Till OMAHA W.Kl HUVAX, l)UUlit.K o, Itf-'-.
SOCIETY
MrCue- ooprr.
Mr. aril Mra. Bamut-I Grant Cooper
(( K l klry. I'M, ammuiKu the mar-
nana f tltt-ir datiiiht-r, Mia I mho
ihi-a l.uii'Wn i"wiM'r, m Itoixrt
Maraha Mi'Caitue, also ff Hi" klrr,
on Tuenlay evemin, laii.lwr J, at I 39
d'tlorlt at Hi. Hteilierte rroteetunt
ropal chunh, fcewit fclry.
Mra. Mct'axua In a alatrr f Mia.
Ilurdetla Kiikn1all. who I' ft Omaiia
Keptemlwr 1 In no at fur a elmrt
trip ami for the iM.ii. Ma. h'mn
uel Cooper. Jr. 'lio aa formerly
Kahr WUhelm, and la nw liv
ing In tw-wli kty, la a elater In law (if
Mra. MiCague,
,MHl..llt A 1.1.
Tha annual etfrtlmi f i.ff!-er it
tha iJirtloa AMI a.ety i.f th Kitat
Mothixlict rhuri h will l liH.l KrMajr
afternoon at S:J0 o'llixk at tha lioma
of Mra. K. A. Itenwm, 4','A 1i1k"
elreel,
Mra. J O. Kant will Hul li-viifiM
mid Mr 'I. II Itiihliinn will Klva
piano numlx-rd. Mm Klniik, ilinwtor
of th "Klnnnio Wi-ik" of tha Younir
Womi'ti'a t'hilnlinn a-citlou will
Itlva a tolk on Die work of tlili orn'inl
rilion.
For Mia Hume.
M!ea Floremo Humca will arrive
1'rMny from h"r home In Hpilnitflrld,
III., to vlalt Mr. and Mra. It'licrt
Klii. M.aa ll.'irna will le reni'in-l.-r"l
n a popular iict In Omaha,
nn foiurilay Mr, nnd Mra, Htori ai
I liinnliiif a dinner of 12 hvith in
hiormr f tlolr rural on thi iIukIiiu
li It lit of th Coimlrv rliil muxi'ti.
ficoitjc CriHiIt . It. ('.
M!a llrl n Undi-rnvin of iVntrril
fly. department proaidi-nl of Ihi- V.
V., C. Will l a KU-it of the W-iirK
Crvolt rorpa for Inapwllon FrMiv
nftiirioon at 2 p. rn. at tl Mcmi'uIiI
hull, rourt liou All rorpa numlx:
are -ivite1 to ntliTid.
Prizes by the
Fine Arts
Society
iTlfa liava announr4 ty tha
iinuli. Kocirty of rlna Arta for lha
,N'fl,iakn artlata' pli'luraa to la
JiiMinl tit tlm lihrary l-etflnnlnir Fri
day afu-nuHin, O lobar . Thay ara:
Cliurlea N. Mm prlia, oo for a
work or ttroiip of vr&rka of auparior
P Y TIME TALCS
ii FURTHER TALES
ihb IMMY
RABBIT
My Marriage
Problems
With nifc'ra d'ft nod H'rrAy, Lil
lian plo n-io lliu 4inll ha
1r whit it All. n lo,.k Md aokr l,
Tlirn 1 wm'rl tha tuffoa Inlrndrd f.ir
Hiniilt tutu tuiuuni Initila mil put
It and lha aiiolwu hra, r.i'ml u a
napkin, on a tray.
Ilo-rr." I r.n.l. In a t.nin win. It I
finnlni tt. think a Unit winter. II"
dt'M! that ha didn't want In prnl
tha winter tiara ha lived. Ha attd
tha aiata of Nnhraaka." awardml to
Auruniua Dunlilcr of Omaha.
John I.. Whitr priw of 150 "for
aork t'f ilmtlnrtiuri and niarll In (ill
palutlnga," Allia Cleavfr of Falla
City.
ItoU-it Moramnn. 110 prlj "for
worka of hlah tiimdurd In any ma-
ilium," to AukuhIu Knight, Otoiihi.
Aiioi.vmoiin mr of to lt'.tit
(illilnr of Omihii "for itroup of oil
piilntlii?,"
Mta. Iliiml'l fillTord pun Ima print
of I'iO "f.r witli-r colora," awnr-lKd to
Mlaa Lily Yunt of I.lniuln.
Mra. Myron Ianinl prlza for col
li iinn of wciivlnKi, to Mlaa Anna
Fay Alhln, Lincoln.
If.inornUo rncntlona wra giv-n Rob
ert Jilnnlng, (irniilm; Kllr.iln-lh Ftru
aon, Chlongo; Fr'il'rlij KnlKht, Omu
ha: l'flith llnmmond, Chiinco; Mra.
Allen I!. KilmlHlon, Llnroln, and
CJIAPTUt XXXIII.
I'm la Jxrry ( hm k'a tum r llulra.
A It hung h It waa only raily fail,
t'nrla J-rry t'hurk ua alrmtdy lt ' tln i,rIUid ro-trn- l iiiia.i fur my
'I know." I.llll.m H aymtiaihftlf'
ally. ' It a a pill t.t pifn ( ""I uu I
drink fr that lut out thra. Vou'd
mui h rathvr trw turn aoma ni-'o
At tlm Country lull.
For tho "cIohIiik iilcht" ut the
Poon'ry club, CI. t". II llirnmP ii
will huva 21 Kiicxla, Mia. W. A.
Frnwr, H: Holrt florr, J2; M A.
Tlikf-y, 17; W. A. luxon. S; V. II.
Oavla, , ami Ciipt. L. K. Tooln, 8.
Itorliforil CiillrfiU Club.
Tha Kockfnrd follriro Hub will hold
Iti nf.rt mi-ctlfig N'ovrnilier 1 ut the
lioma of Mi mm Minna HtoilliKfiT, presi
dent of th1! club
dtrpar ona for fold wrathur ona with
a rhiunhvr, a gol long way briimlh
tha turf of lha puatur.
A ftw days Utar lia told hia frlrnda
that ha h.nl aimih.-r Iioum. nil n.oly
to mnva mm. Anil hr. nkl Jimmy
1 1 n titi . t to luilp him mova,
I'ncle Jerry Chui k avt all lila tut
I'HiRllig outaldn hla itnorwiiy, bwiiuno
Jimmy lUbhlt wouMn'l in lit.il.lr.
'Now," wild l'n la Ji-rry, "loti l up!"'
Jimmy Itabblt pl ):"l . up a hat,
whu'h hit knrw iM-imigi-d to I'ltd'ty
Miiitkrut, a alippi-r wliith t t-r-
Uttuly Fatty t'oon ; and an umlimliit
whlili t.ia h vrry ona Aunt I'olly
WiMMli huck hud uiii tuirlod.
"Vou won't want to mova tbi-aa
thliign to your ww hm," Jiniiuv r-miirk-d.
"I'll raturn tln-m to lh-lr
owiu-ra."
"tih! I'm going to nmva tboaa."
L'ncla Jerry L'lr.oh raplirtl, "I (Mir
rowed them a long tlm ago, After
J'va had borrowed thlnga a white, I
iret til feflitltf thf-V ill' mv nun I
Andera J, Uougauth, Lincoln; iorothy .never return Ihinga ihut I va k-pt
Kdwitrdit. Omiihi. for coin iura; !0vrr a month. That 'a my rub-."
Frederic Knight, (iinnha, Wood t;trv- "Now, h ri-'a Una muffier," aild
Inga; Hdvlg Ixualtov, tmiih. for Jimmy lOtbh.l. "Thrtt'a Frlaky
ilwoiative'p.incl, "Tho Ilntuty of the) 1 'l1"""1'''' ' lllm arlpg It
IIoiimi." . yi-.-t.nlny."
., ' , . i. , , . ,l "Oh, l it move that, too," rrn lt-Ji r-
llira. p..r.- r Nehnaka art work rv Bn(lW(.rt,,. nre1 that ,.
r.nd ni.tny mhera will bu on fxhlblt ! Wintr whtn j lellVB my nuio on
oiilly from 9 a. rn. to 9 p. m., and I groundhog dity. I borrowed thut
i'undnya from Z to 4. In-ginning Frl-1
iiny nnrrnonn. tiriniier , and con
tinuing through the month.
Library Chats
I'lu b) (tarn knowing that aducatlon
doi-8 not atop when achool day a and
hnx lnrufd twr-nty aplcndld llata of
bonka for home reading, Tha title
rover it wide range of Intereatlng ub
Jei ta nnd nre ao well rhoaen that tha
young nnd old alike lira amused aa
well hm inatr'uRtad. The library hna
the following llnta nupplled by th? gov
ernment for Ita r.atrunH: (Irent Llicr-
JITS. FrOrl FUTlke GllCSt fry li:bleB, Clrent Lllrutura. Ancient,
.Mcumvui ana Modern Mmrciianeouii
of Her Sister
Mra. floorfce S. Johnaon entertnlned
tha menibeia of th Fortnightly MuhI
cat at ta Wcdneaduy afternoon ut
her home to meet her lKtfr, Mrs.
Fred Funke, of Lincoln, and Mra. Guy
Cos of Magnolia, Ark., formerly of
Pmahn, who ara her gueata thla week.
Mra. Funka la a talented aoprano.
.Thuraday noon Mra. II. II. Fish hud
20 gueHta to lunch with hpr at the
Country club In honor of the visitor,
nnd on Saturday afternoon Mra. Al
fred FUlck will give A matinee for
Mra. Funke, who leaves for her home
on Bundny,
Personals
Heading Course for Parents, Keudinn
(.'nurse for Hoys, Heading Course foi
(iirls, Thirty Rooks of Great Fiction.
Thirty World Heroes, American Liter
ature, Thlrly American Heroes, Amer
ican History, France and Her His
tory, Heroes of American Democracy,
Tha Cull of Blue Waters, Iron and
Htel, Dante, Hhlpbuilillng, Muchina
Shop Work, Foreign Trade, Master
riullders of Today, and Twenty Oood
Itooks for I'nrentH. All who com-
I plets tho score or more of booka In
each Hut receive an olllclil certificate
from tha government nnd Uncle Sam
has sent out over 60,()uu lists a month
Ince these coursea wera first compiled.
Mrs. Max James of Los Angeles Is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Nelson hnve re
turned from Kloux City, where they
spent the past year.
Mrs. C, H. Furness left la.st nlnht
for Chicago, where she. will bo the
guest of her relntlves.
Mrs. James I. Woodward left last
night for New York City. Mr. Wood
ward will go to Washington, D. C,
later In the week nnd will Join his
wife In the east.
Mr. and Mrs. I'uul Shirley, who
were at Denison, la., all stiiiimm-.
htve been transferred to Manilla, la.,
where Mr. Shirley's business will keep
thorn for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Morsmnn re
turned Wednesday after a trip of
several weeks In tho east. They
spent some time In New York and on
the Maine coast.
Mrs. Conrad Young nnd Children re
turned Wednesday morning from Ev
ergreen, Colo., where they spent the
summer. Mrs. Young's mother. Mrs.
A. do IS. Scotland, accompanied them
to Omaha for a stay.
Cadet A. W. Tlllotson, son of Mr.
and Mrs T. Tlllotson. and Cadet W.
A. Cogllaer, eon of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Cogliser, were members of the
football team of tha Kemper Military
school which successfully defeated the
Klrksvllla Osteoputha September 29.
Fdvvard Fuller, who la living In
Colorado Springs, spent a fv tlnys
the lirst of the week with Ma parents,
Mr. iim' Mis. C. L. Fuller. He left
nedn-dny f.r Manilla, la., f-t- a
nhort vls.t with Ins aiatvr, Mta- I'nul
Khlrley, bt'fort going tttat on a lunl
n trip.
Junior League
Tha Jtimor leitgue. st It fi i me-1
it.g .f tho a-n Tl.iii Uy uu rn'.ng,
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It l nt-w tne. iljt . a Tin y ll
N'l,la!)v Vl t r t't l'lwvll, Iti.'-'lcda
l.,iktti.UII, Atttui' i - r Wi.i.11
I lift l.!c L' P C W II I 11 H II.
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I ui Kb y, K.Our.ae IVliilf 4,1 1 ,M.li
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The children who have library
cards are commencing to gather ma
terial for the Ksany Contest thut will
be held durln;; Clilldrcns Book Week
November 12 to November 18. Tha
subject Is, "Hooks I Like and Why,"
and all stories must be given to tha
librarian by the 31st of October and
have 500 words or more. Uln Echols,
the cliildrens librarian at tho Oma
ha Public Library, has prepared the
following list of books that might
give Inspiration for this book atory
contest. Little Women by Alcott,
Tom Sawyer by demons, Robinson.
Crusoe by Defoe, Hans Brlnker ly
Dodge, Alice In Wonderland by Dodg
son, Land of the Long Night by Du
Challht, Adventures of Billy Topsail
by Duncan, Boys Life of Roosevelt
by H.igedorn, Treasure Island by
Stevenson, and History with a Match
by Van Loon.
Dundee Dancing Club
Will Reorganize
The Dundee Dancing club discon
tinued during the war , Is planning to
reorganize tills season, and will en
tertain at dances every third Frfdny.
Tho first meeting will he held in the
assembly room of the First Uni
tarian church on Friduy, October 13.
Carol Belden Is chairman of the
conimltte In charge and he la as
sisted by George Sumner, Harold
Fvarta and Dr. C, W. I'olWird.
p.iion line ih.it with whlt h n trl.d tu
kill you. Hut Id In a good .iu,
my dair, and you'va don it ImjuII
fully. Now for thla coffee tray. 'of
fe pot-hot ali-r pot treaili U.ir
cups and aauceia afiiaina. Theie
that a mrrx t. I'll tak It. Metier
bring tho other l the library, too. Al
Ian will tome lw k th'fa for II.
Ch.ii.n teiintli ally, aha hud taken
tha Mtvter tray, and had wliukfl
Into tha hall b. for.i 1 could protni. I
follow ih (,. r lfllv, uud found Dr.
I'. lilt omiliiii the, Mbiniy lira In Itfa,
hIiiI" Tom t ln-Ki. r. In an nriui Imr
drawn up (lone to tha l.lnr.e, was li nk
log a in, infill ifTort In nit Uptight
though ha wita shivering violently,
"Coffee, now, doctor?" Lillian mil
asking aa 1 inm Into tha room, mi l
set Pmlth'a trny on a atnnd In tha
ci.rner, ready ftr Alb n Dnike'a dec
iynnd. Tha phymtl'in nottded a rurt
m me ut. and Lilb.m gave rue a silent
H. o. H. above hla shoulders, I rmsa-
ad tha n"m to her, and bent to her
perl Ul bed bleper.
"How many lumps for young Chea
ter? I've b-an fotgotlen."
"Three," whispered luick wllh
sinl, ten remembr unit- of the plu.miiro
young Mr. Cbeitter had taken In tha
Porteo I Invariably served when he had
been a guent nt our home. Without
a homt, and still mourning the Pma
of hla mother, lin had been pathrtleal
ly grateful for our hospltulliy.
"Thank you," aha dropped them In
with a practiced hand, added cream
Judicloimly and bunded m tha cup.
"Maka him drink It." she said, nnd
I obediently i rot. d the room to Tom
Chester's aide.
A Smiling Krhiiltp.
"Here Is your coffee, Mr. Cheater."
I said, and be looked up with a pit f.
rui attempt at a smile.
"Thnnk you," ha answered grata
fully, stretching a shaking hand for
.1 .
ilia rup put it lulu hi Imn4. but
K i t it. y tii upon it, H nd it wa larky
)! del for ntlirri it would havtt
iljklml In tlitt fiiNir.
i "t na ied1y it for you." I said
j Ill mailer uf fact tours, as h flul.'l
Ipniiifully, "llrra .'
1 llipe. ona hand l-etlillil hla head.
f .r I have often fei Mother llialiaitt
whfii aha b.ta I een very wuk, and
with tha otlur held thai rup to bis
bpa almond drulnvd of color. Ha drunk
gtalefullv, aa a tblrety child niltlit
', but had not fieilnhed When Allen
Drake rums lank Into tha room.
I anw him bait perceptibly In tha
d'H.rw.iy, then hu rum for ward with
a, aneerlng lltlln eintle Usn hla Hps.
"What a loin long tabltiu'" ha uld
alrllv. "Mrs. I n-tri .hhI, yon iiuubl
to ltlnt . C it Flrt Aid to tha
Injured' or ai.meiblng lik thut. Ara
lh thlnga ready for Hmlth"
"Itikht hrra." Lillian replied, indi
cating tha smaller trny, n her Volm
was a Wttaplnh accent which told me
lb.it aha was Inienaed at Mr. Drake's
diHioiirtaay. "I thought you ware go.
lug to aend ona of lb" men far this."
Iler tona was n rebuke. It imld
I lainly, "What did ymi leav Hmlth
f..r, tinyway?" That Mr. Dtake under-
tlM , IIIW liv the) reat-lltflll flllhh
III lila even, though hla Voice was cool
ly rmni hiilalit. '
"There's one of Hum In tlm hall,
Tha other Is wllh Hit chief, guarding
our friend."
H took tha Iray from Lillian's hand
stepped Into th ball nnd na laek
again In an Instant,
"He Miiil fin."
"I must lie certain of tlm whole plan
before 1 leave Fmlth alone to wi.rk
out his seup(.," bp "Who gn.
Ing to take thla young man'a tdaea
and inaks aura that hla part of the
trailing of Hmllh la iun priperly?"
"No ope," Tom Cbealer'a volc rang
out, till his dlellka of Allen Drake
strenftheiiing hla tone. "I am going
myaiir aa soon as tha doctor ilonea
m up a bit."
Mr. Drake lookntl nt him critically.
"Hut this la nonsense." ha auld.
"II cannot do anything In hla rendi
tion. He'll ba aura to make, a bi.i, k
of IL I rnnnot permit" ha cnuvht
himself suddenly, cba lived bin
Ing fiuleklv, "I must certainly advlae
Bfiilnat It."
Tom Chenler ahot an am.entinv
glnnca at Lillian. Hhe amlled reaa
aurlngly at him.
'Thank you for vour noiioiiM.ia
Allen." Lillian cooed maddeningly'.
mi inera la no otner way. Hi
go.
fun rieMi answe
I ant,
ma In (lit paper.
VIC.
ta
Problems That Perplex
Aniwerad by
BEATKICU FAIRFAX
1 don't n4 any houi tvrnun?
b nappL
muffler this morning. Intending to
muvo It to my new home. After mov
ing to nt-w iiuarters, I always keep
everything I take with me. That's
my rule."
Jimmy Rabbit didn't say anything
more; but ho couldn't help thinking
what queer rules Uncle Jerry Chuck
made tor himself. Together he and
l.'ncle Jerry managed to gather up all
of tho old gentleman's borrowed be
longings. And then they staggered
off across the pasture with their loads.
As they came within sight of Uncle
Jerry's new home Jimmy Babbit said
to his companion, "Look, I'ncle Jer
ry! You'rs going to have a house-
warming. See the neighbors In yuur
dnoryard!"
Uncle Jerry looked, fiure enough:
his dnoryard was filled with fit Id and
foregt folk.
"I don't need any house-warming,"
ho snappd. "My house is warm
enough. It's built specially for winter."
'Well, you needn't Invite tho neigh
bors If you don't want to," Jimmy
Hnbhlt assured him.
'Here comes the old rascal!" some
body in the dooryard cried. An 1 an
other voice shouted, "Head him off!
Don't let him get Into his house with
those things or we'll never see them
acrnln."
For a moment or two Uncle Jerry
Chuck seemed about to turn back.
But In the end ho went on.
'One side, please!" he called out
as he tried to shoulder his way
through the company. "You're block
ing my doorway."
But the neighbors wouldn't move,
except to crowd around I'ncle Jerry
nnd Jimmy Rabbit nnd take adds and
ends off their backs.
"This Is my muffler," Frisky Squir
rel chnttered. "He borrowed it this
morning."
"This is mine," cried Paddy MuHk
rat, "I loaned Mm this hat last
month."
"This umbrella's mine," said Aunt
Polly Woodchuck grimly. "I let him
have It one rainy dny last spring."
"That's my slipper, I'm going to
take If," growled Fatty Coon. "He
has kept It for a wholo year."
And so It went. There wasn't on
of tha neighbor that didn't claim
something or other, and grab It. Hoon
neither t'nelo Jerry Chuck nor Jimmy
Rabbit had anything left to carry.
And then the neighbors fell bnek and
let Undo Jerry reach his doorway.
Il wns furious.
"It's ft wonder " he sputtered
It's a wonder somebody didn't clulm
my new house."
Just then a fat woodchuck came
hurrying up tho hill and waddled
stinicht up to I'ncle Jerry.
"Step aside, sir!" he snarled. "I
wunt to enter my home." '
"Your home!" Uncle Jerry exploded.
"That's what I mild," the newcomer
retorted. "This la mv winter house.
I'd like to know what you are doln
hero In my doorway."
For a moment Uncle Jerry looked
ns If hi meant to fight. But he didn't.
Ho edged away. The stranger was
bigger than hp.
"I I didn't know this old burrow
belonged to anybody," he stammered.
"I cleaned It out; and I'm Just moving
In."
"You may as well go back where
you came from or dig yours' If a
new house," tho stronger growled.
, "I'll go home," Unci Jerry mutter
el angrily. "Anyhow, it won't be
much work to move buck again."
la must
University Professors to
Lecture at
Duchesne
The first of a serins of extension
lectures on economic subjects will be
given nt Duchesne college Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by a member
of tho faculty nt the University of
Nebraska. This Is tho Reeond season
that Duchesne has offered these lec
tures to the public nnd the course will
continue nn Fridays throughout tho
reason. University credits will be
given.
Corinthian Club
At Missionary Meeting.
Mrs. Frank (J. Hmlth. Mra. Fr.A
Looinls and Mra. W. F. Thlehofr intt
for Lincoln Tuesday afternoon to ftt-
t-iul a stata meeting of tha Home and
I oreign .Missionary society ,f th
Congregational church. They will
return the end of the week.
Chi Omega,
The Ch Omega will meet wllh Miss
i-nneea rooio on Hat unlay from 2
to 5 at 315 South Fifty-first nvenue.
.Na lira I Humane.
Ifc-ar Mi Fairfax: I am 11. Ilav
gone vut with not m'i than six
on-n In thoim Jl years and not mora
than three (linen, tf that many, with
any ouh i.f those six, I do not at
end dilutes or parties, although 1
Ilka thein vny much,
I visiled a marriml brother not
long ago and w bad parties moat
of tha lime. At ona party I met a
gentleman about 4i, who la my bi oth
er onVe iisiiorlnta, I am home tinw
and hava bran thinking of him ever
silica. I bfllev I am In luv with
him and cannot get him off my mind.
My brother has been away from home
sine. 1 was horn. HI8TER.
You don't know many men nnd
lutv no mil romance In your Ufa,
so you are fastening your longings
on this man, of whose character, lastas
nnd liletila you know nothing. II Is
over twice your aga. You ara not
likely to h roiigeuuil. If you knew
him lctti-r you could feel lha forca of
the f.u t that you belong to different
generations. With nothing on which
to build, don't you see that you are
siimeihiiig pnl to coin Into your
shutting out the opportunity for
Ufa and dwelling overtime on aome
thing which wua merely an episode
In passing. If you confide In your
brother, I am aura ha will be abia
to help and guide you.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I do not coma
from u very good family. I do aot
go out nun h because I do not have
any really Ultimata friends, but I
want to know nil about etiquette.. Do
you I now where I could recur any
looks on etiquette teal ilti.7 My
parents nra not very wet! to-do; thut
is wn 1 want thepi cheap. Do you
know the best way to get With nice
'.ugh s. I nail pupils? I 1 v- to hava
lean yog Hie books I line. That will
ba a fairly cheap procedure- Th
Ihary, of rours. would l.elp you
! out.
Madeinulw-Mc: To tHH-oma a traln4
' librarian, una should hava course
'In sonic goutl echixil lik th on at
Allstny, N. y. Assistants are often
taken Into bin sr irs and lisjne.1 to b
good am.iali.nts. but If you ara am
bitious to b h first clana librarian,
get your training from th lst source
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MAP of NEAR EAST
WAR ZONE ra
Tho largest and most successful
dance of tho Corinthian club during
Its three seasona of existence was
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Accompanying the leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week "Why
Turk Comes Back to Europe" is a-full-page colored map of the area of the Near East up
heaval. With the aid of this map you can see at a glance Smyrna and the hinterland ; Thrace ;
the Zone of the Straits; the neutral zone which has been overrun by the Turkish troops; in
fact, every point of interest mentioned in the daily news dispatches is presented in graphic form.
THE DIGEST, in addition to a complete summary of Turkey's advance into Europe, ex
plains the rise of Kemal and his Turks; the Turk's first foothold in Europe; Who the Turkish
Nationalists are; the Mohammedan World and Angora. There is also a clear picture of Smyrna
before this great city was almost completely destroyed by fire.
Just a Hint of Other Striking News-Articles
A Tariff That Will Stretch
The Farmer and "His" New Tariff
Too Many Men Going to College?
Bricks and Roses For Congress
The Munich-Berlin "Armistice"
Sweden Drink Referendum
The Italian Hint to England
Coining Dust
Weeds That Carry Plant Disease
Cautions About Coal Substitutes -Ether
Waves Versus Crime Waves
Radio Explains Squealing Brakes
Student Views of the Jews at Harvard
The World-wide Net for the Criminal
The Farmer as an Up-to-date Manufacturer
Topics of the .Day
Many Interesting and Informative Illustrations
"Fun From the Press" Makes Millions Laugh
In scores of hinh-clasa motion picture house throughout the country The Literary Ditfest'a new
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bill," writes a miin from Chicago and hi judgment la supported by other everywhere. Go to
theaters which nhow 'Tun From the Presa," for It is safe to say that the rest of the programs will
pli'use yuu as much as "Fun From the Press" will amuse you. This Is the only motion picture
subject produced and sponsored by The Literary Digest. It Is distributed to theaters by V. W.
Ilodkinson Corporation.
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