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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1919.
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Tkie fallow to wise tiwu(h to play tha tool.
And to da that wall cravat kind el wit.
ShaJiaipwa.
To ma tha maanaat flowar that blowa can flva.
Thouhta that do of tan lla too dcap for teara. -Wordawerth.
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If
Money Talks in
Galsworthy's
"Silver Box"
Prof. Clark's Lecture Is
I Satire on Workings of
London Police
" . Court.
Trof. S. H. Clark will give a keen
,; interpretation of the satire on the
' tvorkings of the London poli;e court,
- the abuse of power when hush
- money is used, and paint with start
ling clearness the conflict between
' the man who has the dollar and the
' man who has not, when he lectures
' on Galsworthy's "Silver Box" Thurs
. day at 4 p. m. at the Fontenelle un-
der the auspices of the Drama
'eague.
. While Prof. Clark gives no solu
.' tioa to the great, problem, accord
" ing to members of the league, he
,hopes to stir sympathy, which is
the first step toward the correction
v. of an evil.
In the portrayal of the police
s court scene, Prof. Clark, according
to reports, is at his best, bringing
f. out with biting clearness the case
" with which the family solicitor,
s backed by plenty of money, shields
his client and paints the circum
i stances around the prisoner so
black that the heavy sentence is
- imposed without a question in the
mind of the judge. And all the
-while the solicitor is aware of the
circumstances of the case .and the
; guilt of his client,
s The "Silver Box" presents one
of the modern day problems yet to
" be solved in almost every country.
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A circulating library is one where
Elinor Glyn is out all the time and
Charles Dickens collects dust on the
' shelf. ..;. . r
? STOMACH UPSET ?
; ' 4 r f -,. . :
Pape'a Diapepsin at once ends
! - Dyspepsia, acidity,' gas,
4 , indigestion.- "
t - Your meals, hit back! Your
'' stomach is sour, acid, gassy and you
. feel . bloated after eating or you
have heavy lumps of indigestion
pain or headache, but never mind.
Here is instant relief.
Don't stay upset! Eat a tablet of
Pape's Diapepsin and immediately
the indigestion, gases, acidity and
til stomach distress ends.
Pape's Diapepsin tablets are the
surest, quickest stomach relievers in
the world. They cost very little at
drug stores. Adv.
Alkali in Soap
Bad for the Hair
, " Soap should be used very caref ul
1 ly if you want to keep your hair
looking its best. Most soaps and pre
pared shampoos contain too much
.lkali. This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil
(which is pure and preaseless), and
is better than the most expensive
soap or anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hfair and scalp thorough
ly. Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. It makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather,
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle of dust, dirt, dan
druff and excessive oiL The ' hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves the scalp soft, and the hair
fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluf
fy and easy to manage.
You can get musified cocoanut
oil at any pharmacy, it's very cheap
, and a few ounces wil! supply every
member of the family for months.
.-: Adv. - " I ,
Some day you'll try it and
then you'll know why so
much "fuss" is made about
insisting upon seeing the
little red, white and blue
trade, mark that is on every
loaf of genuine
It
I
Bread
Order Your
' ?-of "Today.
New Tulle Scarf
Which is made much more attractive for a little decoration in the
way of blue bead rings on shell pink tulle, with tasseled ends.
At Pink and White
Wedding Miss Reese "
Becomes Bride
One of the first and prettiest pink
and white spring weddings is that of
Miss Mabel Reese, daughter of Mrs.
E. L. Reese and Gordon Broholm of
Des Moines, which took place Wed
nesday evening at 8:30 in Harford
Memorial United Brethren church.
, Miss Reese will be dressed in
white crepe meteor and georgette
with ' pearl beads. She had no
attendants save the ring bearer, lit
tle Miss Vera Pond of Des Moines.
Her bouquet is of pink and white
sweet peas and lilies.'
The church was decorated in
pink and white flowers with a back
ground of ferns and palms.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Be
neta .Buxton of Des Moines at the
piano played "Hearts and Flowers"
and continued during the service
"A Perfect Day." '
The bride's father, Rev. E. L.
Reese, read the service.
The wedding supper was at 4
p. m. at the Reese home on Eigh
teenth and Lothrop. Immediately
following the ceremony there was
a reception at the church. .
Among the out-of-town guest?
were: '
Mrs. A. C. Broholm and the Miss
es Ethel and Rhoda Broholm of
Minneapolis, Mrs. W. L. Pond and
Mrs. Beneta Buxton of Des Moines.
The young couple will be at home
after May 1 at Des Moines, la.
Motor Corps Service
Collecting Clothes
for Refugees
Omaha's Red Cross motor corps
will call for all used clothing that
can not be delivered.
Mrs. T. H. McDearmon, lieuten
ant in the motor crops, assisted by
Mrs. O. W. Royce. will' drive cars
and a motor truck Wednesday and
Thursday to collect clothing from,
those who have telephoned head
quarters. Omaha's quota of 35,000 :pounds
must be filled in but four more days.
Omahans . having suits, dresses,
clothes of any kind, pieces of flan
nel, woolen, or shoes and stockings,
may have them called for by phoning
Tyler 2721, the Red Cross head
quarters. '
I Mullin-Ortman Nuptials.
The wedding ' of Mfss Margaret
Ortman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ortman, and Sr. Lt. Richard
Mullin, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mul
lin of Omaha, took place Wednes
day morning at 7:30 at Our Lady of
Lourdes church.
It was a very quiet wedding with
only the immediate relatives. The
bride wore at navy suit and carried
a bouquet of Mrs. Ward roses.
If Portugal takes Manuel back to
be king, three-card monte is a
child's game.
1
Moll
Petersen & Pegau
Baking Company
All Saints Episcopal
Guild to Have Sale
Saturday, 4-12
All Saints t Episcopal guild will
give a benefit sale for the fatherless
children of France on Saturday,
April 12. The place will be an
nounced at a later date. Contribu
tions but not merely white ele
phants are asked for at any time.
"Dear Godchild," a book of let
ters written by a little newsboy to
his French orphan whom he keeps
by selling papers, is on sale at
Matthews book store for the benefit
of the fatherless children of France.
The book is composed entirely of
these quaint, philosophical mis
spelled letters of tlie little "newsie."
All the proceeds go to the French
fund.
White-Loftroan Nuptials.
The marriage of Miss Helen Loft
man, daughter . of Mr.- and Mrs.
Charles G. Loftman, to Rawson
White was solemnized Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the Rev.
A. B. Shrader, who performed the
ceremony. The bride's attendant
was Miss Etta Barrensoit, who wore
a traveling suit of blue with a small
blue hat. Mr. Wayne Selby attend
ed the bridegroom as best man.
The bride, was very attractive in
her traveling suit of gray with a
small brown hat. She wore a cor
sage bouquet of sweet peas.
After a southern wedding trip the
young couple will be at home with
the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. White, at 1732 Park ave
nue. The wedding comes as a surprise
to the friends of the bridal couple
as it was expected the nuptials
would take place later in the spring.
Army Men's Dance.
The War Camp Community Serv
ice, with the Patriot and S. O. S.
clubs acting as hostesses, will give
the first of a series of dances at the
Army and Navy club Thursday
night. Mrs. Murrison is in charge
and all soldiers, sailors and ma
rines and discharged men are in
vited. Through the courtesy of Mr. W.
T. Burns, Mr. Harry Jolson, who is
appearing in Omaha this week in a
vaudeville sketch, will present his
act during the evening. Miss Hel
ene Rahn. who was formerly on the
stage, will sing. During the eve
ning a short sing by the War Camp
Community will be an enjoyable
feature.
G. A. R. Meets In York.
The department convention of
the G. A. R. and the W. R. C. will
be held in York May 19, 20 and 21.
A joint reception by the three
relief corps of the Grand Army
posts of Omaha was held Tuesday,
March 18, in Memorial hall in the
court house for Mrs. Beulah Davis,
department president, and Mrs.
Harriet A. Wilcox, department sec
retary. Mrs. Wilcox was presented with
a cameo pin and Mrs. Davis re
ceived some handsome table silver.
Speeches were made by Mrs. Abbie
Adams, past tiatipnal president for
the Grant corps; Mrs. Mary Mc
Cormack for the Custer corps, and
Mrs. Flangher or the Crook corps.
Every war has a silver lining.
Now you can get one collar for the
former price of two.
Red Cross Notes
The home service section of the
Red Cross is desirous of obtaining
addresses of the following people:
Mrs. Lizzie Barker, Charles H. Blis
sett, Robert Rutledge, Frank Smir
aldo, Charles H. Anderson, John
Balaszanckas, David Elmer Smard,
Mrs. Helen Atlantes. Any one hav
ing such information please tele
phone Tyler 2721 or call at head
quarters in the courthouse.
Mrs. R. L. Whyte. 545 South
Twenty-sixth street, has returned
the first muffler of the new knitting
quota, which consists of 9,020 gar
mentsfor women and children of
the war devastated countries of
Europe. , '
Mrs. G. C. Bonner, 2511 Harney
street, sent in the second one. Miss
Marguerite Macartney, 204 . North
Twenty-eighth avenue, finished and,
returned the first sweater. Mrs. F.
A. Klenke, knitting instructor, has
already made three sweaters and one
muffler. Knitters please get busy.
The garments must be completed
as soon as possible,
Heart Beats
By F. C.
We went to, Smith's
To play ! " . , '
Auction Bridge.
We said we knew
Not how to play
A good game
But if
It was all right
With them ,
We were willing
To "fill in."
Mrs. Brown piped up
And said;
"O, it is quite
All right
If you make
A mistake .
We will excuse you '
And besides " .
We are none of '
Expert
" We just play
To pass the time
The prize
Is of no
Consequence
Andt so we played
And made a bad play
Whereupon A
Mrs. Brown
And Mrs. Smith
And Mrs. Jones
And Mrs. Everybody
Proceeded to tell us
Just what they thought
Of women who went
To card parties
And knew not how ,
To play
And who spoiled
The game ,
And kept others
Who could play ,
From winning
The 'prize.
Mrs. Brown's many years
Of card-playing experience
Had taught her
To always
Play her cards
Thus.
Mrs. Jones knew
It was always better
To play
Just the reverse.
Mrs. Smith took
A different vieiy
Entirely.
Mrs. Somebpdy else
Accidentally
Added, her losses '
To her gains
And denied her error.
But they were not
Playing for
The prize.
The prize being
Of no
Consequence
Whatever
And the game.
Which was only to pass
The time away.
So now we know
"There ain't no such thing"
As women playing
An innocent game
Without thought
Of winning
The inconsequential
Prize.
AMEN!
Personals
Mrs. Mary A. Krebs is registered
at the New Pennsylvania hotel in
New York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mullin left this
morning for Key West, Fla., where
Lieutenant Mullin is now stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Haynes
of Milwaukee were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Haynes for a
few days.
Capt. Charles O. , Epperson of
Camp Custer, Mich.; visited Mr.
WMbcr Haynes, enroute to his home
in Clay Center.
Miss Dorothy Judson and Miss
Alice Wheelwright of Minneapolis
will spend the Easter vacation in
New York City. Miss Wheelwright
was the house guest of Miss Jud
son at Christmas time.
Lt. Robert W. Proudfit, who
served with -the Rainbow division,
arrived here on Tuesday morning
for a brief visit with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Green.
He will visit his parents in Friend,
Neb., before proceeding to Cali
fornia to join his wife, who was
Margurita Carpenter of this city.
The lieutenant was married in Oma
ha upon his return from Fort Snell
ing, where he received bis cdmmis
sion. Omaha Child to Dance at Lincoln.
Little Florence Druesedow, a miss
of 7 years, daughter of Mrs. Robert
C. Druesedow, has been asked by
Governor and Mrs. McKelvie to
dance at the legislative banquet in
Lincoln on Thursday.
Miss Florence will give an old
fashioned toe dance of colonial
origin.
Postponed.
The Y. W. C. A. Alumni club
supper, scheduled for Saturday,
March 29, has been postooned until
Saturday, April 5.-
BASKET
Thursday, March 27th,
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Cony Bear Preserves, 15-oz. Jar,
Apple Base : .24c
A Big Bargain
ALSO in Meat Department
Fancy Lake White
Above are for Thursday, March 27th, only."
"DO AS MOTHER DID CARRY A BASKET." 0
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BASKET STORES
U. S. License G28403 Headquarters, Omaha? Neb.
Advice to the Lovelorn ,
Love Comes Unbidden and, "To Love or Not We Are
No More Free Than the Ripple to Rise and Leave
the Sea."
-By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Modest Girls.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
We are two twins nearly the' same
age, being nearly 13 years old. We
read the advice to the lovelorn all
the time nearly. Pretty near al
ways we fight over lt. We think
some of the letters are awful Billy,
and we are glad that we aren't as
silly as some folks. We think you
are an awful nice person; of course,
we don't know you.
Our complexions aren't very good,
so we use paint sometimes. We
have two fellows (one each.) They
don't like to see paint on us and we
know they love us. , They ain't nev
er told us yet, but we know they
will. Now, Miss Fairfax, shall we
paint, and will ?e marry these fel
lows? We never went to school
much, so we ain't Bure whether we
are "in love" or not.. Please advise
us, dear Miss Fairfax. Folks tell
us we're awful pretty, but we know
we are not We are both hired
girls on the farm. With thanks and
love, JULIA and LIZZIE.
P. S. Please don't throw this in
the waste basket, because we are
anxious. t
The use of powder and paint is a
matter of personal choloe. Fortune
telling is for psychics, mediums and
trance specialists. It so happens
that I am none of these. School
doesn't teach the definition of love
it is too big a problem for human
mind to master, so we are obliged
to take It for granted. You are
more modest than many of my cor
respondents In describing' your ap
pearance. ' ,
Ten Years too Long.
Dear Miss Fairfax: We are con
stant readers of your advice and are
writing forthat purpose. We are
three young girls, one 27, one 28 and
one 30. We have each gone with a
fellow for the last 10 years, and we
would like to know why they don't
"pop the question." We are all three
considered good looking and are very
popular. We are very anxious to see
our letter in print. Sincerely,
THREE POPULAR OLD MAIDS.
Ten years is too long. They have
lost Interest. Try new friends and
you may have better luck.
Of Course!
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I want to say for the one who signed
"Bayley Bayne" that there are men
who don't want flashy socks and ties,
and who do want a home in which
there Is a woman a woman the
kind she describes, although I didn't
think that kind of a woman lived
today. AH I can say is that I have
seen many hasty marriages very
successful, as I was a first lieuten
ant in the army when I was re
leased, and all my life, with few ex
ceptions, a farmer. Life is love
and love is life. Life is what we
make it. A FIRST LIEUTENANT.
He Iiikes Bayley Bayne.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I Just wish to pen a few words in
answer to "Bayley Bayne's" letter in
today's Bee.
Say, girlie, I was sure surprised to
find that there is still some girls
like mother, you know, who likes a
home, a hubby and little ones better
than going out nights for well or
good times. But, B. B., you need
not think for one minute that those
girls who fly from one gay affair to
another ever awaken pure, everlast
ing love in any true man's heart.
But, little lonesome one, you were
looking for a male specimen that
don't stand on his head in the flour
bin all the time. Well, that Just nta
Used for 70 Years
Thru its use Grandmother's
youthful appearance . has.
remained until youth has
become but a memory.
The soft, refined, pearly
white appearance it j
renders leaves the joy
of Beauty wilhyoiL,
for many
years.
STORES
we will sell at all our
Stores
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Fish, lb 10c J
me to a tee, and my face Is not al
ways clean, although I shave every
day, and you Just ought to see my
overalls sometimes. Oh. boy, but I
like good clothes, and I think a man
eventually will be like he dresses to
be. And, talking about a monkey,
well, my face is ugly enough, but I
don't have to sit up nights to keep
it from hurting. I don't know
aoout my heart. I never had a
cnance to look at it, but I never
mixed it with anybody's yet. J
. . .i j a ai - i . l
xuu wunuer 11 mere is any man
like your ideal; certainly, any
amount of them. You Just Judged
by the surface. Take a spade and
dig into the depths of men's hearts
and you will find a longing for Just
your kind of life. If you wish to
write a few lines you can get my
John Henry of Miss Fairfax.
A HOME-LOVING FARMER SOL
DIER. Puzzle.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I Just finished reading your advice
in this morning's Bee and have de
cided to come to you for advice for
myself. Though not a serious one,
this is my case:
I am a young man nearly of age
and am going with the best girl in
central Nebraska, a few months my
junior. I think my love and respect
for her are as great as possible, and
although she has never committed
herself plainly, her words and ac
tions show that my love is recipro
cated. She Is thinking of taking a
course in school which will take her
seven years to complete. Can a
courtship of love last seven years
and be a success? Would lt be
right to ask her to change her plans?
I surely do not like the idea of bach
jng for seven years and hunting an
other girl is out of the question.
Would not do that if I were to wait
for twice the seven years.
-,When is a girl legally of age?
Cn a father collect a girl's wages
if he were so disposed if she is past
is? ;
Thanking you for your candid
opinion, I am . H. O. B.
. Jacob worked seven years for
Rachael and on the wedding day his
bride came heavily veiled hey
were married, and, behold! the veil
removed he founi Leah, the elder
daughter of the family. Then he
worked another seyen years for
Rachael. But that , was Jacob and
it was many years ago and there is
nothing in history to prove that
Cdtomal
Pumps
$8.00
Pair
One of the many new
features shown here this
spring is this beautiful
Colonial Patent Pump,
with Louis heel. Shown
in sizes 2J2 to 9, AAA
to C.
We handle the famous
La France Shoes for
particular women.
205 So. 1 5th. St OMAHA
FOB SCALP
JVV Illus-jptration.
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V
Scratching the head can become such a habit that it
singles you out as undesirable company. In addition,
you are exposing a raw surf ace continually to the chance
of infection, as your finger nails are apt to carry danger
ous micro-organisms to the irritated spot with results that
may prove serious. Get rid of that desire to scratch by
using Resinol Ointment. Its healing and soothing med-.
icau'on brings quick relief, and in a short time, generally
clears away the trouble entirely. Dandruff, loss of hair,
and other scalp troubles quickly yield to its curative
powers.
NOTICE
There are but three reasons
why your letters do not appear
in printbecause they are too
long (more than 200 words), be
cause you do not send your cor
rect address as a postscript or
because they are not suitable for
publication.
Rachael waa as young and beautiful
and attractive by the time Jacob got
her. Therefore, I cannot ' reebm
mend any seven year waits. There
is not one in 10 of the long engage
ments that result in happy, mar
riages. Why not "marry and permit
her to go on with her plans? Why
should marriage be a yoke to a girl's
ambitions? Many women give up
everything else In life for marriage
and the kitchen therein lies the se
cret of their unhappiness. A girl Is
legally of age at 18. A father may
not collect her wages without her
consent . .
Stenogs Probably the girl would
be glad to go to the theaters, too, if
you would ask her and Introduce
her to some of your friends. t Of
course he would not tell you lt was
because she knew no men in the
city. You wouldn't yourself. .
Blue F.yea You had better stay
away from such dances as you de
scribe. Don't do it because your
friend insists, if you wish, but be
cause lt is far better for yourself.
Yes, I think 16 is young.
June Bird Your weight depends
upon your height. If you did not
love the man, of course you did
right in telling him. Is it a sign of
up-to-dateness to flirt? Act like
yourself and if you're not stuck up
nor yet a flirt, they will have to seek
some other name. Many are mar
ried at 17, but can't you wait a few
years. , . -
raoac
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EVERY MAN WOMAN
AND CHILD
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4 'should have his outer garments dry cleaned
i v occasionally in order to destroy the disease
' germs and bacteria that accumulate in them.
i
The expense is really nothing when you
take into consideration the fact the garment
will wear enough longer to more than offset
the cleaning charge.
Out-of-town people can take advantage of
. I our large plant service by using the parcel
post. We pay return charges on all orders.
The Pantorium
"Good Cleaners and Dyers"
1515 Jones Street.
South Side 470S South 24th
GUY LIGGETT. President.
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"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
Only Aspirin Tablets wSth 'the
safety "Bayer Cross" on them art
genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,"
owned and made by Americans and
proved safe by millions of people.
Unknown quantities of fraudulent
Aspirin Tablets were sold recently
by a Brooklyn dealer which proved
to be composed mostly of Talcum
Powder.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should
always be asked for. Then look for
the safety "Bayr Cross" on the
package and on each tablet. Accept
nothing else I Proper directions and
dosage in each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bay
er Manufacturer of. Monoacetic
scidester of Salicylicacid. Ad.
Persistent Cough?
ana mot lor yoaog ana OXL N6
Bee Want-ads pay big profits to
the people who read them.
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' KEEP THE SCALP CLEANSED
Resinol Soap is admirably suitable
for cleansing the scalp and hair. It
contains in a modified form the same
Resinol medication that is embodied in
the ointment. It is especially pure, and
of rare quality, free from harsh, drying
alkali, and excellent at all times for
general toilet use or for the treatment
of complexion troubles. Its joint use
with the ointment seldom fails to clear
away pimples, blackheads and abra
sions of an unsightly character.
DIRXCTIONS
nol Ointment and cake oi Reaiaol Soap
1a booklet oi explanation aad ia.
traction. Read the cooteota thor
eotnlr and follow the imtrnctiont
carefnll?. To start tha treatment right
uat rtuaf 1 nearer in atfst.
