EVENING EBmiER-PBlEAJEIJPBIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, , 1917
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CHILD IN THE HEAT OF ANGER
Too Few Parents When Inflicting Corporal Pun-
ishment Do So Collectedly The Child
Should Not
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CK)ME ttrno ago In an article dealing
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with the training of children I spoko
ft proper dlsclpljnlng. The mother of
Mver&l obstreperous boys takes Issue
with me, quoting at mo that to sparo the
red will spoil tho child. No one can
pretend to pass Judgment on all types
C children; I do not doubt thero aro boys
who cannot be reached In any other way
than by corporal punishment. But tho
rror so many parents mako Is that
t punishing the child whllo In the
fceat of anger themselves, venting their
wrath, no matter how Justified, on tliclr
'fcelplesa offspring.
Wo have all seen tho nervous, harried
Bother who boxes her child's cars, elaps
fcla face or turns him over her knee and
panics htm, moro to rellovo her own feel
ingo than to correct Any fault of his.
I UJ-U.N, too, a child should not bo cowed.
i J. rj-jjo punishment should bo g,lven with
. view of making him sco tho error of
his ways and correcting It himself.
Horbert Spencer In tho mlddlo of tho
last century sold on this subject: "Bear
constantly In mind tho truth that tho
aim of your discipline) should bo to pro
duco a self-governing being; not to pro
uoo a being to bo governed by others.
Wer your children fated to pass their
Uvea as slavea you could sot too much
coustom them to slavery during their
childhood, but as they aro to bo froo men
with no one to control their dally con
duct, you cannot too much accustom
them to self-control whllo they aro under
your eyes.
"Do not regret tho exhibition of con
Iderable self-will on tho part of your
children. It la tho correlative of that
diminished coorclveness so conspicuous
to modern education. Tho greater tend
ency to assert froedom of action on tho
one sldo corresponds to tho smaller tend
ency to tryannlzo on tho other. They
both Indicate an approach to tho system
of discipline wo contend for, under which
children will bo moro and moro led to
rule themselves by tho experience of
natural consequences; and they aro both
THE WOMAN'S
Letters and qveettone tubmltltd to this
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tie Taper only and ttaned with the name of the writer. Special qtirrtei Uke those ntven
.lX.?I2 (nll',"t- " t'vf"ttood that the editor doe, not necessarily indorse the ttntlment
Knui&'-i ,lJi,-..r.0.ny?,li!!,cS"0", "T !"" department thould be addressed as follows: 1IIK
V03IA'S laCILVNOK. Evenlna Ledger. 1'hltadelphla, Pa. ".. i.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1, What kind of rKfptarlM klionld bo nd
for holding J-lllr. and pnrwrrrs, owlne to the
Shortage In cln-n and tinware?
2. What does the word "macrdolne" mean
M applied to salad?
S. now can the white Ivorr handles of table
tsttrea be cleaned?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
i. unreau drawers wmen stick can he made
to slide easllr bx lint rubbing- oier the edtn
With sandpaper, then soaplne them.
S. A raiment that lias had an overdose of
blolnr mar be whitened br boUlnc.
S. Brown soiar can be substituted for white
Is plckllni.
Rcclpo for Rhubarb Wine
1 th Editor 0 Woman's Pane:
Sear Madam Please print a rcclpo for rhu
barb wine. j. K.
Cut the fruit up into pieces two Inches In
length and to one gallon of tho fruit ndd one
gallon of water and three and a half pounds
loaf sugar. Fermentation will soon begin.
Btlr up twice dally and when tho pulp ceases
to rise wring out ono quart at a tlmo in n
piece of thin canvas. Cork tho liquid down
in a stone bottle or cask. Case tho cork
twice dally tho first week to allow for any
after-fermentation. The wlno will bo well
seasoned In about six months.
How to Make Tomato Jelly
To the Editor o Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will you tell me how tomato
Jelly la madsJ (Mrs.) II. R. K.
Use these Ingredients: One-half box gela
tin, two and one-half cupfuls cooked toma
toes, one-half cupful cold water, one-half
teaspoonful salt, slices of onion, celery, bay
laaf, two cloves, dash of tabasco sauce.
Dissolve the gelatin In cold water, cook
11 the flther Ingredients together for fifteen
minutes, then stir in tho gelatin and cook
until thoroughly mixed. Strain and pour
Into a mold. When turning out immerse
the mold In warm water then with tho point
of a knife loosen tho Jelly around the edges.
Peanut Butter Biscuit
To the Editor of Woman's Paae!
Dear Madam Can you tell mo how biscuit
or muffins are mads out of peanut butter and
wnstner iney are a success? HUUHUluutlll.
I am told these recipes are very success
ful if the directions are carefully followed.
They have been tested .
Peanut butter muffins One egg, well
beaten, one tablespoonful butter, ono cupful
flour, one-quarter cupful sugar, two table
spoopfuls peanut butter, two teaspoonfuls
baking powder, one-half cupful milk, one
half teaspoonful salt, little nutmeg If liked.
Mix butter, peanut butter and sugar, add
beaten egg and salt, then milk, lastly flour
nd baking powder sifted together. liake in
deep muffin tins in a quick oven. (Half
bran may be used if desired.)
Peanut butter biscuit Two cupfuls flour,
one heaping tablespoonful peanut butter,
one leaping tablespoonful butter, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder, one-half teaspoon
ful salt, milk to make a soft dough.
Turn on a well-floured board, pat out
lightly, cut In shapes, place on well-greased
pan and bake in rather quick oven.
Removal of Tar From Silk
To the Editor of Woman's Pages
Dsar Madam Please tell me how tar or pitch
stains can bo removed from a silk dress and
Wise. JANE K.
Try benzine or ether.
To Enamel Brass
Bed
To th Editor of Woman's Past;
Dear Madam In reference to ths Inquiry of
Vlrrtnla T." in Monday's Errxiso Lidoi I
would like to stata that she can enamel her
Worn brass bed by smoothing; down ths rough
spots, sandpapsrlnr If possible, then apclylns
one food coat of shellsc and allowlnc It to dry
thoroughly, then two coats of flat whits under
coat, allowing- ths coats to dry. then finishing
with good bathtub enamel and sh will have
a, nn white enamel bed, C. A.
Many thanks, C A., for your very ratis
factorv answer to Mrs. T 'a request
Cleaning Pearls
Jr fas JTdllor of Woman's Page:
Sear itadam How can pearls b cleaned sat
ctortlyt (Mrs.) J. E. O.
Cars must be observed In cleaning them.
Tint soak them In hot water In which bran
has been boiled with a little cream of tartar
and alum, rubbing gently between the hands.
When the water is cold renew the appli
cation; until a,cjy discoloration Is remov.id,
rlnM Iq ltoatowarro water and lay thera on
afts " to 4Mc tia-i. cool.
spanks her
Be Cpwed
Vyvettes
Thero seems to bo u question raised
here or rather a question mnrk
from tho front of the hat. It fas
tens whoro tho back hns folded over
to tho front and buttoned.
the accompaniments of our more nd
vanccd nodal state
"Lastly, always remember that to edu
cato rightly Is not a simple and easy
thing, but a complex and extremely dim
cult thing, tho hardest task which de
volves upon adult llfo. Tho rough and
rcaBy stylo of domestic government Is
Indeed practiced by tho meanest nnd
most uncultivated Intellects. Slaps and
sharp words nro penalties that suggest
thcmselvoa allko to tho least reclaimed
barbarian and tho most stolid peasant.
But If you would carry out
with success a rational and civilized sys
tem, you must bo prcparod for consider
able mental exertion for somo study,
somo Ingenuity, somo patience, some self
control." Curiously enough Sir Herbert
has mado uso of what to us has become
a colloquialism when ho tells us this
Is ftomo task, which it undoubtedly Is!
EXCHANGE
department mutt written on on
1. Should tho maid or matron of honor or
the (lower slrl precede in a neddlns procession?
2. Is It neressnrr to write a letter of apprecia
tion to one's liostevs after retarnhu from a
visit?
3. What exerrlses can bo taken to rednre the
slio of tho waist?
1,1, .. n0t nary it is a graceful
thin to do to send a little remembrance of
somo sort to one's hostess after a ilslt. Hat
? "",?,',''" oC IU Mat ,n "fnxment" of
tho hospitality shoidd bo avoided.
2. To develop the upper arm ralso the arm,
then clasp and unclnsp the fist, maklne the
muscles of tho tipper arm tense, also twist the
upper arm a number of times.
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Letter to Man
To the Editor of Woman's Page!
dear Jack?" De" fr"n1 fek" 9f "M
uIy den Jack" (lt -u kno'w the man
would hoh.V0 "A"" by hlB flm "
wouia be tho correct form. "rjr ti," ,L
a llttio moro familiar,
Never uso "friend"
in a letter.
Girls and Slang
To tho Editor of Woman's Page:
to.er.,Jim7oerJ,fornm'"lbw'wVlrl
,.,ertrilV ,ipcakInS. s'ang should not 'be
used, but there are certain types of slanc
expressions which nro permissible. Any ex
presslons which nro rough or suggestive of
a want of refinement should uot bo used by
gins, so many words aro considered slang
these days or are made slang by 111 usage,
it Is not posslblo to draw a well-defined line!
Write at Once
To the Editor of Womnn's Page:
.Ji'ST Madam (1) I have been 111 in a hosnltsl
gsgement and would bo clad "you woum fill
55M.i,',l'SSJ"la? of wr.trnP0,noT..U,to my
niDsrs: """'"" u"'u announcmg It. In tho
, -, ,.. jivr
thim t W t0 your frlenJs and hank
them for the. flowers as soon as possible. It
would have been better to have had the
nurse or some member of your family ac
knowledge them as soon as they were re
ceived. As this has not been done, do not
allow any more time to elapse before doing
so, as your friends might think they had
not been appreciated.
(2) Just write a short note, saying:
My dear : My engagement to Mr.
will be announced next week and I
want you to know it beforo tho formal an
nouncoment Is made. Wo are going to bo
nt home next Sunday afternoon for tea
Don't you want to drop In nnd let me Intro",
duce my fiance to you? With best wishes,
yours affectionately, JANE.
Bachelor Dinner
To ths Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will you tell me who should
(rive the bachelor dlnntr before a wedding, the
bridegroom or his ushers? JOHN.
This Is an optional matter. Usually the
bridegroom gives the dinner, but If tho
ushers wish to give It to him It Is perfectly
correct for them to do so.
To Train Youth's Hair Flat
To ths Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam What Is tho best thing for a
head of stubborn and stiff hair? I have a son
seventeen years of ago whoso hatr is light, but
hs cannot comb It on account of It being so stub
born and stlrr. When he combs It hs wets bis
hslr so It will comb esslly.
Is there any cur for bashfulness? I. have a
son who Is very bashful and awkward, M. C.
Your son can use a, pomade on his hair
to train it down. One for blonde hair Is
made as follows; Melt together two parts
yellow wax to one part castor oil and one
part Venetian turpentine. Add just the very
smallest drop of etherlc extract of annatto
It is possible to use and perfume with oil
of lavender or "any other desired perfume.
Let him jiour a few drops of this mixture
on the palm of his hand, rub it over his
hair, then brush the hair down flat This
will not harm the hair, as constant wetting
Is apt to do.
Your son Is probably at an awkward
age. Do not allow other numbers of the
family to tease him, as this will only In
crease hid shyness. Try to have him meet
outsider constantly and in a few yeiri be,
trill outgrow It , . .
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MAUD MULLERS RAKING HAY AND DOING
OTHER FARM CHORES IN NATION'S SERVICE
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"Little Wakefield Farm" Out in Germantown Gives Household and Agri
cultural Courses, Free to Feminine Patriots Look Fetching in
"Middy" Blouses and Bloomers
MAr
Bummer's day
raked the meadows tweet with hay
but In this caso fho did not rnl,it on
page DSD of Whlttler's Complete Poems. In-
stead she wielded her farm Implements at
"Llttio Wagclleld Kami," near Klslibr'3 I.ann
station, Germantown. under tho auspices of
tho Women's I.cnguo for N'ntionnl Sorvlc.
Had tlio Judfi" come riding down the lane
driving hli roatfstcr ho would have llkril
Maud Of yore, In her "torn lint" and
"tattered gown"(tho was alluring, llcr now
costume, a "mlldy" nnd a pair of bloom
ers, Is Irreilstllile.
Mauil and Maud's titters nro boring and
weeding and conking, too, under tho tute
lage of such skillful women as Miss I.etltla
Wright, of tho Pennsylvania Horticultural
Poclcty ; Miss IMIth liner, head of Homo
Economy nt Drexel Instltuto, nnd Jlrs.
Peeler, tho cnnnlng expert
Monday: Canning nnd preserving.
Tuesday: Household economics.
Wednesday Cooking by exports.
Thursday Home gardens and practical
farming.
THE GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. I) LL. I).
In answer to health questions. Doctor Kellnuu in tins spare will datlu give adrlce on prtuenftro
medicine, but in MO caic v III he tnkr the nik of tnaklnn diagnosis of or prescribing tor otl
meiitj tcqulrltig surgical treatment or ilrugi. .tmlth qw nitons uill be mautvllu an
swered by jicrsotial Irttcrs to Inqumn n ho lnclnr i.lamprd cnrclopi s for reply
The Laxative Habit
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of tho most unfortunato ronso
ices of constipation Is tho drug
habit which It often induces. Constipa
tion, In fact, sometimes produces a whole
scries of drug habits first drugs to move
the bowels, then drugs to relieve tho poi
soned nnd Irritated nerves. Thero nro
many substances, of court r, that bring
about action of the bowels with inurh
promptitude, and with such evident relief
that tho sufferer follows the same remedy
through tho next attack, without stopping
to inquire whether tho drug might uot bo
equally dangerous with tho disease. Tlio
chances are he does not stop to consider
the matter ono way or another, hut falls
an easy victim to tho habit of drug taking.
Ono of the most vicious of theso sub
stances is cascara, which contains irritat
ing poisons, among them a substance known
as nnthracln, which Is extremely poisonous,
and which may. if used for a long time,
produce colitis.
Years ngo tho writer discussed this mat
ter of constipation and the drug habit with
one of tho most eminent of European phy
sicians, and when wo asked him his method
In cases of constipation he raid, "I regulatr
the dlot, nothing more, Nothing Is so bad
as tho chronic use of laxative drugs."
Most people are suffering from tho ef
fects of constipation, many being unawaro
of the fact. The fact that tho bowels
movo every day Is no evidence that ono
Is not constipated. Normally tho bowels
should movo at least threo times a day
or after each meal. Although tho bowels
may movo dally, or oven several times
a day, the colon may bo full all tho time.
The bowel movements In such a caso nro
belated. The movements which occur each
day should hao occurred the day beforo
or tho day before that. Not only Is it
necessary that the bowels should move reg
ularly, but that tho colon should bo com
pletely emptied daily and kept as nearly
empty ns possible. Normally tha food
spends four hours in tho stomach, four
hours more In tho small Intestine and
reaches tho colon at tho end of eight hours.
Certainly not more than four hours moro
should be required for tho dismissal of
the Indigestible nnd unusable residue which
is deposited In the colon from tho small
Intestine. The work of digestion and ab
sorption Is practically completed In tho
small Intestine, so tho colon has little to
do with the food except to dismiss the
Hinusuable residues.
Climato for a Nervous Person
What climato would you advlss for a nervous
parson high or low altitude? It 8. McT.
Persons who are very nervous generally
get along better In low altitudes. A high
altitude seems to cause an Increase In
Economy
Demands
A King Water Meter
It savia money and waste, mora thail
paying for Itself in & short time.
It is noiseless and sasr to Install. Noth
lo to get out of order. Our meter expert
wQl call and advise you, without obligation
oik your part.
TleckBrosi Co.
Plomblnr
44 to (0 K,
fith St.
Tleatlng &
Water Hui-ply
SOS Arch St.
rHifctJririfJ.fU
fmZEjjkM3rt y n 'Jv-Wiiurxiii
wis
Trlday Klowcrs and bco culture.
Thu burning quosUon for Maud to decide
Is which courso she shall select To bee or
not to he ! To can or not to can !
Whatever sho decides upon sho Is suro
of ono thing- sho will have serious train
ing. Tho Women's l.eaguo for Nntlonal
Kni-lm Is not a fad. It was organized with
one idea: servlco I
Tho Instructors nro serving by giving
tliclr tlmo and brains free "Llttio Wake
field" is tho gilt of Mrs Wright. Tho men
who do tho heavy work of lifting and mov
Ing do not charge for It. Donations and
supplies of nil sorts are pouring In.
l'enplo who nrr leaving town aro placing
their gardens nt tho disposal of tho League,
nnd Mrs .Tames Starr, tho chairman, has
given perhaps the most necessary donation
of nil time.
Next week fifteen embryo Stands aro
coming to livo on tho farm. They will
stav two wcoks. Theso girls nro training
with tho idea of obtaining positions this
summer. Thero Is n great demand for tho
"furmi-rs" and "gardeners" turned out by
tho League, for tho project has tho approval
nervousness and sleeplessness In a person
who is neurotic. Hut by proper catc tho
effect.) of climate can bp overcome It Is
not si. nccessnry to chango the climato ns
to change tho diet. A person who cannot
sleep well m n high nltitudo will find that
by taking n bath nt nmety-twn degrees
I-alirenltcit Just beforo going to bed, for half
an hour, tho sleeplessness ui:i disappear.
A nonstlmtil.it ing diet, that Is. a diet con
sisting of fruits, vegotnbles and cereals, will
also materially lessen nenous symptoms.
Tasting of Food After Eating
J? ,,h0. ta.t!n?. for time after eatlns
f.SfriB.,ni.00j indicate that the food fins ills
agreed with one? O. I. O.
No You probably did not chow it thor
oughly. Bran
What la bran? p, jj,
Bran Is tho outer husk or coat of a kernel
of wheat or other cereal. It consists for
tho larger part of cellulose, nnd Is lacking
In nutritlu qualltios, although It contains
somo carlxihydrato material and certain
valuablo mineral salts. Throughout tho
dlgestlvo system It retains Its bulk, nnd so
encourages bowel movements. Kor this
reason, bran, cither in tho form of por
ridge or mado Into biscuits, is valuable In
constipation. Graham flour differs from
ordinary whito flour In tho fact that tho
bran has not been removed.
Food for Strength
What kind of food elves tho most strength?
Tho carbohydrates which Include starches
and sugar nro tho most strengthening foods.
Black Spots Before Eyes
foro'lhl eSeah" ''""" "' ''laCk BI""" ?,0aNneAbe'
That Is ono of, tho symptoms of nutoln
tnxtcatimi and means an unclean state of
tho blood. ,
(Copyright )
June Clearance Sale
Without reserve our entiro display of charming summer
dresses has been especially priced for quick clearance.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Every Sale Must Be Final
No Charges No C. 0. D.'s No Approvals
r, ,The matcrMa include Pongees, Voiles, Linens, Khaki
hools, Crepes do Chine, Satins, Nets, Georgettes, Yo Sans.
Jersey Cloth, etc.
LOT NO. 1
41 Dresses
Were $18.50 to $20, now
LOT NO. 2
63 Dresses
Were $25 to $35, noio
LOT NO. 3
79 Dresses
Were $37.50 to $45, now
LOT NO. 4
37 Dresses
Were $50 to $75, now
asfbmimm 'AsMmk
1225 Walnut Street
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aod supervision of the Department of Agri
culture In Washington.
Tho best featuro of tho "farm" Is this:
Whether you nro a "rich replncr" or a
"household drudge," tho rourso is freo to
you. All women win wish to servo aro
eligible. Last week twelve cooks from ns
many Germantown households took a cook
ing lesson Blilo rv sldo with a score of
debutantes. Ono of next year's most prom
ising "buds" nas dlscoered on Saturday
whitewashing tho barn. In her pink waist
and gri'Pii skirt sho looked like a dainty
roso; but thero was nothing dainty about
tho way she had applied tlio whitewash.
It was slapped on In true masctillno style.
Kor tho best thing about Maud Is this:
Sho has determined that no ono shall
erect a tablet orr tho gravo of her young
hopes bearing the Inscription, "It might
mo been" Sho may wriggle at tho sight
of potato bugs and tomato worms. Sho may
scald her fingers and blister her nose. She
may long to lie in bed until in o'clock nnd
have Mnrle "bring up her breakfast" rather
than rising Meeplly at fi ; but
Sho will prove to her country that sho can
servo, nnd pero well.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
I htXe. to wo.lt upon
my P-fc-te,
As down the, yeo.rs
I travel.
I like, to pull the,
string .5 my.se,lP
And help my life.
unravel.
VTC'"! "
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Temple Garlands
There is a temple In my heart
Where moth or rust can nover come,
A temple swept nnd Eet apart,
To mako my soul a home.
And round about the doors of It
Hang garlands that forever last,
That gathered once are always sweet ,
Tho roses of the pnst '
A. Mary F. Robinson
Superfluous
Hair Remover
The only treatment which
will removo permanently all
euperlluous hair from the
fsce. neck, arms or any part
of tho body, leaving no mnr'K
or blem'eh on the most deli
cate skin No electric needle,
burnlns causttc or powders
ned
Urlslnnter. Sole Owner nnd
used enlmWcly l me.
hen. V. S. Pat. Off.
1112 Chestnut St.
l'hlla., I'n.
ur. Margaret nuppen rima.. i-n.
Bulla ?v-7:-73. Kt. 23 ts. rhone Walnut 5021
$13
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$42
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$195
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LIVING UP TO BILLY
By ELIZABETH COOPER
This powerful, human document, wrltt.n In the form of letters t
yonn, mother .ervlnr a term In prlion, I. one of the most gripping n,,ry
products of the twentieth eenturj.
XV
Dear Kate:
Bay, but I am having a good time. And
what do you think? I am having my Pic
ture painted. Some artist people blew Into
the cafe the other night, nnd after I had
Hanced a ccuple of times they talked to tne
manager, then they asked me to come over
and talk to them. I set down to the table
and they were awful nice to me. didn t
get fresh, but asked me a lot of Questions
about myself and where I learned to dance.
1 told them I could dance ever since I
could walk, that I danced as a kid at Coney
Island, and Miner's Theatre had got In
trouble twice with the Children's Society
because of me I laughed and said, "Why.
I never learned to dance, I just danced."
Tho artist man said he wanted to paint my
picture It is a funny Idea, It seems to me.
He wants to paint mo In this dirty cabaret
with tne tables all around mo and the bum
men setting around and me a dancing in
the center with tho lights on me. He said
ho is golns to cnll It "Youth." He said to
one of tho men that was with him, "Can't
you see it, Philip; can't you see It? That
pretty girl, the very spirit of youth, with
her gold hair around her face and her won
derful body swaying to the time of tho
rmiBlc and all thoso bloated beasts looking
up nt her through the smoke?" I don't see
how he Is going to pali)t tho picture, but
that Is his business. Mine Is to go to his
studio every day at 10 o'clock.
Do you remember Will Henderson, who
uied to play In tho orchestra In the Grand
Opera and who lived next to us when wo
was at 121? Well, what do you thlnk7
Ho Is playing tho piano in this joint here.
Isn't that a comedown? He got to taking
coke and he couldn't be trusted to keep
his dates and he lost all his good Jobs and
now ho can only get a place in the Joints,
but ho docs play wonderful! And when he
Is not too dopey ho sets down at the piano
and makes music that draws tho heart right
out of you.
Ho won't touch his violin cause It makes
him icmcmber, ho says. It Is a lucky thins
for mo In a way, as he likes me and he has
wrote some muslo for me to dance by He
wrote a piece for mo called 'The Poppy,"
and that artist chap who is painting my
picture got me a dress mado for the dance,
and oh, Kate, It Is grand ! It Is red chiffon,
and over It green chiffon like the leaves of
tho poppy, and I wear red slippers with pale
green silk stockings that are bo thin I can
hardly get them on, and ho had my hair
nil Huffed out and plied on top of my head,
whoro It mado a "golden halo," whatever
that is. Him and Will explained to me
about tho dnnco It seems that opium is
made out of the flower, and they wanted me
to show by dancing all the beautiful dreams
that eomo with opium, and then sleep "after
ward. I havo known a lot of people who
hit the pipe, and I don't know as they have
ever had many beautiful dreams, but any
way tho danco Is awful pretty. The artist
gavo a party tho other night, and had me
como and do It All the lights In the room
was turned oft and a greenish light was
thrown on me and I danced fast at first and
then I went slower and slower until at last
I dropped down on the stage and tho lights
went out and I run away In the dark
Uverybody was crazy about It, and one of
the big restaurants on Uroadway Is going
to havo me give the dance every night at
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midnight. Do you see. Kate, I told you ,,
i got a chance I would get away from VJ
enth avenue. I begun at Fourteenth 7i.. I
and I am working up. I nm up to pn,,et
second and one of theso days, I tell v
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i am going to do aancing nt the wim.
Harden. I don't sen whv T hn,,u-. "jaw
dance as well ns any girl in New v.2
rltv. nnd now that .Tim .i,j ..?. "
Ity, and now that Jim and your 1,1.
In't around to queer me. therA ,i..i .
reason why I shouldn't be In tho best nlae.?
In town. I have had to stick to a io,"J
bum Joints just because the managers It
decent places dln't want to have a cerA
who was mixed up with the crowd that t
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Tomorrow's War Menu
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BREAKFAST
Malt Cereal
Fried Tomatoes Marmalad.
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Potatoes with Cheese
Tea
DINNER
nadljh,,
Popovers
Irish Stew Wheat Bread
Fruit Salad
Sponge Cake Coffes
Concert on City Hall Plaza
The Philadelphia Band, under tho leader
ship of Silas E. Hummell, will play tonight
on City Hall plaza Tho program follows:
1. Overture, "Sllgnon". . . .Tho"
2. "The Dance -of the Scrr-nts" BeeesHJi
3. Selection from comic opera "Sweethtsrtn."
. Pallet from "I.a PIne da Saba V ut'XS
5 Kantssla, "fllpsy Life" . Lf tku!
0. Contralto solo flay nltim.' 1
Bertha nrlnker d'Albltes soloist '
T. Concert waltzes. -Adlyn" nit
8. (a) Indian. lntermz7o. "Alsha Llr".Vi
(b) "March Popular"...
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