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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
PACE TEN
BROWNSVILLE VOTES FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENT

An election was held in Browns
vile Tuesday Of last week for the
purpose Of getting an expression
from Brownsville voters on the advis-
ability Of issuing $4,000 in street
Improvement bonds, says the Browns
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
q IS ALMosT PAsT CO..

Il suffered with kidney trouble f0r
three years. writes D. Bell, st. James
City, Fla, "and for the past six
months | have been almost past going.
! couldn't stoop down and when /
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

In the continental countries of Eu-
rope the profession of hotel waiter
is held as highly dignified calling.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
Were you ever
disappointed with your
Homemade Preserves?

Even the best recipe can't make allowances for the
way sugar will harden into candyor for the failure Of
jelly to "jer'.
Thousands of women are finding the ideal preserving
syrup is blend Of "a Karo (Red Label with "a sugar
instead Of all sugar Preserving done this way is always
uniform-jey that really "jels"-jam that is neither
too syrupy nor too thick.
1t gives you preserves with the natural fresh fruit flavor
This fne clear Karo Syrup has natural affinity for
the juices Of the fruit 1t blends the fruit with the
makes your syrup rich and heavy, and holds jams and eies
firm and mellow with the slightest tendency to candy
in the glass
Fer Cooking, Baking and Candy Making Karo (2od
La5aD used il millions Of horaea In al cooking aad
baking recipes use Karo instead Of a1gs Il IS sweet, Of
delicate flavor and brings out the natural favor Of thefood
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26

potleskem neskrblilo, coz nej~
epsim dukazem, ze pie Ochot
niku byla ocenena a publikum
re dockalo sc pravde sVa-
tecnich pozitku. V lednu ty&
sbor uvede ma jeviSt6 novinku
"Ma roztomila Baruska", vel
kou fraSku. Lee pred tim, jiz
tuto nedeli, V SIM Sokol jiny
zaiimavy bude program. Za-
ctvo Gesk6 svob. skoly re "a
padni strany bude miti vanoc-
nj nadilku, kteryzto nedelni
program vyplni zaci q zakyn6
"a dozoru svych utitelu. By,o
by tudiz zadoucno, ably navst6
va V ned6.i roVn6z byla velika.
Vstup bude volny a pTijemny
yecirek Jest zarucen.
WSSl [t4l WSSl
ZASLANO.
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WSS [t4l WSS
ZASLANO.

Pevecky sbor 'Lumir-Hla-
hol' konal vyrocni schulz dne
18. prosince V Ceske Narodni
Sini a nasledujici ufadnici zvo
leni pro rok 1920: pTedseda p.
Svoboda, mistopred5eda p. Hu
sa, tajemnik p. kopp, uCetnik
p. SrSeh, pokladnik p. Stupka,
sbwmistr p. Ed. Krejsa; rezi-
ser p. Friedl..
Usneseno zapociti op6t upl-
nou cinuest zp6yni V nastava-
pcim roce, nebot' pc dobu va,
Ky by.o takrka nemozno zp6-
WI holdovati. Cesky narod L.
pei a krvacel jak donna, tax i
Ma ruznych bojistich a vsech-
ma cinnost soustredila Sc ma
hmotnou pomoc ceskemu ma
rodu ceska vetev V Americe
odlozila vSe jine, jen ably sv6
vla3tenecke povinnosti zadost
uGinila, coz Sc il skv6le poda-
rilo. A ted Sc Ease vratime k
byvale naSi praci celou nam
vrozenou energii, ably op6t ce-
sky zp6v hlaho'ii pc cele A
merice. A proto ruce k dilu!
Prvni ma programu jest sv6to-
znama "Prodana Nevesta"
ktera ce3k6mu lidu tax k srd-
ci pfirostla. Necht' opet hla-
holi proc bychom Sc netesili"
V pine sve mohutnosti mad svo-
bodou Cechie, necht' kazdy
vlastenec, at mlady ci starry
zapeje 81 pima srdce a raduje
Sc re sv6tovych qdalosti, Z kite
rych Sc cesky narod yynofil co
Vit6z, svoboden a Y p.ne sve
save a mohutnosti. A proto
p6jme a oslavujme naSe obro-
zeni!
Prvnl zkouska ma "Proda-
nou' kona Sc druhy ctvrtek,
dne 15ho ledna 1920 V Cesk6
Narodn1 Sini vecer V 8 hod.
tedy ne 8ho ledna, jak bylo
puvodn6 ujednano. Pflcinu
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Gdelime ustn6 pfi zkouSce.

Gdelime ustn6 pfi zkouSce.
A ted kazdy ma sve misto.
Iadna omluva neplati! Jeden
vcGer V tydnu mGze kazdy leh
ce zpevu v6novati. ZvlaSte I'VE
me kazdou damu a kazdeho
pana, ktefl zpivaji, aby pfi-
stoupili ku p6veckemu sboru
a tax prisp6li svoji hrivnou ku
praci narodni. Prihlasky sc
pfijimaji pri kazd6 zkousce.
Prlstupne $1.00. M6siGni po-
platky zadne.
Mimochodem zminim Sc o
naSem soko,stvu. Jak znamo,
Sokol vykonal obrovskou pra-
ci pro osvobozeni cesk6ho ma
roda a mnohy statny sokol pri-
nesl to neidrazSi co mel, totiz
svGj zivot co ob6t' ma oltar
vlasti! Prace a vykony naseho
sokolstva Sc tedy nesm6ji pod
ceAovati. A pfece nasemu So
k0lstvu neco schazl: totiz -
nezpivaji! A Sokol bez zp6vu
neni uplnVm sokolem. Kdy5
uz nemozno SokolGm 'sv1j
v astnl p6vecky sbor organise
vati, mali aspon byti cleny
mistnich peveckych sboru a
Zp6v narodni p6stovati.
VzhGru tedy a ruce k di,u!
Ud6lejme 81 prvni dostavenic-
ko dine Is. ledna 1920 vecer V
Ceske Narodni SIM a zazpivej
me 81 z nasich radosti pfeky-
puifcich srdci. Necht opet ce-
ska pisen hlaholi po nivach a.
merickych!
p. S. Prosime mistni Casopi-
sy 0 laskaye otiSt6ni!
St'astny a vesely Novy Rok!
f. A. Friedl.
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IWSSl IWSSI WSSl
L HLAV. POM. ODBORU.

Duvernik Ceskoslovensk6
Vlady We Vladivostoku.
Hlavni Ustredne Pomocne-
no Odboru CeskosI ovensk6ho
VybOru V New Yorku.
Drahe pritelkyne:
Dodatkem k dopisu re dine
80. srpna t. +. cislo 4148 spe-
cham, abych Yam potvrdil pri
jem Vasi zasilky ovoce a GU
krovinek, o nichz Jste Sc zmi-
nily We Vasem dopise ze dne
10. cervence t. r.
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co VSE NADELIL JEZfSEK.

DIE zpravy naSeho intendan
stva pribyo ma lodi Sheridan
bylo spravne prijato Z be-
den sice:
Cislo 307 We vaze 8 pudy 7
funtu, obsah fiky.
Cislo 308 We vaze 3 pudy Q
funtu, obsah fiky.
Cislo 800 We vaze 3 pudy 81
funtu, obsah datle.
Cislo 80 We vaze 4 pudy II
funtu, obsah date.
Cislo 81 We vaze A pudy SO
funtu, obsah cukrovinky.
Cislo 312 We vaze A pudy 33
funtu, obsah cukrovinky.
Cislo 313 We vaze 4 pudy 33
funtu, obsah cukrovinky.
Uhrnem Z beden We vaze 30
pudu brutto, coz Sc rovna pfi-
blizne asi 5 q ovoce a culro-
vinek.
Cenny dar byl lined poslan
do centralnich sk..adu armady
a ia rad plnim milou povin-
most, abych Vam .projevil srde-
che dikye Prosim, abyste uji-
Silly cleny Vaseho Odboru u
primnou vdecnosti pTisluSnikG
naSi armady a pfeda'y Jim ma
Sc srdecne pozdravy.
DGv6rnik Ceskoslov. vlady:
DR.. j. Girsa.
D. Str6r, tajemnik.
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VANOCNf DIVADELNi
PREDSTAVENI MA IA
PADNf STRANE.

Ochotnici Sine Sokol ma "a
padnI Clark Ave. sehra.i wee
IA ia uplne vyprodaneho do
mu a We prospech nasich svo-
bodomyslnych Skol Karoliny
Sv6tle p6tiaktovy lidovy del
"Kfiz u potoka", jehoz hra IL
pravena byla riditelem F. Mu-
chou. "A ku. cti ucinkuiicich
pfiznati sluSi, re souhra byla
ladna a vSechny hiavni role V
povo,anych rukach. Hrdinka
ku3u, mlynarova schovanka E.
vicka a pozd6jSi chot' bohate-
no ceskeho Zemana (pani Hla
vaCkova) byla pOutayym zje-
vem od prveho az do posledni
no aktu jeji jasny, spravny
prednes kazdemu Sc zalibil.
Rovn6z manzel iejf St6pan Po
tocky, muz sliGny, lee prudk9
letory a vzdorny (p. Mucha)
stav6l Sc po box EviCGin cest-
ne a take dalSi diva bratfi Po-
tockych ((p. BeGka a Panek)
dokona.ym ovladanim svych
Gloh celkove SQUIRE pTispivali.
Jine zajimave partie byli mly-
mar a mlynarka (p. Krakora a
pani Dvorakova), vesnicka ko
keta ISL. Podvalska), mleGi a
sOusede, kmotra, hostinsky, Vo
lici a celed opp. Hosticka,
Wagner, Svoboda, Jelinek, Nj
kulec, Petr, Novy, Urbanec,
Ulman, Petrova a panl Panko-
va). Sbor vesnickych krasavic,
divek pani 2 pohorskeho kra
je Czech, pavabne Sc vyjimal a
zpevy jeho zvlaSte byly .lahod-
ne. We sboru tom ucinkovaly
danny Schovankova, OlSakova,
Lhotova, Tomsikova, Bosako-
va, Nekvasilova a Brouskova a
roztomilou byla mala Evicka,
dceruSka uslechtile a nest asst
ne pani Potocke, RGzenka u
manova. Sbor vesnickych tech
divek V pestrych narodnich
krojich ozivil jeviste, prinesl
pGvab scene u potoka, jakoz i
ruchu V pohorskem ho3tinci "a
taneGni zabavy.
Hned prv6 iednani naSim o.
chotnikum Sc podariiO p6k-
na souhra byla t6z V prom6n6
a "a dalsich ctyf aktu. Celek
bvl tudiz uspeSny a sokolsky
orchestr V meziakti potesil pu-
blikum ceskymi smesy God p.
ProkeSe) jakoz opernimi
komposicemi, kdezto pred PRIV
MIN jednanim zacka ceske
svobodomyslne skoly Marie
Koutska recitovala nadSenou
prosu 0 krasach stare nasi
vlasti. Obecenstvo ami vcera
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PRODA Sc. pohodlny, do
bfe stav6ny dun pro jednu
rodinu 0 osmi svetnicich, du
bove podlahy, Vyhfevni pee
ma nhll a plyn, skopky ma
pradlo, kamenna porch i
schody, garaz, nal6za Sc bli-
re kary, skoly a kostela v
Corlett, je prave dohotove-
ny. Cena prim6fena. Blizsi
Sc sdell V {. $3.50 E. 81. ul.
bllze SO. ul. a Drake Ave.
II
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STRANA 8.

- Louceni byva smutne. -
Louceni Sc starym rokem u
Sckola Havlicek bude vsak
vesele. Prijd'te 81. prosince
do Besidel1.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
STORE EGGS NOW
FOR NEXT WINTER

The United States department OF
agriculture is at present advising all
housewives to store eggs for use next
winter.
1t is useless 10 wait longer for
prices to go down. They are very
high now, but the chances are they
will 60 higher-and eggs now selling
at so cents a dozen will retail at 81
or more next November
Housewives boasting the possession
OF a poultry yard-or few extra dol
lars to invest in eggs will do we'll to
put away a few dozens now by one OF
the two methods recommended by the
government.
The Water Glass Method.
Select a 5-gallon crock and clean
thoroughly scald and dry,
Heat a quantity Of water to the
boiling point and allow 1t to cool.
When cool measure out 0 quarts OF
water, place II in the crock and add !
quart of sodium slicate, stirring the
mixture thoroughly. This will be Huf-
ficient to preserve is dozen eggs, and
will serve as guide for the quantity
needed to preserve larger numbers OF
eggs
The eggs should be placed in the So
luton. II sufficient eggs are not OBJ
tdinable when the solution is hrst
made, more eggs may be added from
timo to time. BE very careful to al
low at least inches OF the solution TO
cover the eggs al all times.
Place the crock containing the pre-
served eggs in a cool, dry place, well
covered to prevent evaporation. Waxed
paper covering the top of the crock
and tied around it will answer this
purpose.
Limewater Method.
Pour a small quantity of water on
/ IL pounds OF unslaked lime and
when this is thoroughly slaked add S
gallons OF boiled water Allow the
mixture to stand until the lime set
ties. Then pour off the clear liquid.
add pound OF salt and use this for
preserving the eggs, throwing away the
sediment in the bottom Of the reCep-
tacle. Use the same directions as rec
commended for the water glass for
putting the eggs in this solution.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
SUMMER SOUPS
ARE ICE-C0LD!

In winter time cold soups are an in
suit.
In summer ice cold soups, of fruits,
or of delicately jellied meat and Vege--
tempt the faded appetite when all else
fails.
Iced soups are of two classes-fruit
soups and jellied boullions.
Fruit soups are always served cold,
in small china or thin glass bowls or
bouillon cups, chilled in the refrigerator
or set into plates of cracked ice.
The general rule for making fruit
soups is to add one level tablespoonful
of powdered cornstarch to each pint of
clear, strained fruit juice, diluted with
one-third cold water, bring the fruit
juice to a boil add the corn1sStarch
liquid is clear. Just before taking from
the stove add one tablespoonful of
lemon juice or sherry wine. Cool ana
serve over fine shaved ice. Any fresh
fruit juice may be so used.
A famous Swedish fruit soup Is made
as follows:
Soak third cupful of dried april
cots and one cupful of dried apples
overnight in two quarts of water. Next
morning place the fruit and water on
the stove with one cupful of mixed cur
rants and raisins Add one tablespoon
full OF cornstarch, and sprinkling OF
cinnamon. Add salt and sugar to taste,
another pint of water. and simmer UNI
til tender. Strain and rub through
colander, chill. and serve.
The cold jellied soups are one of the
best and most easily prepared summer
dishes at the service of the housewife.
They are most simply made by using
the ready canned and prepared soups
which may be bought in large or small
quantities.
For instance, small can of concen-
trated soup. containing one cuptul, may
be diluted with two cupfuls Of water.
Heat the soup with three fourths tea
spoonful of salt ne-eighth teaspoon
full of pepper, and the same amount OF
onion or celery salt Soak one table,
spoonful of powdered gelatin In two
tablespoonfuls of cold water. When
the soup boils add the softened gelatin.
Cool, then set on ice to chill and thick
en-. Serve cold with a spoonful OF
chopped pickle.
For chicken or plain vegetable soups,
add enough water to the concentrated
soup in a small can to make one quart.
Add one teaspoonful of salt. one fourth
teaspoonful pepper. and celery salt 10
taste.
The broths left over when cooking
follows: to four cupfuls of the broth
add two cupfuls of stewed tomatoes.
two teaspoonfuls salt. one chopped
onion, six whole cloves. one-fourth tea
spoonful each of pepper and paprika.
When cooked, strain and dissolve In the
soup two tablespoonfuls of gelatin dis
solved In one-fourth cupful cold water.
Chill and serve with parsley garnish.
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ASK YOUR NEIGHB0R

II has been said that there Is now
hardly a city, town or village in this
country wherein some woman does
not reside who has found health IN
that good, old-fashioned remedy. Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Therefore. If you are suffering from
some ailmPnt. and hardly know what TO
do for II, and have tried other reme-
dies without help, ask your neighbor
II she has ever used Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. II she
herself has never had the need for II,
undoubtedly she knows others who
we're just In your condition and who
have been restored to health by its
Use Adv.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10

Tan Hercules braid is used with
striking effect on this morning dress
Of natural pongee. The lines of this
model lend themselves to develop
ment of linen, with trimmings Of cot
ton braid or contrasting colored
linen.
The bodice is made with a neckline
that broadens from the column of the
neck towards the shoulders. a collar
of English eyelet embroidery, lace
edged, completes this becoming neck
finish.
The skirt is scant. Over it are laid
two panels of pongee that fall like
aprons back and front. These aprons
and the kimona sleeves are faced with
old blue pongee.
Tan silk braid outlines these panels
and is also used in a broader width
to finish the girdle and sash ends.
Two tassels of wooden beads in old
blue, yellow and red weight these sash
ends.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
DOROTHY DLX'S TALKS
BY Dorothy Dix the Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer
A SCHOOL For IN.LAWS

else In the world.
Hands off OF your cnlldren's affairs
when they are married, should be the
motto painted on every wall OF every
mother In laws class room.
The third thing that should he
taught In the mother in-law school IA
the utter folly OF any woman who has
ever had a home of ner own trying to
live peaceably in somebody else's
home. For mother to go 10 live
with a married child Ia like putting n
charge OF dynamite under the hearth
stone. And II generally blows up and
scatters everything TO lVngdom come.
A middle-aged woman Ia the most
UNACCEPTABLE creature In the world.
She couldn't change II abe wanted to,
and ehe never wants 20. BY the time
she Ia nifty years old ahe Ia certain
that her ways of uoing things, her
opinions, her views are the only cor
rect ones on earth. avd that II Ia her
solemn duty to force them on every
body else. Therefore, she makes life
A purgatory for her flaws when she
tries to live with them.
This makes the solution of the
mother -law question practically a
case OF absence OF the body. and II
the school for mothers-in-law can
teach women that IL is better for them
to live In a hotel, a boarding house,
or even the poor-house than with
their married children, millions of
grateful people will rise and bless It's
name.
Copyright, 1919. by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)
dorothy Dix's articles appear regu-
larly in, this paper every Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
What You Can Do to Aid
Your Complexion These Days
BY Lucrezia Bori the Famous Spanish Prima Donna.

to oily skins. and spoonful of it
softens a basin of water and makes a
pleasant bath for any one:
Tlncture OF benzoin go. / ounce
Tincture OF musk ....... 2 drains
Tincture of ambergris -. 4 drains
Qcctitied spirits ........ ounces
Orange flower water E. Ia pints
Add the tinctures to the spirits, then
combine with the perfumed water. This
is cooling and refreshing to the skin,
acting as tonic, and is eficacious in
removing tan and freckles. If the per-
fumes are of the best and purest oual-
ity the result will be a milky emulsion.
The celebrated Hungary water" by
means of which, centuries ago. the
beautiful Queen Elizabeth of Hungary
was reputed to have retained her mar
Vicious complexion to an advanced age,
owes its peculiar virtues to rosemary.
1t is made as follows:
OIL or rosemary ........ u ounce
Oil OF lavender ..... 2 drains
Oil of petit-grain ...... 80 drops
Tincture OF tolu ........ drains
Orange flower water -. 10 pint
Spirits of wine (rectifledD ~ pints
This lotion is tonic and astringent
strengthening relaxed muscles. and
therefore is something of a wrinkle
eradicator. 1t can be applied directly
to your skin or be used in the bath
water
Spasmodic attention to your skin is
OF no value. Don't expect that the
careful night toilet attended to every
other night or just when you feel like
il will result in any special good. Every
time II is omitted there is danger of
blackheads forming from the resulting
obstruction of your pores.
Burning from exposure to sun and
wind on the water can be avoided hv
properly protecting your skin from their
action. Before going out an emollient
he {rfa biz
and then a pure powder busted over
your face quite freely. Wipe this pow
der off after you have smoothly blended
1t with the thin layer of cream.
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Girl Slaves in Coffee Houses Owned
By Vice Ring of Midwest Cities
LuredInt
Vctm for

Cleveland, On. e. A.)-The coffee
house has taken the place OF the sa-
loon dive and low cabaret in the I'M
derworld of Cleveland and other mid
west cities, according to Police Prose-
cutor Edward Stanton, crusader
against coffee house vice here.
Owners of coffee houses have been
arrested. Some have been fined,
others have been sent to the work.
house. Young girls held practically
as slaves in these resorts have been
liberated, returned to their homes or
sent to reform schools.
A well dressed, extensively Jew
eled woman, labelled by the police
of Cleveland and Detroit, queen OF
the coffee house vice trust" has been
arrested in the effort to break the
vice ring now operating in coffee
houses which have sprung up in the
districts where tn, foreign popula-
ton is heaviest. Many former saloons
have been made over into coffee
houses.
Prosecutor Stanton accuses the vice
ring Of buying. selling and exchang-
ing young girls, forcing them to live
immorally in coffee houses.
'The girls are placed in coffee
houses" says Prosecutor Stanton, "in
the guise Of Mattresses, but are COM
PEELED to lead immoral lives. dividing
the profits with the owner of the
coffee house to which they are as
signed"
Many coffee houses In Cleveland
have been closed by the police within
the past two weeks. Others are be-
ing watched, and wherever young
girls are employed as Mattresses girls
and owners are questioned. :.
A girl taken from a coffee house
owned by Mrs. Sophia Fodor testi-
fed that coffee house owner had
sold her to the Fodors for 81. Mrs
Fodor and her husband were ar
rested.
The old vice ring which used to
operate in large cities through the
medium Of liquor resorts, saloons,
wine rooms and vicious looking caba-
rets. is now attempting to come back
with the aid Of coffee houses, accord
ing to the police.
Thus far the coffee houses have ap-
peared in foreign districts, and for
eigners have been the owners. They
have the appearance Of being re-
spectacle places where coffee is
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hour" and named me as his accuser
could not have been more embarrassed.
Lillian cast one swift. curious glance
at me. then looked away consideratelv.
You must deserve It," she retorted
lightly. then she changed the subject
abruptly.
What time did you tell me you
would have that man on hand?"
Mr.. Drake permitted faint look OF
doesn't usually ask to have her men,
DRY logged. But I knew that she had
asked the question simply to divert his
attention from my flushed face.
zone OF my operatives will have him
at the corner nearest that womans
house at half after eight" he replied.
(To be continued In The News Fridav.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-10
NURSES GO INTO POLAND
Nine. Paderewski Requests Trained
Social Workers.

New York.-Twenty women of Po-
lish birth or descent, who have been
trained in this country as social and
nurses aides, arc to he sent by the
Y. w. c. A. to Poland within a few
weeks as result of request from
Nine. Paderewski, wife of the Polish
president.
The women were trained by the Y.
w. C. A. in various parts Of the
United States and have been given a
systematic course with a certificate
for satisfactory work. They are
known as the Polish Grey Samaritans
and wear picturesque uniform con-
sisting of a gray cape and Polish cap.
Under Nine. Padereswkis direction
a home has been taken over by the
Polish government in Warsaw and
is being put in readiness for the re-
ception of these women. Lois Downs,
Y. w. c. A. worker from Pittsburgh,
is at present in Warsaw in charge of
the newly begun y. w. c. A. work
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Magazine Features Prepared By Experts of Wide No
TWO SPLENDID
HOME-MlXED DRINKS

For the ambitious housewife who
enioys experimentation with home
brsws here are two excellent recipes:
Rhubarb Wine.
"A pounds OF rhubarb.
lemons,
/ OF. ginger.
OF. tartaric acid.
lbs. sugar.
gallons boiling water.
/ slice toast.
l OF. yeast
OF. isinglass.
To make. cut up and shred the rhu-
barb fine and put 1t into large tub
all and put over the rhubarb. add the
powdered ginger, the tartaric acid and
the sugar Pour over the mixed In
gradients 4 gallons OF boiling wgter,
and mash the mixture thoroughly.
When II has cooled to lukewarm spread
one-ounce cake OF yeast or slice
OF toast and put into the liquid. Cover
all with a clean cloth and let stand
three days. Then strain through
linen cloth or bag, stir in the islnglass,
and put into wooden keg, well
cleaned. for three weeks, Bottle and
seal.
Root Beer.
1 or. sassafras.
OF. allspice.
OF. yellow dock.
or wintergreen,
OF. wild cherry bark.
Ia or. coriander seeds.
OF. hops.
quarts moiasses.
cake yeast.
I gallons cold water.
To make, blend well the sassafras.
allspice, wintergreen. yellow dock. wild
cherry bark, coriander seeds, hops and
A. sfaiXNtra with
boiling water and let stand a. hours.
Filter the liquid through linen bag,
add the yeast cake dissolved in warm
water, and the 4 gallons Of cold wa
tor cover and let stand ~ hours
more, then bottle and seal.
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oiliness in warm
weather, and re-
sist every effort
to keep them
looking cool and
clear. Excessive
powdering only
adds to the diff
fculties by clog
ging your pores,
and the excre-
lions of oil be-
coming m TX e d
with powder pre-
sent an unlovely
sight indeed.