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f AI'iEItFFECTS OF THE WAftMVOMEN'S DAILY iNMESTS IN HOME AND SH
1 !
tEv GREATEST COMMON
?"?r "DENOMINATOR FOR WOMEN
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L'll
VV
iakpjeclares War Has Conferred Unspeak
able Benefits Upon His Country Leveling
w-' ' Effect on the Feminine Contingent
i .
Tyes vmr bii?
4'
u
-it lptain "Inn Ha" Belth. the soi-
sUet-novellst, answered Iho question for
jMfiand In a recont lnterv tew.
Terrible as war ls," lio said, "terrible
; Wbovex alt otliem as this war la, It has
Conferred unspeakable benefits upon in)'
s, ; country. It lias swept away the fUe
,' freeWthat fatten upon prosperity, U lias
, ' (enabled us to distinguish the false from
p- f true- ll a taught us that there are
Ki; , things worth dying for as well as wotth
living ior.
If the, oneness of a country at war
could be arrived at minus tho war count
the blessings!
If tho big elemental thing that snooped
down and dus us out of social apathy,
tore away the patty and wrapped America
Into one great big parcel of self-forgetful
striving oould be shorn of the heartbreak
and come well, say Just as a national
tonic, what n medicine, what a life giving
dose tho "bij thing" would be!
TO BORUOW from the niltlimetic,
war has been "the greatest common
tfenominatoi " peculiarly so for women
Go Into a lied Cross workroom. Watch
tho woman who nover knew her neighbor,
and not because she didn't want to. Watch
the neighbor the one vv ho had a habit of
giving bridge? and teas and forgetting
tho lady next door. The snip snip of
their scissors Is conjugal and tho cold
wall of clique Is gone. Sewing machines
whirr with a blessed hum. Pins fly and
tiveryday things happen, Sons are dis
cussed tho kind who ar off In camp
waiting for tho word. Hov heparated,
how unbinding a thing was mother lovo,
and oh, how connecting It Is now! There
la no outward demonstration. More pins
fly, thoy arc working on pajamas, . and
somo ono wants the Bcissors.
Vyvettes
AN ECONOMICAL WAY TO PEED THE CITY
A comfortable little hat with cor
ners all curled up.
Thcie'8 a calm but ovor it all thoie's
a surge, and It send-) u lump to yout
throat, for tun biggest thing In the
world is giving, and women have leatned
to give.
pUILDilUX have leoiucil to give When j
1'resldenf WlKon (-em forth the word
that ours was a war of beans and car
rots and potatoes, at well as ono of
bullet, the "littlest" army Mtnng to tho
colors. Out in tho sunshine and In the
lain the urmi workod, armored In pink
glntflmm and last jcai's knickers. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars' worth
of valuable product- was tho challenge
llttle-boy-'tiHl-Rlrl America flung acioss
tho sea to the ICnlser, who 'had written
orbotcn on their seis' '
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Letters and questions submitted to this deparitte-nf must be wrttt'n on one title ol
raver onlu and sinned with the name til tie unlrr Special tileries like those alien
leloui are iniitrii. tt Is understood that ths editor don tvt necessarily tndtirie the sentiment
oxvressed. ill communication for this department si aitld he addressed as foltoiLS. TIIK
W0.U.W8 KM.'IIAMIU, itrnlnff Ledaet, rhllcdelpHa, pa.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. When an oini la too liot honr cn It tern- 1. What shades In blouse "111 trlcutn op
ptratar be quicker reduced?
S, now ran the proper heat for baklnj bread
lee ranted before the dough Is put In the oven?
S, Cn nltKel trlmmlnM he atlfs.etorllT
eleaned with a home-made paste?
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GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
nv .TnM HAhVEY KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
In aiittcer tn health Questions. Jocloi Kelloao U this space will datlv plvc advice on i,rr..iL
,e,l"ne hut in no case will l. ".f ll. ritk o mjUn dlupnojM o or rrc.crtblno 70'Pt,(1l,1 N
Mcnla rrlrliip- nrolcnl ireatmenf ni7. Health question, xolll be vromptli an.1'
T" .?'-l.,,.. r. ..., i.itrm in f,i ititrrrs uho Inolose atilmnsd envntnw.es t- -Jr. a1' a
sutrru w -,""... nfi.fn - --- f- ,vi rpfy,
f
ioun
Packages combination pot hcib
Two heads cabbage.
Two cucumbers.
Two CKKplnnts.
One-hnlf peck tomatoes.
Two bunchc! ostragon.
Six preen peppers.
One-half peck limit beans shullci
Tomorrow's War Menu
nitKAicrAsi
Sliced 1'eachf
Slilrred Krs
i.uxcitno.v
Creamed Ham
h'llcod TomatPf
Hot Corn llread with Sjrup
DINN'KIt
Cream of Corn oui
lireadrd Veil Cutlet
Mihhed J'ot.iloe String Ue.uti
Corntarcli Pudding
How Laughing
GKtsTlAl exeicle Is beneflclal to diges
tion a complicated procesi, composed
of tuo parts: rirst, the mechnnlc.il action
upon the food, Hnd, second, the chemical
action. Tlio hand puts the food Into the
mouth, then tho teeth chew It, and then tt
Is swallowed. Tho p.ilh.i continues to uct
upon the food In the etomach. Then the
stomach mutt manipulate It. mix It. moo
It on, and dole It out, a teapoonful at a
time, as It Is prepared for tho work of the
email Intestine. Next It Is moved along
thn flniall Intestine, and nt, the end of olght
or nine houts It comes don-n to the colon,
and when It gets thern it has lost Its nutri
tive properties. Virtually7 all the useful
cloments han been absorbed and tho bulk
Ins been reduced. The small Intestine, ab
sorbs, during tho touise of tho dty, five or
sle riunrts of lltu!d, whereas only About
pecn or olght ounces of material pntir the,
tolon, and of this only about ha f Is ab
sorbed, Tho colon absorbs about ten
ounces, whereas the small Intestine nusorbs
IHo or six quarts.
When food Is being acted upon It must
bo moved along Thin moving of the food
from placo to place along the nllmentarj
inal Is donn chiefly by the Intentlno, hut
the diaphragm helps The vtonmUt lies
Just underneath the diaphragm, which Is a
thin muscular partition, with tho heart and
lungs on ono side nnd the stomach and
liver on the other Tho diaphragm iiiovch
up and down. As we draw In a breath, tho
diaphragm Is preed down upon tho r.tom
uch. so that Its contents pre churned or
i-halsen If one breathes vigorously, this
churning movement Is nulte vigorous. If
one breathes very slonlv and hiiperllclallv.
then the action of the diaphragm upon the
stomach will be veiy slight If one sleepR,
the food remains a long tlmo In the stom
ach The breithlng is lepiaHsed to such a
degree when we are jsleep that the food
remains In tho tdomoch nearly twice as
long as when wo aro awake The effect
of laughing Is to Increase the action of
the diaphragm. That perhaps Is the reason
why wo have the old adas;e. "Lsugh and
grow fat." Carhlnn itlon Is a giOd remedy
for Indigestion. U every ejaculation In
laughing every tlmo ono savs the s liable
'ha' for example, there Is n vigorous
movement of tho diaphragm upon the
stomach which shakes up Its tontents A
Aids Digestion'
Iveartv Ifttleh In n untn.li.i -u .... 91
not simply because It Is asaoclatta KV1
tho bod, hut because o" , '"
mtohanleal assistance to digestion .,"'
circulation of the blood. n an1 ,
. n
Ice Cream
la Ice (tram a laxatlie diet?
.'.ut
No Ico cream Is rather ah ,.i ' .ii
of food. There Is no VeS
aitlclc of food. There Is no very ?"'
objection to loo cream If It IsVSn.'Sv
etton, but it must be eaten very .W ,?"'',
as to bo warmed l..fnrn i L "?"'.'!
as to bo warmed before It kZTJfW
stomach. Ico cream Mirl. ,.- ..'"Vtl
some. Ice cream Is food and shoiudfcf
Int.eti nn!v jt iiunl II,., l ... -.. u'u- o , 1
Ices aio better. "' lm
Hard Water nnd Blood Pressure"'-'
h.tf.'tfrT1" ,V"h h"U b,06d ""'ur.,Jnij
Hani water does not afte'et bLt '
pressure i'j'l
Anccination of Babv .,
Do v on believe In vaccinator a bubr .i.4
month. olJ? WIS. T.V'tH
smallpot or any other disease than to vs?
nate it. but If likely to be exposed It ahanU
be vaccinated. "nou'
-!
W hat ! Mm fan nr.,1 aub .r -t f
ll. nw Ili at, Kt ' '"
There are many forms of joint dWtiJ
popularly l.nowij as iheumatlsm. AcuS
iheumaticm Is u-lually duo to Infection a,
Hourco of w hlch may be the teeth, a tonrti
th! urinary tract, or the source may u
unknown. Chronic rheumatism Is probatS
also duo to germs or germ poisons, a vir
common souico of which Is the colon f
nheumatism
Cocoa
't
Is ocoa InJurlovis In emeu of Uaurr trontUl
Can It be made a hfalthful drink' K. ii g, ?
Cocon. like tea and coffee. Is open to till
objection that It contains a po'sonous actln'
principle. The theobiomln of cocoa ail
ohoco ate Is closely related to taffeln. it 3
possible to lemove theobromln from cocoa.4
Cap right) I
"MA" SUNDAY'S INTIMATE TALKS
The wife of the famous evangelist discusses everyday lopics in
tt helpful and wholesome way.
HOOVER FAMILY REUNION
Food Diiector May Join Relatives in i
Pcnlljn "September 8 i
ejea anil hair that are Indefinite In rolorf
S. la liorr white "ruler to wear" than the j
more fashionable yjster white?
S. It It In oo4 taiite to wear hlh ueil( ton
boen with hummer tlree?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
t. Grape shonld not be blanched In tho can
ning pmeees,
2. C'abbare n cauliflower alionlil be allowed
to aoak from three to nix hour tn cold aalt
water before canning. .
S. When paring onions tho ej can be pro
tected with n pair of automobile roicltm plain
r amber mm will aerre.
Sending a "Box" to France
To tin Vdltor ol H'umaVa Page'
Dear Madam t have a .brother "umtMrt
Jn France" to whom I wlah ta nil a tx of
coodlt. Will you p'eaio advlae me vrhat to
aend. how to pack and how to invure his re
ceiving what Is eentt I know bin regiment ana
end his letters via Washington but It seems ht
his not received anr of my letters.
LILLIAN P.
Tho brother "Romewhere In France" will
Eet his precious goodies safely If you send
them in care of the American overseas
committee of the Emergency Aid. H2S Wal
nut street This committee has been ap
pointed tho official agent for taking care of
packages to be sent to Pennsylvania soldiers
who are In Tranco It has an American
distributing center In I'aris from which
"boies" are straightway dispatched to the
"Sammees " rou may either send or bring
your package down to the Emergency Aid
headquarters. There Is no charge made
there for shipping It abroad, ilarlt the
name of our brother's regiment and com
, pany plainly. If ou send or bring, the box
to the Emergency Aid It might bo well to
put an outer vvrappet on It with Just the
address of that committee on tt.
About what to send Here are gome
things to choonn from: Jars of cheese crack
ers, potted chicken, ham or tongue, peanut
butter, ripe olives (In a can), flgs dates, par
dines and, mott Imports nt of all, plenty of
Cakes of chocolate and cigarettes Any of
these delicacies will be appreciated by a
normal boy. Tuck in some magazine
If I were jou I would have the things
packed In the stote In which they are pur
chased. If jou shop in an of the large
stores I am sure tho package will be parked
securely and safely for its long journey.
If you really wish to do onr own packing
use a small wooden box and plenty of wads
of folded newspapers to keep the thing
absolutely tight. L'se waxed paper foi tha
flgs and date. '
Tho clgareUes should be sent in a sepa
rate package from the food, the Emergency
Aid advises.
On account of the danger on the pens
there Is no way to have an absolute guar
antee that boes sent abroad will reach
there. The bet arsurance that the bo's
arrived will be a letter from your brother
telling you about it. At the r-ame time that
you send the bos write to him advising bin?
to be on the lookout for Its arrival. Ad
dress the letter, with the name of his com
1, Soldiers' leather patlees (an he darkened I
or applying thla polish! Two enures of yellow
wax. two ounces f raw fltb oil. fifteen ounces
spirits of turpentine, one mines tlmtnre of rreen
oap and one-half ounce of yellow ochre. Melt
the wax In til and tnrpenllne and gradual!? stir
In the soap solution.
2. Hasting stlUbos will not show oi telrct
If Mwing auk la used Instead of cotton. When
tber are removed there will be nn traces,
J, To cure u boll take lokrwarm Unseed ell
and pour on n piece of ctnan linen, folded In
four thicknesses. Lay It on the boll, rrnewlnr
every morning and night. Keep on with this
treatment until the Imll breaks, then mix any
good yellow launtlrr soap with an eooal part
f brown paper, working the two la tho palm
of the hand until n salt la formed. Spread on
a piece of linen to (It the boll and renew eterr
tlmo II gets too net. Keep breaking an the
sair unm in ooii is nolle healed. If the aalte
marts, be sure that s-our soap Is tif mire
quality.
DOTI.ESTOW.V Pi font 5 The
Huovei famllv teunion at Penllvn heptem
br S mav have present Its distinguished
relative. Herbert Hoover. sa'or of the Hei
gh ns and food dictum for Ir c"Ie Sim
He leccnllv wiote to Maurice .1 Hoover
Let me know nearer to the date of le
unlou I II be better able to decide I
would bi glad to come It sounds good."
the cheerful cherub
I rati so sorry For
tke. weeds
Ttat rutKlessly Ifn
moumc? .
It aeems i shivme.
they've coma to this I
spent
r
such errorts
(fames for Young People
o the J-:titot ol UowaVs Page
Dear Muddlll Will l.ltl Mn.ln r.i.MI.1. .
games to be pls,M by Uj-a nnd girls ranging In
fiTtVs1"0!?- 1.tM.n ,0 nln'n at a box and 1 aotla
tSn . Mw,lr' K'nies. but real llvelv games
Hands and teet guessing To play this
game divide th piit Into two bands. One
Is sent out of the room, the other stays In
It. Place a screen (one of the folding kind)
In front of an open door Ihe members of
the band that has been sent out of the
room then walk past the open door behind
tho screen holding up one of their hands as
they pass The members of the band loft In
the room must then guess whose hand It is
I-'or evei hand guessed correctlj a point is
scoied for tho band. After all of one side
has shown a hand It la the turn of the other
side to go out and do the same The side
ccoring the most points In the end wins.
If the feet sre to be guessed Instead of the
hand, the screen should be raised a foot or
so from the floor so that the shoes may be
seen underneath and the rest of the body
hidden.
Obstacle race There is plenty of laugh
ter In this game. Those who do not know It
are sent out of the room and let in one by
one. The bov or girl who is calUd In Is
shown two or three small objects, such as
a footstool, a vase, milk bottle, etc. that
have been plated In a line on a flooi. The '
oracr is, -ivalK blindfolded past tho&e ob
jects Without touching them " The nlitr.p
Is accordingly blindfolded, but before the I
haiardouH ttlp U begun all the obstacles
are removed. The boy or girl will pick '
steps very carefull), trjlng to eldestep what
Is reullv not there at all. At the end of the
game, when all the players who have been
trlel.Pll kTMr.l ttlB l4S, An M k. . - ...... . I
.. .... ....,,, ...c ... wilo nuuG HII II 11
Tlio pictuics nhove show n tmKKPital plan of delivery "direct from farm
to nt consumer." which would make mnie money for tho farmer and
save money for the people of the rttv,. The Government has estimated
that for every five-eighths bushel basket of vegetables and produce taken
the year sound the farmer teceives about thirty-five cents. If tha farmer
packed a combination bnskit e.ich week for each customer on n certain
loute, or moie often if demanded, he could deliver it, it is estimated, nt
a ood profi; for about $1. The bnsket shown above is' filled with the
vegetables numbered above it. At pievailinjj niaiket pikes it would
cost about $1.S5 to buy it in the maiLets of the city. The advantage of
the variety need not he pointed out to the housewife. The vegetable")
couiuiie varied throughout, the year according to the crops. The economy
oi inis pmn wouitt aepemi upon the manner in wmth the fni
material and tool; caie of his customers
farmer grew his
PATSY KILDARE, OUTLAW
By .IUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
One-Piece Costume Fashioned From Tan Gabardine
The
ua h a.v i "tut i"j tiuiiiv, sy till I.VII1- i . - - -- ...-..J ,
pany and regiment. In care of the American V"" . are I,re"ent' ,her ls -1 ery great
Expeditionary Forces In France. Perhaps dc-t of merriment.
the letters sent via, Washington have been I Word game Choose sides and appoint a
delayed. Letters sent directly to rra.ice I scorer and a timekeeper. A player fiom
have been received and answered A's part Is sent out of the room while Bh '
. paity picks out a letter. The A plaver Is
then called In and the tlmekeepei says
' Go." The letter Is told and then he mud
ffVs llie cfitar of IVotnaa'a Peat: sav as fu9t ns h ran na manv ua k..
t.ittw1fSlKpXln.i&fiKiW "" I in.i' ."Vr ,ettr h.e "n hl of
lairs.) AlAlty T , v" fc" 'u, l iTT iuuimcui. u ine enu ot a
Elderberry Wine and Jell)
Elderberry 'wine Add thiee quarts of
water tot one gallon of the elderberries
Bruise in a tub nml let stand for three
, day Tq every quait of the liquid allow
one pound of moist a.ugar, one ounce oi
, kinrer and one ounce of cloves, both
, rruslied (the spice should be put In muslin
At sTX rut all together into a perfectly
5 ji ltan .vessel and boll for one hour, then
J7 k tvar lnto-an earthenware pan.
fiil' "Whtn cool enough to dip In the finger put
ifi rvlR a tablespoonful of brewer's yeaBt. Let it
v. r.'?iwrt, thwe days, then skim and nut in a
,'; sinsill cask Just large enough to hold the
jt Mouatv JCeeD out the air for tlnee xveekiv
mnjsmtt hi Kiwao uutvn iiaifc umu mac penou
f'.
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tjiajlalsjiicl. Tap in two months to test it;
i yrjHtmr, Bottle on.
', MlHiny Jelty-Wash the eiderberrie.
MUmm over the fire In a kettle and let
VaVMsi aVMtt'Very slowly. When the fruit i
lsit WnJ.twoken remove It from the fire and
MfesMsM 'ihrotigh a Jelly bag, Jleaaure the
tm0VM Allow' a pound of sugar -to eadr
Mat- tba liquid. Itetnrn the juice to the
Ml JfeMl let' lO boll twenty minutes. In the
WiMtltaMJwt the. mister in the oven in thai.
jm to heat,, Hilin the Juice, add the
' and stir until it haa dla.
jlrinto a;boiungr; point and take
jrx, TBrmd or a lemon added
" tbrtp,r.rta of Hio jelly-' will
fcoprove tlje'.flasor. Pill the Jelly
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minute the timekeeper stops him and his
score is counted. One of B'a aide then goes
out and does the same thing. So on the
gume-uoes until ail pU)ers alternately have
had a tutn. The scoies of each side are
.then counted, the one with the greatest
number of words winning. 7, and X may
not be chosen.
There ate countless of the old-time games
that have never bden surpassed, as far as
pure fun Is concerned. Tiy pinning the
donkey's tall on the donkey, "Going to
Jerusalem" and making the boys thread
needles to ree who can thread the most In a
given time.
Redeeming Canadian Dimes
to li JMltor tt U'emoV Paae:
Par Matisnv-WIII joir please W'l me through
the Woman's Column of your taper where I tun
havo Cansdlan money redeemed) T hBi. ,.. ..
Canadian ten cent sltees, , ANNA ft.
Any bank that has a foielgn exchange
ucpai Mucin vi,i i cuccjii uituauiun money, i
Jus; at present you vlll be able to get nine
cents apiece for jour dimes; sometimes only
eight rents ls paid. The amount paid for
the dimes depends on dictation from
Canada. It In only In the States bordering
on Canada that Canadian money is ac
cepted at full value. Nome of the banka in
Philadelphia that bare a foreign exchange
department are the Franklin National, Kit
Chestnut, street; too J'nnaaalphla, 'Trust.
US Chestnut street, and the Philadelohla
" ' Oi NatlOMl S. Chestnut' rtrMt.
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growing . q f jp
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Rowdy to the Rescue
Till: minuln 1 woke tlil iiiornlng 1 Knew
it was Saturdav and that I linil to no
out to Mr Uockrudder's on th ilght.hiind
side of the river point up to wee If (lod
hAd oper.itcd on the crazv iLmtnlfi, as I
liad nsked in inv ptayers So I Ijj only
a little while looking at the sun ilsing up
ovei the Orcens' barn It eecnik fining that
tho sun jlviays rises In the Mmc plate
When my father cvme home tlnd out
from his night watching I had his pan
cakes and coffee all resdv. Then I w iHhed
the dlMies aftei he wont to bed. which b
better thin letting all the dlshe in the
s K i l t
question con
tinues us the
thief souice
of 8 p e c ulu
l i o n ns to
which way
the fall and
winter fa di
lon windH me
going to blow .
Just now the
vv i n d s at e
variable, and
we hnvo wide
skirts and
narrow
skirts, w i t h
the latei
models enjoy
ing a shade
the best of
the situation.
But w h c h
have we hnd
a k e ti s o n
w hen two
t y p es o 1
skirts w ere
popular, when
f a v o i i tism
vv a s divided
in the ques
i i o n o i
vidth? The
i lea is ab
iui d. Befor'
n a n y fort
nights have
pass c d vv o
shall line! the
houe get diitj. but It Is a lot more
trouble After thst ltovvdv and I went UP
the rlvei till we BOt to the placo to go
f mining We found the old colored
wonirtii tbcte who had been scared when I
turned mv eet wrongslde out As boon as
she u.iw me sln stopped Ashing and hur
lied anaj. Then Itowdv and I swam the
liver holding mv clothes up with one
hand to l.ctp them drj, foi It waa kind of
old and wet clothoh ate not nice slapping
about joui barn legs on a cold dav I have
found tint out latelv Aftei I had dressed
wc rambltd and I tiled ome moie to tun
sldtwavs Hka Ruwdj, but there was noth
ing doing It can't be done with only two
Us-"
When we not to .Mi Itockrudders the
auto wus gone nnd the boat was gone nnd
evrvbodv but the cook whs In the woods
looking for the crazv daughter, who had
got out of the house while the muse was
asleep and hud gone nobody knew where.
The rook and 1 talked It over, and then
altei she had given me a bltcult with but
tei und sugir on It I walked down to the
biathou-e whll Itovvdy vvatthed tho houso
cat which he hid ihasul up a tree
I went into the, boathouho and tlio door
(.lammed behind me and I looked around
and theie was the crazy daughter with hei
hair all over lit shoulders tfho was smil
ing nt mo and holding a big knife In hor
hand. Kight away 1 showed how little
ene i had for Instead of Jumping into
thy rivei und swimming out of the boat
house on the open side I ran along the
Pith and Into u sou of little room, where
there- was a woikbench, and she ran after
me 'Hut iwis when 1 hollered for itovdj
lie i aim- barking and growling, and you
tunt till mo a dog hasn't tense, for when
hn found the door shut he Jumped Into the
llvc-i and I'urne in at the open side.
When the tiazv daughter heard him baik
Mie (-topped thnblng me and listened, 'lhen
when hr saw good old Howdy coming she
knenled down bv the only placo where he
could illmb out and leaned over on one
hand and was leady for him with the big
knife llovvdv looked at mo as much as
to ai, -Dont bn afraid" I was not
afiaid except roi him I picked up an oar
and Howdy kept coming nearer and he was
barking and I was hollering and sho was
'ueamlng and waving her knife nt ltoivdy.
lhen Just as blip leached for Howdy i
Jabbed at bet and knorkod her Into the
water, but llovvdj and I got her out.
Then tlio dour was broken open and theie
evei)l.od was Mr. Hockrudder and the
nurse und the coloied man took tho crazs
daughter to town in the auto hitting the
high places, and 1 was taken upstalis to
a big room and the cook showed me a
machine which could ulna- nn.i ir,,.i,. ....,..
.iiirtow skit 1 1 'f ?, her up and put lound things
or the wide " "ri ',, r, .. ' iv: Rom8 f the
air and howl but 1 did not think thev
wan ho very bad .Still. I did not play
that kind any more, fpr Howdy Is my
filend. and I am alwavs going to stand
tiy lain
skirt one oi
t It e other
enjoy ing a
Huprc macy
line ontestcd.
Which is to
burvlve we do
not venture
to say, but
after several
seasons of
wide skirts it
would seem
tliut the nur
r o w models
stand the
best chanco
of surviving.
Today's
sketch pre
sents a
v harm ing
little costume
f a s h i o n ed
from .tan
g a b a rd ine.
the belt of
suedo leather
"Jltu'a 1,1ft," ,tlie nest I'ulst l.ll.l.r. ,i
venture, appear, in lomorrow'. VVienlnsY'drrrl
Director Krusen to JIake Address
Dr. W'llnior Kiu.eu, nheclor of tho De
paitment of Ilealtli and Chatltles, wilt de
liver an address on the "Activities of the
Municipal Health Department" Friday eve
ning before the Helf.Culture Literary Club
i23 Christian trt. '
Hum
Superfluous
HairRemover
T IIIIARD a reiuatl.
J- has made mo do some serious thinking
and which has msdc me more and more In
dignant. Two joung business men wcic talking
about the vv a r
Wither had de
pendent lelatlves.
both were well
within tho age for
conscription a n d
both h ad made
small fortunes In
the lat two oirs
because of the un
usual war condi
tions ono through
an investment in
munitions and the
other through a
contract foi sup
plying condensed
milk to 'the Allies
The latter said-
' Of course, I'm
not going to enlist.
Why should I? I
am doing more
MA" .SUNDAY for thin country
and the Allies by staving at home."
His service for 'humanity" was lapidly
making him n rich man. and he would
have to sacrifice it If he shouldered a gun
und went to the trenches. He couldn't take
his business with him. He would have to
turn over Ids profitable contracts to others
ills patilotlsm consisted in adding to his
own bank account In taking advantage of
the nacrlilces and privations of other men
to put money into his pocket
Of course, he wouldn't enlist unless he
was drafted' Hut Instead of telling the
tiulh about it he was trjlng to take n false
nnd pettv shelter under the cloak of pa
triotism I suppose every war brings com
mercial pitrlots to tho front, men who are
doing their best to capitalize tho bloodshed
losses of others for thcli own profit A
man like that Is deliberately betrujlng his
country for his pocketbook. The public
Indignation agalnct mon of this stamp ought
to be aroused to a point that would tear the
mask of their so-called aliases away and
expose them to their fellow citizens foi
what they teally are.
I have a man In mind who offers a ie
freshing and Inspiring contrast to this
slacker. Among the latest to report at the
great military training camp at Plattsburg
tor preparation for active duty is one of
the greatest curtoonlsts In tho public eje,
a man whoe Income Is probably equal to
that of tho President of the United fetates.
Ho lit sin rendering a large portion of his
tin omo und i mining the risk of losing it all
because of his belief that it is the duty of
ever able-bodied American citizen who can
do i--o to take the field In this great crisis,
lie is putting his flag before dollats. The
other man was putting self before seivice.
Tlio women of this country, it seems to
me, lan do a great deal in administering
the prope,- ubuke to those commercialized
patriots who aie hiding behind the screen
of theit own greed and selfishness. And
they can do as much In showing their com
mendation and admiration for those other
men who are rising above all thought of pri
vate gala in thla dark hour of need.
In the last analysis it is the women who
determine the moral and lnsplratlonul status
of hocletv. It Is the women who shape
men's ambitions, who give them their Ideals
And It Is the women In this great war more
Patriots and Patriots '.f
the other dav which I thin at anj othei uoiiod in our lil.tnn,.t
can show their Fcdm foi tho blacker ati
their lonIty to the fighting man who it
not afraid to go to the front. 5
When our bojo aie ijlng out under tM
dark clouds in tho trenches, ' Pomevyhtnl
!n I'rance," their thoughts will not be sj
much cceuplod with tha bullets of a witchi
ing foe nb vv Ith thn llttlo women back hom7
valtlng and watching for their return, k
If thoe women can leglster a publlii
.irotcst agaln-t thoo other men, who oqdli
-i but won't, they will hell) to establish.!
jcclal standaid of scorn that the slilrSejM
'.till lln.l horil ,.. t n r a HIiara I.. 1..1LI I
.. ..- ...... .....v. ... ,..w , IIKI C IS Muuunff
man 1 esltates w face moro than the At7t
r,uat or a woman The w onion of tbiy
countrv can do more to aid recruiting thii
all of the Covi-imnent appeals that can kf
ttsued And there is a promising afti
tlmolj Held for their efforts just now 1?
exposing and ostracising the commerclir
Hlnckei, who is advancing an alias to covef,
nis i.icic or mannooti ami patriotism. J
Of all tjpes of slackers ho In thn fnoif
despicable and the most cowardly nM"
stas at home to inako a nrotlt throvis
this war for humanity and democracy!"
(Copj right 1D17, by tli Bell Sjndlcate, Jsajt''
Vrlday Joy rldlnr. "r,f
9 j After the Sum- ft
B mer Vacation 3K
. Frtchlet and HHR
Tan Should BeMKmmH
L, ObllttraUd TJE!!2
rilUCKLES ixirtectlr ami trm.,
nently removed by my wonderful
method, which haa never failed.
'Ian and Sunburn removed In a
few treatments.
7 f .Completion
Jfr.J,VQuljrTolWI',tiaritlniij
Miite ui,.;m ll4iilers llldr.
Woluiit Kt. ut l.MI.
IM. ll I'hone ripruce JI3S
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only treatment kl..
taco. Dtolc. arras or any cart
ol i'Jo7, Uavliw no uTrk'
or bUgTlah'oa tho moat 5.
cat akin. No electrlo n.idli
burnips caustla or Powder
7... '.i.i-t-.I- v.. """"t
neg. U.S. rat. On. -- oy me.
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tens in seu liu ChaaUot HU ridladalsAU. tn.
color. tum io.j,ja, . m m. i'fcooe Walwsp Tfti.
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