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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-05-23

Ambassador Page, returning to
Rome from Paris, admitted that he
had made no progress toward a settle
ment of the Fiume question. He de-
clared he would make public the COM
promise plan he submitted to the "Big
Four"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-05-23

An immediate reduction in the price
of wheat, reaching all down the line
from the producer to the baker, is be-
lieved assured, according to state
ment issued by Julius Barnes, wheat
director, following prolonged confer
ence at New York between Mr.. Barnes
and representatives Of the grain Indus
try, including grain handlers, miliers,
jobbers and bakers
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-05-23

The proposed Industrial Workers Of
the World meeting planned to be held
at Milwaukee Saturday night will not
be permitted to take place, according
to word received from Governor Phil
ipp.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-05-23

The military governor Of Saloniki
has issued a statement announcing
the arrest in various districts of Ger
man officers and soldiers and many
Bulgarians wearing the Italian uni
form in an effort to escape to Bull
garia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-05-23

The largest sum ever appropriated
for relief in the near East-$3, 900, 600
was voted at New York by the ex.
ecutive committee of the American
committee for Armenian and Syrian re-
lief at luncheon given by Cleveland
III. Dodge, the treasurer.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Gayety-Al Reeves Show.

The Gayety Theater next week COM
msncing Sunday will offer Al Reeves
regiment of laugh-producers and
light artillery Of singing and dane
ing girls" In his famous big beauty
show. with a barrage Of songs and
Jokes that should put the gloom army
to rout. Reeves Is celebrating his
twenty-seventh anniversary ~ pro-
ducer and managing director Of his
own productions by returning with
his banjo speciality, after its retire.
ment for more than ten years. The
Stewart. Harry 8. Le Van, Joe Simon,
Reno Cooper. Edward Drury, Frank
stanhope. Harry Frankel, Frank Pick
cit, Maybelle Gibson, Dave ('BAn1o")
Wallace. Ada r. Morse, Eleanor Mar
shall and q beauty chorus OF twenty
four. The show 10 staged in two acts
and offers many vaudeville special
ties.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
National-"La La, Lucille"

Sunday night and all next week.
with wednesday and Saturday matt
noes, at the National Theater, the
newest musical comedy Offering Of tho
season. La, La. Lucille" will have Its
nrst appearance on any stage. After
the engagement here 1t will 60 to ono
Of the Klaw & Erlanger theaters in
New York.
LA, La, Lucills" 10 described ~
moro pretentious in plot and story
than most Of the present day musical
comedy offerings. While farcical 1t
carries delightful love story
through it: two acts: The scenic
equipment is said to be sumptuous
and the brilliance Of the costuming
most elaborate
The book Is by Fred Jackson, au-
thor of The Velvet Lady," the mu-
sic by George Gershwin and the ly-
RIGS by Arthur ]. Jackson and B. u.
de Silva. The musical numbers are
being put on by Julian Alfred and
the dramatic portion is staged BY
1 Herbert Gresham, who has staged all
recent years.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Lyceum-"Eonte Carlo Girls"

At the Lyceum Theater. beginning
Sunday. Frank rags" Murphy. the
acrobatio tramp comedian, will ap-
pear with the now Monte Carlo Girls" {"
Of two acts, eleven scenes and q heau-
tiful array Of costumes, with q "Ein-
ger chorus Of twenty. The company
includes Charlie Collins. "rubs": John
Hudgins. the bIack-face singer and
dancer; Earl Hall, Sarah Hyatt, prima
donna: Kittie Warren, soubrette; vio-
let Buckley. ingenue. and twenty-five
others. The songs are the latest hits
from Broadway.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
"The Jungle Trail"

Sunday through Wednesday, Will
liam Fox's spectacular production,
The Jungle Trail" featuring William
Farnum, supported by Anna Luther,
will be the featured attraction at
Moore's Strand Theater. The last
three days Of next week Evelyn Nes-
bit will be pictured in Thou Shalt
Not"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Poli's-"Leave It to Iaua." !"

Leave 1t to Jane," the mirth.
provoking musical comedy. founded on
George AIDES college Widow" will!
come again to Polls Theater Sunday
evening for a weeks engagement. 1t is
the William Elliott, F. Ray Comstocl.
ana Morris Gest production, full of
bright lines and clever songs, with a
comeiy chorus, gowned in the latest
creations Of the French and Ameri-
can modiste's art. The book and
!yrtcs are by Guy Bolton and p. G..
Wodehouse. The music is by Jerome
Kern.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
"The Roaring Road"

Sunday and until Thursday of next
week Wallace Reid will be featured
in Loew's Columbia program in his
cyclonio motor-r1ce story, "The
Roaring Road" Tho last three days
Of next week ''The Law Of Men" will
feature Enid Bennett. All features
will be supplemented by minor attrAc-
tfonS.
Evening star., 1919-04-23

Sunday and until Thursday of next
week Loew's Palace will feature Elsie
Ferguson, in her pictured story of
love and sacrifice. Eyes Of the Soul"
adapted from George Weston's maga-
zine story. salt of the Earth" The
last half Of next week Shirley Mason
will be pictured in her newest Para
mount production. "The RescuinR
Angel" Daily the feature will be
supplemented by minor attractions.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Garden.

At Moore's Garden, from Sunday
through Wednesday. the first Wash
Forbidden Room" featuring Gladys
Brockwell. The last three days Of
next week, why Would Not Marry"
a sensational 1919 morality drama,
will be the chief attraction. Each
daily bill is supplemented with minor
features.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Avenue Grand.

Sunday, Mae Marsh, in Spotlight
Sadie; Monday. Grace Darmond. in
What Every Woman Wants; Tues
day and Wedneday, Fred Stone, in
Johnny, Get Your Gum; Thursday.
Bryant Washburn, in Poor Boob;
Friday, Montagu Love and juno Ell
vidge, in THE Quickening Flame;
Saturday, Harry Morey, IN Silent
Strength"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Olympic.

Sunday. Pauline Frederick. In paid
in Full; Monday. Kitty Gordon, in
Adele: Tuesday. Anita Stewart. in
from Headquarters" Wednesday.
Shirley Mason, in Tho Winning Girl"
also Houdini. in The Master Nystery":
perimental Marriage: Friday. Elaine
Hammerstein, in Wanted for Murder; |;
Saturday. Louise Hun. in THE Little
Intruder
Evening star., 1919-04-23
BAND CONCERT.

BY the q. 8. Soldiers Home
Band. In the bandstand, this
evening at 8 o'clock, John 9. n.
Zimmerman. director.
March. "our Director. .Bigelow
(ReQuest.)
Overture. "Lurline". Wallace
Suite Romantic. Indian Sum-
mer". Lake
Synopsis, "At Dawn, Dance
Of tho Pumpkins, Love Song,
At Twilight"
Gems from Princess Pat"
Herbert
A Pepperette. Persian Lamb
Rag. .Wenrich
Reverie. Cathedral Chimes"
Brown
Finale. "On the Road to Home,
Sweet Home. Van AlstynS
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Fred Stone. in
Johnny, Get Your Gun; Tuesday,
Louise HUI, in THE Little Intruder;
wednesday, Mae Marsh. in Spotlight
Sadie; Thursday, June Elvidge. in
THE Love Defender; Friday. Bryant
washburn, in ''rhe Poor Boob; Satur-
day, Grace Darmond, in What Every
Woman Wants."
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Cosmos.

What George Choos. the well known
producer. declares to be "the finest
girl act in vaudeville, "Oh, Teddy"
presenting Betty Evans, Tommy
Toner. Hudson Freeborn and Com
pany and a strikingly pretty Broad
way chorus-in all, fifteen comedians,
singers and dancers-will make it's
bow at the Cosmos Theater next week
1t ID a new production, Handsomely
staged and beautifully costumed, with
book and lyrics by Darl MacBoyie and
q musical score filled with pretty
songs by Walter Rosemont. Phil
Davis. who is claiming likeness to Al
JoiSon as a black-face singer and
tokester. will be another fine feature
Van D. Sheldon and Company will pre-
sent Married Life" bit Of pure
comedy: the Mabel Fonda Trio, novel
entertainment intertwined with clev-
er juggling, and Connolly and Fran
els, q merry Offering Of melodious
comedy. w. s. Hart's latest picture.
The Poppy Girls Husband" will be
the added matinee attraction. and Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew's delightful
Romance and Rings" will be the
comedy. supplemented with the Pathe
News.
Sunday, from 3 pm, the bill will
offer an extraordinary list Of hne at
fractions and Aim features.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Circle.

Sunday. Fred Stone. in Johnny Get
Your Gun" Monday. Wallace Reid,
in alias Mike Moran" also Houdini,
in Tho Master Mystery" Tuesday,
Billie Burke. in Good Gracious, An
nabelle!" Wednesday, June Eividge
and Frank Mayo. in "The Love De-
fender" Thursday. Madge Kennedy,
in Daughter Of Mine" Friday Alice
Evening star., 1919-04-23
"The Stronger Vow"

At Crandalrs Metropolitan. from Sun
day through Wednesday Of next week.
1.-The Stronger Vow" starring Ger
aldinA FArrar, will be shown, with
subsidiary films, with ''The Red Head"
featuring Alice Brady, the three re-
naming days of the week.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
B. F. Keith's.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
the ioadtng attraction will BE- the
Sparkling comedienne. Irene Bordoni,
and the famous Canadian, Lieut.. Gitz-
hice. IN z blend of their we'll known
accomplishments. Maryon Vadie, the
distinguished violinist. will offer
Joint interlude. julius Tannen,
Chatterbox." will deliver "talko-
logue." George Whiting and Sadie
5urt VIII give their "Song-Sayings of
1919" and others will be Miss Juliet,
In "A One Girl Review: Claudia Cole
man, O'Donnell and Blair. McMahon,
Diamond and Rosevere, the Kino-
grams and other features.
Sunday at and S:15 pm. the bill
Will present all the current weeks
novelties and stars.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Photoplay Features.
American.

Sunday. Pauline Frederick. in paid
in Full" Monday, Jack Pickford and
Louise HUH, In "Freckles." Tuesday.
Theda Bara. In when Men Desire. !"
"wednesday, Louise Hun. The Little
Intruder" Thursday. Tom Moore, in
"A Man and His Money Friday.
Dorothy Gish. in Boots, Saturday,
Ethel Clayton, in Maggie Pepper"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Princess.

Sunday, Henry B. walthall. In False
Faces: Monday. Ethel Clayton, in
maggie Pepper; Tuesday. MontaSu
Love, in ''The Hand Invisible: we'd
nesday, Lila Lee. in Puppy Love-;
Thursday, Mitchell Lewis. In 'Idfe's
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Fred Stone, in
Johnny, Get Your Cum; Tuesday.
Earle Williams, in "A Gentleman Of
Quality; Wednesday, Grace Darmond,
In What Every Woman Wants;
Thursday, June Elvidge, in The
Quickening Flame; Friday. Mae
Marsh, in Spotlight Sadie; Saturday.
Bryant Washburn, in The Poor Boob"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Carolina.

Sunday. Dorothy Gish. in Boots"
Monday. Constance Talmadge in 'The
Expsrimsntal a,,s It " wifs:n , TTssdsy, Henry
nesday. Ethel Clayton. in ''Maegie
Pepper" Thursday. Montagu Love,
In '"The Hand Invisible" Friday,
Lila Lee, in Puppy Love" Saturday,
Mitchell Lewis, in "Life's Greatest
Problem"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Empire.

Sunday and Monday, Dorothy Phil
lips. in The Heart Of Humanity"
Tuesday. Frank Keenan,, in Tod Of
Dean, in wicked Darling" Thurs
day. Hale Hamilton in That's Good"
Friday. Carmel Myers. in 1.-THE Lit
tie White Savage" and Saturday,
Great City,
Evening star., 1919-04-23
New Navy.

Sunday, Monroe salisbury. in "A Mil
lionairs Pirate: Monday. BilMe Rhodes.
Bessie Barriscals, in "a Trick Of rate" |;
Wednesday. Tom Nix. in fighting for
Cold: Thursday. viola Dana, In ''Satan
Junior: Friday, MArsarita Fischer, in
'Put Up Your Hands,; Saturday, J..
Warren Ksrrisan. in "coms Again
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Applying This Paste
Actually Removes Hairs
Beauty Notes)

Merely applying an inexpensive
paste to a hairy surface. say beauty
specialists. will dissolve the hairs.
This paste is made by mixing a
little water with some powdered
delAtons: after about two minutes
1t 10 rubbed OF and the skin wash
Cd. This simple method not only
removes every trace Of hair. but
leaves the skin free from blemish.
To insure success with this treat
mont. be careful to get real della
tone.-Advertiseme
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Pressrvers to Be Worn.

Hawker and 0rievs will wear ALL
over combination lifs-saving suits
and Rsynham and Morgan flying COM
binations with the simple neck and
ter evidence of the airmen's confidence
that they will not be drowned than
the cautious manner In which they bet
on themselves that they did not stake
all. Mr.. Hawker 10 very well on and
Mr.. Raynham 10 fairly %, yet Hawker
offered to take only 31.3S0 and Rayn-
eight to one. respectfully, that Lloyd's
Of London was Offering against the
aviators' chances Of getting across.
The odds were less By the time the
cable orders were executed.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Knickerbocker.

Sunday and Monday, Geraldine Far
rar. in THE Stronger Vow: Tuesday
and Wednesday, D. w. Grimth's The
Girl Who Stayed Home; Thursday
ana Friday. Alice Brady, in THE Red
Head; Saturday, Mae Allison, I'm THE
Island Of Intrigue"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Crandau's.

Sunday and Monday. Pauline Fred
erick, in "One Week OF Life: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Marion Davies. in
Getting Mary Married; Thursday
and Friday. D. w. Grifith's, Tho Girl
Who Stayed Home; Saturday. Corrine
Griffith, in '"The Unknown Quantity"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Plaza.

and the Law: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Victor Moore, in 'Chimmie Fad
dem: Friday and Saturday. Sessue
Hayakawa, in Tho Courageous Cow
Evening star., 1919-04-23
BeYere.

Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch: Monday,
Vivian Martin. in ''You Never Saw such
n Girr'; Tuesday, Ethel Clayton, in
Maggie Pepper; Wednesday, Jane and
Katherine Lee, in Smiles"
Evening star., 1919-04-23

Greatest Problem; Friday. Pauline
Frederick. in 'Paid In Fuil": Saturday,
Alice Brady, in marie. Ltd"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Home.

Sunday, Constance TAlmadxe, in
The Experimental Wife" Monday,
Henry B. WAlthAll. in False Faces"
Tuesday. Ethel Clayton. in Maggie
Pepper" Wednesday, MontAgu Love,
In The Hand Invisible" Thursday,
Lila Lee, in Puppy Love-" Friday,
Mitchell Lewis, In 'Life's Greatest
Problem" Saturday. Pauline Fred
erick. in Paid in Full
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Truxtou,

Sunday, Norma Taimadge. in '"The
Heart Of Wetona": Monday. Ethel Bar
William Russell. in Where the West
Begins": Wednesday. Sessue Hayaka wa,
in Hearts in Pawn; Thursday. J.
Warren Kerrigan, in Come Again
Smith: Friday, Bert Lytell, in Hitting
the High Spots; Saturday, Wanted for
Murder"
Evening star., 1919-04-23

XeunE, Phoebe Foster. Cathlsen Mes
oitt. Arthur Ashley. Mckay Norris
and others.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS
0rnstein Coming Monday,

Lao ornstsin, tho famous futurist
composer-pianist, having recovered
from his recent indisposition. will ap.
pear at the Masonic Temple Auditor
ium. 18th street and New York avenue
northwest next Monday evening. at
$50 o'clock for his recital. which was
postponed from April IL. The tickets
already sold for the event will hold
good without exchange or wise. Those
desiring tickets may procure them At
the once Of T. Arthur Smith. 1905 g
street northwest.
Ornstein IL one Of the remarkable
composers and pianists of tho pres
snt day. q genius who has created q
sensation wherever he has appeared
His program will include q famous
prelude in c sharp minor. by himself:
the Beethoven Sonata (Appasionata), },
opus 81. allegro. adagio con variaz-
lone and allegro: two chorales by
Bach, Awake. the Voice Commands"
and Rejoice. Beloved Christians"; !;
Irish Reel and Danse Nsgrs. by Cyril
Scott, Impressions Of Chinatown"
(Ornstein), Ldsst's Rhapsodie, No. Is,
four Chopin numbers: 8sreeuss. valse
in A nat minor. valse IN G sharp
minor and Bal1ade in G minor;
two RaohmaninoH numbers. Prelude
In G sharp minor and Prelude in q
minor: LISTS Etude In D nat major
and the verdi-Lisxt Rigoletto Rhap.
sodie.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Lyric.

Sunday and Monday, Naximova, in
''Out Of the Fog; Sunday matinee only,
Houdini. in "The Master Mystsry";
Tuesday. Virginia Pearson, In '"Ths
Love Auction" also comedy: Wednes-
day. Theda BAra, in ''The Light" also
in False Faces": Friday, Mary Pick
ford. in "RaSs." also HE Was An Old
Lady; Saturday, Mary Miles Minter, in
The Amasin6 Impostor." also comedy,
and Francis Ford, in The Silent MyS.
terry" fourteenth episode.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Garriok-"The Little Brother. ("

walker whiteside. a. rabbi Elkan." {"
in The Little Brother" will appear
at the ehubert. 0aFFick Theatsr for 4
weeks engagement beginning Sunday.
supported by q strong company. in
cludiug Tyrone Power, famous e the
drain-man in Tho Servant in the
House."
'.rhe Little Brother 10 heraldsd a.
having q modicum Of comedy, q
charming love tale and . number Of
thrilling climaxss. The rabbits life
long search for his little brother
Jacob" constitutes tho theme and
when the two men meet after many
years. the scene 10 tragic in its in
tensity.
walker whitssids's delineatien Of
Rabbi Elkan brings into prominence
q phase Of his genius which few play
gosrs knew he possessed: namely the
ability to play comedy. Tho New
York critics praised this quality az
much a. they did his powerful act
ing.
The supporting cast 10 that which
appeared at the Belmont Theater. New
Yof1k. all last season. and besides that
sterling actor. Tyrone Power, includes
Mabel Bunyea. Eugene Blair. Mary
Malleson, Sam Sidman, David Howell
Lindley. William st. James and John
Gomar.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Liberty.

Of naa$ Msn Monda2 shnieS hae5 Mason N nrsi1 ID
The Winning Girl" Tuesday. Mary
Pickford. in Rags" Wednesday,
Madge Kennedy. in Daughter Of
Mine" Friday, Alice Joyce. in Cap
tain Courtesy" Saturday. Wallace Reid.
in alias Mike Moran"
Evening star., 1919-04-23
eyes Of the Soul"

Brady. in Marie, Lstd." Saturday, Lila
Lee, in Puppy Love-
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Garrick Performances s:45 Pm.

Tho Shubert- -Garrick Theater an
nounces that commencing this even
ing the nightly performances there
will not begin until S:46 pm, thereby
enabling patrons to partaks Of their
dinner and stu reach the theAter In
time for the entire performance. The
Shubert-0arrick IL the first washing
ton theater to put the S:l6 curtain
time into effect. In view Of the long
summer days.
Tho new regulation viii continue
until the recommenoement Of the fall
season. according to present plans.
Belasco-"Dark Horses"
The best play that Samuel Ship
man has yet turned out" 10 heralded
by william Harris. jr.. producer, in
Ozark Horses," the comedy which he
brings to the ehubert.Bslasco The.
ates next SUNDAY night The signifl.
cAnoo OF this estimate % the fact
that Mr.. 6hlpman 10 co-suthor Of
way. EAST Il West" friendly Enc.
mics" and The woman In Room
H." al Of them "hits." Mr.. ehipman
collaborated on Dark Horses" with
Percival Wilde, whose published plays
have hssu popular In Little thsaters
thPougAout the country. NJ. HarriS.
to chow his faith IN bark Horses.' :;
has given 1t Q cast. including Roland
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Mems Topcoats
Special, SIS

This is an unusually good
value. as the lot is comprised
of finest grade Black and Ok
ford Unfinished Worsteds;
full silk lined. They are in
the standard, always desir-
able HESTERFIELD mod
els-garments that will give
years of service. Very spe-
cial at SIS.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Isl. JOHNS FLYERS
EXPECT T0LEAD
No Concern Felt That West.
bound Machine Will
Beat Them.
BY q. PERCY NOEL.

Co0le8f1h to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright. 1919.
ST. JOHNS N. F., April 23-No
concern is felt by either Pilot Hawker
or Pilot Raynham in regard to any
airplane starting from ireland before
either Of them hop or and SO gain
Ing an opportunity to beat them in a
cross-sea flight. They arc confident
that no one will attempt to start in
the weather that balks them. They
will attempt the crossing In any
ocean weather that is not absolutely
prohibitive.
Not Stalking Lives.
Neither pilot has the slightest idea,
that he will be lost At sea even II
he fails to get all the way over. Mr..
Hawker was angry because some OF
the correspondents insinuAted that 1t
was . question Of success or death
and that the adventursrs were stalking
gained by success.
Granted clear weather At sea they
will have . fair chance OF being
picked up by passenger ships in case
they are forced to come down, even at
night. The pilots themselves admit OF
uO 0O0oS 0OV0S 4u0AI SVuOOkh
case Of motor failure or exhaustion Of
fuel ID that they would fall in their
undertaking.
Ships Afoat in Path.
It 10 trvs that they will only be able
to send dnt IS. o. g." calls for q abort
distancs,1 but, on the other hand, al
the shipA and they are many. On the
chosen course At present will receive
warnings by wireless just before the
contestant. start. They will be look
ing for airplanss. and As soon As they
see . spot in the sky resembling an
airplane will Hash . message giving
the ships name and position. The
navigator using the wireless receiv.
Ing apparatus will steer for the
course these ships are following, and
chart their positions. II forced to
descend he viii direct the pilot to VOL
plane In the direction Of the nearest
ship.
On that downward glide thirty miles
can be covered II the machine 10 n.y.
ing At $4,000 feet. ana on the wey
the navigator can hre distress signals
from the Very pistol. Wearing their
life belts, they viii be able to leap
clear Of the machine when II strikes
the water. Their nfe-saving gear and
heavy teddy bear suits will protect
their bodies from the shock.
1ressrvers to Be Worn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
4 MOTHER TELLS JUST WHY
A WOMAN GETS OLD FIRST
She Has Tco Babies Who With Household Cares Keep Her From
Outdoor Exercise and lfingling With Other
Women-Feels Youth Slipping
WHY does woman get older |

WHY does woman get older be-
w fore her husband? Not long ago
this subject was taken up in the
column, and a wife and mother has
such vital things TO say on the sub.
ject that I am printing her entire
letter.
Many times" the letter reads, 81
nave been tempted to write but have
not. However, the article on why a
woman gets older sooner than her
husband, is a subject ] often try to
talk about with my husband. When
he comes in at night he says l am
always tired and not talkative, while
he is bright and full of current events.
working in a large plant where he
Is always in the air, he doesn't come
home done out. Many times he says
he maps a little while on the train
coming home, and that helps to rest
him so much. | have two dear little
boys. one two and a half and the
other baby. and they require my at
tention one or the other all the time
Inc article says man gets more
sleep, and that's a fact. | am up on
the average of three and four times
night, and it takes me little while to
fall asleep after getting up. When the
alarm goes off in the morning I am
ready for my good sleep. Get up tired
go to bed tired.
For a week at a time do not get
off the front porch, not even for a
walk in the evening, as my husband is
taking up night business course
Through the day I might possibly
dress the children and go for a short
walk, but to rush home and get a
cooked supper at an appointed hour is
saying too much.
SMHY shouldn't a wife and mother
w grow older than a man? Plenty
of excuse [ think. | don't doubt | get
plenty of exercise doing my usual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
Giving a Child an Allowance

Should boys and girls have their own
allowance, in proportion to the means
Of the parents, AS soon as they are OLD
enough to know the value of money?
This is what many a parent has said
in substance:
certainly. An allowance is the best
safeguard against the habit of extrava-
ganCe If the child is taught to spend tho
money judiciously and to keep strict
account of all expenditures. 1t Is alb
surd to think that boy is not capable
Of buying his own neckties or IL girl
her handkerchiefs. What If they do make
mistakes? They can be taught to proft
by them and they must learn to rely
unon themselves sooner or later. Chill
drcn like to be trusted and will seldom
bctray confidence"