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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1920)
c I ' - V ' ' . .' ' V 1 v , 1 A Ms b raat Hm la what ha U fram JV.tura, aa4 wka Wb.an.ths fiiht baflns wlthla almsslf( A nan' worth somathinf. . Brown tn. avar raaalaate us ( Mint, i 1 r - 1 I Fine Arts Society Will Present . . ' . . . ,- Lecturer . , , . ' . . ., , , ,, : Mrs. ' Forbes Robertson ,Hale will lecture on "The New Power of . Women' before the Omaha Society of Fine Arts on Friday afternoon, March 12, at 3:4S at the Hotel Fon tcnelle. " Mrs. Forbes Robertson ' Hale I brines to the lecture nlatforrn un usual' attractive personal qualities according to those who have heard her lecture. These are powerful aids in securing and holding the atten tion of an audience. She is said to have a very musical ana well-trained voice and "to be especially winsorne and graceful in face and figure. I This, combined with her knowledge of dramatic value's in pose and ges- ture, has its share in the interest of hcr subject, it is stated. 5 The Press of Portland, Me., says of Mrs.. Hale: "She has the keen intellect that makes most effectual appeal to the head of those whom she wishes to convince of the truth of her assertions, while ber wom an's wit and pretty rnapner render equally telling the illustrations with .which she gives point to her utter ances. ' For the modern, uo-to-date "' outlook ' ttporf life and conditions ' with the knowledge it lias brought tc her has thrown Into high relief "' the purity and truth of those woman ly ideals which have been thought to be so desirable down through all ages." Government x Asks Women to Band v Against H.C.L.. . . - ' Platform. ; 1. . High prices area direct out come of the inequality of supply and demand. Supply and demand can be made more pearly equal by either increasing supply or decreas ing demand. , It will take 'several years for production 'to catch up with demand., As. 90 per cent of , the money spent for food and cloth- , ing is expended by -women it would eem that the women are a power ful factor in solving this problem. Throughput the country there K;a reckless expenditure of money. " 2. If we do not demand the luxuries, the ' attention of the mer chants will, turn to. the necessities, and the supply gf necessities will be increased. . The factories make that 'for which there is a demand. Each " one of us can control the demand. During the war the factories found uo hardship in changing over from making luxuries jto .making necessi ties. We. will not continually com- phin of the high "prices and tneu go right qn paying them without at ltast trying to help the situation. , ' 3. Many are feeling keenly the pressure from high -prices. Wives are being forced into , industry to eke out the husband's income itv order properly to cloth? and 'feed Ok children, There is af grave, danr. ger that .the standard, of the Ameri can home will be lowered. No more of today. : ; : ; We will by . precept and example emphasise the doctrine of simple living. We may be able to wield grew influence by. setting standards. We 'will devote some time of our club program, each month- to the consideration 6f,home economics.- 5. We " will , advocate intelligent buying, which does not mean 'Ces sation of buying, but buying what : we netd; buying wisely, having in mind durability of. material and -style. (Marketmen and dry gdods merchants teM us women do not know kpw to buy: that women do npt kndttTthe quality of goods and judge the quality simply by the price affixed.) .. ,.- . 6. s Wtr advbeate an "honest day's work for money received and co-operation between employer and Em ploye to bring, about maximum pro duction of esserftial commodities. 7. ! We can demand -Iws-labor. by requiring less service in the stores; by demanding v. fewer changes "in rtyles (merchants tell uVthat is a big factor in the cost of production), and by introducing labor:saving de vices in the'kome.'-. ' ' . 9. Everv man handling an article has a risrht td a fair profit. If it is-4 found that too many are handling the same article, we must eliminate them (reporting the condition to the fair price commissioner or United State attorney) and bring producer and housewife closer together. . 10. It i a good plan to create va rious "departments, each to look into J tl.e price ! of certain commodities, have discussions on them and report concljTStans to the fair price corn But if (herV is profiteering, we de ela'e that a fair price must prevail, and if the merchant refuses to heed th:s fair warning, he will be reported f a the fair price. commissVmer or United States attorney, and action v will be taken by the Department of Justice. v " " c F y " missioner or United States attorney. ,11. In our impatience to achieve quickly higher standards of living, we are heading straight toward eco and focial disaster. If we srt May-Dajr Performance to Be Given by Christ Child Society. A May-day performance, will be given in Omaha Saturday evening, May 1, at tfie Brandeis . thea ter for the" benefit. of the "Christ Childhsociety. The production will consist of a movie which is now being filmed in California, and esthetic dances. Mrs. E. John Brandeis is taking For Women Voters unlimited oatience. unlimited hara work anJd vears of time will be re quired t6 brtng the world back to normal. Blit if we all actively finite and put our best effort back funis movement?" normal conditions will be restored before we know it. ; Luncheoa Party. ; " . Mrs. E, M. Syfert entertained a foursome at luncheon, Saturday, at the Athletic club in honor of Mrs. Adelaide Kennerly, who left for New York .City later in the day. According to the British Kfedical Journal, there were ryeany 'wo men doctors in the kingdom in May, 1918, and the number trace xnenna been- conttantly increasing. ' Out f 17,000,000 women m Italy 9,000,000 are -workers, on an equal basis'with men, receiving the same pay in their respective occupations. , Poland hat a women landowners' association made up f women who' are the mistresses - of estates em ploying peasant women, and of peas ant women themselves, r ''- A- Mrs. E. John randeis. - Nrhreak wumea in to toU thii year. Thlr Toto may bo declatvo. (fulte nat urally, they art eoDfronted wltn many urw aurtioni, both aa to the procedure ? voting and the inn or Involved. Toe Bre, under this heading, ,U1 aa wr eacb day Much qoeetiam an lb read er may ask. The quntionn need not be e-cluelvely by women, although upeelnl at tention iU he paid the women's problem. AddrcM "The Woman Voter," The Uee. . ' 1 What officers are created by the legislature? D. R 'Presidential electors, county at torney, county clerk, county asses sors,, clerk of the district court, registrar of deeds, county treasurer, count sheriff, 'County superintend; ent of public instruction, county sur veyor, county commissioners, public defenders, city commissioners, mem bers of the twater board, members of the board of .education, judges, of the municipal court, Constables. Modish Ideas. - Silver cloth is .used for. ftiany of the new evening coiffures. ( Hats with transparent brims are in favor for dress occasions. . A good cqlor combination, is henna brown and havy blue, It is fashionable to have love an uag jnaicn ana xo innge DOin. , White chalk beads are particularly attractive 'on pink georgette. The smaller the quantity of em broidery "on a gown the richer it must be. - . . , v A smart frock of blue serge shows a round neck fringed in blue sil Square necks are more generally becoming, than the more usual V-shaped. - : Some of the new suit coats have a turned up or c,uff effect around the bottom. . ' . Garmentgjor evening wear con tinue to use a great deal of ostrich as trimming. x On tjjc days when v there is no meat for dinner try the following potato dish: Heat one tablespoon ful of fat and stir in one tablespoon ful f flour, half a cup of milk, one toaspoonful of salt and one-fourth teaspoonftil of pepper. Mix ' twfl cunfuls of diced - cooked potatoes with one. green pepper, cooked rfnd chopped. Add hair a cuptul ot grated American cuceac au mc white sauce. Put into a 'baking- dish and cover with hajf a cupful of bread crumbs. Bjown in a" hot oven. ' , The front laced corset is pecu liarly adapted to the present fashion of soft bodices. ; Canned red pepper or pimento can be used instead of green pepper for a'change. The bank of Geneva', Switzerland, Lhas appointed Mile. , Marie Prod- horn a director, blie is tne ttrst woman in Europe to hold such an important position and owes her appointment to her excellent' finan ciering during the war. the moving picture in southern California? especially for this per formance. She has her twn, ma chine with her there, ahd- among such attractive settings as, one finds in the hilte and canons of Lower California this beautiful fairy tale is to be filmed. . . Mrs. Mary Coll Quigley, Omaha's well known . dancer, has donated her services for this appealing cause. She wilpstage a series of attractive dances during the evening. Many of her former pupils will take part, while others will be new to Omaha audiences. Mrs; Quigley is not teaching now, but is going back to herwork long enough to make this May-day event a Success. . A. W. Keipine has .left, at the disposal of the" committee in charge one. of his halts for the rehearsals. Music for the rehearsals and the performance will be under the lead ership of Mrs. Lyle Hersey, who likewise is donating her time to the work. y ' ' . , ,The following Omaha women head the committees in charge of arrangements: Programs, Mrs.'-L F. Crofoot: tickets. Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson; theater, Mrs! L. C. Nash; costumes, Mrs. C. Will Hamilton; flowers and candy,' Mrs. A..V. Kins Ier and Mrs. W; J. Hynes; publicity, Miss- Margaret McShancj-dancing, Mrs. Mary Coll Quigley and- Miss Clarehelene Woodard. . ., pommuriit V '.;' $eryice':' " .( B SpeciaD IPaioDDess ize DDD ISiitjra.cftiGiii G?e4h No matter how sensitive your teeth are or of how long-standing your trouble is, you can come to this office with perfect confidence. . UK. W. F. CROOK j Graduate North wetrn II ilveralty, Chlcaio : , ANY WORK' LEAVING My Guarantee Is That You Will Feel No Pain Nervous patients are apt to delay having their teeth attended to. To you I can give abso lute assurance that you need feel no fear what ever. Hundreds of patients will gladly tejtify to the truth 6f this. THIS OFFICE IS READY For INSPECTION By ANY STATE'S DENTAL BOARD ' No Students Satisfaction I Can't Afford ,1 have no students' or assist ant, but give every case my oWn personal attention I am responsible and I stand squarely behind every, piece of work; that leaves ' this office. My guarantee of satisfaction is unlimited. ,: ' I have spent years in he study of Crown nad fridge work, and I can assure you that not only do I treat you pain lessly, but that the completed plate or bridge will feel and look just .like your own teeth. to allow any work to leave this office that is not absolute ly perfect. I do not pride my self on the 'quantity, but I do pride myself on the quality of work I turn out. .And you will find my price most reasonable. i ) I . v Out-of-Town Patients Can Have Crown, Bridge- or Plate Completed in One Day., OFFICE HOURS: . S:30 to 6. SUNDAYS? ' 9 to 1 P. M. DR. W. F. CROOK 20$ NEVILLE BLOCK 16th and Harney Entrance on 16th. Phone Tyler 5117 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN Crown, Bndso or Plate completed lor out-of-town patients in one day. ' SundayV March 7. Openi house Girls' Community House, Girls' "Community Service League, hos tesses, 4:30 to 6:30 t. m.; of)ert house at Army and Navy ..club for civilians and soldiers .Basket hall at Army and Navy club by Phorpian team, , . - - Moneay, March '8 Dinner at Girls' VCommunity house for, the Cluga club at 6:15 p. m. Glee club at Girls Community house, mem bers oft the Cluga club . at 7:30 p. m. to 8:30. m. JAplley ball at Girls' Community house, 'members of Cluga club, 7:30 to 9 w. m.' Dramatic class at Girls' Community house. 7:30 p.' m. under direction of Miss Martha Fodge. --..'- Tuesday, March' x9 -Dinner at Girls Community .house for La fayette and1 Patriots clubs, at 6:15 p. m. Class in dramatic .art at Girls' Community house, 7:30. p. of., (under leadership of Miss Ethel. Mulhol land. Basket ball at , Army and Navy club, Bowen Furniture Co. team, 6 to 8 p. m. Basket ball at Afmy and Navy club. M. E. Wops teain; 8 to 9 p. m. Dance at Fort Omaha, grrls of. the Patriot. D, T A., Beebe, and-KKi K clubs assist ing, 8:3d to 11 p. m. ., " Wednesday, March 10 pinner dance at Girls' Community house, given by the Wamm , club; 6:30 to 11 p. m. Esthetic and folk dancing, Girls' Community house. Girls' Com munity iService league; 7:30 tp 9 p. m Basket hall at Army and N&vy 6lub, by Y. M, H. A. teatri, 8 to 9:30 p.;m- , . , . Thursday. March 11 Dinner at Girls'. Community house, K. K. K. i club,, 6:30 p. m. Friday, March 12 Dinner' at Girls' Community house Ifor Beebe and S. O. S. clubs, 6:30 t. tn., fol lowed by social, hour and stunt re hearsal, under direction of Mrs. Mary Lydia Rowe. - . WAMlWhr March 13-Dance at . MimifA hard Girls Lommunityl mm The Kissel Custom-Built Four-Passenger, Coupe lity house bv Girls' Community Service League,-8:30 to 11 p. m. basket bail at Army and Navy club, Calvary Baptist church team, 6:30 to 8 p. ni. Basket ball at Army and Navy club, by Sokol Athletic tem,'8 to 9:30 p. m. . 1 . .. ' Junior .Club. The Junior club, which wis re cently reorganized, will give its sec,- nnr! Hanrir.cr nartv .aliirrtsv vn!nr March 13, at the Fontenelle Fran cis Gaines and Raymond Low, who are in charge, are planning a num ber of .features for the occasion. : I St Patrick Party. " . Mrs. Mary E. La Rocca will enter tain the- members of the Omaha Woodmen Circle federation at an Irish Pat and Biddy party at her home,' 3548 Harnejr street, Wednes day, evenmgilarchlfy '' IvyClub.. -:;T , The Ivy club will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellow's hall. Fourteenth aad Dodge .streets, Thursday evening, March 11, at! 8:30 X Kissel Show Display to be Continued THE entire display of the Kissel custom built models thiit haoT their premier ex hibition at the Auto Show last week has been inoved to our salesroom for the benefit of theT many; hundreds of visitors- who ex pressed their desire to inspect the new mod els under less crowded conditions. . , We are now booking orders for early deliveries. A few of the ALL-YEAR CARS on hand for immediate delivery. C. J. DUTT0N AUTOMOTIVE CO. -2056-58 Farnam fct t K Omaha, Neb. DEAL WITH DUTT0?r x ' " : ' ' ' ' . ' "v v r b m 1 Goltoe Pi.pe! i R TT TT n r Vn i Se.nds heat from the immense ratiiating surface of thefur nace directly to the rooms above through the single combi nation register. This hea goes directly to the ceiling and diffuses, traveling through doors and openings to every room and corner of the, house. As it cools, it reaches lower levejs and travels backwards along the floors to thexcold air duct of the register, passing again through the warm air chamber of the furnace arid returning to the rooms properly warmed and moistened. Thereis constant Cir culation as long'as there js fire in the furnace. ' 1 .i- In construction, extra heavy castings, fire bowl and grates are used. Weight is properly' distributbd. The base - is cast in one piece. The combustion chamber is large and corrugated, to allow for expansion and contraction, as well as to increase the radiating surface. The lower sec tion of 'the fire ppt is slotted on the inside, supplying oxy gen to the fuel and making a.hot fire clear to the sides of the furnace..' It is self-cleaning! Qwners appreciate, the; wide feed door. v . , . ! The Cqlton Pipeles Furnace is ideal in new homes it is conveniently installed, in oldhpmes without changes, cut ting or expensive alterations. It can be installed in a single day.; N " . ' ' j , "" ,' - " ,' Thej Colton Pipeless Furnace aves in first cost, saves fuel; reduces the fire' hazardgives better Heat,-ventilation and satisfaction; Carder now. Save a third of your coal bill 1 witn a luoiton. t x w , , WHOLESALE & REjTAIL DOUGLAS 8161 404 fe. FIFTEENTH ST.-OMAHA " ...... nrREAD THE BEE W ANT ADS F'OR RESULTS: IK- i 1 -
