Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 306, 5 November 1917 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY. NOV, 5, 1917,

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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Home Economics Teachers Help

The food conservation program has been so extensively advertis'ed in the United States that even the remotest hamlets and rural districts

must have been reached by the propaganda. The effects of this movement will be felt not only in the immediate saving of food, but also in the impetus it will give to right living and right dieting. Supplementing the work of the women who have given freely of their time to spread the propaganda will be the presentation of the question to the girls in the schools. In the home economics classes, thousands of boys and girls will take a new interest in the value of the study by reason of the agitation which has swept over the nation. The Bureau of Education has not overlooked the value of the work which was done last week. The officials of this bureau believe that the

teachers are in a strategic .position to emphasize the obligation of teaching the national food and

clothing problems. A recent bulletin says: 'Teachers of home economics can reach into the homes of the patrons of the public schools and aid in extending a knowledge of food conditions. They can explain the reasons why American

families are asked to modify some of their food habits. They can raise food economy to the plane of patriotic service. They can assist families in matters of economy so that better living conditions can be maintained. Of course, all homeeconomics teachers will alter laboratory practices so as to conform to present food conditions, but they may do much more ; they may carefully make plain the reasons why America with her abundance of food material asks her people to select carefully, use wisely, and waste not one particle." The federal leaders say that home economics teachers have already assisted materially in the world of food preservation, but believe that they can help further. If the good work accomplished

last week is to become permanent, it must be

come the educational motive impelling the home economics teachers to make food conservation effective in the future homes of this country.

is apparent that few persons appreciate the coal

situation because so many of them are asking why, when the mines are producing more coal

than ever before, there isn't enough to go 'round. The answer is in the lighted; humming factories which are turning night into day from New England to California, In the industrial districts of

the United States, where the factories are work

ing night and day on war materials, the coal de

mand has doubled. In Canada, where the one

business of the entire country is the making of

war materials, there never has been such a de

mand for coal, and that coal must come from the

United States. With our navy much enlarged and doing service in the war zone, the demands of the navy are vastly greater than ever before.

The demands of the navy- in the Spanish-Ameri

can war did not begin to approach the demands

of today. On top of this the United States must i provide unusual amounts of coal for France and Italy, where factories are being crowded night and day in turning out ammunition and military equipment. "If the coal situation was simply an 'Indiana problem' it wouldn't be very grave. But it is a national problem. It is more than that, it is an international problem. One of the United States bit in this war is to furnish coal. Our own safety and the success of our allies depend on our furnishing the needed coal. Our mines are pro ducing as never before, but the demand is stu pendous something never before dreamed of."

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Why the Coal Supply Is Short - The United States Fuel Administrator for In

diana explains the situation in these words: "It

The South Is Growing From Manufacturers' Record

ANY important Southern developmental an

nouncements appeared during the past week, and particulars of the new enterprises, as well as

of the plans for Increasing established industries, are told

in today's Manufacturers Record. Large capitalizations are represented in some of these announcements, an important one being the awarding of the initial contract by the United States Steel Corporation in connection with, its plan for building yards to construct steel ships, at Mobile. This contract provides ior the lumber required for the initial plant construction; and it has been understood $6,000,000 or more will be Invested for the shipyard site, buildings, machinery, marine railways, etc. This shipyard will be built by the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co. of Birmingham, subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation, now expending $11,000,000 for additional plants, to include facilities for the production of steel plates and similar materials needed in shipbuilding. Today's Manufacturers Record details all the new and enlarging enterprises, and these include: $1,000,000 company to build industrial chain works at Norfolk; sugarmanufacturing company to expend $500,000 for adding a 2000-barrel-per-day sugar refinery to its present facilities; $250,000, $200,000 and $100,000 companies to develop lead.

and zinc properties in Oklahoma; $200,000 mining corporation in Virginia; $160,000 lumber, shingle and lath plant In Florida; $150,000 medicinal chemical factory in Virginia; $100,000 ice-machinery company in Oklahoma; $100,000 , pyrites-miniag corporation in .North . Carolina; $100,000 graphite-mining company in Alabama; $100,000 harvester works Iq Tennessee; $50,000 coal-mining com' pany in Tennessee; $50,000 fertilizer manufactory in Alabama; $50,000 coal-mining company in West Virginia; $50,000 fertilizer-manufacturing company in Virginia. These are the most important of the week's announcements. "

A LITTLE SLICE, O' tIFE I have an inodinate fondness for corn d beef and cabbage, And my wife, poor thing, likes them not. . They smell up the house so and every thing, And the neighbors all kick. The other day a low-brow friend of mine Invited me to his restaurant and said:

"Come at 2 o'clock and pnng yeur

appetite with you."

Which I did, and we had corned beef

and cabbage, And we wallowed In It, defying Hoover

And Dr. Woods Hutchinson and Hor

ace Fletcher

And everybody who has seed sense

about food.

We ate until 3:30, and when I went I was still dazed and soggy and un

comfortable.

My wife, who was conducting a fall

dnve For a new Hudson seal coat, met me at the door, And she said: "I have the grandest surprise; We are going to have corned bf and cabbage for dinner. The neighbors are away for the day." Neighbors never did have any ssnse. ALL SHE LACKS 13 HOMSFt RODEHEAVER AND HIS SLIPHORN Senorita Tortola da Valencia, the Spanish dancer, who will get some

thing like' unvr-er--erTTrfllx thousand

dollars a week (or la It a, night?', has arrived 19 this country accompanied by; 1 secretary, 1 manager, 3 maids, 1 dancing partner, 1 chauffeur, 1 chef. X foQtm.ftn. ... I hairdresser, I manicure.

I "confidential masseur," According to latest reports, they still know how to throw the bull In Spain. JJut we don't , sea why anybody watjld. want a "confidential masseur." Listening to all the Uttle troubles of a masseur, bow will the lady have time to dance?

Imagine ft tenor trying to hit a high

note wita; "Aw, grab dis bunch ana. be my honey bunch." More rightfulness. A man has traveled all the way from Chisago to Now York to do uplift work, That Is the first result of the Sox victory. The. only uplifters who really deliver the goods, however, are ths elevator men.

Judging by the way things are us

ing, there will, not be an unmarried lieutenant In the American army in

another weak er two.

Ia Bine months one Delaware cow

has produced 16,189 pounds of milk and 663 pounds of butter. So, after all, the hen Is not the only form of animal life that roams the earth. ' A fasblpa Journal aaks: "Win the bustle be- back this year?" Certainly. Where else would It be? The president of Mexico has no money and isn't haying any fun. He

might just as well he an ultimate con

sumer in the United States. .

Philander Johnson says: It's easy to say what another should do -In the struggle for glory and pelf; But. when the same problems are put to you, Ain't it hard to decide for yourself?

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Revelations of a Wife BY ADELE GARRISON

HOW MADGE TRIED TO BE A "GOOD LITTLE SPORT"' ! Dicky stared at me in amazement as I held out my hand for the cigarette which a moment before I had refused with such disapproval. I was afraid he would make some comment upon my change of attitude which would upset me. I was so agitated with the conflicting impulses which had swayed me in the short interval between my refusal of the cigarette and my decision to try smoking one to please Dicky, that I feared his possible facetlousness as a nervous horse might the stroke of a whip. But with infinite tack Dicky refrained from any comment whatever upon my sudden change of fronL He drew nnt the case again, opened it. and held

it out to me. I selected one of the little white rolls gingerly. I suppose my face must have reflected some of the distaste for the experiment I felt, for Dicky laughed shortly. "It won't bite you." he eaid. "Here, this end in your mouth." As he saw me looking helplessly at the thing he took it and deftly inserted it between my lips. "Now," striking a match, "as I light it, draw in your breath. Then puff the smoke out. Don't swallow it whatever you do." For years I have trained myself to observe closely any directions printed or oral concerning any new thing I am attempting, and then to follow them exactly. The training stood me in good stead in this experiment which I so disliked. I followed Dicky's directions to the letter and won the tribute of an adoring exclamation from him. "Rv George. Madge, you're a won

der;! can tell by the way you go at the thing that you have never had one in your hand before, and almost any other novice would have choked. You will make a dead game sport when you get rid of some of thoso antiquated notions of yours." All the Puritan In me rose up in revolt. That I, of all people, should be praised for my dexterity in manipulating a cigarette! But I was committed to the thing now, no drawing back, I told myself with a mental grimace. To mv surprise I found no trouble

harmless thing to do. why not emoke one occasionally to please Dicky?" I looked up from my reverie to find Dicky watching me mischievously, "You never stopped puffing all the while you were deciding the momentous questions you had on your mind," he said gayly. "I would advise you to stop now, however. I would not want you to feel ill, as you might do if you finished it as a first experience. And I do want you to smoke one again with me. You can't imagine how comfy It Is or how bully you looked doing It. Thank you for plqasmg me this way, my darling girl." v (To be continued

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A showman was making a great lass in the front of his exhibition about the wonders he had inside. A man atand-

ing in the crowd with a little boy beside him cried out: "I'll bet you $1 you can't let me see a lion." "Done!" said the showman eagerly.

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for any woman or man to do this puffing at a little white roll, under the name of sociability, pleasure or anything else." Another voice, which belonged to the emotional self I was just beginning to realize I possessed, whispered: "Well, If It be such a silly,

The man placed $1 in the hand of a bystander and the showman did the same. "Now walk this way," said tho showman, "and I'll soon convince you. There you are," said he, triumphantly; "look In the corner at that beautiful Nubian lion." "I don't see any," responded the other. "What's the matter with you?" asked the showman. "I am blind," was the grinning reply, and the blind man pocketed the money and went away. Her husband had just come home and had his first meeting with the new nurse, who was remarkably pretty. "She Is eenslble and scientific too," urged the fond mother, "and says she will allow no one to kiss baby while she is near." "No one would want to," replied the husband, "while she is near."

"No, madam," said the lazy tramp, "I'm sorry, but It's agln my principles. I can't chop no wood." "Well," snswered the farmer's wife, "there will be some coal here this afternoon and "I'm sorry ag'in, but I can't carry no coal. But I'll tell you what I will do. I'll compromise. If you've got a gas stove, I'll turn on the gas fur ye."

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