The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-04

morality adjacent to army camps alsc
VIII be presented
A resolution asking the government,
to require the registration OF all idle
men, tlat the governments miaht tog~
them to work six DAYS each w IL ,,a.
considered too drastic - thi. limo hc
the legislative cCp''.nittao and ,,o. r..
tus ed Sore O. Tie v.a.n Of m
committee believed thare .e. ye@
ie" idle men This um. aa4 tas le,-
olution unnecessary
One OF the happy features ST tine
convention last evening was the APP
pearance OF Maud Powell. termed by
many the prem er viouuist IL ~,
world Her selections were rendered
with the highest degree of shul anu
her audience was overwhelmed Witt
the artistitic grandeur 5f her perform
lance There We're long and nsun-
piaudlts as She rendered number ar.ci
number in response 10 me repeated
encores.
Delegates >aud their friends are to
9e guests this evening OF the Better
Film Committee of the Natioua
Council of Women. from z to $50 al
the premier presentation in America
of the Enelish Class sic, 'NIasks ana
Faces" Admission is free. the show
ing beins given through the courless
OF the local committee. and the man
agement of the Auditorium theatre
rendering this place for the entertain
ment. Mrs Myra kmsman Miller CT
Long Beach, California, chairman OF
the committee, viii have charge OF
the evenings program
Miss Fraziers Work,
Miss Helen Frasier. OF the National
War Service Commission Of Loncou,
addressed the convention at the NOR
ming session on the womans part in
the work Of food production. She out
lined the great work the women OF
EnglanG are doing in support Of their
government at war and also paid d
tribute to the work OF the French No-
men and other women OF the pllied
nations
'Theer is not question about win
ming this war; she said "Jut the
question of how long before IT win ne
won depends on America The need
OF shipping facilities is the greatest
need at this time There are millions
OF tons OF food in Australia, but that
Is a reserve that can not be moved at
this time, All the people O. England
are now on rations and die food is
low Ii is one of the critical periods
of the war Each person has d max
imum allowance of six ounces Of su-
gar a week, in England, and of four
ounces a week in France We get n
pound of meat a week. or less, in Eng
land No cream is used under any
conditions. Little milk is available
There has been no such thing as white
bread in England for more than $
months. We can not feed ourselves.
even though the acreage Of England
as planted has been increased more
than uwo million acres.
"That country does not exist when
can whip Germany and carry out a
policy of business as usual as was
adopted al first IL England Germany
is frightful foe But q great demo-
cracy of people working together IN
a common cause can defeat any NIL
itaristic foe that is driven to war by
autocracy.
I'm England the women are at work.
More than seven million OF them are
in the places OF men. Today the wo-
men are constructing aeroplanes
without the assistance Of man in any
part OF the work. A million OF women
in England who perhaps never before
dressed their own nair. are today in
the workshops, side beside the other
women, drawing the weekly stipend