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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13
NURSES SCHOOL
APPEALS FOR AID
Hampton Trains Young Women
to Help Sick Of Race.
EQUAL TO White NURSES

II Properly Prepared They Can Give
~ Satisfactory Service a. Others.
Work Now Dependent on Northern
Friends Of Famous Institution at
Hampton, Va.
Hampton, Va.-Since 1891 the Hamp-
ton Training School For Nurses has
been preparing colored women for the
profession of nursing. 1T has con-
nected with it." says Albert Howe,
who is secretary and treasurer, 1.-THE
Dixie hospital containing seventy beds,
which does a much needed work for
the neighborhood, besides furnishing
practice for the students of the school.
During the twenty-five years in
which the school and hospital have
been in operation Gall patients have
been cared for, III nurses have been
graduated, and thirty-three nurses are
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13

OF TIE HAMPTON (VA.) INSTITUTE.
School For Nurses was founded. In
asking for means to carry on this work
we feel that we have only to appeal to
the common sense and love Of fair
play that characterize 80 many of the
best people Of this country.
Twenty-Five years ago this institu-
ton was founded through the untiring
efforts of Miss Alice NJ. Bacon, and
here was first made the experiment of
training colored women in the profess
sion of nursing. Miss Bacon's I'M
wavering faith in their fitness for this
profession has been rewarded by the
record Of good work done by the grad
yates. Their training here has been
an advantage not only to them as In
dividuals, but through them It has been
felt in the communities where they
have made their homes.
twenty-five years ago a small two
room structure, most primitive in all
its appointments, housed both nurses
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13

How to Stop Southern Race Migration.
Better educational advantages for
the colored children Of the rural dis
tricts of the south, better pay to wage
earners and the wiping out of mob
violence will 60 long way toward
stemming the tide Of race migration
from that section of our common coun-
try. These, with the full exercise OF
the ballot, according to law, will soon
bring about better conditions for both
races.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13
SOCIAL FUNCTION
At WASHINGTON
Miss CIarlC0 Jones' Marriage
Seasons Big Event.
POPULAR YOUNG EDUCATOR

Daughter Of Noted Lawyer Becomes
the Wife Of James w. MichaeIs, .
Successful Contractor of Salisbury,
N. c.-EpiscopaI Ceremony Perform.
cd by the Rev. Emory 3. Smith.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
Agent and Correspondent for Til
Twin City Star.

Miss Clara Lucas will receive your
advertisements and news Call on her
at SOC Boston Block. She is COM
petent stenographer and will write
your letters or handle any business
correspondence. All matters conf
Dental.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13

THE Dixie HOSPITAL, WATERFRONT VIEW,
At HAMPTON INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA.
now taking their course Of training.
The graduates who have gone out and
begun work as private nurses In diff.
ferent parts Of the south are In con-
tinual demand at wages varying from
$15 to $25 week.
"This fact shows the need Of just
the work that the Hampton Training
school is trying to accomplish by fur
nishing skilled nursing service for this
section of the country that is at pres
ent almost entirely without such serv-
ice and by retaining In the hands Of
the trained colOred women a profess
sion for which, even without training.
the colored women have always shown
themselves especially adapted.
1.-THE work is still dependent upon
the gifts of northern friends for sup
port If it is to 60 on it must continue
for some years to draw about $500
year In donations from those who are
anxious to help along an experiment In
scientific philanthropy. We are con-
vinced that the colored women cannot
long retain hold upon the profession
of nursing without training at least
equal to that enjoyed by white wo-
men.
I'VE are equally convinced that with
such training they can be prepared to
give as faithful and satisfactory nurs-
ing service as that Of the white grad
yates of the northern training schools.
1t is to keep open TO them a means OF
livelihood which they are in danger
of losing that the Hampton Training
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-01-13

PENTICOSTAL.
Peoples Christian Assembly.
1904 Washington Ave. So.
Services Sunday-ll A. M.
Sunday School-1.30 P. M.
Praise Meeting-3 P. M.
Preaching-8 P. M.
ELDER G. w. MITCHELL, Pastor.
Assisted by Mrs. G. w. Mitchell.
Comet and Serve the Lord.
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH,
4O7 5th Ave. So.
Morning Service 10:45.
Class Meeting IL M.
Sunday School P. M.
Evening Service 7:45.
Wednesday evening, Prayermeeting
3 o'clock
I. WILDER BESS, PASTOR.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
1920 Eight St. So, Minneapolis.
Service, Sunday II A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School 1890 P. M.
B. Y. P. U. Society Gas P. M.
Prayermeeting Thursday 8 P. M.
Rev. D. E. Beasley, Shepherd,
COS Marion ST., St. Paul.
Phone: Jackson 2079.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
9TH Ave. North and Hoag st.
Rev. M. w. Withers, Pastor,
Res. 2406 II Ave. S.
Phone Drexel 500
Regular Services.
Preaching: II A. M, 8 P. M.
Sunday School 1880 P. M.
B Y. p. u. Society Gas p. M.
Prayer Meeting Wed. 8 P. M.
A WELCOME TO ALL.
ST. PETERS A. M. E. CHURCH,
END St. Near 10th Ave. So.
THOS. B. STOVALL, Pastor.
Parsonage 2205 Elliot Ave.
N. w. Phone So. 762.,
Sunday Services, HOO A. M.
Preaching 1890 P. M. Church Class
lis P. M. Sunday School Gas P.
M. Allen C. E. League 800 +. M.
Preaching. Prayermeeting every
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
IL PROTESTA De NORUECA POR
e. EUNDIMIENTO DE SUS
BARCOS.

LONDRES, Noviemhre G.-Un
deSracho proccdcnte de Gopenhaglc.
recit.do en- esta capital, da cuenta
ic que t: gobierno De Noruega ha
p~rcsentado IN" protesta ante Alema-
MA. ca rei&cion con e hundimiento
d. aarcos norIegos en- eli convoy de
buques Rertrales m~ercantes, que fue
atacado per los cruceros alemanes
en- q Mar del Norte, ell mes pasado.
"a not& llama IA atencion del 60
b;crno aleman, soore el hecho de que
mace II auo. dcspurs del hundimien-
to de 3uQUee noruegos en- los mares
po!aras, Sc notified Z .Alcmania Qac
e pueblo Horuego considerable cual-
quie- ot-o case de csc genera como
una violacion de las leyes de Ia hu-
@.an;6ad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
%priSiOnerOs dc este
pals serdn bien
aIimentad0S
Fl gobierno de los Estados
Unidos ha tornado pre-
cauciorss en- csc sentldo

WASHINGTON Noviembrc ell
c,bierro americana ma hecho "a to-
dos los arrrglos para que los prisi0-
nerys americanos hechos por los ala
murc< e! sanado ultimo, tengan TO-
10 10 nrccsario ' Sc les de IN trat2-
micnto adccuado. Cada soldado reel
biz; cada qaincc dias, una raci6n cs-
r.c;al, Dor Ia Guc pcrsona'mente da-
ri ur recibo De esta manera, los
EstaGos Unidos no solamente sa6rdn
aue sus hoMbres en- podcr del enc
miro. scran bien alimentados, sino
Que sabrIn 81 aquellos son bien o
nal t-atados 81 Sc les destina a
cier.os trabaios ircompatiblcs con 81
caracter DE- p~risioneros como Sc Ia
horlo con los p~risioreros de otras
n~ar.one.
Es+,s arrcolos fucron hechos des-
do hace aIgpnos meses nor conducto
de In Cruz Roia ' de SUI Quartet &C.
raraI International en- Ginebra, Sui
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
Sc Y& \ OAR UNA ORDEN GLE
AFECTARA ! 100000 INDIyIDJOS

NUETA YORK. Nov.embre G.-Se
=a6e de buena t1entc ole 81 gooie-uo
americana ;iene en- escU&!o ) ey2e-
Ira en- b:eve. gGa Icy por medic de
q cual g G~eclarara zona p-ohibida
para los extranjeros eae21igos, y
III quedara tornado por e! reritorio
ne Sc extiends 7 10 largo de coda Ia
,osta. Ell una &nchuE@ sc Glen mliias.
Segin los calculos que Sc han hecho
IN vista de los datos cue Sc tienen a
ce-ca de la poblaci6n de dicha IONA.
unos s~eiscieutcs nil in5ividuos seraR
afectados por esta ley ) tendran que
Zanzibar &c Residential. i~nternandose
en el pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
FLAMANTE AUTOMOVIL ABAN.
DONADO EN- LA VIA PUBLICA

Fl genlarme !. J. Caldcr0n rcco-
rio aver de In cuadra numero 100
dc la avenida =, IN flamanto auto
movil nlarca Columbia, cl que esta
qhora en- las oficinas de policia 4
disposition de quien 10 idcntitiqic
' compruche que cs su legitimo due
no. Fl automGvil tiene unas llantas
,~ucvec;tas marca Fire Stone Y suz
ruedas I!cvan rayos &c varilia de
ZERO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
De las Oficinas de TPoIiclla
10 ACISAN DE HARER AFRO.
PFL.LANu \ UNA ANClANA

Clarence Handy, dc! Estado Ma
yor del General RueEman habl6 ano-
che por teiGfono :, !" estacion central
de- policia, dando cuenta de- que ]. II.
Elj2ondo, cue maneja Il .jitney hume
TO G.l78 atrope!ld en- las inmediacio-
hes del Fuerte Sam Houston q una
sonora anc!ana, II que resuIt5 con
una pierna fracturada. EliZondo ten
dra que comparecer por tai motive
ante 81 iucz de p0licia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
Nj Ell AUTOMOVlL Nj Ell CHAUf.
FEUR PARECEN

Tn caballero Sc presento aver 4
las oficinas de poIicia dando cuenta
de que hace varios dias que no sabc
el paradero de un indiviGuo apclIi-
lado Winters. al que do IN autom6-
Ill para que 10 explotara en- 81 s;tio
: hasta IL fecha no sabe nj del auto
m6vil nj del chauffeur. La pOlicia sc
encargara de buscarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
QUE UNO SOLO Sc ENCARGUE
DE LA CAMPANA.

WASHINGTON, NovicmDre G.
En- los cirvulos poIiticos Y diplomat!-
COS de est& capital, Sc dice que en- Ia
p~r6x.Ea coufercuc:a que celebraran
en Paris los Delegates de los paises
cue est&n luchardo contra los impe-
res cent:ales, los FsradoS Unidoss por
medic de Us representatives. insist
ran en- u2e e. control de todas las O.
p~eracioncs quede 4 cargo de uno de
los beligerantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
MUjEKES DETENIDAS POR
RiJOSAS.

4 las cJatro de n tafdc do "y"r,
fueron detenidas por N p0licia Ma,
ria G. dc Valdez Y Guadalupe Cen
2:.lez. que viven en- n casa de in
CALI Santa Rosa. Las dos mrioreS
rIeron acusadas IL hahcr reHid1 con
otra vccina ! Ia QUE no dccuvo "a
policia por ser Ia aercdlda. : ma d"
Ias prrsas 81 !e rccoFiG uaa nar?j" 1r
proporciones lc:r0mLnalrs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
Unos C~arranCiStas dan
2rmas los zap2tjStaS
a Gambia de CuerOS
FuerOn acasados los RESPONSE:
bles de este concrete que
per!G:diGa al gOblera0

PCEBLA. Novien5;e LA Jc
fatura de OperacioneS ANitares er a
E=tado ha diSpuesto que e an pry-
ceso contra dos .iat2s de fuerzas rv
guarnecen p.azaS Immediate, q Il 60
nc no .onrrolada por q. gobicHro
carrancista = quiencs Sc acusa de-.
delito lie psta- en- conniyenci4 an t.,
enemigo. al que Sc proporcionan nnr-
rrechos Dc guerra i cambio de aruru-
los faciImente comerciabIes que los
zapatistas int~oducen = las ~rcsione,
EN- cue aquellos operan.
La denuncia hecna 4 las auto:.!"-
DIES militareS supcriorcS Ia hic.eron
miembros de Ia Brigada NixJa Hi
dalgo' que era 4 las ordenes del ge-
neral Vicente Se&ura y que ahora
ha quedado convertible Ell IN regi-
miento. conforme 4 las di>posic.om"s
Le IA Secretacia de Guerra.
OficialeS Y tropa del cxprosado
Cuerpo hiciaron del conoc;miento del
general ViIlasenor que q corones
Aquiles Patrinos : eI teuiente coro-
mel Enrique Torres. jefcS de tuerZa~
auc operaban en- el d!srr!to de A.liN-
co. habian esta5lcc!do an concrete
con los ZapatiStas que meroGeahaH
NOV. Ios ar-edeao~es de- aoYe.1a noh;a-
c;5r consfsraoro dicro c~or,crr;o en-
- r~.ercsr,ic DO c,erns e. re- y CO.
bra nro6ucro aa l.< sa4ueos 1aDa.
tiscas, Dor oarcac = otras o,cmento<
de g-arra.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
No Sc oernliti6 dese:n'
barcar al Ing. BOla1os
C2c1O Ell YeFaCrAz
Z! eXpulsad0 de Cuba iu& caiiil=
cad0 como persona non grata
DOR los CarrarCiSIaS


Correspondence Especial nara l. i!iEN>N
EERACRUZ. Noviembra Ell
~inEericro mcxicano Emilio BolaNos
C..ho. aui~r "a. eXpuisado dc terri
zero cabaao Dor crdcn del presiden-
{, ~eoneYal Mario .NTcuocal no pudo
G~ascu.o"rrar en- este puerto. como
c,a g.: n~ro:usi,o. noruue las autori-
d.dr. G.. 10 p~roh:oirron De una ma
pcr. terminate.
-, nolanos Darmi,iC que Gcs-
.ro},.r... n.,.,rn - vsred per:ona
.,- .,r. -. Jii,ror las au;orida
.3... - iro,ri.r, may;c.,o opi.n pre-
...... ~, ,.a.,l, -, dccnmanros = M
4~orsas o,,o L. encron ~cytcndidos
NO.. a., ~on~asar-,,ra dol oobierno
~, l.. ..:,,,1,J No IN Ha-
r.. ...o .o,,., &C., ,..ri en- los do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = i~roeri.ro Be
.Iaao. Ca.ho Nafias-hc sito cHau!-
so5a m. 81 yob:p~rn lie 4 rcpubl:ca
!e Cuba Y m. eavio (. mi pals nro-
ncrcio~Ildamc pasajc hasta Vera
cruz. No pucdo rcgrc~ar . Cuba n!
puedo tam7oco continltr el viajc,
ror career de los c!emcntoS nece-
-ori.- - .Fur7.. c,1p Cuipvp rrprp-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
WE'VE 4 RADICAESE EN- san
ANTONIO

ACADIA de llegar q esta ciudad, pro-
cedente de San Pedro de las Colo
Mas, CoahuiIa, el senior Antonio Ca
rre6n, quien por algin tempo fijara
81 resideacia en- San Antonio, donde
tiene a u hijos educandose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
IN Faasgo De
sEes-TGgx euro
4 So ESpOsA
Sufrio DOR Ancs IL Maj Appetite,
hiigado SnJcrDeci5e 7 MAJ
de les Rirones.


Esrc ~marav.l}o=o u~z;anirn,c est" pro
duciendo magnitEcos resuL'acoS en- !&s
personals dtbiles agotatas y cersIcSas
Ae~oauauacloD lnpnialnoS GH- de las
rush1s cart de gc@ut-d aIabando a
Gran RrsJauraGur dc j. Salad y furih-
cinre d- ID Sangre. Iced @sta CARA : Sc
tunari Nusa.Toa%. y sd un4 vez mas
~ san Beni,o. Tex.
Pace Laboratories.
Chicago. Ill
Nruy Sehorea mios-Ea coatestaci6n
. gu arentz de iecha -: ms es grato mani
le,ta- : IDS. que e. Nuga-i n cS una
re4Icina eNcelcHte para el dotor de cabez@.
NAL aUct..o. h9ado entorpccioo. ma de
los nnonss etc. n: e5posG &c e,as ec-
ierrnedades desde hacia varlos amos. Y
n.,,;. Dr1baGo -GrIas TueLlcInaS SIN
oS,e3er resllrado. Pero ahora con e
.,l.I. ie Dlos Y desp45s con ci EaaTGvlnoSo
N.sa-Tonc. esii de! TODD ben y fodoa
esos males han huido como por eRcanto.
con SOTO un i.ascc dc 81 oendlta TAedlcina:
y outcra el Ser Supreme que IDS. Nlvan
mi. amos para conSueio y ah"Ido de Il
nufnan!daG: 70 poc mi partc. doy i Ids.
las mus IcpeuGaS gr2cIaS. G~ued@noo de
IDS. son TODD -cspeto. su ammo alto
Pedro r. MeIsndez".
- I'd. suf.e del Est5mago, EstEehi-
-n.en,o. Indigestion. Nlasta Cron:ca.
Dolores de C45eza. Sueho ~lntranqu'lo.
Nal A2e;;co. saGria. ..ial Al!cntO.
Dcb.!.dad \erviosa ; General. ), ID
sien,e ia.,gado t-Ero del cuerPo con1o
de Ia rsen,c. I'd. de5e Jorna- Euga-Eone-
e: saaravluoso dcp@raavo 4 i sanEce
> ses.aarador de ia s@lud. Nuga-lone.
es;a p~os.tivamcntc ~garanazado : res
,.u-arle 81 salad y de!aric saiistecho. de
no *. asi. co l. Drogues.a le d~evol"eEtn
81 anero. Nuc>,ra gGr2ntia "a cada
frasco. In nes complete de tra,erniento
DOR 500. 81 En- Ia Dsoeueria nc 10 tie7e
= IL venta .nantenos $l.JO. 4 Pcce
Laboratories. So 80. Q 50. CGnion s.,
Chicago. IL. > Le mand@eeros In tF"'-o
ycrIe DagaGC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07

CuaRdo necesite iibros en- espanol
3iriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-11s
\. Sta. Rosa Ave. San ANTONIO, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
DEFUNClONES

Braulio Garcia. de- scSenta amos.
Hospital de Santa Rosa.
Agapito Lopez, de 40 amos. esqui-
ma DE las Gales TETON ' San Jacinto,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
When You Are Stuck
Try This On Her-Will
Bet 1t Proves Effective

There's a pretty considerable sprink
ling of gents who are at loss as TO
what to say TO her, occasionally.
Sometimes the occasion arises early in
the morning, when there's urgent neces-
sity to draw her attention away from
the prevailing odor of cloves, or coffee
beans, or mint.
On other occasions there's natural
soul pressure that inspires verbal express
sion of her qualities.
To all such gents, we contribute the
following speech by member of the
Florida legislature when the bill for wo-
man suffrage was up.
Commit it to memory, and if it doesn't
get her, nothing remains but to trust in
the Lord and take what's coming to you:
when God made woman he sent His
angel messengers thruout all the starlit
realms of space to gather all there was
of beauty, brightness, enchantment and
l;rinity. When those angels had re-
turned from their harvesting of beauty
and laid their glittering burdens at His
feet, He began in their presence the work
of fashioning her.
"He wrought with the gold and glow
of the star-shining glories of rainbow's
hues and the paid silver of southern
moon.
"He wrought with crimson perfume
that swooned in the roses rubbed heart,
with pure, sweet snow a-glisten from the
lily's white crest and the fires and flames
that like flashes leap from the jewels
depth.
Then glancing deep into His own
bosom, He took the love which cleaned
there like some rare pearl beneath the
wind-kissed waves Of a summer sea,
made this into human form. and all
heaven bowed its head and yelled its
face, for 10! He had wrought woman"
We have no hesitation in saying that
this detailed account OF woman's creation
may touch the spot, when that old rib
story would be completely inefficacious,
even dangerous.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
Pointed Paragraphs

one way 70 get ahead is TO raise
cabbage.
That gifted athlete. the cucum-
Der. knocks man out after ne gets
II down.
A truthful man never makes
success as fisherman.
II YOU undertake 70 watch hypo'
critic give up all other tasks
Age is venerable In man and i
would be in woman were she ever
70 become old.
Success comes 10 those who make
M their minds to do thing ana
then do IL.
There are TOO many ladies and
gentlemen in the world and not
enough men and women.
when a clock is wound up II goes
but when firms business Is
wound up II stops.
when a puEilis, gets into the al.
vorce court II is for the purpose OF
having tho match declared on
Ice cream and bonbons may be
the food OF love, but bread and 20
tatoes occupy important positions
on the matrimonial bill OF fare.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
Politics Down South

In stumping his district, William
Schley Howard. Georgia congress
man. takes with him lusty Negro.
When he sees farmer at work in
the fields, Mr.. Howard stops the
buggy. gets out and introduces him
self As soon as introductions are
over. and the conversation gets 10
politics. Howard directs his Negro
attendant 10 take up the blowing or
other work on which the farmer
was engaged. and continue AT II un.
I'll the discussion OF the affairs OF
the nation In general and the mer-
It's OF certain member OF con.
gress In particular. IL completed.
The Negroes name r. Bait.--Ladies'
Home Journal.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
Mr.. Man, Look Here

Attorney Charlotte NJ. Jones. OF
San Francisco. declares that. after
the war. "polygamy viii not only be
sanctioned. but will be the means OF
establishing the supremacy OF WON
on In governing the world
Way of. Miss Charlotte
Masculine human nature won't
stand for II.
The fellows now being run by one
wife have plenty, and Tho fellows
with one wife who isn't running
them won't take any further risks.
And making polygamy justified
merely for promotion of breeding
will get kicked all over the world
by woman herself
Some other method for womsns
setting control ~ tho world viii
surely have TO be found " she
isn't already running the whole
shooting match.
Man" adds Miss Jones. is like
ly to be reduced 70 mere parental
factor Gents not yeti so reduced
will please stand up BE careful
not TO trample upon each other.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
poster, just taken down, which says:
voting Booth; Men Only"

poster, just taken down, which says:
"Voting Booth; Men Only"
"P. S.-Women's Place Is In the
Home"
All women in New York state were
obliged, two weeks ago, to register for
war duty and will be conScripted if neceS-
sary. as the government decides.
That is all right. but tremendous
campaign was waged by the women OF
this same state two years ago for the
right to vote, but the voters turned them
down and practically told them to go
about their business.
Their business" has changed with the
changing tides and now they must give
their services. as citizens, while being
none. though it take them out of the
home. into factories and wherever the
government sees fit to place them.
Unlike the United States, Eng re-
CARDS her women as people" and all
over 80 years will be treated as such.
But war service by women has been
rendered from time immemorisl. Tor
she who has produced the men to do the
fighting.
Therefore, is it not strange and In
compatible with justice, that govern
ment should be willing to demand and
accept all that one-half of its population
have to give. while Withholding from
them representation in that government
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
All Foreigners

Not one OF our national airs ls
American. America" was taken
from the English God Save the
King" Germans claim that the
English appropriated the tune from
The German national hymn. Hell
dir i'm Siegerkranz n so. then you
have England and America singing
a German air for their national
songs. Hail Columbia" Is German.
n was composed as a Presidents
March in 1888. by German named
Fyles. Yankee Doodle" Is a Dutch
song. used az harvest song among
The farmers. The Red. White and
Blue" was written Ny an English
actor. and The Star Spangled Ban
ner" by an English composer.-l-a.
dies Home Journal
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
Women From Whom the
Vote Is Withheld, Are All
Right For War Service

There is an amusing cartoon on the
front page of The Woman Citizen, new
official oran of the National Suffragist
organization of America.
1t is amusing because everyone knows
that equal suffrage has already the door
held opened and will push it wide at no
far distant day.
The state of New York. personifed as
a soldier in khaki, is hanging up poster
which says; Women Register Here For
War Duty; Six Months in Jail II You
Don't"
In his other hand he holds another
The Detroit times., 1917-06-30
The Old Gardener Says

This Is the time for setting out
celery 10 be used In late fall or
stored for winter The one sure
way 10 be successful Is 10 thor
oily soak tho ground where the
plants are 10 be set. IL the soil
can be made wet for depth OF
two or three inches. so much the
better. The plants will get
good start then and continue 10
grow with practically no check.
n S. better 10 trim on tho upper
half % the leaves II the plants
are very strong. and possibly TO
shear of the lower portion OF
The roots ~ tho same time. Both
Boston Market and Giant Pascal
are popular varieties. and Colum.
bian. altho nor so VOL known. r.
an excellent sort for tho home
garden.