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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-06
Five Million Saved
Gotham Women By
Drop In Food Prices
tAssocisted Press BY Federal wirslsss)

NEW YORK, March decreases in
prices of potatoes and onions have been
noted here since Monday. The total
saved TO the people of the city in the
fall Is estimated at about $5,00O,000 by
commissioner of weights and measures,
Harigan, He gives the credit of the
cut 10 the boycott, which the women Of
the city have been waging against the
dealers who have been boosting prices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-06
GERARD BEARS WORD FROM
SPAiN'S KING TO WILSON
(ASuoctatsd Press by Federal wirslsss,

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsssl
PARIS, March A despatch from
Madrid to the Herald says II is stated
that Ambassador Gerard carries mes
sage from King Alfonso Of Spain TO
President Wilson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-06
NORTHCLIFFE WANTS =. .
AMERICA ON HIS SIDE
hplLi
CAsaooic,sd Press BY Federal wireless,

I. . (Asaooic'ad rrssp by Federal wireless)
LONDON, March lord Northc1if,
fe, the noted British newspaper and
magazine publisher, in an address to-
dav NJ the American Luncheon Club
said, 1--WE would like to see America
in the war on our side.o .ah.,.. :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-06
Carranza Continues Mute Regarding
German Plot Against United States

Of Germany to embroil Mexico and
Japan with the United States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
@Or 7O Aa6rcn.

SIN Sabre iS47 trat in gan5 europa Elm 9dBja6r,
man f0nnte ait iogen cine 0mger5not6 ein. Soridj-
tioe 9egieumgcn ueribloiien lire @ren5eu Der Gerea
l;en.9luSiubr unO iuc6ten ocu Nusiua 9orniridcn
m0gdit ourd @inhbr 3u er9dn5en, wos oonas bel
oeu ipdrldb 0or6onOenen @iienbabnen ilnS 0onpfi6.
len nicbt 10 eniod mar.
Ga trat elmer Der gele6rteitcn nO geiIircden 5iin
tiGen Oeden &olfsmirt6e jener Gage au lo erfldrte
ir einem 8ude: Ser @ercoe6on0el", oaB es i'm itrf
ton Slime gar feline @uneersnot6 9eben f0nne on0ern
nlr Observation-Disclosures 3ice oerbinoertcn Dob
aus Sen @egenoen in oenen Ole grotrud]t i'm gegcbe
nen Sabre redlid gcuaden oas @erei0c nad) oen lln
giiniiiger bc6adten @eeenocn befor0ert perOe Secn
crit Die Gronsportnel beibaffen 70 fonne cs feline
3ungersnotb feline Sbeuertng un0 fencn @etreoemu
der geben oem oieer e nur bos @rgebniB pcrfe6rter
behrdnfter, 5opiiger wirtbdatspolitiider NaBna6
men.
5o iprad Scr wirtbi6aftldbe 2i6eralismus 0ur
fline 9e6rdnfung in Sonocl mo @auocl uno Grcoit
gcben imo Greotne6men Ser @loube an Die Grilteu5
m6gd5feit BON Sornpuder 0iir6 @ufbGufen bon @e
rei0cnaen miiroe inter Die neriten Nrten ocs Nber
glalibeis rongirt ma6ninniger ais ser Serengau6eu
Der ood6 in Ocn Oonals oligefommencn l6riiden uio
&Iopicn mrnigcnS cine 9lnologie fanO.
5cit jneS 9nd ii6cr Sen Gjctrci0cbon0cl crihicncn
iu0 fiinf So9r5e3utc VeriIoiieu Gie wrt6iAotlidle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Sln0cntcn as Nnrmnr6citcr

9ie1t cntnlttbigcnOe Gin0riide 6ot
@roieHor 9. &C. Niorgon, Scr Sefre-
tar ocs 9lder6au-@oaege Der Stats
llniucriitdt in 9crfeIcv, Californian
aif elmer 9iur0rciic Our6 oen Siaot
gemonnen. 81 fonO ndmlib, oob Oie
SohiAiilcr ais 6armarbeiter ocriogt
baben inO oaB ser 9lrbcitermonoel
in Californian nod INNER 81 i1me-
rem 9eior9niiien 9lnloB eie6t. Die
6nrmcr 6dben in 0cn meitaus meilten
ISGllen Die al iie geri6tetcn 9iuno-
i6reibcn un6eontportet gelaiien. gln
$4,000 6orHer marcn 5roge6ogen
geianOt noroen rnO meniger oIS
$500 9lnhporten lieien Elm. Ger 3or-
mer permag nod ni1t an5ugeben, iuie
piele SiilisfrGite er in Der @rnte5eit
6raudt, un0 er ibmei9t iidb oilb iiber
Die So6n- lnO llnterbringungs- 6rage
ans. Son 0cn gcrfelcDcr @o6l6ii-
lern wclbe in Oie Spargelfeloer ge-
ibidt moroen iin0, ba6en IN ie0cm
@omp MIR oht 1usgcboltcn lmo Der
%rofciior Ocnft OoB cine 9lrt militia
RIDES SDitcm cingciii6rt weroen
miiiie, I'M oie hngen Seute an Die
Sdole 81 ieiieln. lludb ii6er Die
}olfcrei-Sitlation IN Californian
iprud oer Eroieiior iib rc6t peiiimi-
itii9 aus. Gie Niild- uno Butter
preiie per0en ieiner 9lniidt no6 balo
cine falt uneridwingli6c So6e errei-
6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

5rei6eit mo @clueolidfcit maro ms
llnGemciicne gciteigert. IS ioate al
10 9laes in i60niter 0rOnlug iein.
0o6 in @irfli6feit pcrmog man fei-
ne 3eitung III Die SonO 81 nc6men
o6ne aif alogen iiber Scbcnsmittel-
mudler 3u itoBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Nnrcnn hcr etnhrnhnrdOrndls. 0pmmliiare.

Bureau Der StnkcHbnrdlUrn6s'Gum
Balt more, A. SUM 1917.
Sic StruBcnourcbhrlicbs9 9onmll1re her Snot
Baltimore MAIDEN biermii gcndB oen &oriDrits
ten oes Baltimore Siants@6artcrs bcfannt, oaB
Iie cine oeiuillirte Cite aller 5nQepro6eneI
@niitbdogungen. entiinnocncn llnioiteH ulto
5upeipro0enen Ncriber66bnHgcn nebii elmer ers
fdrenocn aarie nnicrtiaeir lieBen IN Ner6ins
bunQ nit ner GUnocnluirnua nno SdllicNnng
cincs EBeicS ocS 9cttce Der Namiltpn.Strnfc,
nit eincr @reite bon 40 SUB 6pi6en Court
Lamb mo St &uulsStrnGe, NendB Der an 10.
Widr5 1916 unicr6eidneien 8eroronng gtr. 80
bcs WiaOurs uno GtdotrnibcS BON Baltimore.
IS miro bicrniii beiannt 9eneben onB oiele
9iic ne6ii Der erildrcroen 6arie tertig9eielt
mn bcoliaDiet it, uio odb Der gia0or uno
Der Staotrab bon Baltimore, oDer rQcno cine
Berion oocr Beronen, Corporation ooer @ors
pordtoncn, bic nit ben 5ugeprobenen @nt'
ichdoiqnngen nno 9Sertber6DbungeH nn5uirieoet
iino, innerbalb orebi9 (30) Ia9en bonn D,
Stni, i'm Sabre 1917, Dem Gatum Der erlien
&cr1iienili6une oieier Neiannimonung llnles
rcrieiiS. aeecn oieieben nppelliren Lonnen onrcb
ihriitl6e Fciiion i'm Baltimore Staoi9eribie,
oieieS eruDeno, cine 5teoieip oerlelben oor5u'
Subn 81 Jlobinrttc
Nenrn Mi. @tbel,
6arrH u. 1icmcA,
GommiiIdre.
(snncnc H. 9lOo0ers,
CSuni512.f0.26) @lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Wnrrnn ben slrnhcnhnrdlbrndls.0 Is 0nmmlLIdrc.

gRrcan Der straRcuonrmbrndls.G .GummiiIdre.
8alti more, I. SUM 1917.
Ole SirnbeHourcbbrudS @ommiiidre Der
Gt00t Baltimore nldCben Diernti bcfannt, oaB,
HacDoem e ibre SabcQe iiber oie Gntindois
gngen. lluioiien liio gScrberDoDnngen be8ngs
licb Der Gpnocmuirnng nno SdllcRnng cincs
SBciles Der &lcniantsStrnRc, IN elmer Nreie
bon 49.5 SUB, 8ui0en @purilanos mo Ct.
&anIsirabe nebit ocn oarauf .be5ileIidcn enc.
9iilligen uilo corrigiricn erldrellocn Bldnen
rebbirt babcn, genldB ben Sorl0riien oes
Sblricrs ber Stdot Baltimore mo oer anl
10. Widr5 1916 unter5ciDneicn 8eroronung Jtr.
102 oeS WtuDorS nllo StdotratDs,
lie bicrnIii gtoii3 9eben, oaB beagc Tnbelle
uuo 3nrie au oieie g9eiie boueiloet mo be-
olnnbat poroen lit mo oaB Der Nlabor uno
Silnirntb bon Baltimore, ooer irgcno luel6e
seriun oocr 9erionen Corporation ooer @ors
poraiioncl, bic nit Dem 3uiprllc0 Der @niinds
oigungen oocr auicrleqicn gSertperpobungeiy
uie bier qcnannt, un5uirlcoen lillo, illnerDalb
nrcBig 500 TdQcn bonn 6ucitcn Eugc I'M
Snni 1917, ocm 9ainni Der erlicn bon ms err
lnlenen @er6iienilicbnng oicier Noti5, oGJe9en
olrcb 'c6riiilicbe @ciiiion an oos Baltimore
Ginoiqerd)t nppclliren nl1gcn iiloem lie eaS
Gcri@t um cine 9icOion oerlelbcn angebeiI.
SDDn s.. 0iubinCttc,
6cnrO VI. Tibcl,
SarrD 9 9iCmlcD,
@onlnIiiidre.
Gugene 3. 0ipbgcrs,
(Sum2.9t623) GIcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
EnoesfGne.

9lm H. SUM @iniam g. gui0man. SsrucIi4
tii0es Noipiial. ~ Sa6re ali
gm 10. Suni Wam 3. oppper gir 2l5,
YOuoon.9lbenuc 7S Sabre uli
glm -. Tiini Wiartin pOnd, oSlin ano
6anccr 0oipital" SO Sabre all
glm 10. Snni 9lo0cri q. N,chcrs, gir. 1888,
Siio 9enialuu SrnBc 46 SABRE alt
gm 10. Sllni WiarD " NOriiicg, yir. 500,
MISUNDERSTANDING. n Nahre oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Dim 0enidl.

aranficn. SlGa 4cnln aehe6ie Satin bon
Otto leuin, i'm guier bon Al Sdbren @as
NegrdbniB finoei an Sanliiaa, 16. Siuu, 8
ll6r Nlor9ens, bon iDrcr gSobnunq, II. 5traRc
iiir ibr 5ecenbcil mn 8 ll6r Mtorgens in Der
Ser5 SeillNirdDe, Neilcbnna ani oem sSer6
NciusSreobOie." (Suni15-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
g}arie giittcr

Gs arb am 10. SUM 1917 W,nric Bitter,
pelcbie Satin oes beriiorbencn @oiilob Hits
icr. I'M guier bon 81 Sabrcn Sie Irduerieicr
iinoct am Sanlitag, ll0r Na6miiiuoS, in ibs
rer 9Sobnuna ylr. 2036, Sit'Scocrns Strnne,
iiaii. @ciebuno pripai. (SunI15-f6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
(5umtt.t3,15,ts,2o,22)


Gs mcroCn 0lnnC6utc fir bic 2icicrnng BON
ichs 0nnbcrt Sanieuo 9IctinR Oitriii5irter
SDun.0Dnonitcn, mcbr oocr lpeniger, bur 8es
tubimg ieiens Der @ciirlcbeH Gommlion ge'
mdB ben bonn @0cisSHgcnieur erlallenen Spc5ta
ltidiioucil crbcicn
gluen glngcboen mrB Elm beglaubeier @bed
nes Nieiers aut cine p@lcdrna Souie 8anf ilr
100000, 5a6lbar an ben Widbor mo Siaois
raib oot Baltimore, beigeiINi iein
0brliCbe &roben Der Diirili5irlen Ibon@puz
oniien miiiien am ooer Dem Saium Der Seis
nunq Der gInQeboic eingereicbi uerocn, ipie es
Die Spe5iiintionen Oorldreiben
Sie glngcboie nliliicn in Iriplifni auSgeers
iiat icin ullo miilien oerieeell mo an benz
gHoaro Of gluGros, Care Of Jtidaro @pDnt,
Sim HcQiier" dorcliirt icin. Sie ntiiien bet
Dem Sidot Gcgiirdior in ieiner Office i'm Raibs
bauie Dor # nor &ornliiags am MiithpDdj,
90 Snni 1917, cnqcbcu
Sie @onirait 9eb1roc be6dli iid oas 9icdbt
Dor, lrgen0 eln ooer ale glngeboie 6uritd5us
mcilcn.
gscecu spc5ifrotioncn mo peiercr 9uSs
mnii lucnoe man ndl an
0ialciGb Is. SBumas,
Nbct. Sngcneur,
Jlotbbus glnnep Nr I.
@eiidiiet:
SDbn 0ubcrt,
innQ. @rdiocni Der 9ontrafi Neb6roe.
(Nuni0,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

Die militdriidc 9liisblouig 1T etpos mebr ais oer~
9aic. imo 6uB6oaiport lmo iteat an oe pbphen
@rditc ocS &efrtcn NroBere glniorocrlngen ais sic
agpriamii@p &otiouaPiec, Ger @}ilitaridriititeQG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

ghrcau Der StraReuourhbrnhs GOmmiii6rc.
Bul 1 m0re, 81. Wtai 1917.
&ie StrabenourObrmc1S Gunlniiiidre Der
St0oi Baltimore nllcDen biermi beInltnt. onB,
uaC9ocm tie brc Tnbellc iibcr Die 9ntlCbdois
quHgen llnioiien nm 9Serberb1bnnpen be8iigs
lid Der GunocmnrRng uno SmlieGHnn CinCs
Sbcilec oeS Settce Dun Scdurnno Court, nit
elmer Nrcie bon 20 SUB, 8pioben GOurilallos
mn St Ydlil sSr0be, ilcbii Den odrauf be5ii9s
icbcn enogiiliqen nl0 corrigirien erfldrens
ben %ldncn rcbioiri babcu, qemdb ocu BOrs
Driien oes Charters Der Siaot Baltimore
uno Der am 10. WfdrS 1916 unicr8cihneien
Seroronung DIR. 100 oeS WiaborS uno Stdots
rnt6s,
iic bermit gloii5 acben, bah bciaoie Tnbeue
inio Slarie nuf ocie gSeie boIlcnoei uno be-
qlaubi9i moroen III, mo Dab Der Wiabor uno
Staoiratb bon Baltimore, ooer irgeno melbe
@crion o0er @crioncn, 9orporation ooer @ors
poruionen, Die nit oenl 8uiprud Der 9nts
fcbdoigunpen oocr nuierleqicn gSeribcrb06uns
Qcn iuie bier gcnonnt un5uirieoen limo, inners
lnlb oreiBig 800 Tdgcil, bonn erltcn Sage i'm
Snni 1917, ocm Naiitm oec eriien bon ms
erlacncn @er6iicnilNnng oieer Hoii8, oGges
qen onrcb itbriiiide 4Seiiiion an hoS Baltimore
GiQ0i0eridi lppcllren nl1qclt. noem iie oas
@cri6t I'M cine 9ieOiiion oerieIbcn angeber.
Sobn g. 9iu6inctte,
ocnrN 30. 9hhcl,
SnrrD ~ 9lemlcH,
Gpnmiidre.
Gngene s. 9iObgcrS
(5uuts15,22) Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
0iuiOcuOcM.



Iunapolis s, NO, 10. 1unt 1917.
9ie Iransierrs giio6er oes Siadies Oiarblanb
per6en am 10. Snui 1917 eeicbIoiien uno am
I: Snli 1917 pieocr 9cDiinct 81 melder 8ett
ole alli Die oieniidbe Staoisl6ulo tdlli9en
bnlbidbrl1cn Sinicn 6ablbnr lno.
SoW ". Sctnis,
Sdabneiiier oes Siddies Unr0ldHo.
(Sunif618t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
pidtta fir Gtcucrkubler.

~ y IT VI I c, II. NlIII IUII.
&idttg fir Stcncr5nbler:
Siccr8aDlcr meroen 6icrmit bena6ribiiet,
oaB bic 1911 Sienern nul @rlllobclIb mo aue
Nrtcn perl0nli0en GiacnbunS, cniDlicBicD
NlicnditDcllcn mo unocren 0llcniDuns, bns
ieiicns Der SiaaiseuersGonuHilion abgeicDdbt
NJ ooer Der glDlDubug unierlegi, am l. ,Slll
1917, I'M Glidtano lio mo bon ienem Salun
3tnlen 6lr 9iuie bon leds (6) 4ro6enl pro
,SnDr ullo auberoem cine Siraie bon einen
O) &ro5cni pro Sa6r traecn.
gllle 1917 Sieuern, nd)t bis 6um L. Sill 1917,
be6ablt, iino i'm 3fiiaiiano mo oas @geuibunt
an peldles ioldle Sieuern qclcgi no, III oent
&erlnul liir Sieuerll ansgelebt
Gcln0e iiir Ge6nulgelt bon eiHeni franiirs
fen epuOeri begleliel, erDalien promplc gluls
Hcrlianltcit
gSilian g. @aoe,
SienereinllcDnlcr
(Suni1tt3151S20,2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
G6almere Cil & Gas GOmpamN, 9nc.

VVuWCTv III ~ VWV VUWVWWV1 0NI,
9riDritatss9tticn SiUiocn6c Nr. Q.
Ginc rcaclmdRi1e 8icrtcliabrSs Stoiocnbc nDu
2 &rOScnt iit niif bic &roritdts glfiien Der
D96almers Oil & C5as @pnlpanb" crildrt NOR
Die an SnmB oct 08ei6die am 90 SUM
1917 Qe6umi fno. Die gfiicnsle6eri1reis
buuoS @iic6er pcrocu bonn 2t sSimi 1917 bis
2. Mll 1917 eini@liebli6 beioer SoieiL ges
G6arlcs q 9plsicuo,
(Smit5--t9) S6aBmeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

lnnapoIis, 8, llo., 15. ,Nni 10l7
Se nm I. Sud 1917 fdaiQen balbid1ridDen
3inien oui Die 0ciicnilibe Sbno oeS Siaaiee
OarDluno perocn am mo nu6 Dem I. 9uit
1917 our6 Douglas s. Gbomas Stunts 9leen.
ten observation-disclosures 5irii gdtiondl
8am. Baltimore mo. 6abbar ien
SoBn Mi. Dennis,
10nbmciier ocs Stddies WdrDlafo.
(Slnit61S19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
eOnAOn 9earf Gcmetcrp.

O0NVtWinR0nn. Irebcrid N0pb-
0Iiircan: glr. IL 49cit,EdcarGn StrnRe
Ic0r10nBpldte hon S25 al, unter beitdnot'
per glnbt SdHliblunIci. G5eiriroe, %iIan'
Scn etc nN ih SrebhnuS an &nupis9inoanA
~ tnocn llnicr aaeni lpIro lrent Gcmiinirbt,
porlpreneN (9--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

GinlaOmus 5nr ct, @aul's Girdc,
GlbpctGde Yroaomab nilo Braii,GhaBe.
0icu. &nn y. SmnnB Gnilor.
Sonnlag Nlorgen: 1 bis IL llbr oeuiilD.
tgipn2h lSol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
6ricO66fe,
Baltimore (Semercrn.

NhrcGn Sanpt.gnenng JlortB-N1rnnC, 5ftll@
pDn Dcr m1s5trnRe.
BeqrdbHiBpl1be 81 berfcuieli bon $40 an.
@ci'ion nT", unicr iiumeriudbrcnoel 9luiiitbt,
SIS. 9oum fit 3 einin1e @r1ber @legdnie
Heue Hnpeue
Gn5crnciirnbengi gineane icSt ofien (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
airdjIidc SIn3ciocm.
OrciciniofcitS40irdlc

GormitaQs: oSie cjlei1niic Seiu"
QlbenoS: Scr leBic lbClos(SplicS5lcnii
0rclltoe oeuticbcr @reoiG1 iino iuiliommen
(SunitG-1D
Evening journal., 1917-01-27

burning the hair. and in addition 10
the curling Of hair the iron is euuip-
ped with heavy broad roothed elemen-
tai comb, which fits on the curling
IRON so that one can wash their hair
In the coldest weather and drv same
by means OF the comb on the curling
iron, without being subject to in
iuries from drafts, etc.
When through with the comb IL can
be removed with perfect safety.
The iron has a beautiful mahogany
handle, and is equipped with the
nichrome heating element, S-ft. silk
cord and porcelain plug, and the at
tachment to the iron is made by a
fibre plug, and special connection.
which is very easy to connect and
disconnect. and II is an absolute safe
guard in the operation Of the iron.
Metal parts Of the iron are very
highly nickel plated, silver finished
metal. and will stand long years OF
use. and is guaranteed by the manu-
facturer.
The National Table Water Company
will furnish Kiamensi Spring Water.
to be used by Mrs Fueling In her
cooking demonstrations.
THE WEEKS PROGRAM:
Sessions will be held every
afternoon except Saturday after
noon, at $50 O'clock. In addition.
there will be one evening session.
one or more, 10 accommodate
those who might find II impossible
10 attend during the afternoon.
The following tentative program
faN %
will be subject TO changes that cir
cumstances lead Mrs. Feuling to
make:
MONDAY-Lecture, Putting Home
on a Business Basis; Side-Stepping
the High Cost OF Living" demonstra-
ton. ham and bacon dishes.
TUESDAY-Lecture. Balanced Ra-
tion 100 CalOrie Portions of Common
Food Materials demonstration, des-
serts, bread-making, rolls; food story,
Making Commercial Grape Juice"
WEDNESDAY-Lecture Raising
Standard OF Your Market" demons
tration, cake making; food story,
Making OleOmargarine."
: URSDAY-Lecture. standard
lied Goods and Commercial Canning
the Emergency Shelf; School OF
Luncheons;" demonstration. emergen-
cy menus; food story. Commercial
Canned Meats and Vegetables"
THURSDAY EVENING-At eight
o'clock. (OBSERVE) Lecture. ~. S.
Government Meat Inspection" dem
onstration. deep fat frying. meat cook
ing; food story STORY Of Beefsteak
and Side-of-Beef Cut on Platform"
FRIDAY-General review and pas
try day; entire weeks work and label
reading: demonstration, mince pie,
French pastry, biscuit.
Mrs. Feuling will do no demonstra-
ting in the cooking line herself, but
will be assisted by young women from
the domestic science department of
the High School who, under her di-
rection, will prepare the various foods
and demonstrate processes.
Evening journal., 1917-01-27

can be turned without removing the
meat from the griddle.
There will also be given on differ
ent days by the Gas Company, an
lwantu Comfort Gas Iron, a Vulcan
Cake Griddle and a Vulcan Waffle
Iron.
In addition to these prizes the Will
mington. and Philadelphia Traction
Company will present, on separate
days. through the courtesy OF THE
EVENING JOURNAL, an electric sad
iron. an electric toaster stove and
an electric curling iron.
Description of these three prizes.
which should appeal TO each woman,
is given below:
Electric Sad Iron.
This iron is made by the General
Electric Company. largest manufac-
turers Of electrical manufactured
goods in the world Iron Is regular
weight used for household purposes,
weighs six (6) pounds is full nickled.
with the base of the iron niclSeled.
which insures smoothest working
qualities.
The electrical element Of the iron
is guaranteed for FIVE (5) years, and
is replaced, without cost, II burned
out within that time.
The nickeling is known as quad
ruple plated silver finish, and com
pares with any piece of silver in looks
and finish
The electrical element is made from
nichrome wire which Is the greatest
heating conductor known, and the
iron will stay hot a long time. even
after the electric energy. which pro-
wdes the heat, has been turned on
The iron is guaranteed by the VIII
mington and Philadelphia Traction
Company, as well as the manufac-
tuerrs. Il is equipped with foot as
bestos cotton cord, with plug at
tached which is also highly nickeled
and finished. They can be easily dc.
tached when ironing.
The iron regularly sells for $3.50.
Turnover TOaster Stove.
This stove toasts two pieces OF bread
at one time, TO a golden brown. does
not burn or dry out the bread. Bread
can be turned in the toaster withou,
touching with the fingers by a special
attachment, which is made right onto
the toaster.
Metal parts are highly nickeled, and
tray on top of toaster permits keep
ing OF toast hot while additional
pieces are being prepared.
Toaster is made by the Westing-
house Electric & Manufacturing Com
pany. and is guaranteed by them.
The heating element is made from
nichrome wire which gives the great
est amount OF heat. is equipped with
a porcelain plug and s foot silk cord
Toaster can be used right on the
breakfast table by even a child.
Toaster regularly sells for S4.25.
Electric Curling Iron.
One Of the most desirable of all
electric appliance. ana the appliance
most sought for by particular women
for their hair dressing as one can
operate this iron without scorching OF
Evening journal., 1917-01-27
A Night at the Settlement

Work al the Peoples Settlement
this winter has increased and each
day and night witnesses the meetings
OF various clubs and classes. which
together with socials and games
keep the stan of workers at the set
tlement constantly busy AS a COM
munity centre the Settlement is a
pronounced success. During the day
and evening several hundred young
men and boys, young women and
girls gather at the house to enjoy the
amusements to be found there.
A peep into the Settlement last
night revealed one group OF
young men playing billiards, an
other playing Switchboard. a number
were playing or watching a basket
ball game in the gymnasium, while
others were grouped around the
cheerful "get-tOgether'' room reading
or talking quietly Each evening at
the Settlement is given over 10 the
seniors. There are several boys
clubs. including the MOhawks, Stew
art Athletic Club, Young Americans.
Kelly basketball team, Shamrocks
and few others. each of which is
composed OF youths ranging In ages
from IA TO 81.
The facts that last summer the
attendance on the Playground was
"a 600 and that the entire attendance
at the Settlement has been over $4,000
are sufficient to assure anyone as 90
the excellent work which the Settle
ment is doing However, not only
IS the settlement socially a boon to
the neighborhood, but it is also doing
an excellent educational work among
the people in its vicinity. The medi-
cal dispensary in which three phvsi-
clans OF the city have volunteered
their services, is kept constantly
busy while the various industrial
classes have a full registration
We like 70 have people come down
and see for themselves lust what sort
OF work We are doing" sad ono ~
the workers Of the Settlement
in speaking to a representative Of
THE EVENING JOURNAL who
dropped in there the other even
. ing and she added that more could
be done If there were more funds Ia
do with" And it was shown how. with
the growth of the ne 'ghbOrhood the
work at the Settlement has broadenet
and increased TO remarkable de.
gree.
Every Saturday morning there is I
Evening journal., 1917-01-27
PAID FIREHEN FOR
WILMINGTON URGED
W. ]. Lutz, M. F. Cannon,
James Logue, Commits
sionerS in Connolly Bill
EMPOWERED TO BUY
COMPANY APPARATUS

STAFF Correspondent
DOVER, Jan. 27.--WilmingtOn will
have a paid fire department if a bill
introduced by Representative Connolly il
the House yesterday afternoon becomes
a law. The change from q volunteer tC
a paid fire department would 60 into
effect Immediately after the bill be-
comes a law.
The act provides for three commits.
sioners. William j. Lutz, Michael +
Cannon and James Logue, for two, foui
and six-year terms, to be decided by lot
to take charge at once OF the fire de.
partment administration At the expi-
ration Of their terms their Successors
are TO be appointed by the mayor fol
six-year terms. Each would receive
5000 q year. The first duty Of the COM
missioners would be to select a perma-
nent chief and other officers of the fire
department, the necessary number Co be
decided upon by the commission, which
is 70 at once assume the same control OF
the fire department as Council now has
the volunteers TO continue in service
until they can be replaced by paid men,
Appointees would serve at the pleasure
Of the commissioners, who ARE to fix
their pay.
Immediately after the passage Of
the act the commissioners are re-
quired to communicate with the sew
eral fire companies relative 10 the
purchase Of such Of their real and
personal property as may be desir-
able. II satisfactory terms are not
agreed upon, the property can be ac-
quired through condemnation pro-
cedings, each side having the right of
appeal The money required to make
the purchases Is to be paid by City
Council. which also, after the com
missioners have acquired the prop
erty, is 10 pay the Volunteer Fire
mems Relief Association, $25, 900. All
bills contracted by the commissi ioners
must be paid by Council. The COM
missioners are to render an annual
budget and Council is required TO ap-
prOpriate at least $4,000 a year for
maintenance Of the department. Sick
and death benefits of paid firemen are
provided as follows: To a widow
500 a month; each minor orphan, 50;
mother. sister or other near relative,
amount to be determined by the com
mission. A committee of five MEM
bers OF the Legislature two OF the
Senate and three Of the House, is
to be appointed TO aid the commits
sioners in establishing a paid fire de-
partment and to report to the next
Legislature.