Evening . -ibiAo LtiixMt mmkibmUfm OSSIP OF THE STREET MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A "BOOKMARK" DAY HOLIDAY COOffi 1 i Vi i T ket l-Kt. Ios ?.:tn 7.4H 7,114 7.7U 7.01 ular 111 ular t' i to unr- ml. hl SI. nar 5 10 ular Mini " 15 re.t. SI. of ago ..I 4." and USE IN ANGLO-FRENCH BONDS VIEWED AS PLEASING SYMPTOM MERRY XMAS. IN SOME HOMES JUST MEANS AN EXTRA SLEEP Fnsecured Barometer Conflict War Issues Have Proved Best with No Family Reunion Time Occasionally er of Conditions in European . Drags Advice Is, Gather in Some PATSY KILDARE lly .1UDD MOIiTlMEU LEWIS -Gossip of the Street - "ITTII.AT i back of the plienomeiinl ndvuticc In Auitlii-Krencli liotul ilutlnjj llic lnt tuo daysV Tliln wan the iielfim mint fieii.ienlly ftslietl In lirnKei-.V ollkci .eHtciilii Some ntti United It to the piMslslont peace riinrois, sayiti: uliete thelc Is nuicli smoke there mini lie como flame. Othcis heM that the lccent liquidation of ecnrllle.i niiipoel to b the rollateial suppoitliiB lltlti-h lo.m, und in n result the e.irly retirement of some or tlie Piltlsh huml Issues, was the c.iu.e. In lesard to the peace ruinom, thcic rectned yesterday to be n ery cencial lintiresflon that Ceimunv Im In had slate ntiiinclully nnd In a much norm- one "i,onomicall.. One banker nifiitloiied n letter wliliji In Mrtue roundabout manner hud come to his wife from u woman friend In the inteiior of (Jeimany. In which IIWiik conditions wcie described as appalling In the country tlltiii'ts. and. while not o bad In the lmr,er clllej, were bad enoiiKti. "We" said tills banker, "Imve been In the war only ?l months If we leally cm be Mill In be In It yet and we att it)tet lim some Inconveniences In Ihe matter of fuel nnd n little In fond, but while pi Ices with ns ate abnonnully h'lsli. we lme the fcellns of virtually unlimited supplies' to draw fiom and our tc-omves mc iil.ulitii.illy limit Irssi. What llicn. must be the conditions In the Central duplies after almost four jcais of win. with xery limited teoiuces to fliaw upon'.' t believe Germany wants peace in t lie worst wav and that all this bom bast and lattllliff of sabeis is lo try to scale the Allies Into some kind or peace; but like Cei iiiiiii'h attempts itt diplomacy, they will utterly full." lie said such a sentiment wis picwtlent and he believed It partly . accounted for tie ilse In Anam-Kiencli bonds. The principal of oil" of the largest Investment bou-ei In the illy raid lh.it the Aimlo-I'iemh .". ale the bcsl b.iioiiietir of Ihe wni icm dltlons. due of the icasons i.e ndv allied for this assertion was that they are unsecuied nnd that their future depends tnoio on the foitunes ' of war than an othei forclsn w.ii-toau securlt.x. When conditions are In f.ior of the Allies, he le'jinrhed AliRln-I'Yewli r.s go tip. when con ditions seem tlie other wuv the so down. Thcj ,iib cm eedlnslv i'iix.tle. Ucports Concerning tXexl Loan Cause Indignation Tlieic was a Kieul deal of Imllniillnn cfli e.i'il union,; the Hikpt Investment houses eilenl.iy ner the publication In detail of a new Issue of l.llieity Itonds. The rcpoil was publM 1 by a New Voik paper nd seemed Jo carry with it a senilnfllclal sl.nn). II was to the effect that a new l.lbcity Loan of fS.QQO.noo 000 had been anaiiKcd for In Wash llislon, to cany l$ per cent InteieM anil to be is'xiieil on .March 15. The el.itenicnt .'ili-o went Into details of a ihpoIIiik I'l '.VnshliiKtou of th'i Koxernois of twelve I'Vileral lleseivc banks of the I'nlted S'ates. wi. ., It was staleit, had Informal iucciIiiks with Sejirtiiiy of the Tie.ismy MeAdoo. The matt".- was a im.le. r-prrl.Ulv lo (hose who mi Monday U--1 had liea ml the Sccictai.v, when addiessins the I'liinii t.e.iKiie Club, sl.ito emphatically that the nct I.llieilv l.iuu would bo issued at I per cent. It was later, when the statement of Mi MeAdoo was tclcKiapbcd fiom WRshlnBlon ilen.vlim that llieic would be a l.lbcity Loan Issued on March i.'i or that it would be Ss.iiOn.flon.oOO or that lllo into would bo A'i per cent, that the iudlKiuitlnii was fieel.v eitcsved. One banker said ho knew that there would be no l.thciiv Loan tuuler any cliciuu stance.t ns eaily asVMaich l,": In fact, Ihe nest loan, lie said, will be held back to the last minute and ninv not b" cnnsideicd until Ma.v. Hcfoie Secielnry McAdoo's denial ubout the l.tbcitv Loan uinf over tho wire and while the I'l per cent late was discussed, some biokcis Tveie sajhiK tliat perhaps the late was made Pi pel cent so tlul ui langemenls could be made to compensate the houses that had Klven s() much ot their time to previous sales without compensation. One well known bioker said be had no synip.illi.v with nn.v loinnn th.it talked sboul compensation in th.it wav. lie said as fin us bin Mini vv.im ion ceincd It welcomed the oppottiiuily to "do Its bit" In that vav, nnd as u matter of fact It had leeched n nic.isiue of i nuiprr.atlnu nhcad.v In an Indliccl way for what it had done nnd lm knew 11. cv would leceivc mole. "Wh.v," he icmaiked, "I kunvv of one hum! ,ou..i In this cit.v that said il hud sold TJno.OOi) of bonds In Novcinbcr as lie result of lufoi minion obtained dm ins the last l.ibeily l.-up camp.i'Kii, mid I am icitalii tlicie ale nuiii.v olheis who could plvc a iiiinlliir ex perience." Obscurity in Treasury Department Hilling Tlie iccent iiilius by the Tiensiiij Dcp.iltincnl that "dc.il"if" would be peililltted lo consider the sluliikaRo In tlicil slocks .uid bmjls ui -al-culatlns tho income tu was consliued by some luokci" In ffliH -ity as Including Individuals who dealt hi slocks nnd bonds. (Jlheis ass"it Unit the ruling includes only those known publicly as dealers and that transactions must be In the jintiut- of those f n bioker wither t'lan those of a trader. The Treasiliy's inling vP- not cieai and the dlffeieuie of opinion was quite natural. Tliat It does not apply lo the iinlivldii.il Investor or the man who Is known us it speculator would seem to be' obvious, but It is felt Hint to make the situation perfectly char theie must bo a further explanation. A few biokers epiesscd the opinion tliat tho ruling ttW be found to apply to all classes mentioned In older to pi event further confusion. Dernburg's Gloomy View of German Finances Tliat Is not a liupp plcluio of lieiniiiu'H fluames whhli li Item hard Deinburg draws fm the leaders of tlie llci liner Tagcblatt. l)nclory Deriiburgiwlll be remeiubcicd In connection with the vigorous (ieiin.in propaganda which lie ntteniplcd to caii.v on 1n tho Culled States alter tho beginning of the war. He was at one time an aldo anil pioiulnent banker In Germany and was pipuioted b the Kaiser to tlie position of Colonial Minister, wheio he showed maiked ability. Doctor Derailing ays: "Tho financing of the war has really not been cITcctlvc. ; have voted between $125,000,000 and $180,000,000 of new laNOs, but at tho same. ' time wo have lost customs duties to the amount of at least JiiO.OOO.OOO. Wo aro able to balance the budget only by leaving tho whole of our mili tary expenditures out of tho onllnaiy estimates and mining it as ex traordinary war espendltuie. We have new debt to tho amount ot $:5,OOO,0O,O,O0O. nnd for tho service of this debt we need from $l,7.rii,000,()00 lo JJ.OOO.OOO.OOD. Hut in this diiecllon vlitually nothing has been done. Water-Power Legislation Promised In view of the rcpoil that the Committee on Interstate Coniineice of the Hoiibe of Itepicscntatlvcs has deckled to take up water-power legislation Immediately after the holidays, some llgmes put foiwaid by Hugh U. Cooper, it leading cxpeit authority on water-power development, are of special interest from tlietandpolnt of public utilities. Mr. Cooper estimates that If the wutcr-powci.i of tho United States vveie adequately developed it would result In a saving to consumers of .It least $50,000,000 annually In thelr-power bills, nnd that at least 100.000 workers would bo released for war work who are now occupied mining -coal as fuel for developing the electrlcnl energy which could otherwise be produced by water-power. Including men employed iii the handling of coal by the lallroads and men otherwise required for the lubor "involved In i!lizliig this fuel, Mr. Cooper estimates that a net saving In the way of labor of all kinds would be possible of approximately 740,000 men. A policy, toward water-power development which would peimlt the emploment of capital In this field under equitable conditions Is being stiongly urged by lendeis In the public utility Held. ' Youngsters Who Need Santa Clim.STMAK dinners nle like book . niatks long nfter we have finished the chapter, like these little bits of coloted ribbon, the inenmiy of them Memalns. All the way back to as far as we can temember life counts Itself by mentis of f'lirlstmu'er. And some persons' bookmaiks aio giay. In spite of the fact that De cember ""i Is supposed to be n na tlonally happy, festive homo day. In u gieat muii) homes nnd this Is the hone-1 confcIon of Hie members of the household It l not that way at nil. It Is a dteiuy day nnd they nro glad when it comes to a clo?o. it isn't dicaiy mi account of sorrow: It's Jiut that way mi general principles. CAN'T Chilstin.is b body? . Lately a be Jolly for every scclet but quite flank analsis of this was elicited fiom n few of the penons who nrc glad when it's nil over. I Ivor) body's answer s-eemed Jo be about the same "Well, joii sec," It ran In ccner.il. "theie's no one l.ul the family here mi that da) and we can't scclii to be able lo lome am entluul.ism about each other. We kjimv it's n home day iiifd o shouldn't f,o out. and ro wo don't. Well, about ;i o'clock one by one wo sneak olT upsl. ill's and take a nap. That's allowed, and tlicie you me, that's our mcirv Chilstnias." THE CHEERFUL CHERUB I love this life witk UI its .strife.. I love its joy a.nd woe. And tKrouh my dc,ys z. song or praise iieart-inoino J t v 1 .shrill go. I I rt 7 X A cood i mi (ini ore of those siipicme dis fu, of wh.ili v e take mi about as mmh as we put ui Sleep vvliru tlm -iSSz lutdren's faces to vvalcii? ".'n, Vtf.'t lore's the rub" will echo our sleepers; v.e have no child! en No, but other people have --poet people. Telephone a church, th social civice department of a hospital, the Societv for organis ing Charltv , ihey will tiurl some CluiLl tin" children for ymi. Adopt some lor a feu hours of our day. If .von can't la Ins them to your house go to tbelis The sight of a little fill bending over a baby doll is vvoith nil the tumble COOK i Id riishlmicil family leiinlou istmas Day iiIw.-ijh Iiisiiics )ou may ever lake. Its Micc-ss lint sonm pciMUis hivel No mallei who ou ale nobody to "icuulou" with. These, a i lllo. a(e the om s iiho sleep their inn I y (iliisiiuas till Istmas siiimlil be tllioilgl happy. it: .von can't ns be unliapp) of boied on Chillin.is If joii have made a child Inppv. Let this December i"i Le n vvmth-wIiUe bookmark ilaj ! THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE riMrii r.i f' Mt'lr o) HtUiirnt .... .. if - . .1 1 1 i .1 i.. (Mil ttt-ttit f miif li ., ..:,,.,.. n.,l !,., t.lli thr ...on, nl llr nrf.r. Kiim ml nilir.r III,. Il.im oirr.1 h-ro'i'Viiriiollirf. II ,ii.iiil.r.l.Ml.nl ll,r . I.U., ,i. , ,,.. VV.Vif.l'i' ''.nlM,,', 'i III IMII'KM'' lO . nimnlOII' IIIMIll ini tint IM I'm ...,.. .mm ..-..,....-. VVItHW"' i:lllMlli. l.i'iilna I'iiMii ."I''i. rhilnil-ivlit'i In. TODAY'S IN QUI It IKS lint llilt Ins linoinp nuril , I. vvnil Is n luisirss nniiT. in til. iihIIp smmilli? . " 1. Is II nrnpfi li luiilfr IlinnUs fur sltl -. In sciMinlnc vi-ciinlili-s ullli limnn nrr lln Irli-liliinip nr iiinsl mio iln s In nh it lll rvli-ml Hie llimr nf the iioon.' nrjlliic: I. 1 1 II M i in unit slisar l'i II. Hon rnn ril-l Mint, silk lit Imnn' hi- miiiviitril .1 tlrr Hip li.dr Ims Just Ih'Pii .iIipiI 1 nh it mill iiiiiI.p II pii-lfr In ilrpss-" ANSW KUS TO Yi:STICIM)AVS INQUIKIKS Financial Briefs Giving to Incieaslnc business, the Fed eial Iteserve Bank of Philadelphia has appointed Vf. J. Davis assistant cashier. lie has bad chaige of tne uccounllng work of the I.lbeity Loan. The bank povv has three assistant cashiers. The New Yolk Hubtrensuiy gained $161,000 from the banks )eslerdjy. . understood that n a result of ' I. 'Hip II mil lr Insip ntlni fiiunil Ini trpsli-Mlli-il I'liill'r Is laesril nun. Him-s lir Its lirllie infkPil III Iip. H'P be melts "'l Hip I'ii'iIIk lirinti.r llfr smiUnl. Inrllils1 rp.oiin. it Is iimrp r.iiiiniiiliul In Hip lime run til lie) ilrj- lilllnl iiinllr.(. i 'Z. In siiciii iIomeIiiiiiIs pl.iip In a nniipr 1mk villi I lillp piiniliTPlI siiciir ntiil sh iKp. (I ,lll .ip rminil Hull Ipss snri-li-liliic nlll 1 lip rrniillfil lint Hip ilimalillltl liiurp Plfill. iniprril. j . s.i It t ct iip.iiiiiIs jirp s err ipiiI liUlirr In i tsi Ip.liiiilaini; nr iirnliin fmiil v.iIiip tli.nl -iilli'il ulniniiils. I ho iilninnilH iiintjln I prr I lent iimrp fill. Inil II n-r ipiiI let. hptit- I illiJ-nnrk-linnpr' fniiil lirnirrlps, Xew Year's TVlcmi To iip I. thiol tit II OIHiol'l" 'nir i lirnr MhiIhih -Will veu Itlnnly publish n lu.iiu liuil loo plrtlmrHlP nnr Inn rtp.'nilwl fnr tPVrn iM-rsnils Mt ii Npu Vpht's illinipr I Vlsn. nlll -.on IpII hip linn- nno.poui.a lln I Inhnicn inn can hP liscl- 'I hry nrn 1T- fpi.ll sisi'l nnd It iloi-j nut iirpm rlshl In ' vmirip llirin iiti'l 1 iln nut ni-nl Ok m. I (Mr.) .1 M A. i Itn.ist goosn Is lather a typical New Veal's "blid " I have used It as the main couisc in the follow lug iiieuii Von may sulistittitf chicken It )ou prefer or If ou Unit it dllliiillt to get. Kb s, tomato soup with i rontons : sec ond, loast giHisc, slulTril with niasheil m Into and chestnut dressing, apple sauce, 'glazed swiel potatoes. iMiiliflnwrr an gratln, thud, endive salad with pimento I dressing; fourth, pumpkin pie or'ninnge slierbet, with small cikes; tlftli. colfeo. The cauliflower Is cooked with baked , liPce and bread ciumbs. Tho pimento dietsliiR Is made by iiilcliig a half cup ful of canned pimentos, mashed, to a cupful of imi)ontialsc. Add more season ing, too. You iouIiI sell tbn cms to a t-ur.ip-lion mail and give tho uocceds In the I Ued Cioss or )oil lould Ubu thoin about - the lioiisei I'alnlcd. with a few holes puuelied in the bottom of them, they would make good (loner pots Many In stitutions that collect old papers, etc. might like lo have theni lo sell , The Odor of Tar i 7n lUr V.ilitor ut U'oinnn'a Vaot: i Dear Madam I have rPcently removi-a Intn ii new houne (Novpmticr .) and in up LilBlUPUt elipprlem room n utrons. ronttant ouar. nlmllar tn tHat nrHlnit from oukum or Ur. I ndlkeil To mo the mlor Is ' ' uifpmUe. Can ou advUe me what to do lo iiiiiovn it" Any InformaOon lliat you may ,K me will li erpally uppreclalPd Freshly burned chaicoal absorbs odors better than any other agent If the odor Is from something that has been re- I moved the pieces of charcoal left In open I dishes about the room will rid you of It 1 permanently, but If It is caused fiuin some materials used hi tho building of the house tar paper, for Instance you nlll have to continually ieep tne iresiny I. More tli.in III i.T ri-nt nl Ihe mirripil nnnirn In Hip I nlleil s,ip, tire rnBHUril ill iriiliifiil in i itptitlniis. 'J. I'm fpft imp bull U Hip lUPinSP IipIrIiI ut Hip aiimrii nf I rump. II. Hip IIIIIp tlrl's Imrrrl mcl Is ... ullril lii-iiusp.lu (iillnpss Is ilrann lo mpuns nf luiuls (li.ll look like simps mill nice II Hip npin-iiriinip nf ii lurre!. Piece for Little loj In thr l.thlnr ol II nmilll 1 I'lIT'. i-nr Miidiini Will Jim pIpsp prinl m Jtiur inllimil II plPPC lll.lt H IIIIIp Imiv of flVP ii.uld i-nisk ill ioi i tilprlHlniiH lit II Is mil tn l- LI until atlPr Nen Viiirs. Mil I nmitd IIUp In Iiiivp It mp tiMtt ns isissII.Ip pn Ih.il 1 run plart tn Uiirli him. 1 Iip .iii inual I'P Phorl Up Is h hlurd lllll" ft linn and rnuld ml the pin p. MHTIIIIR Heie Is a Utile pleic by HiirKes .tolm- sou tli.it be might act with a broomstick or linlibvliotse stick: Tin: itimiii We've lode a thousand nilles or irore Xly horse and I across the floor. And when I've goim niiother mile I'll inabe let him rest aw Idle. My iiinlher thinks Ibis lioisc hv f.u Ihe best of all Ihe steeils there arf , For though I gallop all lln- da.v I dnn't get ver.v fm ana) lleie's nnother. called "Soap lliibbles b tho same aulbm. lie might have a buible pipe and bowl of suds In Ills hands as lie speaks: If I knew maglo and could do . Vast anything I wauled to, I'd blow a bubble strong and wide nnnugli for mo lo get Inside. We'd sail far up Into the blue And when It burst and went away I'll visit, for a diiv or two, Tho place wheio vauhhed btibb i play Send Flowers and Candy To tlii l-.dilor of IIoiipmii'ii Vait : pp.ir Madam I am i imni lean ami mv lioin- la not In Philadelphia V friend ok my imdhrr ha i invllid up- In her horn - fur t'hrlatlnas flay Slu- la ralln-r a atratikor In me. aa 1 have only inei n.-r and licr dauclit- No HitstScorcd rnOMoltl'.OW Is tlm big lelay race and -L 1 am cnlinr In bp Hu-ie I said to my fnlher n. s mornlrg when 1 had mule his rortpr. and stilted slid flopped i a s pa.HT.kcs that 1 wlMinl I was a boy He hugged mo la both hs arms and sold he was glad 1 nui a girl. I am glad too, for 1 onlv wanted to be n boy long cnniisli lo'iim the race, but I I am g'ad 1 r.m not and 1 am glad my I father Is glad I nm not. , When 1 praveil last iiIrIiI. t asked , my it.other to he at Hie race tomorrow ami ft) low so she would bo near mc , I (old her I would Huow mud up In Ihe air and when t hit her I could see, I Hi' muddy place So after school today I I w-ent down to a muiUlv bank ot the Hver rear the balhhoiire that .llm built r,"r me last summer and 1 stn)ed there 'II d.itk praclieing throwing mud at ntiRf-M At flit I'.owdv thought it was erne I Ind nf ,i R.ime. lor he Jumped nioinid and bdiknl.tiiit after lie tool, a good look at mv fnce and saw I was in o,iniet be winl nnd lay on the haul. nnd J-ept out nt mv way Itefoio 1 1 ihievv an mild 1 '.lid us loud as 1 could ll angels will ple.W keep their eve shui - Then I began to throw but I did nor hit one 1 threw another hand ml muI niissnl again Then 1 said. 'Dear mother, if sou .ire .ii inhere mound nlavP get ill lie w-.-iv mi rome mud will land on vu Cut I suppose h.- was not around, for none of the mud landed. I know slip would have goi In the wa." after t asked her to If ho bad beer. I here. I did nm blame the oilier angels for dodging 'or nobody, l.nt even an angel vvnms to get all ovir mud to plcn-o a slianpe little girl, but 1 li ml to land on Ihun ;i--hon. I look liil'd ill bolh baniN nnd threw II ove- mv shoulders ,o Miilik (hat ihev iiiubl not see which via) II w ai coining fiom nnd be reads m dodge, but none of it lit on tlim. fler a while. I got kind nf tiidl nun a' down In Ike mud and made mud n:cs III that lime It was 'kill, and wi neni to .lime's nod her doctor's to -pp how diagg," font was gelling ulo .g She was holleiiug for water and w is ier sir! end her lame leg Miu-I. o-it iicioss iier body 'Ihe dot tor said It i ,i fast In pi ister of parls nnd su- imuid not In- able to use II for half vp.ir Then I told him that he li'nl sud mv nifint'is In the (hl place mi.' be s-nd ' l uionlh'i Is btlf a ear. p.i I .-.n n ' smni'lliliig .llmost eveiv day. All lln time dlaggy Toot was ma.iiilng, nnd ' .lime's r.itln-r was sitting by the hrd lookltn: vei.v m-viv, nnd .lime was look- lug toit.i' anil dtaggy font was'nsMiic for w.ilei. which tlie) would not glie ' hi-r and would Lot leave the tooin so, I could sni-ak some lo her i'be.v said it would be verv bad for her beiaife hoi limgt were full of i lilmoforni. , The iloctnr sta.veil In Ihe room with diaggy foot,' I) .nc on a touch he bad i In iiituht hi. I am poinc lo sleeti with .lime, ihe dislor came in while no1 were "llling on Ihe edge of tho lied mid , said. "VVIiere bate )ou bmn"" 1 said ' 1 have been throwing mini at the angels What's It lo )ou?" lie said. "VVht did joii sa ?" I said. "I was down bv the liver lliioMlug umd at nncels. Then I evplalm-d some mote and be Indicted and laughed so loud be slarted dr.igg) foot .veiling again and liad lo go lo her Tonight I pra.ved. afler .lime nnd llondi and I had kneeled doivn. "Iip.ir niolhei which art In he.iien. If i;od Knows iiiiithing to make diaggv fool i loe her face I wish .inn noiilxl a 1; Him lo got busv Don't forget that the big i. ue Is lomoriow You ought to be Ibcte for U Is going to lie fine Ask (loil m. bless vou and ni father nnd ever) one in this house, including Itowdi Amen 1 IN THE MOMENT'S I MODES i i i Coat Suit Designed for Stout Women GOOD HEALTH QUESTION Bt! In t-Msu-T to hralth QneUon$ iriHT inrnTDff. TiMtttr Kelionn In iht unarm tntit itntUi nlfm todvfo i hut im MO raat nilt Ii inLm thm rtatt nf ntnlitn inninfM A- I rrrcrf6(To for nitmrnta retivlrhtn turcical treatment or drug. Uteltht , t Vtfr4) J9Hn JEFmmmmmmmmllmw Hi question irttl h promptly answered hv peraonnt letter to tHQHorrn iiufi iicio;ri stamped tuvetovea or repiu By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D.. LL. D. Muscle Strains , ASTltAIN Is an overworked muscle, petent physician An X . S I.n.I .., A. M..V. AnH. . .. U.......1A ',- ' ..AH . . . . -' ... c-ut-u tKffra loo niusviu iip- sue may be toin. This usually Is ac companied by the escape of blood Into the surrounding tissue and will cau var)lnK degtees ot swelling. Stralnl "..- .I-.UHI1.V oi tne muscles associaten with the Joints, those of the wrist, shoulder, back, knee and ankle being the most frequently Injured ; the strain Is caused by nvete.tertlon as In pulling, sudden wrenches, lifting or pushing ieavy object", horseback ildlng and jumping. Tlie s.imptonis are Immediate nlileli .vmptonis are immediate pain. may nersbtt for romp lime, ac cording to Hie degiee of the damage done; a cettaiu amount of swelling usually occurs, and If theie Is much hemorrhage theie will be considerable swelling; later, stillness anil lameness , incur when movement of the Injured , pari Is attempted, und pain Inctpsse ou movement. j If there Is any doul ! whether there Is ii severe sprain or a broken bone, the doctor should he called, otherwise It Is! not alwa)s necessar.v. Klevatc the.'' pait, keep It absolutely quiet ami apply I cold conipicsses to control the benior-1 rhage and swelling; late' apply viry hot fomentations, which usually teltevn Ihe pain to a gieat ettunt. Camphor, nkohnl, witch hazel, nrnlca. chloroform liniment, etc.. ate all useful If nibbed on and not conllned hi biiinbiges At the end of 'incut) -four bouts allei ii.llliig hot and cold applications tnaj be used lo relieve the soreness and stlffue This should be continued wlce ii day or inmo often and combined with gentle massage oi ftlclioii; isP n little more vigor each day In giving the masrage ' until tccoiety Is complete Diet for Nervous Breakdown What .ll-t would vou rrearrllip for a ii'a-lpms man ot flflv who has li.nl a nrrinui lirrakdonn" U II. A diet consisting chiefly of fruits and vegetables." Hat bread lather sparingly, substituting potatoes. A moderate amount of cream and bieakfast cereals ma) also be used This diet furnishes I phosphates and iron In abundance, and aids In keeping the bowels active Tlie diet should be so regulated as to secure j iluee bow. el moiements dally ' " n . . , 1 ,n .x-rav u Hon of the stomach and chest h """' ,J I'Ood for a Delicate What la the Wit food fop a when the mother ha no mllkT IS. JIvery effort should ba made to i a wet nurse. The flooding of with baby's food and the more aa Knowledge of how to modify com to meet tho needs of the human' have produced scarcity of wetuurs It fhould not be forcotten that Wo I milk Is especially fitted for th , of the human Infant. The Dhysl should select the wet nurse, who.. be In good health and free from;! blood taint or trace of disease. '', (Copyright.) 'Hii . ... .. '' i omorrow8 war Met nm:AKi'A.sT Stewed Flcs ?!? Omelet with Kidney Sauce, '?' ioasi couee ' DI.VXKR ik Scotch Uroth lioast Chicken 1'atato Creamed Turnip m TlrpMlnjr. Tt ,.W o Spiced Cucumber King Hscatole and Beet Salad Individual Apple Holla si'i'i'rcrt Potato Salad reimut Hutter and C.rnliam Cocoa Cookies Kim nrJi) W IVTKB niXIRTS ATLANTIC I ITV. N. 4. itlfieBteafc . . . . . ATLANTIC PITV Krniltt .. riitki'noop HOT El Js, unuivOTwiinint. uneri itna..1 atll Lon.uunnainc Auiumr. ana ivmMr&ii uxutioui lobbies, partem verandas, rl un parlors and auperb music. A palatial denep fnr tap.. ...Cln a ..! ' ' 5fJ'!n" new lnr nude for Owl AMRRICANANfl I liniil'l-l viit a Cray with aecommoclattons for chaoffl Here is tine ot llic new Iniic- coat tailoicil suits with lines particularly friendly to the stout woman. A I llic sunic time its dcMunor lias inunaKCil lo in corporate in il tlio smartest touches of the season's coat suit modes. The mutorinl is mil-night-liluc velvet anil the trim minif is heaver fur. The pointed outline of the coat skirt helps lo accentuate the height of the went or. The narrow Kiriljc fastens itself throtiuh a slit in front in bolt fashion. Soreness in Chest PIphpp KiP rausp nnd rrmpili fnt norr nrss III upper imrt of Hip I heat aluo nil dpf the shoulder blades and In the bal, I C A very cotmuon cause of pnln of the sort described pioepeds from the stom al li or an ulcer of the duodenum The case should be Investigated by a com- i;nij(jors voijcivs nuiiit. Mill. Ill IIM-risT l nPHt or inui Vll.VVts li ti . Pastor 'llrolliprhnod of V nnd I'hrlstmiia Si-rihi. I III.MM i hi'.iinil i.i:iiitni'. i ii t. a in to .111 li III Vlll-I. 7 I", p tn Wnridilp and S,-ininn hv Pastor 'I In-ill- VHp Vnoto ' .' .in ti m -llllil.' Si linnl r Spp. Ml KtxM.inrs Mirtri.s litl smTI.BUS oiillniieif" lt( II ST. I IllitCIt, tvth and Arch. nv ii..viii:.c'i; i;iivv.vii .vuc;AnT. In I." "Jerusnkni The I-'all of lh Old and Hip PIpp of Hip Npm" An Adlent Permon I'.' no I'lirislniHs i;xpril--a In S H. s nn "lln Kin No Kin Ilier Saw " Tenth In aerl'-s. "Sins That Don't Con t (with ninn) 'fc c'hrlstmns munlr, Alton Is, liouKlnrtj, orcanlat and dlrertor: llsa Klor. pnrp I.puIj soprano. Mlas Cliabeth Dlrkaon. lontrallo Mr Itnjal MacLellan, tenor .Vlr. William cl Jllller. Isias Carols at mornln? sprilre b chorus, .Vtra llonlel)- VVIIIIains, IliTQIs t Mra. Ham Morris relllat. IIOPi;, M.I nnd Wharton ta.. Kpv. ,t. ;nAT lioi.'lii.v. D. I). Minister lOtiri a. m. nv lleorKP l Aiory. sulijert. "(3ood Will Tonard Men". 7-IT. p m , Iloetor llnlton. tlipiiip. "The lleinedy for the World'a Mlfpri ' Protestant Kplsropal INDOOR ICE SKA' ISLESWORTH ICE PALACf ,TlfaNTI(M ITV JV to nt. Pi-hat bathf, irH0 nn wMy.. $2 D rtat.v. Chat, 1 Hotel RnsrnTis! KmucK v.nr. B. " , ; "- mwr open, w cnnnmm nriiiiav rlw . R. MA I tiMiisPriti k nti'l .loifprntni ft 'Itrtnrn nr Imnsrnr,' llir nrl I'ttlhi Kll ilnrp iiiUfntiirc. ill muvur In MmmiIio'm l, rnlntc I'ulilh I.eilKrr 1II.'I n. ; a I I'nif AIhM IIoh-1 WVntai. I'h. U . D D, ; itHliurfr will prenrh. injRtt Morning rriit. Suljrcl. "Who In I hrlfi ' .111 lllhlx Srhnnl 7 I." flirf(nuif Hrrvlf hh.I P..aflnt Vou r prpM nr.- In fiiriifs.h it-ho(l. rrf-litirln n !. M I'l(ltt.Ti:itl f'HIIKI II L'lt-l HM'I W.tlltilt ftf MINISTi:itH It l.i:AN'IU:it Mmlfll.t.. I iii-v win i iiiuh1 ii (!u;i:ni: ST. 4MIS, 2.M nml Walnut ata Hi" llcv. JMU.V MIHKUIIMIK,! l .Ufrtor S on h m Hulv t'oinmnnlnn. 1t t)0 n m Morning PrHjrr with Srrnion 4 nit i m fpiiliisC Prnir with Run's Clmrrli 'HlitlH. "Slerpern, WhK". :4, h tn nnd - 4."i p in Suti'liy Sclinnl? fl.itMjf. TiifMjn , f 'hrlatuiaa Iav I Inly t'oniniunlmi 7.-fi nml S nil m. hi Mnrnlni; lrair piHln, 10.10. Ilolv r.xiiiiuinloii with Srnmti, 1 1 flo Wntnfii!ay, TliurnlHy hiiiI I'rlilfiy, Holy rnminuulon. 7 .10 nnl 10 00 H 111 Wartlmn prrfrr rnrli day at noon. MrnnKirH dhMn wplrimip Tli i hurrh m i-iprn rwry rtav. Neptune Water Sup.M Systems nlin thr- iinihlfin of I'di.il ii ntly nrovtd- tne jri ahuiiilHiKP of runuin. sater iiiidr hlsh pncsurn fnr tountn I inea, fitrms. (hilts iid all nthfr plare t red Ity illy vHter nnilna. lUnuLH I It tin attfn tinn Hiid oprr-itrt fnr hul; tent n day. iro.d. Htnnln llr prntecifin laally in ulaittd Wrlln fnr Imokle So. 38, 'JzeckBro:: Co. l'liimMiir nml lUntlnr rnppllf DUpl.o Kminist . IMiimMnir. 14 tn AO N. .th Mt llpitlntr, r.mt rrh St. I I . nf C"J sT. MXKK's i 111 Ktll Lixu-it t lPipMi Hitli and 17th. i llnlv ('iitntiiiinlnn. 7. N, Mornlnr Pracr at Ki.rio, riinrnl KuilmrM. II. I MuIphI llMnltieT Hrlrn at I i f -run ii Ufi Hal, "'in i Anthem, "Tho Wlldrfnesa." S. H &ley, i i iirliintiK I h Choral Ku.iiarlat. 10.10 "Maim nf thp Hcrd Wpart ' Oounod m; .iAi:Nin:it Mhu'om., will ptcaili at It nnd npii n Chrilniia iiiuhk t nilxnl ihnlr Mdi -a V l.lndspiy NfirdPii, PHdr. MitKia tiiornina Tiimr coin. "Volt pa nf 1)p Hky." Muttlir-w "Tho Mrlikjironm Cimi-th at Mldnletit." aiKhl p.irtw ,t ranpllii. Itlinak iir,iliofi ( it ml ' 'Tla Chrlaiinaa lUy," old Welsh niplitd M 7 tr. p in . MUST I'MTAKIVX IIIL'KCII Hhhn anlii "(. Ijolj VIcht." Adam 1".; chpstnut at. arl I' Mow h ltusc ' fmir turn, n I ii. rm:in:itn'ic n. niiit'i'iv Mimrtr iapp;ll.il'r.tplorlu , ln A m junday School. Special i'hrlatmfn thp Child Jpus." sprvlcr p". ilia m Mr Orlflln will profit nn "Chriat rnltarliin nf 'ami ' Hip Mi four nana a ..tp'-Ilii i 'ami CnidlP All I.nwly,' liiici 111111111111 mid iiltu ' Nitinci i lra in k I'rM" Vr I In .Viinm nf Hip nartM a iiiihUi S'lKnlfikv pi pi r land 'llnl Mnhl.' Mind.1 ai hind Ht P. I.'i n in tlnr .iluiia mtImiu.p w.uvici: cmti.srMAH mav at ii. wrrn HCItMOV HV lU MtCl... hoi.tn:its .wn ha i Mills' i:sri:ctAM.T umi.comi: at am. si:uvicr: (".niinnrt. "I In- Vlrcln nt thr Mrd " alclit (otkiunv ltmill.i:ili:M. llrn.i.l and IIpv JOIl.N II j),vii;h. Diamond nt 1). I) Pniln- Th Pailor will pmaih CTirlMtnuis t'frmont at 10.no a in nml 7.15 p m. 'I Iiptp will ini bpti lal CtirlHlman mucic at p.irh nf tlipa a-rlrra fl.lu p. m V. P H. C, M L(..I0 p m --Sahhath hphonl Chrlalin.ti Ig. Innl 'Ihiiradjy Dor 'Si, a wry IniPicatlna Ttmsmin l!prlMiy nttaa w.lnnnp twiit. I'u ou iniiiK r inuKi aptiti tnein k t hrlntinaa prtaent. und If pu what? I t III2NUY I Yej, I would cetid a present to each I of them. A dozen roses to the tnothei I and a two or. thice pound box of fine vS to the daughter would fill the pf MffiTOR CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICKS Hip room oilorlene it liardly bppius lion- I.-.I. to line- hlc'hpr iha'n eatril.i'a avpraup. , sHjio thut tlie odor comes from billlilliiB ''V!"', UWt'i i Ifiilit. JISV-SajH'lnateilal.. -m ull then mid It In house. It lTilKlit. ot hfail, I. tail. Market .Marast II Is Jv.a p.nfarpnin Iii N'ew York an acre: readied Willi ine Jic Inter ment has been Vadden minority HtocUlioldlnc rets ln tno'iiaie tm. KiiDiirn .iianuiac turing Company, and that they will Join in recommending; to the stockholders ndopUon of the pending reorganiza tion plan, which Is to he amended )n certain particular. ' 1 ail n.irtH of the course, he rrom tne paiiu use in jupi that one room. It hardly seems possible tliat the odor of materials that were re moved could ha lasted thlw long;. Why not ask the builder about It It this doe iret help, you? Buy charcoal fioip the grocer or coal KANSAS crrv. nee Ji CATTUK lie-, dealer. It need only he comparalhely "Vi'JarKeXip. i. Ten real. Hc.hljrburi.ed." The object I, not to hluher. use It when old silt-i;r iieceinta, luwi Head, steady, nilxpit, llilii' HI K.V. heaM lousn, iii uowm -u. (.'A'lTI.K llccclpla, 1000 ateadv. tU.X,. hllllKI' Kerrlrts. UHMin weak, 113. I.amba. SIC 30. SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. S.'. IIOOri Re (elpla. 4(10 hrail. Ten lo o liliher. UATTI.K Itrtrlpts. S.W hi-ad .Nominal. H1IRKI' None. . Cotton Buyers and Sellers NEW YOntC. Dec. 22. December nussell, Mitchell and Schllt bid; Ilelnz offered. January Xewman. Slianr. Mitchell and CaVdosa, bid ; Russell, Ilelnz and Hyman offered. March New man. Kreeman. Hriwkii. Arlington Mills Pays Special 'It Hubbard and neardsley hid; Slartln, ', ocl BOSTON, Dec. 22 Tho Arlington Ilontrce, Wllaon ana Newman orrered. of i Mills liae declared a special d ldend May Poini. Munds and McKadden of 12 a share, In addition to the regular . Piu ; aiucneii, ueinj, jieanwiey, I'urrou quarterly disbursements of, 2 a share, and Bchlffer offered. lo,ILPAyDi0 janusry . lo siocu oi re-i juiy ricojimmuuciru. . -"p-." -TT" ,ir.J?5-.--- ,.. ikw'z.: a.k . ....j.t, . . v ". iin nian I , jr. KrL,caMnsw:iK'.i x. i T. .'rt r WKtti- ". ' 7. 94t( 4JiJ candles hill Proper Clothes for Trip 7 thr t'lllfor o H'tiiiinu'a 'aye: llear Madam WJI1 ou pleaae tell hip the proper clothes tn wtar on u two weeUa' trip tt KlorldK In Tehruary? I do not Intern! atopplnir at oiip place, for na I ill be aiahl. aeelnit I will be on the nioie all the time Would a aatlll or taffeta ault he aiiprn. prlatii utder a topcoat? Anil will you Mm NUKaest Ihp materlalH and way to ma1.p a wedding dress for h ii o'clock homa wel' dlnii? M It .H. A spoils suit would be the most coi-i-i.xi llilni? m wpar fnr tralellncr that burned ihaicoal thre In order lo leep (llll a n,ortB i,at It would be well tu take ulno a - taffeta rrock, a light georgette gown, all evening- fiocli. (preferably black) and te-.eral white skirts and waists. Vou would need also a pretty 'Sweater and white shoes and stockings. If ou wear a sports hat It would be well to take n dressy one In jour trunk for afternoon. The one black etenlng frock will do for dinner at the bis hotels and will keep fresh for the whole trip, and with two fussy froiks for ufterjioou Jon should have all nn need. Take with joit for the trip, he. sides your handbag for traveling hit, a topcoat, which may be uted for day or etenlng. A pretty wedding gown might be1 fashioned of charmeute or peau de sole ' Make the skirt rather short and full oier u lace petticoat. If the lace on tlie dropsklrt or petticoat Is handsome, drape, the silk a little to reveal It. Use I georgette crepe for the sleeves nnd open neck. It Is better .taste not to have the dress cry decollete. The bodice might be mado rui surplku lines. Why not s:nd ne u selNaddreesod em elope and write mo a descilptlon. ot your coloring, height and figure I will be glad to pick out a picture for you I 1 ... uiari r.s i no uiri.i visiii ' IIKir-l I'llll"" I"! -. ii.u n 'I. I Antlwrn Min-'r'tt' Antlnl t 'lirl-ntnirfn Snnc; 1 "O ('nnr IIwIiiht nf MriiiVhn) "J i; Vnt, k p. m rnitiHTMAs rAiuiif HimvirB . ln nltit" ii f uprnmn Mr UrlfTIn wltl rend a 1 crnun nf nUI Knstlfth rsrniB mi'hk' mil rimiit and conm;aATioN lirnt. Whfn uniia h uaratn siHti-r. TsfhalknwuM Mhl (t und Ass In HumMn Phfd. Qeiafrt Collei lion t From Ifeaen Ahovf tn Earth I Come, Mar Th lirnt Norell, Traditional. Silent Stunt. Adrt Vljl'Ils. Traditional, O Illtle Town of Hithlehem. fledrrr It Cam ITpon th Mldnlcht Clmr. nnrnby. Phllln It. lofpp. Organlit. TuraiUaV. I"cember 5. I 11 m rr-'u.rn.'nc w.?n - - "Kl'Tmin. t I'MTAKIAN SOrilJTY OI' r.l.RMANTOtVN. 'h(?M-n Hve. nt Jrpn' M. iv. noci:n f. ronnK MinWfr. 11 . n. rhrlstiri 8r.lre and t'arolc Per it.on Y Jne- Ml'ilte-. t p ni -rHrHtnma j;pi Allr wrjronif. 1 Urella ntAtii ifcKi:H(ni. n. j. till IT IU f'lltlla.f1( li. l'tTItniaJI v RKIl Ittiss lllTTTdN? ?l THE LAUREL HOUSBj l'irst Clast American Platlr, Hotel. Dcli:litftil climate. A sliort motor run from .Campj I)i at Wririlitstown. - llraiuh nf (iiumller llros. K Co..'Ik' llrnlier i A. J. MURPHY, Manager." 4 . v. munrni nui.Kifr.ri' e'AjtiiKN. h. r. THE PARKVIEW. A comfortable jhnd dvllsMr ful lit t lo hotel. rutiducUd wltk' nn (arnenc acwir to pj and to BAtlflfy, Excllent i pnln. huTillnr. etc. Our i am inn nnd raianiihlii. XJnamr f m inanarement. Wrlt ledirrr Central.-f.l Mra. m. 1- HAiinisUiV. rrop. ,i JAt KSOSV1I.I.K, FI.A. ARAGON HOTE.L'S l.uropean tilin, fl.Ml nn, AVhera fWttttetft 'j 1 u 1 1 ll. rnmfnrt and erIr lit nnd tnnrlii. HMt (I. A nlare far v J UHTH n'lni A Under naw "" 77w-"ment. Cla noatraie. hoi ana coia waiar la room. rnvaf pain a. hT. AttUJriMo wn Wfc. , U K. j ,TT THE BARCELONAra-ft pri. diiii.jb.xciu.- patron a go. nm, A.fi.fci HOTFI. RRANADA Cp. main ent. J. v ........ .. am i,, Prl. balha. Amir. & tlurc. 2. .eon. Stm. a. Bakar. fl TUB nFNNFTT Prl. rath. 6t 111 - )erlooklmr bay." ocean ) .Nr. ma r i.aianon. tiat. K.ai. TLIC KAfiMCilJOierlooklni: I"4- mwnjvii proof. Newest Ancient city, steam heat, nn prlvi IM PfJf ii.M I'irv. ri,. it'EeunC V Palm VUla Hold r.cin, nu and nnntlnr MM homelike. Wrlia r mi mi. n. . UaI.I Pairaimritanf Absolutelr fin Kuropean pbiata lltht and runnlna- water In even roam, blocks from b.iy. Rolf. 4!shlnc. biUUns. W.T-1'.. 1'K.Vflt. rLA.'.'fti HOTEL PALMS J'w mSrnj UtlUS tlVfft eiana nn ik worin, .nit.ncn pr iay up. unniet. m: niu'.i.y.K, rtJK. THE RAYMONDl' PoW " ci.aon.f Hun. i e ne-m in rill i rri. priii:. ix. orQ C I l.nUUVAl liK.KLA. sTi-i.otN i.i;(.rr. Dr. iro.n;n v. , WHITI PnHF HHTPI nrproof. 'ion 1" piinnnnr to hold ihren nattflt--1 "' "w " lir.it nnd ru .1.., i, tul W . Pi nliilillliMi i:iriiillnii In tkil. I iiniln (11 .( mr' mnni rfit ,. 1 u t..k ;tZ llllil llll'i av.i..fwi. staL-trajiB-i s.f ttiiap nqm ... --.,. lirvill I llllil Jtmll9, sfu i Lily soon tnu 01 Uurnnean :t.iu liolf, mtilcu;, ri:.Msiurs STUMhlIlf.S print as lecipo for niaklnc IIUUSUIVIKE. Creamed Squash To the Kitltor ot tV'omoVs I'aat: Dear Madam Will jou plea soon as possible mi creameU squashT I'eel the squash and cut Into dice of uniform mie. Boll In salted water until tender, hut not hroken. Drain carefully In n collaudcr aim i.eep not wniio ou toecther tuo ueapiue leahpootuum utter und the game ii.i Hilly of lloin until they buhhle. Then pour upon them a cupful and a halt ot sweet milk. Stir until smooth, turn lit tne squasti nice, THE food value of cocoa has been proven by centuries of use, and dietitians and phy sicians the world over are enthusiastic 'in their endorse ments of it. It is said to con tain more nourishment than beef, in a more readily assimi- lated form. The choice, how ever, should be a high-grade cocoa, "Baker's" of x course. rrjs delicious, too Trade-mark on every package Made bnly by Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. 'i-v V.'i K?.:.'" i'V tm hi, u. a. 2 Ji-ii pr. off. Established 1780 v Dorchester season liberally with salt aud pepper aud which would probably be suitable ana I atrve, Marlon' HarlanA, , , tit you a beltif Ilea f what lo saaUe. it .. . j .'. ! iOrsf AKi'3 - t . .Krt t i j a. -J... .1 VMM iliWiss II 1111111 II 'C,V . m!i..j ia . ' -.' e- ''.v'.vi.- .--attLI-. ' -I . .'. si III II l I i 1 1 I Blsiail Hlilll .ti! :.., r ai.fn.--akiT- .OVJlfc'- . .' , ')-J'-, ,tv4'. .-... 1 I1 Mass. HI ESK5V WRCfisB Short trips or more extended tours on ateamers noted jt for their comfort and high standards of service. ' HAVANA PoftiSSiN CUBA t tropical climate or wondrrtul soilness invites tha "4; northern visitor. Ouaint old buildincn and cmtoma Irnrl '3i interest to your stay, vhile up-to-date holeiti supply ejvery i) comtort. Csolt, tennis, surf-bathing; racing at Oriental q rarK. mailings from iNew I one every Saturday. p MEXICO KffiB.H1Mf A To Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tampico. Fi.f nueinr rails Jl NaaaAii. Rnl-inmaa. ! 'M HlmtnltihUm. rsMmtlaM W rssiifsta issrautKM M m WADTVI IMT HEWT0RKAHB VVikIL LillICi MAIL STEAMSHlf i Foot of Wall Stroet, New York HBnl. TILI IM,. -?1 lul (bealnot HI. JsS5 1 V'J u2m aa if.
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