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tISTMAS CAN MAKE PATRIOTS
'yOMEN WHO FEAR WAR CLOUDS
iber 25 Brings Fourth Dark Noel to
ranee She Is Worn With Battle It
Is Time for Us to Do Our Part!
PATSY KILDARE
By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
..
I; HAVE had many a Christmas
v, but perhaps not one like
t Only those ot us who are
'than itxty can look back on a
when America was In arms, a
, men strong.
I yet being; at war In holiday time
ht made much difference) out-
lly. The shoppers bumped Into
'Other Just as much as over this
IV the. cars were packed and small
still sold tree-holders. This Is
'.Will. Hlt1s(mA niilwi.bltii Tn. In.
;inM tMiiMiiuaa vubmaiutj. uub ill'
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2V''JTor American women una n a
'-(ntnuiiH ui uill'd UHIU UI llto
free.t heartache ot a December 23 that
Trail come 10 tno iTencii women to-
1 morrow, it is tlio fourth, you will re-
Member, they have known, mid all the
While war has been raglnc on their
"Mry hearths. But It's u. tlmo when
ijpteuds are ahead.
nTHERE aro clouds uheud. and In
V1 . .
ftijj ' spite or all that people say some
Wnea we can't help thinking nbout
But If wo think long enough
,1-ljJTl
r.f ',vh
fc -, nun
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
A constant new
surprise,
riy changing diss
unfold .
Fly interest never
dies
love this growing
old.
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TOONTjOFlHl "TJ
W
Ik
" inornliiK
The Relay Race
711 8LUIT kind of lato at June's this
lie, for droRgy foot had been
hollering her head off all night tilt
along toward daylight, when the doctor
began to gle her water to drink. Then
she went to sleep nnd(e did nlso and
slept too dlngtmsted long. After I woke
uo I ate lireakfaut an ciuick as I could
and then Howdy and I rambled to Jim's
He and Maggie were waiting for us with
the buggy and we aw the boyn Btartlng
out In an auto which wan gultig to race
with them. 1 was glad then that I am
not a boy, for the boys wero all dressed '
In their underclothes and they looked '
very slilxtry and skinny and leggy. Jim
droe down the road toward the starting
point, which was a long distance, away, I
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
nnd we nearly ml sued tfcttlr.g there by back, but it drapes so softly
Coat Suitable for Afternoon or Evening Wear
If you choose your afternoon
coat wisely you enn make It do
service us an evening wrap. Or,
if you are looking for a practical
evening wrnp you can select u
model which will not be inap
propriate for afternoon wear.
For Instance, consider the coat
pictured in the uccompanyini?
sketch. Here is a model quite
suitable for afternoon or evening
affairs. It is of pearl-gray chif
fon velvet, lined with pussy wil
low taffeta and trimmed with
skunk. Tho- (squares collar
reaches the waistline In the
THE WORLD'S WAR
Through Woman's Eyes
Hy ELLEN ADAIR
starting time.
The first boy to lun wna Straddle
Jenkins and he there all reuly to run. I
Raid to liltn, "Davis School must win,
Straddle." Ho did not pay nny atten
tion to me, his mind being entirely on
the nice and on the man who was tell
ing him all about how to breathe and
bow to run and how fast to go A lot
of kids from our school were nound him
! cheering him and lie Just kept one foot
I out and watched the road In front of
hlni nnd did net answer the man or any
body. Then all of n suddfn a man paid,
, "Heady"' and shot off a pistol, which
ibout what war has done to tho llttlo I maiie me Jump. Away went Mriddle
into me Winn, imu everynouy cneertti
Then I thought I would run a little way
, with him to give him good luck, so now-
IT DORS not help Franco lu meditate 1 iiy nn,i 1 aw and we caught up with
on her wrongs today, but when we I him pretty soon and 1.111 along by Mi
otics "oer there."
do Just one thought comes to the top:
. side.
I said to him.
'Straddle, jou are doing
v : "- """ - 1 "-- , 1 sain 10 nun. "Ktrauuie, ou are uoing
,v wu .no hm no itnu nuiiuvoht rufc !..... .v. ...... rt- ... ..- ' Kiflll lUIIIIIIIK 1 UUIII i,L"liu iii'-iu ir,
i rn,ae.i to be nappy about this Christmas
EfftlM not tad. There are tho children,
ifl.yifor instance.
fyh viicj will uq aaiciy taivci'litH,
tv. TaIca ft tiek in tin fhpv rpt. Ken Hm
i'lKtle arm all chubby as It curls out-
help France. France Is holding our any boy In nny school who can run is
lino fi- ii.i.na liolil it fnp in. don. ''"'t as vou " He did not nn'iwer, so I
that its size does not appear ex
treme. The overcollar of fur
ends in tied ends of the velvet
in front.
Christmas Carol
Tim larth bus grown old with Its bur
den of care
Hut at Christmas It alwaja Is young,
Tho beait of the Jewel burns lustroU3
and fair
And Its soul full of music bursts foith
on tho air
When tho song of the angels Is iutig,
It Is coming, Old Harth, It Is coming
tonight!
On tho snow flakes which cover thy
tod;
islde the covers. The blood of healthy, i answer: All the Chrlstmuses of
perntciy. blio is waiting. c,cn ll)Ul. ... .. ho Ju,t ioni.,1 n!ir-nl
To the woman who compaies this i of him. In nlnif'St no tlmo wo reached
Christmas with those- ot other times 'he other boy who wns to take tho flag
...i ii. ...- ... ,i, i. ni nn1 "' with It nnd he did. Howdy mil
I ran along with that boy and I tald to
looked" up in h,,eface. and" "7 did no! I T1- ' Curl.fchU.1 fall gcn.Ie
nnd sighs for peace thero Is only ona
'well-fed childhood Is In that soft.
;. Mushed cheek. This Is what wc huvc
be happy about Christmas I'vol
I;,yirar has been kept far from our flre-
rj'i
tK.i." fvi In TtVnnna 1llla ..IiII.Ia.i aim
"(Wve Santa Claus their blessed l'ere
.'Tfoel no less than do our Bobs and
MUies, nave ueen introauceu to tno
"terner side of life. And the sterner
'-de means all that you have read
Ofy
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makeshlft peace In the world will not
count until France, with her hungry
children, with her wrecked villages, Is
avenged I
It Is hard to face the clouds nhcad.
Hut they will bo faced bravely. He
cause In them, thank Clod, there can
be no rcmorko or regret, only the
sense that women have done the last
thing In tho world to make the Chrlbt
mas message live forever.
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TJHE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
i .
Tjltrrt and runHonn tubmiltrd to lli department mint b- utitlrn mi one ulile o)
&- I.. ... mlnmit ...1,1. 4 U m n .n n nf Ihm tfritl-r Rntrlnl nurrlflt llkf IIOl nillll
WTtloia an lnird. I i unifrntosil fiat thr dltor does not nrcciartlv Inione tip arHlimrnr
-. .a- oflrfim, 11 nP(m."uuuB, lir .,.., tr .......... . a..vl..i, i .m... . ... ,-..-.-.
K.vmiiv v.xi'ii.iir.. uvenina l'uoi c i,
rr-
Wben s TelTrt rllibon bow on a hat has
, esusht In th roln what can De done
wotoreltt
t. How can pretty linlttlnc bar for the
'.-f-t HMto acbooldrl be made?
. What U the difference In flavor be-
mi:
Z.'venln0 lublfc
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. How are women taking irry iiethe part
in the actual life of the llrlll-li nrin)'.'
2. Name the woiniin who In ratted the
"Utile Grandmother of tho Iluslon Iteio.
htlon."
3. In It considered rood form to comiill
ment one's hostess on a well-prepared
meal?
y,,fMn dark red and Ilrht red crunberriear
SV.r ,vi.iirtnii rwr eiTtmnivio iKinmnnw
, jriionr,iv3 iu ijiiiuuuni o ii(uiivir.o
Ii vl. 3m that has biromo hard and mimrr
ft be made quite smooth It It Is put In the
i BBxl allowed is men.
' Kintnr Teretables with liaron.
riTor will be rrwitly extended if the
U pat throurh the line part or the
, Kasty black silk ran be rrnoTntrd nt
i with dye water made from iMilllnr an
discarded black kjd rlove In a pint of
Doll until there Is a halt pint
rJMt. Then sponre the silk on the rlrht side.
cloth over It and Iron while damp
.') (fe wrong side.
mf
1. A liostes houe U n ret nnd reception
renter set aside for women who Oilt sol
dier In camp. It has been etahll"hcd nnd
U mnlntnlneil In the larloun rump4 nnd
cantonments hy the Younr Vi'omenV, t'lirls
tlon Ahhoclatton. It Is in the lioten house
the soldier "rlslts" with his people.
2. It is proper nnd courteous to write n
note of thunks for a rift. Acknowledgment
liy telephone Is not udequate.
3. After the hair has been wusiied. a
little brlllluntlne smoothrd on it will make
the tresses considerably cuslrr to dress.
hlni. "Vou rannot run ni fast as Strnd
die Jenkins, t.o nu might as well gle
up and be done with It lnN Is bound
to wlii. You could net run fast enough
to run over a mud turkle and vu know-
It. You ire beginning to hienthe hard
now." Then 1 gavn our school jell, but
he Just kept going nnd did not even
look at me.
l'retty socti here lame the auto with
Str.idd'o In It and It honked and I looked
around and the man motioned for How
dy and me to get nut of the road and
stay out. sn we did After that we ran
In the ditch by the Hide of the road. So
we oime t(i tho next boy and he grabbed
the Hag nnd wtnt nwny from there like
a rabbit that was shot at and missed
and tho other boy climbed Into tho
auto. Howdy and I ran with the hoy
f with the Hag and I said to hlni, "You are
some runner, ircn t jou? You are run
ning so fast that If vou wero runnlnir
around a block you could almost tag
yourself. If nobody else In the world .
could run you would be the fastest run- TP-'
ner there, but Davis hns got you sklnmd 1VJL sl
to ueatn, so you might as well gle up.
I know a wooden legger who could beat t
you with one leg tied behind him."
Then wo got to the fourth
und white,
And the lolce of the ChrlM-chlld tells
out with ikllght
That mankind are the children of God.
Tho feet of the humblest may walk In
the Held
Where tho feet of the Holiest trod,
This', then, Is the marel to morjals re
vealed When the slliery trumpets of Christ
mas have pealed
That mankind aro the chlldien ot God.
Phillips llrooks.
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' But the Americans tell me that th,.
I Canndlans have coplea them so Amw
i lea wins.
I had a great variety of partners.
man with a nulet, cultured face w
In the uniform of an ordinary prlvad
He danced with great easo and grac
i Happy Night With AmericaThanksgiving at the Eagle Hut I "vhere did you first learn to dance
wero uuiy mixed, no remoyca tno gum "About the time I was graduate:
..mil ins inouin ami moueipu 11 iniu n ., ttnrvnriS" h. sail.
dogl Tho dog was much nd- ,, vt .,.,.. ,vn, -. muffh.inni
tnir unllnr. whose uniform bad been tor
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inuring an tno compeiiiions oeiwecn
teams the nlr was thick with college
yells. Can you picture COO husky men.
LONDON, Nov. 30.
LAST night was Thanksgiving night
In London and I think Americans
it started with a real Thanksgiving
dinner. My American readers will won
der why 1 iccord that obvious fact. Hut
picano rememner we o.ks i . m a ,,,, hunB wllh Thanksgiving Ian-
are living today In n beleaguered 'land , mo,icd out of pumpkins nnd
tn iiia r.n "wni- rntlntis." nnit fillr food . ..... !..'....
wo urn ii n "war rations." and our moil
must be measured out to us In duo
portions'
Yet a "real Thanksgiving dinner"
took place at the American hut '
"Huw on earth did you manago to get
those turkeys?" I asked Mr. Hohert
Stuart, tho secretary, as I watched
Lady Ward and Iady Alastalr Innes
Ker deal out generous portions of the
eluslvo (In war-time!) bird. "And how
on earth hao you squared the Food
Controller for tonlght7"
Mr. Stuart laughed heartily
"Didn't you know that those tuike)H tho world, ma'am"' camo the quiet re
r.ew 1IKIU icrosi me Aiinniic irom
America," he said, "so the Food Con
has got nothing to do with
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
In niifltrrr to health qurntlanv Doctor Kttlng0 in thin iflcr k ill ilaMu oive ad Ice on nrf.
tcnr.ir mntictnr, but in ho cac uill he hihr the riik of vnkiup ilkignoscn of o-
vrescribtito for nlhnenta rrnuirinrj vmtitil trtntmatt ur tlruot. Jlialth
question utll br promt tly tin irrtd Irj pntonat Uttejs to
inquirers itho utctuir t.tautpcl rntrloprtt for reply.
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. I)., LL. D.
YA Helmet for Child of tour
s rjfi t Editor ot IVoman'i Paar;
r'V'"riar Madam will you Kinaiy sena m-
; v'roetlon for making a helmet for a child
y faar yeara old? I saw a child with one on
l.Yi' othsr day and I thought how cosy and
ts.tj'wann the child looked. You have helped
r before ana sun success, ana i wisn iu
you. wishing you ueai.
'$&?U ths child Is largo for his age use
iff TU - m .. 1 -.. ..-!. ...... t.n
ri r louowing patiern, ushib su wwna
t&VlrnrrtlnaT needles. No. 4. and four Steel
ftVloilttlng needles. No. 10:
!. .with bone needles cast on rorty-eignt
RX. itches. Knit plain thirty-six row3, or
fsCTsighteen ribs. Blip off on spare needle.
E$slC.-t- onnther Tileris tn norresnond for
rJSt'iSclc. Now slip the stitches of both
tjflprecea on to three steel needles, having
fi.U twenty-four stitches on each needle.
vlsjCslt, purl two for twenty-four rows;
k!Md off twenty-one stitches loosely to
co me opening tor me iaco. jvnic,
'jaurl two, backward and forward, for
rows.
i'Cut on twenty-one stitches loosely on
i needles. Knit two. purl two for
Rem rows. Knit one round plain, then
Idrit, twenty-two Inches plain. Knit two
eV .ASftths and nnpat thesn twentv.twn
tMehes plain again and the two to
' -Mllier. You will have decreased three
(- seiohes. Continue decreasing In these
wm puces in eacn rouna until twenty
e stitches remain. Knit two rounds
itllln. Bind off. Sew top together. A
' esUler pattern will be malted to you.
' i
( From a Little Girl
iJTO anricdisor or woman' rage:
?yfrDar Madam I am a little rlrl eleven
uwiiyeaTS old and I am a constant reader of
Dw , yvyt pace. I read in tho paper of a little
twao warns some toys tor ner oromer
aistsr. If she will call at our house
ELM' We.Wlll that she gsta some toys.
K,r. TftstlX North Eighteenth rtreet.
Wv fThUs little girl with her letter has-been
jmeans ot Dnnging mucn nappiness
enrutmas time, sne is an active
worker and deserves a word of
endatlon. A little fairy tells us
jn company with some other little
aha made S23 for the Red Cross.
'tnany grownups can say the same?
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1 ,; A Mother or a Soldier,
MM SAttor o Woman' I'aof.
jaaaam oraa cannot express now
1 I am to you and the kind friend
.remembered my little girl with the
,-tImIa.Iu tnAmt It ,11.1 nnl aa n ...I
after losnur rnr ooy, wno was my
I have fretted so much, not havlnff
. m 1.1 1 w- - . .
t srvrn irom 111111 Biiivn lie wsitb mwsr.
-. thank: Ood. I heard from htm this
'- ' .- . I i. ...-!: -..". -.
if. lie is in nan Antonio, lex, u nna
' Isard to atruggle along on S10 a week,
F that X pay room rent of a week.
.Beat, seventy-nve csnts. ana tony
r insurance, i told my utile girl
atts was coming to aee her and she
diahted. Araln. .thanklna you ao
l.i-emaJn yours most a-ratefully.
tt tMra.) 8.
' too, is a letter irom tne mouier
MMIer. Through this column It
possiDie to spread a little
i joy In the path of .Mrs. S. and
kerrrt, thanks to the efforts-of
readers.
iCmtmtCkie'. '
r WemoiM'e raati
i VlndlT print In your column
errant cookies. (lire.) N.
' UeJassjoonfuU of butter and
' to a crdam. Add nut-
en to taste and 'two
Uctatly, , Then add two
Itjf er,lfUd twice with a
tWer.j FloaJIy
curraou.
A Test of Love
To the Editor ot Woman's I'aor:
rvar Madam About n sear aeo I met a
younc lady whom I now dearly loe. When
I realized tne lee log wns muxuni i enteral ,-u. ,,,,, ,. , mtal' ..
upon a strange understanding with h-r nnd right, but you ire gumming the game,
he took the flag and went away with It
is ir he thought ho was running Itowdv
and I ran with him nnd with the net
boy nnd the nent Tho last boy and
Howdy and I ran Into the ball park and
the kids from all the schools wero there
nnd they hollered their faces off. The
man climbed out of the nuto and said
to me, "Little girl, whit Is your nnme
nnd the name of your school"'" I said,
"I am Patsy Klldare and I'm Irish nnd
Davis Is my ichnol " The man said,
"Will the Dals girls gle their school
yell for Patsy Klldnrc? She ran all the
way nnd bevit all the runners and did
It easy." Nobody gave the ell. but I
Miv somo of the girls talking together
and then Imogene stood up and staid,
"Patsy Klldare goes to our school, hut
she Is not one of us and we won't yell
for her. This Is not a girls' race "
i:crybndy hissed and a big man with
a red face climbed over the front of the
stand and took off his cont and yelled.
"I cin't lick n bunch of fool girls, but
maybe soino of your fathers ore present.
If they nro I am ready to lick any two
of them." Then n jKillceman put his
hand on the man's shoulder and said,
"Come on out of this. Pat: you are all
UHCULAH rheumatism, or
Igla, Is a painful disorder of the
voluntary muscles nnd ligaments, and
usually follows cold and exposure. It
oy and I is possibly not always tho muscles, but
Muscular Rheumatism
rheumatism, or my-, tls Is nn Inriatnmatii n of tno nerves ami
is not tho samo as either variety of
rliiumatlMii. In rheumat'o conditions
fruits nnd fruit acids aio beneficial
lather than Injurious, because they In
crease alkalinity In lite tissues Instead
ol causing acidity, as Ik commonly sup.
posed, (me should not uso drugs of
any kind without con-stilting a physician.
So the man picked up his coat and gave
me a half dollar and climbed back Into
the stand. Tho peoplo cheered and
Straddle was shown them as the winner
and the Davis girls gave tho school yell
and I gave It with them, for I am a good
sport Then Jim and Maggie came for
me and Howdy and so we went home.
Jim usked me If I was too tired and I
wasn't, for I run all the time when I nm
with nobody but Howdy .tlni said I
was tho most remarkable little girl he
ever knew, but I could hae told him
that before.
Tonight Howdy ind I kneeled and I
prayed, "Dear mother and Ood, thank
you for helping Straddle win the rare.
This ounn girl Ir a Catholle. while I om He and Howdy and I showed them what
a rrotestsnt. uo ou ran i"', "."i"" ' uavis can no. I am sorry I could not
Fn. "when our part ha. T matured to enter hit you with mud yesterday. Amen
upon that supreme tact ot m!lvi"Vlf,)nT
em now very much troubled as to whethir
I dill the right thing.
Htnre I am not quite nineteen nnd she Is
on sear my Junior, I wns to n ci-rtain
extent dlslurtca to note that our nCMualnt
unrcahlp was hcomtng nulte serious I also
realized that 1 was monopolizing her with
my attention, nnd though I hne her. I fdt
that I was depriWnff her of tho pleasure of
other nrnualntancs. I told her that though
w would still lt- the same awi-ethiMrts I
wanted her to ruitlwte other friends and
that I would do the same. In the mean
time we aro to meet orcnslohnlly and dis
cuss our new-found friends, and should
either of us ever find anv one v horn we pre
fer to the other we are lu tell Tt at our
next meeting.
Since wo sealed our little pact with an
exchange of rings. It Is only necessary to
return the rinu to signify the finding of the
preference. Was this. In jour opinion. Im
posing upon ner7
You hive made a very wise arrange
ment, my friend. It is not well for a
man and girl as young as jou two are
to make a positive decision to marry.
And It equally Is not well for a man to
monopolize a girl to tho exclusion of
other men "friends. Your little test can
do neither one of you any harm, and If
your love Is true it will make It all the
stronger.
Mixed marriages very often turn out
unhappily for the simple reason that re
ligion Is very close to most of us, and
one professing the' Catholic faith, for
Instance, must require promises from
the Prutestant Hat he or she will never
Interfere In matters of religion and If
there are any children born of the mar
riage they must be brought up Catholics.
The Protestant must mako these prom
ises, and If he makes them and does
not keep them there Is bound to be un
happiness. It also means that a sub
ject which Is very close to the heart Is
taboo between the two, as the whole
point of 'View of the Protestant and
Catholic Is totally different. It would
not make as much difference to you,
perhaps, as It would to the girl. My
advlce to you both la to think very
strongly' und deeply In the matter before
you, enter Into a definite engagement,
unless you are perfectly willing not to
Interfere In any way.
History of Weather
To ( Editor of iromdn'r Pat7:
Dear Madam Kindly forward
weathsr chart of Philadelphia
MnvMib. 1. 1017. to December
On it nlsass nut date, time of day (1
o'clock), temperature, moisture, wind and
other remarka. H. n.
The Weather Bureau, -with, offices In
Boom 01, Postolflce Building, can fur
nish you with the Information you want.
I could mall the Weather report to you
for the month of November,, but It would
be necessary for you to go to the bureau
In order to get this Information up to
December II, as the report for this
month will not come out until the end ot
the, month- it will simplify matters for
yeu-tB to to the bureau, where the of.
ins a
beginnlne-
ia. 1817.
,..!7' Iteturn of Imorene." the next Patsy
d.Hr;:,'emnfg'yyble''J!ed'g'err'" "'""
Tomorrow's War Menu
CIIlllST.MAS HAY
I1HCAKFAST
Grapefruit
Omelet with Mushrooms
Waffles Maple Syrup
Coffco
DINNL'P.
Clear Soup
Itoast Turkey with Chestnut Filling
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Olblet Gravy
Muttered Turnips Pickled Beets
Christmas Fruit Salad
Mince PIo Nuts and Halslns
Coffee
SUI'PKIt
Welsh Habblt
Coffee Toasted Crackers
Fruit Coke
CHHLSTMAS FHUIT SALAD
The Ingredients are sliced pineapple,
nut meats, currant jelly, grated cheese,
lettuce leacs and mayonnaise dressing,
Place lettuce leaves on Individual
plates and on each plate place a slice of
pineapple. Mix with a thick currant
jelly or some other kind of Jelly some
chopped nut meats and heap up In the
hole In the pineapple. Grate some cream
cheese over the pineapple and dot with
mayonnaise; on each bit of mayonnaise
place a candled cherry or cranberry.
Here you have the Christmas colors of
red. green and yellow. Mary Wright's
tsalad Hook.
Bishop Asks Aid for K. of C,
IIAimiSBUIia, Dec. 24. Letters hae
been forwarded to the clergy of the dlo
cere by the lit. Kev. Philip H. McDevltt,
bishop of the Catholic diocese, of liar
rlaburg, urging them to take part In the
Knights ot Columbus war-fund cam
palgn. The Knights of Columbus areU
maintaining buuuings at the camps,
which are open to soldiers and sailors of
all sects. The campaign will start Jan
uary 3 and continue until January 10,
y
One Mail Delivery Tomorrow
One comji etc. delhery of mall will Le,
made on Christmas Day, The general,
delivery section of the central pott-
tho sensory neres f the muscles, that
are affected, as the pain Is often tf a
strictly sharp, neuralgic type. The loca
tion of tho pain ghes different names
to the attacks: lumbago affects tho loin
muscles; "stiff neck" describes Itself,
and then again the muscles of the libs
nnd about the head may be tho seat
of the pain.
As a rule the trouble Is entirely local
and lasts from a few hours to a few
days occasionally longer. Patients
often fear that they have serious lung
or kidney trouble the first tlmo they
have an attack.
Hest Is Imp rtnnt, and a thorough
cleansing of the bowels Simple food,
plenty of water to drink nnd hot baths
are required Tho Turkish steam baths,
hot picks, fomentations, electric light
baths and electricity ore tho best treat,
ments for this ailment 1 rous plastcrj
of nil kinds are popular remedies for
lumbago. They do no harm, but neither
Pjorrhca
Wllnt Is luiirrhfii' W. A.
Pjorrhea In nn infection of the gums
around tin- teeth with production of
pus. It causes u loosening of tho teeth
nnd may eventually affect the Jaw Itself
If allowed to cnntlnue. The sourco or
this lnfictlon Is fiequcntly Improper
raro of the teeth, or a general rundown
condition which allows perms to gain
access It was formerly considered in-1
rtiralile, but It II now known that the
tioller
them !"
Thu hut was llteiallv packed with
men. In 'the big roncert hall o leal
American band was strumming a,
1 band which has nobly faced flro and
death a hundred times on the western,
funt with tho Canadian army Hery
' bandsman Is an American
"Heavens, how thoc nun can play '."
said Lei! White, the popular American
actress who had romu to entertain the
men.
i And then the games begin!
The men were divided tip Into tennis
I.'ach team woro its college pennant
! There wcio nbout 40 men to each team,
headed by a captain, and a checr-lf.ider
500 participants In all! was i.ip-
talu of Cornell,
I had about 40 men lu my team, and
'sometimes CO' Theic were 12 husky
I American sailors, with voices llko fog
flrens Our cheer leader was an enor
mously big fellow of tho plying Corps,
I with abnormal chest expansion nnd ab
normal lung power. He led my fio men
I lu a yell that made tho rafters ring
"Cornell, Cornell,
I yell, I yell.
Like
COHNUI-L."
Tlio Cornell team was casllj first in
noises.
There were a .couple of Hoosevelt's
! Hough Illders, twenty Ameilcan soldiers,
i a (.mall crowd of Australians, tluee Brit
ish naval otllccrs and tlireo nnny of
ficers from thu American Kmbassj, who
i, swelled tho throaty numbers of my
I team. Before the evening was over I
had fifty Americans on the team
We wero "some hefty bunch," as the
llttlo negro member of tho party dc-1
I I rlared it sailor who had been Just a
llttlo lonely till tho games began, ana
whom I commandeered Into the Cornell,
team. '
Ho won a prize, too, did that lllt'e ,
negro, and for n cbrlous achievement
I sent him up before the Judges Mrs.
Astor and some other prominent Amer
icans as representative of Cornell
I'nlverslty In tho "widest grin."
His mouth was extraordinarily clastic.
Ills smile was "car to car." Thero was
another sailor a white man on liar
vanl team, who inn tho llttlo negro
veiy close. This man's smile was of
the shark variety.
Hut the little negro won. His display
will be glad to hear of the wonderful
party given nt tho American hut In
London for their far-away soldier and
sailor sons.
It was a glorious party a night of
great hilarity and games nnd dances
nnd jollifications1 It Is with the "morning-after"
feeling that I sit down to
write, for 1 am stiff after last night's
running of races and fox-trotting and
little
mired,
In one of the competitions, and whoi
Con ...art trnali.wl with nsrsnlratlnn nri'
grime. But when ho spoke I saw lp.
was no ordinary man.
"I was un honor man at Talc," h
told me, very modestly.
It was the samo with nearly al
tho men.
I want to say hero American soldlei
and sailors have become very populnj
with every one" In London, Their slra
pllclty, their lack of "side," their enthi)
plasm, have endeared them to the line
llsli, to the Atizacs, to tho Scotch art
to the Irish.
"In nil our lives we've never had
jollier evening," a group of Scotch ur ,
Irish soldiers declared. "If this Is
ical American party, then I wish tlf
lily, I Americans would navo Thnnksglvliil
I think that next to the Americans every week, so that wo could enjoy
In dancing prowess corne the Canadians, over again."
cucumbers, all yelling at the pitch of
their voices, and never ceasing for three
hours?
Today my throat Is so hoarre I cannot
speak nt all.
After the games wero over dancing
started. A real Amerlcnn ragtime troop
arrived, and plaved most enticing rags.
"Where did you learn to dance so
wonderfully?" I asked a sailor ot tho
good ship Dixie, when wo paused a
moment for breath.
"I guess I've danced In every port In
ooo900eocee
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Rheumatism and Neuritis
The Christmas Dinner
Turkey, goose and vegetables, on
I which Americans dine nt Christmas, ac
cording to ancient custom, are tho very
things tho food administration wants
them to eat, as they conserve wheat, red
meats, fats and other needed war foods.
Fittingly enough, this Christmas falls
How ran one kind nf rheumatism t, ,iis. , meatless uuesuay, the clay on which
tliumlshed fnim annthnr' Is rheumatism ' no red meats nro to bo eaten. Serving
the same ns neuritis? Whal In re the causes the old-tlmo Christmas dinner on that
and treatment? .Mils. JAS. I ,, .,,, . ,, .. -.,-,-
There are tWO general Varieties Of' t,1,v nr moan neenmnnnl,l l.w ,...
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rheumatism, the more common. Is the mimnklti nle. fruit, nuts nml wnr ninm
result of nutritional disturbances. These pudding nro all good conservation dishes
aro usuilly brought about by autolntoxl- and may bo consumed to Individual ca-
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Hut I nm very happy. For the Thanks
giving party at the American hut In
London wns voted unanimously a huge
success.
nt shining Ivories was brilliant and
Inches wide !
The competitions In which each team
participated wero numerous. fine nf
my Cornell men a very large marine
ece'lcd particularly In tho chewing,
gum competition. Ho raced the others
along tho hall, picking up packets of
chewing Rum, which he chewed Indus
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