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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. APRIL 28, 1918. ZEALOUS WORKERS FOR SUCCESS OF LIBERTY LOAN IN BROOKLYN tfwm hotlx ,1 oi i in Ion 1 Hie tuno of the bud frosts I Hi' spring.

The ed is mi. slow in germinal. ng and ihe plain- arc i.m.i and delicate. Tiiev are inipiovid bv nting ttti t'elery r- ipon i i soil ith id. I i I'll rotted or a-d fie.

fit -111 Mill livalion. u.ud-u. c-I-iv may be planle.l aftc? some rally eroi. such as lettuce, radishes, soon as Hi" plains attain cmi -iricrahbi si.e tin iv. sIomiUI be drawn In and a Utile moaned ftL.

I flf'1' iP Lasi about the has- ihc nlan: to it upright It Uw ill aching la done iil. eailh. care should be taken that the hearts at the plants do not be come filled. Bnaids. iial-ei "i- other material may be used for blanching l.

nt earthing up will pin. line Hie Ilncst fly- Cilery mav be stored and kept for old hot- winter use by it in bids, and covering It Willi MRS. WALTER tWftfcflf ''l''" der or straw, in trenches covered with coarse nuimiia of straw: in out HlWl T. W. C.

A. Booth. door cellars: or in the storage room the bai tuant Kwra Hgre t0 Suujy Feminist Movement -7 Which She Hopes to Promote in Her Native Land Celery will tost Hie skill of the gar- .1. ner about as severely as any crop ho may choose to grow, but no garden product pavs better for painstak- ,.,,1 Ii'. than th is crop: lca.

in English ami Japanese, and tofrom belns to the slial fciu MISS bOPHIA SUPPER Tor detail as to the storage of ...1. se i. is' Bulletin 8 "The ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON HEALTH BY WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. II, Storage of Vegetables." partn.enl Agriculture.

low petty existence which with slaver' to the men of the nation. Wo- men must arise in a body, to bring about that real civilization in which tvur Ioniser cni-1- M'-n ine- spread it broadcast in both countries. ftptMMMI Stati-Miirn ItWflUlli. Mme. Kiimira has Influential friends in the Japanese Congress, to whom she took for assistant-.

Such an im Japaiese Editor Claims That Her Countrywomen Need to Be Awakened to a Sense of Their Own Importance. Should Participate in Gov- Lent force, women love and peace; Red Cross Horse Show at Washington portant personage a L'klO Ozaki Minister of Justice rtainii of apnrovul on tiie emancipa Distinctive Event of Spring Season tion of women, though he has not yet both Vaccinatlou Does No Harm. Arsenic in ihc Medicine. vaccination work any perman- Can you tell me whether salvarsan u.uuy to the health or affect the! 606 contains any arsenic? Barriers to Ilducatiou. i dami puDitc opinion hy a.

tic- partioi-! pation in anything aimed to further It. Kenzo Adaehl, anuther Japanese I There are universities for women Japan, but. sas Madame, they are universities in name only. Let wo I to purple top- this costume. Smart system Answer Yes, sir.

the ii plenty of it. heart or the ho arm heals well? April'27, 1 i S. (spring millinery is by no means iSnernl to The Eagle. Itself to spring blossoms. Youns man ituoy aomeetic wwoomy, mnw -i-Jli: National Capital, lot.g famous ui- I in i -I rimmed nat m.

I for Us in combine busi-1 ali-ady had several mutators, wild" AUA.MK BUTTERFLY sighing I hfe away because her lover has gone back to Ins land, and forgotten tho little awaiting him In tho land of blossoms, is a familiar enough Ihc American public. But nver Xo. Many Imaginary af- or Sinusitis, effects are charged to vaccination, 1 took cold several weeks ago, and ou believe in compulsory vaccina-: havo suffered ever since with what 11, but I have vaccinated our chil- the doctor calls neuralgia. The pain just to ba safe. Wouldn't have 1 Is all through the head.

The heart ie if there were any risk in- and kidney, re normal, and have bad in lorn defeat dahl.as in aiiluinn coloring adoi i into sucee- in. I in Prim- (ho iii.i iiy mod ish bats worn respectively by Mis V.Hleh diiTe-iil niaklllg ii II on. da Ug 1 el 1 1 1 or 111 To Uilk to women in their institution of learning on politics Is punish aide by arrest. To change all that, and put tho education of woman on the same plane as man's is one of the dearest wishes of Mm-. Uunura's heart.

The interview with The l-agh. reporter took place in Mm'. Kimuias I i i i.r i a har- and Mis- Madge i iillan, an- io avail. Medicines Butterfly devoting her life to glasses fitted I i fail to help on suggest any- Die advi you may be sure, rhc silence of Septic Foci. i treth which give no local syr nccnicnt of feminism 111 thai of cherry blossoms Is lit incongruity deniand-of mental adjustment to gie Answer "Taking- cold" may mean a i eoryza, or it may mean just your ef- toonlotii company or Mrle of com- IMinleij of national interest, scored another big success In Us Red Cross show, which closed yesterday.

The horaea, their owners and their admirers, who tilled the New Arling- other of Washington's famous maldei hostesses, and a model of good dress Ing as the irtie hluc WasWiiglonliin understand that term. Mies Kllsabeth Btct enson's hors costuine was worthy not only be foci of infection: Manhal- apartment In the Hot I Bout eight teeth with large fillings, tort to explain why you aro ill. If it I are dead teeth. Hive been ill 1 was coryza, possibly you now have loned in I AI nlalll' ibr Isn't really Madame Hut- ton I 'i honorable mention but of a silver cup. it is Mme.

Komako Klmura: daintier Butterfly never trod nix month with grippe, alight tern-1 trouble tbc Ihymold or sphenoid teril. I i anemia, shortness of breath, i sinus. Ask your doctor to examine hut latent pain in back of neck, nerv- for that, or to rid you to a compc- boai boards i just across Ihe river, averj on, were to all api-aran. es ue blasts and humans of high once formerly mc' at the I 'upl had dr-ss been the subject of contes This much-admlred gown was ono i husband, her secretary, and toward tho end her little son of whose name ill Japanese means "life and "because," explained bis dainty Utile mother, "that sums up Ihe story nf a human being." The secretary, clad in American garb, been lu Ihis conn-try for fifteen years, and acted us In. lb" new lersev ill a color be for Ihc delectation of an enthusiastic operatic audience, Clad in the characteristic kimono of her country.

01 toft mustard brown crepe with llmvcrs of while and Idoe tween terra cotta and mahogany. i ess and aching all over. Have tent nose and throat man lor exam mj tonsils removed. My phy- I nation. eases of "neuralgia hi can find no explanation for my depend upon nndnions.

on thorough examination. I1 Temperature mid How to J'akc It. v.a.i a one-piece alfair oiicned in front and finished with large self-colored ball buttons. Th- sleeves were long slight endocardial disturbance. What in.dy leuipera- glow lack hair piled high, and held and military Its smart cleared up after a few v.cckslturc and how should the hospital.

Answer From 91. ver septic foci are usu-; morning to 9 9. 4 in thi and close. The skirl was by no means narrow but rather short, nine Inches from the ground probably, but look do taken. with niver ornament, the tiny mite in i lie early of a woman ahe cannot be over four late afternoon, and a half feet tall talked earnestly a th-i moun ter ai, Kaglo i epi cs, -illative nhi.ot shy silent.

Have he jaw X-rayed and take it coolly. terpreler henever in e-ssary. Mr. ul Kiiuurn, In somber black kimono, Kr p.ined spiritedly In the discussion from of time to time, lie is in thorough syin- I pathy with his wife's ideals, and will hj co-operate With her in furthering them, of I He la himself the founder of a new t-h- del gion, an llngllsh title for which he was and ing short by reason of the fact Miss St. (ciimiii voi- and hosiery fled cross, through the com-of prominent women headed William i llbb I McAdoo, wife secretary of Trecaiir) and Pre youngest daughter.

the cxacl shade of her gown, the for th- plate will disclose any hidden foci. I under tongue two minutes, the Itattu of women in her native land. Yo n- condition might easily be a ecp- Halm for Bunions. 'a BS It ought to be, and ticcmia from such foci. What will relieve Hie aching and "'Odrcd i-pics in a way which showed K'ir Dnnri burning pain of a mild bunion, when amazing of conversance I no undue swelling, redness or broken modern ideas.

She talked in the mer of leather and the latter of silk. f'ui thermore, the slippers were fin .11 the in large buckle-, also of a cut With tim wei summer and re steel colored, to match the leather sonesi of voices, and with ihe most bv at a loss to formulate, but wlu-h In-said was approximated by "Imagination Set I'll furiously enough, his chief inspirations are the (eighteenth I'entury Kngllsh poet, William Ulake, imaginable; but th, Ig pointed. ehibr: MME.KOMAKO KIMURA whit ervtc a straw pointing the direction of the wind in footwear, which has been conspicuously plain for several seasons. cxpi Wea ig Is Impi oved by dec lccls not bighi of the convic- not only I 'ark. bul hieli i-oii- plug of cotton The bat topping this smart costume I nnd the Twentieth Cenlury Irish poet.

I William liutler Yeats. f- i-. Kim hi. i was cm dun ted from -talesman, is interest, was a small turban of black sistlu. Mi do Pena's Gay Hat.

(June the gayest hat at a recent afternoon company was that worn by Miss Manuellu do Pena, daughter of school headed hy one Junko i In behalf of her sex. It la to taki, who did much to mold her Chlyn Ito, however, that Madame she speaks in the warmest lodka the courageous net of bring-other leader, ling the idea of the change or law schools emphasize only that i which will enfranchise women before Of a dash of ite. capsicum white pctro- the "I ife i Con. I Hut Approves American Woman's Drc.s. sv Mine.

Klmura approves of the Amerl- directors. Cabin, can woman's dress, commending esp-- distinguished guc cially the opportunity it offers lor indi- i ei.il udvanlagrs Vlduallty. The Japanese woman take Ington a mean: an hour, sho says, to dress her hair, despised hi the and her entire toilette Is inimical to workers In the ipr. rolls activity anil I've-dnm of iiiuve-mcnt. There Is a Mine.

Klmura came to America scv. jM atmimr eral months ago to study ihe various tiuitds'omest costi aspects of the feminist movement her- i.r.m;- worn r-spce she said; WO were taught that personalities, too. Ii in this school must be good uth. the better ambers of tbc Congreas. -hanging the law is all vrry 9 far as it goes, sajs Mine.

Ki-onlv it doosn't go far enough, ion the widespread education of i that she lays strongest cm- of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. lentton Ihe oharncterlatlo uf incipient or early tuber- I he lung' There are no chara-tens- Fatigue on slight nemia. moderate loss of cmperature of H9.2 or 99.8 8 with popple. itli one of tin -piece gowns. no personality, the better wll Ife and mother." at school Mme.

Klmi course In literati. inie under the influence of 0 than one cas of apoplexy a cut. of Ma, an does not dare think I She reads all the literature on in- sub- and Mr-. hen I talk to Japanese I Jeot she can lay her hands on, goes to flj-sl Is a Mic-pl feminism, they say, 'I'll i lectures, speaks with leaders, and In faced luffota 111 or 'I'll ask my 1ms. general leaves no stone, unturned to I possible width oi re not like the Amen-j strengthen herself for the task ahead ya rds at th- h-n lear-mlnded and Indo-1 of her, Boforo (he returns to her native marked by a sa thought.

Women- fhe land, Madame Klmura is going to visit fastened in front one side of others. Disciple i lower blood the diet a i getable foods, live by the diet cathartics; I l.ul, I kt Washington, and talk with the first woman member nf Congress, Miss. Jeanne tte Rankin, and with President I Wilson. mass of women must he prefer the rough bard road, 'implicated ami deep. Which rom Independent thinking, keeping tin or by suit: 1 keeping th You must ds in her esp man was the various Japi zincs of the dish feminist, disciple she is Training Little Children an food, i The How the Children Keep a Weather CalendarWhen Children See All Nature Doing and Making Something They Long to Join in the Work of This Busy World.

ARTICLE XX.Vf. Hy Its. BERTHA LEWIS. oedi, si and iowpI hai-iobss palliative Is riunssi ounce In a quart or two of Inject an ounco or two In ev ry day to be retained. per cent, ammoniated met nally j0'nts a olnt- s.i:.

oiilanl- for All lie- Anawei Place youi Ij, on your hips, the tip of the index finger on the hip bone; your thumbs will then iust -Iliac behl The present way of life for Wi education in patience and selt'-sa flee. Put it Is not fair that woi should be aaked to sacrifice all time, to bury themselves and individualities. Now we are con io know too much to tolerate it in order to have the power to rl this and other wrongs which exist women, we must gain the vote, law says that children and women barred from participation In govr around Ihe ment may be applied for the Itching, fine harmless Internal remedy Is oil of American wormseed, five drops to a child, on sugar, on empty stomach, followed in two or three hours by a tablespoonful of aromatic syrup of rhubard. This may be repeated twice a week for several times. Which Kind of Salts What Cured Her "0 mother, must I get war bread 7" Little Daughter had been asked to 3 to the bakery for bn for her nuroau nt Education nd the National K'n IP nature study is to bo begun for I itors.

Tiri the first time, the easiest Intro- many, pi duction Is by tho time honored sing to It. I topic of the weather, In conjunction TlmB re, i with the day. A weather calendar If heaven naturally follows, the days being I Holding to i marked with appropriate colors and traoe symbols, yellow for sunshine, grey for cloudy, whit- for windy, umbrella for Because amy. -t-. The calendar may be dec- ,,) I orated lo represent the main nature he natural study aba fnr the month, a snow scene dirt, poll for January, skating for February, i when out wearing one of the sm popular frocks, a coml ured and plain foiilnn and white.

A large he trimmed in fruit shadin model. A smaller group, "Informs I of which added greatly to tho uppear- Unce of the Congress and the dignity I of the willing young helpers. Guernsey maintained her reputation as one of the best-gowned woni-en Of tbc society as presiding officer In a very smart foulard of white and tan. with one the smartest of tulle hats in with dull pink and crimson roses showing beneath tli- puffed brll at the scleral dinner parties in hor honor, which helped to cnllvi the busy week. At the Ill a draped model with wo must change It by elin Ing the word worthier our human pi act.

the child, after making told thai his face Is duty, concludes that all soil is nut to him thai ii Is only pin. that it is dirt, for i Ibo home of miracles, the which ernes that won. Call life. Let the chll- CKperlmmU with different ill -lay, sand. loam.

In oy ill become familiar ack brii Paddy has a newspaper every morn- matiiv fmi inc. why should not the children hVe I derftll rorc( one of their very own? Theirs can he dren make sheet drawing paper, bung beside 1 kinds the calendar, on which one of tbsjthlswaj started Suffrage Movement. years ago Madame Klmura other enthusiasts sowed the flrsl of what Is destined, If fixe- counts for anything In such era, to develop Into a gr.ai movement in Japan, line her elates baa since died, and the r. not unite po firm of nttaractei erne Klmura, has experienced igs of heart and withdrawn from ause; so it must be admitted that hi 'ace In the proceedings, Hie Please advise me which kind of salts Is considered preferable for thin-ning the blood and for the liver. rsMei Though varying In actlv-I Ity, the effe-t Is identical with all sa-! line cathartics, and It Is wholly a mat- i of taste.

TCpsom salts, plain or ef-h vescent, will accomplish everything; any saline cathartic ran accomplish. HOW to Quit Smoking. Can you advise me how I can break on the smoking habit? ner We hae a little mono-graph of Instruction waiting, and aj I in cd, addressed envelope, will bring I return mail. Tainting. h-al is the scientific explanation of I tainting, caused by watching an opera-tion.

lor instance? And what. If any. sees so many things -r than be. nil doing iking something, he, ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN ma) well use sm ii occupations as -lining, pasting, weining and modelling, for the birds, trees and spiders shock Inhlbl- thauwa? C0ltaC Worker nurses hae to Washington, D. April 113 hildren may draw a flower, etc.

These with the nam. ami tcxturcfl of each. drawings ma noi be works of art Have tho children notice the rrom the grown-up standpoint, but they changes the air- thai it Is but In Lid the child to observe and to tell. I summer, i winter, dry in eunny well as he la abb', what be has seen, weal lit di nlp In rainy weather, calm. He should be shown where he can im-! breezy very windy.

Rxptain why prove his work, but the original 'we should t. careful to breathe only ketch should never be interfered Vltli good air, In-ealho deeply and expand or criticised. A more accurate rap-Jour lung-, thai we live In tho air as resentatli an be given in a separate tho fish llvi in tho water: thai birds lefhron, aftor Ihe child has had a i fly up and down in the air, as (lsh ham- for further observation, but In lawlm up and down In ihe water; that no way connecting tins With hiH Wit lair is all above us just as ihc water Is hawing on the calendar, lest he be- I above the little water animals that come discouraged or self -conscious I crawl on the bottom of ocean or river, and try to express something which he I Every child le familiar with water has no! realty seen, many forms, but perhaps the won- To adopt a in in springtime is nn-1 dors of Its rorma are so i ommon that other good plan. Have ihe children he has not not teed hoc miraculous give the trei a nam. and so make of they are.

We cultivate the linaglnft- it companion. Mwayi dude the tton or our children bj tales of iho family nami of lln troi Frequent I prince who beci invisible when he Mits uiiisi be made to the tree be. i put on bis cup of darkness and who it cannot co to the i hlldrftn. i mad- far Journeys through the air on Notice now the buds ar. arranged oa his magi- carpet, and yet no nap of the branches, which of them grow darkness ever wrought n6re astonish-most rapidly, and what tho) turn Intd I Ittf disappearances thai occur when leaves, flowers branches Try to die- this most common of our tarth's ele-cover ii the tree Ins any othci ut nnta disappears from under out' ver) txii.it to I fur Pimples mm Blade leu heads.

i am bothered with an eruption oflth pimples and blackheads on my face, fa though I tried a number or In rOnKdlea nothing seems lo help mc. I Can you advise me what to use? AnswerIt lakes more space tban'i ia uvnilablo her. mc a stamped. if the tanks that expei .1 Hie words SUfl would i. Ha) i founded Two Buy LI the (plrltl (Mid -lope for a special left oi suggestions for relief.

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