The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

/ The best talk given before the Wo-
mans club was given Friday after
/ noon by Mrs Ben Lowenstein Of Cin-
cinnat. who ,old or the work OF the
girls and the many problems OF dit
b hculty solved in her city. Mrs. Low
'nstein spoke facts - she has been
connected with the work for years
and is prominent I'M an club work for
b the betterment Of the working girls
conditions She Is also FIRST vice
/ president OF the Cousum RS league OF
i that city. and her talk was OF such a
nature that all were Interested
3 Mrs Lowensten said the best re-
3 suits are achieved by operation
and earnest effort. done by women
I who are sincere and not women OF
b iads. who merely talk and don't act.
T Women of influence must share their
advantages 60 make others happy
and they themselves receive as much
beneht as is liven the girls needing
/ help. Such work is duty II -
the opportunity :or those Of higher
I plane Co meet On a basis with those
/ Tess fortunate. and do a deed which
/ really brings 10Y 20 all concerned.
/ The person most i'm need OF such wo-
mems help are the most sensitive
and altogether thpy ind that when
these girls are brought 20 understand
correctly that the result Is douhly
r'paying the person who gave assf--
lance. dany hours are spent in aid
inc these working girls wnicr urr~r-
wise may be- idled away. Many have
had disappointments. misfortune. loss
In this world who ind IL a beautiful
work 90 AID tho working girls To have
what rs really due them
Mrs. I.owenstein so presented this
subject that al present deemed her
the most interestiur t3lker heard for
some time Mrs. Lowcnstein is one
who impr"sfes her audience that she
is one of the women who really can
avcumul. d good deeds. This was we'll
demonstrated Zoo her acquaintance
with tho needs az the work and the
sympathy for the working girl who is
una bl" to earn The proper wages She
told of their settlement building in
. Cincinnati and the kitchen guidance
and trade schools Conducted for the
benefit Of the girl. how she can earn
h"r living while learning and the CO.
operation from other organizations
which appreciate their efforts in herp-
ir- womankind. not only i'm her rights
a. to earning proper wages. but her
moral and spiritual rights. The mer-
chants and others appreciate the er-
forts OF this organization iu making
the Girls more proficient In every way.
Ihr idea BE- TO establish real friend
ship among the girls and their sur
rouudiurS. which viii lead To success
in time All the work IS done by sci
elf.nc supervision and system Of or
sanitation.
Girls Made Efficient.
Three years are required for the
-irls 10 graduate from this school
whore they are taught cooking. scrv-
ing. sewing. embroidery. etc The
girls are paid while learning. accord
ing TO time AMI work done. and in
the year 1913. S3.O59AS We're earned
and all trades are taught for which
there Is an increasing demand The
Girls are asked for before they grad
Uate The greatest announcement
for working -lrl is steady employ
Wont and this is certain n she Is ef-
hcicnr and properly tan yht There IS
great benefit or moral training. the
deficiency of which is often the fault
o. the mother or home whore the girl
and her moods are misunderstoOd.
lIi'u@u hlNNh"@N ana appreciation
there Is awakened IN the hearts
~ these girls the thought that
. they are useful and can do. n shows
what women can DO for the other fell
low. especially women who are idle
and have plenty. 70 helps TO mold
characters which viii be- the uplifting
4 o. tho coming reneratione. Mrs Low
i eutcin told OF the various circles
formed which keeps the girls interest
, cd and many OF them are now carnin z
hry and sixty dollars month be-
cause they are efficient and sought af-
ter. being taught properly from the
start Such work among girls IS a