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THE OMAHA BEE: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1022.
Teacher Must
Ie a 'Good Spoil,'
Says IJevcrickc
-
lunirurtort for 1922-23 Term
Hear l?ppfh of Wlroine
ami A!ic ly Super
intrndi-nt.
I'liLlic ichfMil leather isliri. iarl
intf tin rHornina v til hive
charg. of instructing youth of t he
city during Ihr IV.'.' ii trrin
assembled it (he hint Mrthoditt
church yesterday morning 10 get thrir
assignment and to listen to speech
of welcome and alvtc hy .Super
inlrnilrnt J. 11, Ileverulge,
At the opening of the nicrtiiig, the
teacher rote and ntuod a minute in
iltuce, out of respect for teacher
who have died during trie last year.
Superintendent lleveri'ltf- tirtfrU
that the teacher "put all the brains
that can he awakened through all
the crie'' into their work. Jl ad
vanced the thought that physique ii
part c( personally, and urged that
all msUuttors keep their physual
condition good, advising gome kind of
recreation ai a means.
Unequalled Opportunity.
"Vou may not have thought of it.
hut one-lil ill of the population of
America trl to ihool tlua week,"
aid the auprrintendenl, "'Ihe learhrr
ha an tineqtiillcd opportunity for
leadership in tin time of social un
rest." hoperintendent iJcvcri'tif e advised
the teacher to "go into the business
of salesmanship." He told them to
"e!l tliemselvc to the pupil and the
neighborhood." and to do thi he ad
vocated the uie of "una!!, common,
vivid" word.
"I'm not going to prescribe any
manner of dress," continued the up
erintrndent. "The trarher ahould en.
dcavor to make herself attractive. If
the ha her hair cut it' all right with
me. Hut don't carry your desire to
Ionic well to the tage of being
finicky."
"Muat Be Good Sport."
That cientinc investigation tia
shown that the man or woman,
whether young or old, may be
equally good instructor, "just o
they keep young," wat asserteij by
Mr, Heveridge, In cloning he de
clared the teacher mutt be a good
port.
The icliool forum I erving re-
THE GUMPS
tit IT H COLOR
IN THK SUNDAY Bit
GO AHEAD SHOOT!
Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Sidney Smith
I rM tO6ftUZS'. wot if- rvt H l W V ( c htTtV r r,. I I 0t Mt Cm- sUHt
lv, ; c ) J- '
frcohiiirntt at the rity hall from 3
to 5 each afternoon tin week, it vai
announced. Night tchool wilt be
opened October 16.
leachrr ninalinlied with their
lignnu'tit were urged not to call at
Ihe uprrintrmlrnt' office for 10
dy.
South Omaha Girl, 9, Dip
at Hume From Diphtheria
Helen Trader, 9, 45UJ South
Thirty-ninth lreet. died yeiterdiy
morning from ilihlhrru,
1'Uiirral tervire were ih'UI at
yetterday afternoon from the home
and burial will be in St, Mary Mag-
dalne cemetery.
llelrn it iurvivrd by her mother, a
widow, Mr, Mary 'J'rabrr, two lit
ter and a brother.
Boy FalU From Wagon;
Left Kar Almoxt Severeil
Martin O'Connell. 4, 2119 Maple
trcet, suffered hi left car to be al
mot evered when he fell from a
wagon near hi home yesterday, lie
was taken to St, Joseph hospital.
Man Hurt When Auto Hit
Boxcar Leaves HoRjpital
George Moveland, injured Satur
day night when a motor car crashed
into a box car on which lie wa rid
ing, wa able yesterday to leave Tax-
ton Memorial hospital.
Drink of Water Culm Dog
Frightening Neighhorhood
The neighborhood of Firty-fifth
and Bedford ttreet thrilled Ui the
cry of "mad dog" yetterday.
I'olire hurried out, gave the dog, a
beagle pup, a drink, and took it to
headquarter at a pet.
Wlu-n person got off ttrctt car
the pup rushed out and leaped on
them, Many fled to a grocery. All
who knew of the dog kept to their
home. Family firearm were oiled'
up.
"That wli.it prohibition doc for
a dog," Frank Pose, dek sergeant,
.iid a he gave the pup another drink
of water at the nation and petted it
when it leaped up to hi lap.
Women of St. Brhlgeta Will
Give Annual Lawn Social
Women of St. firidgrl parish will
hold their annual lawn social Wed
nesday at Twenty-fifth and F
ttreet.
Many guest have been invited.
Church debt have been wiped out.
the batemcnt ha been completed and
paid for, and arrangement now will
be made to construct a $60,000
auprrstructure.
Celebration of
Ted Jed. Sokol
Opens in Omaha
3."0 Delegate Kxjiecteil By
law to Be Changed to Ad
mit Fnglinh-Speaking
Mcmhcri.
Three liuudied and fifty delegates
from all part of the I'nited State
are expected to be in attend
ance thi. morning at the opening
business eion of the guintennial
celebration of Ted Jed Sokol, wett
em Bohemian fraternal foeiety, nt
the Sokol hall, Thirteenth and
Martha ttreet.. ,
One hundred of the delegate reg
istered yesterday anil according to
the local committee, 250 other would
arrive by nightfall.
The society ha 21.000 member,
7,0110 of whom are in Nebraska and
1,5X) in Om.iha. The most impor
tant event of the convention will be
a change in the by-law which will
allow English speaking relative of
member to join the order. A it i
today, only Bohemian speaking mem
ber are eligible for memberthio.
'Ihe delegates, nfter tl)eir btluie
meeting today will be b a n
mieted, given auto ride and alo
will visit the monument of John
KoMcky, founder of the order, in
Bohemian National cemetery.
Five hundred per ton attended
physical exercise and I dance held
Sunday at the preliminary opening of
the convention at Sokol hall,
Stanley Srrpan, Cerho-Slovak con
sul, addressed the meeting Sunday
afternoon on the achievement of the
organization in training it member
in both American citizenship and
physique,
Serpan'i addrets, music by the J.
Kalacny, jr., orchestra, vocal elec
tion by a male quintet, and cale
thenic by the Tyr girls, junior boy,
senior boy and junior girls, and a
tennis racquet drill by the enior
girls were feature of the afternoon
progt am.
Only American citizen are mem
ber of the organization, which was
formed 60 year ago in Omaha and is
an American pioneer in physical
training,
Salesman Disappears
Frank Sheet, 35, talesman for the
Flatner Lumber company drove away
in a motor car Saturday and ha not
been heard from. I'olice have been
asked to find him.
Texan Parish Priest
Flogged hy I'niiiui-kcd Men
Fort Worth, Tex., Sept., 4-Kev.
Jotrph Meiser, Catholic paritli priest
at Olfin, Runnel rnnnly, wa taken
from hi pari.li house last night by
wa accused of bring mi-American
and opposed to public tchool.
That conversion of ewage Into
power is possible ha been proved in
Birmingham, Fngtiiud.
Rheumatism at S(i
3. 1 3. Thoroughly It id tit BoJf f
Rht tunatiiia Impuriiio.
BomeLortv' mother I aiiffrlnc to
nlihti Th srouri uf rhuinallfa
baa wrwkoil bar bo1r; limping and
uffrl:i(c. bant forward, aha aae but
lha common fruund, but har Ma4
haart ((III balonga to th atari I Ixmo
anybody raraT fl. H. H. la ono of In
6rritt Iiluod-purlftiir known, and It
alt build mora blood call. I la mad
ielnal lnrrllinl ar purxly vacate
bla. It navar dlaarrangita tha atomarh.
It I. In fart, a aplrnmd tonic, blood
maker, a blood anrlrhar. It banlahao
rliuinatlm from Joint, muarlaa and
tha antlra body, ft build firm flaati.
It I what aomabody mother naada
tonlghtl Mother. If you can not to
out to gat a bottla of ft. ft. H. youraaif,
aiirely apmabody In your family will.
HomabodY, gat a bottla of ft. H. ft. now!
Iat aomabodjr'a mothar begin to fact
, . . . ... joyful again tonight. Mayho. maybe
H.w gl.rt.. will ffl. m.th.r, fit y0u7mothrl 8. ft. ft. la Bold at
rka yr naatu I all goa. 1M all drug atore. lo two !. Th.0
a. ft. . d It, It will build ap, taat Urfor tilt 1 the mora economical
BrooLhart Brand at False
Ciiarge Made Against Him
Dc Moines, Sepl. 4 Colonel
Smith W, Hrrtokhart, republican
nominee for United State truator
from Iowa, in Labor 1'ay addret
here, antwrrrd for the first tune in
hi campaign, Ihe chaige of Civile
U Herring, democratic nominee, tht
h wa prrient at a meeting in Chi
cago last tpnng, at which the fore
mott radical leaden of the country
were present.
"That I tat a delegate at thi
meeting, and i a reward I received
the assistance of a number of an
archistic leader who were ent into)
the state to campaign for me he
fore the primary, 1 denounce at ah
tolutrly false," the colonel taid.
Four Men to Be Arruigncd
en Charge of Dixlurhiiiieo
Frank I'. Sullivan and John Sulli
van of Cohmiliu,. Neb.: A. M.
Caheen of Lincoln, and Walter L.
Kobinsoii, 41.1 North Thirty-ninth
treet, will be arraigned brfora
Judge Foster in South Omaha polite
court today on charge of rif
lurbing the peace,
I-ouue Biaiuttadt, Fort Crook
boulevard, will lute a charge ot
tpeeding in So'Uli Omaha police
court this morning.
1 Tn9Wrot
Alright
11 a mild, vgtbt laaatlv t
11 ril CoMtlpatloa and Kllt-
and (sap th dlgMtive ao4
piMHUfi luocuooa nuraiai.
JLtmb. M JUNIORS C
M I J) Little Ma
I VlaJVX One-third tha rago- 1 1
I tf JV I' do. Mad of I I
I V trTP a ma Ingrtdlant. I I
1 lha nf etd. I I
I I Por blldre and adult. f
Sherman & McConnell
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The Doors
Will Be Open
Promptly At
9 O'clock
Tuesday
m
m
5 Extra Salespeople Every Means Possible to Facilitate Con
venient Buying Assured the Thousands Who Will Attend
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At Sensational Rpdnpfinnc
n imc rower on
"P0T CA1"
Brought About This Great Event
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Every Sale Price Bonafide, Every Statement Authentic
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Surplus Stocks of New Furs
and Children's Apparel for Fall
If you contemplate buying furs or purchasing winter
apparel for children this sale is opportune.
Fur Coats Fur Coats
$94.00 $199.00
Valuei to $165.00 ' , 4d f.
Mauufarturrrt ttock .ale of fur SnpheSi Ma1 of I liaison Seal, Fre.u-h
Coata eontin of better m& Mar- Mink anJ K roo These
niota, .ay Senl itml Mu.kwti.. th, ; next January tvouUl U wonderful
Little QsfurfIusf Fur Latcst st'le
lints' Scarfs Blouses
LIU'' Tt' rr'y Tall Wear $15.00 1 $4.95
W!(M Cm'v orm U
viXlllHtiftu Valtif to $.10. ww.tt.tacr..
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a4 SithUaaaa tktt I'f... arts i. f . , ,, ahs.Lt liKxiw i
aula I. . .1 a4l?IK V.,,,r,.lr- h "f'h UUV h' l'!-
llllt4 II), ai Nill wwrtKlt $ia
TO THE PUBLIC
In keeping with our policy of selling for
cash and selling for less we inaugurate
this timely event of selling several hundred
thousand dollars' worth of seasonable mer
chandise at the very beginning of the sea
son at prices that will astound the entire
community.
Surplus StockMen's Suits
Store for Men
Worth
Double
Choice
at
$16.50
Tbrouih our ipot cah buying pwtr we ei abl to to on tha
maraat anil purchase too Malt a anj Young Mo a On and Tte-t'ant
Ji mi la all the Ittttt il-iHrt ptnlcla. tml runratlva aol
r. Hilar. Thato mil ar l'.timr. Wor.i.ls, T)d and Srr.
It) las, brow as, char, ra and plaia H'l color.
Trousers! Trousers! Trousers!
A oa trfil Hat of M-a Ture Whmi! ml 0sl ui purthat.!
r spol fh al a l'i 4 won hi Tr lmutr ware il to U
i frm W lr . Tfesy i oa al f3.t5 aa4
Surplus Silks ffiS1"
l In. fc i4. la U. 4 4iii'l l M i4
4it fwirff Oal iMft, ta tuisilai i it tin
wilful )! etia, thiW, a t It diH mi kji,
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Surplus Stocks From Coat, Dress,
Skirt and Suit Makers
The savings are really astounding, considering
the quality and the newness of all the styles.
$35.00 Dresses
$19.50
JrtO beautiful new Fall Urease mail up In
Cantuti Crepe, Crepe Satin, ("rope Itoma,
Ilochanara Crepe, f cri;. . Trkotlne and I'ol-
rel Tllla. AIo Dancing lresa and Tarty
Frorka, all Ue, Inrluillnc atoui. linught In
a regular way would tail up o 133.00,
$65.00 Dresses
$39.50
200 hlKh-clas Dresse. Incliiillng all the
new draped moduli, In Canton. Crepe matin,
Slip-Knot Crepei, Crape Hmualnea, Trlcotluei,
Muueitea and Twill Corda. Uree for all
occasion Street, Afternoon, Pinner or Kvo
nlng wear. Kvary dra mad of lha best
trad, material and by hlgh-elaia maker.
Coats
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up la Valour. Trt co
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Coats
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