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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
FEED THE cow

G. W. Bra cher reported to the
County Agent today that he had q
COW which was failing in her milk
only giving 8 quarts a day. He be-
gan to feed her soy bean hay, m
addition to the small corn, and in a
few weeks she was giving around 2
gallons of milk a day. Raise and
feed more soy bean hay" says Mr..
Bratcher.
Now's the time to begin plans for
the COW feed next winter. Every
farmer who likes cream in his coffee,
a glass of milk to drink and is keep
ing a cow and owns a piece Of land
should raise soybeans.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28

StSof N.Y.
Dec. Is, 1922
Mr.. Robert F. Spence,
Berea, Ky.
MY dear Mr.. Spence:
Our O. p. w. Club met this after
noon at. the school house for their
regular business meeting. While IN
session we re-organized with Ia
members. The officers elected were:
Edna Sparks. president; Inis Hutch
ms, vice president; Lillian Hutchins,
secretary, and Arthur Kidd, leader
You will probably think that to re
organize with only Ia members il
az ite a come down when last yea :
va had nearly 40, but we are wort.
ing for quality instead of guam
tity. We hope to have one of the
best working clubs in the county, and
I am going to do my best to make
TIE o. p. w. Club one that you will
he proud Of.
We invite you to our business
meetings, which will be the last Fri
day at ernoon in each month, begir-
hing next month.
When the weather opens up so We
can, we are expecting to put on some
more good entertainments.
Yours for a good club,
Lillian v. Hutchins,
O. p w Sec.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
HONEY DISHES

THOSE ~ US who are not bee keep
l ers will not feel that u Ia econ
omy TO use much honey In cookery, but
rather rs a sweet. and NJ an occa-
sionai treat however, those who have
Il In abundance will enjoy few OF
the dishes made famous by the wife
OF Maurice Maeterlinck who has writ
ten very entttainIngly of the bee and
Its habits.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
Somewhat Monotonous.

Some men are too methodical In
their habits. and so are some horses.
Twelve months ago a horse fell with
its owner near Blanchview, Queens
land, and the rider fractured his left
thigh. The other day the same horse
fell again at the same spot and the
same rider fractured the same thigh.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
Honey and Sour MIX Ginger Bread

Blend one cupful Of honey. one-half
cupful of sour milk and one-half cup
ful Of butter: two well beaten eggs,
two cupfuls u -four. one half teaspoon.
full Of cinnamon. the same OF salt. one
and quarters tcaspoonfuls OF
soda onc-half teaspoonfui Of ginger
Heat the honey and butter and when
Just nj the boiling point remove from
the fire and add the sour milk and
the eggs and dry ingredients. Bake In
sheet and coat with q thin icing.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
Baked Annie, With Honey.

Core large apples. fill each cavity
with honey and top with pieces Of but
ter Bake In a moderate oven. bastlng
occasionally.
Pears are also delicious tusing
lemon juice with the honey) baked In
this way.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
Ham Cured With Honey.

To every so pounds Of ham use .
brine Of four pounds % coarse salt.
one ounce Of saltpeter. two pounds
~ honey and two gallons Of water.
Blend well. pour over the hams and
let them stand for six weeks. They
will he found delicious In favor.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
LINE o. CHEER
BY John ksrdriek 0anos.
ON GLOOMY DAYS

lust as when days are chill and
j bleak
The warmth Of cracking hesrths
you seek.
SO when the hours OF gloom appear
Then Is the time to turn to cheer.
And with Its glow drive out the
chill
OF worry. care. and present III
90 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicatsl
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
Oatmeal Honey eread.

To cupful Of rolled oats add three
cupfuls of hot water. half a cupful OF
honey. Tablespoonful Of butter. Q
teaspoonful ~ salt when cooled to
blood heat add dissolved y-nst cake.
stir in -four I'LL suitable dough for
kneading has been made. Raise again
and make into two loaves. Raise
again and brush with one teaspoon.
full 81 honey and two tabicspoonfuls
~ milk Just before going into the
oven.
Honey II = natural sweet and should
be given To children 10 satisfy the
craving for sweets which II natural to
childhood
Fresh preserves are quite different
when prepared with honey instead Of
sugar. Ounces are especially deli
rlous when preserved with honey.
Served with whipped cream they make
the most delectsble dessert.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28
UNHAPPY

SNfNSF
You look un-
happy. old man.
I am. am
almost AZ un-
happy ~ . wou-
an with Q secret
tn at nobody
wants - know.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28

Orlando, KY,
Dec. %, 1922
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-12-28

Paint Lick, Ky,
Dec. Is. 1922
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

having irt"Tceis in several different
businesses. They have purcha sed hne
automobile hearse and will also be
equipped to render ambulance service at
Il moderate price.
The new basement Of the Baptist
church will be ready for dedication Sun
day Juno 4th. A number Of out OF town
speakers are expected for the day and
r splendid program has been arranged
Basket dinner will be served at the
church at noon.
The VI. f. church OF Calcutta will be
dedicated Sunday, June 4th. Severa!
from this city expect 10 attend.
Mrs. V. B. Attel left Thursday morn
ing for Pittsburgh. Pa. to visit her
daughter. She will be Joined soon by
Mrs Carl Huling, who expects 10 move
there.
P.s. Tarbo1. Of OIL City. Pa, IL here
this week looking after the interests of
the Ohio Valley Refinery.
The ST. Marys Decorating Co. and the
Western Glass Co. were placed in the
hands OF a special receiver. W. c. Dot
son by tho United States District Court
of Northern District last week 1t is
hoped their financial affairs will soon
be strai ghtened up.
Hon. c. T. Craig was at Parkersburg.
Wednesday attending to some legal busl
ness at his law office in that city.
Albert Jones. who has been spending
the winter with his daughter Mrs.
Dodge, Of Steubenville. o.. returned home
Wednesday. He Is much improved in
health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

shower. The event was In h"h"r "a
Miss Margaret Addison. whose "'"N'"o
is to be an event of next Wrch'
Social Event.
Yesterday afternoon the nome VI
Mrs. Charles Dankworth WIS ihS s|'''
OF an interesting social event. Inc "o''"
was beautifully decorated IN su"'"'''
flowers. Various diversions were e"-
joyed and a luncheon served. MIS- Jes'
Landkrohn aided with the enter 'a'"''e
Bellaire Briefs.
Mrs Alonzo Wilkinson or Messy N'1
= visitor in Rrllaire yesterday. Mh'''
walking on n bad piece OF SideW"'N
Belmont street she turned her ahN'e anu
injured the member badly.
John Tohin OF New lh'ladcIph!a
spending a few days with frieh"S "'''
MAYOR John r. Wyatt was business
visitor in Columbus yesterday
Mrs Frank Tannehin Of Irnnn"'I
street who has suffered with spra'h' =
ankle for the past ten days is impF"'-
ing nicely.
Miss l.ura Dickens has rc'Hrnc" ~
her home on Guernsey street a'"' ~
visit In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas BARTON OF ~
ion street are home from Visit III ''"''
lipol!s. :,
Mr.. Joseph Holdstcin has rc'Hrhtu
10 Akron after visit with '''"'''''
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
ALUMNI BANQUET
EIEhty-sx Graduates OF 1921 Made
Msrberv Last Observation-Disclosures
Program

y The annual banquet ~ the High
= School Alumni association OF the Mar
tins Ferry high school was held last
might IN the gym OF the Elm school.
The hall was very pretttly decorated
with different class colors. The Sradu-
) atas OF this year numbering SIS. were
|. Tho quests Of the alumni and were made
= members or the Alumni association. \
= epc r,Cnu was served. At which time the
, program was enjoyed between courses
About ESQ people attended the oananS',
: and all state that u was the best Alumni
. banquet ever given.
/, Representatives OF the different
. classes gave their class yells and SohsS'
= which was answered by other classes
The class Of 1922 gave their class Ern'
which almost tore the roof on the o"''u-
,rr MISS Helen Rurris was chairman
Of the committee that had charge OF the
daIIrhtrul affair. Tho following pro-
gram was rendered -,
Toastmistress. Mrs. Flora Williams. 50
Pnsnorse .. Howard Henderson. 90
. Soprano Solo-"SprIng's Awakened
.............. wv htoru
: Helen FarneL 2l.
r,iorc oue,-"Mazurka" .......N erin
; George Morris. II; Gwynn Owens ~,
Male Quartette-selected- ,.
Row Trick. 20: George Koehnle'n. I'll
. Geo. Morris. II; Gwynn Owens 10.
, psad,nr- "Americanizing Of Andre
, Francois . Suzanne Noble Il
\ BARITONE Solo-"Shipmates OF Mine
........-.......
= Roy Trick, 20
.c-ectinxs From Our Ahsentees -.
Theodore Rothermund' IL
pa.s SOLO. Selected Carl Lash. 20
, -Raby Alumni" Victor kehrer' W
America -........... ...''''''' Alumni
Fined $500.
nan PAUL who was arrested BY oni-
..rs E1wood Rothermund. p. Reddy ana
r Eraxier last Thursday might Tor nav
In1 n still and liquor in his possession
vas given a hearing In Mayor puuS
. court last night and fined $500 rms
has bean the frst arrest or TINS Klna
for practically week.
Car on Track.
several largo steel cars jumped the
track at tho Corrugating plant Thurs-
day night. causing railroad traffic 70 be
held up for some time. The wreck tram
was called and had the cars or in
abort time. No injuries were received
and very little damage done.
Last Day Of school
Yesterday was the last day OF school
FOR the public schools. The children re-
ceIved their report cards yesterday az
ternoon. They will not return until
three months is up. Several classes had
picnics planned but were called of on
account Of the rain.
TWO Alumni BRnqusts.
Two alumni banquets were held in
this city last evening. The Martins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

months. Eass season has just opened
which is respunsibIe for the rush.
Night Traffic Heavy.
Traffic In this city -: tae early para
Of the evening has been the heaviest
the past week that it has been for
long time. The carnival on the Island
- responsible. The traffic is handle"
very well in this city. as the drivers AZ
getting onto the correct way OF driving
around certain corners.
Elks' Flag Day.
Flag day for the Martins Ferry loose
Of Elks will he held on June -. Many
from this city belong to that lodge ano
are planning TO turn out. Next Mon!"y
night the Elks Will initiate clSht ne"
members Following tn" initiation DIX
feed and good time will be mad
Soldiers Body Coming
The body Of James Burk VINO was
Killed in the battle OF Argonne III l'io
VIII be brought to the home In the nes'
future. His mother. Mrs. James surh'
Sr received word from army au'hol !.
TICS that the remains would arrive
Hnhnkcn soon. He Is survived ny ''
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James 6urH' WV
brothers and four sisters
Bridgeport o11eis =,
Mrs. James Mckee OF Lansing a ~
Il he out again after several oaS' III
GcsS. ..
n. II. Erwin is a business vi''to: 10
CoNumhTs. =.
r r smith NJ ST. Clairsvilis was
h,,siness visitor IN this city yesterday
Many Of the graduates OF this yea; yea.
are tanning to attend some coiese
newt year. e,ou
NJ. and Mrs. L. P. 1>anhem OF Stcu,
r.,.,,u. returned after attending the
commencement Thursday might
Miss Alice Swartz Of Cleveland - WIS.,
l,ing local friends.
Thomas T. Greer OF Elm Grove WIS
visitor in this city yesterday a''e'
noon.
CLYDE Morrison Of Aetnav!l!e - COL
nne6 t. his home with Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
ST, MARyS
Glen Owens Residence
Destroyed By Fire

c, Narvs W Va. June 2.-Early This
rorr,nr about two o'clock theresioeh'e
of Glenn e Owens was burned 10 '"'
rrnund The origin Of tho fire Is u"-
,rovn The loss was partly covered
m.t,b insurance. The residence OF haiPh
1,p.a adjoining was also on hre pN'
,brough the efforts Of local hose COM
many the fire was extlngulshed'
st. Marys Briefs
Arthur n Hammer Of Belmont was
,r,nsortlng business here THURSDAY
" ! Todd. Of Newport, O., was
business caller here THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, TEDDY
VORTEX and Miss Marie Rogers spent
Thursday with relatives ut 'loveraaIe
Mrs Thos Yost and son Frank OF
vaycrlv we're the guests or relatives III
the city Thursday.
Sam Lamp. prominent farmer OF Nn'a'
was ,ransactirg business here "edheS-
n w. Dillon and family spent Sunday
vi,h,hc sheets family OF SGlama
,,hcs,rr Deems of Belmont. was nus
mess caller here Thursday.
chas Groves salesman for IN"
Phoenix Mil Co. o! Marietta. was IN
,ha city Wednesday calling on custom
rrs.
YIN Pryor. the Belmont butcher was
acting business here THURSDAY:
loo Williams is spending a few days
in Pittsburgh. this week.
4 delightful affair Of Wednesdays So
craI calendar was the banquet given the
Hail Rihle class by the Dorcas Bible
class of the Presbyterian church. at
Tripletts Hall. This marked the close
~ membership campaign in which the
mems class was winner.
Charles r. RuttenCutter. of this city,
ond w. J. Todd Of Newport. O.. have
opened an Undertaking establishment In
the Standlford building and are ready
for business Mr.. Todd is an undertake
or Of long experience. Will" Mr. Eu;ten-
cutter I" well known in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
MARTINS FERRY
COURT OHIO VALLEY
MEMORIAL JUNE Il
pass Grand Chief Ranger Z. L. Hop
ktns, OF Cleveland. Speaker
for Foresters

All ARRANGEMENTS for the th!rty-hfth
annual memorial to be held ny court
Ohio Valley No. -. Forestcrs OF Amer
lea, have been completed. The memo
rial service will be held at RiHerr'cw
cemetery Sunday. June II. 7. l.. Hop
kInx, past grand chief ranger OK
Cleveland will deliver the memorial
address The following are the memo
rial committee: II. {. Mills. chairman.
Albert KrIcGer. Thomas Cooper Atre6
F,rnes. Joe Warden. J. II. Harris and
Glenn Coss.
The following Is the program:
March In a BODY 10 Rivervtew cemetery.
Music Peoples Band
Opening Prayer. Rev. ]. H. Langhorne
Solo ..................J. J. Nelly
opening exercises by the following
officers:
Fast Chief RanEer........J. II. Harr'S
Grand Chief Ranger
SIM Chief Ranger. .........Pa Paul Tanner
Grand Treasurer
Lecturer. ..............-.. r. ! W.
Financial Secretary .Wyndham i"''s
Selection ............... '''''' "'""
Roll Call OF Deceased Brothers.
ouartette .......,...,'','',>...,, ,S Se'e''e"
Sam williams. J. J. Nelly
VIM. Harris, J. f. Jones'
III
Past Grand Chief Ranger
Closing Exercises by Court.
Return march TO hall
The following are the deceased mem
oers:
David Rowland Thomas Reese. "a
ThoA Stanton Henry Sommers
Enoch Harris Ben SamueIs
George sommers George H. Harris
John II. Phillips Robert A. Dun
Alex. Reed George Davis
walter Saunders d. D. Parks
Lewis Toterdale John AalleyN
Evans Johns VIM. H Evans
Thomas Lewis. 1st VIM. Jones
Jacob Kaiser Arthur Moss
August c. Davis John Howeus
= Edward Arnold Noah Howess
Oscar Smith William vaughn
william r. Jones Dr. R A. Blackboard
William Arnold. ST.. Chris JerEer
Henry Davis Robert Allen
! Tnon,a. rankIns Arthur Mcconnell
: Edward Newland Samuel GruEan
= Jacob Arm Frank GodrreS
> John Gundling Thomas Jones
Peter Miller John :. HoEe
: Thomas Lewis, "a John D. Davis
John Johns WILDER E. DAVIS
Carl Krinke Fred Steack
Jos ZONES Frank B. Palmer
Frank Baumgartner Harvey j. Dye
Edward Morgan Thomas Lloyd
> Philip Davis Joseph Harszeu
; Thomas Reese Clarence Marquardt
> Thomas Evans McElry Douds
. Edward Bashar David Williams
Robert Edwards Vim. Griffith
David Llewellyn Thomas Lloyd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

Physician. looking into his anteroom
where a number of patients are waiting
Who has been waiting the longest?
Tailor. who has called to present a.
BILL have doctor I delivered the
clothes to you three years ago.-suc-
cessful Farming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
BELLAikEE

Nsighbor's Night
'Seighbor's Night will he observed
by the Rock Hill grange at the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Planting
Corn

Is IA wit he
at the big
5
Fighting is
But man has o and
tho one no
He has the OF a n
Ferha he o %
il &
Will
OF gold
ffIE BUCKEYE
Capt. M
M ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Fore ters Attend Church

The local lodge Of ForeSters will at
tend church at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening. The mem
hers will meet at the lcnlCin hall at
o'clock where they will march 70 the
church in Il body. All sister lodges are
invited To attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Children's Day Sunday.

Ch!ldren's day Will h. observed Sun
day morning ut the Christian church,
The aim Is 10 have 1.n0l ont for Sunday
school at 9:4j o'clock The orchestra
will render n special concert and there
will ha vocal music Ivy Walter Sadl"r
and others. Tho program VIII include
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Council Meets Tuesday.

The regular meeting OF council WIZ
take place next Tuesday night. Many
matters Of importance Will he dis
cuss"d. and II IL probable that move
or action will h" taken In regard n In
stalling a cement post in the place Of the
traffic box which Is stationed nj tnt
corner of Main street and Lincoln ave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Communion Sunday.

The Shadystdc Christian church has
new minister To succeed Rev. 4. l..
Benjamin. who resigned recently to take
a charge mt Cambridge. The new pas
tor - Rev. J. Il; Keeling Of Howard. >.
Rcv. Keeling will take up his duties At
Shadyside June Is. lie prca Chcd al Tho
Shadyside church May Il as a candi-
date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Attend Convention

Grand Lodge Officers John N'"'h'
Fred Henry and Harry Willard; Nepre-
sentative Faul Laurent. William WIZ
on. Reu WharrN and Lou Clemens. Will
attend the convention Of the q. |. \. NJ.
10 be held at Irichsvillc q. starting
Monday and lasting until Wedne sday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Making Good Roadway.

Good hcadwny Is hcinE mad" on me
paving Of Cndiz pike. layer Of stone
has been placed all over the PIKE ana
having started II wsil not take very
much longer until tho paving will reach
the end Mt Lincoln avenue. lhr con-
tractors expect 70 have the work finished
Within the next few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Many on Fishing Trips.

Many fishermen have started on nSh-
Ing trims 10 Frceport and vicinity where
fishing Is reported 70 he good. EVERY
reor n number of men &" on hshinR
trInx which IN some cases last several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

The rain which fell yesterday was
very welcome. particularly 10 tho farm
crs. Due to the long dry spell tho
ground had become very dry and hard
and vegetation was about at y stand.
still. The rain Of yesterday will aid
the gardens Ercatl". however.
Miscellaneous Shower.
M!sG Angela Boyle entertained friends
last night at her home, Forty-third and
Harrison streets. at a miscellaneous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03
Combine Services.

The services at tn" Triuity EpisCoNr'
church Sunday morning usually held At
a m. and | =. m. VIII I've combined
into enc ServiC" /" h" held AT S:4I q. m.
Members OF the class recently confirm
ed are expected Ia attend this scrvlC"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

James simmons. arrested by Con-
stable Harvey Hall. has been taken to
81, Clairsvillc and has been lodged in
tho county Jail. He is held under 81 200
bond in Squire Lillrr's court. The man
IS charged with having broken into the
c. D. Lamb store at Neff with intent to
steal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

Weather permitting Miss MarGare,
Yocum will entertain members Of the
Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Reformed church nj her home
on Pose Hill with picnic. Miss Iocum
Is the superintendent " the junior So
ciety.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-29
MAGAZINES DONATED
TO 'HARD-UP' BERLIN

BERLIN. Oct. 2s.-Berlin state T.
braries are compelled to cut down
their expenses for subscriptions 10
foreign periodicals TO minimum.
owing to the unfavorable exchange
situation.
While in 1914 some 5000 foreign
periodicals at the price. Of about
$4,000 marks were at hand in the
reading rooms there are only 200
periodicals available at the present
time, which cost the government
about 10000 marks.
In this plight Of German science
the activity of Prof. Franz Boaz. OF
Columbia University. L. S. A. proved
great and welcome help. Through
his undated efforts the American
scientist got the "Germanlst!c Soci-
ETY. Of America" and the "Widbar
Institute of Anatomy and Biology. -"
OF Philadelphia. TO send Their pub
LEGATIONS 20 Berlin University free Of
charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-29

Taalat and DjemaL And it is at this
point that romantic legend steps in
There are three separate yarns
about how she happened 10 join the
Angora forces:
Legend No. One-For her connec-
ton with the anti-Armenian activi-
ties OF Djemal Pasha, she was exiled
by the allies TO the Isle OF Malta
when she escaped 20 Angora.
Legend No. TwO-The Turkish
government at Constantinople. sus-
pecting her sympathy with the Ma
tionalists under Renal. was prepar-
ing TO arrest her for treason. But
she struck up an acquaintance with
movie operator. who was also an
aeronaut and one fine morning she
sailed away above the white SHINING
minarets Of the Turkish capital and
landed safely in Asia Minor.
Legend No. Threc-The allies
wanted 20 keep her in Constant
nople. but one moonlit night she was
ferried across the Bosphorus 10 the
Asiatic shore. where she was met by
Nationalist who piloted her past the
English lines and 20 safety
In KemaTs Cabinet.
She soon played a leading role al
KemaI's capital As a Turkish wo'
man who had discarded the Turkish
veil and urged other Turkish womer
10 do so, as the author Of move
which attacked many Of the evils OF
the harem system. as one who
nursed wounded Turks in spite oil
Mohammedan teachings. she cap
tured the fancy Of the women and
taught them to read and write.
She became the champion of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-29
THE WOMAN BEHIND RENAL
Haid Edb Hanoum Attacked the Evils of the Harem Sys
tenn Discarded the Turkish ell and Won Her
Way Kemals Cabinet

she has absorbed both Turkish
and European cultures
Highly Cultured.
She Is quoted as saying
In the most approved Turkish
housewifely fashion. I can go to a
market and pick out a female slave
for the household and know the ex-
act price 20 pay for her And / can
go 20 a European butcher SHOP like
any European woman and select the
proper joint OF beef or mutton.
As a Turk I can select a dancing
girl aud know what her services are
worth As a European. can as
sumo European dress. play tennis
oance in the Western fashion. play
the piano. sing the latest London
and Paris successes and hold fluent
conversations in French. Italian and
English"
When very young-she is only 81
now-she married a Turkish jour
nalist and they have several chill
dren During the war she was a
friend and confidant of the all-pow
erful Turkish triumvirate-Enver