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G CARS AND WAR WORK
CHANCE
Bpth Show She Lacks Democracy Jobs
(I in Factories Do Not Appeal, Neither
" Dopr Work
I- '
paid war work for women
Hid particularly remind mo of
cars I don't know, I'arhapa
av there Isn't a much better
to test out the democracy of a
i than in paid war work, unless
i a; sleeping car.
V seen a woman with a pleat-
iwhlte crepo do chine cnmlsole
t'jme In a pink crochet lace cor
i tvr to fool for three long mln
I with the patent soap uqulrter in
fit , Fwlf nan drcsslnu rtiom beforo re
ly telling her how It worked.
' was an experiment. It was In-
Via; to stand back and count
minutes.
I v 'They represented tho struggle of
j Witocraf y and democracy In tho mind
iajfUw woman who did not carry u
LaMich Jiut who nto in the dining car.
HVwi.'WM very feeble strugglo. You
the woman with the strawberry
t;fjlnic corset cover did bring her lunch.
"kVvo, inrtforc, sno was not worth hav-
;; & mental struggle about. Hut it
Iswaa annoying to have to show her
u.apw toe soap sciuirier worked. Any
MA could Reo hn lim! linvnr rirctiapil
Kjllj, a ?ullman car before. It was ho
vewnmon of her not to have traveled!
Ti: . . . ,
i ,'iiaiu wr "'orK is very
much llko
g'.tha.
Perhaps you don't think so.
i' Dank
you think patriotism has
y knocked down every barrier. Perhaps
,-. 4LI.I. . M ...mi..,. . ..it..
dVU llIlt WUlIIUIt UiU 1UU1& IU nill
,70111; or ineir dcsi uuvciyn aims anu
tklln fnirt Ihn Pnohimn nf n mill u-nrbnr.
' """"""-.:."-" .:..
it -ino uvvernmeiu emiiiuyincnL uu-
rea.Uft tflll im Hint mnt of thpm nrrn't.
t ' T-fM l nn Inalnnrn' Wnr tnrtil.
B' 44t Aka nrtAtn I ft nlinnFlinna tn
ljs. hm jvua uvii an uu(iiaiw.
K-J&nwn Just now are those In mills.
HAny woman can ko out and Ret a
fe yrir Job if she puts on her hat and
g.walkt down the street to tho nearest
jvmciory JJut win sner unoso inai
If- know aay paid war work ceases to In
Kfstirwt most women once they And out
?. 1t la etntroH In n tnrtnrv.
wfc vpere la another Instance: At
? Chnatmaa time the suggestion was
T"' -. .L. 1 1 . .1 -
ri"' Manf tnM In nA n nll fllotni-n oltlAO
Cf that' some of tho wealthy nonworklng
K, iromen In the town talco positions as
H THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Lttten and ouritfona tubmltted to tht
y H ar mmlv ana atgnea tain me tiamr or xnti wrurr, nprcini rjurnm iiki mw awvn
L m.a.. Z- X.j.j f l .i4bamJ tttrw '! illnv .tnmm nt amriinfifii laiinraii that aHf JmMir
ajtfVW IWV MVIIfUl J riuill nan li
r fWUri KXCHANtiEi
ill rommtintcoiions or inn orpnrimtni nnuum tin umirrajtu u wtiwu;,- ua
x.vrnino i'uono L.tagcr i'.wiaacipnia, ra
TODAY'S
1 Wlu4
ara Ihf. reoulrenienta for enllatlni;
In Ilia Amerlean telephone unit, the
Wait af tlrl operator to Join l'erh.
lara lorees in rranee;
l;'..Mw tan nnnsnal llure rnrda I
i&"k ol' Birthday party be mm
y tIa what new rnl.e ot the Hi
&k i. eoHar and tie la the smnrl
da for tlio li o
mnde nt home?
Hunter ltroun
roHar and tie la the smart younc ilrl
appaarior these dnyaT I
Mh ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
Wi' relit maroiKf, Is t
Wilt, l"ttlt marmltv Is the nntlonnl soup of 1
r-T . -r-i-"- -.""..'....: i-
T-1" - France. It Is etensleiy serieu 111 me
h nateia ana resinurums ui ,ui-r,ru.
.Nature's law of the rolor relation 0r tVy
TT' js ...ik ..n..ll. n lias anrrart III. I
terlar deeorntlon of n home In Ihe lul
lawtna waxl The eellln. Ilka ljie akr.
hauia be lUhtestt the floor, like Ihe
fofftreuml of earth, darkest, nnu Ihe
wails, like Ihe nunenmnei. ot '"Is. I
tanrc," half war lietnren In shndlnr. I
1 at. Thara, ara 340 eatorles or units of food .
: ." tiI in u uound of rlums. Unlit per
F c coat of the rotniiosltlon of flatus Is I
VIKT, ino loon miuii" wn " ."-
laws 1 Ten per cen9 protein yr niusrlc
iittUdlat food. K per rent riirlmhydrates
r eoernr food und 1 tier rent fat.
Mtn Fail Their Country
EMTo lk Billor 0 Woman' i'aor;
. "Dear Mdim Just n word In reference to
tV tfla troubles 01 'A l-uzzieo lie. -imi.iiu-tA
s. Umiu r.nv' anil others. Murn sdiich
(j'iand motty are devoted to ndvlslnir the
fe moUMwlves. wny cuni your vniuauiu raiiri
tieKSTJV.. n nrllel. on this subject in
E'tha, men's eolumna? 1'ew men read the
lJL Woman's Paf. and thoso hn do do not
'aav tna 'aniciea 1110 vmup iu.-j uwi r.
"jfWomen'a soaalp, some term them. Many
'Mnman who are not wrlttnir to you nrs
f-'i,'tru-llit with this problem. In my own
fij'i.liimSrmy husband usually hrlnua meat on
'Ur.snaatieaa aaya ana quieiiy mu i suiui "y
lt, tor dlnnsr. On wheatless days ha will
i.V.aaat it toara la no bread In tho house, lie.
?i winded of tht cause he will say, "I ki.ow all
. "Bmasll to da? Why not discuss this where
Vrtli d It?
Bursty 11 ouitni 10 00 sumo
A 11.1U
fcflSt'hava referred this latter to the edl-
teiial pae ot tno paper, lonay you win
,'aa there remarks addressed to the bends
.VVor home. Undoubtedly men havo
"j'fadlM a fooa savers, iney are us ran-
ml. ran'Ts'nen asKeu to bivo up uuu iu mtir
feiSptw't Let Them Do It Again
HMWUr 0 ivoman-a i-ao
A-"IMr Jddm We H enjoy readlnir tho
tfsaraanan.'a faae and I wouin like very mucn
L tliyou eoull aid ma in what I am about
trtVeH.
i.l 'STCs ksva a nlaver-n ano which Is very
Sfeadly aoritcheil up. and I would like If you
fe ' Mili' tll ma of sums Ineipcnalvo way of
PMtnovIca th scratchei.
I IS- '.Th acratchea ore deep, rlsht tnrouen
a--tiie aoua wooa. wnn-n is msnosany, 11m
aren aroppea several rnus wnsn rrmovniH
mI'.b It . rhlnnarl tS varnlih off.
I sSuThennh Is also covereil with deen scratches
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tnt UUUOns on ineir snoea anil aisu
tht buckles on their sandals.
1 ," V'NoisV. If you could auirgeat a way In which
could ha removed I will ba very thank
you, l leaso answer as soon ss ros-
(Mrs.) II. B.
:"Wtv'
01 1'i.m sorry to say there Is no way to
' larnove these scratches without the serv-
',of an expert furniture man. 11
Ih 16 posaiDie tor you to get in toucn
,'a. cabinetmaker who will not charge
r Very much to do this If he comes
r nome ana wotks on your pianoia
; Th use ot a good piano polish will
itha white marks oft the pianola and
fjertalnly help to take away the un
.Ijkttir appearance. You can apply this,
: tarie, yourself.
-f'fA. T E. K. a.
.Will the llttlo drl t fifteen whose
liMklMrts dad and whose brother Is In
Sm jJrVfy Please und ma her name and
ai jt la iinpossiuiu lor 1110 iy ncip
I have both or tnese.
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WtHTt 0n for You
0 Wsaa,a rae!
UB-.1 in a dally reader of the
ana ret mucn valuable in
ttuan inia column, wogiq you
1 whera I can aet a aood watch
art A. ii.
reader please send his ad
rlMYe the name of a reader who
I to find a home for a eood
i; one year old, a male. If I
itood your request wrongly.
I aUrrTr wlah to know where It la
fm IMIUI a pointer, I am afraid
lavUrreferyou.to the' do
M'tim.w.,Mauna in
rspiia.w.,b'ot
TO STUDY WOMAN
in St.nrps
Old Friends
A Song
Mlr. ntny Mt liuinr, my lir.rl, mill
r.t
Homr'krrplnr lirartn urn hiPil.t,
For tlinHt thut wnnilrr lliry know not
wlifre
Are full ( trouble and full of csr
To Uy at liome In l.rl.
M'rnry nml lioinptrk nnit ilMrrMftl,
Tliry miiiilrr llii-t, llify wunilrr
Writ,
Anil ntv tinlllril 11 nil licnten nml
hlown iihoiit
lly (In- nlmln of llm ulliltrnmt ot
iliiubl)
To tiny ul I.onis In littt.
Tlirn ( at Iiomr, my lirart,
rru
Tlir Mnl In ofr,t , , ,,,
0rr all Una flutter their nlnira anil
fly
A liauk U Imrrrlnr In (lie Uy
To tay nt homo la lir(.
Ilrnry WnOmmrdi LunnfrlloiT.
salesgirls during the Christmas rus-h
There was a terrific shortage of help,
so many of tho glrln in the utorw had
gono Into munition work. More
wanted to go, but loyalty to tho store
was holding them back.
Did tho women accept the offer?
They mado ono In turn. It they would
bo ullowed to wear a special bailgo
to show they wcro not regular sales
girls they would como into the store.
The manager did not see tho light In
this way, and so tho very practical
plan fel through.
TT DOKS not behoove any one woman
to crltiulzo another about her lack
of democracy. All women have their
undemocratic moments. When a man
takes his first Job he learns that men
arc soclat equals In the olllco and at
the lunch counter. Perhaps woman as
a whole has not been sufficiently
plunged Into the business world to
know that this must bo true of her
too.
This Is ono of the things war can
set to right for us. It will teach us
achievement Is not measured accord
ing to the ethics of the blue book, and
that if wo are to win a permanent
place for ourselves In commerce and
Industry wo will have to democratize!
department mut hi written nn rnt (J nf
Illlivi uwin iiui ni i aiiuvi p ,, .i.
INQUIRIRS
1. When did the riistom of liraUlntr food
originate?
2. llmv enn Tnrloli UI111I4 of luilier snre
tnorli elrunlns-tlli lahur ttroulitl the
kltrhen?
.1. Mluit ! the tent ul tu n tireless
looker? ,
1. I.ollj nous enn he. mmle loin Inrtnenslte
fniors for Ihe ihllilrens ,st. nlentltie's
part)'. A fare Is druHn on the uurd
imoer nml n skirt nf Iir1?lit.nlnr.jl
irepe paper llnlslirn oft" tho ilull). All
surtN of little tlKures ran lie inude,
uiuonc llirm Iteil Cross uursts und mjI
iller tios.
The New York I'ntrersllr Silmol of Com
i :
inerre, .irrounis una 1 unineo
trmllnr more limn n huiiilreil roorsrs '
10 women 10 prepure them tr 11
lions of responsibility In the biitli
T....C:1:!
itoriu.
3. If n plnln while net Jjlxit Is ruikrolderrd
Hlth lirlKlitH-olnreil bends IP will de
velop ljito nn unusuul -'neck ilxlnr,"
Moose Won't Tell
To the f.'difor of lt'oman's Vaur:
Dear Minium I'ur the Interest of those
concerned lis will lis msetr, pleuse publish
In your esteemed cxchntim ihe winning nuiu
hers for tho three uulnnioblles or money
prizes offered In the "Muiise War lljzu.ir
1'opularlty Contest." umlr the uusplees of
lh 1'hllailell.hla Iidve, .Nu. ,11, tt, ii, o, .
The ilr.iwlnir tools piuco iliirlnir the bazaar
Ht tin, Aluoso lloiiio bttiietr. January ml und
cenruary ., inclusive,
Tho U O. O. M. does not care tu .'Ie
out these numbers for publication, but
says Inforniatltm about the wlmiliiK num-
uers win lie Riven If you will call Poplar
482, Moose, headquarters. I'm sorry I
can't uccuinmudatei.
Answer to A. S.
A. S. I am sorry, my dear A. H.. to be
unable to glvo you tho younp man's name
anil address. I ilo not doubt that you
are fair and square In your wish, but, as
I told J. W., this Is a casi) where the
good and well-meaning must suffer on
account of thu many who nru not k-onil.
If you havo not found congenial persona
at church follow out tho aihlco I pavo
J. W. seek your rector's advice. He
or one of his assistant priests will be
giait to see that you meet young persons
ofvour own ago once they aro assured of
your character. You will Ilnd If you am
kind and try to be understanding tn
those you meet that friends will gather
about you and you will no longer bo
lonely. I nm sorry I cannot bring about
an Introduction of this kind.
Table for ValentlneV Day
To the i.dltor of H'ooion' 'nor;
l"r Madam Can son aho m a few
hints In regard to decorations for a labia
for a Valentino party? HELEN'.
Use a white cloth and put a large red
heart fashioned of red crepo paper In
tho center ot the table. Place a small
Cupid made of cardboard on the center
of the heart and havo In his hand a
number of red ribbons, at tho end
of which fasten small red heart boxes
filled with chocolates or llttlo mint
drops. This will decorate the table very
prettily If each box Is placed before each
gueat so the ribbons give an umbrella
effect. Use pink lc cream, pink or red
Iced cakes and candles and have your
china and glass, etc., wull rubbed up,
Yants to Become Artist
To Ins JSdltor o Woman' I'agt;
Pear Madam I am a younir fellow of
seventeen and wish to becoma an artlit or
cartoonist, but do not know of any art school
In the city.
Could you pleaaa 1st mo know through your
column whera there Is ai.v aurh -ita in th.
city whera they give lessons and whst they
charier a, je, ji,
As far as I can learn there Is no school
for cartoonists In the city. We have,
however, representative art echools.
Trier la tho School of Industrial Art, at
Uroad and Pine streets, where tho
tuition charge Is i: a month for the
regular all-day courses and 115 a year
for the night courses. You can study
Illustrating here. I Imagine that Is
what you want. The Academy of the
Fine Arts. Broad and Cherry streets, has
courses In Illustrating, but specializes
mors In painting. Th tuition there is
g a, yar.
BELGIAN MOTHER AND HER THREE
MADAMF. DUNFME Ond HER SON. UXtsSI J H
QUEEN SENDS YOUTH
AS MOTHER'S REPLY
Belgian Woman Hero Wrote
Royal House for News
of Son
A humble mother wrote ttfa mjal one
In tlin universal lani;uaR( rf their
liiothcrhnod and the answer that Queen
Elizabeth, nf Helghim, netit to Madame
MarKarlte Uuiiesine has Riven tho lat
ter the first real h.iiilnoss that Mie has
known since the outlneal; of t lie war In
1914. The Qiuen has cnt to'her her
younirest son, Maxim.
Madame lluncsme l a Jiohrlan woman
llvlnir In 1'hlladelphla lth Mrs. Harry
ICiller,, 2829 North Newklrk stiect.
When the (Jernian milllnns Marled iiour
I11B Into her little ctrtintry Madame
hastened from f'entral Ameilea, where
she was visiting, 110rlhw.it d tc the
United States, hopliiK to Ret to tlrtiKSels,
where her three falhcrlis boya were.
Illness rlieelinl her here. Then came
the news that her three precious ones,
I.eon, Marcel and Maxim, had hat-ti-m-d
to join the loyal little army that was
rallying around KI11B Albert.
News of the Hli:i?e nf I.omalii wai
followed by the news of her eldest Bern's
death hi the battlefield. Mentally
frantic, physically very, very III.
Madame, who cut no t.ews fiom her two
lemalnlnir winw. wrote a heart-tii heart
letter to Queen KlUabetli. tlio very
tiolRiiancy of which touched tho royal
lady Into itrantltiK an imiiHiial ieMUeat.
T,KT'n:it to Qri:i:N
"Madam." the Heljslan mother wrote.
I n-siiH'tfully taice llie uutiijr 11 .!
nninr tu tlio ureal Kiiilnei.s of
your I
Mnletv to nblalii the authorial
Itlon
necessary to permit my tw.i 1 so,,
to I
, ucn ill. 'I lieV Have Kivcn ninir
selves to their country since the list
call and have not left tho front sine
the very beginning ot the war.
Tim long separation fiom them ami
the constant anxieties have mined my
I- i. .,.! I am tilled with the sad ap
prehension of passing away without
being ablo once again to embrace, the
two children that I rtlll possess-my
eldest was killed at the attack of I.ou-
ilti Trusting that the renowned kind
ness' of your Majesty will not fall me,
I iieueech voil to bellevn In my eternal
gratitude, and In my lonipleto devotion.
WIDOW MAIWSAH1T1. UUNUSMI.."
Months passed to get a letter to the
ISolglati Queen Is no slight feat anil
then came, tho loyal answer In the
person of Maxim. Only the knowledge
that Marcel, tho tecond ton. an oillcer
aged twenty-six. lies dangerously
wounded In a Krcnch hospital has
marred the Joy f 'ho mother's reunion
with her youngest born.
KK whole weeks of fin lough the
Queen gave Maxim, and as fast as a
boat i-ould bring him hero lie came. A
Herman torpedo almost sent him and
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
Small Hats Are Numerous in Spring Exhibits
,, SJI I j
YkW'-mfs 1 m JmJrfi'
LEON
DUMtSME. .
KILLtP AT LOUVAIM
Ono of the "hoy" of Madame
Jlarjrarile Duncsmp, who is now
living in I'hiladelpliia, lost his
life in defendim? his country, A
second son lies wounded in a
French hospital. The third son
is hero on a furlough ifrnntcd
by Queen Elizabeth, of Ilelirium,
upon receipt of an appeal from
Madame Duncsmc.
his shipmates to tlin bottom of tho
ocean, but fell shurt of im murk.
yol'th is wai: virrmiAN
ThoiiKh a youth nf twenty-four, ho Is
one nf the war's Vetera, h. In all of the
big lielglau engagements has ho seen
service I. lege, Antwerp, thu Yser all.
The Fears "t thiee wounds will lemlnil
him until his dying day nf 1he kind of
war this Is If reminders were needed.
One Is In his arm pit, another In Ills
foot ami a third nt the side of his left
eye.
Trying days and fearful nights and
many a grim sight havn stripped him of
his loquacity hu might have possessed.
"Ifi-lghtm," bo laid with the luck of
emotion nf one who has seen nml expeii
enceil too much, "yes, she Is eiuhlilng
tteinendous hardships, but Wo aro hope,
till of tcjalulng our country .once more.
Wo aie encouraged by the geneious help
of the Americans and tho love und
courage shown by nur King and Quern.
"The Queen o,nilt.s most of her llmo
in lied I'rnss wotk among the first-line
of tretuhes: the King goes among the.
men like cine of them. Ho has dis
played his bravery on many occasions,
often inaivhlng trect through the first
line trenches."
After his fin lough Maxim niinenne
will rnltllli til tin. I,:iltl..r, ii.it i.iwl ,1...
Widow imnesnie will mingle with bet
nrnvors for hi safelv n unectnl miiiinm..
Ing for tho goml Queen Kll.abelh with
tho mother heart.
A Valentine
Tho Land of Content Is a beautiful spot,
Lying dose to the flaiden of Hieanisj
Thu leaves never fall, and the tot get-
ine-not
Makes a sky of tho banks ot the
stream.
The flowers fade not, and gay banners
they fling
O'er Urn giavo where lies burled all
rare; ,
And ever they bloom 111 perpetual spilng.
While their fragrancu perfumes the
toft air.
f sought many years
for tin. road to
that l.iiul;
Now I Know the ono patch
that is
It no;
It winds past the gates vrhero all others
may stand.
And It bads me, iny dearest, to you.
Kathuilhp Ilelllnger l'olhetuus In
Woman's World,
A Rieat many small liats are
beini; shown in the multitudinous
exhibits of spring millinery. Of
the two models shown, tho poke
shape is of navy-blue lisete, with
a trimming of hand-made ribbon
flowers in old blue and old rose.
The lower hat has been especially
designed for wear with tho
tailored suit. It lias a black
satin crown and a black wing
draped over the right side of the
brim. The straw is black split.
Keeps Secret; Gets $2300
MILLURTON, .". Y
Feb, 3. Let him who said
that woman cannot keep
a secret come forward, con
fess his error and forever
hold his peace. Dutchess
County has produced a
woman to confound this
pessimist, and, furthermore,
the proof Is a matter of
court record, A will tiled
tn Wellsvlllo states that
Mrs. Naomi Chandler Ho
well, of Oro BUI, Is to havo
J2G0O from the estate of
Alfred 11 Brostln. Mrs.
Howell Is $2500 richer be
cause she kept the secrets
of her employer's business
and attended strictly to her
own affairs.
The reason given is
couched In the terms used
by Mr, Broslln In drawing
his will. Mrs. Howell
mlr.ded her own business,
the document stated.
fesi- HloJfir I
-"SBUBSSSS'-
SOLDIER SONS
MARCEL DtJHtSMt . WHO LIES
WOUNDED IH A. CRtWCII HOSPITAL-
Tomorrow's War Menu
llltl:Kr'AKT
C3 rape fruit
Tlrolled .Smoked Salmon
Toast Coffee
ni.VM.i: (Whcatles)
Jugged Chlifkon
IJ.iked stuffed Potatoes Prahle Ilrcad
'oiiililn.it ion Vegetable Salad
Maplo Ico Cream
Kl'I'l'I.tl (Meatless)
Waff lis with Coin Syrun
Cicuui Cheese l.'oio'i
jrCfll.O C11ICK1..V
To two tablespoonftils Hour add a sea
soning of salt, pepper, union jtilcu ami
sige. Cut a oung fowl In pieces as
for frlrasseolng, dip each piece In the
Hour and pack solidly In an earthen
bean pot. Cover with sweet milk mil
took until the chicken Is tender.
1'l.AlItlr. i!i:i.Ai.
One-half cupful of comment, one-third
teaspoonful of salt, one toblespoontul of
vigetable nil, nne-thlril ciiprul nf boil
ing water, ime and a half cupfuls of ryo
Hour, four teaspoiinfiils of baking pow
der, three-fourths cupful of milk, one
h.ilf cupful ot ehopped uutmeats.
Put inrnmeal Into a bowl, add salt, nil
and boiling water. Mix. Let stand
tiunty minutes. Now add flour mixed
with baking powder and the milk and
nut.-. Mix lightly, pour Into u wull
greused pan ; let stand In a warm plai'o
twenty minutes. Iiuko hi a moderately
hot oven. Do not cut until cold U. H.
l'Viil Administration.
For Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day lends Itself most hap.
plly for luminous for biiiles-tn-be and I
announcement parties, with crimson I
roses for the table centet piece, crimson j
hearts used as place cards, touches of
tho sanio ardent color worked into the
various couises, In candles, lies and
imI.ii frostlngs and the dainty tnlile ne-
tessnrles, nut ami bonbon dishes, candle
shades, etc. I
A gaiiio which was lecently played nt j
an announcement lunehioii and caused I
almost as iiim h fun as the sctamble
for the bride's bouquet does at the
w iildlng Is railed heart archiry.
Mount it huge lardlioaiil heart In n
frame und stand cither nu an easel ur
mi a standard where It will bo n shoit
distance fiom the wall. Mink It as for
a target, with numbers as many iium
beis as you have guests
walked on the
various circles and the bullseye Cor
lessindlllg to these them should be a
basket of small glfls, tied with crimson
illibon and with the number on a tiny
dangling red heart. Armed with a bow
and at row, handed to the guest by Cupid
himself If possible, the guest tiles out
lie r skill III hitting the bullseye. It
slm Is successful she should tlml that
her number draws a package, containing
a ling, Indicating that she will be the
next bride. Other gifts, all significant,
fall to the less fortunate: a mitten for
rejection, a coin fur wealth, a rabbit's
foot for luck, a toy boat for n sea
Journey, an automobile, a thimble fur
the splnstr, etc. Any hostess will have
llm Ingenuity tu wcik nut llttlo for
tunes" for her guests, and If they fall
tn tho right person all the meirler. Tho
Delineator. '
Cheese and Rice
One can tomatoes or canned tomato
pulp, one cupful cooked ilce; one-half
pound cheese, salt, paprika.
Spread In a baking dish In layers
with rheeso on top. Hike It In modcrato
oven until cheese Is brown.
WASHINGTON-SUNSET ROUTE
provides
STANDARD PULLMAN SERVICE
Washington to New Orleans, and New Orleans to
Los Anseles and San Francisco; and
TOURIST PULLMAN SERVICE
Washington to Los Angeles and San Francisco
via New Orleans.
The agents of the WASHINGTON-SUNSET
ROUTE are at the disposal of those desiring
information regarding trips to
LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA
Let them know how
P. II. POSTON, East. Pass.
703 15th St, N.' W.,
Washington, D. C.
maki: thi: ai-aciih trail trip on your way
FOOD VALUES
SUMMARIZED
,1ifWr on rrrfniflie mrilleiije "jf'if
limn inl; bill In tio rnc jrlll :'in"'?;,,
or irrnlmrNl o alfmrnlo lr olfrinplf";
ivraonal i,nrr(r on Aoalln ."",',,
lrot'tliilv aniccrtu 1 roniaue w ..."--
Uy J. II. KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
ITiOlt tho man or woman doing teden
. tary work, or somlFedcntory work
work that besides Kitting nt a '"
Mferal hours 11 day iilno means con
siderable walking nbout the otneo or
,111 tho street SOOu to 2600 calories of
food ii day Is BUIllclMit, other condition"
being normal. The more nttlxe l'"'0"'
of enursi', will approximate the lnrt,er
fguie. nml vice crsa,
Of tho total number of calories about
one-tenth should bo protein! an amount
equal to one-third to one-half of tho re
malnder Hhould bo fats, and tho rrsi
carbohydrates. .
.!.- e..nn...l.. nKTA irlnff tORPtnCr
tlio most common of thoso foods "i"
.. ..nnninii.. ,Mi i.. f ni ami ptnrciiei.
UIU iri-vvi.iiij in" ... ---
ritoTin.v I'oous
rh"' lleanii .'.'r."'"'
(Hive oil Almonds ! Ip"
ltutter rrrniia 'iflffl
Haul Nuts Jlrn.ll Nuts l.M
CAUllOIlVIlllATlia . ,,
IM'ea
rnrn flK'
tins
Sumir
llread (wlioll wnei"'
n.iimel
rorniii'nl alann
Mncnroiil
t'ntt.lriMI
II1C!
i ,it 1., ii. ...iritnbilrntes nro nil
the fiults. nml aWo tho rceii vegetables
- surli as hplnach, lettuce, celery, pars
nlni. green corn, lahbnge. tomatoes alio
carrots. The green vegetables lire riot
rich In nourishing qualities, but tr.eJ
contain valuable mineral salts, and alfo
add bulk or roughage." to the id et.
bulk In turn encouraging activity oi me
intestinal canal.
llOfiillAdi: FOODS
nrnn .
oatni'-al
llrans
Pens (dried)
Hurley
l.rnliia
llreeu reas
I'aMince
I'nrenllis
I'elfTV
Turnips
lleets
ITll'ITS
Arrlmts
Prunes
'lurries
Strawberries
urn rices
liums
Apalua
ivirrota
Sntnurh
rniillttovver
Tomatoes
Lettuce
Tlrapes
ltnlslns
pearlies
Apples
Hates
llarmnas
llnrklelierrlea
n.i-1'herrles
Cranberries,
1-iirriiiits
FIBS
I'eiirs
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Care of the Feet in Winter
(Ihe prni Ileal hints on the ""r "'""
feet In winter. . JAJII.S "
P.nthe the fiet In cold watrr night and
morning. Hub well and apply talcum
i.. ir th,, feel nersnlre. change the
iiiimii.i. ., ... .---. .-,.- .
stockings every day. Two pairs of stock
ings will answer, each pair being rinsed
and dried after being worn a day ill
preparation for the alternate day; or, If
a little soap Is ntldcd to the water and
there Is opportunity for drying over
night, a single pair of stockings will
servo for a week.
Sciatica
What Is Ihe best treatment "'srlayea?
Sciatica Is a painful affection of Ihe
large nirve which supplies the back part
of the thigh and aWi the leg.
A ory hot bath Is n most excellent
rented v for relieving the pain of sciatica.
The p.illent sits In an ordinary tub with
the limbs extended and the water deep
enough to reach the navel. Tho tem
perature nf the wafer Is gradually raised
until as hot as can possibly bo borne.
The duration of the bath should be two
to ten minutes. At tho end the tem
perature may be reduced to SO degrees
R for half a 'minute. The patient should
be then put to bed and wrapped up
warmly. Hot fomentations over the
painful parts and massage are other
measuies which may be used. Some
times sciatica is, duo to Intestinal auto
intoxication. Most persons suffering from sciatica
aro subjects of chronic constipation. The
patient should adopt permanently a
strictly nntltckxli; diet. A person who
suffers pain In the hip which does pot
rapidly yield to treatment should sub
mit himself to examination by a com
petent X-ray specialist. Pain in this
region Is not Infrequently due to sar
coma or some other form ot malignant
disease, or to tuberculosis.
Mental Healinp;
!s-"mentnl henllnif" pusMble? V. V. S.
The success of various jiasses of nilnd
healers with eeitaln Invalids affords
most convincing evidence that a large
number of persons suffer from maladies
which have their chief seat In a morbid
Imagination or a wrong mental attitude.
Thousands of neurasthenics are made
miserable be delit'i ssllur svmlltoms which
I ..., ,,.,, nuturowth of a disordered state
of the netvous system and which have
no nrganlo foundation. Morbid sensa
tions which me illslresslng and even
highly painful In these patients not in
frequently disappear Instantly -when
some happy circumstance produces a
favorable change in the patient's stnte
of mind, tin the other hand, an un
favorable mental change may bring
about at one.) an aggravation of symp-
toms present or may induce a wholly
new crop of unpleasant sensations
i.vcry puysician in experience nas en -
countered such cases.
Mouth-Ilrcathiiicr
lfow may inoulti-hreathlns he eorrerle,l '
Mrs. JONUS.
The nose should have attention. There
Is probably more or less obstruction of
ono or both nostrils. If the habit still
continues, the mouth should bo closed ,
by srinio suitable appliance during sleep.
A tlllll strip of celluloid fitted In be-
tivepii the lips and the teeth nnsvvers tho
purpose very well. Tho lips may be'
closed hy strips of adhesive plaster. ,
(CopyrlEht)
they can be of service.
Agt P. T. BROOKS, D. P. A,
1G00 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
illlllliilllllUlilililillllllli
Editorials for Women by Women
MONDAY CLOSING AND THE GIRL PROBLEM
Hy MAIUON L. COIIEN-FOLAK
r...M.n .f h. ill. hl.ler .Mmeinent snd
OV MA, tho ridiculous measures
coal, tho only ono touching the
effect closln tho shops "on Monday and giving tho girls a frco day. Whnr.jB
I realize that tho absence of coal In many homes has made many a girl trjNW
tn omuso hcraclf Income placo better healed, and possibly placed her in wfM
roundlngs that sho would not uautHj!fl
'bIIIV Sin' jlMHaB&l
tilt V vManK-jF iiailVKaaaH frl
V41aBW f nA'niaaW ff
--a . ,-...... Ts, i-
AlAltlUN u. LUiiUiN-ru.umv
1.1- at'an a.i-nianl Im liftf lilivtdl fl tiffin
UJ kiavita 'l VI t.lllll'rl va i'wsm-1 - --'
As usunl, the poor paid for It; tho
has been working ovcrtlmo at bights.
age, usually nt home, or where their
polled to hold their positions to work
..-.. .!....... .11.1 .., ...... ,1..... If 41, n,' rllrl
l-IIII'lU VI CI lilll 1IIIL IUJ IIII.-1I1 1, ,111-J
havo been tho first to bo discharged
Result : The girls worked tit nights,
in btich sections ns Itiico street nnd
Thcso sections nro all right in business hours; but girls unaccompanied la
theso sections nt 10 o'clock are naturally tho subjects of suspicion to toetvf
Other Klrls accustomed to this sort of thing dragged others Into flirtation. ;
und other dangerous practices that would not ordinarily havo enticed them.
I feel sure that tho well-intentioned
"wclfaro work" among girls meant well,
Is no question that places of amusement wero filled to cupaclty on Mondays""
nnd that there was plenty of room for other recreations. But gymnasiums for
I jiurii'WUTKing gins uro i nutu. jii--.v
., , -,.. .,.,. t ni
day off, Tho Illg Misters give a dance free to more than 2G0 girls in thilr'l
I M
I Junior Clubs and Invite tho escorts of tho girls free. j,
I If amusement Is to ho given to girls, glvo them what they enioy; thtr
liavo n right to have pleasure in
suggest thnt a largo danco hall bo rented by thcso associations, glvo a dance
free, havo It properly supervised, nnd then tho girls will feel that tho women
doing this work understand tho needs of today moro clean amusement 'for
young pcoplo under proper atmosphere.
Tho gymnasium Is nil right for tho society women who want to reduce
weight". AVorklng girls need to put it on. They havo enough exercise
usually too much. A nominal charge
Few persons aro so poor that they want anything for nothing, unless they
aro connected and pay dues in some form to tho association supplying II
Consideration nt tho hands of tho
selves, would mako many such projects
to bo pauperized or uplifted.
Our organization, tlio nig Sisters,
help girls llvo normally, remove all abnormal conditions In tho home or work-ill
lng conditions where It Is possible.
you usually have a normal girl and
tolprcvent immorality: Proper education along- tho lines of religious In
struction, talks on morality, facts that
problem that will enable her to resist
sho should not commit folly, and personal asslstanco with small problem Inil
time.
Tho Hlg Sister record of helping
to be real Big Bisters to other girls
aro concerned, in not ono girl among
girls under our care for nearly two
would mako her ashamed to face her
ted, wo have no knowledge of It; but wo feel suro with tho Bis Sisters "In1
chargo of theso clubs It would bo almost Impossible.
I am not working on theory.
system worth while. But please, I
don't tails of "uplifting her" and
sho needs proper amusement with
afford, and you will savo thousands of
to degradation nnd misery.
Animal Heroes in Lecture
r t Thompson Seton will lecture
on ..,, Anln,a, ,ifroes" In tho young
liu.1,,,)elli. ,.ourao of 10 university Kx-
, lpnsin Socletv at Association Hall. Gcr-
iiiaiitowu, this afternoon nt -':30 o'clock.
BAKER'S
BREAKFAST
COCOA
The food drink
without a fault
1
Made of high grade cocoa
beans, skilfully blended and
manufactured by a perfect
mechanical process, without
the use of chemicals. It is
absolutely pure and whole
some, and its flavor is deli
cious, the natural flavor of
the cocoa bean.
JxTnfs
IPl
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1 . )
The genuine bears this
trade-mark and is made
only by
Wtlte
er
" " . tat. orr,
llteeiilh SecreUry ef IU SoeUl SmV.'1
Department .Jl
taken by tho administrators to conur,,'!
girl question was tho ono lately put IhUpl
bo In, still only n small number, com.M
paratlvcly, liavo been so placed, "jl
.... . . !
xno .iionuny not, nowever, htiT
operaiea in unoincr noy, Th tudi
administration has been 'notorious taf-
Its laxity in enforcing anything i
ono part of tho act, tho closlni A'
business places.
,h
Drug stores wcro n Mowed to
..
ii. '
nn
open, nllowca to uso coal,
nd theii
emit nllntvpti tn uoU flntfu n .us. t
,,,,,,, ... -.- .. .. ,.. .,, u, rimc,.Tj
loin fcflturo of nn net that InterfcitiT
with a tnan'H business, saved no.erutM
'-tL
jct caused an Inconvcnlenco to gl
ClTUlV. f
si-
working Klrl throughout riliadelphLt,''!
Young plrls fifteen und sixteen yearieji!
parents knew they wcro, tvero cetal
nt nights for two reasons: Kirat, their
Tinl O tl ,1 IMHinil llOI-niICA 111... . .'
. ..v., ....v., m.v,.u, ......unu ,I,CJ WOliifl
as soon as any ono was to be let ,'
had a liberty thnt toolc many of them
Vino street or Market and Arch street'
society women who havo been doinc :
hut, their methods wero crudo. Theri.
-.. .. - i .
wuiu iuii, iiul wiuu, wiiou nicy n&vea
lire -tney worlc nara enough for It. I
for admission would even bo better.
donors, tho same sort they deslro them-Wl
moro successful. Pcoplo do not wannl
is doing purely preventive work. TVe.j
Ilcmovc tho abnormal conditions and
sho usually acts right. This is the way
every girl should know about the sex
temptations and know tho reasons why ".
girls help themselves and training themp
has resultod, so far as tho Junior Clubif,
the entire number of moro than 25eT
years having committed an act that!:
parents. If such act has been commit
AVo havo experimented and proved our.,
beg you, on behalf of tho usual slo?
do not pauperlzo her. Glvo her what
proper chaperonago at a price she canS'
y.
girls a year from tho path that leads
7l(uuGCU$l
President Big Sister Movement. 7,
SMS,
The lecture will bo Illustrated with Mr.f
Keton's drawings and photographs. Mr,',
Seton Is known to Juvenile readers, andi;
to their parents ns well, through Ute5
many books ho has written on natural-
history.
Ltd.
Baker tf Uo.
D0RCBESTER, MASS.
Established 1780
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