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j How to Keep Well
j By PR. w. A. EVANS
Quatuan cMraln a (tana, miiUIim a4 aratia ( S ,, tuaaillt4
I Dr. lv a ru4i al Ik . Ill fca aara4 arallif, aua)al U
fraaar liaotsllaa, hr !' ud4itn4 ! I aac!. Dr.
Evan Ml asaaa a rfiasaaaia nor nraacrlka lor aWiviSual 4laae7
A44rn lili la a al Ik 0m.
Coprnaati 121.
British War Veteran
With U.-S.' Buddies
H I.OM,S l(M.IN.ll.
'lariiinny hii ulramly r k ;i I m-l II
riawnr piuluiiii xi fir .1 ll prra
ant vtcruililrul limit lira nnm-rnrvl
1 Ilia tul il riitM of Ilia (l.-iith rata
MiT tlif lilltll Mia iliirlMK tliri fnur
viiiia of tit witr, mi lo.'i km'
IhoUa.llul.
In tha flint lliri'e j-rm slma Ilia
w.ir up to lA' aiiilwr, I'll'! Ih tutnl
rici-ss vt blrtli nvr ' nllia wm 21
r (housfinil. In oilier would, hjf
miiiir'hci nlmyt Mnnli, 1V2I, lhi-y
were even ltli Ihfl nuiii. Till dm
i nut iiu'hii that IhHr Miiuliitln l ln
r.cjmlipK fit tha ulil fltr.
'I'm my yam mkh. liiriiuuiy liud a
liiilli r ita tlmt . nut fur from 4".
It la iloiiMful If tli 'i ' nt Midi nil
i in x.-aa of 15. 'I he iiuivliiiiiiii lilrth
t;ila uf Ilia Ulir M'i.i1 win Hi II
M.
IVIiilc tha t)mliir liliili rul. lm
i,sn, It will nevar m-hlt-va tl 'lil
limiK, mimI tliem I avciy rriisnn for
llniihlntf tlmt. Ih Jirnr at-iniy i
rlina In Willi rule IU ruiitlnUf .
Th ticniiiin dtutli rnt him nlwaya
l -il hlli oiiiir-l with tlmt uf
iii.irliy ui'll K"Vrmi1, v.i-11 film-nti-il,
J-'iirth Humps pwiil'S. Ilowevi-r. Ill
lli-nrum il'iitli rule I fiillm- ateuilily,
iukI thl fi( k'i Hi h mil
ttny lnlutv In hlrth nit. thuuKh nut
a much Mow a it ' I" t" pro
iir fliiya,
Tli Mrlh mt "f France la iibout
niii In lha (1"ntM mm. Hin yi'iirs
It la MKhar. hut mora fraU-rilly It Is
lov.cr. Th'ia Is nil piwsllillltiy i"
CKht th it Fmiuc will icpiilr It wur
hi' h' . within II pr.wnr (jpnanipnirui
liliili'.
' The (laruiT riro uviilhihlo tur Tnit
I in. I ii ml iil. Ttwlr birth rut la
; it Viuiiiil. 'J'hi-lr ilciith rule
I 1Z.4 kt tliouminil. lit iillur worrla,
ihpy in- K.ilnlnfc' pupiiliitlon by raimon
i,f px','" "f bliilm.ovar Ufiilln at the
lata uf 1 3 ir thouwiml per yciir. Thcjr
bnva mire than m.uli! up for th'ir
lilllO'M.
I hiivc mi Ukukii fur K' Mil.inil, Ire
l.iml, imly "ml H.IkuIhi. f i'oum
thpra la iii.tlilnf ullk-liil from Huaalfi
hut lh! rumor re tlmt llm il'ulli
intra tlK-re nre grriitly in -xr-ei "t
the birth rate.
In th fnlleil Hlntf the birth rule
in nlwiiy axcfwlwl the ili-ath rate.
Xut even lh war or tha flu or the
two roinbln.-l auffcrcd to dlaturb e-
'linualy our balance ahc-t. Wo Imve
jihnoat b.Kt out- iimiual Increnae of
' )Miiulalioii by riamin t excea of lm-
MlKni'h'ii PV1 enili!iallin. arid that
'''wa nbi.ut half the total, but we are
' , hoMmtf on to the oilier huir.
.iHlnr e our heavy hlrth lute I ainoiiK
f. if. foreign bnn. our policy of KH-atly
V ieHtrli:tln(t ImnilKrutlon will begin to
"V'rertrlct our.blrth rale wjtliln a few
fMyetir. Kortutiat.-ly, It will lower our
' ilcnth rate a well.
The liidii-ntlon me thia ir we rx
"rlu.lc ItuaHhthe world will have re
gained It population low of 1914 to
1P1S by the end of J9:2.
He Ha a (iroui h. .
' P. A. K. write: "What u a
ehlld a year' old to hold III breuth
when martin- to cry?
' "What I the heat pomtible n-mcdy
for aameT -
r.KPI.y.
Tlio caune In temper.
The remeily bt training.
Sonif .ipply the remedy one place
. urne iinuther..
Bran I (Hid for Vuu.
Mr. A. I, wrltek: "I iran a gofKl
laxative? I eat a illah of bran every
inornlnn with a little milk and nunr,
but enn't ay it ha done much as a
laxative.
"Hornet ime I feel inther dlntrewieil
after eating it, I have been eating
till every morning fr one month."
KKI'T.V.
re. ' . .
lm-reaHo your portion. Kat bran
bread u well.
Add aome icgar to the bran.
Eat fruit hi well.
It May He Serlou.
M. V. write: '"I. What I short j
Wimlednei.E?
"I. 1 it erioiiB'.'
"8. How can It be lined?
1. A abort winded iwiaou i one '
who pant on Hllght exertion. j
2. Whether or not It i aeriou '
depend on the in use.
If It I due to heart disease, Hi Ight
dmeuae, or anemia. It I aeriou. i
, If due tu oliealty to lot of
v eight.
If dua to lack of eiereiae go In
fur aport.
If du to heart dmetue or Aright
ntlend to thou trouUe.
I'uiaon In Koh).
Mia, f. V, write: "I hav liaard
that bronrhlnl tr nubia I aggravated
by rartaln font) amf teat can he
nuida to aaearlnln what foaal rauae,
or rather, aggravate, th trouble, nd
(hn erum ntad and Jnjei ted which
will rlle hronrhlti. I thr any
merit In thl?"
HKI'IV.
It la not true of ordinary bron
chlU). It la tru of bronchial nth-
mi However, polonlng from bae
(( I a more Important rauae than
a Kilonln from food.
,re Xhu "(IMHI1 ?"
W. W, write: "May I propose to
lha iiMlotj-il 'gbMimle' that they read
a khort nod inappy book by (', Harry
llrook. entitled, 'Th I'rai'tle of Au
toiiggeton by the Meihml of Kmllo
Coui".'
"Me uggea(a the world old truth
Ihnt happlnea or unhnpplnea I gov
erned by ur menial altitude rather
than by ouiald clrc-umalanee,1
"How on run, oneaelf, atrenglben
imd direct tha mental attitude I con
cretely and convincingly et forth. Try
It, and beat o' luck."
Uncle Sam Says
7 m
am
Home Making.
Many piraon hav learned to en
Joy bread and other baked product
not mad entirely of wheat flour and
wih to continue their uhc. For auch
peraon, tha Federal Htate Itelatinn
Kervlc ha jaued thl booklet, "liak
lug In th Home," which contain
reetion for making bread, roll, Mm
cult, muffin, genin, grlddl rake
ii ml the like.
Header of Th Omaha lie may ob
tain a copy of thl booklet free a long
ii the free edition IiihIh by writing to
the I.lvllon of Publication, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Waahington, D.
C, aaklng for "F. H. 11J."
Iteg, Nergt. MuJ, V, Kliim t of Hie
fuiiiou Illaek Watch, lieni of Mini,
Vpre and lha Homme, wn right at
home with III Aiiierlcan "hiiilillei" In
tha American legion roiiveiitlon In
New (Mean, far two American divi
sion (In 2" III of New fork, anil III
30th of North ami Month Carolina and
Tennetaee had fought alongida III
outfit In Handcr.
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Parents' Problems
.Prayer Each Day
Khniild u girl be allowed to play
baaeball with her brother?
Haaeball la too atrenutiu a game for
a- girl. Kncournge nn Interest In ten
nl, which I an Ideal game.
Bnlltv that t hll reeaiva them, and
yt ahill hav', Hum. Murk lis 24.
Almighty Ood, our Father In Jteav
en, (bl and Father of our Lord and
Havlour Ju Chrlat, wo would wait
on Thee that Thy Holy Hplrlt may en
able U to worahlp Thee. We r not
worthy of tha leuat of Thy merde,
yet bant Thou enriched u in all heed
ed good thing. We pray Thee to
tsarch u and ahow U our lnn; and,
a w confe, we would trut Thee
to forgive, nnd to cleanse u from all
unrlKhteousncs. Wo would thunk
Thee for the bleSHlng Thou haat be
stowed upon u. We pray Thtje to
give u what 1 beat for us, We pray
Thee to bless all who are dear to us,
iiml if wo have any encmlc, bleu
lliem ami givu u ti.-ht aplrit toward
thi iu. If any d' ur to u ar unanved,
bring thrill tu repeiileiic and faith III
our rUliur, to erv Him a Lord.
.Iu I Hie true vine, We who are
Iila iliKi'lplea ai ei I lie branehe. Knuble
ii to abide in llmi, and may the Holy
Hpirit bring forlh from Hi It" th
fruit of tha fplrlt in our live. Hrmg
Thy people up to the help of the Ird
ngiilnsl th mighty. Hem! forth Thy
light mid truth. Heivl forth laborer
Into Thy harvest, and hie th labor
of (hoMO whom Thou liaxt alrrudy ent
forth, (live u aome plm-e and part
thl day In Thy service. We k all
for Jesuit' aake. Amen.
a i h.ciui r r..
iiiiiiM ion, N, i
!?iilvalioii Army Officer
Aililrfssr Kiiinaiii
The Klwaiila club bad for H
speaker at tha regular weekly lunch
eon nt Hotel Home, Commandant I'.
M, J, MwlMroni of tha Halvatlmi
Army at Iietrolt, transferred temv
rarlly to Omahii.
Hpeuklng on the work of th Hal
vailon Army In tniiaha, the command
nut said: "It isn't alway the unedu
cated who 1 Mown and out.' Fre
quently th opposite 1 true,"
i;. ll. White, preNldaiit of th I
DiiiiiIia Klwanlan, ha been (elected
chairman of tint ilrlv to help tlfionr
the reai u hnma here. Tho ililve will
last from November it to 23.
Motion picture were taken of th
members, which will ha shown at the
World theater In the near future.
Dog Hill Paragrafs I
By Ceorg Bingham '
I
coma what will without effort to pro
I t-t yuuiaelf ?
When )m ware younger nm! en
gaged in alhletlca ilnl you du well only
when you war in Hie b ad, and whmi
hs pi her fellow passed you or came
ubreast even, ImmedlMlaly loat your
spirit jind gave up?
Or, are you a fighter right up to
th finishing point?
It should not be loo much effort fr
)oi to be agKiraalva,
IK not aug buck nd lit othna
throw ynil out of life' game,
Von may be trying to get loo much
pleniur out of bfu and may be un
willing to make the exertion which
ineiina ;rrler auceesa.
If oil aie honest with youiaelf )ni
will ask yourself thr iiuestum and
the result ought to be of grant hch
fll to you.
None I o Inlereateil In your eare
a you ought to be for yourself, and
now la not Ion soon In get to work In
(anient and slick to II,
(irvat Outdoor Shrine
for All Denominations
Created in Colorado
Washington, Nov. J A great out
of disn slirin for all denomination,
in full viiw if th hug now-rro
on Hnlv rios mountain In western
1'olorinlo, 1 1 created by an order of
Hecrelarv Wallace of the Ivpartineiil
of Agriculture, announced today, act
ling sslda 1MI m ir nf Hie Holy
t'lima n,i IiiiuiI fun-el for devnllonal
plllposi'.
Heerelarv Wallace. 'a order piovldea '
that no ma section or religion
denoiiiliiiiCon may l given 1h ex
clusive iliiht lo use the, area, but thai
It be an miiiiiiKed thai any demonlna
lloil limy he given the privilege of
ci tiling l,riui or nibcr kiiuctuie
In l ustd fur devotional purpose
Adi'iiunl ace will I provided
public camping ground and building
In oilier that tha public: need muv
lm fully met, An automobile high
way will cross tha alia routemplateil
fur the us of lourial who vlitt
western lolorado from leaver. 'h(
tract Will lw ailmliiiatered by III"
forest officer of the Holy fro
national forest.
B
ABYS COLDS
vtaoon "iiipdH In tha haA-
without "doiiruj" by utt of-
VafoRuo
tfMtUimUnU-iYmmh,
I'lll.lTU tl. All HTIriyST.
i-oi rni ti, ii i HTiNrMrsr.
roi mi i, KU i.htisi.m y.T.
ProiiKili rH of .Suit (llli!)
I''iu4(l in Police Court
I.eon Wolfe and (Jerard M4'yer, pro
prietor of the Uersrd Ico Direct Ad
vertising Tailoring iHirnpany, 44H
Krandel (heater building, wer fined
tl'lO each In central police court yes
terday on I ho charge of obtaining
money under fal pretense. They
nro nlleged to have obtained money
from a large tiumber of men by
means of a fukn "suit club."
Auto (,'liai'n Urcaks and
WrcckH Store Windown
NebniMlm Clly, Neb., Nov. t tHpn
clal.) A porulnr accident that re
aulled In the breuldng of three plate
glas window In th Cleveland atore
occurred here, when th chain on th
rer wheel of a car broke and threw
particle of the chain through the
windows.
Jefferson Pollock has been going
over tha community today looking for
Hire of hi honeypea that alrayvd
rrom in tlives (til week,
a
I.uke Miilhewstu say he bath no
fury Ilk a woman a corn,
a
Mlsa Fruzla Alsop, our poelesa, wa
communion with liutur on Musket
Klilg tislay, and report that th per
simmon ar beginning to blush at tha
first faint rumor of autumn.
IANBA
Common Sense
for
Packer Coen to liraz.il.
Nebraska t'lly, Neb., Nov. 3. (Hpc-
clal.) Karl William, superintendent
of the Morton fjregson packing plan
here, hs accepted a similar position
with Wilson tc i Vim party, Chicago
packers, In ono of their plant In
Hrazil.
Chile I planning to electrify If
railroad by mean of th abundant
wa(nrpover to bn derived from the
mount..:i Mlrearrm.
Ara Vi.il a liulllarf
I It euay for jtfu to giv up when
f ii'lng adversity?
Throw up tlm apong and any U Ii
no ii for you to try to overcome tha
onsiiieies or circumvent a detrimental
conuiiion, no your
Think everything which goes wronu
I "Just your luck" and o you Id
B - - -r"-r'i itrijLL'Lrijirt T-TLruunu J
To Secure Holiday
Butineis
Let U Explain How
Art Anima Film Af run fn
the World, Sun, Moon and
Muse theater can draw cut
tomcr to your atore. Film
d adapted to your specific
needs and for particular pur
pose are our specailty.
HALLGREN
Film Advertising Service
636 Paxton Block JA 1693
Vrn Hllcrn, Manager
AKKTIiKMKNT.
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If you do not have a new
directory, dated Novem
ber, 1922, please notify
our business office at once
by calling JA ckson 2765.
TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT
All DO uglas Telephone Numbers Change
1 AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT all DO uglas tele- -
phones will be changed to a machine switching
basis and given JA ckson or ATlantic numbers.
Many changes also have been made in the tele
phone numbers of other central offices because of
people moving and new telephones being mstalled.
Because of these changes in numbers, it is
important that everyone, after midnight tonight,
look up each number in the new directory before
making a call. Please use your old directory untU
that time and then destroy it.
We want to furnish you with the best
telephone service possible. May we ask
your helpful co operation ?
nortTiivjESTEnn dell telephone company
GOVERNOR
Your next executive i a man of balance. The power, kiinllincss and certainty he has exer
cised in hia own community for thirty-five year w'ill bucomo ttute-widc.
lie j clean, clear-headed, forceful and determined. Tie ii the man of tteel in question" in
volving the right and the wrong.
New in politic, he ha conducted himself a ht ha lived. In victory or in defeat, hu will
Re n man of bigne for he has contributed nothing in the campaign of which he need feel
ashamed. '
"I WOLD RATHER NOT BE YOUR GOVERNOR IF I CANNOT GIVE THE
SERVICE TO WHICH YOU ARE ENTITLED." RANDALL.
That tclln the tory in a nut-shell and again:
"IF I CANNOT BE ELECTED ON MERIT AND ON MY RECORD, THEN I
PREFER DEFEAT TO VICTORY."
Randall ha grown tremendously In the hearts of Nebraska people. Wherever he has gone he
has scored a triumph. Why?
Because he lay hi card on the table, IIj doca not conceal. There' nothing underhanded
about the man, He tells the truth and he is neither arhamed nor afraid to look any man in
the eye and repeat any statement he has ever made.
Tho name Randall is connected with constructive legislation. His life has been constructive.
If is campaign ha been constructive. He has not damned the other party for what it has failed
to do. He hus told you of what his party has done or what it promises to do.
Randall takes every man and woman In Nebraska into his confidence. He talks to them as
fellow-shareholder in the government of state. He docn't hold out promises impossible of
performance. His message rings true. It is tru.
"THE CODE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH TAXES. FOR TAXES HAVE
BEEN HIGH IN ALL STATES, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ADMINIS
TRATIVE GOVERNMENT. I SHALL RECOMMEND ELIMINATION OF
EVERY UNNECESSARY GOVERNMENTAL EXPENSE. CONDITIONS DE
MAND A RIGID ECONOMY." RANDALL.
Randall is a believer in the protective tariff because of .what it has done and always will do
for the producer the farmer, the clerk, the laborer.
"THE TARIFF MEANS BETTER SCHOOLS, BETTER HOMES, BETTER OP
PORTUN1TIES. IT MEANS A HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING AND A
HIGHER STANDARD OF MEN. TO THE FARMER IT MEANS AN IN
CREASED PURCHASING POWER AND THE PURCHASING POWER OF THE
FARMER IS FORTY PER CENT OF THE PURCHASING POWER OF THE
NATION." RANDALL.
If elected governor, Senator Randall promises to lop off every dollar that does not perform a
necesiiary service. His record of thirty-five years in one community does not disclose one false'
promise. There is substance and weight and determination in the words of Randall. He has
never failed to keep his word.
"I FAVOR ABSOLUTE ENFORCEMENT OF THE PROHIBITORY LAW."
RANDALL.
But Randall doesn't promise the impossible. He contends that there can be no economy through
hs of efficiency. Ho will not endorse an indiscriminate slashing without regard to thoso es
sentials of good government. He will not cripple state institutions. Randall is of the con
servative type not the wasteful type.
He will stubbornly stick to the business of running the government on a basis of efficiency and
economy. The two must balance. He is not blowing political bubbles. He is not exchanging
impossible pledges for votes.
AND BECAUSE OF RANDALL'S HONESTY, SINCERITY, RELIABILITY AND
STRENGTH, HIS CAMPAIGN HAS DEVELOPED A TREMENDOUS POPU
LARITYA REALIZATION THAT MEN OF THE RANDALL TYPE ARE TOO
RARE IN POLITICS.
VOTE FOR
CHAS. H. RANDALL
NEXT TUESDAY
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
LOST REST WITH
PIMPLESOII FACE
Hard and Red, Festered
and Scaled Over. Itched
Badly. Cuticura Heals.
"Mr iioubla aitn with bill
almpltt b'iinf out an my lata.
Thy wait ban and ltd and twi4
ai4 KalaJ ovt. Th.y ' uf4
all ar m f 4 l.h4 a a 4
kua4 t4ly ihtl I kiiubiJ
lata. I lM tny I at al af hi l.
mum of ih !rtittn.
"I tf usina, Cuikwt Wapta4
Olntnianl tni h ucrf ! (
at Cuiicuia Soap sa4 ut
CwUui Omiannl I Manataul
kMi4," (aif4) Maa VUin
W.lla. . r. P. I. Owa4aahtwa,
Oala. J.a. ;i, mi.
talUuia a, 0mmM a4 Tl
runs i U 4 M all tts
UM. ItaiM ", uv4kS ilk
Uiatataot. I,M wafe TtWurai,
awo feat f wA -- wa,
. m . w i a- ai to., 4
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