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KAPITOLA XXXV.
ZOufalstvi. :

Emil, re Sc teZce rOZnemOhl -
Elnisto vsak ably Sc toho byl We
sve osamelosti lekal, naplnova
la jej choroba ia radosti. Tato
horecka zdala Sc mu byti Ste
|stim, pripravovala jej pomona
hlu schopnost jasneho premy
sleni, dodavala duchu jeho tu-,
peho klidu, brala mu pamet'.
Trasl Sc zimou a rezel ma po
hovce u sveho loze - nepotfe
b0val niceho krone vody nebot'
neukojitelna zfzen spalovala
mu hrdlo. Zachvevy mrazivky
trvaly dale, vedomi mu stale vi
ce mizelo a ustupovalo trestivo
sti a nesta' 'stny mlady muz blou
znil spdsobem nesouvislym, a.
Sax stale o jistem predmetu.
V teto matenici predstav, pri
'nichz rozum nebyl vice vud-
Gem, iby4o jmeno Feridie We spo
jeiii jeho znicenym stestim a
pax datum dvacateho pateho
ceryence co Sc zdalo jej zaby-
vati = onoho dine, v kteryz mel
ukazati, .ze neni clovekem ne
patrnym, bezejmenym - a ny
n! byl tax zbedovanym - byl
lEitim.
0 tom tax pro sebe promlou
val. Potom tazal Sc, zda-h ne
znamy lekar, ktery plody, po
nichz on sam bazil, sklidil, take
byl -nabadan ctizadosti neb la
skou k takoveto praci.
''Kdo jest omen clovek?" ta-
zal Sc sebe sama. "Je-li pax
mlady neb stary?"
Neslysel jeste nikdy o lekafi
tom. kdyby byl vsak lekaren
znamym byl by O mem Emil We
del. Pred dnem uverejneni to
hoto duleziteho objevu take nj
kdo nevyslovil v kruzich ucencu
Jmeno doktora Senechala. To
mu tax kmitalo hlavou pro-
pujcovalo jeho mySlenkam ne
urciteho vyrazu. Potom splyva
10 Sc jmenem FTeridie jmeno do
ktora Sugorela a take jina jme
la pfechazela pres jeho rty, o.
10 jeho .bratra, jeho otce, Lydie,
zqiaste casio jmeno bratra, -
ktereho tax velice milval. Casio
take m.uvil O cestnem zavasku
v ktery byl vessel S Muradem: !:
"Dnes den dvacateho pateho
Gervence = zivota sgt = It's
nen chudobou = koncim muj
zivOt -"
VZdOr onemOcnenl a Zakale
| nemu svemu vedoni citil slime,
re mu odhata slava z vynalezu
jeho plynouci, re jest premo-
zen nepfiznivym osudem a re
must zmizeti re sveta, vyha-
men jsa svym cestnym zavas-
KEN - nebot' byl odhodlan re
mf:ti, nez ably ma sebe uvalil
podezreni mike vypocitavosti
a prospecharstvi. Musel zemrit
= tax Sc mu myslenky vtiraly
- osamely, opusteny, nemilo-
vany = zemriti jako bidne
stvoreni,' aniz by byl jeste jed
nou spatril rozmilou Feridii, a.
niz by byl mohl postavu jeji je
ste jednOu prlvinOuti ma svou
hrud'!
Nadesel vecer. Emil stale je
ste lezel v tomtez horecnem pb
| blouzneni. Zatim upadi We spa
mex podobny stav, vsak plny
desivych snu, jez jej vice una
vovaly nez bdeni a ami te9u ami
'duchu zotaveni nedopraly.
| K pate hodine otevrely sc
dvere jeho pokoje ma prahu
| cbjevila Sc zahalena postava.
Eyla to Feridie.
| Mlada orientalka nalezla
vsechny dvere zotvirane, dive
re domovni - a veSla. Nepot-
kara nikoho a jsouc udivena
mad touto prazdnotou, sla dale.
ZaklepaIa ma dvere. salonu,
vstoupila nenalezla zde nlko
no, rovnez tax pracovne a v
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Y Verna laska
aneb BOZ @ MILIONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary

Stala ma prahu chvejiv Sc, ia
ko by Sc nedvazovala jiti dale.
Emil blouznil dale.
Feridie pfiblizila Sc zvol-
na k ldzku.
Mlady n1uz byl bledy, zsina
", velke krIpeje potu vyvsta-
valy mu po celem obliceji -
dusevni rozruseni vyzivalo Sc
vsech, jeho rysu.
Go pax Sc to zde stalo?" "a
septala dlvka znepokojena. A
naklonivsi Sc k nemu, snazila
Sc porozumeti tomu, co on me-
souvisle promlouval - snazila
Sc sestaviti prervanych SLOW
nesouvisle v6ty a pochopiti co
ubozaka tax tezce tisni.
Jmeno sve caste zaslechla,
rovnez zminku O zmareni jeho
nadeji a dnu dvacateho pate
10, servence.
| Feridie z3hy pochopiaa vse.
Porozumela, re 81 Emil zoufal,
ze jest horeckou zmitan, pone
vadz sc jeho nadeje zvratily =
videla re sc mlady muz polka
da "a ztracena.
proc vsak? Pro jakou prici
nu?" tazala Sc sebe same.
kdyz jej vcera opousteia byl
| 81 lak jist sveho uspechu a hoto
vii Sc dokona4i posiedni kus
prace, vysinouti Sc ma posledni
stupen zebt.ku slavy. Byl TAX
St'astny, p.ny vitezoslavy, pl-
ny !asky - spolehal Sc ma svou
vudci hvezdu = natahoval tax
rka ruku po SVEN stesti = a
nynl nalezla jej zdrceneho ma
lGlku kofistl nejhroznejsi ho-
recky, TAX Zemdeneho a zmene
neho re sotva byl vice k pozna
I'M.
Jake jen v tom vezi tajem
stvin vyrazii&~diuka re sebe.
,."Zda sc re jest prom vse ztra
ceno - chce zemriti!"
! To 81 vybrala z jeho innate
nych reci.
'Nikoliv, Emile zaSeptala
nyni, "nikoliv, ty nezemreS!
kdybys mel zemriti - musiila
bych zemriti ja!"
A uchopivst sc jeho ruky no
reckon Sc chvejici, tiskla il sa-
ma rozcilenim Sc chvejic mlu
villa k nemu:
Emile, Emile procitnete!'
Nemocny vSak niceho nesly-
sci. Mel; v tn chvili oci zavrene
a jen dale bouznil.
''Emile!" pokracovala. "Co
! jest vam priteii = CO Sc vam
prihodilo? Proc pax 81 zoufa-
te, kdyz vas prece miluji? E
mile, pohlednete prece ma me
Emile, zaprisaham vas, promlu
vte jedine slovo = dejte mi Sc
be mensi znameni re mi rozumi
, ,te."
Emil otevrel oci.
ustraSena divka to videla
Sepotala meme:
Emile, neznate mne? ia
jsem Feridie = Feridie, kterou
lnilujete a ...:.cc-.:az :. v,l.5 .lilujc.'
Nemocny neprichazel k vedo
mi - nepoznaval il. Vypoukle
jeho oci byly ztrnule a vyrazu
proste. Zdalo Sc, re vidi okolo
sebe reco straSneho, co jej ma
padnouti chtelo.
/ Mlada Orientalka byla jata
hroznym strachem = stracho-
vaGa Sc, re u milence jejiho Wy
buchne silenstvi.
''Nema-li Emil zemf1ti, musi
Sc mu dostati nejpecivejsiho @
setfeni, nebot' jest tezce memo
Gen." pomyslila STA hned "a
zvonia, doufajic, ze pfivola
slouziciho jenz Sc snad zatim
vratil.
Kdyz max nido neprichazel
a ma opetopne zvoneni zadny
| clovek Sc neobjevoval, pospisi
1 la Feridie k domacimu panovi a
prosila -jej, ably co nejrychleji
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f Jak snadno lie vyhrati val
ky, vynasel starry Dohnal svym
"ZAZRAtNYM ELIXfREM",
kterouz narodni operetu sehra-
je TYL v nedeli dne Is. z6fi "
G. N. Sini ma Broadway. Pred
prodej listki tamtez v obcho-
de p. Vacka.
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je.-- ackoliv jejf zde nepritom
nst byla jen kratka, Emil il pre-
ce jen vyuzitkval.
Nemocny povstal a vravoraje
dostal Sc v snivem SVEN stavu k
sto1ku - jsa zsinaly jako mr.
tvola a maize oci daleko vyvale
ne, otevrel skrln a vyndal' z nj
bambitku, jiz nynf drzel v ru
ce a chyeje Sc, ojeji nabiti Sc
pokousel.
V tn chvili Feridie Sc vratT.a.
Nldela razem pochopila CO E
mil zamyslel - re ovladnut .jsa
utkvelou pfedstavou, zastreliti
Sc chtel. Vyrvala. mu zbratl z
rukou, odhodila il daleko cd Sc
be objala pax vravrajiciho a
nevne jej drzela.
Nechal 81 vse lilbiti, nebot'
nevedel, co Sc MIN dele. Feri
die cltila sobe sflu, o jakez do
sud nemela tuseni donesla mu
ze, jenz nemel vice zadne Via
stni vile ma lizko.
Nechal sebou nakladati jako
by byl malym deckem. Potom
vsak Sc pozvolna staval svehla
wynn a pokousel Sc nekolikrate
o vprostenf Sc z objeti divky.
Spatfil v jednOm koute pokoje
bambitku, jiz Feridie prve cd
hodila a vsechny jeho smysly
tahly jej nyni ku zbrani.
Divkasvsak mad MIN bdela a
ami ma okamzik Sc cd neho ne
lvzdalila. Seznaila, re jest velmi
silny, kdykoliv Sc pokouSel je
j odstrceni.
knecne prisel lekar, mlady
muz asl tficetiiety, male posta
Wy a osmahle pleti.
Nemusel nemocneho sveho
kolegu podrobltl dlouhemu ohle
dam. Ldal Sc, re jest blizek mo
zkOve horecky - choroby to
nanejvys nebezptcne, ktera Wy
zadovala nejveUsl pece a nejpo
zornej jsiho hiidani. Sdelil to re
rloii, pax narldil echo jest zapo
trebi a odeSel.
Kdyz Feridie Opet nemoc-
nym Osamotnela, zmocnila Sc il
yelka starost. Nemohla zde We
vile dele zustati, aniz by o tom
nebyla Zpravila Sveho bratra,
jenz tax jiz jejim 1neskanim
musel byti' znepokojen. Napro-
Il tomu zdaio Sc il, re Emil "a
pece dobre oSetrovatelky n6ja
Ike byl by jiste smrti vydan. =
Myslenka ma to utkvela il pOu
ze ma okamzik v hlave. Videla
lien jedno vyhnuti a to by.o snad
ne = prevezti totiz Emilia do
palace Muradova. Tam by mo
MIA nemocneho S Fatmou osetro
vati, neutrality by jej ami ma o
kamzik z oci, zachranily by jej.
X tomu vSak musel Murad
drive dati sve svoleni a proto
mu Feridie lined dopsala.
Domacl pfisel, ably sc pozep
tai po stavu nemcneho. Feridie
odevzdala mu psani a prosila
jej, ably bez odkladu obstaral
die adresy.
@ hodnu pozdeji dostavil Sc
sam Murad. Feridie podala mu
zpravu O vSem co sc prihodilo a
o Gem vedela.
Murad mel ku sve sestre nej
vetsi duveru. Nepokaral ami tai
ny jeji styk s mladym lekarem.
A rovnez duveroval slechetne
povaze a opravdove lasce mia
deho muze pres prilis, nez ably
byl mohl uveriti, re Feridii hro
ri nebezpeSi, kdyz Sc u neho ma
leza, z te priciny take souhla-
sill s navrhem sestfinym.
Jeste v tyz vecer nalezal sc
Emil palaci Muradove, osetro
van jsa obema sestrami.
| Nemoc propukla - ku po-
orazdeni mOzku dostavila sc
nervova hOrecka.
! Pc pet, Sest dni nalezai sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
4 DISPLAY or SUITS
FOR THE WEE MEN FOLK
Junior Can Be PdtrioticdIIy WcH
Dressed and a Joy 10 His
Mothers Eyes

The busy mother has difficulty in spar
ing time from her many. many duties
to run off for a good old-fashioncd shop
ping tour. 81 am sure she will cNclan,
that there must he all sorts of boys
suits from which to choose. hut il is 50
difficult TO know just where 10 find
them :" And so she will keep pretty close
10 ono style with the hone that, a little
later. perhaps. moro time can be found.
TO you who arc so situated the dis
play which was discovered on a little
adventure recently viii be real joy.
You need steal away for only a short
time and when you return you will he
radiant with your success: aud sonny
boys little heart will he gladdcncd with
his wee new suits.
Perhaps you will select a rouEtSh
white sailor suit Of heavy wash goods,
with long full trousers, and MILDLY
blouse under tho square collar Of
which a black tie is brought around
into sailors knot. This style can he
had in several sizes, and the price IS
slightly less than s..
or perhaps you will prefer a practical
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
Free Dressmaking Course

To the Editor Of WouGu'S Pace.
Dear Madsm-HsvinE read your answers
TO problems and knowing YOU have hclned
many. ! come TO YOU with mine. 7 am
a girl who has always been anxious 20 learn
dressmakinE. OF course. 7 have u little
time through the day TO spare and about
three hours at night, but cannot afford the
expense 10 80 through. Could you tell me
n there is 2 school OF any kind that gives
Al what age can a girl be her own boss
and At what age can a girl marry without
the consent Of her parents IN this city?
ANXIOUS.
There are free dressmaKing courses
given at night in the public high schools
The classes meet from TO 2 o'clock
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings. These courses are given at the
william Penn High School Fifteenth and
Mount Vernon streets; the South Phila-
delphia High School, Broad and Jackson
streets and the West Philadelphia High
school, Forty-seventh and Walnut
streets There are no qualifications for
entering
girl may marry without the consent
n her parents at the age Of twenty-one in
Pennsylvania. She becomes of age at
twenty and is legally her own boss"
This should not mean, however, that a
girl should consider herself above taking
the advice of her parents Twenty-one
is really very young, after all, and II
seems TO me too young for girl to de-
eide all things for herself when there Is
a wise mother within call.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
Bread Is The staff.
but Potatoes the CrUtCh

Bread rs the staff Of ufo. but YOU
can make "A very good crutch Of pota-
toes
That is TO say. the need of tho human
stomach for bread can bc very largely
satisfied by potatoes ir the idea can be-
fixed in tho mind, tha, YOU aren't getting
cheated OF any necessary food material
It is as much a war measure to cat
notatoas at thts time as il is 10 manu-
facture shells or give your money Tor
the use Of the Government
II is Of vital importance to send wheat
across the sea TO TIA" armies and the
Allies We are short Of wheat, Wc haN"
great quantities Of potatoes. Potatoes
arc NOT such good travellers as wheat
consequently we must cat the former
and send the wheat on the long danger
pu- Journey to tho war aCno. Wher" II
will he received az a necessary factor OF
success
The war cannot he won without food
over there.
Wheat is what they must have, is
what We must send. Eat potatoes IN ll"
stead. In America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS

I. The under uart Of u double boiler can he
used to boil eggs or small vegetables
while cereal il cooking in the unppr
pnrt. In this waN saving in fuel il
effected.
>, The lately patented faucet attachment
which produces snaD SudS whPV tho
faucet II turned on il - CUp Glled with
SCran SOAP. The bottom NJ II j. ppr-
f0rated and when snBpN water il
wanted for the dishes tho Gun H. swung
forward 10 pOsitinu under the nOw inc
water. " eau he swung away Nhcn
clear water is wanted.
2. "Sh0rts" and "middlinEs" are term.
applied to the interior parts Of the
wheat berry which are sPnarated from
the wheat when white flour is made
They include the germ.
I. thrift stanln party suggests itself for
the up- -tO-ihe- minute, wartime enter
tainmPnt. Thrift STAMPS are given ms
nriIPs and games having 10 do with
si-ts in drawing thrift stamp from
line war savings iinElPs
j. Mrs. EmmeIine Pankhurst il the leader
nf the NOman's Social and Political
Union IN ENGLAND. She was formerly
noted for her hunger striking, but
since the war has come Valiantly to
the aid OF her country.
G. The fence collar j. the outstanding wired
runle Of OrEandie women have worn
with high favor, Now the idea has In
yaded the millinery world and the
f"ncc collar Il seen SURROUNDING the
crown OF the newest hat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
Engaged TO German

To the EditoT OF " oman 8 = uDf'
Dear Madam am Eirl eishts1n ie,,n sGSTS D,i'
not a citizen Of the United states lie pro;
Rim iso but 3 mo now III he thinks because Bee he cant
come on certain nights that | should 81 IN
every night he doesn't come after working
Ard there he never takes nc, ,..-,..,.
He gets angry when ! keep asking him TO
take me Since 7 have been CnEaged
several times have thought ] should oreSs
my engagement as | don't think ! Gould
ever get along wit6 MN, Slso 5S because Ss sn ""
There are several young men where ! WORK
who invite me TO shows Do you think u
weuo Nc Some Se aSyiee SGHS Do @ You thnk should svs
back and tell him without hurting his feel
marrying an alien enemy during these hard
times Of war. I am a constant reader, ana
thank you for any adTpcsii E3iG9 ar RTrD rat
Frankly. my dear, ! do not think you
can be in love with the young man. II
with others. nor would you ask advice
on the matter. When girl is engaged
there is no reason why she should not
occasionally go to the theatre with an
other man If her .fance has no ohjec-
tiops. IT, however he has. and the girl
hurt him nor make him jealous.
The fact that he is not with the
United states, too. must make things
very difficult for you. ] cannot think
YOU do care for him, and even though
giving him back his ring cannot help
hurting him, If he loves you. IT is better
to tell him the truth now than to marry
him not loving him as you should, and
then perhaps be unhappy when 1t Is too
late.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
ADVENTURES WITH A PURSE

brown norfolk suit, also Of b,or
with straight belt OF N. ~
and with collar and cuffs Of whit, -s
should prove very scrviceable. tor t.
dark enough not to become essiv ~
and what an item that is with tbos. nav
folks! The price is only SsIo "''
Again, it is quite probable ,,,,
suit which will most appeal 70 yo, W.. y.
he the simple little poplin. with ~. m
pink trousers. very straight ana ,"'
ntsh, which button around tbo u",
with largo pearl buttons to ,s.
shirt Tho shirt is plcstcd oys, .,'' [
shoulder, and a few pink sro,,Le
stitches relieve tho plainnogg acro,, ~
front. Tiny collar and cuffs mat.
color OF the pants and the price is =. tue
Perhaps, however. the one bo Vel. e..s,
love best 10 the smart soldier ,,',s Yua
khaki with leather belt and sbs,,,.ol u
straps Cant you picture him rnosS.SRt vS.Set
proudly around the house dresvss 'iiN NV
real soldier" The price is s5os y"
.Nll styles and sizes abound ,n a.,
display, which means that the ~. a
fastidious mother should find The ~uA ,,.sA
suit for which she has been looking w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
Country Walks

To the Editor OF Woman s Pace.
Dear Mladsm-Now that the weather is
getting hne ! thought I would like TO take
a walk some day In the woods or the coun-
try where ! could get some wild flowers but
have no idea where 70 go. Could you tell
me OF nice place and how TO set there?
DAURA.
Ths re are lovely walks out around
Oak Lane and they are very easy TO
get to- Take car No. - running north
on Sixteenth street, No. 65 running north
on Fifth. or No. 55 going north on
Eleventh. Any OF these viii take you to
Oak Lane. Get off at Oak Lane avenue
and walk straight back over the railroad
bridge until you come to the country" /"
Turn TO the left and follow any Of these
country roads Explore the different
ones 7 can vouch that violets grow
along these paths II Is a little early
There are good country walks 10 he
reached BY taking the subway 70 Sixty
lbird street Gross Sixty-third street and
20 tnroueh the aHtcwaY In chs wooden
l|fFt % tie right side OF the ilitia
.'|||I| I4te the pat.l wh'ch leads -
& Il H|'l sts. q "a' apa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11

)VERUSE OF BRAIN BAD
FOR MOTHERS HAPPINESS
n Objection to Woman Suffrage That Comes Direct
From Chind-The Story OF Strange Test
Made in the Far East

ical competition and political cam
paign?"
Two Of those IN favor wrote as fol
l. lows:
There are many countries IN tN'
world regarding women as servants OF
men. / think this a great sin against
heaven because God gave them the
right to use everything in the world
and do works AS men have done
Therefore for women to have right IN
Houses Il. C., lcgislaturcsl is very
good way to use their wisdoms and
make up what men have not thought
or discovered"
"Sincc the granting OF woman sur
fragc I'm the United States tho very
few who have entered u politics have
proved really satisfactory to bc called
politicians, with no difference to men
whatever Why should woman sui.
frage be not justidablo 80 far And
as the day goes on ! dare anticipate
that Senators i'm America and Minis,
ters iu England viii certainly have
their women comrades with them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
TOnlOrrOW'S Var Mcnu

The recipe for amy dish mentioned
here viii be forwarded upon receipt of a
sclr-addrcsscd, stamped envelope.
BREAKFAST
Slowed Truncs
Oatmeal
Barley Flour Grd6lc Cake. coffee
LUNCHEON
Corn Bsquc
Japancrc salad
Honey cake Tea
DINNER 60 Rrcad
Baked llalihut Steak
foa9 Mashed Potatoes
Orange syrup
Barley Flour Griddle Cakes
Three cunfuIs barley nour two tea.
poorfuIa baking powder onc-uuartcr
tcasnoonful salt, one tcaspoonful soda
two cupfuls sour milk, one egg. two ta-
blcspoonfuls melted fat
Mix and sift -four, baking powder and
salt Combine sour milk and cEg we'll
beaten and melted Tat; add soda dis.
solved In little cold water. Sift i'm
1our mixture and beat we'll Dron bv
spoonfuls on 4 creased hot griddlc and
cook as for other Grddle cakes.
Japanese Salad
Two cupfuls cooked rice. ouc.halT Gun.
ful nut meats, lettuce leaves. onc-half
cupful celery mayonnasc dressing, nj
mcntus.
Mix with the seasoned rice the celery
and the nut meats, Arrange lettuce
leaves in salad dish and heap up tho
rice mixture in the center Dress with
mayonnaisc and Carnish with bits OF nj
mentOS cut into fancy Shaucg nr ,,i,I,
halNcd walnut meats or almoud~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11
CHURCH CALLS PASTOR
Holland Memorial Presbyterian IN.
vitcs the Rev. John Loudeubouch

4 pastoral call has been sent IA N.
Rev John .lanvicr LoudcrbouSb I y,
Newark y, j., from the Holland M. ~
mortal Presbyterian church Broad ~
Federal streets. IT became known tosaHa sna
The call was sent AT a meeting m ~.
congregation last night. The ps,'
Louderhough is called to succeed NV.
Rev, Gustav \. BreiElob. who resivrss
the Westlake Presbyterian ChuTch 70
Los Angeles, Cal ~
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Onc Inch-Onc Hundred Miles

Telephone experts d,rlar" tnat Il a
person speaking over a phone holds tho
trausmIttcr four inches from his mouth
II is equivalent to adding about 22u
miles to the line over which hr is con-
versinE. says Popular Mechanics. Care
lessucss i'm ;hc manner OF using tClo-
phone instrument Is one OF the common
causes for indistnct transmission. The
hest results are obtained by allowing
about half an inch to intervene between
the muurh and the transmittCr
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TODAY'S INQUIRIES

H. nhht N uuulhS
.. In placing flags in cakes, etc. eh9t little
holder will prevent the wood iron,
roming in contact with the food and
keen the little flagstaff clean 80 that
u may again be worn IN the button
hole. etc.
3. Give the formula for cake that does
not redVlre sugar.
4 Where Is SUSAN ". AnthOny, the pioneer
woman sufraElst OF America. burieh'
q How f. thread lace PLAYING "a prominent
part In this seasons wardrobe:
a. BEFORE shampOOing the hair what brief
treatment should he given"
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Do GO, ready io do something il they
arc perfectly .'rioua about wanting 10
work.
They arc going into an eort1 OF pro
fcseious, wCdiCuo. surgery. farming,
oven lighting, and they arc making
good don't see why there should he
any bitter sense of rivalry between them
and mcu just because they arc women,
or amy more than there ever is between
persons who are ambitious competitors
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MEETING IN wIssINoMING
Transit and Liberty Loan Topics Be
fore Improvement Association

c. Oscar Beasley, chairman Of the
special committee on rapid transit, will
address meeting or the Wissinoming
Improvement Association tonight The
meeting. which is called for S:l5, will
be held in Brotherhood Hall, Torresdale
avenue and Vankirk street. The or
ganization will complete plans to par
ticipate in Liberty Loan parade to be
held on SatuI day.
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i'm tho same profession The women who
arc good win Ect ahead of the mon who
aren't and vice versa After a little
while people won't shout n from the
houSCtops whenever u woman gives q
vague proof Of human Intelligence IT'S
not awfuiy natterinE' Miss DonaEhue
started away, hut stopped then TO add
Carncstly:
BE quito sure YOU understand that
they chose INC president Of the class
simply because they're very, very nice"
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Tho meeting Of tho American Chemical
Society. Philadelphia section. in tho I'm
ginccrs' club tonight is 70 ho addressed
by Lieutenant Colonel \. s. Cushmau.
OF the ordnance Department. now At
Frankford Arsenal Chemistry and its
relation to military primers Of different
types will be discussed in general terms.
The nature of raw materials entering
into tho manufacture oc primers will
also he discussed.
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Lecture on Russia,s Message

Dr. Louis Wilkinson win continue his
course on The Message OF Russia" this
afternoon in Witherspoon Hall under the
auspices OF the University Extension
Society. This series OF lectures Is de-
signed to show the soul OF the Russian
uc0plc lis formidRbie power Ia werl1s
fhe CocrQHlfe Of lnac(lon.e Il the tut1lt
ol TIA ie6lure.