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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10
BOOST THAT WAS A KNOCK
Critic Knew Well That Hls Praise Of
Novel Would Inevitably Do
crease Its Sales-

In a discussion OF the popular lit
erary taste Theodore Dresser said at
the Century club in New York:
Here is an Illuminating episode:
A preacher was talking to q critic.
The preacher said:
~ thought you didn't like the work
of Potts, the novelistT
Neither do l., the critic answered.
"'Yet In your review the other day
you declared that Potts last novel was
remarkable for its purity. that its high
moral tone was a splendid change
from the tainted fiction of the day. and
that you advised the public to turn to
the moral Potts, from the debasing
white slave fiction so much in vogue.
Why, now, my friend, II you dislike
Potts, did you talk like that about
himr
"T did It, the critic answered, to
spoil his sales"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

Its efficaciousness reads thus:
"On Easter eve the fire all is quenched
in every place,
And fresh againe from out the flint
is fetched with solemn grace;
The priest doth this against great
dangers many one,
A brande whereof doth every man
with greedie minde take home.
That. when the fearful storme appears
or tempest black arise,
By lighting this he safe may be
from stroke or hurtful skies"
The person spying a lamb on Eas-
ter morning is fortunate, especially
If the animals head faces the house,
for good luck will certainly follow
him. If the lamb is lying down or
looking in another direction, however.
the fortune will not be altogether
good This belief comes from we'll
established ancient idea that the devil
might inhabit any form save that Of
a lamb or a dove.
There is one other prophecy which
since ancient times no woman OF in
telligence would ever entertain the
thought OF disregardlng. This is the
talismanic virtue vested in new
clothes. Throughout all times there
have been grave scholars who have
ascribed the universal custom of ap-
pearing at church and promenading
the streets Easter Sunday in new at
tire to the vanity of women. With
all due Difference to the wisdom o!
these sages ! must beg to differ from
them. for | can prove that woman is
not so worldly in this particular as
men believe since there happens 10
be the best of reasons for her insist
Ing upon an Easter hat and Easter
clothes.
She may not have taken you into
the inner recess OF her heart and
barred her reason, but she knows 1t
well herself, and II you are the devot-
ed husband and father that you should
be you will do her bidding without
question. For the peace of your mind,
however, and in the effort to foster
your spirit OF generosity. l will en-
tighten you. The women OF your
household know that good fortune will
not attend them through the future
year II they appear in clothes that
they have worn before. Therefore,
since you hold their future happi-
ness in your hands, consider well. !
beeseech you, before bringing such
distress upon them
In East Yorkshire. Eng, none but
maiden utterly destitute would refrain
from seeking the market for some new
bit of apparel, for she is too well
aware Of the evil that would attend
her without her safeguard Try as
she might she could never in the fol.
lowing II months have dress that
would not be plucked by birds.
Superstitions are fast losing their
hold uponsthe world but those cling
ing to the season OF Easter possess
so great a charm for us, even though
long ago we may have severed faith
in them, that we still find pleasure
in calling them to mind on this sun.
| day of Joy"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

time. depositing a thick body OF inter
mixed powders. sand, and clay as a
terminal moraine, which is now the
backbone" CT the island. The ice
moved southwark and brought these
materials from the north, dropping
them at its melting edge. This pecu-
liar method Of deposition developed
very peculiar topography, consisting
of an irregular aggregation of hum
mocks and hollows, which have pro-
duced the many beautiful details Of
confguration that make the higher
parts Of Long Island 30 attractive to
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10
Little Home helna.

When ironing a blouse with buttons
on It. 1t is often found difficult to iron
the material around the buttons. Try
this hint and save time: Take rough
towel folded several times. lay the
buttons face downward on It and iron
ovef the backs. The buttons sink
into the soft towel and the material
is quickly made perfectly smooth.
When scissors become dull. put a
pin between the blades and rub It up
and down, working the blades as In
cutting. This win put new edge on
the scissors and takes but moment
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10
ICE SHEET OVER LONG ISLAND
biologists Explain Its CONFORMATION
by Action of Nature Many Thou
sands Of Years Ago.

According to biologists Long Island
affords particularly clear evidence as
to the history of the great continental
ice sheet which covered the northern
states many thousand years ago. The
southern margin Of this great ice
sheet extended to Long Island, It is
said, and remained there for long
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

lovers of nature. The most notable Of
these hollows in the morainal ridge is
the one holding the picturesque Lake
Ronkonkoma, which lies in a depres.
sion so feet below the surrounding
ridges. Several other similar pits are
80 to IS feet deep, and some Of the
larger Irregular hollows are several
miles in length.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10
Moodrow Wilson's Power.

Woodrow Wilson's power appears to
depend on two things: The first is pop
ular confidence in his sincerity; the
second is popular confidence that he
knows where to look for the way out
OF dificulties.-St. Louis Republic.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

u dHTm, not only
that the sun danced, but two suns
arose that day; that light appeared at
his nativity and darkness at his death,
and yet light at both; for even that
darkness was light unto the Gentiles,
Illuminated by that obscurity. That
twas the first time the sun set above
the horizon. That, although there were
darkness above the earth, yet there
was light beneath it, nor dare we say
that hell was dark II he were In it."
In 1908 the British Apollo" finally
settled the question in the following
words
odd wives, Phoebus, say that on Eas.
ter day
To the music o. tn spheres you do
caDer;
II the fact, sir, be true, pray let's the
cause know,
When you have any room in your
paper"
The old wives get merry with spiced
ale and sherry
On Easter, which makes them TO.
nance;
And whilst in rout their brains whirl
about,
They fancy We caper and dance"
But the conclusion regarding the
dancing san was not to stand for all
time, silce the maidens OF Devon.
shire To-Day rise early in the morning
of East'r for no other than this iden
teal purpose, Moreover these ex-
traordii airy maidens see more than
the NEE dancing of the sun. Their
power of vision is so great that they
can discern a lamb and flag in the
center Of the disk.
Much Importance is attached to the
conduct of the elements on Easter
day A piece of Sussex weather lore
informs us that II the sun shines
Easter day 1t will shine accordingly
every day In the year, and the same
they aver is the case with rain, But
other Easter prophets only go to the
extent of saying that 1t will shine or
rain until Whitsunday.
"A good deal of rain on Easter day
gives a good crop of grass, but little
good hay runs an ancient proverb.
On this day the east wind and wa
ter also have great power to ward
of illness. II the wind blows from
this direction the people of many To-
calities battle in water just drawn to
avoid the i'll effects of the east wind
during the coming year. Easter eve
on the continent, at Mecklenburg. the
maiden spreads a linen cloth in the
garden and in the morning If the wind
is due east she will wash herself with
1t while it is yet damp from dew,
rain or snow, whichever has pene-
trated it. Or in the morning the serv-
ant will draw water and bring it 20
the maiden for her bath.
In Sachsenburg, the peasant rides
his horse into the stream to insure it
against sickness of any kind through
out the year.
Despite these precautions, however,
II the wind is not due east while one
is getting the water it will have no
efficacy whatever.
There is more than one good omen
for Easter. II you wish good luck in
the coming year Easter eve you must
put out all fires and light them anew
from flint and steel. This is a special
protection against lightning strokes
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

An Ohio inventor has brought out
laundry machine that bleaches cloth
ing by electricity at the same time
they are being washed In hot water.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

BY looping the loop six times in an
aeroplane Lincoln Beachey made the
great scientific discovery that some
men ara extremely lucky.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-04-10

Only a fool will neglect his family
in order to pose as public benefac-
tor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

Fihsr MORTGAGES Cor aalas nes pnaaariies
aa4hAHs 4s.s s. esa aua Northeast Boulevard
4s 8 AegAHDIEse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
THE KIDS CHRONICLE

MIR. PARKINS calm to see my sistir
1Vl Gladdis last mite, and Gladdis termed
avn the fonograff and they startid to
show eetch uthlr sum moo fox trot steps
in the parIer, and 1 sat thare and
watched them while, looking moar like
as IL the floar was so hot they coodent
hardly stand avn 1t than 1t looked like
dansng.
G. that's funy kind OF danse, I sed.
I dident heer enyboddy ask you for
yure opinion, sed Gladdis II you don't like
1t you can awlways go out, you no.
l dident say l dident like It, 1 lest sed
1t was funny looking, sed. Wlch 1t was,
and they kepp avn dansing 1t. and the
fastir they dansed the hottir you mite
think the foar was, and aftir a vile pop
stuck his he'd in the doar, saying, Ieep,
hop and be merry, SO that's the fox trot,
is it.
Yes SIR sed Mr.. Parklns, do you like IL.
Well, its highly intristlng from a medi-
cal point of view, sed pop. but in my day
they dident ust to call it the fox trot,
they called it the Sent Vitus danse.
Ha ha, very good, very good. sed Mr.
Parkins. And him and Gladdis stopped
dansing and termed awf the fonograff
and sat down, and pop sed. WY. yure
not cured, are you, meen, yure not
throo awlreddy.
Now, farthir, sed Gladdls.
Cant l jest stand heer and watch you
a vile, l sed. ....
Beet it. sed pop. Wich l did. going
back to bed agen. and Good still heer
the fonograff playing the fox trot, and
aftir n vile 1 went down agen and
peeked throo the keyhole and pop was
still jumping up and down, beeing pritty
warm by that time, CESS. avn akkount
of having his cote awf, and then / went
back to bed agen and went to sleep and
the fonograff was still going.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

Afternoon tea will be served from 4
90 O'Clock and dancing will follow in
order this evening at the bazaar given
today under the auspices Of the womens
Club of the Society for Ethical Culture,
at Juniper and Spruce streets. The ba-
zaar is being held for the benefit Of the
building fund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
CATHOLIC CLUBS Will CONTEST
Evolutionary Preliminary in st.
MichaeTs Hall.

Representatives OF clubs east Of Broad
street in the Catholic Young Mems Arch
diocesan Union will compete tonight in
st. Miohaers Hall, I'd street below Jerer-
son, in a preliminary eiocutionary contest,
Clubs west Of Broad street will compete
next Friday night in the parish hall of
the Church of the Most Precious Blood,
2sth and Diamond streets.
The final between the winners in the
sectional contests will be held January
Is in the Catholic Girls High School,
10Th and Wood streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
APARTMENTS

THE LIN oLN
LOCUST BELOW 18TH STREET
Several desirable suites and single rooms
with private. baths, disengaged.
ANsIpNr AND PERMANENT GUESTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

{, The .hail-fenow- -well-met's Is ae=
eomplished thus Grasp scar victim 8
hand. jerk It downward. pivot On one
foot, and then with q fun sweep q
the arm slap him On the shoulder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

DRESSER wanted; man accustomed TO
dressing tute yarns on slasher or BEAM
ing maehine write, stating experience.
etc, 70 Superintendent. 1855 Manhattan
ave-, Brooklyn N. Y.
ENGRAyER-H1rst.c steel plate enETaveT:
one who understands vignstte and ruled
work; excellent opportunity, Address NJ 623,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
EMPLoYMENr AaENoIEs

hk'lsAAtp q lauadFeaa. ifon shirts Or
s2ilzfa, eesI e eltY references slshea stu
Atl4Af CITY nA country also coo4 ana CHAIN
perm4id. sislzEa. eeFk tesether. asslsf l4un-
45Y 1aat ieAf mod wages. city o. country.
~. kane 81 s. 1elh; phons LaeasE s8l6
GIRL Scotch wants hQaaeHork 81 eda<inE Z
zsIafeneei city or eeQatFg I'll s. 10fh 81
Pnana.
GuAFANT EzEsn white help supplied 57IEE5at
advance. lslzaaeae Kiss flzts. 2ae S. Caaiae
s0uTHERS Employment Dlseet5Fg-sai col
eaeAs Heaas az. eAaN a. salt aas aiaa naafe
hsle. rsls lza flas. uaehasehia BeIf
WILT 1853 aHIaa - FAIiaMaazzEszs
ssa ezs g zeaa ssE fasaz Ulsklzaaa $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
BoARpERs WANTED

WALNUT, 4o44 Desirable second-story front
room exceptional table board. Barring 14i.
18TH, ~. Accommodating rooms on "a
floor, excellent table. Phone Tioea $3.50 w,
3SrH, s., 23S Cco ner Locusu-Ideal rooms;
southern exposure excellent table.
10TH ST, NJ, 1O0-Private family will board
refined gentlemen, Phone Barring s4s.
Suburban
PULASKI AVE, 1909 (Germantown)-A
cor. room. windows; excellent meals refs,
APARTMENTS
CORINTHIAN AVE, 500 rooms Kitchen
cites, baths mod. cows. Phone Poplar 1851.
PINE, iTOs-2d floor apts. 3 rooms bath and
kitchcneue; all modern convcuiences,
SPRING GARDEN, i7it-2 large handsomely
posurei hardwood foors hot water
SPRING GARDEN 210i iconerj-Unfurn- Z
rms elec. light steam heat; phone; ren.
WALNUT ST. 43o3--2d floor unfurn lovely
rms. priv. bath; South. exp Preston 2I2GD
18TH ST, s., 252-Bachelor npartments fur
niShed or unfurnished, single and en- suite.
FOUR LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS, kitohenotte and
hath second floor. for rent, reasonable: heat
furnished; near trains and trolleys. Apply
kepner,s. Llndley and windrm ave, Logan.
T H E ES M OND
S, z COR 18TH AND SPRUCE SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
JANIroR EoR SCHOOL wAnrpn

small boarding school. located In the coun-
uy. miles from city Of Lancaster. needs a
nave nave experiences in handling boiler ires and
hhew something OF care OF machinery;
I,i Tai an, and not afraid Of work. can secure per-
wages desired where GOOD IlyinE is In
elnded Yeates School, Box SPA Lancas-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR

A live ware can make a good connection on
very liberal basis. NJ 453, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

l. 'Tis said the handshake originated
in Italy in the olden days. where the
people found 1t convenient to know
that friend couldn't knife you with
both hands. But IN modern days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
FLORIDA FARMS

200 ACRES near De Funiak Spring. Fla Zone
Of the most delightful sections In that State) I;
excellent productive soil so under cul-
tiYation; the finest garden truck and fruit
land in Florida; pecan, fig and peach treea
bearing; small house and outbuildings: valu-
able pine timber on the place; best i've stock
range In the State near National Highway
and r. r.. title o. X. possession can be ar
ranged 10 suit purchaser; a splendid winter
home and good incOEi. producing property
this property is offered for immediate
sale at the low figure OF only $50 per acre.
Any desiring to purchase wire write
w. ]. Mullett, Lockport, N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

CHESTNUT. so0awrao desirable seeond aeor
tn1aE eqfnHannteat tiuE rooms. ainEla q q
CHESTNUT IHaa-saan9 holza. s75lz7z la-,s7s
szsea lzs-s. ~ haalag. Eelul. g Neapart
sRancH -fssIsa6is f5szz z7azlz =
sssss RssssIs RssR ssalisss szis ssssa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
ASK LEDGER CENTRAL
WHERE TO LIVE

ASK LEDGER CENTRAL
WHERE TO LIVE
This Information Bureau has on file
very complete data regarding desir-
able apartments. furnlshed rooms with
indsxsi according to location and price
Consult these, dies without cost and
ably ably locate quickly and satisfactorily.
ARCH, 1e3s-An Opportunity for a few de-
slrahle people 70 obtain warm rooms, with
hot, running water; ratea reasonable.
suite. with private bath. Fllbef 51se ".
CEDAR AVE, 46O5-Large, newly furnished
room, phone Woodland 4TsT w,
CEDAR AVE, ts2o-Nicely furnished rooms
convenient 70 cars. woodland 546
cHEsTHuT. 2o4s-Ezeeptionally large front
room; beautifully furnishedi private bath;
must be seen 70 Be appreeiatedi phone.
CHESTNUT le2s-Nioey furnished rooms, SIN
Ele or en- suite convenient; phone,
CHESTNUT, 421T-Desirabls rooms. private
family table board next door phone.
HAZEL 5O4I Two com. rooms, large front
room zoatheEn ezposurei excellent table.
JEROME ST, I82e-BeautifuI, furnished room.
adj hath; near Hunting Park. Wyo. 20s1 y
LOCUST. l22a-Desirable and reas., double
and single rooms private baths: good service
LOCUST, 44O6-Gentlsmen can have single
room; bath. 10 refined private home; also
donpie room convenient Barins 1870 ".
PBRKIoMEN. sIT-Largs. furnished saloon
paElor; unlimited phone; private family.
PINE 1885 Cheerful vacancies. aEst and sec
sANsoM ST., 5s2s-one or two adjoining
rooms well furn.. In refined family; an
eonys phone. near elevated; best location
SPRUCE. 1l27-peairatle furnished or partly
furnished rooms; sontharn exp. run. water.
SPRUCE. l208-Large furnished front ICON.
bath; running water: private family
WALNUT. 1123-Rooms. large. small. private
bath, suite. bath, ktehenette; rates moderate.
WALNUT. 1124-Desirabls rooms. single and en-
suite ealhi also Tor business purposes.
18TH. s.. z49-Doetors ofneei also newly fur
10TH ABOVE susQUEHAGRA-rhi rhird-stoTy
All cows. oRnsr. n 452 Ledger Central
18TH ST., ~ .ll5-suits with bath; siagie
private famlly: hreakfaat optl5nali phone.
Cd o. uafuEnlahed: PEI hmlly' Wood iso6 ".
DEsIRAHLE furnished room. board optional;
sonss1leAl 70 Ahsster avs. eara Wood. 1925
faisAfE IN, y VII rent ieTse room & e
Professional O9iaes.
l5EA. .. si-Deslrabla parlor foF physician;
laaaAAA4 eAlszs EAlsllent Aoeaflqn-
2grH 81 t-Dssirabla arsl deer offies. 57II-
zele oE doelar q aantlsl. owner.
BoARDERs WANTED
CHESTNUT. soQe-rao 8ss5asis seeo5d door
zalsei 20 90 e9ld HataH. 6aasa
CHESTNUT. lHla~s sunny h1aaas aInsIs fao53s
szse. lzs.s ~ Haalay Eela. g Nearart
sFsNS4 a@fezifatis Haaas sIasIz q
~ s#aHs Bah zzezaaaas zaais saaEa=
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

?. The custom so worthily founded
has deteriorated sadly, For example,
we have the "crusher" handshake.
which is used by any one with the
strength and disnosition Of a bull
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
HELP wANTED-MALE

a MANUFACTURING corporation vsn,s 1,.
sTyt,dr sITt inanasers who will be given exclusive
orn Psynns, ln phIisdeiphla Central and East
tSs bsst s9rE 1 and other Important territory for
on the market 1t will sell 10 everv Vyga st1Ia
SSmsr, SsnsrG, Gnsry home every place OF business
stores 500 TO $500 capital required: N.Y. T.
s sste thls az once, as II is a high grade bIisi-
ness proposition that is right In every M -
lGular and you are building up a perfnahsnt
Ipq5iness Is7s M & I9r yourself Telephone Walnut
Room T20. Philadelphia. "Oe't ST.
SCtI.LVh, GIVE, e1ergetie man can secure opportu--
ay niy 70 seil securities; liberal commissions;
easy work; attractive to investors becanss -;
absolute safety. NJ $50. Ledger Centrai "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-24

Jansen, the illusi0nist, SIS he APP
pears on the bills, Is in Honolulu,
three and one-half years out Of San
Francisco--but going home and has
been prevailed upon by the Popular
theater to appear there from Thanks
giving day. November rs, Three years
ago Jansen appeared In this city and
since that time he has n1ystifed the
Antipodes and Orient the place
where magic Is supposed to have orig
mated with his sleight Of hand and
illusions. He has also endeavored to
discover some Of the notorious tricks
AZ the Indian jugglers and thereby
hangs tale.
During his stay in India he tried to
find some performer Of the trick in
which. fakir throws rope into the
ar and then sends q boy climbing up
It out of sight None could do 1t nor
could any eyewitnesses be found. only
their distant relatives. Finally. in
Australia, Jansen met Daddy Ly-
ems, the oldest advance man in the
southern hemisphere, and he solved
the problem. He had been told Of a
wonderful Hindoo trick wherein a
man butts his head against piece
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-24

CT timber, seems to melt into the
solid wood and come out on the other
end $50 s
Il wanted to go them one better, I
said Daddy Lyons. so told them or
the Hindoo throwing the rope into the
air and climbing up il into the sky,
sort of Jack and tne Beanstalk,
proposition, don't you know, but they
swallowed 1t and seen the yarn be-
gan to be printed with various trim
mings until finally ] did not know it
myself"
Jansen will end most successful
world tour here at the Popular. where
he win present some o. the illusions
and sleight of hand work, which latter
is so clever that an insurance COM
pany wrote policies agsregating f10.-
600 upon his hands. G2000 finger.
Miss Edna Herr will appear in his
company, besides other notable yaud.
eville artists One of the tricks in
which she figures has TO do with
locked boxes. the great triple mys.
terry 1t is called. Some of the crew
Of the Siberia, on which the party
went to Shanghai. crowded around
her enc day in the trunk room anG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-24

when she produced a bunch of keys
to unlock her baggage, backed of In
great disgust. chatteriag in Chinese,
which she afterward learned was in
effect, she great woman on stage,
open locked box, no got key. Why
she no empty baggage box same fash
icn?"
Jansen denies the statement that
business is bad throughout the Far
East and says that from Melbourne
to Manila the people seem to be pros
porous, the latter city even after the
war temporarily cut OF all its ex.
ports. He says he will give his best
to Honolulu as he stays only a short
time. and would like 20 show those
who attended his performance three
years ago how much better it is now
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-24
DIR. keller Is
BACK, TOO MANY
N. D. VOLUNTEERS

Finding that more than 1000 physi-
clans from all quarters of the United
States we're enrolled On waiting list
to serve the American Red Cross So
ciety in its relief work at the Europe
an war zone, Dr. Carl Keller, who left
Honolulu some weeks ago to offer his
services, returned to the islands in
the Matson steamer Wilhelmina to-
day.
DR.. Keller found a complete and
well equipped organization for the re-
lief of stricken victims of great war
now raging on the continent of Eu-
rope. At New York as well as many
points in Great Britain and on the con-
tinent, the minutest detail in the ex-
tention of aid has received attention.
An abundance of supplies are now
reaching the front.
Medical .men from many cities on
the mainland were eager for service