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| pmr;neas ~ agriculture, at,ss ~ state
fsrna hasvaus, sRd various uffiesai ard
| setai official organizations Throughout
slse eoaasry. are trying ~ interest iAs
son.fartaing population 10 sNe fets3
| problem.
Nowhere hre they meeting @ssh
greater success siaan on Iloag Island.
| This stretch of nearly tsyei suii, very
| riet, when feriifis*a. hlds fair 10 be
| one coatfuuoas garden ttiiS ysar aud
1 make Il new name fer ltself as
| truck produce center.
/ IL IL The promised Land pt fhe rssifs'
nluter. Ii IN il country Of ssaall hesd.
Ings, besides many lsrg" esttates.
women aud children nre assisting In
many ways To Increase the yield
suffrsaiss Shows Her Worth
One of the most interesting points
on the island froHi "A foodiicFsase
standpoint, Is Mrs. Ruth Lifts inag'
niiicent t25-acre estate, JsckSiii farti.
named after her two boys, II lies
on Great South bay, near East fai'
chague
Here the suffragist IN finding d nsfss
way of proving herself iii fDr the
ballot.
This sotes.for.women enthusiasts
are tllling the ground and pianting
vegetables ia most efficient way
They are doing all the work them
selves, real mems work.
Mrs. Lit has turned over hugo
field TO the sufTragists. besides tools.
horses, seeds and other things needed.
The women viii put II entirely under
cultivation. and they are making 1t
point of honor not to let a male hand
assist them.
Associated with Mrs. Lit Ia the az
irienlturai venture are Mrs. George
, Baxter, Jr., the suffrage leader OF Ions
Island Miss Grace Homan. vice lend
er; Mrs. w. Granville Smith and Mrs
Charles Gould.
: A tlree-tlay-old Jersey calf has be
come the mascot of the woman farm
ers.
"The women of England" sale
Mrs. Ltt. carefully steering the pioe
c In straight furrow as she talked
, "were not prepared to do any work d
this sort. 1t came to them In the ma
e tnre Of great hardship, albeit the!
, were willing to do their bit TIL
American woman has taken leaf Oh
3 of the experience of her British siste
I and Is learning to do efficiently some
Z thing that she may sooner or later b
: called upon to do by the government
I "The work is good for women.
e will turn lot of women from hous
/ plants into 'huskies' and Will be o
: two-foId benefit, making efficient work
ers and garnering health and phys1ca
strength for the women of TIE nation.
Mrs Lit turned the pi0w over I
. one Of the other workers and proceed
- oil IN tI1a hpfhafisp where she dir