10
DAUGHTER
tJTTLE FRENCH GIRL GETS
.; MEDAL FOR BRAVE SERVICE
rWa$ tha Xoungest Daughter of France to Receive
, 'One, and It Didn't Have
and Shells She Baked Her Way to Fame!
rnjIBn Is ont llttlo girl In France been S00 pounds of bread turned out
iX. very proud. Sho tts the youngest l n that community every day there
in, tht little, brave village of Corbell
ilM decorated tor serving ncr coun
ter..' yn&n he stood there In tha public
Itqpare before all the neighbors la
IM village Madeleine Danau trembled
,. ftttto a they pinned the little Cross
t Xorralno on her Sunday beat dress.
SNten the prefect read tho letter of
Presentation from President Polncare.
Accept," ho wroto. 'thlH little jewel,
tM Croes of Lorraine, which shall
gfsKlsUra that, the valiant child of the
Jjeaux-tJevrea, through her own labor
"Murine for. tho Inhabitants of tho
Cimia of l&coudon their dally
oread, nas performed as patriotic it
service, and Is as good a French
xvwman as are any of "Tier sisters of tho
Sfeusot"-
ti inomiivp ... .......
tt ASSURING for tho Inhabitants
exthelr dally bread!" Thotu were
the President's words. Did you tliinU
perhaps this llttlo French nirl had
ooagea shot and shoII7 o. The
story of her bravery was told In terms
f flourt
Hera It ts brlcny:
Madeleine's father Ttaa a baker. A
no bread is, baked In French homes
he was a very nice kind of n man
to ha-ve around. IIj proed It by de
livering 800 pounds of bread a day to
everybody In the neighborhood.
But war is no rejrarder of niceties.
Monsieur Danau heard tha call to his
nar one morning.
Madeleine was fourteen years old
at the time. And she had watched her
father make bread. What did she
aqf The little Cross of Lorraine tells
tho story. Since that time thero have
.ADVENTURES
GEM PANS THAT MAKE
ItJtriMr 1 rTV 4CTinr
DSiI.lllr A I LiftlOfvi
i
a i r w' i '
And, Other KltCnCIl Uteiisils at
, I
PriCCS Not tO Be i
Resisted
f'VTEEDLES and pins" Is an expres
4.N elon we'vo kjiown since our nur
wry days, but It is a rhyme for men.
Jotv for the woman's story:
il3 and pins, needles and pins.
when you start cooking y6ur trouble
.begins."
But this admits of as much argument
a- does the fact that Immediately a
man marries his troubles begin.
For with the proper rooking utensils
and modern appliances cooking msy be
come a real pleasure. And these self
same proper cooking utensils and mod-
THE WOMAN'S
. Zttlera and auton mbmltl.J to tit
fn vaper oitr
!r ontv ani signed 1tt the name at tie urittr. social ouerVrVlA thL. niiti,
e lilted. It l UKdrr.tood that lie editor dor, not , rernrSi (, VdW "ti, TntSil t
. v4lf emmuntrafioit tor this d-narfm.,. t.hni I... ..j ,." ..,. oc71 ...:
wuj mre
SFrf
nw.'
Mi- rACHANUK. Kwl Jillo Zeiw: KlWpWa. j: "" 'aUW"! ,UJ I
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
t-'TThst Uty mi( dish ian be made with I
real Outlet?
t. Hew run a .mall amount of h:i-h he !
minjtea Into in nppetlxliif dlnh for
uneipeeted contpnj-?
. Wt will keep rookie) Mtt and molat I
In a rak boxT
4, Who la the dlrorler of the American Tied
Crooa nurnlnr aenrtce? '
C. In produrlur the amateur plr. h It bet
ter 10 telert one acrentuatlnc ehar
fter or plot?
. Whr ahmild one ho ritreful In tho ne
of footHlit In amateur thratrUali7
Wnls Her to Know He Likes Her
Tp the Kdltor of U'oman'o Page:
Dear ; jfadam I am a boy of aliteen learj.
SeTeral months aco I met a rtrl about thi
fjrio are Mlnco then,l hate fcome a ten
rood friend of hers and would like some way
of oxpreaalns" tar feeling for her. Could you
tweeat aomo tyay to do thla? A. C. t.
The way to express your' liking is
simply to be as good a friend as you nos
IMy can. It Is not necessary to tell her
yeu (Ike her: In fact, that would be tery
awkward. You are both little more than
children. If you are always polite and
attentHo without making yourself too
ppviQUS she will know you like her. Send
her candy or flowers at Christmas.
Easter and other special occasions and
an occasional book.
You Were Quite Correct
To the Vdttor of H'omoa'a fatie:
Dear Madam Kindly vlve me jour opinion
on ths following:
One Bajurday nlaht 1 went out with a
air!. I took her to n theatre and th-n after
th show I was talilne her home. When wa
wero almost homo w met her brother. Ths
airt said. "How about rotnir to . reatau
rinjf" W aald, "All rlKht," and went to
one. The brother aaked us what we wouid
havo snd ordered for the three of us. I
would like to know whoao pUco It was to
pay the bill?
After We had finished I aaked them to
hare omethln on me. and they didn't
want ttnythlnr. When we went out t treated
htm to a clsar and then we went hoine.
r Please let me know If I should ha
.14 after h had ordered the lunch, or If
su wrong In any other wayT ti. A.
Since the girl suggested going to her
brother and lief agreed to It, it was their
party and his place to pay the bill. You
did the polite thing by asking them to
have something hore as jour guests, and
It was quite correct to offer the brother a
olrar. In fact, there Is nothing to criti
cize In your conduct on this occasion
Hair Turns Gray at Fifteen .
Ti (as Eixior ol Woman' Pant:
Detr Mdam I am writing to sou be
cauao Z have found consolation In nour good
aaricai before.
am hardly fifteen yeara old and my hair
In feme places Is turning Cray.
there
f.nr way out ayems- ine nair i
ts former color dark brownT
lut dyelnc the hair to brine It to
T oyo lo read, and T read a rood bit of ths
tm. Mr slater thinks this causes the
ohsnra or color tn my hair. Is she rlKht?
TDankirur ou, tn advance, II, M. U.
There really Isn't any -way to bring
th hair back to Its natural color but lo
lye tt. and I know you will not want to
do thla. I would not feel badly about
iour hair turning gray. Perhaps it has
Ju turned lruthese one or two spots and
wen't turn any piore If you are careful
nt to pull the gray halm out. Gray
Wr tt claimed, comes from worrying.
ut reading could not have anything "a
4kt mIUi It, Marty persons think gray
Mr ( very attractlv'e. so stop think
JsS ubout tt and cjon't worry.
Commesl Wafflrs
T i r-fMer Woman's paat:
Battar Mada-m Could you olaaaa aivo rno
tk nicip (or maklnv wafnas out of corn-
3M
ana rti ft hiiw mi tarn iucm a. 9
. ISO BSS-, suDstituta lllfi a vae.
. QsM.hlilf cupful ctornmeal, one-balf
SnmH vrheat flour, one-halt teaspoonful
aSKTons teaspoonful salt, one cupful
awf tutlk. two weU-btnten , one
coatful fcoiled nee, one Ublespopnful
Sift tocether the Hour, u
Aa'aNSothr Inrredlenta
sffiMStvl beat throughly.
sWsW0t.
tiffs aVC-Bin-Qr vno iiuur, CHfwa. mow .t.
V it .,.,-.. l-.Mi1l.iila In th nntP
This nerves
Htaai4 Phi Through Exchange
Ms saw B4U at Wsn' riws.-
-1l",'ZS?,rU"tK iSn,".f".
fSaV tsuaa1'sraaaBa1l mmrwrnwn'
ton. it as
IM WH
a.
OF FRANCE
to Do With Dodging Shot
as any makeshift Hour to turn It
out with. Madeleine lias inado the
breud, getting up at t o'clock In the
morning to do It.
TltKHK Is. of course, u moral to tins
little stnrj that cornea to us from
Prnnrn. MaHnloln.. ! Id mil ilvpjni
I about sootliltivr soldiers' brows. Slip
. rolled up her tli-evuei and mad-! bread,
which w the dutj that lay under her
none. Rut there'll u text th.it oecins
lxvt - n more Important I think tier.
mons couM bo preached on It.
she aemurcd the Inhabitants their
dally bread."
Till! text has to do with the commu
nity conscience war has developed.
We in America lme Ihvh asked to us-
suro OUP Allies their dally bread
There vta a time not to lout? iiko
when the fitti- of our noluhbors con
cerned Us perhaps only In m Mr as
to make Us take an orctuMonal pt-el;
In through their laiv curtains. Tod.i
we have new iipIkIiIhivs. And tho
Ideals war has uncovered tt-ueh in
wo hitvo tho riant to bf nsponslbti
for thetn. When tho people of France
and liWglum cry for bread It l our
privilege and right to break ours i-i
half and tharc It with them.
In the concrete there may bo no
romance to saving wheat. Hut tret out
under tho stars some nlifht. Look up
into them. They are the lie-nth In the
common roof that shelters the peoples
of the earth. Soldiers, women, llttlo'
children with the light of better du s i
In their eyes. Who shall say it Is
not the noblest thine In life to ns.
suro them their dally bread? '
i
WITH A PURSE
em appllani just now ran be had in
,, , . . . ,
"u h0H,M a,m Kt prlcf' lo
Mill any pun,
. Take the pi tent handle for removing j
"" panB from tho Move and tho Ir-i
rcsl!,t"'le Rpm puns, the uluinlnum fry.
h'rf Pans, the Imposing- roasting pans., I
double, thus doing away with batting.
im iii unii-n any sen. respecting roast
i should be proud to bo cooked theso nd '
, many others are to bo had at llttlo '
. prices. i
rrom tho woman who docs her own'
cooking to her who merely Fees to It
tnat tier cook has the nroucr utensils.
t.i .......- .. ,.i ... ., . . .
he of interest. ulf" "" "noul" I
l-'ur names of the shops where
articles mentioned In "Adventures
With a Pursn" can be purchased,
riftrlMUU T...II.A.. .. !(....... ... ...
r.r, L.ru" 'S
the Woman's
WOO.
Department, Walnut
EXCHANGE
rfttrtr tmvta t iiib t ..uia.u. .
Till'
vt.'c.iwnn s.. .
iwiraiUrti s Aiabl(a
tal.tmir low, that stronit flatnr when tlons as managers of prhale and com
roreprrUarhir " "i'l ks. 'ih. " " !.'"' T I merclal estate, as teachers In public
ftn'f'IS;S?.rl!id- In'aTltid'ttu""?:,1; and private whooN and industrial col
?"" h,'nr' fnlu "nd """ l"t with leges and :is experts In poultry work;
u-k- ?"".""' I others have become Itcturers and con-
y i"halfleip.',o1,,!,i,,,;rThJ?; " W" nJ wsdiilier- In tho
-."." brf,n J"" hrought to boll Vnd community and war-garden movements,
tir nntll aoft und sinoolh. since the need for food ploductlon
J. A .lemon rut In hlf h ,kk.i
jrendh'h'ri;h,,,l.'!ou " "" ""m
4. I-arlN has labeled the l.etelfp, Mark
SnoU'r.,';: "n""1t n
. The paras.il Is helnr made im in rlnaham
"hupe?""" ,uUul' hi fourIS?Ard
0. When a Uring or Is-ads breaks It ran l.
taT"fi.,,"ndN, '', rlnglni on del!!
To .ake Pancakes and Apple Jelly '
To tAeKd.roro Woman's 'no,.-
vJo-'"; il,i".;?.ra?.V'l' ou kind., print in
Viik. i,M , ''T" " F CP '" maklm l
. M KKrk.nT!ffB. 7o'rPs.S: '
iviias) c vv.
as .x-case is a proprietary
-.... uiiij- ,ue niaKers or It know the
recipe. J cannot tell you how It s made.
I have a very good reclpo for pancakes I
made of cornmeal and graham flour, i
wcU.,':Te".1. t0 ,iave. h,-el- '""c fori"
Just such times as these, when It Is
necesKar; to use other than white flour
It requires two cupruls of cornmeal and
one cupful of graham flour The flour
should be sifted three times with one
even teaspoonful of baking jiowder and '
a little salt Mix the meal with one i
nuart of scalding milk Cream one table
spoonful of butter and the same of mo- i
lasses. Ueut tho hutter and molasses
Into tho meal and let It cool to b'nod
warmth. Add beaten eggs, alternating1
yplks and whites, with prepared flour
If too st'ff. thin with cold milk. Btat
well and hast:.
Apple Jelly red u I res a pint of water to '
very pound of apples. To each pint of ,
liquid obtained from these allow one
riound of sugar and the Juice of two
lemons. Rub tho apples well with a dry
cloth, but do not pare them Cut them
Into quarters, remove the cores and put '
them into a preserving pan with the
sugar. Simmer until perfectly sort, but
not broken; then strain off the liquid
without squeezing the pulp. If not clear
pass through a Jelly bag or a clean dry
cloth until it becomes to. Add sugar and
lemon Juice in the pronor'lons stnti.t
above and simmer gently until a little of
t poured on a cold pIhIs begins almost
Immediately to get stiff.
Pour Into nots or i?h.Rtu rs. ...
closely and store In a cool, dry place. It i
requires irom iwenty.nva to thirty mill- i
Tin Almost Daisy Time
To the r.ilitor of M'oman's I'aae:
Dear Madam Can ou kindly tell m who
Is the author of a poem about dalales that
"Phut not so soon: the dull-eied nlaiit
Has not as yet berun."
rrom then on the poem has ellnd my !
memory. c. A.
Th ooern you refer to Is "To Daisies,
Not to Khut So Soon," by Robert Hor
rlck You have nuoted part of the first
vere, which roads:
bhut not so soon : the dull-eyed night
lias not as yet begun
To make a seizure on the light.
Or to seal up the sun.
You catt find the poem In the Public;
Library.
Men Might Lose Out
To the Edtttr of TVomaa'j Page;
Dear MadamI notice a woman reader
DU'a It ud to the m-n ns to how ih.v n-
soln to comply with tho dayllght-eavtna; i
eaanllallAiia klaaa I -a a.ealj L,a. ... . 1 '
pin Q Io out. WU. I tk th other
?' QtlU Mayb tlikmn will 1a out
Mhat Kbnut tha ron who are ao llrM and
hunary whtrt they t through tha day that
inpv wtni 9jn9 novnirif out rt?nie noma no
eat; I ran oleturs th warv bualnesa man
-waltln at ths church" fur hia auooar.
Thera will he no lowerlna- of tha sun to 1
remind tit h-lnmate that It la tlms tn put I
down her kn,lutns apd eoma homa and vet
Mi.fr. ! ls ytmrwm nrua in tne
3ftrnoon sa women have been known to'
n. msyoa she will ha the Ktillty party who
wilt look at tii elark and aayj "Oh, I-t'a
so on It really Isn't that fat at all. It'a
Ir 4 clock really, thoufb tho clock sas
H A
I w --
t U alwaa th Mor. tired bualnesa man
who
ha La tvBDAnalala zee alt ih umtli In ilia
ii
astasia. I know a . irreit roanv who Vvo
e itsiasioio er an in uisi ii
M ltHLky.Y".R.lT'" 'w,,,'l h'
p-
EVENING PUBLIC
BAKES 800
Women's School
of Horticulture
'editorial FOR WOMEN
II Y A tt'OM.I
Uy ELIZABETH LEK.11TON LEE
t r- I r 11 ., i ' Mm tl' r tor
PAHTirri.nt. i..-ini.ti. . t una
tint.- t national . uierKeiioy I, the
vvomun '"'
.tll it. Him her tr.ilnlriK
' nil soin,
tutflnttr nwsl Perhaps
foremost among till clas tnnd the
""v" "' ' country trained atone as-
nculttir.'d and horticultural lines. More
keenly than rver liifure In their value
realized ami they nrt enteritis now upon
broad Held of iikefulnes?.
Shire the outbreak of the war the
xTm; " ' rUml an1 v"'.,e "av
shouldereii a lare nhiire of the ui;n-
cultural work of their countries and
huve splendidlv proed their worth In
inanj an emergency. emut not Ikiw-
ever, overlook the fact that iik u whole
Uiey were ably tltteil to undertake the
work tthrn the great tall cante For
decades pant the srhnois of ga'deiilng for
women in t-ranee and i;nglnnu nan neen
i - enillng forth their graduates and keen,
Intelligeiit Interest along their lines was
to UB found on every hand.
, a..,.h..:. i,net.. n ,, nniv ulihln
I eompar.ttivelt rc.nt ears thut this in
i terest has become aroused to any grc.it
eMent among the women and that horti
. iiiiiuiu il.ts ijhii iv vfcm- " ii,.'-
I fesslon which otters ntre oiiportunltles.
! In 1910, as a result of the Increasing
i demand, the first tchoul of horticulture
i for women In this ootmtr was founded
at Ambler Pa. The numerous Mate col
..leges ami universities had some time
preUously organised their .K'partiueuts
of agriculture, but the t ncouragement
git en to women to take up the courses
was rather slight, and the school at
Ambler tilled a rapidly growing need for
an Institution where a comprehensive
and practical course might bo offered
and indlUdu.il Instruction emphasized.
The school has drawn Its stuuents
frr.m
nil n.
secondary schBols and colleges In
.,.. .... .1... f ..l.a.l Citu t.nrl from
Tana
ail iiaitn 01 u- . ,,,. .... .... ......
r, J .....I .. t.,. a,.. Hu I.PJltll3lud
. annua uii'i 11 ib, on. .,. ..-......
forth into a arled and Inter. sting phases
of the work. Some hate occupied post
and conservation Has become men it
vital one and the call for the trained
and intelligent worker Is so great the
School of Horticulture has bent Its ener
gies to meet this emergency .Last Hiring
tpecial vtar couttes were organized,
short-course students wore enrolled and
extension work was carried on,
This ytnr the work will be carried on
along broader lines L uder the war
t-oursea two distinct divisions have been
made; the captain's course, which cov
a period of twelve weeks of live di
- "llJ ,ho !!e",na.", " .'T'l ?.' '
,-crs
dajs
each, and tho lieutenant s coiir-. of one
yimiimuwppCTmiiiuwi aarow
day eaen tveeis iur mc .-... vituiiKioi . - nou ooe-unu cups or
"7 '. l" 1 I iVn". t.oiuld '? cmV. I
Lhe twelve wteKs.
'"ere " "''"',, "; V ,i. . , I
Sport Suit of Roshanara Crepe
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LEDGER-PHILADELPniA, SATURDAY. APRIL 0, 1918
LOAVES OF
SISTERHOOD OF WAR MOTHERS TO BE FORMED
AT BIG MEETING IN STETSON AUDITORIUM
Every Woman With a Man
in Service Is Invited to
Attend April 12
Sweethearts, Sisters and
Wives Will Also Gain
Benefits by Becoming
Members
I
Birr ,ii
ii. im
imng. tiuniKvnUh tnother-". lit"1
, I.itiKi ii-lHiirt.')! mother, rich and i
porr .illhi, ho lute the ifisat bond of I
Mir little M'ttlee Hag litvifen thtm aro I
to be hiimlid totretln r luui the great Sla '
trrliood of Wiir Motlievs. I
While the thoughts of every onj have i
hen liuuml up n the soldier 'ml the
mother has bten far In the background
The boy's patrlotlMn has been pruln il
anrl the spirit fostered while the hruvr ,
mother behind the Ind has been taken
for gi.tnttd Mother's sacrlllee and i
mothers courage must he appreciated
and encouraged.
The Sisterhood of War Mother", u
iianpt organUutitn of mothers, wlcs
ml stteotliparts of our IWhtlng men. will
onntr th' womcti together in the pplrit
fi the war, will streuglhen the Inlerett
I the women In camp life and conditions
unil mako a strong homo guard fur the I
t.n' s at camp.
How can the broketi-luaried little I
inoiher sitting t home bo expected t'
instill patriotism into her younger tK -t '
and giilh or write cheery letters to her I
ho) In camp? How can the woman who
has had to undertake tho extra financial ,
... uw.ni , ""' ? "lt",r'ur u" I
Mi'Cieti to mriu wnn ueugnt wnen she ;
see" the little old (lag on tho t.ehoc.1
.ouse? She reeds help to see the big
vision 3000 mile- away. She needs chetr-
'inking the same sacrifice, tho group
courage that l making her son's life
easier at camp.
So said Lieutenant Harry CVHara. who I
Is stationed at Camp Lee, and so de
cided Mrs Taylor Alderdlce. of Pitts
burgh, when she started the first organi
zation of w ar mothers in Pittsburgh two
months ago
"This Is to be cheer-up work for
notb'r," Mrs Nan Delanj who Is In
terested In the work here In Philadel
phia, said. "We want the bond to be so
close between the home and the camp
that the mothers and boys will see the
same visions and droam the same Ideals. I
ten ing. The object of the course
sr I
train the students for the pree:
geucy as overseers of agricultural units
and assistant workers in tho community i
and war garden associations The I
courses are bchedultd to begin April 8.
Nor will the demand for tho work
lessen when the war has reached Its
end and th- days of reconstruction
come. It Is needful that we tlo not be
come too deeply engrossed In the grave
demands of the present and forget what
Is bfjond: for this profession lias
proved to be one which not only pos
Kvsi8 ill Itself keen and healthful en
Joment, but In which there Is glorious
pijshiblllties for pienent and future de
velopment. .Tomorrow's War Menu
The rcelpo for any dish mentioned
hero will be forwarded upon receipt of
a self-addressed stamped envelope.
UUBAKKAST
btevtfd Apricots
lirolled Klduejs and Bacon
Rico Guns Coffeo
DiN.'i:n
'lear Urown Soup
rhino of I'ork tlraised with Apples
Pan Ilosstert I'otatoes; Creamed Onion
Bal.td Orange Pudding
SUlT'lii;
bartme and Kgg palad
v-'ocoa Cornmeal L'poltles
meis ii:.ms
A pint of buttermilk or sour milk.
one egg, a teatpoontul of soda, a little
Migar If deulred. half u ttaspoonful of
salt. Mix threc-tourths cup of wheat i
flour with one and one-lutlf cups of
'le"c of graham gems Drop Into the1
Kven grownups have their liluy
time hour?-. And there are mod
ish costumes to accompany thoju
lioura on the tennis court or In
the canoe. Hcru is a symphony
in light gray ami Pekin blue for
you to wear Vvliilc you are piny
ink. The skirt is ju&t narrow
enough to be trim, yet wide
enough to allow for freedom of
action, and the wide collar is the
embodiment of liberty. Tassels
and ivory ball buttons, placed at
every point of vantage, com
pletc the spotting symphony.
RRI.IOIOtTH NO-TICKS
nuntlat
CIIKST.Nl'T HTKKBT IIMTIMl niVBCIt
Cheatnut St. waat e sOlh
OBOriUB D. APAMfl. P. D . Paslor
iiqu m. iirotfiepooou or , aon v
Llid
T.iO 1
P. m.'
-Or. Ilnbart. of
t'roiter bmnrj-
innie
heheol
Lutheran
.VIhlAII. IHth ali-t Jefferson sts
Hev, A. STEWART HAKTMAN. D. D
of Baltimore, will preach.
I to. 311 Slornln gertlce. fjqbjoet. "JU(.
netiam oi ine troae.--2:30
lllbla School. '
7-ir. Uvenlna- rlerttee. Subject. "Paul's
, J'rajvr for the Church."
Special .Musc Blanche Viola Hubbard.
'Harplat, and Ufflo, Irene Hubbard, Cellist,
New York. .
MethodUt TCplaeopal
PARK AVENUK CHl'RCH
T'ark ate.
MfLTON HAM'
lOLb NICHOLS, Taslor.
lll 3n Holy Communion,
I " 10 runday eenooi.
1 7,43 Itev. John A. MacCallura. ot tba
Walnut tit. I'rtsbytcrUn Church, will
All, pews ira Jrs.
Visitors welroras at all service.
I
Pntahrterlan
HnrK, S So and Wharton sts.. Iter. J. qnAT
BOUTON, D. D.j T Minister --10;t5. Itsv.
Ceorio P. Avaryi.TiO. Dr, Boltoni SubJact.
Brelhtrtr Urn." ,
uffd&jdC
BREAD A
MRS. NN
Th(,ro at abou ,of) VAT ,0lrr
hi
Philadelphia, and 1 would ilk.- to -ee
v, ,., hem at th. bur in.ws-nie.l-
ing on April 1U at tin Stetson uudl-
torliitn We will have big speak, rs
olllcers and men from t'nmp Dlx, famp
. ..ii'.iti. ..nil, i.ui; ..in, .,,. ,,,,. ,i,,..- t
s. ... ....... t .Im 1H.II irlolt.lil
Vaw Van! and tilcntv of stirring pa-
trlut'ie music. We can tell the mother-! I
about this sisterhood Idea, and from
that meeting grout" In the various parts i
of the city will be formed to meet on tlio '
second l-rlday of each nionili. cotuii- unite luipp.v tn tneir surrouiiiiiugs, iui
ttons at camp, letters from their sons, who are worried ubout the grl.vlng llt
and the knowledge thai their bos ltt He mother at home. Wh, last week
camp vt 111 be holding tho same patriotic i worry over their sons caused two
meeting tit the same tltno will bring tho mothers to commit suicide You face,
link close. I the must be cln . red up."
"merlcati mothers are made of fine . Itery one who Is entitled to (ly u serv-
stuff They will i onm through the
great sacrlllee with tt.vlng colors." Mrs.
Delany continued "Hut they need tn-I
couragenient. They need this great '
SEVENTEEN WOMEN GET PLACES
ON N. Y. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
For the First Time in the
Empire State Represen
tatives of the Gentle Sex
Become Campaign Aids
New York, nril G
K
H the tirat time In tin hlstorj of
ew York, women have been ip-i
pointed members of the eeeutlve com
mittee of tho IXmocratlo StaV t'om- I
mlttee. R b'. Harris, chairman of tin i
Democratic Stale Committee. an
nounced a list of seventeen women
members ytsterday. h'our moro names
uro iu uu uuueu. i oey win no uu-
nounceu iiett wee1.. me new inein
bers of the State committee Include:
Mrs. William rUtudolph Hearst, New
Tork city.
Mrs. Iloblu A. I.au. 31S West Ninety
fourth street, Xevv York city,
Mrs. John U. Thontpton. 10 Kast 130th
street, New York oliy.
Mrs. Harry Hastings, T i:ast i:ighty
seventh street. New orl; city
Mix Jlny li Tloarltj. 206 Lexington
avtnue. llrooklyn.
Mlsi May Patterson. L'07 Congress
street. Brooklyn.
Mrs. l'rcd K. Kennedy, Washington
street. Uliigliamton.
Mrs. liUnuhe W. Wclzmiller, 1133
Bryant avenue, Uronx. ""
Mrs. 1'hlllp J. Kearns, 2311 Urund
concourse, Urona.
Miss Sarah Mcl'lke, 1 Jones place
Yo''l(,:l'3'
Mrs. Charles H. Sinltli, 3S'.'
I'orter
.,,,,,, ,,,,
Tff ... Lamon, 100 Ten Kyc:
I:
tdreet, Watertotiti.
Miss Klliel Plebblns. Syracuse
Mr.s. Julia Mcl-.tughlln, l.uu? Maud
City.
Mrs. Joseph Sinclair, l'lushlng
Women will now he nctlt.ly Identified
with the management of tho leino-
cratlc party in this State. The Petno-
cratlc s-tate Comniltteo is the llrst po
litical organisation In New York to ad
mit women to tho practical work of a
political executive committee.
At a meeting of the sulieominittoe of
the National Democratic Coiiunlte at
the Knickerbocker Hotel, a definite pol
icy of co-operation with women In the
Democratic party whs dlcuri'd. Women
as a new, untried voting powtr In the
State, will be a prominent factor In the
elections next fall. Work is alrtady
started to urEunUu and get out the
women's vote in this t-'tate.
Mr. Harris bus called a tnneilpg of
the executive committee of the State
nni.iotoiTs. Mirirr.s
Presbyterian
ARCH ST. nit'Krif . th and Ari-h.
Ilev. I'l.MlK.Ml'U t:pw'AHl MAtWrtTNBY
lu:4S -"VVnal Chrltl told Mm to Itejolce
tn but Now Foriroiien bt ih World"
a ilit-"Tlie l.lsht .of, ,ye T.untb '
Ill.TIII.KIIViM I'ltl'SlHThltlAN ( IIIIUCII
UtoaU ami llaliKind alt,
Rev. JOHN It. IMVIi:x. IV V.. T'aatur.
10:30 a in Vlornlna- Worship. Hubject or
sermon: aiNFLfUNTE "
V 30 p m. Sabbath Mehool. SpecUl ISvmi1
gelletlc Services
7 .no p.m. Younir Peoples !5erviees.
130titn SpCi'Ul Musical txrvtee, Duthlo.
htm Quartet and Chorus
'IIARITONE SOLOIST. PAVID niSPIIAM
7:48 p.m Kvenlnsr worship hubjecl: '"rilE
O.NU AND THE ONLY OOsrBI..."
Ittv. rjean Newton Pobeon will ppaeh ut
both services.
Preparatory Service. Wednesdat April in,
ttils Hermon by Itev. John V Krancls. P.P.
Communion Service and Public Ilaeeptlon of
M-inber on Sabbath. April It. at 10.U0U in.
Welcome
rroleetant Kplaeoiial
MT. JAMES). ISd and Walnut sts.
Tli nev. .tOUK MOCKRIfjOK. n
D..
jiot-tqr.
i.i a. in.
.Mnlv romntunlnit.
lO.Jrt a m. Mornlne Tram (plain),
iron a iu Holy Communion, with bermen.
l.Ofi i p. tn Kvenlti)? ,Pratr (choral), (ol
lotted by OrKan Itecilal,
Weekdays VVartlmo Intercesslotn dally
Holy Communion, Monday Feaet of the
Annunciation, u. v. M.. T.au and.lt;
rfav. T -A.I t Thnrurfav. In.
, 1u9-
Stranaere alvrsa teslcu rne.
llnltarlan
t-IKNT t'MTAlllAN CilUKCH. ilSl Cheat-
nv. rBEDBRicK n. c
to a. m. Sunday. School.
II a. m ilr. lirlfrlii tv
lev. rBferiBRiCK n. GlttmN, Minister.
lflah Cost ot Itallflous Llvint; in Tints of
Anthemei 'Ths Soul's Bejolelre.' by Oeonra
vt ar Tr ..
Joaaph
son. ana "jns uiory or L,eo
and '.The. (llorv
bsnon,1' by
warm
nr
onn eoio.
eolo. Rornanea. bv Wlantaw.
sal, pfa
Plavtd- by Mlao Nary jr, aibuons.
Ihjlr
p 11. t,oepp. tjraanist.
UNITARIAN SOCIETY Of OKUMANTOHy,
f hellrn iva. and Clreeno at. .
Kev. ItOaKR 8, ronOKri. Minlstar,
il a, m. carman or tr. rrana a. uii
Tp?"m. Mr. X Priestley Uutton will tac.
tur In PsrWi Ijoure on 'Trom Jena's Jtoi
tJ(-hn o" Croats" UllurtraltJJ
DAY AND
DELAW
getting tog.- h I ' r arc liuiulrtd. of
lllth mother in .cult Ins districts who
n.tir g t to a patiiotlc uv'ting, who
know iioilung about the tondltlons at
camp and wlio fe. 1 oiil.v separation from
th. Ir bo!.s. They all have pi. nly of
tirOl.. Ii. Ihn.i
,.. .... ... ...v...
ti thine llko this sisterhood to arouso
that prldo and fan It into the white
bent of patriot.1 nde.ivor.
-v aie cfinstantly getting h tlerj
from the bot- in camp Hovh who are
lee Hag Is luvlteU to the tug iiieelliig
the
on Ktlda. April 1.
Stetson aii.litotlu'ii
gometv avenu.
at . o lock. In the
l'littrth and Mont-
MRS. WILLIAM P. HEARST
committee for April 1 J at the National
lVmocnitle flub. This will be the first
appeaiance In an olllclal tapaclty of tho
twenty-ono lieniot ratio womtu memhel
of the committee, of this number eleven
members were m h-.ted from New York
city after a confei.nce vt lilt the New
York city otK.'iiilzatlou 1'nstate. mem
ot the coinmlttie will he gutstx of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II .ihvtandcr at a
dinner at the Hotel Astor tho evening ol
April 1"
i mwr .
1 pteWyj
COMING COMING COMING,
ANNIE RIX MILITZ
Mirisn Mi.rruMri. TMnir.il. iiu.M.ut. viniinit, i.kctcrui am vnwnKit '
UNIVERSITY OF CHRIST, Los Angeles, California
MILL UULntU ,U TIIK RUtll KT Ol Hint, I'lla.M)t(.'lU ,Vp,VlRV:Rt , tWWft 01
THIRTY-SIX FREE PUBLIC LECTURES
UPON THE WAV TO HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY
lXOM.lt ItOOM. IKirt.l. Itpi.I.r-Atil'STKATIOKn. IIRIMP hTBKET
.April 17 "Tltt- n lo Ileal by Divine .April 17 "Renewal of (he nody."
J -Minn.
)ApriI 18 "The Cosmic
I. M.
April 20 "The Hich .'Mentality."
ivkvv
, Mon April 22 "The
Wed., April 21 "UUcriminat'oa Hctwecn the
Real and the Unreal."
) Thura., April 23 "The Power ad Use or the
', Word."
J Moil, April 29 "Faith and Prayer."
( Thursday., May 2 "Wisdom and Good Judg.
menu"
FrL May 3 "CoiirentrMlon and Unity."
S P. Jf.
hTr.rONI) I'f'HLIC COTUItSK
"PROSPERITY THROUGH RIGRT THINKING"
NKW TKNTl'ltV Cll'll lf,M.L, ; f-OUTH 15TH bT.
Moiu May 20 "The Prosperous Conscious- i Mon May 27 "Kinc .Solomon's Secret,"
nesH." 1 Thura May 30 'The Macic of Dlesslnfr"
Thur,. May 23-;'Power to Gel Wealth." Fri.. May WWRitPwV
Yrl, May 21 "The Way to WUh." Others."
8 P. M.
THIRD PUUUC COURSE UPON "CONCENTRATION"
NKW CKNTVKV CLUB HAM.. i;i HOOTII UTU ST.
m i rr"!!- .teli'e0'!;" ..... J 7 m li-lMyLtc?
10 A
i i,""'1' "i "uuTi ',,
tuco., tnuy ( ocu
PUDI4Q DIBLK STUDY LN SIX LESSONS KVKRY TUESDAY AT A. M.
NEW CENTl'RV CM II HAM.. U H0UTII IJTW ST.
.1, WELCOME TO ALL . , . FREEWILL OFFERINGS
PRIVATE TRAINING FOU TKArilRns AKTi iii?Af.na
- - - - - - - -
H KKK5VW l"rW?ffllSMtfa ZVZ rn,Te"1"
WZ VVT
GETS LORRAINE CRO
WOMEN IN AUSPICIOUS START
IN BEHALF OF
Chestnut Street Association
Canvassers Whenever Possible Emergency Aid 0pm
Booth in WanamaUcrs
t Troin:N- Liberty Loan worker;! start-
lrlw . . ..m it.i
W In their b- drive loony win mm
their path rendertd smooth by the nltl
of the Chestnut fitntt Association. Wo
believe we our II to thec patriotic
women to tlo all In our power lo co.
operate with thorn, even to the extent
of sinking tho Identity or tho associa
tion." said (isorge Albert Urovln Its sec
rolarv. ".Subscript Ions, thaff what we
want, not tho credit of getting them.
I Ltt the women have that to th fullest
I We hope particularly to spare them riy
I embarrassment or handicap In starting
j the work."
' To the women's committee of tho limit
I has been allotted the task of "covering"
i tho retail stores, theatres and diessmak
Ing establishments of Philadelphia, n
field vigorously fnnvasM-d by the, busb
1 ness and professional members of; the
associations In the tvto former loan cam
paigns. To make assurance doubly suro
tluii the women's committee shall have
undisputed rights In the ikld, Mr. Drovln
I is ilsitchlng a letter to tho 700 mem
bers of the association and their friends,
aaklng that thu women be given eviry
ki. -ihln asslsliiiic- Th l.tter follows:
miclenci Is th" watcliwiird of this
uMijialgn, un.l iik the icopc of ihls com-
ii'itte.-H work Inclinles a large iiropor
lion of the Chestnut t-'trit Association.
It has been deemed wise and patriotic i
tti sink our ldetitlt.v for the time us an I
organisation, and merge our ttt'orts with !
those of theso hlgh-.-oulrd women to
prevent duplication
'The. Chesttjut street Association
hopea each retail store theatre and
dressmaker will reserve Its subscription
lor the women's committee, and absures
PATRIOTISM INVOKED
IN POTATO MARKETING
Farmers Urged to Get Their
Product on Sale Before
May 1
The call of food Administrator Kelnz
asking the fanners of the stato to
market their potataoes before tlio llrst
of Ma, coming, as it does, as u pa
triotic apiwal on the anniversary of the
declaration of war with Germany a year
ago today, is expected to Injure Instan
taneous and hearty response.
"As we enter upon tho tecond ear of
tho vtar with an organization virtually
complete and a better understanding on
the part ol our people of our vtar duties
and our tcsponslbllltles, wr are con
lid nt of tha co-operation that will in
sure the same d.gn-e of war support In
food supply In Pennsylvania as In other
natural resources and Industrial output,"
said Mr Helnr
t the end of March thero were more
than it 000,000 b'jahels of untold po-
tatoes In tho Stat
e. Only u small propor-
, , '
led. can bo ued for
tioii, ' lit continued
seed. In order that thero shall bo no
wastage nud that the farmers shall
not be dlscourugi d from planting; it large
potato crop n'l season, wo must find
ti market for their surplus."
RELIGIOUS BRIEFS
Thi- Itev pr. Ilobuit. of t'rosjer Sf-uilnary,
t.lll preach toniorruw- nt il.e H-rvtcts In tho
lhefclnuL Hlre-.t tlaHlst Ouirch
"Hrotherl: Lotu' will b- tho aubjfrt of
tlio sermon W the ri-'v. J-, ,T Cira Ilaltun
nl tfopi.' Iest-tt-ri.ii. C'hurcl) tomorrow
ntsht.
Thi Rev. pin Newton pc"vn -till nre..ieh
tomorrow at Hethlehem 1'r.sbjterhtn v'hurch.
Ills th'ine in thi tnornlnz will bo 1'In
t.uencts " und at nUht. "The Ono und 0.u
tlostl."
At tho Ktrtt I'nltarUn Church tomorrow
mnrnli ic the ItwV Pr. r-"redrltlc R "rlffliv
will prtfcch mi "The Illi:h Cost of ItQlltfk'UJ
Uvuu In Tlmn of War."
At Ih-1 aioriunK svrttce toino-ro t In tho
Arh street Prt-abytert .n Church, th-3 lt--v.
Pr r'Nr.ue Kdv,ard M.rartnsy will pr.aeh
on "Names Wrltter In ttei.ven, the Oround
Asslineii hy I'hrt-it to Men for ftejolclna. Mlt
S'-orni'd Hlid Neslei ted hy th. World." It's
tuple ul th nlKht ti-rvlu will be "TIvj Ulht
of th- Lnmb '' Alton K Ptiugherty will
tlte an Oman recital before tho nlghr
Strtice. t
Ch.ipl.iir, from Camp Pi, Wrightatoitii,
N J., will preath tomorrow at the Ilorean
Preycjt-ilnn Clnireh. Nineteenth etreet. and
Ho-ith Colleire avenut Chaplain Arthur B.
UanKhi vlll preach nt tho morulnc service,
and Chav'atn O Parks Ht nlglit There
will ftlso Ik a Rpeclal ouartet from the tamp.
jAprll 18
Consciousness." ' M) .. .,
i-'S'ii -w
yuiNT cut nt; or ti:i.ve i.kkmiss hi-on thu
'FOUNDATION PRINCIPLES 01'. TIIV TRUK MFV
tr.-STtHY ri.VH HAM., I MIVTII ISTH
Foundation."
'ir1 vi iivy"". -v ve'1'
- vuiitrui, I i
Tues,
wr - - - - - - - - - - - -T- -- t t tf-e a.an sf 4t
TlllH AiMNOUWCEIVIENT AND SAVE IT
LIBERTY LQA&
Members Told to Help Fori
With Elaborate Program
jou of Its appreciation of any courten
. .'ntl Irtti-k tall i-iits It nnd tii r.--i..
you may show t and uuy aaslsUncifji
you niuy bo ablo to render." ii-l
ees, men nro chhulroue,'' uclme!.E
edged Mm. Paul Denckla Mlllt ,v.!i '
man of the women's committee fortM!''
trul Philadelphia, when told of thu u.1
.1
tlott or ma aEsoctation. Private iaf,
amounting to 1)13.000 hav .I...V!
been taken In by the women's comtu i '
e-. even beforo the omclal 0Benl -i l
omclal openlcj ej
ths drle,
Serond only In Important (0 the m, '
veiling of tho Statue of Liberty n SoX ;
i eon r.ii.iro was mo inaugural cf tfj "
llmergcncy Aid booth In tho Wana.v" i
store. Marling at 8 30 I'cloelt aA
morning, a sneclal nrnimm - .-
speeches was given near the famoSiK
hronio eagle In the man aisle, Th, .
giain was a varied one
11 IOI10WII r
S SO Panfare. ontan left
" C i I,
W
3.1 to s r.,1 Hand ronrert,
J. W. :. j. Hand.
I 00 -Vanfarn at booth, J w
Klehl Mlialo
organ loft;
.
C I Qhn-
D.,10 Assembly In grand court cf tt. .....
i.lKrty.Ixian nmmolrra. IM via.1
1"J bf th
J. W. C. t. Jtjnd
I.NALGUIIAt. OP LIlllCttTY LOAN BOOTH
i Ksnfttrr.
ti t'linnu alrielng
I!"" . V"m" !'lPr Furnl.u,
1 here' . u Us t onit Trail.'.'
J tt . i. I ami uudli-nio
t fotos.
".t.irtii nf .r
"The Marstlllslee
Mlsa haihrni MaBinh?
U Andreas, Ale uthyl Thompson, ofti.
Emerciney Aid. M
o IUcltatlon. "We M.ver start Tfilni
We Cannot j'lnlth." m
Matilda Verelt. J w C t
f hlnelnir "Amerlra. '
..' W O 1. nun audltnc
e fllar parlgled Dinner.
h llecesalunul.
YEAR'S FUR CATCH )
DECLARED SMALL
.Receipts Light in St. Loyia
Market, According to Big
House's Bcport .
hi I.nujs, April .
ltnston Ilrothers S. Co, have itsutl
a letter to tlio fur trade declaring rj,
celpts In tills na well as oth. r morlieu
continue, light Tlity tay.
"Iltports from different b-ct.ons tt
tho country are of the tame napjrf,
and only scc0 (n call turtlitr ub
tentlon to tlio marked filiortagt in the,
catch irds year. The St Louis market,
was ono of the tiw carrying only even,
talr accumulations, but within the lut'
week them has la-cu o,iIU a largo piote,
tnent of holdings at higher prices, (sa
result only cty small stocks oro now,
being held. v
'('ondlttonH as above recited in udcjl.l
tiou to a. marked curtailment of lm.i
ports havf left utajlablt for coiiiuinn-i
i Hon In thV- notiiilry it supply entlrul)'
' Inadequate Jo the OemBiid The whole.
fur iradn U lamiliar now with ih pre-J
oumtd slirt.-ig of supplies. n4 tMi.i
coouitiou, in our oinuion. assures a very,
strong maikcf with alijb prlccj for oyr
April sale.
' nint'l'W ciw ..J- OirOOS, IUI I
lr..j lilli... '. . I, I iwl. a.. ...... ....I. I .. t
--PI.-. u.n,.1.-, ..r.. . n.. ....... l.l.k
cspecl.tlly on juual.rat, skunk and epoi-J'
bum. Wolf, leaver, tbilier, msrten ndr
otlie)1 luirlbern furs ure comiiiaiiijlng n-i
tremely high prices J
"llua'un ami Auttiujlun furs ar iPt".
strouj .Icjnand beoaui-c of tho very lra-t
lied stocltta and no probptcis for furtlwr'
receipts, .lapanevi and riiinese bojj'
aro In mticb better demand and aro pc-j.
Ing used aa substitutes for some of iej4
hlglmr pnead antclts in fact, evtri1!
thing on tli.i list Is selling cceptonl'lf t
wt.ll. tn, giMcral basis of prices helr
substiA-ittally high, r Hum our Japwrfjl
tale.
"Ilustneth with mainjfacturcrs Is; - t
usually ljoo.1 and tot trudt as a tt'hsls,
U very attlvf Wo have never btfoN
known a condition to ibI nlmllar t)
tho present tie, and vt-lth ull confl'Icniif
wo anticipate an .xccp(tonaly good Uli
In our next auitlon, which will t4M
place on April 211 and days foIIw)nj."
Cuticura
For Baby'i
Tender Skip
All druf siatai 6osa IS. C
roenl V and H, Ts'-"
Sti,! each fre of "W
salt. Past I, Baitas.it
5aff '
"Concontrlpn, JH 'Science and
1,"
i riFHireru-. inroueii jviiowicqec
ofltlght Tliinking,"
HT,
Wed.. May fcW'Qur Heredity frum Cod."
Thurs.. May 0 "Freedom from Deceptions
and Delusions,"
Fri, May IIWThe Forgivertetia of Sin,"
Muii., May 1U 'Tearleianegu,"
Thur May IGVCouroije and Strength."
Fri,. ?Iay nt-'Tompletenepn and UapplnrM
,y si r ucvouon. '
May 85 "Peacti and Power."
1 j Jj4maa) Isss sal
bt,or A'r" " c"" ' n"".'
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