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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
Loyal Order Of Moose

Although than 25oo new me%ssITs SsIns haSe ,Se
last three months this great lodEeLtine ~, Con
OF any fraterna order in the world-is no. no, .om .
tent TO r.st with this number, as ooon d.nd mew
Moose In Philadelphia by July leIl was pi'usen en
TO supreme Dictator Davis last fan me opvEt'
charter dispensation will expire on May 10
when II Is q certainty that the 800 desired neW
members win have been obtained This VII WI,
make n total membership Tor Philauelphlh i'o"s'
In excess OF twenty-five thousand.
Tho Supreme Annual Convention OF the LoNal
order Of Moose viii be held IN Pittsburgh during
the week beg nning July 30 Preparations are
being made to TAX" deleEation OF az least nuu
Moose f-om Philadelphia, including their peerless
hand Of hfty-six professional union mysicians
under tho capable leadership of Bandnastet
Slias r. Humnci Over $4,000 is already In the
general fund end nearly 200 members have al
ready Joined the convention club. This particu-
la wock promises to be one Of rare endowment
as Pittsburgh has outlined plan OF entertain
mcnt that looks very alluring.
The faw remaining ms-tgages on the grand
home Of Philadelphia Lodge are rapidly being
paid on and by the close Of 1917 II Ia extremely
probabe that the handsome lodge property 81
12l2-li-1G North Broad street will be clear OF
All incumbrance. II IL said that fully $500
UuO Is invested In the building and the FUR
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DEATHS

Elizabeth shipley. son Of late Asr.--.------
shipley. Of Baltimore. M,.. aged ssl snf
. u. m. 2G5i Tulip St I'M services
mount Gem Remains may be "Es,s vIen,ss
to 10 ,,ri}x p m, Mari, F.. Wed i
Elizabeth and late Thomas Il ssu, r.. ~
Relativts and friends Invited TO f,,n..osnn, ~
Tuess ~ ?, m ans rei'dence nn Of his e,s.
SNYDER. Suddenly. March . sr,.|
husband Of Kate ,, L.; Snyder. aged 4.
p. M. 632. Baynton st. Germ,ssvices
private; Remains may be viewed dMvo,ovn Mo,uo l
T sTEwART .ap q: :isdiS'9Mld'y idS II +. Third Month
saiiie and late calvert. Cardweli 1n 1n..s .srsad,3
aged -. Relatives and friends, Jams..D .Dasi1
Council No. ,7ee.; o. Q: L AZ, inVi,ss' inii,' g b
services, We'd. H. M. 1850 Trentca 70 ~
afttr s y. m. Pittsburgh papers viewed n
sWiLER0Suddenly y jobn q s,,,,S March J. E2iz.,
and friends invited to funeral ,s,,,. R.s3
i y. m, sons residence. W. Evere,.vicss
n. Both St, Int. Maytown. Pa, Tue. swiks|
gelo Tammaro, daughter OF Mars wife VIE q
Mazzeo, aged 30. Relatives and fr,n.u nt
g funeral, Wed. 7:sO a. m. mother,,'sa ~,
ception Church, Chelten and MagnoIl.st
THoRsEN. March / i,soFts MARTY
p. m, 202o MIflin st, Int. ArIinr,ln, Te, ns)
TRAINER. March 4. ai.o s oo,.
=. husband of late Emma Trsins, "
Notice OF funeral later. sntI
Vail; March 9 suddenly: John 4
and late Katharine Vail ReIatives s,a y.
invited TO funeral, Wed. O;s0 ana
iH!es,y.ertto,rd ave. High requiem mass HD :, q
oMAsLLACE.-March 2. al Baltiro,. /
John S, son of Sarah Matilda Wago.s
ShreNel and late J. VI. Power Wsllacs att
helatiNes and friends invited TO fun.,sa,y
ICES Holy Trinity Church, i9th and Wsn,sl
luTsj; WX;tSs,PT' p mi lot private n' n'
Relatives and friends invited ftSh 10 9 NARY v
$50 n. m. 2O2O Montrose st solsma% y
rIn9uiem ST Charlcs's Church 10 a w
wARDELL LL--March .. FRANK r . \
DELL. aged IL Relatives and f,i..A
James Ashworth Post. No. 334, q
Nvors I2lst Regt., Pa. Vols: Phlls p,n.
mems RELIEF Asso., invited TO f,inar,"
III; m, l4OS Sellers St, Frankford. In, N
.WEBB-March 1. MARY, widow :,
Webb, aEed 20. Relatives and ftsra.d
10 funeral services. We'd 3 n m oon,
ST. Int Greenwood TX of ~ wv
funeral - ZEN. 4
WEISS. March 2. JOSEPH q WIRE, /
ives and friends invited to funeral e.
VIE. Montgomery Co.. Pa. We'd, In
81 Ihomass Whitemarsh. Autos m,e, \.
from Chestnut Hill at Pose Valley io.sJ
MlDMAlER. March \. MAMIE, wiz y z
Nihmal"r. aged ~. Relatives and fris,a)
yited to funeral services Wed, On M No. ~
FORD aye. and Cottman St. Tacony, In,
nola Gem, "'' i"A
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ROYAL ARCANUM
Encouraging Work of the Associated
Councils and Hospital Association

The Associated Councils of Philadelphia
held their monthly meeting on Saturday
evening. The committee on reinstatement
campaign made an encouraging report
Every council has been visited according to
schedule and Il strong appeal made for
subcommittee from each council to aid in
bringing back into the order suspended
members. The Philadelphia district. having
pledged 2O0 reinstatements between Janu-
AIRY | and March 81 feels that it will
realize its hopes after having organized its
subcommittees in the various councils.
During the month Of January nearly 1000
aud these without solicitation February and
March snoud show a marked increase over
January for the reason that the campaign is
rrInstated without medical examination. A
special form Of health certificate having been
adoptrd is all that is necessary. The matter
of OF T2aps,s IN ,r associ3toms laws respecting
as wen as new laws recommended.
The Royal Arcangm Hospital Association, in
annual m"etnE on Monday last. with President
councils ropr senred The "fdcers and lIurySaI com
manifested in the general condition of this veTy
useful auxiliary. Of the order. The treasurer's
Of which s1572.S1 was carried over from last
term tern o pad out for ,res5me9t for members,
sncs OF hand teGruary $S Of siss7i5. TRis Ri,
sssoCiatiGn consists Of S262 members repre-,
pnsdelphia ls ana Vicinity The election OF Of
l'tIs r. SGltru as lollOWS: President. Daniel l.,
stewart; vice president, !. ID. Maize, TREASURER
Charles r. Walter; secretary. NJ. J. O'Connor:
trust,,s. N. 4. Darby. r. q. Spackman r a
Kronebergcr. ~ II. Bahrr, G. T., Seeley; finance
committee, Perry Grcenspan, Charles A. Pal
mer, IT, II. harrer, George Habgood, J Kath-
man.
Guarantee Council No lI1O held an imnortant
meeting at lts headIuarters. northwest corner
Broad and rilheri streets. The relnstate atement
committee is at work soliciting the return nf
members who recently permitted their rerti6
Gates to lapse, and have assurances from several
OF their intention to return,
committee was also appointed TO seek other
quarters, Hs present location must make wav
for the proposed Parkway. The present staff Of
onlcerS prom So one of the most active adm mis-.
tations in the history Of the council.
Girard Council held its regular stated meeting
In the Grard assembly rooms, %intn street ma
Glrard avenue, on Tuesday evening The moatinp
was largely attended. du" to special notice given
Tor the transaction of important busin, IS cnerI.
Ing the future Of this council Reg, nj kcrns
CARED upon. tn" several visitors for rema rks
under Good Of the order" brother Cioldsmttn
very interesting talk.
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KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Official Visits of Supreme, Grand and
. Other Chiefs to Subordinate Castles

Grand chief John f. BROMLEY. accom-
panied by Grand Vice chief Harry A.
Herbst, Grand Sir Herald 4. c. Stemne
Grand Trustee Max Trankner and Grand
Master of Records l.. l.. Gallagher. visited
Sedgwick Castle No. 23s at Chestnut Hin.
This was also the occasion Of an official
visit by Supreme Chief Dan +. Billmyer, of
Baltimore. Md. and he was accompanied
by Supreme Master of Records John b.
Trelbler and the grand sir herald and
grand vice chief of New Jersey.
The meeting was held in Joslln Hall. which
made by the. supreme chief, Grand chief and
SsstsI, oI Records ana Ps;t suprems pre- Su'Gi%f chsf
S2a ~ a supreme 'ef
Birchall and Joseph Arnold Past Grand Chiefs
son, John 3. PeaTce. Thomas j. MeesuIiey ifni
Dean J. Deskyne. J9seRRhh, :. Garwood, George
berry, John ". Hooper Harvey j. Iutz and
MStsr e. ss1s se crack Installing team Of
floor. which occupied considerable time and pro-
voked enthusiastic applause. Refreshments We're
served.
Grand chief Brounley; accompanied by Grand
Master OF Records Gallagher, paid an ofacis
visit 20 spartan Castle. No. 0I, of Frsnkford.
Sy SS the Grand cse Master Ufrf Of %%ds
ard Past Grand .t Chief ,,n1h Charles y Williams
on Wednesday eysnlus the Grand Chief Wis
S Hvs The Grand On cars SS
GERS, went 20 Del Fids Castle, No. 90. Tonight
meetings have been growing In Interest and
The Grsnl Chief viii shortly announce q list
of visits f< the remainder of his term and in
vltations w be sent TO all members 10 Join
him In thesy visits.
Darby Castle. No. 5Ie. although one Of the
new castles, is making rapid progress, the degree
tesm demonstrating unusual aptitude In exc
cufins the floor work. On sunday evening last
Episcopai Church. Darby, where the Rev. NJ.
Hoyt y veteran Of the Civil and Spanish Xmert-
=; E Z: i;;|:s. s..!s. R!sIsS Z. cs:'': n:
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CLASS INVITATIONS BY
THE JUNIOR MECHANICS
The Great Marlin Council,
Largest in the Order, Factor
in General Success

" large class mutation was neln VI lne
! room OF Franklinville Council. No. I3. The
degree work was eXemphed by the team
OF John H. Marlin Council. Representa-
| tlNes were present from Marlin tounc |,
Lewis Wirth Council No SO Geo. NJ.
Pointsett Council, No. S5 S'ophen Girard
Council. No. t44. and Dir!go Council, No.
| 1926. The following deputies and district
deput es were present: Henry Welenmann.
John f. Rue Jr., william e. Hahn, Fred
e. Weber. Howard Churnside. Arthur New
itt J, Thomas hewitt and William Ploss.
hG foTGs Tn9ts SSS MGHs s2se SHs
Clerk, Fred TresCher, John G.. kerns, Earl
SsS Ma@S Henry owyer 2ya goebh Be-
NM2Gfy' MSsSy GcorS Ssm MT 2mHe dmer dfg'SE r sya i r.
smp, Sd Charles T. pelks qipd Ls%t9g TackffT
WaIier%s' Ii%''A AfST remsrEs Ks made m BY gn'oTs nS the
entire assembly retired 10 the banquet room. The
s!sied q lie Tfotfswiag msmSers sf Thomas mas
SE EaWad EaaTrdHG Eer 6octSr t,S!'H2. Taderey S
llHll. Truman Bower, John W. Barrilale and
S9qa,rqG o C9@nG ~ sc4 sPsc GDf9 moGSs dS
!osset. the chairman Of the committee in
ch@5rse cTgres,sd his satsfsction ot the large
II. walters spoke on the life of Washington.
Amerlca Council is stll doing big things re-
ing. special committee that had charge Of
another INITIATION. Deputy Arthur =, g. Neyiu
is tRroush his nntirins wor, that he council Is
holding large mpctings ard forming class initia.
iIe roy ,99s degree, team from, JG6n r Marlin
Council will "X'mplify IN" work for its benefit.
A. large class initiation was held in the room
Gf ,oo Dirg" COUNCIL on Ftiday evening" When r,
Work on ths counSiI Mas Sxempiided Ry the de-
grI,cr team from John Z Marlin ,c9?,Hnc Thjis
un9"r IhG m term Of Conncilor y Jones wh" is
d" follow Lv proposing y large number OF can
Toe b charpc Of this class is as follows: William
rdt Ha6n,l 8nl Ihiisn Iiah4 Sr ana ar; aN. a. D.
T.. ): g. Thomas u. Walters. y. T.. 8 g; John
~. Rue Jr.. +, g: Meber. ~ Chnrnside. u,
served.
donn ,,,o IL Marlin Eo4ncnl nold social n,sht
r." ger,,s Of me rounni wr also reorE4niycJ
under the leadership nf Hariy Wcil"nnann manv
ihG Fuard viii nnra arsn bnromn one Of rhe
"rdcr ''' NV" N''''' ~ Wv '"''o'
The committee on rcrcption to the ,nombers of
mai VINO r5a %p Of Marlin Cn,nn
mot with the committee from john e. Arm,
mnnn WiIIiama as INN Rns Ir
Wayland Il, Herb and Albert NcidnRer; Arm.
= hudson ii RI SinnWmon ESD and charles
: Wallace Rrothcr Sinnamon was selected
anu hthFN .NellSnhhhn thr. s'cr'tarN ihe
= Shoycr ~ r,bnrrns "a Xv,f,srs I'D Imrr
~, q, 80 ~ aa,In't " anu ,dhh
w'nis and and Cisars VIII hs, be served and the John
Tho afair viii ha baId IN, Marlin Gouncu Han
sos ,A AleEhGny , anenqC ngS, Satqrday, night
E,oTv nien,bcr ~ mrscd to 'ssttie Sth he com
mitee when it n,oois on Tgssday ss,ar eyGning ts
wrt" ya my tc ShH ,rch Ihe
Al a meeting Of the general committee Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
Extension of the Order in Other States.
Starting With Maryland

The beautiful and significant name and
the true principles of American fraternity
of the state Council of PENNSYLVANIA are
fast spreading and being adopted by other
states, This self-evident fact Is estab-
lshed by the highly successful institution
Of Wabash Council No. 3, Of Maryland last
Monday evening in Baltimore when $50
members We're enrolled therein. The build
ing was overlooking with members and yis-
iting brethren.
The ,,SCe eSCsIIen, ini,,atOTy "a st9T Of Edward j.
ba in conjunction with its ceiebrst.S' Soinm Taa
exemplined the beautiful ritual in full form
Of the members o: the various councils repre-, riS
sented; The officers Of the new council are
Wabash Council banner council and they
promised 10 make the membership 1000 within
=, After the initiation state, Council Secretary
dent Of Federation Of State Councils instaiIed
Ms o NsW JERSEY G%
tarv o. the federation. and many other active
Ford received decided applause for his excel
lent address TO the members as to the great
starts under the, very best auspices ana with With
the very best wishes o: more than 200. 900 mem
"A district class initiation will be held next
1907 SSs nrOsf % street Re TGsn
No. Il; Chosen, Friends Council, No. So and
Integrity Council, No; s5s The work Of the
state Councillor joseph Price, sr., and will be
conferred by an expert and selected stan ~
officers from the various councils OF this city
All councils OF the district have been workine
will he one o. the most successful ever held In
the district.
star OF the Union Council. at 1902 South
Broad street. held an important meeting as well
az the thirty-hfth anniversary OF its Institu.
ton Mr.. c. l., Cadwallader was admitted 10
membership IN the council The meeting was
unusually well attended, twenty seven o. the
participants having been members o, the Star
years or more. 4 discussion arose concerning
more centrally located neishborhood, as most OF
the old time members have long since moved
phiisdelphia. yioga and GermsntowtIs- The
trustees rerort>d that WHILE no increase had been
sd: !. Tesss,s's ~ esr''s 'ss ss,a i
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LOST AND FOUND

CARD CASE-Found in the Academy s,.l
afternoon. card case containing small ~
money and sample. loser can have ~.
describing the property and paying FOR nv
Nertisement. 2OI Ledger Office
CASE--I ost at West PHILADELPHIA Stats,
black case: containing ladys watch and y
Finder will be rewarded II rettirnsd !.
Spruce street.
WArCH--Lost, silver wrist watch, with -
strap, In vicinity of Garrett Hill, Ross,1
Chestnut and Juniper sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
knights of Pythias

Since moving TO the new quarters at Bailey
Hall. 274s Germantown avenue. Cosmopoiitan n
Lodge No a33. has attained a new lease Of
life and hope. Its success during the last
quarter in setting peT S member G 3s was remark
aging. Brother knight visitors are gladly vel
past. at the next stated convention. March l2
Two andidates will pe entered In the rank OF
yesrs ol4 ard this barst Of enersy IA .ap. Ind.
rosss' ea@s ss,19S ysc saS.ys,Iss ssss Ss' ;tss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
PERSONALS

PRIVATE PARTY will sacrifice blue WIN.
mond solitaire earrings, about . csrsts
choice, sloO. MCCUTCHEON, 8ia IN
Building. Phone Walnut 1857.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICES
Members of the Artisans Order of
Mutual Protection who are seek
ing honors. At the top is Jacob
r. Jordan, candidate for NJ. f. mas
ter Artisan. In the center is
William +. Voorhees,, candidate for
NJ. f. inspector. Below is Frank A.
Chalmers, candidate for NJ. +.
superintendent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

has set the pace for his colleagues to follow.
Brother William r. Bailic unanimously
.t elected recordeg 70 Gll thc vacancy caused by
q Trgston was elected representative to the
Most Excellent Assembly and Harry u. Jack son
az alternate. Girard will meet hereafter at l62S
Arch street
The incoming most excellent master Artisan
has announced his official visitatOns for the
month OF March follows! March $, Apollo
Assembly; .. Northwestern Assembly: l3, Fra
teruty Assembly, at Lakewood, y. }. 10; Ideal
Assembly; 20. st pHul's Assembly. -, Trenton
Assembly; 20, Dorian Assembly. and -, Chester
Assembly
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hours per week; close Saturday at l.loL
ant surroundings. Brown * Bailey Co, ~
lin and Willow sts.
GIRLS OVER 10
Steady work; good wages paid while ksI77
Apply Griswold Worsted Company. parY
GIRLS-I.earners for light factory work; -
and good wages. 423 N. Sd ST. -
HOUSEwORK-white woman; general.
wages; American family. 63s oxford
OUSEWORK-Strong girl: no cooking o. q
ing. n. f. cor. 4Sth and Chester ave-.
MATRON--Wanted. a good, competent M1, M1,
room matron. beautiful place In fenns,Nj
mountains, near Reading; good salary
Ledger Office,
OFFICE ASSISTANT wanted. one who ",
stands bookkeeping: good opportunity lg
ing and ambitious girl, 5s, Ledger os.9
OPERATORS wanted on all parts Of VA
wash dresses: II YOU prefer worklns Y
nice. clean. sanitary, daylight factory ~,
with us and you will feel al home anu y
good pay weekly. Apply Biberman hf~'1
23d and Chestnut.
oPERATORS-Finishe trlmnsrs. tucrn.
all parts OF shirtweists; steady work Nv
pay; As hour schedule. The Hageoo'"~ 1
CO., Sd and Brown. ..4.-. -.
OPERATORS. experienced, on ladies' dressod
parts. skirt and body. Greenspan
n. +. cor. 18th and Arch ----.-.
OPERATORS. experienced, on, pockssteeocor, eoo,
card cases Apply Wolf & Co.. 30 n0'''
and Csiowhill. .--.---
SPOILERS, experienced on cotton; stead' =
423 " Sd ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALg
CASHIERS

BCRLERS and members on dress goods: 4,
work. 1918 y. Philip st. Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

Young women with experience for par.
time work. Apply Bureau OF Employ.
ment, 4l2 floor, before IL a. m.
sTRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER
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sTRAwBRIpGE & cLoTHIER

sTRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER
require experienced saleswomen for .m
shoe department. Apply Bureau OF ~,
ployment' Al floor. before IL a.
STENOGRAPHER - Young girl, Win ", R,
telephone voice. as assistant stenossrsspunrsr, snns,
learn telephoning patrons; splenuia iu'sl n
bright girl; salary to start 90
Marceau, 1909 Chestnut. ---,-----.-
STENoGRAPHER and clerical asss,srs assisn n
general office work. Apply In persSylS.s
letter TO II. X. MULFORD CO., olenos..,l -
STENOGRAPHER. experienced In manpgi'I'1
Co, 500 Chestnut St --.-.
TENoGRAPHER-One with experiein,see MA
by wholesale house. Address WIN ~
lars, A 206. Ledger Office. II,
fuckers. experienced on ladies' d
dresses, short and long endsi Wi,coA. -,
machine. Greenspan Co.. NJ H. wv
and Arch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

CHILDNURSE. must be experienced csr
one child . years old; reference. Phons
mantOwn 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

GIRLS WANTED tf
TO LEARN To MAKE LITTLE ClGAz
DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK :.
PAID 81 PER WEEK WHILE LEAKSA
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO
THIRD AND ONTARIO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

GIRLS wanted on folding paper box woIs;
hours per week; close Saturday at l:i9t
ant surroundings. Brown * Bailey Co. y.
lin and Willow Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

West philadelphia Councils last session was
conducted by Past Councillor Clarence Gardiner
The dart -uuoit contest committee reported that
lone Council was victorious in the games nlaved
at its headquarters on February 10, West Phia-
dclphia Council heat lone at darts, but lost
Uuoit game on February IS. The next game
viii he played az Iono's headauarters tonight
The contest is drawing record -brea king meet
inEs. A new candidate duly obligated by
state Deputy William Moore. Remarks were
made by Brother Moore, Of lone Council. and
Brother Richard Weyill The eighth me Of
the contest will he played at the councils next
session.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

deputy yerIry H Kehr. 6f. .Girard Assembly
~ Il presented with solid gold watch chain by
brother q. n. Giibert st the meeting on Monday
<<'~.,Is1r last. Iirard has very warm fe cling
6c1 H5rfkler kehr who has served II for the
# zjssss :u Ssz ~ WI ss1 lls'ss51, lSs5s1s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05

Mosf. Excellent Inspector Jordan addressed an
open meeting OF Chester Assembly No. is
hsr % residents q Chester present and several
ssnffsbis Deputy John l.. Ackroyd was In
charge Of tho splendid entertainment and sup
pcr.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06
THE HOME GARDEN.

College Park, July 5.-Maryland
farmers are taking especial pains with
their home gardens this year. They
are aiming to keep UP constant and
sufficient supply of vegetables for their
own use and for their local markets.
They are accomplishing this purpose
by adopting rotation of garden
crops that will keep every foot of
garden soil busy during the growing
season. In a bulletin recently issued
by the Maryland Agricultural Exten,
sion Service, S. B. Shaw, specialist IN
Horticulture, says: The systematic
rotation of farm crops has been adj
yocated for a number of years, the
principal end IN view being an i'm
proYement of soil fertility. A well
planned rotation Of garden crops
brings about this same result and, in
addition, accomplishes two other pur-
poses. 1t affords greater amount of
food supplies for a longer period of
time, and, to certain extent, Ii aids
in the control of certain insects and
diseases"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06
MEXICO EXPECTED TO
WAR ON GERMANY
Movement Fayoring Entente
Allies Develops.

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-06
ART OF A WOMAN.
Really More Suotie Than the Art of a
Mere Artist.

Technic is the very life and soul of
engraving To the en@raver nothing
is truer than Francois Millet's saying
that "art IS a calculations
Take the calculation involved in the
art OF making ladyS dress. u thing
Of beauty, though but a leeting joy,
as all Joys are The value Of con
trasted textures is here we'll displayed
The modiSte has host of materials
from which TO choose; but, knowing the
value of restraint, she is wisely spar
ing and judicious in their use.
Say ii is Il creamy white robe. The
mellow glow Of satin or silk upon a
setting of soft merino or serge en-
hances by their opposition the quail
ties Of each. \ necklace of PEARLS in
juxtapoSition with cloudy tulle or deli
cate lace CLEANS with a distinguished
radiance. While the shadows beneath
the brows and nose, SOttened by the re-
lection from the light material, are
much less pronounced than they other
wise would be. and the eyes. catching
up the light. sparkle with q greater
In the face they disappear. or. if not,
they are greatly modified, and the face
assumes a fairer and more youthful
aspect,
l have seen narrow strip of black
velvet ribbon encirvling the neck of
one whose face would, without this
startling device have shown deep lines,
as in ladies Of character and expert
ence But by this artful contrivance
the wrinkles vanish How is it posi-
BILE TO discover the wrinkles when this
far deeper wrinkle holds he eye?
Miliet counSels the artist to hide his
art behind his canvas. So the engrav-
er hides his behind his block. But the
feminine arts are past finding out; no
one knows where they are hidden
Timothy Cole in Century