..' m 1 ... vii tft y T V' 'I' V c Lig . i s f K, i'ji.J r- EVENING PUBLIC L&ttGER PHILADELPHIA, WftDftEStiAY, JANUARY tt, . 1922 ir ; ,reS!T I CfPE ANQ A SKIRT She Doesn't Think He Can Write Weman s Life and Leve By WINIFR1SD IIARrEK COOLEY Phase Tell Me Because He Has Ohl&His Imagination V What te De fct jAf A tv. r PHIS wm V ti F ft IK itb r I'hsi 3a II' ll'llf' ,CT y Why Married flJJ-2 WOl LD net get up and let the tP -. cat in" , "h put a mouse in my eca and caused me mental anguish"': If lieatcu a poker red-het and flour ished it at mc." "She made mc nervous, declaring there were spooks" - thee are some of the reasons seriously put forth In the divorce courts for separa tion uf couples who bad sought each etlur as life part- Hill' Dees any anc I : v .-JXR-'-""! person believe that . .,, , , JiAlu'Uu ffitiy these trivial and rpilK public mnj laugh, ami inipci contemptible reneni gicn wer the i comic tongs about celcbrattd divorce real causes? Evirj one knows that proceedings of vcalth couples, and the Bate Is ns mysterieuti as loc. Wc are; world maj i.pre-s contempt for trivial drawn toward some human beings und ,ciik-r" given. Mich us mice and jeering detcsf: ethers, nctuittcd by laws as at the husbundV bald head, but any strong as the gravity that holds thc,wie and Mine ihlnW realize that ari ' ,ts I,mcP' or causes the sun these arc but caineullagc .md t hiti v v te blister, or ice te frcrrc one. Chem- ' nfer of excuse te bide the facts In the leal affinities are understood and clcc- cn-e. Te be sure, the husband did the iricni ones, ine magnet draws, any ( piece Of stiel add if clings mndl.v. m tunt force is required te pull rbi-m I part. ' Ne one iiiderratcs the ternfie fmcc. yet when certain human beings feci a1 very real and definite predilection for ach ether, there are grave uncertain- ties and doubts, and persons "blame" them for the feeling, which is a pei - fectly naturnl renTiifi-.tn-Inn ., n,- xercc. M .-... l,LJVl. . III- . opposite c.,t-80ry are tlie 'l , v nom we nnturiil.v shrink TN Till. -"persons irem. aii'l . I .i.;. ,'".: ' ''." 1 KiiiTin iike. me n tiAui. nu 1UUL1111 1: nr. it im i.i n.-. urn , - " .. " 7 . . , "' " " '" iiiiuwii us nun 11 is 0111 iliirv te con. qucr tils feeling and te like them; we simply cannot endure their pres ence. Hatred we mav control bv com pelling enr-elvcA te be humane and de cently co irteeiiH and te till our mind with ether persons and intercuts, 50 that we de net become morbid nnd cher ish our hate, fanning its tlamcs. But neining can make us like or love one is mvsfprlniK tlm n mih. .-i..-. h- 1.11 i . v.v.M.K. ...... SVe tflt 'UttlCient attraction te Weil fc, I, , . . --.., .. ... .... should luter react and feel exactly th Paul and By HELENA Her Phantom Rival OF COURSi:. it was Virginians fault for a book and pretended te be .ntenseiy In the first place. I interesttsl at once one nau bidden Paul retnsin down town for dinner because she was te pend the whole 1 afternoon and stay for dinner with "Madge Snrver ever , en the ether side of t own Rut Paul needn't , bnve overdeno it. j "Mcrcv, dear." Tied Virginia, as 1 Paul 1a. t.tv.-j.!f quietly into the house with his latch 1 key. "It'M in nVinoie .. ? u "nl f1lb0.Ur, a.ml ll0l'-" , ,7. u" 7' "'a,,J '"w'",i L. Thfng room m lnt th ' ' t ,""- "lmlv . 1 ' ,,!,i , . This was tee much l Ji. i"00' yX', bp nt hem whpn ."Paul, if I thought tee .,-ei,i i. StheV.; 'fE la',..hit.. P'a: I ''b"ately flirt wi?hUSa girl" ,ven ' ?f t. "''' "'. ".'" "'"- irKinia nau ikj nave n nice name liltn rviu.iu.. r SmY." anU '.nely n,t,,eut h""- :--" veu-hsafed no answer. K, u.. l-t ;, 9U (ll,1.n.t sit 0fr ynr dinner all ...e uiui-. uki jeu, ueney ' she iLskcsl. i 1 ressing the point. r.-A ,"0h no" he aU "irily. He took ' iis accustomed scat by the tJnr fir.. Jlttce and lightel bis pipe. "Well, then " He turned his quizzical c.tc,i upon ncr. "Te tell the truth, dear. I went te tee a yerj beautiful and harming vrung fay," he said mildly, but vitli e.- -.verted. . Tnst.neMr!- ,nr.tn.-. i--i. , i. 'l.''tiffen. nerseii "Wha-n-at?" "Mighty clever girl, tee." "Paul, don't tease." begged Virginia "who was it?" He puffed contentedly ut bis pipe for A moment before replying "Her name's Priscilla ' Virginia sniffed. "Paul. I believe toii're f.hH!,,- ' .1.-. aid. half deubtfullC. ' "Oh, very well " The brute reached "The Marriage Gambler By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOK Conrteht. tilt, b-j Pvb'tc Icdc, Cor.pe-. Carel Tlathleurne refuses Xtcl Tracy txciee hecaum- iAc rfee net hie ' aim. Nick m dnperatily in low with htr, and takes her refusal toy Aerd. Then ene myht he s intro iueed te Damy Castteten, of "The Jelly Reveles," and finds her teru different from what he had imagmed chorus girl tceuld le. CHATTER VIII Playing the Game OF COL USE there wcre times when Daley's erud'Wis grated en Nick's nerves, when he criH aloud in the agony of hi, heart 'or Carel. He had net Ceased te love her. lie wnnted ln,r none the less, but he wan forcing him- , (Bvii te uuiuc uy ner civciien : lie vvas i steeling hl prlde ugainst humbling1 himself before her, for he had decided , that It was all useless. HemeUraes he would dream of Carel's CArlng for sume one else. In his tmn? inatlen he would see her blue ejeswarra with emotion; In fancy he would imagine her In the arms of some ether uuur, and It would drive hlra nearly raad; If lthnd net been for Daisy's friendsllln. Xlck lniplir tinrn Hnnn enma. thing despernte when these moods came -i""" mm, unu gruuuauy unity came te mean seme ene he could rely en aeme one whose sympathy and friend ablp be needed mere and mero. In all her life Daisy had never tried rs hard te please any man as she tried te please Nick, and she had planned aoenor or later te ronke him ask her te marry him. He waa net ns rich aK ether men he bad known, but he 'had enough, bvv; ne nau etner qualities that she hltked. As Dalsv mit it. "h mm nn- ' get en with," nnd although she was 1 mere in love with him than Carel Itbbeurne had been, she had no tHnleu about marrvlnir n .man fn tV reasons. Ofift nlcht when Nick win tnktne .r. ame from the theatre she snuggled her mall hand into his in the darkness of we taxjeau nnu leaned against him con jwingiy. xjii. fc.,i -.1 .1- .,.. .!. . . . ,kb, iuukvu uuwii uc me uienue need M '? "ls Bheulder with varying emotions hW 'f- Certain affection, a little pity nnd L? seiue tcnucrurss. ,Oi i1iM.iiM.tUii i .i i. .... i .- Tr v--..v in". "v ismujui, ii , lllt't tlOji-aSlCSt thing n the word te 'Mir t uriMi ii i --x-.i" "rftf&iriJi'S wwrjw I T" WU People Fight . opposite sensutien. Sad and horrible Indeed Is this sequel te the delights and charms of Intimacy. Perhaps ttic reac tion is due te laws ns et undiscovered, but In uny case It li useless te try te held together tlioe who hnve dcgcii crated, Inte a nagging, fquabbling, iunr rellng pair. Te deliberately plan small tortures shows u mind se depracd that the public may safely gucRs that there were- ether and mere vital reasons for the separation than the trhlal acts it seemed bet te give te the world. Our inhuman and vulgar necessities uf pro claiming In enen court and in thenews- pattern the me-t secret horror et mart tul failures. It Ii intimate ditiiK are i a blot en I'ivilizutii'ii ami .pi- ui't eeu'i- I tcnunced in sonic ceuutrli s. ' contemptible 'and iinM thing of bent- i ing a poker and brandishing it .ibeut. te lerriirlAe the wife, but what c.itiM'd him lr de thi' It was a v.cieus dspei- "en a secret spite or grmlgt. .1 desire le torture und inflict puln. That was, sufficient cause for a wife's fearing nl"' detesting her mate. He that, even if it did amue the pub- ' He and cause the moralists i declare J thnt folks newnrl.ivs mslicd into sen- , nrai ten proceedings without anj real - .. -- " '. justification, there ..s u it nl rcu-en ' i"Iei- tne surface vvh.ch w.. mv funn. 'at all. It was human iiritip.iuij and ' detention Such mtiples v . ibl 1 eltei 1 . . . ... ii . . j 1. .. 1 1 ' rciimiii ui'i tegeu-C". .i.ii'. n lung .. .i. .i ... ., . UC I..VCU Ulll'I UirOUTs HORHIBM: indeed wnen leu 1 cully has estcd once that fnil and foolish men and women will jeopardize their life and happluess b.v permitting miner discords te jar their trannullllt.v. Te be a geed husband or wife, one needs n geed person, u rational, fair, kindly nu1. henestlj endeavoring te deal kindly with his fellow -men. The . i. - .1.-.. ..j ,... at. . -uii- rniTOu inui iiiarri'ii pairs ngnr iBi ih-it linmnn nnlnm lu nll ..n.l ., . .,,,,, iiuill.lll 11I1LU1I.' 1 llilll, jet far from being civilized. ----- . ... , -r 1 I Vi irmnia j HOYT GRANT Virginia hesitated. 1 ' Paul : Prlfcilla wee?" "Ob. you don't knew her: or that is I den t b'liei-,. ., j,, de " Virginia wreg' (I with ral interest new. "Paul, if ve) den t step teas.ng me I shall pineb veu 41 ... I"new ,you kn" a girl named PH.itie if.. 1 a 1 d n t lenK Lavc J"" n"vn bir anvwux -. i nPr saw her until ..M'ureus went un m u trrriMr r.,.. ing wav "" 1 Paul'' ' Weli? ' .Treer fc7r1iiv;?"ojeua,lti,oi,'!an-; lie turnci a .stern face toward her ' Premise? "I jiremlsr " "Holiest Injun?" Cress my heart and hope t' die." "Paul Priscilla who? ' "Xume'M Priscillu EKan. Went down te the movie near the eftVe and saw her in n wonderful thriller leg mni- -. .iuiikh e-upes anu a here villains and " and Itut further spetch wuw muffled, fsne hud smothered him .,-,.1, rc. ,.Vne pillows. Tomorrow Once in n While Ins hard en Mie does And wca , tl.r- timr ii I..). ,1... .u. . i- .. about She'll , -v ,""': ; enuW i-nus: fine i ri en. .f n ,.u . ..i, 1 1 i . . . . . ' r..i7 I J .' ' " ua,c -0 l0" for work again, nnd er she i,01er grumbles , or 'emplains." It was u dangeieus frame of mind for a man te be in. und Nick felt somehow indebted te Dilj. Uut when I the taxi skidded ureund the corner and i ill m wi h, wildp' 'pnnt blue eyes, e i mld "lth j,IU fhe PP" amount! et embarransmcnt : l waa se tired I hope think wrong thoughts about me or that 1 m used te doing such things." veu wen t uen t te asburd, child," Nick -r,ied quicklv And he left her later """ " "u nine glow in his heart ',"'lat - dear little thing she was, I aml what u child:" He wondered what I 8he would de If he gave her a gift of .l'," -' ""iJUU nBVr sent her any- thing net even flewera or candy, ami in !!!!,,1?,atu?n Le r0?l e her childish face light np atid htr voice pitched high exclaiming ever something he might send te her. Ii't.w')a-iaiher a Pleasant picture nnd he decided te send her a big box of . fsserted candy the Verv next dar. Rut iu the meantime nniur u-na i...Li i..' i'ore her dressing table, n contented liti tie smUe en her full, childish mouth. "He's weakening all light," her thoughts ran gayly "but I mustn't be In tee much of a hurry. Wouldn't It be a Jeke If I nheuld end by falHnr in love with him? T hrv r .-.. .;.! a feel us te de anything like that for then if anything happened te upset my iiuuiB me jeuc would certainly be en TomcTrew--l'hrrrpent,s Tongue Meth-Proof Chests made, of the heartwood of "--- ".u,j ui nm ucuriwoeu et red cedar In geed condition en.l h:..L... flffht nn, nffHt-a .. .....,. .""'' from clothes moths, ir Imu hn ... V I by the United HtnteH Ilennrtmu i'i I AfrleiiUure. nrerliln,! nnnr.. . -., a-.w.,..v.. i-iwi iirccau- liens are nrsc taken te beat, bnnii ,,.i . tt rtiieU Kf. li.'' ri; ,' "" ' in the chest. EVTCrimentH h ' J5 JJ1" t Z " ,i, S!!.!?1" It.?...ar i -"..,.. --------- - - iurei IU"" . V wene year old indicate i iiiul ciiesiH Viiiii-u urc curvu ler nrenerlv will retain Indefinite? th.l. J..I7.'. ""'. ""i.ir"- r:v":ii.:" "'u -a - iiniwui i-uu( iia raYar.es, tfv .f.mph ' Of ceurst, this par ticular cape with Us beaded fringe does net provide the warmth that a cape is generally be ac commodating with, but it docs come forth with a brand new idea and forms the sleeves of the dress of chiffon. The quaint air that It lends is carried out Btill further bj a skirt that is brought up far enough te give a shert-waiKtcd effect. As for the t?cn,uln trimming which brightens the freeh. call that an.v thing ou U lie. but it's i?erfu!n! attractive Central .-s I'hotei- Read Your Character D'j Diphj rSiWps 1 Swinging Arms Ever notice . tbe way people carry, their arms when they walk? Of JeurfC you have. I nut did teu ever realize that the . are ruvenhni? tlieir rhiirni-terq thnrehr. , or at least, parts of their charactcrs'J The chance is that you never did, except 1 perhaps that you have been vaguely nnd subconsciously influenced in jour judg ment 01 a person by it When the arms swing freely and the 1 wulk is an energetic one, veu have a character of the fearless, vigorous und elert tjpe. Such people are alert iu 1 the sense that their mental processes are keyed up, net in the sense that they are alwa.vd craftily ou the alert. They're alert, but thcj're net undulj suspicious. Ge'ncrall jeu'll find them w elf poised j und sure of themselmi both mentally and physieully. And for the most part they come under the classiheutten known nr. .1... ...M-I. It , nn -rll... .u r(I. nwj. :.yir.";r "'':'.. .r.-i-:. V-ibera are the doers and ac-emplishera rather than the planners and the "highbrows Ihev nre also the people who are in- (clliieil te be a bit reckless, nulck If net alwajs careful in their decisions, nnd seldom oppressed by fear of any de scription. Telt)TTOw TI10 Iumpluuidle shake I land- The Question Cerner Today' Inqnu-lcsi Vha' remarkable record in se;;. mg real estate has been made by 3Ir.s Margaret E. Leng, of Cki Cki 'age? Wit'i what tJmple action can it pleture be arranged se that it will n'waya bong straight? Describe a new device for peel ing and ycraplng potntecs which keep the hands tutirely free from stain? Hew is a geed-looking stand for a l'dide candle made? In vhnt easy wav U the or newest of wais-ta fiir an evening dress made? What unexpected turn is taken b a lint that in made en inter esting Spanish llnrs? . Yesterday's Answers 1. Hiding 1000 miles en a E-.ot'i--i-jele without Hteppins ! tl.c marveleuu feat which Mrs. Jar son is the first rngllsli vreriaii ic have accomplished. ' By treating u sample -t it wit!, concentrated hydrochloric a"id no 'ill-silk material can be test f prove that there Is no enttry mixed with it ; if it is frce from thiH it v-ill disrobe very quick'v. ". Ter tired feet, rubbing with camphor is a soethirg remedy. 1. In un interesting way candlesure pointed with the same small flew, crs that adorn their wooden bold beld ers, and the latter also nttrnet attfotien b btrvinj se,urebasf while the partu thet he'd the can dles are put en right ubevtthep e. A well-cut vest und u tailor hut, both of henna wed, innl:e unnrr finishing touches for the eperta suit. 6. 'He girl with bobbed bai' cna iirraTige It in a fharmlnc manner bv wearing a nurrew folded band of ciepe (e chine te tnateh hr dress W1IATS WHAT IJ) HULLS DKCI1 The present 6th of January wm De cember SS In the old calendar When th calendar waa Ranged two centuries asr0, Jan'iaxy 6. Twelfth Night, waa called Old Christmas or L.ttle Christ mna, the end of the holiday btoflen. Frem tlme Immemorial, Twelfth Night haa be'ii the "bean feast." At a dinner or niim)r nartv irt.pn nr. Vii nui., a cake In which a lurgu bean has been I 1 Vinlrea Im thr, rllatlnetl,,.. .. -a .1.. ;,., t-,, .nmK t ,l , ,, . I f'ast I-tch member of the family and I eacii (meat In turn euta n ukiIhk .. n,r, eacft guest In turn cuts a section of the cake and whoever draws the portion containing the bean must play host or ' iioeti I hostess for the remainder of th evc- i ,. . "'" "u - "' me iieveia- or Ae "Master of the Hovels" or "KlnE of the Bcan" thc -'mperary host must order games or ether f f . ,, , ., ., . ..... '. -"- muut co nis diu- uuitf. ii no jeciu unequal te tlie task i, m. rtrn. ..- v .. ' " "- "' " - "-" v " ' reseurcetuIrBiiest, I I ' ""y1' - ' - .'' ' " "iiiTti i Vr" ' 1 1 1 . '''-, Mrs. Wilsen Gets Winter Desserts Frem Aunt Hetty Up in New England Making Cake With Graham Crackers Is a I'cw Idea Learned Frem the Cosmopolitan Kitchen Butter Cream Icing Is Werth Remembering liy MR.S. 31. A. WILSON CerinjM, if;-, hj ifr. 31 A. WUaer. 1: fristy days sharpen the V- uppetlte, nnd give the folks a real zest for their feed Auut Hetty Will- cette, n New llngland housewife, sa.vs keen wcather'just nnturally makes tin folks eat you out of house and home. Aunt Hetty is a splendid cook and takes a real personal intcrcs-t in this fact; she makes many of the old-time. delectable coedlcs tlmt the Tvw llntrlnml housewife is justly famous for. v hile visdtlng her many of the neigh- run In for samnles. or te borrow u specia recipe, and here in a real home community her recipes are of value. Snmplc them. Yeu will enjoy them., loe. .Valleped Apples M, elt one-quarter cup or twj eun c- et butter or geed Mibstltute in u mid ding pan nnd then turn In two cups of bread crumb" and rub tbe butter veil Inte the crumb. New turn the crumbs from the dish. j New place :i Jier of the brean crumbs in the bottom of tlie illisb. sprcml ever one pint i;w cups) of t.,lnl. slii m apples; scusuM 'he apples with a link 'grated lemon pi el. ti Utile grated nut meg, bpicud live tablespoons of blown 'sugar ever tin tipples, mm place a nt 'end lavcr 0f the bread crumbs mid tin n .repent, using the sume uiueunt yf up ' pics. Season as directed, and then pem four tablespoons of nianle slrun or honey ever the apples: sprinkle light l.v 'with bread crumbs nnd bake in u rlew even for tblrtj mluutcs thin upplc aauce. Serve w ,t Yankee Indian Pudding Place in a aaucepan Thrre cups of boiling fritter. Three-quarters cut) of molasses, One-half cup of comment. One-half teaspoon of salt. Stir te mis free from lumps and cook lowly for fifteen uilnutcu. Tlnn add: One-half tfjspuen ef.yutgnr. One-quarter teaspoon of nutncj. Tin re -quarters teaspoon of- cm ' imeti. One cup of rrrdlrss mulm Orated rind of our -half tcmei , Vhrf rum nf t-ittl- ,s..ii-ii. . l.ent te blend nnd then turn in a pud- rung uisn nnu nau tnrcc taDiespoens el i ' butter and etlr until the butter Is melted : bake in a blew even for one hour; stir twlew during the first thirty minutes, of the baking time. Ser, e vuth bin custard sauce. ."Maple Itrnn Cookies Plare in a inning bowl rhrce-quarttrs cup of maple wi up, One rpp, SU tablespoons of shortening. ream ,uii imu uuq One and three-quarters cups of (lour, One teaspoon of baking petcder, One-half tcatpoen of salt. One-half tcanpoen of nutmeg, Three-quarters cp of chopped reMtns. One cup of bran. 'it'e faofcjpeotn of milt . Mix and drop from the spoon en a well-greased baking sheet and bake for ten minutes In u moderate even. FiC-and-Nut Pudding Chop line Four ounces of pgs. Veur ounces of beef met. Place in u mUiug howl and add One cup of brown sugar. One and enc-nuartrr cups of four. One-half cup of finely chopped nuts One ana enc-liuif cupi of !rci'J crumbs. Ote-half teaspoon of salt. Orated rind of a lemei , One level tablespoon of baking petcder. One trell-beaten eg'j, in ev.e cup of milk, measuring the milk Inte a bowl nnd then adding the egg. und beat te mix. Turn In a well -greased and floured meld and steam for one nnd enc-hult heurB. I Serve with lemon sauce. Lemen Sauce I Grate the rind bf u lemon and ream 'out the juice and set aside until needed. j New place in a saucepan One and one-quarter cups of tcater, Own ctin el sugar. four tablespoons of cornstarch . I Mtlr tO tl Htlr te dlseolt-e and bring te a bell;' cook ter i ve minuies, tuen iiuu tie ,,, i,i ,i ,i, ,i,i im i,, 15. . . ,.... ... J ' Heat le blend und serve. Italicd Mackerel, Spanish Stjle Seak a 6alt mackerel in plenty of cold water ever night, placing the skin side up. In the morning, cover with boiling water and let si und for ten minutes. .- . New lift te u baking dish und remove i the boue. New pour ever the lndi n..- -. -.. n -i . . V"P """ ""'' "" l vunnea u tomatoes. LiUle ilt-clearliOt - . Thice-quarters (li u) Jiuclii sliced onions, reur eltvrs, cheppid fine. llku in a moderate even fop t.uuntr 1 minutes and then piinklc with bread 'cruniln and two tablespoons of grated theete, return and brown nlcch. Bosten Cream Pie Place in a mixing bowl Three-quarters eup of sugar. Yolks of itre epgs, 1 our tablespoons of ihertrning. Cream well and then add Ttee anil one-half cups of flour, One-half tiaspoen uf att. Four letel teaspoons of baleina powder, One eud one-quarter cups of mill, or tcater. One teaspoon of flavoctiie. Brat te blend nnd then rut nn,l fl.i HI the stiffly beaten whites of the two - -v.. MMHa ui ill,- nu eggs and turu in two well-greased and x.'wii'ii in.n;r cuku panu. iiaue In a me.urate even for tvventy-five minutes. I.ct the cakes cool and then place to gether with a cream filling mude aa fellow : Cream filling Place in a saucepan One nnd enc-quurtrr cups of -ntlk, (hit half cup of suyar, brim level tahlisp'wtis of thui. Onchulf traipoen uf salt. Stir te dlssehc the Jteur nun then bring (e a boil. Cook sle'vlv for ten , minutes j new add I'hc velk of ene cun One tiaspoen of vanilla. " WSlffi the cak.s together, dust the top with Fvt utiuu rugur Graham Cracker Cake Place in a raising bowl One and ene-quartrr nips of sugar, One-half cup of shericiunn, J eiks of ttce eggs, Cream well and then udd Ttce tups of flour, One-half teasnoeti nf mitn,rn One half teaspoon of cinnamon. 1 itr Icul teaspoons of lain neicdrr. ng One eup of wilt, Heat te a amoeth batter and then add ,.u:e CUP3 f Crushed , graham crackers. and sifted Then fold In the stiffly beaten whites of the eggs nnd turn in n wcll-greascd nnd floured round cake pan and bake in a moderate even for forty minutes: then cool nnd ice with .lupaiiei.c butter cream icing. Japanese Butter Cream Iiin Place In a bowl Three level tablespoons of butter, Jlirre tablespoons et boiling tcern. ...l... 1 iiu laoiesneons et ,nrr,, ,,!!.. "-"i''' I y"c 'Veen of tentlUi. lirnt te mH nnd add sufficient sugar I te ruake a smooth fixture nnd beat I n.nrd a'l the tlme that you arc adding the sugar. Spread ever "the cake. MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS Dear Mrs. Wilsen -Will jeu please Rive a method snowing MW t0 steam puddings, nnd what utensils are neccs-sarj ? I use u closed can and set It in, the ten kettle, but find thnt this is net successful. Docs ene run tbe suet through the meat grinder? Alse please name r geed even thermometer. Mrs-. S. T. It Place the pudding in either un open or closed meld; and then place In te '"'anier. nils utensil may be purchased mi me neuKO-iuriiisiiing htei'rs quite reasonably, and will seen pay for Itself in time saved in cooking the puddings1 ulse It can be used for cooking vege tables, old chickens, etc. Unu the suet through the feed chop chep pn dusting it first with a little flour If yen will send me a stamped envelope I will send you the name of a goej even thermometer. Dear Mrs. AMIsen Will jeu please give a recipe for the white dressing en i potato sabid ; the kind that they use en the salad sold in the stores? Mrs. r. n. , This dressing is made by reducing mayonnaise with equal narts of vinei-nr ,nnd fceur cr.canl' bent,n wc te Wend. i . - , ,------: wwwa7wwwww;m JANUARY REDUCTIONS !i Madame 835 Chestnut St. VZZZZZUOVIjILA'CI vhiees Cbic M By CfNTIIIA Amused at "Handsome" Dear Cynthia Just a few Hues te "Handsome": I think you muat be very stuclc en yourself, Judfflncr from your letter. Yeu may be handsome, but you cannot lu beautiful I nover beard et a man being beautiful. "' Alse, you say you liave such a geed disposition that Instead of being Jealous of you, all the young men neclt your company. If tills Is true. If Is vrrj rfoellsh te admit It, even te jeursilf l 'lilt te thank you for the nmumnient jeu fur nished for ni ft lends und imnelf. how ever. lJUAtriKL'L. ' Says Girls Have Ideals Iear Cynthia I'le.ise Insert tills In your column te "Uaclioler of Thlrty-sls." His Idea of llfe and marrlage or today Is well founded, und I ugree with him In evcrythlnjr except that till girls are net of the baby vamp type. I fully realize there nre a great many who are going tlueugh the Mapper age, but what de men admire In them, or ; mcy luae any pains 10 snow uieni u HOOrt limn? . J-t 1110 tell "Ilneheler." tee. that eirls I are Just an Independent of marrying as 1 men urc, for there seem te be a great number of men who consider a girl et e icei ngs, acquire ncr urtcctlen un-i sincerity, and then threw them te the four winds., I myself liave had th4 latter experi ence, and have become skeptical con cerning the attentions of the man I am going vvitn new. I gave up any male aCOUIlIntnnfVfl linr'illd., T fWnfnrrfA lll ' company te thorn, only te meet his te- buff that I waa feel sh te de that, as he did net want me te give thcli up for mm I did this hicaute I loved him and yuuu .j miunuru Willi unj OHO else 110 liuvillir uetll trnting te Bte rer live, 1 lit ItfltMtM ttnr il . rn.lnn n .., r 4,t fll .. 1 ,,,,.1,.. -.::.. T. .;,?... "..:"," ", iiwiuim, x lltfclUlllllJ lilUUfctlll 11U lilTL'tl CfimitHi ,t- mh M... m !.. .....1.1 ..... ...II r naturnllv theuirht he cared' v, or no would net cm an often. TTnuvae t ininri in miin en my guard, ter he and ethers have taken the faith I had In their s ncerlty and crushed It I am net ti "flapper," und nevcr intend te be. I uee reuire. hut moderately. I dan keep heuse und de net ahher children. I Se I Bay In closing te "IJacheler" that he must keep en looking for the ' ngiu gin nnu Hllclt te hla Ideals, nnd she will present herself nt nn unexpected I tlme and fulfill 11 IiIh expectations, for , 1 there are seme girls who have his Ideal. ' 1 tee, and are waiting for that type of man 10 marry. iawukam, Three Stenegs Write te Handsome riAflf ni.ntMn . M"A .... IU. ...,. . readers of your column, und therefore kindly ask that you uubilrh this where "Ilnndseme" can sre It Thank veu j 'Dear Handsome We tire three beau tiful modem girls who have rend your' letter and can. or think wv tan give j,eu the advice which jeu seek, along with our opinion, i We de net bellow veu parents brought ou up te he as conceited nn you ure and surely did net mi an te tnjikr ou tiH handsome ua jeu claim te be, nui ve ixi a luiwieutrcu man iuiU net te be at-indltiff in front of tlu mirror alH new w0lwSsrleubhtrt'tUat th? w-Sr!i "' ceuI'1 "trnct unte.w, ?'U would-and into which the gmt "iioncelt" applied te glrla only, but, I majority never even sink n shaft' believe un, they have nothing en jeu. "Tukc the average jeung fellow rfnd tell me what he does with the few rBoeoduuig,f,otlh:,,r SnT, " i,e,i;n,r1icf;1, at,rr i,,nc""B- hr; he rs fr ?frrt put en your nrst p.-.lr of long trousers, 'nights and I'll tell jeu almost te a dot what he will be doing nt forty If h which evlcHntlj have helped te make 'lives. He in making himself or breaking himself in his 'time off.' Have yn a stere w IndeV for i Sheu Tt alto that j'eu love jeureclf mero than all your rciatlveji -0 would love le meet jeu at one of your se willed uartleu Just te eatlsfy our curleuily, ita we have never seen a fellow as beautiful as we pictured jeu te be after having read i.ah your letter. All jeu need Is a high hat. suats and n cane, as well un n Fern runabout, becauce handseme fellows UK? ou de net need bi-nuttful c.irs. Iih vner I !?!., ?1,LU: ft!';." it girl with i uch leeks aa veurs. c ! wouldn't be surprised if jeu had tela 'us that you wear rubber (.-loves while working (but you really should net de such a thing with j-eur loeKs) for fear veu may soil your pretty hands, and It I a pity that jeu can't take the par: of the handseme here In i.emc mev t 1 Him. Our advice Is that veu apply for icueh a position, and thus have the oppor tunity te let the world see the meat l!.'inrlnn,nn fcltnu- te fhr Tnl.rf Ktfil.,.. ... ...w . .. ... - .,..-. ......u. If you have uh much as you have leeks, ..... ....... I .1... ...1. ... .1.- . I . jour soed vice is. Iluiidseuic. trv te he en iroed leeks by geluj: te bed carlv. rising early nnd de net use cosmetics, as thej- arc liawnful, us ui-h bcauttful fellows nre hard te tlnd 'i'ha lient thing ou can de It U buckle down und mnkn for yourself und step praising jeur&elr, as self-pralse la rt peer recommenda tion, and .at the age of nUietecn jeu should ttlll believe in Mania. Claus In stead of running te parties S. Things You'll Leve te Make Corded cmdlSflBfi! COrtDl.D ASF" INLvUD HANGINGS are stunning ever plain net curtalni . Use u light-cel irtd silk for the upper I part of the eldt drupes, ler the cord- Ings wid Inlays, I'be a darker elude I of silk or veHct for the valanoe and Derm-Hi. in eui or me iierueifi and valance nquarf-u about five Inches en' each uliUi C ou r notne cable con! with bias strips of the lighter-colored silk i Turn back it small ,i dge ureund each i'iunni, unu nom huh in i covered cetd Kdge thu valance and bands, top and bottom, with the cord. Jein the squares with zIb-zek llriLft of the cord aa nhewu Set u square of the lighter-colored nijij , under each cut-out squara Place the uurncr uurtmr tiver vne UglU HI IK SO tlmt the light silk fenna u lining for the bands. T.Ine the valance with the lighter-colored nlk. These COrtDKD AND INLAID HANGINGS are c. qulslte en lllns room windows. PLORA ifrfiiasjnfniniiirFnin-enu-r nnmm. rinmn u-imtimmiciTiiiHiminHiniTan mtsnc A biK Oc Averth Victer I H Bread I 6 Leaf Sold only in our Stoics ?J?MUJ iiidm) i.ffliiwiHu,iuiiiiti,iimii JnlQld Hangings s -f UlIllimUltillUmTTtl' J V CtXxyltin I 1-4 I 1 1 I But If That Is Streng Enough -4itZ Get His Experience as It Cemes T HAVE a friend who tjilnlcs he can J- write" baye n young correspon dent. "He has wilttqn several small articles nncl stories, sonie of which have been printed and for one of which he lint been paid. The only knewledge he ban, he Iiiih derived from the various books which he lins read. I have nr gued with him that nn author mut liavc actual knewledge: that Is knowl knewl knewl edeo derived from experience. trae1. etc., before he can write Bemetlilnc mil te interest people, for, according (e my theory (and I m;ry be wrong) you can eni.v go n ccrtnlu length or time in writ ' fug stories from your mind and from i Ideas from books read, before ;ieu have I (0 Mart nil ,ever ngain If you don't want te get- 'stuck.' Fer your stories would be purely imagination and made up, and I think there Is nothing llke nctual experience te make a story real.' "Please let me hnve your opinion, for I am nlvvnyn willing te stand corrected i ' I am wrong. K. It. THE brst proof of your friend's ability te write lies In the fact Umt be has his stories nnd articles accepted and paid for, , And it is true that a writer can make, things that nre purely Imaginative se convincing and real that they sound like actual experiences. Kdgnr Allan Pee. for example, could net pesslpiy nave uvea inreugn n.i im. I horrors that be describes se vividly tn his stories, "ct they seem se real that veu sliud , ,1- (n ilnvn nffer vnn rem! ttiem. ,,Ll " - 1 .lane Aiisien mane t A. ..,. ,,t .. l(er,..t tn ' .um ,""?'"... ".",,.,,1V '..r:i ' i "'''' " '" ":-""; "r,"i she drew unen her imagination merely for ordinary events that might j happen te n very usual family of her ,inv Her life was Just as quiet and &ercnc Twe Minutes of Optimism By HERMAN J. STIOH Umverkcd Mines ITinE chief was In a communicative mood. A- He had just finished a hard, but leaning back in his chair puffing nway '.T. Picrnent Morgan," he commenced, "ence told a newspaper renerttj friend of mine thnt he hnd te be rather careful in the matter or giving Inter views his time was worth mere than $1000 an hour. "My friend used up about S.'OO worth of Morgan's minutes, but that Wt the point. What I'c often wondered about is hew often it occurs te se manye! us who are cureless with our lunirs that our time is worth just as much te us u Morgan's is worth te him. Maybe mere. "Tukc the odds and ends of moments frequently vvnste waiting, the precious nnt hew niniiv of us nre uwnre thnt r Bt0W'1 ,0 tlllnk thftt n,0Rt I",'p,0 i Kiiiiiiirr i il null liiu iiii.il y uj nil uunv their climbing paraphernalia out of time's ragged edges. "There Is no Investment that can begin te pny the big dividends that sdf- investment pnys coining bits of lelsure into health nnd thu kind of knewled Ibut is power. Take uny field of activity jeu will und csuruine the lives of tit men who stand out In It, and you will them nil the thread that connects all n The future never tnkes cure of Scare, of. shaped and melded by the f, shnped and melded by the higher than Its fountain head, fa today tomorrow will b6 what you make it tedaj- jour unvverked mines. The 'Weman's Exchange Net Wise te De . . ... . . . . . J "" --""w "J - " 1 ,... Mmln.n -,rllt .mi TI Dear Mndam Will jeu plcase tell me hew te prepare and use puge tea for darkening gray halr7 A CONSTANT READER. It in net :t Keed thing te use this te darken the hair. Missed One Paper Te fit J.'dller of ll'emiwt's Vast: Dear Mndam On baturdnj'. Novem ber 2i), veu printed In jour Issue of the Kvbmve 1'rni.i'' I.kdecu the Old Unjf llhli letters N. O, 1', nnd have net pub lished the letters J, IC, U Jt of your previous Issue, the letters I would like te have I have all the letters up te these litters und would llke te have them A ItKOl tiAlt nHADER OV THU papui: The rcaen jeu did net see these let i ters wns piebahly beenuse thej vere In only ene edition, the extra. Yeu can get this from the Circulation Depart ment, en the third fleer of the Ledger TJulldlng. COS Chestnut t.trcct Wants te Reduce 1 Je Ii' tilKnr of M'cman's Vaet' Dear Madam I nm a jeung girl ' light. n j cars of age. I weigh 15; pounds niv height Iu flve feet two and i . I would llke te reduee at le.lst twenty te twctity-tlve peunus is there any thing that could be done? Are there i llllj i,iv.i.-i, n iivi u ui.jr iiib.u uavi ulillKti for rcdu:lnpr weight" My hair had lc.n bobbed last year I only had It down for u. while and IF'IHWriCliarBc Accounts InvitcdllllllliBIMall Orders FillcdBriOiSI hfieli 1 1 V 1 1 1215 Chestnut Street One-Day Sale of kQtw ''Wm1 ljcatunng batin, Faille, Taffetas, Hair Cleth, Cellophane, Fabric combined with Straw-you'll note they're all the very latest I ' J Richly embroidered--ethers trimmed nth rhincstene pins. Colers: Cepcn, t aire, Henna, Sand, Tangerine, Jade, muwij, iavy ana uiack. HiiiLlL!LIliilPiircliasinff ACeats' He Should Be Able te Start iYet nnd undisturbed, even rather dull, il 41... 1I..MM ilinfr nil IiAm lin.l.... 1..J - till- IIVU3 lin.l. ,n Hti ut.iviui.O UU, Yet her book) nre still read and a, jeyed mere thnu a century after thw wcre written. v SO, YOU see, it Is possible for yeg) young friend te be n success wlild. ever course no ionewn. 1 Travel and experience would h1ni,i of court, but If he lias Imnginatlei enough he can nt least start without cither. After nil fiction doesn't have te1! true. Ten get n trifle bored rcidlnr I.aaI. ll.4 i...fli, lll.fk I, rtHAli.l. M .1 OUtil null. rwFiuiue i,nu u vuiuijtuu gj H, terlcal events. Actunl oxnerience makes fcellnm i memories mero vivid te a writer, fat ' 11 ire uiiuciBwuuD uu.iiuu .miure tn enough no can imagine new nnv . would feel under given circumstance1! nn.Tiiew. story very pleasantly new and th, YOU see nn author gets his eiptr, ence as he coca alone In life, mu Ing his crude nttempts at first and grad. unlly learning mero and mete about the world and life, , Writing is just a mixture of ptrtentl experience nun iinuwieuge, Wliu ircarj. nation and "your own mind." Success depends largely upon tli neuiiy 01 uie wrnn 10 mix me tin harmoniously. mnEliE are lets of people in fa X world who think they can write. U. cause tney nave nau aucn profound I t-.,r,.1..,lf- nml Tnerli.nen nnA .Vi.Z ' ","- " "" uu"- cls. But when somebody with ImncinMlm but no knowledge or experience coeei nleng nnd manages te get hlu tbA without them, he is the one who going te go en 10 rcai qucccbs. agreeable morning's work and new he vat at his Inseparable pipe. wc fritter away, the spare minutes tw evenings we dissipate, chinning or wkit these arc unwerlcd mines, out of wh!efc Who C t0 the d0gS nr0 rl,lnfd afttf 1.11110 nuiiu nuiiu uuivj ujuiiuiulluin find one thread running plainly threujli man s spare time. Itself," concluded the chief; "it is taha I present. present. And ns the stream can riee..m Is what you made It jesterday, and especially during your leisure beur- put It up again, for I It's ene year new. nnd didn t h.a it, my hair ew grew ns far as inv shoulder, don't seem te be growing any longer I don't curl it or de anything te It. What as I de te let It grew as It was? I am nn American by birth, but W grammar Is verj' peer when speaking. 1 use tee .many elunK werrdB. I vfetlU llke te Impreve my Ungllsli. If there ! a vxay jeu could, please help me, for It means te much te inc. I left hchoel la the sixth 11. ANXIOUS Yes, you can join u gjmnaslum dm at the Y. Vf, C. A. te get reducing eur clses Hut a careful diet will help ai much ns nnjthlng Try eating jurt l little less of evcrj thing, without actuafir cutting out anv ene thing. Get a geed hair tonic, from th druf stoie and put this en j'eur hair, riibbtnf It Inte your scalp every ether night ft' :t wlillc Brush your hair very thor oughly every night befere you go te trtl and keep It clean and shlnj'. . If j'eu nre really very anxious tn Im Im Im peoeo jour English you could study it home, but there nre public schools which have night classes whero you ceuM learn the same thlnu mero easily. Call Locust 0500, the Heard of Education. te find out what school Is nearest My, Hew the Youngsters Leve PUDDINE mwKSMmm 1 Medel Hats Values 10.00 tel2.50 GJ.75 Ordera Acf tc i "'S.rrtM.x . s V Si -' . '
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