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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1919)
19 I wUh that friend war alway trw. And motive always purai I wlh the good ww not fw, I with the bad war fewer. J. C. Sax. A alck man thai get talk-lag about himself, woman tbat get talklnf about bar baby, and aa author that begin reading out 4 hi own book, novar know when to atop. O. W. Ho'maa. 9 THE BEE; OMAHA', SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919. A Scries of Luncheons Will Be Given by the Omaha School Forum The first of a series of 12 o'clock luncheons, given by the Omaha School Forum, will be held on Sat urday at the Chamber of Commerce. John W. Gamble, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will address the meeting. Miss Clara Mason will respond. This is an opportunity for mem bers of the forum to hear a number of prominent professional and busi ness men of Omaha, who represent some of Omaha's most active and influential organizations of the city. Reservations for these luncheons may be made in the Bancroft school box or the city hall not later than Wednesday of the week scheduled. Members may bring friends pro vided reservation is made in the regular order. Ice Creai "MONTROSE" is specially made for you to serve as a dessert Sunday, April 20. I , Order today from your nearest dealer. Fairmont Creamery Co. Fifty -Four Prizes FOR THE BEST 150 WORD LETTERS ON "What Every Woman Wants" 5.00 First Prize. $3.00 Second Prize. $1.00 Next Two Prizes. And Fifty othr valuable price for the fifty next best letter. Send Your Letter to the Conteat Editor, Omaha Bee. Answers to be in this office by Thursday noon, April 24th. A ' committee will judge ell answers and winners will be an nounced in The Bee, Sunday, April 27th. WMts Gold Charmeuse By GERTRUDE BERESFORD. Old gold charmeuse can re very lovely. In this evening model its charm is enhanced by ecru !ace and gold ribbon. A bodice of ecru lace is run with the narrowest gold rib bon, gathered and sewed around the pattern of the lace. Shoulder straps of gold ribbon support this bodice, which is draped with an overbodice of old gold charmeuse faced with vivid blue. A garland of tarnished gold roses makes the girdle, beneath which falls a net skirt ruffled with ecru lace. Over this is draped a bias overskirt of old rose charmeuse. outlined with a lace ruffle. A nar row line of gold ribbon runs on this lace. This model makes a really stunning dance frock and not diffi cult to copy. Election officials In Oklahoma ruled that the new women voters In that state could not accompany their husbands into the polling booth, to receive instructions in marking the ballot. The women had little diffi culty in learning, however, as evi denced by the fact that the women vote figured conspicuously in the re sults of many of the municipal contests. am ml fl I a 1 mmmi I A 1 1 1 Heart Beats This Is the Home of Hard MS IBsra&d "Where tHe hum of "twin" machines sings out the song of Better Bread Better Bread and every day still better and better. Today Hard Roll Bread is served on every one of those wonderful Union Pacific dining cars that travel out of Omaha for the West. Nearly every hospital, too, in Omaha serves Hard Roll Bread, because they say it's the easiest to digest and has no equal for nutriment value. So it is no wonder that you will find Hard Roll Bread in all of Omaha's best Cafes and Restaurants, and served in nearly every home in Greater Omaha. Ask your grocer which bread is his big seller and order your loaf today but to be certain that it's the genuine Hard Roll Bread, insist upon seeing the little Red, White and Blue label that 'is on every loaf. We cordially invite you to see Hard Roll Bread made and baked. Petersen & Pegau Baking Go. By A. K. We should Have been riding In automobiles But We were not And the street car Wai crowded , So that nobody expected A seat But someone Was delighted When a weary Passenger gave up A strap For we are so Accustomed to Hanging That we fear it will Take a long, long time To hang by the neck Until we are dead If we should meet Such a fate. Most of the women Accept their Niche in life And the street car With dignity ' Indifference Tolerance And humility But last night A woman Stood near us With gorgeous clothes On her figure And registering hate In her face v Back of the camouflage We saw red Real angry red And we knew Then and there The real From the false Because it was A different shade. And some kind man Rose from his seat And proffered the place To the woman Whose countenance Was sending Nervous chills Through massed humanity In that Wattles' electric From nickel register To motor box. "Madam," he said, "Will you take my seat?" Like a wild horse She sniffed the air And haughtily wedged Her way through The place being made By those standing near. Then we heard her Remark: "It's about time Somebody In this car x Showed some breedingl" SELAH1 Entertained at Luncheon. Mrs. M. S. Morrill and Miss Stella Church entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. H. E. Church of Alexandria, Neb, and Mrs. O. E. Morrill of Bridge port. Covers were laid for 10. Yel low decorations were used for dec orations. The only classes of elective of fices remaining In Kansas that have not been "invaded" by women are those of sheriff and county attorney. Fancy Sunkist Gold en Bond Lemons, per dozen 22c Pin Money Bur Pickles, 60c size bottle, for 38 c Fancy Imported Belgium Peas, Per can 25tf. doz....$2.75 Kellogg's Cornflakes, 2 pks 25 50c can Royal Baking Pow'r 422 tt-b. tin Walter Baker's Cocoa. per can 22 c1 Advo Gold Medal Coffee, per lb. 38 5-lb. tin Karo Syrup (dark) per tin . . . 39 Campbell's Assorted Soups, per dozen $1.35 Hand Picked Small Navy Beans, 3 lbs. for 25t 1-lb. Lipton Yellow Label Tea, per tin 82 Extra Fancy Fine or Coarse Barley, per lb 10 We have a large Assortment of fresh vegetables at very rea sonable prices, from which to make your selection for your Easter dinner, consisting of Excellent Green Peas, Green and White Asparagus, Slender Cu cumbers, Egg Plant, Fresh Toma toes, Celery, Fresh Mint, Green Beans, Head and Leaf Lettuce. Spinach, Green Onions, Fancy Radishes, Artichokes, Green Pep pers, Fancy Selected Strawber ries and Pie Plant. New Potatoes, Beets, Turnips, Carrots. We also have the very best Spring Lamb. SOMMER BROS., Harney 188. 28th and Farnam TEAT THE BEST BREAD SKINNER BAKING COMPANY douclas -teez s Red Cross of Many Nations Confer On Plans for World Betterment The governments of the five great powers represented on the commit tee now working at Cannes have been kept fully informed of the progress of the plan and are in en tire sympathy with its aims. As a majority of the other nations of the world have Red Cross organizations or relief societies which function along Red Cross lines, it is believed that their governments will follow the lead of Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States. The international committee of the Red Cross at Geneva the parent of the Red Cross societies of the world is the organization through which the various Red Cross bodies will be kept apprised of important developments and dis coveries. A permanent organization, including a staff of the world's recognized health experts, is to be maintained at Geneva following the world congress. The international committee of the Red Cross of Geneva was or ganized in 1863, being the realization of the idea conceived by Henry Dunant of ministering to wounded soldiers on the battlefield. The splendid work of this committee during the recent conflict forms one of the most inspiring chapters of the war's history. The fact that not a single protest was made by belli gerent or neutral testifies to the high character of the international committee's work. ' Gustav Ador, president of Switzerland, has been at the head of the committee and one of the most enthusiastic work ers for a great many years. Of the Red Cross societies of the various countries that are expected to join the great health alliance none can approach in strength of num bers and thoroughness of organiza tion the American Red Cross. Be cause of its wonderful achievements in the world war, the Red Cross so cieties of other countries have ac corded leadership in the world movement to the organization from the United States. The selection' of Mr. Davison to head the committee at Cannes was graceful recognition of the pre-eminence of the Ameri can Red Cross in relief work. The American organization now has approximately 17,000,000 adult and about 9,000,000 junior members, EAT' Wear this Button Show uou have Helped jinisnine jod divided among 3,864 chapters and thousands of auxiliaries. The part the American Red Cross will play in the universal program will be di rected by Dr. Livinngston Fat rand, chairman of the central committee of the organization. Dr. Fan and is now at Cannes helping to shape up the program. Collegiate Alumni. Omaha Collegiate alumni will hold a general meeting on Satur day at the Blackstone at 2:30. Re ports of the biennial convention will be followed by a play given by the drama section. An executive meeting will be held Friday at 3:30 at the Fontenelle. The girls' work committee will be held Saturday afternoon, April 19, at 1:JU o clock, instead ot April u, as j tormeny announced. SATURDAY SPECIAL Red or Yellow Onion Sets, per pound 5c Hardy Perennial Roots and Plants, Golden Glow, Coreoposis, Iris, Hardy Garden Pinks, Sweet Wil liams, Hardy Phlox, Holly Hocks, White Clem atis. Above plants sure to bloom this season ; at, per dozen $1.50 Crimson Ramblers, at, each 25c Our line of Seeds, Bulbs and Poultry Supplies is complete. Seeds that grow need any? See t that they come from . . THE NEBRASKA SEED CO. 1613 Howard St. Easter this year has for us all a special and deep significance. For all time, we hope, the blighting hand and heavy heel of Mars are lifted From the stricken heart of humanity. To the little peoples of earth Columbia is pointing the way of truth and of life. Over Europe's scarred and grave-ridged surface is kindled the lifcht if a great hope. The whole world is reaching up into the glad sunshine of freedom and democracy. And so. this day, let all the jubilant sounds of earth, from orean and v 'ice, swing up in om resonant wave of triumphant praise to the Prince of Peace. Let us give thanks unto God who giveth us the victory. May thisbe to all our good friends and patrons a happy and elorious Easter. Befitting the day we have prepared an especially appropriate dessert which Q will contribute in no uncertain way to me joyousncss 01 mc ,,u EGG NOGG French Vanilla Ice Cream With Selected Fresh Eggs 111 MJV'ZtT Cream of all ICE CREAM it- - fCZ r O p I. -i jinisninejoo i ft. H mr W lis Easter why not an old-fashioned Easter in a new-fashioned way? A whole Puritan Ham sweet, tender. delicious will supply the meat basis for the entire day with some to spare. , For breakfast slice and broil or fry the middle cuts. For dinner bake the end. And for supper or luncheon cold slices of the baked portion. This leaves the shank to boil on some other occasion. "There's a treat in this meat." THE CUDAHY If your dealer doesn't handle Puritan, telephone ' ritan F. W. CONRON, Manager 1321 Jones St., Omaha Neb. T.Lphone Dougla 2401 Hams and Bacon TheTiisteTells Puritan Ham and Bacon ar. smoked dally In our Omaha Plant, insuring fresh, brightly smoked meats at alt time. Government Inspection for Your Protection VflADt MM