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!Y WANT TO CUT THEIR HAIR,
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Coiffiye Is Part of
,f hd Must Stay Put, Which All Reminds
;; ;,, Us, "Are Women Ornaments?"
that It'a definitely settled
weien are people, there' another
artum looming ud large.
Aral women ornamentaT
..;TWi matter has always been more
,V4r leas discussed, but since woman
V' ifrnt out one morning and got a war
'. ','J '" taken on a new angle, woman
sW'OT Jwawinuc, linn iiuiioouy miu em
' Sj rfaerely found out that lt'a easier and
rW". Vtaa dangerous to work In a pair of
i :?;. '.trou than It Is to work In a dress,
. 'K tuna-Avar nmflri Anrl fatrhlnir. Anil an
flf nt "didn't atop to think whether the
r ( Trousers were particularly orna
', ontal or not She Just slipped Into
'tfyftfittta and got to work.
' f3i inow, woman ror similar utilitarian
''"i'S-'ftasona would like to cut off her hair.
? 3 Not all women, understand, but
-St enough to make groups of them stand
40. on the street corner on the way home
!.i "' llOm t FlM nlant at MtivVi t find ifAnr4n
whether or not they'll do It.
There are many reasons why they
hould, you Bee. Of late we've been
counting the cost of so many things.
Time and lost "motion, for Instance. It
ta appalling to"thlnk how much, time
women have wasted on their hair. I
am afraid to add It up. Some one
would be sure to hear about It and
tell Hoover. But these reasons,
weighty as they may seem, are not
the chief oncsj It would be more san-
fi i.11 t0 "ave anort halr than long
! ? ' hair because thn nhnn mn ,..,, i.i
,Jl probably be washed more often than
the lonar one xena Tt nmnM un ........
because long hair Is such a mennco In
an Industrial plant that It must be
covered with a cap.
THERE Is Just one thing to make
woman stop and think before she
toea to the barber. Man doesn't want
her tol Witness a letter that came to
the woman's page when the subject
was recently broached In our columns:
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
ItUL'IiZ iH'.'j',.T'',!'Pn"'.u"t? 'i.v"om!
ZHH.ilS '"'"' '. !""' that the
V VJSS..IS "vif"' 'Lr ,""'' l? the editor foe not ntetttnrilu indorte the mtrmnt
1. ff&latfk rfi,n'K?MS.,,,i,0", fort. devor'me-t .koutd b. Idclrm,! o.ollow TUB
W WQVIAN'8 KXCIIAM1K. Evening Putllo Ledger. Phlladeliihla. Pa. iol
TODAY'S
1. Want amonnt of whrst floor, butter snd
mar pr wrlc In allowed In the wl.
""tff .rmVxn ..jTstera tntteotea for
well-to-do fomlllM?
t Row eon the shlnr npprnfo bo re-
noTea irom a suit of clothenT
i YThr ohouli mlt nrer bo added to po
totoeo while ther are holllns?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
jL Ib ftnbatttntlnE hnn-r
for white turttr
mn one Uhlenpoonful
ererr nennt two
neTa fa1liall flit.
tablMpoonfoli of
f. Chewl nc rum ran bo remorrd from
rlothlnK br holdtnt piece of Ire
tUhtlr orer It for n few mtnnteni
Thl will tnake the com crnmblr unit
. " con D bmhel off.
S. wben the Mrer doll'i rlftthefl refune to
utAy on or meonn of the little cord
boora "bendhArkn" orunpirr paper
ellpa will be fonnd to hold them -
corelx In place.
Milk Not Boiled for Baby
To the dffor ot Woman' Paat:
Dear Madam When convenient plae an
swer tho foltowli.s queitloni In your very
awful column:
in .
Hour can Parisian toilet artlrle. ha
ejoanea or waanr-OT
3) la boiled milk better or aa irood aa
rallk )ut heated for a flfteen-month-otd
It) What Is the moit satlifactorr first aid
for alburn on a baby's akluT
tit What are the duties of an executor
named In a will, and what compeneatlon does
h. receive, and from whom? A. n. C.
(1) Parisian toilet article of French
Ivory can be cleaned with peroxide ot
hydrogen.
(!) Unless a doctor orders boiled milk
for baby simply- glvs It the milk heated
to blood heat 'All the milk sold now Is
pasteurized. It Is always safe, how
ever, to feed baby under directions from
your family doctor.
(1) The safest thing to do when baby
la burned Is to take him to the doctor Im
mediately If It Is at all possible. If not.
cover the burn with wet baking soda or
apply carron oil until you can see a
doctor.
(4) The duties of an executor named
In a will are as follows: To probate
Will before Rea-lster of Wilts. Cltv Itall
LUUv. x to put estate notice In paper: to make
tv" vtnyntory and appraisement of testator's
jirupony aim jue in iieftiBiers omcei to
collect assets and pay debts, for which
' he Is allowed a year, to file accounts In
Register's office, and settle estate In ac
cordance with terms of will.
The compensation allowed for these
services Is 5 per cent on personal estate
"nd 3 per cent on real estate. This comes
qut of the estate of tho deceased.
Further Identification of Hymn
To fkf Editor at Woman's ratre:
Dear Madam At tho requeet of a reader
for tho hymn "Meet Mother In the Sklee." I
'mbmlt tho hymn. Tho mu.lc and word, will
M found In tho Hall tt Mack Some of the
, Ooipel. No. 1 ai.tl 2. on pace 10. W, n.
IJV Editor et Woman's Page:
" Dar Madam Inclo.ed find the word, and
ratio to the hymn "Header" requeued, If
you bare her addreie plea forward It to
'Mr. (Mrs.) C. M.
' The hymn requested was printed In
Kvi a-?v .B' c-MiauBBi nn hiiu icuurr
Ws ' wiiu nctti il in, ituwcver, wan unaDie lu
-,;ot tell from what book It was taken. I am
f, VwVv.wre the above Information will be ap-
.;,. preciaiea ay a iriena wno askea ror tne
-nymn. Tne woras ana music nave been
forwarded, aa the address was held
'hre. Thank you both.
, ,' Cocoanut Pie
' To I Editor ot TToman's Page:
Dear Madim Can you slvo mo the recipe
.for maklnr cocoanut pl.t ta Clara Kimball
Tounc married? (Mln) P. C.
JW Cocoanut pie Cream half a cupful of
i batter or nut margarine with two scant
"A. aainetifs1 nf TnMtAmmmA tlvai- anrf Mrh.n
Ft ,:WV',, "ht add half a box of cocoanut
.J. ,.'!" -.- . - ,'W.. .w ....a.-., .iu n.ll
a ' ( apu e iniciuug iauicbuuuiuui ul WKicr.
low iota in quicKiy ana iitntly the
lffened whites of six eses, turn Into a
', til
tin unea wun pie crust ana bake In a
;k oven.
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:wrir " v-ira. rvimoaji xou
i' J 'UTeunar Is her name by r
KM J THA JAdt BattlM kt VMin't :
Clara Kimball Ycunr Is married.
marnace.
Soup
BiHor of Woman's J'aBf;
Ifadam- Pleaaa BriLt a
recipe for
MP. MOTHER.
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-recipe Is furnished by the food
twion;
.potatoes, one quart milk, two
sure, inr.e). wDiespooniuis oieo
M. two tableanaonfula flour, nna
sie-kalf feakpoonfuls salt, one-ouar-
onrui oeiery salt, one-eimtn
Jfl'peMMrfew arnlns cayenne,
olllnn- aalted water.
i Sft rub throUah a strainer. ScaM
with' onlOR, Remove onion and
t etowiy io, potatoes. eit tne
I AV taa-rcdlcnor Stir until well
. then stir Into bolllhe soun. Cnnk
mtnau,itram' and, wrinkle. with
OpM : SwMter f rp Mm
tatwmVrttt K .
i rM lai'taanear fulqra
wrMaaaa dtreatlana for
.' oaJtartaoa awoaKfiT 'I wast
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WON'T LET THEM
the Scenery He Decides,
While There Are Potatoes
A wheatlta meal once a day
offers no problem to the housewife
whllo potatoes are plentiful on the
market as they are now.
The food , administration urges
the use of potatoes at every meal
to save wheat.
Here are some things to do with
them: Make potato cornmeal
muffins, shepherd's pie, potato sau
sages and no Into bread.
Recipes for any of these dishes
will lie forwarded upon request to
the Woman's page.
Understand I am not a mossback
nor a dodo bird. Hut I think when
women bccln to cut their hair oft It's
time to call a halt. Why, what nro
wo Kolng to do without raven-haired
Susies and gllnty goldilocks Maries?
I'm not Joking. Here Is one man who
believes In woman's rights, but he
doesn't believe they have any right
to cut off their hair I A MAN.
rnHEHE you are.
Ho has called us
JL a
an ornament. Perhaps It Is well
to remind you, Mr. Man, of tho days
when you and your kind had locks,
curled and gently flowing all over
your shoulders. You, too, were orna
mental then. You were as much a
part of the scenery ns wo aro now.
Would you be It ngatn? Would you
grow flowing locks for tho sake of
tho scenery? I don't think you would!
THE question still icmalns open, Is
woman an ornament or Isn't sho?
Have clothes and the way wo wear
our hair a deeper significance than
the word ornamentation carries? And
still another phase to It. How many
ot us would look like Irene Castle If
we did go to the barber's7 Wo are
open for answers.
',. writer. Kpeeinl ni.rrl.ii
editor dot. not ncetttnrih dt
n An otut aid ot
ertut life. fAn.il nliiM
INQUIRIES
t. Dearrlhe a rarne to be nlajed at a St.
l'atrlck'a nltht pnHr?
' n'Tir..hi? i'lT" J" Nl,rth nVl and
Month Dakota been rrnnted sufTraite?
I uermlmilblo for n man to walk In
the otreet between tnn nomrn?
Th,!in.!S..,.-,,0,00?t wemen emrnsed In
.....u,p in inn i niteq Ktate.
ii-iVr.n"" of "nirland In an oriranlto
!i A"J"'I fP" "" nlnnteerrd
to mend the nrltl.h eoldler.' clothe..
S!j'n business letter to n mer
nert or n unmarried woman with
gvatff.tdgBtln,'j """'"
Not Annette, by Any Means
To the Editor of ll'oman's Paat:
To5'wni!Sd?mTo ,"'"". n arsument. will
manJ WtJiiill' know " Annette Kellcr
KhSV .sTknl'S1 WZ' VA hl"n diver, or
M.. the. blind s rl who had uch wonA.r.
iui latent tnat a few year, nen the mmm
had so much printed about her? P M
DAHDT.
hiAJ"!ie,,te Kellcrmann Is tho actress and
JlfundUen' bUS 8h.e ls not blind. It Is
Rhie.K.eJLer of ,vhom yu are thinking
hilSrt1 -ill10. maLveIou deaf, dumb and
alanBJ2.',Wh0.m S iht "Orld looks
nit. .f.... ti i. w"' can ne done In
spite of rrushlng- handicaps. Mlu Keller
writes and lectures. She Is th rty-cleht
years old and unmarried. B
Thank Yon!
To thi Editor ot Woman's Pace;
Dear M.d.m 1 Itrtn. . ...-
.??. "A C"""" b ,h ' S"anoth.r ver
Childhood s doyi now pa., before me.
Form; and arene. of lont am:
Like a dreem they hover o'er me,
tnlm and brlcht a. evenlne'a alow.
D!i ,n,t knew no .hailo of eorrow.
Joienfh m''0"".1' h,'1r, pure "nd free.
Joyful hailed each comlnir morrow.
In the collage by the ca.
rVn.. 'f'A. ,h? n". tre" 'wining-
Itnund the old and ru.tlc door.
An,?Jl'w the white heach shlnlnir.
Where I aather'd ehell. of lore:
Que.a my m.i'her'a eentle warning
A" "he took mo on her knee.
A1rt A.''I.""Ln 'I'"' mornlne.
In the cottare by the .ea.
r.i i W. "fc'i? fa'rer scenes I roam?
''i,1.,!' r,h;ll ceaee to lne thee.
A1?vWS'n "! ,on" d"' I" clo.lns.
Ohl how plen.ant would It he,
on aomo faithful hree.t repo.lnc.
,In the cottage by tho e.
J. It. Thomas,
(Mrs.) J. II. o.
Lucky Wedding Months
To tho Editor ot Woman's Page:
.t,I?.kr s'".lni Will you kindly tell me
which months are con.idered tho luckleet
In which to set married: lucaiesi
nniDK.TO-nE.
There are many old superstitions, hut
It Is hard to say which Is considered the
luckiest month, rxcept that the old
rhymes warn niralnst May and July.
March predicts sorrow as well as Joy.
One old rhyme says:
"Marry In April when you can.
Joy for maiden and for man."
It would be a pity to consider suner.
Simons In this matter. The convenient
month for those Involved will bo tho
""- iuujuu, juue Driao-io-oe.
Napkins and Grapefruit
To tho Editor ot Woman's raoe:
Dear Madam la It ever prener to use
Daoer nankin. t rflnh... ir .(.-".7
grapefruit be iervedT HELEN.
Papir napkins should not be used for
dinner, strictly speaklnir, Mnny rules
that have heen hard and fast for v, i
Ki".'""' '!'?"'?. have been set aside
J . ,V . - ' r me war, if it
la felt that usfna- nanep nankin. . , I-
formal occasions- saves time and labor
some, use them, but not when thero are
guraia.
Grapefruit may be scooped out from
the fruit and aarviri In !.... J , ...LTlil
come for this purpose, with a teasnoonful
r. Av:':..':."'rrr."',.ecn..'"'. or
".,;-'-? "? "' ""in, ine neavy
nuiko jiuij invmt oeen removed.
Mali Delayed Reaching France
to rn Bailor et Woman't Pasts
him. Aa soon aa we receive a Tetter w
answer It. but my brother iT.lm.h, do",
not set any mail from ui, and that makes u.
feel pretty bad about it. vn, kl. C.7-.S
others, ao pteaae help us. and tell u. iisTt
to do or wnero to so ao as to find out why
he flaea not mmt mit mall rk..t. ".!?
advai-co for your trouble, t. I.
The forelBn section of the Postofflce
Detiartment in the Pnatnfn. n.iiii..
Ninth and Market streets,, would be the
place to take up the matter; but even
these officials cannot five any definite
iniurinauv" auoui ine oeiay in malls.
Nearly every, one who wrltea a, Midler
boy In -France has 'found out 'that It
taxes a far a-raater lenrlh at tlm. e-
the mall to et to the soldier than for
sm auHtivr oiatt vy u America, uut
tiere .." aatlsfactlon the letters o
iy aa,u anq ooys. , sixweK
v try vn laaes, if ia
ait auite soan, wnen. year
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
Spring Afternoon Frock of
Tan Shantung Crepe
This very charming frock, de
signed for spring afternoon
wear, is of tan color shantung
crepe, elaborately trimmed with
blue-thread embroidery. Tho
double collar and draped vestee
aro of pale-yellow organdie.
Tomorrow's War Menu
The rcclpo for any dish mentioned
here will be forwarded upon receipt of
a self-addressed stamped envelope.
DltnAKFAST (whcatless)
Preserved Peaches
Paeon and Kidneys
nice Waftles Coffee
LUNCHEON
Fricassee of Potatoes and Onions
Peanut-Butter Sandwlchca
Tea Scotch Oat Cookies
DiNNnn
Casserole of Lamb and Peas
Baked Potatoes Currant Jelly
Lettuco
Buckwheat Chocclate Cake
BUCKWHEAT CHOCOLATE CAKE
One.half cunful fat. one cunful sugar.
two CRgs, one-half cupful milk, three
quarters cupful buckwheat flour, three-
quarters cupiui wneat nour, two una
a half teaspoonfuls baking powder, two
ounces melted chocolate, one-half tea
spoonful vanilla.
Cream fat, add sugar gradually nnd
tho yolks of tho ckks, well beaten. Add
milk, flour and baking powder and beat
thr.Toua-hlv. Add melted chocolate and
vanilla i fold In the stiffly beaten whites
of the eggs and bake for forty minutes
In a shallow cake pan. Food Adminis
tration.
These Shall Prevail
War lnld bugle to bis lips, blew one
hl.tat nnd then
Tho seas answered him with ships, the
earth wun men.
Straight. Death caught his Blckle up,
called his rpaners srrlm.
Famine with his empty cup came after
him.
Down the stairs of Paradise hastened
angelH tnrce.
Pity and Self-Sacrlflco and Charity.
Where tho curved, black sickles sweep,
where nale Famine clings.
Whero gaunt women watch and weep.
ccme these ot wings.
When the red wrath perlsheth, when
the dulled swords fall.
These three who have walked with
Death these shall prevail.
Hell bade all Its millions rise; Para
dise sends three;
Pity and Self-Sacrlflco and Charity.
Theoaosia Garrison.
AM h k W liMV
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HICKORY
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DAILY EXERCISE
AID TO HEALTH
Advice on preventive
mfif.c.rtff win
be olvrn by Portor Ketlooo l M
timii rfoflu. tint in no rnee told dlapno.i
or trralmrnt of nllmcnM be allrmplrit,
Pcrtonnl quertts on health will of
promptly aneuicrcil tt postape U inclojra.
By J. H. KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
EVEN tho brain and nerves share In
the benefits derived from muscular
training. When a musclo contracts. It l
In obedience to Impulses originated In
the brain nnd sent to the muscles along
a nerve trunk. Hence, muscular exercise
also Implies txcrclfe of tho brain nnd
nerves. The same law which Induces
muscular growth as tho result of exer
cise, applies also to tho exercise of brrtln
and nerves. Hence, muscular exercise.
Instead of detracting from mental de
velopment ns might be supposed, ac
tually encourages tho declopmcnt of
the brain, and, other things being equal,
Increases Its cspaclty and cMldency.
This Is undoubtedly tho reason why
muscular exercise has so marked an
effect In steadying tho nerves, giving one
self-command, mental equipoise and
readiness. Nothing so well prepares ono
for promptness of action In emergencies
as thorough training of tho muscles.
Tho derivative effect of muscular cx
crclso renders It one of the most ef
ficient means of counteracting the ef
fects of laborious mental occupation and
such employments ns are likely to cause
an excessive flow of blood to the brain.
When the muscles nro active they nro
capable of containing n much larger
proportion of blood than when they nre
Idle, nnd thus drain It away from tho
brain and nerve centers, which, through
excessive and prolonged activity, may
have becomo congested and surcharged
with blood.
On this account, regular, systematic
exercise Is of the greatest value to stu
dents nnd o professional men. Thou
sands of men break down before com
pleting their education, or Just nfter
graduation, nnd thousands of clergy
men, lawyers, professors nnd other
brain workers make disastrous failures
In consequence of the onret of some
nervous disorder which might have been
entirely prevented If the brain had been
cooled nnd rested by regular systematic
exercise.
Exercise, to be really valuable, should
bo systematic: that Is, It must be taken
In such a way as to bring Into play all
the muscles of tho body In a natural nnd
symmetrical manner, or, In case tho
exercise Is taken to correct deformities,
or ppeclal weaknesses, It should bo such
n will bo best calculated to accomplish
the desired end.
Exercise must bo taken regularly. The
wav most business men take their exer
cise, going oft on a hunting expedition
once a year for one or two weeks, or
now and then taking a very long walk
or a tiresome rowing excursion. Is not
calculated to strengthen the muscles,
but rather to make them sore and stiff,
nnd to discourage efforts In this direc
tion.
Exercise should be taken dally. The
system requires Its dally dose of mus
cular exercise as much as Its dally por
tion of food, and It would be quite as
sensible to undertake to do a month's
eating a elnglo day as to take all of
one's exercise for a month on a monthly
holiday. Hence, exerclso should be taken
dally, and. If possible, at a regular hour.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Appendix
Please explain tho office of the appendix.
ROY L. 1.
Tho appendix Is only part of the glan
dular structuro of the colon. Down In
the colon when the material comes In
from the small Intestine thern aro a great
number of mucous glands, among them
a big one that forms a large amount of
mucus, which lubricates the Intestine
and so protects It from Irritation. The
appendix Is simply a part of the glan
dular structure of tho cecum that la
protective.
Best nalr Oil
What ls the beet hair oil? IOWA.
It Is the kind produced by the scalp.
But If the hair Is dry the best remedy Is
to bathe the scalp with a little cold
water. Dip the fingers In cold water
and rub the scalp vigorously and the
effect will bo to stimulate the flow of
blood through the scalp and cau.e the
scalp to make more fat nnd then the
hair will bo oily. Asldo from this a very
little vasellno or lanollno will bo whole
some for your hair.
Food for Child of Two Years
What .hould be the food of a child two
years old? MOTHEIt.
Fruits and vegetable purees, grains
and nuts, and a moderate allowance of
pure cream and cow's milk.
Fruit and Rheumatism
Are oransce and Rrapefrult bad for any
one havlnt rheumatl.m? s. A, V,
No, they are exceedingly good. AH
fruits of all kinds arc wholesome for
people who have rheumatism, because
these organlo acids are not the same as
mineral acids, which are decomposed In
the body. These organic aclftj nre di
gested and utlllied In the body, oxidized
so that they tako the place of other food
substances and do not appear In the
body as adds.
(Copyrlsht)
nTEk
and Ceylo
Comes in Sealed, Airtight Packages
Retaining All Original Purity and Flavor
ONE UTTLE TEASPOONFUL MAKES TWO CUPS
GARTERS
are recommended by best stores be
cause every sale means a pleased and
satisfied customer; every mother who
buys one pair will return for more;
every pair is guaranteed to give long,
satisfactory service.,
"Stocklnas held the HrCMOHY way
Are steaUnis h1d ta surely stay."
ASTEJN4.CO. Kev-ri.
COCOA IS WHOLESOME '
The Eveni.vo Public LEPOEn has re
ceived the following letter from II. 9.
Wilbur ft Sons:
lowlngVtC" yUr nttenllon t0 lhe ,o1'
r rnl iurJsl,us of the Evening Public!
.edobb, Tuesday, March B, on page 6,
our Artvi.... . . i.'
nrta ,:-'fc"wninni appears, one wi mc
iicJiiUn11 yenry contract with our pub
5 .On the same page In the fourth
!"J ?" Just below the center, Is nn an
Jhifi.i , a nuery ln regard to drinking
drffik ni"' .Tn:' "uery reads, "WW the
Sin.. Ir5 9f one or two cups of cocoa
1'1. harm:" and the reply states
--. u. ,BJ":e tha' "Codoa and chocolate
are unwholesome If frccls- Indulged In
n.!...''"". Induce conditions which
miRnt readily be nttrlhutcd to some ner
;.." ti.""lrdcr etc." The reply also Bays
',.2. .wh"e the objectionable element
i,,m ' ": ,he theobromln) Is small, It Is
sufficient to produce a cry decided cf
foot In susceptible persons.'
., Eou"e- ln answer to such Inquiries
you aro to give such Information as you
have, on hand, but I submit that there
Is virtually no medical authority of re
cent date to uphold the reply you make.
Probably ns good authority on this
nucst.on as can bo found and cfertalnly
tho most recent one Is Philip n. Hawki
Ph. D., of tho Jefferson Mcdlcnl College
wnoso recent experiments have appeared
In the Ladles' Home Journal. In the
J"uc of December JO, under the article
is It harmful to drink coffee, tea or
cocoa? nnd after nn exhau.tlve discus
slnn of tho matter Doctor Hawk says:
Tho nctlon nf cocoa In the stomach l
strikingly dlrfcrent from the action or
coffee and ten. In the first place, cocoa
contains more fat. protein nnd carbohy
drate material than tea or coffee and
consequently Is to be regarded more In
the light of n food.
It (cocoa) stimulates the nervous
system, but this stimulation Is much
loss than that of coffee or tea. Cocoa
also has a sustaining effect, which Is
not possessed by coffee or tea," and In
conclusion Doctor Hawk further says:
"Everyth'.ng considered, If wo must
iboose between coffee, tea nnd cocoa for
breakfast, let us choose the slow-moving
energizing cocoa ln preference to tea or
coffee. Cocoa Is a satisfactory drink for
children If diluted and taken In small
quantities."
I know, personally, that prominent
specialists on diseases of the digestive
system almost always prohibit tho use
nf coffeo or tea, but recommond cocon.
While It Is truo that there ls theohromln
In cocoa, and whllo tho chemical com
position of theobromln Is virtually Iden
tical with caffeln and theln, ln saying
thin the whole truth ls not stated. Coffee
will produce n drug habit, as ls perfectly
well known, while cocoa will not pro
duce any such drug habits.
If your answer was '.n your opinion
correct, then you are In a position of
advertising a dangerous or harmful suh
stance In your columns, and such ad
vertisements should bo excluded, tf In
deed you aro not liable under the postal
laws.
Please look Into this matter. We do
not wish In nny way to dictate ns to the
reading matter In your paper, but nat
urally could not well contlnuo to ad
vertise nn article In which we have Im
plicit faith when It Is condemned In
your reaaing columns.
Very truly yours,
H. O. WILBUn & SONS. INC.,
B. K. WILBUR, M. D.
Scalloped Potatoes
Wash, naro and slice potatoes In cold
water. In greased dish place a layer
of these potatoes, eprlnklo with salt
and a little flour, dot over with one
half tablespoon oleomargarine. Repeat
this until the baking dish ls nearly filled ;
then add hot milk until It may be seen
through the top layer. Bake ono and a
quarter hours ln a moderate oven or
place back of tho stove and cook slowly.
The milk should not boll. A little grated
cheese may be sprinkled over each layer
If desired. Food Administration.
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HILDA SP0NG
STAGE WOMEN'S WAR
RELIEF
By HILDA SPONG
Member of the New York Committee.
rpiin stage, always so prompt to an
- swer the call of charity, came for
ward nt the Important period of the
world war and donated the services of
Its women for tho relief work at hand.
Unfler the title of tho Stage Women's
War Relief, tho actresses and other
women allied with tho theatre com
bined tc work for tho great humanl
tartan cause.
At tho headquarters or national ex
ecutive office, 366 Fifth avenue, New
York city, surgical dressings, hospital
supplies and other necessaries are made
by women of the stage under tho per
sonal supervision of Miss Minnie Du
pree. This New York workroom Is alsc
tho receiving place for all finished work
sent In by the branches located In other
cities of tho country. It Is from here
that all materials are boxed and shipped
direct to the other side.
Miss Rachel Crothcrs, dramatist and
president cf tho Stage Women's War
Relief, has been untiring In her efforts
to promote this splendid work. Miss
Crothers spoko recently In Chicago be
fore representatives of tho different war
reliefs and was gratified to hear the
statements madNj concerning tho work
accomplished by tho profession slnco Its
opening April 10, 1917. Wo have shipped
to France, Belgium, Italy nnd Russia
101 cases, containing surgical dressings,
baby clothes, boys' and girls' suits, hos
pital supplies, knitted articles, rubber
articles, tobacco pacxages ana comfort
kits amounting to a total cf 124,191
articles.
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Four tablcsnoonfuls salad oil, four
tablespoonfuls cream, three tablespoon
fuls vinegar, mustard, salt, pepper.
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