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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, THUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1918-
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SINGS THE SAILOR, BUT IS HE RIGHT? OTHER NEWS FOR WOMEi
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IP- THY NAME 'TIS CAMOUFLAGE
pnjHrifZ ;ie o t GocS.s
tros p-1
in Honest Dissection
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the Benefit of the Sailor Who
$7T HESITATK tr print the below let-. U
ffrl- ter, which the obwtnt will note j il
fter all, to printed The wrltet Is
aMothet i)f nut i eiders miMnc nn
swer to the thiee miliar boss who le
cently olced theli opinions In these
columns leRnidlnn the hopeless fickle
tiess of the Ameilcin sills with whom
they had come in lontait the lmH
who said mtm of om sea tlRhtii
had been dilven Ihiuugh sheei des
peiatlon to m.ui on foKiun soil 'llie
letter leeks of onlilsm but the piliu
lng of It might have tin ( ITi it of
maklnc the best of Us fei I mi Kind
We're just oidlnai mental- who lu
neei d!coeied mo ptitliulu mold
In which we tan pour wills nilb all
one paitlctilat uitlon ot inuiiUiiiii
The lettei follows
"I am Rlid j on seem iniiti to
place the heail of womuii on the dls
sectlng table so that It tan hi itltfii
an honest examination I am "lite
J oil will iioe a Bie.it hi nf fai tm to
the pool misguided miles who hue
been befuddled too limit i time li tin
InsldloMs piopiBiindi iimiitiuIk ileil
since the ajte of inividiiiK rlii ili
by deluded wiileis of rointine mil
poetrj
Your sailoi inns mat imi iw n
ned to the awful tiuth lb u the,
female of the wp"i les rlo not i una n
'true' to them when out of siKhl
ought not to suueniHr so e iil to
morbiiiit Tlieii onl fmlt in 1 11
respect "hiK been that thin weiei
taught in Infiino and i hlldhood i(,e-
of fable tint women pntook of tin
supernatuial wlieiefoie II wis pioptr
to pay them botnase of nil mi t to
put them on pedetils foi uuf.lilplni;
and to whip iim nun who hi Id smiv I
things to tnein
"Some di tlie mth -lull 1m.
pased and tin Inio ictlnt, ilini
the bead of wonnn shill liiw- hem
dissipated In the limit of luslu'i ien
aon Meanwhile 1 suppon i lot of
nice bos ncctiHtomed to think of kIi N
as sweet ouns thinss with peiulhih
A MATD AND TWO MEN
Tl, ,..,. f li. Ciil Wliu V.is l.t'ft lifllilld
,.f t u Cir
ii) ii i i ni yo
, , , ii- I'
Tin. stiik ruts i k
Rrott Rnnnoml anil lck lloml lm kiiJ"
RftnUnil. nniLhi. itromUfs Pi inarr JnU
Holh men nfr ilrifteJ lint link I. iv
empteiJ. iintt mil- tn I rime The iimr
rlaie of lUltn llramlrr to Iim ImMi.nil
n .nldler. cuiif lifr ilmilil. in to t tie
irlndom of hfr ilnilir tint Insteiul uf li-leii
InB to llirni klie cIh llie inn nir "'-rl
marriatt. nru nrinus it irifim in- ..r.
of a ria til nlli war .irilie iimi. la
cldtntally, eiprfsen sorrow fur stut!
AKTlt'M. ) I
ttCJORIir fur siott liaMiioml KHptd
O Ruth 'What do Jou nn.au?'
Mjras usual!) lahn and mobile fait
wag white with feeling .mil liei hand
clutched at her sides
"Ttuth, I i-hiiiildii t lia)e slid that
please don t make me aj m) thing mote
I m no oi r)
But )ou mutt tell ihl what mhi mein
hy that remark .Mm I Insist upon
knowing '
The two gliN had hfen w ilkniK
brlfikh. and thej weie no)) iieiiliiK the
almple little three room apaitnient wheie
Mira ll)ed with her niotln i linohin
trlls thei paused as the) Lacked the
entrance and XI ma -aid ouietl) Will
jou come up?'
Ruth folliiwed her without i wind lui
heart In a turmoil and V)ri Midilin
passionate words ringing m hei in"
oer and oiei again
Upstairs in the ilnti) little hiiliim
room. Xlyra fined Ruth sudden!) 'I ie
were alone and it was )er) tiuitt In the
little room so ipilet tliat win n lua !
Ban KpeakiiiK In i words fell into 'lie
quietness like little i linkiiiR lilts of ire
so clearly did she xpeak
' S'cott lo)ed )uu he lo)eiI uu mil h
more th in jou "III ;)er he .ihh In uniii i
stand Ruth Ron 1 tml ou won t uinli i
stand heeause )Oii iho-e Jai k and I u k i
loe Is the kind of line tint will stti
lsfy jou fur the rest of )oui life uf
course, you diui t uiiiieistand whit nu
threw awa) , jou uiuldni and I dun t
know that 1 would hiarne nu at ill if
It hadn t been foi the pritt) wai ion
plaxed with these two men 1 oi 1 tune
jou neier showeil an putiulitj uu
were trreed inn wanted both if th ui
You let them take inn eeiwhue Mill
danced and (lilted nul toMd with hf in
the prett, kittenluli waj miii hue mil
it, didn t woir) )ou i treat de il whei
you saw that tliev nue both l.illi nir it
vi loe with jou lnleid it Untitled mom
rantty
Xtjia hidnt v tilted to hpeak hut unu
that she had hegun iheie w is no stop
ping her uniethlnK had lain dormant
In her heait for a lone time, suinethlnn
that she had tiled to keep dm mum lie
cause of the Kenuine io)e she had for
Ruth, hut circinnst mces had I em tool
tnuch for her and ha)lng once loosed the
fliodgateH, the words came tumhling out
fine after the other
If the war hidnt Interfered wuh
your prett) little irnn )oti uiiKlu ha)e
done e)en mine damage, Inn tin war
forced jou to dicldi and of ronm ou
chose Jack she went on i itliliiKi)
"And Mju weie K'ail ird a little hit de
flint when lailc told Mm he needn t x
across Ml ou tluniffht of were the IliMe
thlnprs the person ii lanliies the sift
nesses of life KngaRfinent pit ties and a
pstin trousseau were necessities to ion'
What could ion know of women who
were doing without food and clothing and
suffering deKiada t Ion' Sinn thlnts mre
to be thought of as little as no-sihle
Tour attitude was alwais What is
there for m,e to do'
Ruth bad been silent t-o far soil li
made no effort to stem the floud of
Mj'ra's wild woids Perhaps it was juit
as well, for Mira was Pent on sajlng
Rs& what she had to t.aj and then
fsShold'nK her neaie It was her
then fore)tr
nnnner
df dolnr Ihtnps
,lcj3 upw j ju nnni l nuitiij ui iuii
, rut i never Knew now- tnuen ne careu
frf? until he told me, and then I almost hated
i-n . X nil
?&'" Huth started and wan about to speak.
quiet
.T ..!. .. I t. . .. ,-
iij,! A iuuiuii i nee wo lie careu to ups
i1k?' pratly. I couldn t bear him to suffer
!, an he did And jou nevet even tod
fc&rhlm ou were iorr Yon were too busy
r jgiiOuyinK a ring that cost hundieds ot dol.
pTlr. nd planning jour marriage with
-iii9ii. 10 rcii ee cicuti w nen ne came
, rUP from camp "
.T Miea T AA tll 1,1,. T Inl.l l.l.
viK-L '. J. . ; .. . .' '.
rin nigni ne spoke to me inierposen
JtUlh It was not In her heart to Jeel
( (tJfrrMentful toward Myra &t that moment
tiad learned too much Iu the past
.minutes, and besides po er much!
?iftna.ii Aivra nad Eain was tru..
ft f "Yon rouldn't AiinreelAle Keotf. xou'r..
; Hrht. Scott has too much oi what
kb; jrequire.
thV not u;" the word
k4,atun(t rtuth to the quick.
, a Bout, ptlieve )ou haiel
fHlUtr. and tliat
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, Oh. Man! Thy !ame .s
of Our Conniving Hem Is for
Wiote of Girls' Ficlrfcnesv
faithful hrdits will Ret in uwikonlnc
veij mile one is wmi miIIoi"
"TT TR out own fault, howiei that
JL we hne been dciehed for we
hte allouel tin women to put it
oei on us' We h.ue lieen in Ic
noinnt about tin Kieit imstirs we
hie 1 1 m title il with the n inio ot low
We bae Inokid to poets and stli h
foi cuid.ince
If we would k t intil fui a sea
Mm fiotn tin si pistifuotis pints and
empt htntlfd phllosnphei s to ro
dehlin; Into the mvstiilts of hlnlouv
wr would leant that v bile worn in Is
not wlint "he i ailvntlstil to be -li
is not to blinif fm tin TTit that sin
Is w'nit slu ! reiliin run ile
Hpidei s nit tin in ill who hnw i united
them stintssftilh It- i woinins In
stlnit ou mi- to i plolt the nnle
mil while In ilii htinuin fimlls tin I
worn in does not ai tu ill pi In foi
di v om Inw he dm-, ilioiit i'erlhlnc
i l-e to i limn Mi mil'i liim 1i
fin nil the iinu-iitnnt-. ind ts wi-e
enoui;li to nuke him think he oititht I
to do ii Hi beioiiiCH bn met I
tiiket it leist it wis m hefnii tin I
mi ,iinl w'll be iiiiiin .is -non as the
men i tin n I
Mm -liliulil iw iKen to the fait I
that w om m Is no mnlils -.he fnol i
b m into tblnkin-' -lie N ft nn Mo n t
Ohmpu- b nfffrtlnB Mills Millions
and In"- ''hi punt-' het i liei k"
pun II- In i imIiiow iml dne other
thlni," iIoiib that line too niiniuniis
to niuitiim she is tin u Hist hvim
cilte fnu'.'inilili I'M shi I- u it s- n
tkilh illlterent fi om nun but poms
miM mth as soiiihiIiIiik -et nlde
xp ii t b the cod"
(Hi minim th nanus 1 iin""
ll iA
Uh mini tin n mie 1-
o, n' 'I 111. I t )1 s
w,
m:
f ti r
ot u lilt fi 10
nioe w nan it
this nini niini to
Ii Hike In- to slldi. mil Mil own
nin i ni ioss tin intintu to In fund
with in indiument like Ihl-' We.itc
to nHiniiK to inswei Will some
kin I li idi i do it foi us"
in W.Ps I. fit I1tl
nrt HKioit
l I I U r i
Inn hippj with )'ni but he lo)es ion
jut the -an e ind nm dun 1 desei m It
knowlidKe was slow lueakitlK ill
I linn Kum e l llllei lollslli t- a know leilire
il it piiiemed In i fioni In iplni? Mm i
Willi biting -in ism- and In tin lnated
sllime thst follow d -hi niaib no ct
lut to rifule ntDtlilnK that hid lien
aid din knew ijulit will tint Mxn
lid tale fin her ilUnl In I III spile of
Itn fuel til it tlnj did not un for tin
sinii thinss sin. kmw tint Mm i hid
pilau wltli i belt and ahunliiii thit
would tit)er li.n. heiti piiHslhh hid
nul jusi nne thing bei n tiui 1 In ri wis
iusi is much iiisun tu suppose th ii
Mxn tiifdt life mil it, piohlrms too -in
oi's ts tluie wis lint II u i Rnwluiil
hid n el looked tin ilei pel and nine tin
nullum fuiiilami nials Mna fill -o
stioiiL, aluiill thlnj.s If lU'-e -In hid i
ilttlnite riasoti 1 ihind lit i fie in, a
iiasin fu uioie -tiimg th in her di
ipiiiinil of Uuilis Ighlinss of ihu
auet Mi ia was nut uatiii ill) in
In tin she did nil tell people ilnir
fmlti in Hit w i slu had lull I'.iuh of
litis thlt afti I noon W I l lofd sinit
III motiii tint uih the th'ng In i uui
I . II sin io id s,u itiMniuid with
)ei line iiuallt) ilu i ti w is in hei, mil
h was big enough tu gi)e liim up to
uitiliti wnmsii wiio lueil nul wminl
him Hut in ne liim suffei thn m.h the
i unless treatment of i worn in who
IS pi IMllg Wis ipjltt l llllfeiellt Mill
ti Ilu resenlmi nt low inl Itutli hid
ln burning foi a uii,j linn mil hid
it n hid i (Umax tins afternoon Mm i
inihhl teglet aftelwanl lining I jst helf-
i mrol hut In r burst of p i-i.it n h id
hteii iiiDit ibit ud Hull with a new
knowledge of existing t II t umstuutes
fill the whnli woild Inilieil ilimgiiiK
uound her Mm is siuldeuij itniltd
setltt w.is si inn pe ltd that it left
Itulli daed md fiiglitentd ft hi tul f
l.-l'llig u tuture tint -eeifn d in contain
nulling liui problems
llteiul liiiiinrrnii (taper fur the siiriirlt."
th il link lias fur Kutli ami her iiiuiuitt ui
riteliiiiB it )
SUGARLESS CANDIES
FOR A SWEET TOOTH
You Art' Ykeil to I -e Some of
ol TIh'iii Instead of Do,
seit at I uncli or Dinner
1
When v, fe, 1 that loll !illlt line
Mimethllii; swill th.. Inittil Stetes
food idmimstriilnn lei iiinmeiidM tint
vou use Miinp (,f thi follow Inc i indies
instead of i seei ih sert at lunih oi
dinnei
IVuiiin lirillle
mie iiipful .f wlilte sirup mie t ilile-
"lironful .f vim gar otie-fouith lea-
i nnful if salt on. leispuonful of
Miillla one lunful of fre-.,j romted
lie.iuuls halittl
i link the hvii n viiiem i and sa't in a
siutepan unt I .1 1 rtle ilinpiied In rold
water tornis a soft hall Put the pea
nuts and this sviup inio in iron skillet
ind stir until thn simp heromeH a1
golden brown I.einoto from the (Ire and
stir iu v mllla Have re.uh a shallow I
buttered wn poui eandj in and spread j
out in a thin sheet Allow to cool then
leinove from pan and crack Into pieies
t luiiiiliite DalnlleH
Mek bitter sweet i horolale In dguble
bollei lemove from tlie and beat until
tool In this dip nuts or'swe't fruits
and plate on oiled pipir
lun"rtl llutri.
I e tlie btst dates Ileiiioe the mones
I i'l with peanuta walnuie hickory nutB
or .m nuts .nallable Peanut 'butter
makes u (food flllltiK that is different I
Trees datis iu shape and roll In thopped ,
nuts, lomanut or a mlxtuie of cocoa
and powdered cinnamon j
Tuttl Frutll llulL
One cupful of puffed .ice or corn, one .
eunful of .-.illeu.. ralalim nn ..r.r..i '
of MoneU de. one cupful of n T one
half' cunfufof8 chopped" nUutmeuU. I
Ulilrnoonful chouned nn,eiic ,., ,. .rn I
one-hulf cupful chopped candled orange
peel, to teaspoonfuls anllla extraLt
i'ut the rite, fruitB, peel and nut
meats through a chopper, stir well, add
ing the extract Make into Birull balls
and allow to dry. Roll In'shredded co
coanut. To Prolect the Eirs
Wheni
line In avrimrainr cut afblt of
Uwb' -
Jet Is Latest Beading for Georgette
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
vf' 4 ' H m 'm.Am
ly'"- 111 mw V ;
Y ' ) S
Heail lieailul pi rri lie fill- an iinpnrl.ini role in llii- fall blouse. Jet
I- the in wet bulling II n sfi, on the wal-t In llie lift. At (lie right
one in i-linwn Inuul-tuuelx embroidered
rrui
-- w
i nt
ti
I. 1H0 siijnmi i oi tlie tltM il
a Iim1 if ion lili iimi ill) liiugs
-om 1 l .llliaitlxe sApitulP
s I llie -lib thlt his illlptlsMd
nn i exirtinili good is wuin Ii tin
) mug w nun n iusi n iw mil li llie w i)
II is i mh iii h Is mil) siiii ilili foi
tin slellllM llguit It Is the Ilk ii- of
nin oi htaiv itepe in idi In Ituis in
i ffei t I hl I Ioue is tut stia'ght and
1-j peiftilh ptllln oei the i lit st mil
I ficU with tin opening down Hit itutet
link ot the unih i it in se nn 111 net ii
fine is touriil ii d finislud willi fimgi in
Iriili deep I nun fmii to eight nu of
tie filngi ih tut iti thi lilnu-i il Hit
h'p Ine the lower tow i dciiig l he 111 in of
tlie waist whiih usiulh leiulns ibout J
fi ur milo-a lielow tlie hipline n mi ii
will lilt eujlill tile w ll-t twi t Tllll !
ties 111 i bow it the li u k
I should nn igme tint t wiinm w th i
httlt iui,imiiti i ould in ikt one foi liei-'
-eif Pin i oloi s fixmeil ti, iii blui
lihi I. mil grn tie fimgt oF imiisi
in in uni. tin n aerial fxnil) s i1
in ilu lilouse is of i i inti isimg i oloi
P tin skirt with whiih it is w in I oi
i list it 1 1 1 hnii s.en i w ist of gi i
I I I pt wuin with i skiit of ni blue,
PLEASE TELL
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ME WHAT
Dc-irleil In llu-liinil
1 1 ir i v nthlrt I
rlil thru in 1 hi
u it. i hurt Irinki I
nn Hi mother nf four
ii luiklMiil The latler
in I in i r r ired for til
iii lit i ii hum
hre he l 1 Iik I n li t il. annex lihi hi
hui It is non ill Mini I lime m i I o t
itn 1 ti lulu Mill ntn iwnili eiuht Mars
ulil I mil I Mill help in, in hettlm u until
jilt e ft r He fhllhen ulitl a loiUluiu fnt
n.self null UrtrP I Hum! itliri ti l.nii
no hi In-n nn I n II li wrj tlnlikful
il ur vnlhl.1 fni uur jtlilie
) I iiNI.I 1 I M
It ion go down to tlie ivonuns ei
Hi n of t lie I t ilu 1 1 I mpli ) meiit lime iu
l.i -nut II SlNteuith slleet loll t all get
i pisiilon If tlie iliilditn m nix
loiiiig xou toiiid put tin in In i di)
nuisii while vou lie at woik each
d ii oi If unv of them go to m litml
Ihei i m f,u to the inns i foi luiiiii
If vou would rathei find a home for
them until jou tin git on vom fi et,
ipph to Hit ( hilditnH Hint in 41l
south I ifitenth stieet Itepnit vour
hush nul to tlie Diimestii Relitions
( nun Twent) Hist and llm sinus He
an In found pel haps and nude to sup
poi t x on
What a Hov
1 lllllk-
IV.i ( vnthlH t lp to iliffrr wil J li
(;irl II I fi Itohin I he ts n mmh
mistilti if Slir re ill lellfem as "ho aH
IDh ui "f a klrl thinKins thit route at
ira Is tht bmn' D if" she not nupposo J p
Uihvs t U lt 1 ft when the rouge H
iMiMhut rfwtM" Vu 1 uh'i pnnllip box iarH
f r t nrl who tti s t 1 i pIvp htm b
makiut, up h r f n or nurse some
unis nin r tu i h ntln te 1 tn suth
MM i ut It ix it for a tlni" an 1 foi a
i tHmnn plortur tJi kuiiu the an uolnu
t hup in thlt hlrl d oinpitn In the end
1 1 - turn t the Hcn-UbU irl ri whu uses
n-lthfr rn wi tun mtl r ftnJ lr-np uiul
i tn in h hPiisthlf manner
Now fclrN ilu not thinL 1 urn Inkinx for
1 un truthfu 1 nt itlnk a I o h ii an un
ihin iul Je t l)t nit think fttr a moment
thnt MMi tan altrtu i the lot h mearlnc
Miur faie with I n Th know uu ire
trxtnc to tK p!h them a,n 1 the will form
a hi j (nir oplnluii of ou nl in tho
plain an! stntible uirl tl not think mw
Htf U f i f ii it N to v iu thn miuiir men
will turn when trv are tired of wasting
ir u thm with he other Ktrl NO M
( anl Deiulc for Herelf
Heir i inlhlj t nm a lrl of .Ishteeii
1 in i i er aire lounir man seveial weeks
hui IP m ems Iii Iii h sentltmin "ill liss
kel me to no out with him I like him
eri mui li hut he in ruts eei1 and when
In is hi m una ind t ilklns to me i iln not
, know whither lie Is liioklns al me or nlrtlni,
'ultli mother plrl nniln lie nl" weirs
!t mnll (hirlle i h n hn niualiiehe anil
' an I ilhnr these woull It bo Impolite to ask
Iim in hii It renn.eii lit i iu hliia
tf I i art I muoh for him thai I wool I ne
om. ii uilonied to his ilefeitlie eye.?
Ihmkinu nu for m etil anewer In the
h,rx.M. l'i.o I.M-.M ANXIUlslY
h mutst so man Kirls see lo e and
prolnlile mirnagp iti eer innn the
meet It is noxslble to bf fi lends
Adventures
I Ol M) Iflll
V prnrll hnrprnrr fur till" liomr.
rrttftliul Klnfs for small liuiuU.
Paint) iiillsr uml illff nrls.
inanv jears ago I hail a
XN pen
pencil I antpil to sharpen, and It
jour houe Is anjthlng like cuirx, ou
Hill unilerftanil when I cay that not u
penKiilf coulil I (1ml Iii mj htarch 1
dlscoer-d ciie of Ills razors, which I
tliouuht was a discartled one and I
1 made a most beautiful point and well
I I nicked the razor blade And lie dls
lioered il and It was his beit huf
I flceth It to saj that nothing tould In-
due me, l" T"'", i'T", "
'"'1' iubtrument again And so we
b'Kht a pentll-Bh irpener You Ptrents
.. ""I. -"hoot peon.e , .lamorlMK
" hae polntu put on their pencils will
find one of these little shaipeners lnal
uable Just a few turns of the handle
and there is a nice sharp point And It
dcsn't break jUBt as ou ele the final
crank It sharpens knlttlnn needleg,
too The price of these Is $1, and, as
with watches and telephones, once you
have one In jour home jou 11 wonder
how you eer did without It.
o days are coming along, and first
yo know um hands 0a;mBW
I,
is well as a blouse nf blark satin worn
with i skiit or white siitln
lit nled geoigittes Tre not niouopolbed
foi diesses foi the w ilef-dep uiuienls In
.i..m.-t. no iot-iir.ii-iiiiiii.-ii..ilt , , , ,,
th. .,. i ,.. i.i .. i.t ,.. 'be suspuidid wheiever neieasnv lln
in
o""l' j nn in i ui tiivruiii m nn ii h i v i
wnlelj of hlnuses In beaded geotgelte
whli h range
ill the win fium those tint
ippi ir to have onlv i bead or twi
foi
orn linenlatlon to the oms tint m
furl) ovtrloaded with beads One of
Hie most artistic nf lluse hi idrd giorg
ute waists l "how n in tlie lift of the
dtawing toda) This Is bf ided In J( t
md jet is is mil know (onsldeied veil
sin irl foi tilnnning this fall let mil
Iliads hold the -oft rolln and a low of
snnll jit bend, oulllms the turkei Tie
lit II shaped leet is one of the im
poitaut ffiliuis of the blouse
Tin smalt torpie shown with this
blnusi is of s.itln xv lib pipings of beads
Tin oiniment is a! o of he ids
At 'he right is i blouse of georgttte
will, h his fronts tint ale heivliv fn
lioldued mil a vtst and lolling toll it
nf satin llert ngiin the sleeve Is one of
tin mnt iinportmt fe itures
T le hit sliown Is of xtlvet Willi in
uiiderbihn fadng of a llglitei sh ide of
Ml) el llie brim Ins a dt tided roll at
tin left side
i( oi 5 rlelit 1IHS In I lorrn lit ")
with a man and to find gteat comfoit
n i sensible friendship of this kind If
the man has tint qualltlt s of mind and
it nuclei Is It not ieij haul on him
th it he must he depihed of ftlends and
if xou insist on It possible luxe beiaii"e
lie has hid i misfortune about his exe
slght or t'n wax in which his ots aie
pi iced In bis lit. id" l'irilon me If I sax
loin uiggthtlon tint he Is talking lot
vou with om exe and flirting with ni
mbi r girl with the other seems ritflei
unkind and a bit frivolous Looks di
not mittei mill h when then is real
woith in llie ih iracter
1 rom a Uipli Sthoul (-irl
1) jr Mllhiu I bae Inen Bieatlj
Inter
eHtetl in the liimiM-ilon h to the clrls uilni-
rouse Ii i-i tfll wrong- dud Bave all of
ui 1.00 1 u mpi xlonv tintl it Ih up to uh to
Jo thfl net It in tiue bois an attraitel
in a nit inure ti jjrli- who uc rouge Hut
the riil-' thu loh admire nl respect ire
the plain Mi-dbI- one Thej are thv slrla
ivb it -in u all their frlemlt- icn the
neer do wells that stand on salnnn lornerc
MfT at iti irl who is- pilntej
Riininbor that Knslish glrl- ha a repu
tat ion for lminjf good clear heal tin
Uins Vr ihe tn rican ur to I ear
th rpputatton of decora tint? their tUln hh
dtl the harbnrians long a so4' riiin thn kiri
who iihps rout;p tn dihyruiwe a poo rom
1 It xlon N ml makinK th matter worae
1 heir t i llffer with ' The tilrl ile I eft
Mehln I li do nut leao tlie mn-dble
ones t i le wHllflowert- I tonaider nn
f t null te and I am not In the 1-fU
a wallflower Therefore win lo up t Per
I lent ti Mpeuk to hN little i.lrl reRarding
the iiutter"" If aho repptta him ""he w 111
"p l tt to pi aa him
fiirlu for the nul e of our sex stop trj
uu to tiidli iouifelven repend ie Indiana
I ant a h ih nchool irtrl and ha numtrius
nil ftl-riln of the ottosite srx
U A V
Warn" I'erplexetl
Dear f'nthla I would like to "
few
worn tn answer to ' I'erpiexed
MtbouRli a girl who us-p rouxe ma not
proe to le an Insfnrene fr'-nd she la ton
hI leretl imiini ill tnv friends as rather or
dinar) and tulgar Therefore IVrpIexed
if vou wish to marr a tlrl who la coarse
an 1 posesaeH no tilsh?r Ideals than to
t amoutlftue r eraelf befou ht-r frlendii ku
to It If not beware K L. .
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One cupful of tmttei milk or thick clab
lieieii milk two tablPipoonfuU of iotn
Kturch mixed w 1th four lahleHpooufulK
of (old water, three-quarters cupful of
iim pie hj nip, two estr olUs beaten one
Ien on juice and grated rind, one table
Fpoonful of melted butter
Meat the milk lu a double toiler When
it Ih w mi ni idd the cornstarch mixed
witl cold water f'ooV the mixture until
it is thick and add the other Ingredient?
i"mi the mixture unit It m clear Turn
it Into a l)iked crust made with rice,
ioer It with meringue and bako It In a
slow oven for twentj-fHe minutes
With a Purse
And then the nett thing you knew thej 'II
be rough and chapped But little hands
are with gloes aB small feet are with
'hoes Thej plaj' hobs with 'em It Is
much more practical and economical to
Bet Inexpensive gloves You can hecure
heavv washable fabric gloves for slxtj
fhe cents And thej' come In gray,
brown, white and jellow,
A particularly daintj- and fine collar
and tuff t.et 1 paw today Is of thin
soft material and collar and cuffs are
hemstitched, I think, by hand Cer
talnlj they appear to be, and this touch
of handwork is most effective The
price Is seventj-flve centn
UNWRITTEN POEMS
Vairu spirit of the hrerze
roller nothing ft fJion these,
rancles horn ue Know not nhere
In the heart or in the air;
Wandeiina echoes blou-n unsought
From ar vrusta peaks of thought;
Audpit failing at the dawf.
Ghosts of feeling dead and gone;
Alas! Ate all thlucs (air things
Jhat live
Btill iQielu and still fugitivet ,
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PUT UP GRAPE JUICE
FOR WINTER DESSERTS
It Easy to Make and Requires
No Sugar Process Is
Given Here
In the face 6f the sugar shortage the
small grape nrborltakes on a new light.
The patriotic grower will lock Into the
possibilities of home-pride grapo juice,
which Is made without sugir, and which
Is so wholesome used as a bexerage or
In desserts of om kind and another
Onlj clean sound well-ripened but
not ox et ripe grapes should be ued
These max lie i rushed and pressed
tiithat I,. l.nM.1 ... I.. .. noil....... nl.ln
. ......', ... ti ttoti ui oi mo iiiuiiiui v in i trt
' Itlllt If .. tlnl.l .rt...n.l ...I. A ln .l.l..1
...... a iifioi-i. no t-o jiiiti- n otrsni-u,
the unshed ginpes ire put In a clean,
w ell-washed cloth sink mil either hung
Up and twlsttd ot grasped by two perf
sons otie at elthei end and twisted
until the greatei put of the juice is
erpresed Thin In a double bollei in
Its equivalent, sin h is u large stone
Jai plaied In a pin of hot watei, so
that (he Julie does not mine In dliect
lontaet with the tin the juh o Is gradu
allv heated to a temperature of 180 de
grees to 20fi ilegrns rnhrenhelt The
temperature slu tild never be allowed to
go above -'On degms Kirenhelt
Heat tn a steaming Paint
It is b"st to u-e a thel mometei If
none Is , "unliable, howevei, the Julie
tnaj be hented until It steams but It
should not hi illowed to boil It should
be poured Itnnieillatelx into a gins ..
enameled vessel mil allowed lo settle
for twenl) four Inuts, then the Julie
should he d i. lined fioni tlie sediment
and run Ihtougli several thicknesses of
clean flannel oi through a i utile filter
made from woolen iloth or felt and
fixed to a hoop of iron, fo that It can
t.i lit nt. I i 1 n i 1
Jl" , , " ,J. " . " '" ..'.,.
juice Is Ihen poured Into than bottles
:'"" r ""'"' " '," e i i '"C '""'
to t vpmd win n belted
A good liomi siihstltute foi i com
meri I il pisteuiler l an orditurv wash
holler with a thin bond lltled oxer
the bottom on which the Idled bottles
are set Ordinal) glnss fruit J lis sirxe
the -anie pin pose tquallx xvill 'llie tub
should he fillnl with witer to within
an Inih oi so of the tops of the bottles
and heatfd until the water begins tu
slinmet 'I lie bottles should then be
t iken out and ealed or inrked Imnedl-
alelj (lull new mrks that luxe Just
been soaked for about thlttj minutes in
wirni water at a tempi ratine nf about
Hu degrees ralnenhflt should be used
It is well to take the furthei precau
tion of sealing the iorks with parallin
or sealing wax to promt the euti nice
of mold germs
Tn Make Iteil lulir
Wlien red juice Is drslied the ituslied
grapes should first be heited to a tem
perature of not more than 200 degrees
r, then strained llnough a clean iloth
or dtlp hagr no pressuie being used and
set awai to cool and settle 'Die le
malnlng procedute Is the snne for the
red as fin the llght-colorf d Juice
Anx poison familial, with tlie process
of canning fiult inn put up Mape juice
for the principles Inxolved are the same
fare should be taken not to steilllze the
Juke at a tcmpeiaturc higher than 115
degitcs 1', or the finished ptoduct will
have a scotched taste The bottles or
Jais should not be so large that when
thtv are opined the juice will spoil hi -fine
It can be used
The Woman's
Exchange
TODAY'S hQtTIHIES
I Uhrrr and what Ih th nltor Ilrrd Hos
pital? Z. WUit U MUs I e nah Hlehbee?
Name tin- expense- of the brldef-room at
IiIm wrddlnif.
I. (iltn the Incredimts for a Micarlehs rrtilt
puurli,
i. How can a piece of burlap be UKeil tn
make a irv prett little bedroom rue;
(I DfMrlbe an eu ny to remoxe old wall
paper. "iESTERDAVS ANSWERS
Women etiiidojmrnt nianuger nre thnfcf
bo are Kertlnc with the maiiiifartnr
rrh who lute I itel taken on I a rue
number nf women and who ha-e .rnt
out n rail for women to handle these
new forces, Thl h a new Held nf
w ork for w omen 1 1 require- four
tears of IndtiNtrlal experieiue or evprrt
tiue nH an eetutle lor the latter
training dasse-t in the new work are
held.
lo enroll In thin work or In the clasFs
or to obtain more detailed tnfortnutlo
nddrrife MInk Mar dl,nnt ( outxil of
National Oefrn-ie, rUhteenth ami I
MreetN. Manblnicton I), C.
ben ihume Ihl torn are left In eacli
other'H rompan nt the honi- of
mutu il friend It In not netehwarj to
wait fur lidrodiirtlonN,
In bobbins: a liilld'N hair wind a eord two
or three limes around the head sllchtli
i-tiiu" where the tinlr h to be 4 tit and
the box" will be eten.
little flat wooden stand Ih a iiotelt
that hat lately uppeared In the -bopn
lo keep the bill of wool from rollfnc
a WRY,
n o-(lhmr wrlmrer ran be ned an n
fruit preid for extruitlnic the Juice for
jejli maklur
Wants to He Nure
I To t e tiixtor of " oman s Page
Dear Madam How old 'lot h a clrl hne to
bn to join the Tied rros and ro to Tratue
'as a nurse? Where do sou en to Join and
how Ions do you have to train that Is If
thes train the nursei in the United HtateH"
What Is (rood tn take sunburn off the arms
nnd neck" My father Is er unkind to me
and him been ever since mother died hn
died when I was nine eara old and I have
done the housework and worked in the field
eer since rather neer allows me to ro
out and neer Rle me anv money No
1 matter what I do It neer suits He told
mo laat night I onl had aunthei month
in hU house and then 1 would hne to
leae ho I want to join the Red Cross and
ko to France If I can and do mv bit a
well as the rest t nursed tin mother until
he died and m aunt until she died That
was whin I was sounser bo i guess I won't
1 have much trouble to learn to nurna tbe
I soldiers (Miss) V H.
N'urfes must be between the ages of
twentj-three and fortj to go abroad In
the tervlce of the Red Cross, but onlj
the graduate nurses and a verj few
nurses' aides, most of whom hive to paj
their own expenses, can go to Trance It
takes three jears to become a graduate"
nurse fllrls are being trained now In
the student nurse reserve here In the
I'nlted States, with the sieclal Idea of
fllllnK the need for nurues In the base
hospitals here In America and In the
ilvlllan hospitals You Join the student
nurses' reserve bv applying to the wom
an's committee of the Council of Na
tional Defense, 135 South Sixteenth
street, or to the headquarters of this
committee Iu anj Stat To Join the
student nurses a girl must be nineteen
I am sure yout father did not reallv
mean that vou would have to go, but if
jou will talk things ovei wltli him he
will let jou take up nursing I am sorrj
jou are having a hard time Perhaps
we, can talk things over if jou send jour
address.
I'se lemon juice tn take off the sun
burn, appljlng It faithfully
Wliippeil Cream Mayonnaie
Whipped cream majonnalse s In
tended to be used on all sweet salada
such as fruit.
Skin Tortured!
Babies Sleep
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THE DAILY NOVELETTE
GREAT-AUNT ANN .
fl LEON Lin: K. UARNLS
"0",
! I say, that's too bad I
You've
had n nasty fall I"
tin came tinnn tier Rllddenlx a
little
crumpled heap at the toot of. the long
alope of fragrant-'melllng
pines and
nasionea to ner sine
"I didn't fall .T slipped '"
.She raised a flushrd, rebellious
face
tn his, nnd he saw that he had
been
mistaken In. thinking her a child
"Just so" he nnswered sobetlj "I
trust no bones are broken '
"t'leaso go aw aj I want to be alone
nnd I really am not butt' .She
spoke Impatlenllj, ns he lingered still
beside her. ' 'It wasn't that that made
me cr "
He i aught a stifled sob
'Hut something s hurting jou lin
used to hearing peoples woes," he now
persisted gentlj I'erlnps 1 enn help
some "
.She shook her head despahlnglji
Then with n sudden (lash
' I guess jou wouldn't like to hnxe a
man thrown at xout head and Just hi.
cause vour great-aunt Ann '
'XIj gieat-aunt Ann! I'm afraid I
don t ipiite follow xon"
She frowned Impitlentlj
' XIj great-aunt Ann J said "'
He fori bore to contradict her
"And his grandfathet quarreled oier
such a silly thing
'Quirrelid with xon?' he ques
tioned as she p niseil for a brief mo
ment 'With gieat-aunt Ann of course'
Aleut jou rather stupid"
He flushed beneath a healthy brown
'Arent jou a little rude'' he ques
tioned In return
'I I clHti t mean to be" she an
sweted penlti ntlx Oh dear, tnj aim
does hurt me so
Yout arm Just let me see ' Tlie
tone nf quiet aulhoiltj caused het to
raise her head
'Oh 1 am i ilottoi fast enough
though no doubt i stupid one" he con
tinued with a smilt Now let me see
It. please'
But to lilt sinpii'p she shiank still
farther fioni him
doitoi ' so is he'1 Hei anger
flared igatn
1 II never nnrrx him' Do you think
tint Id luxe itniii if 1 hid known that
he was coming too' Thej ariant,d It
ill themselves onn mother knew Thit
Is win it butts mi -o Daddv xxouldn t
let theni If he had onlv lived but
daddv s gone ind we do need the monej
ind Aunt Ann sivs shell not lenxc
me one tent If I don t nun v him '
And he he watiti to marij jou?"
He asked the question slowlx
Her lip culled scomfullx
How cm he w int to main a girl
lies ncxel seen unless its foi the
monex ' Aunt Ann is teillj rich and
1 was named for iter
There was sileme foi a moment snve
for tlie nun inuring of the pine A dull
red slowl) uept oxer the xoung nuns
face It was an ingrv red nut xxlien
In spoke his voice was xc. quiet
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Have you really any reason for dls
IIKIntr him so7 '
"Why Isn't ho In Trance?"
The doctor turned and looked Into
the scornful face. Then suddenly he
smiled.
"Wlij- aa to that I leave for camp
tomorrow night, and hope soon to be
somewhpre ' Now, what a the next of
fense?" But the girl had risen to her feet.
Dismay and consternation, and not an
ger, filled her heart. .
"You knew !" she stormed
Doctor Noble looked steadily Into the
angry, pretty face.
"Yotiare unfa!" re "aid Then add
ed quietly: "I shall go back tonight
and. In Justloe to mjsclf, I did not know
of course No doubt Aunt Ann had
planned a surprise for me as well."
Then, with a sudden smile, he extend
ed a brown hand
' Oh, let's bo friends at least. Miss
Meredith," he said "Your great-aunt
Ann and grandfather spoiled their whole
lives bv such a foolish quarrel Don t
let us do the same"
She glanced up at him shjlj but
Doctor Noble, wns staring out across the
shining lake
' Cireat iunt Ann Is growing old," he
announced a little sadlv. "Don't you
think, when I come back, we ought to
tiv lo make her last jears happy
ones"'
It was Anns turn to stare across the
shining waters
' 1'oor, dear Aunt Ann," she said.
Tomoiiou,' Complete Xovclette
ntiDAY, run jitii."
SEEK $150,000 FOR BLIND
Soldiers Depmetl of Eyesight lo
Be Helped hy Working Home
Tlie Pennsjlvanla Worklnc Home fot
Blind Men will conduct a campaign to
nlse "1511,000 hi preparation foi the
wmk of cailng for soldiers deprived of
theli evcslght In battle Alba B John
son was elected chairman of the general
committee jesterdav
A i Itlzens' committee Includes the
following Krancls I Torrance, John
Wanamaker, Bishop Hhlnelandcr. Judge
Martin John Storv Jenks, Prederlc II
Mraw bridge Kills (Jlmbel and Hem j La
harre Jajne
To Tct an Oven
Test in oven without a theimometor
b putting in a piece of thick white
piper mil shut the door If In three
inliuiteR the papei ia veiv dirk the oven
Is very lint, If hardlv brown, cool; If
golden brown the belt is moderate
Regulate the heat of the oven bv plac
ing the food that needs the gentler heat
ovei the Blielf, and vice versa Cover the
disli with greased paper oi a plate or
stand it In a pan ot walci is jou flu.!
I ei essiirj
Horie Radi'h in I'rcnih Ore.ing
Cuiiv powder or horseradish mav he
used tn vaty the flavor of a Trench
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PROFITEERING CURE
Such Is Belief of Councilt'l
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Rent profiteering In Philadelphia will
end with the passage of proposed lefls
lunon giving inc'ciovernmenL inajjanv
to seize houses. In the opinion &fnSm
bers of Councils' special committee on
rent profiteering
Chairman Colburn. of Councils' com
mittee, for months has advocated the
appointment of a rent administrator or
tho establishment of some such govern
mental plan The new bill proposed byl
the Bureau of Industrial liouslnp and
Transportation Includes measures tetl
curb profiteering considered of greate
alun than the measure Introduced 16T!
ago by Congresmah George DarrOw. 6f
this cltj. H.1
When Councl's convene this ifal!
mass of Information and data on rent
profiteering will he Included In the com
mittee report. All of the facts obtained
by the committee will be turned over to
the Government In tho event of the slid
cess of remedial bills Action can t
based upon this dtta without the neces
sity of -a new Inquiry.
Garrett T. Hcelj-, formerly general
manager of tho Chicago elevated rail
roads, has been named assistant direc
tor of passenger transportation and I
housing of the Krhergcncy Kleet Corpora-!
Hon, and will have rhntge pf rent con-l
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