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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA, OCTOBER 15, 1922.
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I
Hy llt.Mllt.11 l. litis.
WKNT to lbs Orphtnro last Fri
day vtninc I 4.4 not go aa a
tnudto aditor, but as tha aural
f a fnnd. !luc karetlijsuo, a vio
linist of X'wllrnl reputation. on
tha bill Ws hava harj many tntitiial
cffarlnt In vsurlevlllt, many of which
a muafJil a- liK.tlona wi aur.t-wful
from a dramatic or tarjialrtiorean or
aiil"(ic tari'lpmnt. VVa hava aurne
I'mra tr-arrt rtllaMa aitlnta, t,o huva
tr,f1 a pollta hearing Hh aoma two
thirds of (tie aulim, and a lisvu
few I Inn a heanl a rara arllat who
aii rd-l In ronimnnillnti I ha an mi
Hon of tba antira audli-nca, Vat
Karakjarto wit I'hly trlcki"! tha lit
f nrra away from tha obv oia amuae
nn-iit of tha cimluinarv sta, to (ht
p jl.llfl enjoyim-nt (f ic'iiiiiliia ait In
rnuali', but ha held bla aii'll'-nco en-
ihjuJlr'1 for H or room rnlnuU-a, with
tha qulft ar'l att-riilm 'fit tha moat
aophlst Iralail fotimrtoK'T".
Yrt an Orplu-uin iniien la not n
aoihlaH't"l roiK'-il noln audimea
Ly any ni'iina. It la cornur'l of
v:riio1y, uml wlit-n fm nrtlt la grunt
nrtueh to d' llvcr hla muiilfiil rmwimntf
not nly to tha ntut1 llao-mrs bin
Ui 'hoaa who ar not au Sirupfimfl
ui ratrhlnif tha nint of tha rnualifil
I'lUiro, ha h'ta utinlns'l a !nal. In
fuel a surlllng n lili-vi mim.
Thla Krikjnrto fll'l. M flny'1
some of tliu lighter -liia!i', Imriiilng
uti jno:tg Ms of rnulo 'hit won
tbfclr flrat popularity In recltnl pro
arum Muiiy of tlm huIikIIib ir
ffi miliar, hut n flu art llkn f h l whlih
brrathfj throUKh Hum unili-r tliu how
if Kerckpurto ua dot. 'J'hry HvH
ufciiln, w w pli"rf, urul tho mind w in
'ird from the actunl muxic to the
iiim It Ini'iilrH.
Ji pliiyrd aiiiie dlpluy plccr-a, with
l- Joyoua fi'tirdoni of axiiirsMnii, t tint
'(iiiiile tham iMM-ni xcUuk and rxhil-
L i mlloK rui In r than krniiztriK and tlr
in Ha played tho "JJum;s of th
f'Johllna" by J'.izzlnl, uh u mer lirralh.
1'hc.y were tiny g oMina, datir-lnar fu"t.
wlth llht, fairy, footat'-pa.
i Tha iriura tcchnloil faut of mln
tJilnlnif tha light nita arid api-cd with
rlwirn'-na and awlnif, wua rptiinrknhl.
yi-t thla waa nuthlnv to thr dec,
dainty, (laru'Kitf, i hiirm of It. 1 ril
ly m-vcr rwilir.fd thre wra not apaa
mod c affa r, but Kifiiu na aol d ap
plttun from the K-illi-ry " rmi'h n
from tha lowr floura. And afti-r hla
clonlin? noun, of mimic t tin t hud llht
and ahad, and doptha and (.ontruNta
over and etxno Ita beat 'md ni-l'Kly,
Prima Donna to Sing
for Omaha Audience
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4j,a. VJf S
5 t,
I'uroff. fhoiH'craph rubaaua; tha
Central liith ttrhonl Otoa c'.uh,
1 n nd Ibnlnlli iinyaJ Orchrotra will
i alao Uk Mirt. Tha pr'niiu la frm
: to tha putihc and will ba prM-nta1 In
the rill rotiirt. IViora will tm npn
I at 1 30. Tha program will ba given
fioni 4 to ft o'clock.
Mnalral niajatliia annuurica thnt
Dr. ! da Kornt h.ia rnlly mada
an Invantlon whhh achieva com-
(jlftii ainchruniiHtlun of aound and
rtion, an Invantlon whl'b will Imva
fir rrarhlnc effecta. "I brKan my
work In tha hope of producing a
upcr phonograph," ba aaya. Ila auyi,
in p.ut: "I r'i'hvl tha cviii-luaion
llmt phologruphy waa tha proper ao
lulii'ii. I convert tha aound vlbra
tlona Into raya of light which I can
photograph. th"n 1 iimply ravrraw
tha prooeaa and reproduce the or.gl
mil wava length of aound, and hioict
lla exuft aounda thenmelvea."
Miixbai Nutra.
A inuauiila la to ba given at tha
H.ilm 1,utbrin church, J2W Bmith
Twentythlrd atrnat, on Thuradny
uvriilnr, Octohar 19. A aplandld pro
Krnrn by aoma of Omnha'a beat talent
lh to ba rendered aa followa:
Mlaa lliliii Mae Johlianii, organ;
iMlaa Kntherlna Btlberg, piano: Mr.
mid Mi a. Hudnlph 10-lipvn, volca;
Vina liorothy I.uataarton, a pupil of
I Mlaa ftmlly t'leva, violin, accompanlmj
by Mia Ida I.uatgarten, Trof. F. A.
C'urUon la to plva an addreaa on "Our
(thiinh M'JUlo." I'rof. C'urlaon baa a
atudlo at room 14 Italdrlge block, and
la well known aa a good authority on
inunlcul topkn.
Artists to Appear at Brandeis Grill
"Gets-It"
Guaranteed
Corn
Remover
Your Money Back If it Faila
Nothing It to utterly needlent aa tha
uffcring fruia actalng, painful tor a,. It
air
as aaty to peel of f a corn a to tkln a
bunn. Touch It with "Geta-lt" and tha
trick ii done. Tor hard corn,, toft conn,
old conn, new corna, any corn or eallui.
All pain t-.pt Imtantly and tha corn
proceed to iooten and aoon can be lifted
riant off, root and all, with the fingers.
Your money cheerfully refunJtd if It
fallt. But it never fallt. Coiti but a
trill. E. Lawrence A Co., Mfr., Chicago.
AIVtHTlEME.1T.
1 HEAD STUFFED FROM
I CATARRH OR A COLDJ
Saya Crfam Applied in Noatrilal
Open a Air Pasiagea Kikht I p. J
t--:
Inmnnt relhf no WHiung. Your
I'losgvd nostrllH o""i rluhl up; thf
air paaiuiKi of jour hed rU-ar and
yon can brea.hu firvly. No nioia
iawkin. amiiriiiiK. Mowing, headnihe
lryni-aa. No n unfiling for bn-aih at
night; your told or cutanh diatip
p.'nr. tlet a amall lotile of lily' Crvtim
Halm from your diugglM now. Ap
ply a lltt l ti thla tragi ant. tntlptic,
heitinur crwiiii in your notrile.t It
petmtratea ihr'tigli every air
of tha head, eoo!hi-a tha tiiltmiied or
wollrn iiuiooiia monibrana and r-lnf
cornea Inatsnily.
It a Juat flue. IVm t at.iv etuftedup
with a fold or rty ca'nh.
the on hentrfi cinnu In with thn loud
lilantanl. crunh of the other kind of
iiiiiiiIii that hiiln't. It hurt thn i-urx,
yt it wiia Kiwid, thiit ttio two kind
ahoiild be- ao putdilly i onl i.intcd Hint
nil who wrra thi-ro might hear. Arid
tlm auill"ri(! ainn; b;nl from luing
d'IU:ht''d to belnur ainUMd, und the
oth-r ucta went on,
It la a well f xrd b'Tcf w th a nm
Jor.ty of piopla Hint tho I fe of a auc-
14 aaful a ngi r la one long aerlt a of
ti'umpha nnd ltixui''oiia Joya nnd
many an unthlnk ng g rl atiirta In on
tho benit brcrili nn rotitlnn ncceaanry
to prepnra fur a puld'o cnrei-r In niU'
k c, I lli-d w th tho bid ft thnt iiflcr a
f?w yenra of work find atmly h"r l"f
w II be only In plcnmiut Iuxui-'ouh
pl.-tci-M. Of coiirw, iinyhnily nt nil tu
rn I nr w!th tho I fo of nny g'nger
knowa how abaurdly fnlaa th e la. No
man or womnn ran auci eed In nnu c
without work'nif much harder than
tha avenige peraon engngrd In h-aa
romnnt c occtiput'ong.
(ii-rVtld'no Karnir, tha grcnt Ameri
can prima d innit, who !a mnk'ng a
concert tour th'a year under tha direc
tion of C. J. Foley of Urmton, once
gave a mrnt remarkable Interview to
the Now York World, In wh'ch ahc
la d bi.re aome of tho trlula through
wh'ch a great alnger like herself
muat (to.
"I have Rlvm," ahe aa!d, "the best
yeara of rny 1 fe to the American
publ'e end the purau't of art. To mc
art la a vocation and not a profeaaion.
I have grlvcn every b't of tnyaelf
every time I havn appeared before the
publ'e. It la not In my nature to con-
acrve the lcnat b t of enwrgy; In fact
I am a aprndthrlft, and I glory In It.
People till mo that If onyth'ng, I
am more attractive phya'cully, In bet
ter vo ce, und a more f n!nhcd ni t'at
than ever before, but I know what I
have used up to brine th'a about. I
never waa robust, and I alone know
at what price of unremltt'ng toll my
huccchu baa been achieved."
"When I go on the elage the
thought cornea to mc, that, even If I
knew th'a to be my last I could not
conserve the bant bit of energy. Th
beat that la In me I a'mply have to
g ve my audience. I would far rather
collapse utterly at the close of aa
nearly perfect a pcrfornmnce aa It Is
In me to give, and never be able to
a'ntr or act aga'n, than to go on con-
aervlng a I tile hero arid eavlng a little
there, and g ve a good but med.ocre
performance."
The Tue'iay Musical club will pre
aent M aa Tarrar In aong recital it
the Aud.torium on Fr'day evening.
November J. at :15 o'clock. The pub
lic aale of aeats w.ll open October 27
and the prlcea w.ll ranse from 11 to
(2. BO.
Mountain Lions
Feast on Sheep
APM MtltlHtAI.
A a pedal mimical program will be
given under thu auspicea of the
Hrandcis atnre phonograph depart
ment for one wenk, beginning Mon
day, Octolier 23, 1M2. liu'li day a
different program will bo presented,
mid n talk will be given by one of
t ninth. I'a repreaenuit.ve muNiciana.
Theaa will Includu Kutjeit Cuacadun,
wlmeo auhject will be "Mimic Appre
ciation," Harry Itruder, on "Memory
in Mimic;'' Jeun P. Dultleld, on "In
tei pretntKm In Mimic;" Mies Juliet
MoOune, "Muhio In riclioola," Mia.
lleitr Itroiianil Cooper, "t'lvlo
Mnac;" Mrs. IV H. Wtrlpton. "Voice
tn Miitni ." Thii" biking ixnt on the
program will be Maater Humuel far
null. vIolinlKt, publl of Miia llinlly
Cleve; I'loia Ad:r fnnel, prrttlmt
war lb; NVlIm futrlied, Twelfth
Wiiert Hag; H-iby Vivnn fl'ln,
Mnrttn IVdy and U'rittu Unn aon.
JaveiliU l'.ieitdway team, and Iirtt
im Kiiiti r
iTttla U fine of aertra of anlinal ato.
rlr (or Imim mul girl. r The linhit
wriiira hr M. Ainlrraiin, fill f.lll'tt
avmiua, realalerrd giilile In trtlowNtnim
fiarg. Tln. aliirlea Mill ailear regular
ly In l h Minima Miinilay !. )
lly i. AMtfcHSON.
I low many children hava aeen the
nig Morn mountain ahuep?
They live In the hlgheat cruga T.f
the Rocky mountulna. Their main
defenae la one that nature provide
In making them a hla to climb ateep
rocky Ir-dgca, where very fw other
nnlmnla can attack them, Their prin
cipal enemlea In tho Hlg Horn ar
the engle and mountain lion. Borne
time the mi glen awoop down and
carry off tha Inmba while they are
lying In a aheltered pocket. Moun
tain llotia are able to travel In alieep
country and freouently make a meal
by killing nnd eating a mountain
ahecp. The alieep depend moatly for
their protection on their eyesight,
which la very keen, and their ability
to climb aeemlngly incc.clble placea.
The ahcep'graw moatly on tho fine
Khort grawa found on tho top of the
mouritnlna. The ewca and lamba
flock together during the aummer
HciiHon, and the old rama- ar- by
tlieniHelvea, gencrnlly hid away In
pot got of tho mountalna. Tho rural
lie along timber line In the day time
nnd get out to graze late In the eve
ning und early In tho morning,
fund nil the manw n edkt nodkndd
It la gnat fun In aummer time to
watch the lamba at play, Jumping
and butting each other on rlma of rock
ho narrow or ao sharp that one won-
dera they don't slip and fall Into the
canyon.
The meat of the mountain aheep la
relished by man and particularly by
the mountain Hon wh'ch will make
erent effort to get one for hla aupper.
Here la an Incident of a mountain lion
that ate a mountain aheep and It
proved to he hla laHt meal:
Max, my partner, wius In tho moun
talna one day, looking for game. While
sitting on a peak, looking over the
country through hla blnoculara, bo
noticed a small band of ewea and
lamba runlng out of a draw and
headed for rougher country. Hc-hlnd
them he saw a mounfciln lion, chaaing
the sheep with long, epiingiiig jumps.
The laat view he got of the aheep, the
lion was still aoma distance behind
them. Taking up hla rifle, he etortea
in the direction In which they had
gone, and after about two hours of
hard climbing, up and down the can
yon, he struck their trail. After fol
lowing the trail a ahort distance he
faw by signs In the anow that tha lion
had overtaken one of the aheep and
had killed and eaten It. From the
spot where the lion had killed the
aheep, the Hon 'a tracks led off to a
thick clump of bushes. Walking care
fully In this direction for a few min
utes, ha aaw the lion raise his head
behind a amall bunh about 20 paces
In front of him. Tha lion had evl
dently made a full meal oh tl-w sheep
and waa enjoying a little nap. Max
raised his rltle and shot the big fellow
right between the eyea.
This Hon measured nine feet and
two Inches from point of Ita nose to
the tip of Its tall. The t-kin la now
hanging In Mux' cabin at Valley, Wyo.
It la Inter. sting to know that the
Hlg Horn basin and Mig Horn nioun
tain derived their name from the
mountain aheep found In thut locality.
These aheep have peculiar horns, large
at the base and of unuatinl form.
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Christ Child Society
Ths J,ittl Motheia' laague w;th
M as iHiruthy Htowit, v'a.t.ng nuiae,
,n charge, no t Wtlneauy afirtnon
at J JO. Ho many girla .iai mbb d that
t was neceaaary to aiuup Ihrin In
aeverul different fUaaea.
Ths board of diret toia of tha Chnat
Ch Id society held a meet. rig at Ilia
center Monday, K-loler Mra. Um.a
Naah preaated. Mra. F. I' Aldous and
! Mra. T. F. Uu nlan wera appo.nted
chairmen of tha coinni ttee on ar
rangemenls for tha rummuga sale, do-
Physician Explains Who Should
Take Newer Form of Iron
Practical Advice on How To Help Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Endurance
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The Omaha Ilualneas Woman'a club
will hold Ita rigular meeting at th
V. W. C. A. auditorium Tuesday even
In. Vttdr IT.
I On this wcatlon Mra. Pora Ali
ander Tally lll glva a l.dura on
I'Dlttra ingatiiiuitlon and Htflclaney."
Mis. Tally la a woman of wt.ta bual
ifraa rleiue. ?ha K realdent nf
loniaha and a iiieintar vf tha Omaha
Ituamaaa Woman's club. For II years
I ah haa tKvuplnt the puiuon J an
picma c!rk or ra'.lotat a--itry of
the guptema Forast WMnitB rlrci.
h. h mna ahe haa bn .t4 to
ithla ofHi f ir lhi enaw i.tlv larma.
tr apettrn' aa an . ulna e1
er n I era .o r i$xt"i .Hv qtt!it1a
fcar . at i n hr a,.! ?!.
IVku rti' .n vf tha ii.M'Niatilp
,-, no a'on al I'a .
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thin rni4ii i't ta a g.i a !'
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Koine of (he entertainers to appear thin week at the llranileia grill under auspice- of the Itrandeis store
phonograph department. Hack row, left to rl'iht: K. if. fioodman, laabelle llonlan, .e I'tllcgiln, Karl v iui
berg. Front, lift to right: flainiiei i arnieu, imna zioair r arm,
musical program with
charge of th culling of layatta sad'
loher t. Miaa Mary Colter la to be la
Mra, T, J, Jmer was rr.ppointeI to
rapreaatit tha aoelety at tha Nredls.
work u 1,1. A motion was Mada and
run led to font nua th f.natic al atip
io g ven rit. Ilenedict, th 0h1, ft
colored community houaa at Hit
I'niker alreet.
Musical com a on the harp and vio
lin aa well a on th pano will be
given at lh pnter during th coming
aeaaon.
M aa Ham f)hanlf, head resident
returned Tueday from an uni)
eastern trip.
lh
ENGLANDER
WUCoiicVM tiro
J heitu) used in.
A special musical program
aosthctlo dunclng and readings will
bo given In the lirandels grill dully
between 4 and 5 tho week of October
23, under auspices of the rirandels
Stores phonograph department.
Among those who will appear are
Samuel farmell, boy violinist; l,orotta
Horoff, phonograph iliitmeuso; Baby
Vivian Stein, Martha Doty and
l.oivua Dcnnlson, Juvcnllo Broadway);
train; Blola Adair Farrel, prettiest
war baby; Nellie norland, "Twelfth
Street Itftg;" Kobert Cuscaden, Harry
Bradur, Jean V. Nuffield, Miss Juliet
McCune, Mis. Hester B. Copper, Mrs.
D. R Welpton, the Central High
School Glee club and Randall's Royar-
oreheslra.
The program Is free to the public,
Women of Ralston
Plan to Build
Club House
The Ralston Woman's club has com
pleted plans for a club house of Ita
own. This club, organized and federat
ed In 1917, has 42 members, and has
a reputation for energy a,nd accom
plishment, They have already started
a publ.c l.brary and now are planning
to start bu.ld.ng their club house In
the early spr.ng, The bu.ld ng will
be on the main street of Ralston and
will contain an auditorium for lec
tures, meetings and entertainments,
and gymnas.urn in the basement for
the ch.ldren of the town. There will
be basket ball and volley ball courts.
The club has lately Incorporated
Mrs. W. C. Edmlston, president of
the club, heads the board of trustees,
and her other board members are the
Mcsdanies 0. J. M lius, C. W. Martin,
Alfred Adams, George Hoffman and
B. L, Ham.
The club Is now busy raising funds.
They have had great success, accord
ing to Mrs. IMmiston, w.th moving
picture shows, as the club owns the
only machine in town. Card patties,
rummage Kales, d.nners and bazars
are all helping to swell the funds.
Moody Students Have
Organized New .
Association
C ULBRANSEN
vJ PL A YER PIANO
WationalbWcecL
branded in me Diu-r-
An auxiliary alumni association of
former Moody Bible Institute students
was formed at the Y. W. C. A. Sep
tember 27, with the following ofllcers
elected: President, Claude Kansnuugh;
first vice president, I.eroy D. Web
ber; second vice president, Charles
Pfelffer; secretary, Miss Matilda
Gramllck; treasurer, Mrs. Louis A.
Borshclm; publicity secretary, Mrs.
Clarke McGrew.
The next meeting will be held at
the Y. W. C. A. October 24, at 7:30.
All regular and correspondence stu
dents are urged to bo present.
There are 16 countries affiliated
with the International Chamber of
Commerce.
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ailments of women are not surgical ones: that is they arc
not caused by any serious displacement, tumor, growth, or other
marked change ?
DO you know that these common ailments produce symptoms
that are very much like those caused by the tnre serious
surgical conditions?
T0 you know that many women and young gulssuiTer need
LJ lc$i.ly from such ailments? More than that, they endanger
their health by allowing their ailments to continue and develop
into something serious.
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