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Write for a copy of tho booklet
"InfluencD of Early
Environment"
It is a compilation of a few letters
received from former pupils and
patrons of tho
FRIENDS' 0ENTRAL
SCHOOL
The dntly association and environment
of a child are the most powerful influences
in character-bulldlnff.
The results of tho School's work, since
Its foundation in 1845, are Us prominent
citizens In every day walks of life.
YrTUTE FOR YHAK BOOK AND TEnSIB
Schools open Oth mo, 20, Enroll now.
JOHN W. CARR. Ph. D., Principal
15TII AND nACE STS PHILADELPHIA.
ELEU&XTARY SCHOOLS OF TUB 8Y8TEU
13th and Itaco sts.
3Sth fit. and Lancaster Ave.
17th St. and Olrard Ave.
Greene St, and School Lane, Oennantown.
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tha foremost speech specialist In the
country l'.'S other hlEh-erada courses
Commercial, Engineering, Pre
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Register Sept. 23-80. Begin Oct. 2.
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In making a decision. T',i
A professional cleaner tells me that good
results have been achieved In dyeing taffeta.
Dear MaJsm 1 have a ;P'f H'nnd
n.vyblu rcrg-e. mads Tjlth 1 lf"tff'X
In Dirt of the bodice. The shirt has a t aneia
yoke, with the rttge laid on It In walls-or-Troy
desUn. Now, tho slaves are torn out
underneath tho nrmst nnd the Mtttte. nt tno
back of ths skirt Is befflnnlna; to split. What
shall 1 do to f reohen up ths frock so that Iran
wear It next fall J O. D. T.
Tou can buy moro taffeta and renew all
the taffeta parts on your dress, or you can
mako sleeves of gcorgetto and uso heavy
aultlng satin for tho former silk parts.
This heavy Batln Is very Btnart for dresses
Just now. Touches of hand embroidery can
be added to your frock for very little. Most
of tho shops do It. The work Is done In dull
gold, red, green and bluo silk threads. Uso
a whlto gcorgetto collar.
Dear Madam What can I dp with a atrlped
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'" Would' a white felt hat with a black velvet
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quirements of the business community
and have proved our right to be recarded
as the best of business training institu
tions by our thousands of successful
craduates. Duslness has a place and
great favors for you If you aro practical,
and nowhere else can you be made so
In business than In our school. Seo us
today about this Important matter. Banks
Business College Is ths only "Accredited"
Commercial School In Philadelphia, and
when you attend It you know you are
receiving standardized courses of study,
better methods of Instruction and better
business ideals. Why take chances with
any other?
tny i
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Day School Night School
Enter Any Time
E. 31. Hull, A. HI., Pd. D., President
925 Chestnut St., Phila.
SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ART
Of the Philadelphia Museum
The Ideal School for Art Study
Courses in Illustration, Architecture, In
terior Decoration, Pottery, Metal Work and
Industrial Design. Course In Normal Art
of College Grade.
Philadelphia Textile School
Practical instruction in all branches of
Textile Designing-, Manufacturing, Chem
istry and Dyeing-. Complete mechanical
equipment, successful graduates.
School Iteonena September 18th.
Day and Evening Classes.
Saturday Classes for Teachers.
LESLIE W. MILLER, Principal.
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
OPENS CfUnni AT OFFICE
0 MO.. 10TII . aUmJULDA1LY AFTEH 8TII
STANLEY P.. YAItNALL. Principal
MERION, PA.
"MERION-
CODNTBY DAY SCHOOL
AN OaCHOOLOB GIBL3
CHESTEB. PA.
Pennsylvania Military College
CHESTER. PENNA. B
Separate .Preparatory Be hoc I for Bourn
TK Wctt Point of Die Snttonm Stat. n
perlor Scholastic, Physical and Moral Trtlnfa.
to develop 6uperlor Men. Degrees In Chsmiat5
Civil Engineering. Economics and FlnaS.. Illii
Equipment. "
Cal. CUAH. E. HYATT. Commandant. Bag Sag
SWAKTIIMOKE. PA
Swarthmore Preparatory School
Evrv facility In mnrlom .,. ...i
can viitMuauip, oouna mind
tu w ?vu. on.rinniDre Doy.
n. . yi"wnauN, Headmaster
Miox 11. Hwurthmore. p.
HAUKlhUUUa. PA,
HARRISBURG ACADEivrv"
J A country school founded In 1876.
. Modern buildings, iargo campus V
Sma'l ?! and individual iMfructlon. 1
I Thorough collese nrenamtlA,, ,IV'.'i?.",'n I
"caVa'&S BBS VUlrtW.'.?
ABTUUB E. BBQWN. M. A.. HJm
teOUTH BETHLEHEM. PA.
Biahopthorpe Manor f" auu. coijii;
Jnas: recrestlon and riling suVro1idriSr.a ",$,
trained to the very highest standard of' Ami!
and stronar body .
c, . w"4jt. Bsit so. u. ugrruLmStit,
alien.
THE CHEERFUL Cl
fiERtm
I'm gkd -tKvt vlW '
new &. joKft
the. poirvt
let rKtr bratK rrvy
riyscrvafi oF kvtWovrt
a yoke of tho striped goods. Fit h 1a. , 11
this tlmo. Use tho stripes in th. JMl)r l
unless you nro stout tVtU
Yes, but nn nll-blaclc hat, in my onUu if
la smarter on nn Mi,. "JWoa, ?
woman.- ' W0Hifoj
war of exterminntinn r
vour home and fnmilw
AND INSECT KILLER
write
WILMINGTON, N. C.
KsLl
Decide on a
Course at Peirce
School ' -,
Tho business men of Amerl-
ca aro. always seeking for ' '
properly trained lieutenants '
men and women who can be '
trusted -with important' buitW
i ness matters.
PEIRCE SCHOOL grad
uates are dally qualifying
for such positions. They have
a liberal education in addi
tion to a thorough business .'
training. ' ' '
PEIIICE SCHOOL occupies' j
ono of tho finest school build
ings in America where every
possible advantage Is git en
tho Btudent. Your inspection"
of tho school's equipment Is '
Invited.
Secretarial and Commorclal
courses for both sexes.
PEIRCE SCHOOL
Pine Street, West of Broad
Public Speaking
Fluent Self.Expresslon before large" or
small audiences a necessity to msny am
a profit aid to success for nil people.
Morning, afternoon, evening and rrl
vale Classes. Instructive Literature,
Rllaa 8. Neff. Ph. D., J. Yferren NeB
President and Founder. Manager,
NEFF COLLEGE cheeinu? St.
-' ' ' 1
Spring Garden Institute
Broad and Bprlne Garden, miia.
A-ri.,Draw.ng IgSeW
Kree Hand Drawing Hook nd 1 erioaicai
"f-.s62K.fi? KrAc"" r..V "SfipPr.rtic.
A"'.'V,,?fJit-S,i" Machine Shopl
Mx-hlne IJhOD.MMh.
ai, i wu't,.,
es. Practical, efficient In"J"KJSr"
Evening? WIUTH FOB COOKHX
Nominal fees
Day ana
TlnlnoKiitv nf Ponnavlvania
Wharton f" f-"
n.g..trat.onV7M,cSp? fo j J
Aecoontlng. Ilnance. AdvertUtornoLgelllJX
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1808 SPRUCE HTBEKT
MAIN LINK HKANCH
ELIZABETH HllTsJ LYSUNrtnclPit
daimc 5 r H O O L
Thirty years at ITth ndcnestnui o"-
Business, Bhorthand and Secretarial Cow
Young Ladles and OlrU
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL J&
B8th year. Oeneral. College 'F;.""n,ntHia
Orad Intermedlata Primary. usle, KgyjaJ
Bclsnca. Interior Decora'n. HecrarlaUAia-g
Phila. School of Design for Woa
nn?SrAN,b "SnVrnrsJ,
JVESTJCHESTKBPAi
&
STATE NOBJIAL SCHOOL , JJftTVpjTS
t?nn-t20 pr year. O. ' TH"'"-,
IV"'1'"1"- .". Sflol,
Mnn..onW SIS
MONTESSOBI TEAC1IEB Tww , v
Young ladles and glrUi prao. ,nrD1rectt ,
uut . wssws,.- m': M i
OAK LANK. I'A.
Miss Marshall's School o
'OB.
OAK LANE. PHItA.
Day and Boarding Pll,Sffif jfiufirt-
to svery 0 girls. Campus pf j A5Jlii!-i
airy study ruoms. Outdoor athletigs. AgJl, -merits
may now be made w 'to v.
uell teepnone. ."--- .i..i..l
MISS E. H. MApaiWUtMj--
PENN HALL SCHOOL
FOB OIBLS -aloaC!
Modern fireproof buildings, jwwnSgSt
swimming pool, College. Preparatory, .nfigViJ
languages, music, aomesiie r. 5tS"" Hotel
May, worn centlnuM without -
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