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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
Wonen TO Ask Laws.

Women to Ask Laws.
The newly enfranchised women vot-
ers, it is expected will ask for legis-
lation, particularly on questions in
volving the working hours OF women
and on child welfare.
The automobile registration law,
passed by the last legislature, VIII De
up for considerable tinkering. This
law contains forty sections and was a
sort of compromise measure be-
tween the law suggested by the re
trenchment and reform committee and
the joint committee of the house and
senate which spent most of their
nights and Sundays last winter draw
ing it up. 1t is recognized that there
are number of corrections to be
made to this law. The road law will
also probably be up for some revis-
ion. . ...
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-09

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Evening star., 1920-03-14

KENSINGT0N. MD.-0NE-HAIF ACRE.
Large coloaial home With over half acre Of
ground; large var1eU Of fruit: beautiful shade
1fepiaces; electric lights; large basement. with
laundry Trays II you are looking for . bsau.
tifuI county hsme with large rooms, extra
large vefanda on three sides Of house. an at
tractive location On high ground, don't fail to
inspect. The property 10 In good repair. One
half block from Connecticut ave; block frem
school; three blocks to train and trolley
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings phone North lOe0,J.
N6kTHKIST OPPORTUNITY = DESIRABLE
Groom and fun tiled bath; close to Sth and r
st cara; reom for garage. Price. $500. Ap-
ply Gales department,
THOs D. JARREIIA
s37 Woodward bldg. Main 7a6
CONN. AVE. AND SIS
Modern house. eontaining rooms and two
tAthS; tha best Of az tures aud flooring through
ont, and bright. attractive rooms. Price,
$ll 900; 81. 900 cash
BOND 4 WRIGHT,
921 18th st. Main 1897.
HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE. ID-
dress 100 Bryant 1T. ne. .
IN DESIRABLE RROOkI4AND SECTIONS
room, bath, bungalow; hot-wster heat, ~l~c-
tric lights; hardwood floors; servants toilet:
stationary tnha: built-tA garage; deep lot to
alley; shade trees: built for q home: owner
leaving city II reason for selling. Price. $105O0-
I. E. SHOEMAKER. Evans bldg. Main 5574. /.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WAHTLD-APAKTIEHTS.

APRIL 1. FURNISHED; ROOMS. kIrcH-
enette bath on neaf 14th st car line NV:
sec. couple. Address Boz Alp, Star otnce: .
AFTER APRIL / AND BHFoRB MAY i
Two or three rooms, kitchenette and bath; not
over $50; unfuruished; win assume lease to run
for year; NV. section. Address Box S.H'
Star ofhce. IL
CNFURNI8HRD FOTR-R00H AND BATH
apartment; cleo. lights; couple, No children ;
permanent: about $50 per mo. Address Box
36-S, Star once.
TO IEASH 2 Or ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath, unfurnished: NV. heights section pre-
ferred; June or sooner. Col. 31o2 after
TAK0HA PARK, SMALL UaFUkNISHED
apartment, family Of three: long-term lease II
desired. Phone Mr. FARRELL, Oxford Hotel.
A FURNISHhD APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS.
bath and kifchenette preferably with, service ::
rent not to exceed SiO0 per month. Address
Box 1913, star ONCE.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
FOR RENT-H0UsES
urn uin1fR6.


l2-RoON HoUsE. FURNISHED. FOR RENT;
Cali Monday. y.or Tuesday. l1h Grant place.
FURNISHED HOUSE. COMPLETE: ROOMS
and bath, including piano and silver, large gar
den. 43 S St NV.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME NEAR
Fort Berry; rooms. sleeping porch; very
Also 11-room house downtown; wen fur
nished terms reasonable.
Remember
We are headquarters for moderately priced
BIANTON REALTY CO.,
40 18th st. NV.
FURNISHED. sEMI-DETACHED: ROOMS:
modern improvements large back yard. 913
jefferson st. Briahtwood Park.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC,
S17 18th ST. NV. 19s
GROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE. . BLOCKS
from Dupont Circle; southern e1poeure: will
rent for six meaths. Address Boz sl7-R. star
office. 15s
PARTY GOING ABROAD Will sEfX Or
rent furnished house, centrally located NV,
to responsible party. Address Boz 1873. star
office. Ae
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH
class tenant. Sub-let. short term. rooms. 2
baths. Sun porches. Garage. Columbia 1885 15'
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE.
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Hot-wster hest In good repair.
Nicely furnished Possession April
1st. Rent. $50 per month. Six
month lease.
1926 IRVING ST. NV
B. r. SAUL COMPANY.
s34 N. Y. ave. NV.
1857 MERIDIAN ST. N.W.-N0DEKN, NICE
ly furnished. Groom houne; double garage.
Can be leased for months.
CONVENIENT, COMFORTABLE HOME WITH
all modern impFovements; in very desirable
part of city; . rooms. bath; h.w.h.; reat very
rpaa ab1e
Evening star., 1920-03-14

FOR SALE. By OWNER--COEY HOME IN
rage in basement: immediate possession: fair
price and liberal terms. Address Box ~ r.
star ofaee.
BRICK-SIX ROOMS AND BATH: GOOD
condition; large yard; brick garage. with ca
pacity of three cars. Reasonable. 324 sth St
Sc. No brokers. 16s
Evening star., 1920-03-14
FOR RENT-10OMS.
FURNlsnED R00AS-Ceetlnee

FURNlsHED Ro0MS-Cs4slsseA.
LARGE ROOM. facing south. In NV. section.
for or . men: plenty hot water. Phone fr
sl0s bet. 10 aad II am. and 3:So to Pm
FURNISHED bedroom; Kitchen, .ts: run
14s
141s EUCLID ST.-IArae frost room. private
bath. electricity: exclusive ntSgh6orhood: pr1-
vate family: gentleman only. Col. 1873. "A.
1925 EUCLID sr.-Larse room; ali conven-
fences; private home; suitable for one or two.
i4ss COLUMBIA ROAD-Xinsle and double
rooms; large closets. electricity. hot water
9l5 18th ST. NW.-One large. clean and com
Portable; bay window; nission furnishings;
writing desk. IA.
f343 MONROE ST. N.w.-Inrse. bright 2nd
floor room. adjoining bath: separate beds. cleo
tricity; h.-w.h.: narried couple or two ladies:
quiet. refined employed people only. 11th aud
14.h st. cars. 10
50 ' N.w.-rront room. southern exposure; !;
suitable for 2; ami. $50. IA
II ST. NV, 0ppo. G. p: O..Front room,
with heat and closet. suitable for gentle
men; $50 for .. a.
302s NEWARK ST. Cleveland Park-Comfort-
able room TO let in private home.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.---For gentleman. steam
heated room in private home; block from car:
so; board available nearby. Cleve. 8Sl-J.
60c MASS. AVE. N.w-Wili rent . very nice
front furnished room to a couple; must have
reference: phone. hs
1881 FAfRM0NT sT.-Bnck room, next hath !;
gentlemen only. Phone Col s5s". 14'
1899 18th N.w.-LArce trout room; 5 windows;
heat and gas: clean house: Ink. lie
2s15 1Ith ST. NW-IArSe. well furnished
front room. second floor; h.-w.h.; unlimited
telephone. IA"
f54 U ST. E.w.-Two rooms SIS each: room
first floor. $35; home privileges: piano. IA"
Evening star., 1920-03-14
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-APAR
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APART
ment, or or rooms. kitchanette and bath;
prefer nv: section: reasonable; may buy FUR
UNFTRNISHED APARTMENr-2 ROOMS
kItcenette and bath, in NV. section: not over
$40 monthly; by April |; early action Wv, VIII be
l OR ? ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
married couple; no children. Address Box laOS
Star office. 1a'
RY : EMPLOYED ADULTS OR ROOM
furnished apartment. with kitchenette and
BATH reasonable. Address Box 1.6-S. star
office.
ONE ROOM AND BATH, FURNISHED; AS
near downtown possible. Call all day Sun
day. Franklin S14: Mr.. Bryant:
THREE GIRLS WANT . OR 8 FURNISHED
rooms kitchenette and bath reasonable, in
apartment house between 10th and 18th SITS
and I and X; electricity; possession April 1.
Address Box 40-S Star Office.
ONE ROOM, BATH AND KITCHENETTE, UN-
Circle, between 18th and Goth sts. NV; will
subet; state location and price. Address Box
s41-p, Star office. IA
SMALL UNFURNISHnD APARTMENT OR
~ address sse Ritt.phouse st.. Apt. q. 14s
BY hAR. IS OK APR. THREE OR FOUn
unfnrnished Ink. rooms: family OF three
adults; rent not to exceed $45. Address Box
BY APRIL THREE, -FOUR OR FIVE IN
city or suburb: adults: rent reasonable: state
particulars. Address Box 3oO-R, Star ofite.
l4s
BY ArRn. =. OR 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
able. Gail Ool. 9025. IA.
RESPONSIBLE, .RERINHD COUPLE DESIRE
small house or nat first floor. with porch or
basement Address Bog sl3-R, Star oflce. 14'
QUIET YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE - ROOM.
furnished or uufurnished apartment house
in NV. by April or Is. Address Box 2os-R.
Star Office
TWO ROOMS. KIry,HENErrB AND BATH,
auf,,rniahed. by April /; NV. anSwer. giving
p-ice and location. Address Box 296-R. star
office. 15'
FURNISHED OR UNFURNTSHND, ONE OR
two rooms. bath and kttehene'te apt. ,, refined
vicinity Lncoln Park or NV: pusDaos.on April
!. Would consider caring for home % apt dur
ing srrins and summer. Col. 500.
APRIL I, TWO ROOMS KITCHMNTTH AND
erence. Address BOZ 324-R, Star ONCE. 1<s
THREE Girls WANT BY APRIL /, FUR
nished apartment. z or rooms kitchenette
and bath or hoard and room I'm private family
Address Box 292R r. Star Office. 1f'
TO RENT by THE MONTH FROM APRIL 1
-Furnished for hoasekeepi.s. Groom and batA
spartznent. In NV. section; rent rsssonable.
Phone N. 130. 15s
SMALL APARTMENT, FURNIEHEQ. BIZ
family Of s; Immediate possession; permanent;
rsfesences Address Box 99R, Star once. l4s
APARINENT I ROOMS Oh MORN; WILL
buy email amoant furniture; state price and
particulars. Address Bog 2Ss-P. Star once.
AZ
AN ARMY OFFICER WITH WIFE AND TWO
children. ak and eight years, respectively. de-
sires 4 furnished apartment for honsek eepins.
in NV section: 3 to 4 rooms with kitchen aud
bath desired; possession by April 9th Addrsss
BOZ IGOR, star Office. stating location and
teyma IA
WANTM-rO RENT UNRURNIsHHD APT.
Of q Epoms with hath aAd kitcheaAtts I'd.
ditioaal; NV. section preferred; will alse CO..
slider small house in nearby suburb. Address
BOX 50 Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

BEAUTIFULLY furnished S
room and bath housekeeping
apt. in Wyoming apt; $500 per
month; lease from now until
October lst only. Apply Man
agcr.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
1Ol6 18th ST. NV.

Single and double roome for ladies'; am.i. 11s
7O4 md ST. NV, the Grey Apt.-IArke,
bright front rooms, single or en- suite; interior
newly decorated; hot water at all times: under
new management: convenient to III ear lines.
I2s TENN AVE. N.E.-BriEht room adjoining
bath. suitable for or gentlemen; rent rra-
sonable 14e
Evening star., 1920-03-14

| From to 20 houses. all sections, all pR1ss
many new, or occupant owners; accomDe>N
terms. Save time and money and see a.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WANTM-TO RENT UNRURNIsHHD APT.
Of q Iooms with hath aad kitcheaetts I'D.
ditioaal: nv. section prsfsFrsd; will also eoA-
slider small house in nearby suburb. Address
Box 5O-R, star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEl,-NeW1y fur
nished roons; hot and cold ruB1inx water
modern baths. with showers. Single rates
$50 and e per day: $40 per week and -
and 80 Per month. 90 = st. NV. Phone
Hrauk. ITO.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

. CORNER HOUSE.
A most convenientiy situated Q
street dwelling Of II rooms. Res
sonable price and tnrms.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. Inc.
SIT 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
TRY STAGrSl UP.


SPECIAL wEEkLY. REST IN CITY.
Ctg PARK RD. NW.-Front OF back ro0m
nicely furnished. near bath. Ind floor, will ar
range for Ink. il desired l4'
IN PRIVATE HOUSE. near park. :. handsome
rooms aud bath. -n suite; adults only; &100
per month. Col. 5O1. H.
ITS1 ST. dupont Circle) Large. nicely fur
nished sitting bedroom: southern exposure;
electricity. hot wster. phone: single room. l4'
a:!, X ST. N.W.-Doubie room :. l,eds: running
E,ater: porch; also single rooms. Trsnsients &C,
Inundated. las
.i- IG,h ST. N.w.--3 nicely f0rnished rooms
Frank J25. a.
sI3D 18th ST. -S.W.-WiiI furnish comfortable
i"om q refined lady in exchange for the
srrvire Of staying with two ch,idres 4 evenings
. we<h. lAs
1913 EUCLID ST. S.W.-Fwo rooms and phi
bath: all convenisnces; men or ladies
Phone Col. 5457. L.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
WAREROOlrs AND STORAGE.

WANT 70 LAASE STORE AND LIVI
rooms In csntfal location on buay stxOst. :.
dress Bsx 75-S, Star once. u
Evening star., 1920-03-14

apartment with one or two giris; 3rd floor; 81
a month. Phone Col. 56s3. 3211 14th st. NV
l8s
Evening star., 1920-03-14

1874 GIRARD ST. N.W.--Large md tOor IRON
room: mahogany furnished: suitable for O,
man and wife; convenient to both car lines.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

1854 S ST. N.W.-Large room
suitable for two home cooking
moderate.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

LARGE ROOM facing south. In NV. section
for or 3 men plenty hot water. Phone ~
51OS bet. 10 aad II am. and 3:S0 to pm.
Evening journal., 1920-08-11
P d. II e lie S

A house party was given at Reho-
both last week end by Mrs. Artemus
smith, in honor OF her daughter, Miss
Helen Smith. The young people ar
rived In Rehoboth on Friday morning
TO remain until Monday. Among the
other diversions were beach parties,
moonlight canoeing, marshmalloW
roaSis and dancing on saturday
night a dance was enjoyed.
Those present were. The Misses
Anna White. Janet Hardy Miriam
Cameron. Eleanor stewart Helen
smith, and the Messrs Artemus smith
Robert NJ. Fouk. F. Bayard Carter.
Draper Smith, Karl Kite and Willard
Tree.
Mrs Carl Snelenhurg. OF Belleionte,
gave a party Recently on her lawn In
honor OF little Miss Fanny Stevenson
King. who has been visiting her aunt
Tor the month OF August Twelve
children played croquet and other
games during the afternoon, assem-
bling in the blue bird room for ice
cream and cake.
Evening journal., 1920-08-11
FASHIONS AND FADS

Surf satin and gabardine are most
used for tub skirts.
Many tallleur fastens its very,
own cape to its shoulders.
pleatod lawn blouses in pastel
shades are most delightful
The high collar and cravat are fea-
tured on the new blouses.
Pale-toned taffeta basques are worn
with silk or lace skirts.
A frock Of blue serge has an un-
derskirt OF old rose organdie.
Daytime frocks feature a new wool
poplin, which plaits we'll.
Blue feathers painted with stripes
Of white trim a white kid hat.
The black skirt is an important item
in the summer wardrobe
Blue fOulard with a small white dot
has been revived successfully.
The shawl collar OF crisp organ
die is not only tucked. but is corded.
Short suit coats Of plain, dark
materials are worn with pleated
skirts.
Bits OF lettuce-green fringe orna-
ment youthful frock OF coral ve-
lours.
A frock OF brown and gray
striped taeffta is friled from neck to
hem.
A most effective color combinas
ton is Of bright blue jade green and
scarlet.
on the afternoon gown one shoulS
wear a boutonnieIe Of medal or gauze
flowers.
Dainty dresses OF mauve organdle
are embroidered with large ribbon
flowers.
4 snug-ftting taeffts bodice tops
an overskirt OF taffeta edged with
ecru lace.
Dark sweaters are made in open
lace stitch and are very effective
over white blouses.
An ivory-hnted, long-waisted blouse
Of Georgette is gay with frills and
emstltching.
A charming bodice for the even,
ing gown is silver metal cloth veiled
with black chiffon.
An unusual garden hat is Of brown
lace straw trimmed with brown anq
smoke gray morning glories.
Evening journal., 1920-08-11

The average weight Of a baby is 7
pounds During the first week after
birth there is usually no gain in
weight, and there may be a slight
loss. AT The end OF two weeks, the
average baby should weigh : pounds
and 6 ounces, and should gain 8
ounces a week for the next two weeks
so that when one month old he
weighs pounds and s ounces. For
the first two months, normal infant
gains from 6 TO ounces a week For
the third month, he gains froh 10 6
ounces week and thereafter from 3
to ounces weekly.
This regular increase in weight. AS
determined by the weekly weighing,
is the indication that babys food is
not only agreeing with him and salts
flying his hunger. but that il Is also
meeting his growth requirements.
General fOrmulae must OF necessity
be written for the average baby. and
may not be entirely satisfactory for
your baby. II your baby docs not
gain properly and remain well. take
II to your doctor who may may make
/ the necessary change. Take this paper
along with you so the doctor may
know what and how you have been
feeding.
A new born baby needs very lit
| tie food for the flnst day or two The
| first feelings should be made Of one
ounce Of milk 10 two or three ounces
OF water and no sugar. No food or
substance other than cool boiled Wa
| ter should he given except by the di-
recton OF the physician.
After the FIRST day. a weak baby is
fed at twO-hOur intervals during the
day and twice during the night, al
10 D. m. and , a. m. A strong baby
may be fed at three hour intervals
during the day with two feelings al
night
Al one week the average child re-
quires 10 ounces Of diluted mill
daily. To ) ounces Of milk add i(
ounces OF water and 4 - tablespoon
fuls OF sugar Of milk.
Dextrimaltose. u to 4 teaspoonful
may be added TO each feeding bottl,
instead Of using sugar OF milk as
stated This total quantity is giver
in seven feelings at three hour in
tervas during the day and two feed
ings al night.
At three months the child will re-
qure about % ounces OF diluted min
daily To i6 ounces OF milk add II
ounces Of water and three level Ia
blespoonfuls OF sugar OF milk Dex
trimaltose may he used in the proper
tion 4 teaspoonful 10 each feedinl
bottle instead OF sugar Of milk. Thi
is given in six feelings at three hou
intervals during the day and one feed
ing at night about 80 O'CLOCK. The , q
m. feeding is discontinued at the thir
or fourth month.
At six months the average bab'
will require 36 ounces Of dilutei
milk. To 81 ounces Of milk add 4
ounces Of water or barley water am
3 even tablespoonfuls Of sugar o
milk. This is given II flve feeding
Evening journal., 1920-08-11
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

A glass with blush tinge will
bring out the lines Of faded photo
graph.
To, remove paint spots on window
panes, apply cloth dipped in hot
vinegar.
Large biscuits cut in half are
most delicious used as dumplings
with chicken
The addition OF sprigs Of mint,
cold tea or grapeiuice to lemonade is
delightful.
Cracker puddinss are made Just
like bread puddings and are de-
liciously light
Put leftover mayOnnaise in a Jelly
glass with waxed paper tied over the
top. Keep cool
Instead Of wrapping linen in blue
paper 10 keep from turning yellow.
paint The inside OF linen closet with
blue enamel.
Leftover coffee grounds. slightly
mOistened, make a fine dust down for
sweeping floors. They are clean and
will not stain.
Ripe tomatoes will peel easily. II.
without cutting the skin. you go over
the entire tomato as though you were
going 10 scrape Il.
Fill a bottle with hot water, place
the splinter over the mouth. press
tightly the suction will loosen il.
and it will be an easy matter 10 re-
move 10.
Run a thread through the plcots
along The edge Of tatting before wash
ing it pull thread out after Il is
ironed and the picots will all be in
place.
Use cheap tumblers for preserves.
and utilize as drinking glasses when
empty.
When regllding or revarnishing pic
ture frames, hold a small piece OF
blottlng paper against the glass and
paint from inside In this way No
gilt will dsub The glass.
A small box painted the color oi
the woodwork and screwed in a hid
den nook on the front porch may
contain a dusier. cotton gloves. scis-
sors and a garden trowl. and will save
many steps into the house.
Evening journal., 1920-08-11
The Bathing Girl
AN Editorial BY me Society Editor

Which Is right
The counselor Of the town OF Tonbrdse Engand
young men were 10 girls the bathing
would not marry
Or Mrs H. A. L. Fisher wife OF the eduoaon
CONTENDS mai instead OF initiating against marriage would lead
70 the best the
because they based knowledge well
true ove"f "
The question old the been asked and
answered thousands OF times Delaware The
pressed are the views OF two sections Of the
Does modesty consist evelaton There Is
fundamental difference the believe
certify oubt that the human body something should
concealed and mentioned only with extreme
believe is heautfu heshul and glorious thing itself
The OF the these schools
matter OF shame that IL must not be public
knowledge Of be scrupulousy the young
ignorance constitutes purity
is hat $ coming nd
be held by physicians
have given most thought the question II youth
maiden should grow together
radesp without OF and shame the
that boys girls should be taught
OF taught TO admire rightly the handwork expressed
the human form Taught that healthy beautiful
be admired regarded with shame that
and children heahfl which deserve
to be ouded
thought about openly frankly and cleanly.
Evening journal., 1920-08-11

during the day. the night feeding be-
ing discontinued.
A nine months the average child re-
quires 40 ounces daily. To 30 ounces
Of milk add 10 ounces Of water Oh
barley water and even tablespoon
fuls Of sugar This is given in five
feelings.
DRINKING WATER: Boil a pint of
water every morning and put in a
clean bottle Keep in a cool place.
Offer the baby plenty Of water be-
tween feelings. beginning with one
half ounce twice a day during the
/ hnst few days after birth. The guam
| tity should he gradually increased un-
| til the infant is taking from to
ounces OF water daily.
! II must be remembered that the in
fant cannot ask for water and that he
is apt to become thirsty more often
during the summer months than in
winter
BARLEY WATER: After baby is
six months old, BARELY water may
be used TO dilute milk instead Of
plain water. Add One-half level Ia
blespoonful OF barley -four 10 one
pint OF water and cook for twenty
| minutes. As IL boils keep adding
enough water TO make one pint
strain and cool. At six months 1 -
even tablespoonfuls or barley may be
used. cooked in 8 ounces OF water.
ORANGE JUICE: Not later than one
month after being Dut on the bottle or
at any time from three months OF age
up the infant should be given orange
Juice. beginning with one tablespoon
full mixed with equal quantity ~
cooled boiled water and gradually in
-. -. a..
fuls. The best time 10 give orange
iuice is Just before the bath in the
morning. Strained tomato Juice may
be given in like proportion when or
anges are not available. The use OF
these juices will prevent scurvy
OTHER FOODS: Al six months the
baby is beginning 10 be able TO digest
starch therefore at this time small
amounts Of barley or oatmeal water
may be given with the milk.
When the teeth begin 70 appear, a
cracker or a piece of zWieback may
he allowed In addition 10 this a lit
tie cereal jelly without sugar may be
given once a day, preferably in the
morning.
At nine months a baby may be
given half cup Of plain bouillon. or
beef or chicken broth. or vegetable
soup once daily. He should have q
small piece Of crisp toast. zVNieback
, or crust Of bread on which to chew
Immediately after each feeding
d Questions relating to Baby Care anc
. Ia problems Of material and childish
/ health will be answered direct By
mail. Address
2 BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
1 u. s. Health Service,
? Washington, d. G.
I Be sure 10 give your fun name anC
Z address. and please mention the nami
) OF this newspaper
Evening journal., 1920-08-11
Clubs

The Good Fellows Club Of Grace
NJ E. Church will give a straw ride
to Brandywine Summit tomorrow
night. Members OF the club and
their friends will leave the church
house promptly at 73O o'clock The
ride Will be taken in an automobile
truck For the past two years the
club has gone to the camp and had a
royal good time. In past years a
watermelon party has featured the
ride. II is expected a large crowd Of
young people will enjoy the outing