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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 21, 1920J
TEST MINDS N
r ARE "POSERS"
Boston Students Wrinkle
Brows Over Questions
Asked to Determine Their ,
Mental Alertness.
i
Boostoh, March 2o. Can you tell,
at 100 per cent speed whether docile
and captious mean the same?
If you can, you are. probably all
right mentally. That is, if you can
answer these posers, ana . several
pages more of other posers, hard asN
these or even Harder, it you cannot
answer with f agility and dispatch,
then ft's all wrong with you.
For these are the questions which
every student at ijoston University
School of Business Administration
is being asked. Under the direction
of Dr., Edwin M. Chamberlain, head
of the department of psychology, the
tests went on, antf young business
brows are wrinkling as the sheep are
divided from the goats. Here follow
some of the posers, which students
are answering:
Test. A If a company makes two
airplanes a day for sis days, how
many airplanes doss it make, in all?
There you are for an arithmetical
proposition,
Test C Two words, meaning
either the same thing" or '.different,
are placed side by side. If they mean
the same thing the student under-
2 lines "sajne," which is printed on
' the, paper, If they mean opposite,
why, vice versa. Now eyes open1 no
- , napping. Here are the words':
i Sweet. Sour. Same. Opposite.'
.I f Fat. Stout Same. Opposite.
Insane. Mad. Same. Opposite.
, Fractious. Gentle. Same, Op
1 posite.. -. -
Civil. Political. Same.-Opposhe,
Gravely the student reads on his
paper "Actress 'powder and some-
times paint applies," or, yet again,
"Snow blackall h," or else, "fish a
; swims." ' . -
, Is he supposed to restore order td
' this chaos of a sentence?
He is not. He is simply supposed
' to read, said sentence and after read-
jng it, in correct order, to underline
' on the right hand side of .the page
the word true or false.
V But the acid test comes with test
i E. The student is given sentences
j which he could finish with the cor
rect word. Heye is some of the sen
tences:
"Men talk with the ears hands
mouth eyes." ,
. i2e it announced to all untutored
winds that the correct way for any
young business aspirant to answer
. this question is "men talk with the
aouth."
Britain's Million of
' jobless Women Need
Work Immediately
' London, March ' 20. Britain's
ljOOO.OOO jobless women, thrown out
of employment when the war ended,
' fe promised relief by the ministry
ki ' of labor, ;which has appointed a
- .committed of .-the most prominent
women in public life to fjnd them
jobs. .' '. , ; '
Y The marchioness' of Crewe - is
chairman .' of the , committee. .She
told . Universal Sen-ice that the ob
ject of 'her organization" was "to
consider, devise and carry out
schemes of work and training for
, women who' are -unemployed or
' whose earning capacities and oppor-
tumties have been injuriously .; af
fected as a' result of conditions aris
iiig out of the war. . ;
; ' 'Qu'et. industrious and patriotic.
s a targe, body of women sacrificed all
iny the great struggle against Ger
", many." she explained. "Demobiliza
tion found them either without em
ployment or forced to engage in
. work entirely ' unworthy of , theic
' capacity. We are going to help
' them."
" Associated with Lady Crewe are
Lady Askwith, Lary Roxburgh, Mrs.
Austen Chamberlain, wife of .the
. . chancellor of "exchequer, and Dr.
i Marion Philips.
A-number of maintenance scholar
- ships will be immediately provided
t - to , enable applicants for help to
' " qualify for domestic Science., phyv
I " icat culture, ministry of health work,
higher grade cookery and higher
' -clerical work.
! It is compulsory for 'all members
i , of the Ohio branch of the United
t Mine Workers to become American
Republican ' Women's Committee Now in
Headquarters Equipped to Hold Meetings
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4) SHLie
FRENCH STYLES
ARE OPPOSED BY
PARIS SOCIETY
. .
New- Organization Launches
War on Attire They Declare
Is Immodesty Design-'
ers Scornful.
, The republican women's Committee is comfortably established in headquarters at 310 South Nineteenth
street. In the rear of the office is space .which the women have equipped for holding meetings. . -
This pictureshows Ethel Barker, executive secretary, explaining some matter over the telephone. Seated
near the wall at the table are Mrs. William Berry, one of the ward chairmen, conversing witji Mrs. E. B. Roster
mundt of 3423 Franklin street, v Next to Mr. Berry are Mrs. H. C. Sumney, another ward leader, and Mrs.
Draper Smith, chairman of the republicanWomen's committee. x ,
Women Asset That. Feminism .Does Not
Menace Man's Authority in Their Home
Suffrage Leaders Take Is-
iue ' TKat - Sex's Activi
ties Are Malting Weak
lings of Men. v
- By MARGERY REX. .
Written tor Ifitcrnittional w Service,
New York, March 20 Are women
learning to do without the authority I
. r .it . t j 1. t
01 men in ine nome ana me cor
rective influence of a father over his
family? Cardinal O'Connell of Bos
ton, has sounded, a warning to men"
to exercise authority in their homes,
Mest disastrous result occur.
"There is np doubt that one of
the main causes of this sinister fem
inism of which we read so much and
see quite enough," said the cardinal,
"i what would appear to be a grow
ing weakness on the part 6f the
manhood of the nation.
"The women are becoming mascu
line and the men are becoming ef
feminate. The remedy is" the proper
exercise of authority by man in his
own place, and especially as the
father of a family. ' -.
"If the father abdicates this posi
tion, no one can be surprised if,
little by little, women learn to dd
without the authority of men and
begin to usurp a great deal of it
themselves.
' "Not domination, not tyranny,-but
rightful, legitimate, kindly author
ity!' Man is by very divine and nat
ural right head oi the family and
that headship means- he ought- to-
look after the morals of the, whole
group."
As might be well expected the
statements of thc-well known pni--late
have provoked prompt expres
sions of opinion from women en
gaged in public activities. One of
the most 'interesting of these conies
from Mrs. James Lees LaMlaw, well
knovvn suffragist. ? - . '
"Women have improved consid
erably since the Victorian era." said
tliority there, they Vercift effemi
nateand the men who staged at
home and worked. Think of all the
domestic heroes who toil every -day
for their families. "No one could
say such men 'are growing weak.
"The real American1 man is fjne
enough without any complaints be
ing made about . him. He is de
cidedly not becoming effeminate.
But he will' neverbe. a petty tyrant,
like an eastern potentate. -. N
"It is the rule, however, to.1 find
fault with the coming generation of
young people. But there has never
been less cause than now. We have
before us a fine race of voting eo-
ple, better grained and more inter
ested in public welfare than the gen
ot A
Paris, March 20.The chief de
signer for Poiret's, the most fashion
able dressmaking firm in Paris, was
! highly amused when asked if the ex
clusive Parisian houses dealing In
gowns were alarmed at the world
wide c?.jrpaigji against immodest
feniininejUtire, which has just been
l.iunched'by L'Action Sociale dc la
Femme.. '
"One cannot legisjalev feminine
fashions," said".the designer.;, "We
fitly make what our clients want.
Why, Sometimes evert after we 'com
plete a gown the lady for whom it
was made complains that the corsage
is not low, enough, even though it
was exaggerated in the first place,
and the skirt is too long to display
all her charms. .Sometimes the
mother of a girl will make this com
plaint when the gown is for -the
daughter. And that is not all
sometime? the husband demands it!"
Stage Is Scored. x
. The new organization is making
immodest attire in the ballroom only
one feature of its campaign. It is
also starting a movement against
nudity on the stage. One Paris
musical show where a dancer ap
pears neatly naked has come in for
a particularly bitter attack from the
reformers. ,
The American Federation of Wom
en's cluhs and similar organizations
in all the civilized countries of the
globe will be invited to participate
in the campaign. The French or
ganization, numbering many1 of the
leading suffrage workersv of the
..r,tnn n( 911 '
Mrs.,Laidlaw, "and both men "and I !ln,lM v
women are better c.t.zes now. Our or irj f .,J
prlsand boys haye never been bet- Further commendation of joint
ter specimens of healthy m.nded, rulc ?he instead f '
sound-pr.nc.pled young peopleThey ; ,;,,e ,dominatjo expressed by
are finer m every Way than those I i r, c i viJ- -m..V. vji. a
remember in my own youth.
"The perfectly " balanced," intelli
gent partnership constitutes the
ideal home life. No other condi
tion is possible. There should be
no definitely labelled 'head' of the
family.
"Conditions are improving all the
time. Never have men been so brave,
so manly and so worthy in every
way as now. Think of our armies
Three
Drop
Corn
Killer
"Gt-It, Stop Pain Immediately
ndtCorn Go Quick
Th y to handle corn ii the tried
tni proved "Gets-It" way the irtrj that
millions have found quickest,, easiest,
ftsfest and most reliable. -
'A few. drop of "Gets-It" knocks the
hurt out of any corn at once and soon
... . loosens it so it lifts right off without
any feelins;. Oh. what comfort! How arand
. to walk and danre and jump without a
single twinge! Why nott ,
"Geb-IV 4he never failinr. uarnted
money-back cojoi remover, eosts but a
trifle any Sru store. Mfd by E.
tAwreae Co., Chicago.
DryNDemocratic Women of Omaha Fear Hurting
Feelings of Sisters In Wet Wing of Party Here
that went abroad men had full au4Vus wlll.so,.ve, man.v, ""cuiues
tnat arise in domestic ine.
"Where each man and woman has
tbis quality there will be no ques
tion of who holds authority. All
things can" be talked over and ad-
justed amicably and sen.s.ibly."..
Trouble s impending between
the rival factions of democratic
women, one side being under tne
leadership' cf Mrs. J.V. Welch,
carrying lUe banner ot; senator
Hitchcotk for president, and the
other side being le"d by Mrs. H. J.
Baley, avowed Bryan supporter.
Sirs. Bailry's headquarters at
rooms 14 and 15, Patterson block,
carries a street sign which reads,
"Independent ' Democratic Head
quarters, and therein lies tne trou
ble., This is the headquarters for
Indeed There Is Not
Any Writing When '
Paper Is Exhumed
York, Pa., March 20. As a farm
er Frank Steigler . believes the
ground is the most profitable place
for most things, but trusting a deed
to Mother Earth has proved to be
an unprofitable investment
S'teigler placed the deed in a jar
and buried it in 1887. When the
York Water Co. began negotiations'
for the purchase of, the, plot, Steigler
decided to see how the deed was
standing the passing years.
He, found tlje jar still intact but
the moisture had obliterated the
text of the deed. It would have cost
less than a dollar to record the deed
at the time it was buried. Now,
Steigler says, it will cost him . a
considerable sum . to establish his
claim to the property."
$25,000 Is Fine for
Smuggling Tobacco;
Jail Sentence Also
Paris, March 20. A British sol
dier, whosf name is given as John
Lemoirey, and who is said, to have
been attached to the British base
at St. Omer, was arrested some time
go at Maulde, near ' the Belgian
frontier, as he was returning from
Belgium in , an automobile, which
was found to contain two tons of
Belgian tobacco. ,
He was sentenced by the . Cor
rectional Court of Valenciennes. on
a charge of fraud, to six months' im
prisonment, with the benefit of the
First Offenders' Act, and v fine of
$25,000. ....
The automobile has been confis
cated. . .
Invited First Wife to 4 .
MakftHome With Second
Indianapolis, Ind., March 20. He
was never married to the "first
wife," who. is suing.him for divorce,
Ivan Hummel declared when
brought here from Florida to an
swer a grand jury indictment charg
ing7 bigamy. The "first Mrs. Hum
mel" in her suit for divorce filed
here said that she and Hummel had
tv.o children. She charged tfiat he
became enamored of Miss ' Grace
Huls. stenographer in Hummel's in
surance office, married the girl and
then invied her Xo make her home
with his new wife. , ' -
"Why, I never was- married to
tlit 9 firs woman who sued for a di
orce," said Hummel. -."I did -marry
Miss .Huls - . '
the "dry. democrats," -and' they ad
mit it. .
"One of our workers told mc this
morning that a-woman of , the wet
dcuiocr.itii: headquarters asked her
why w'e did not designate our head
quarters as lliat of the 'dry demo-,
crats.'" Mis. Bailey snidv
"This woman of the wet demo
cratic headquarters told our worker
that sh just bet we were as wet as
they were. , S "
"Why, whenever I telephone to
a woman to assist in our campaign
F always" ask her if she is a dry
democrat , ' ,
"The reason why we don't hang
a dry democrat sign out is because
we don't want to hurt the feelings
of the wome-i of Ihe wet democratic
headquarters." '
H. L. Mossman, chairman of the
"independent, democrat entered
the headquarters room during the
convention. Me immediately dic
tated the fol'owing statement: -
"Ours is the dry wing of the par
ty. We- want no. more brewery ac
tivities in politics. - As this fact is
tecofrHng known the voters are
affiliating with us by the hundreds.,
"The liquor question is settled,
hut certain democrats are attempt
ing to bring it to life and to make
it an issue in this 'campaign.
"We arrpnt the challenge and
wiffer as candidates from this dis-
tffct two democrats . who are op
posed to a revival of the question.
"We have a"thordugh working
organization in every ward and pre-'
cinct of this city. I wonder if there
is. any wtfman in Omaha ev'en one
who would like to see Omaha wet
again. If there is such a one, our
organization has not found her."
Mrs. F. Louis Slade.'New Yortc di
rector of the League of Women
Voters.
"The hope of, the American fami
ly is tht the father and mother
together shall rule, that; they col
laborate on all problems. ..
"Self-respect is the answer to the
whole problem of what must take
place in the home,- Both' men and
women must cultivate self-respect.
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Forty Join Drive.
Mine! Gcrmaine Marille, one of
tiic leaders in the French movement
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women s-organizations have signed
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beautifully dark, thick and glossy
and you look years younger.
t Apply Cream in Nostrils To
I Open Up Air Passages. "
'Ah! What relief ! Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air pas
sages of your head are clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
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cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a
small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
from your druggist now. Apply a
little of this fragrant,' antiseptic
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trate through every air passage of
the head ; soothe and heal the swol
len, inflamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief. Ely's
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ij cal in buying treatment for dis- )
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r called Sulpherb Tablets, is the j
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J. Devlin, 518 W. 162nd St.,
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AnVKRTlSKMENT
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a glass of Salts if your
Back hurts or Bladder
troubles you. .
No man orwoman w4io eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says & well-known authority. Meat
forms" uric acid which excites the
kidneys, they become overworked
from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and poisons
from the blood, then we get sick.
Nearly atl rheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
Tbe moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys of your back hurts
or if the -urine is cloudy, offensive,
full of sediment, irregular' of pas
sage or attended by a sensation of
scalding, stop eating meat and get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
.iny nharniacy; take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water befow breakfast
and in a friv days your kidneys will
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
and stimulate the kidneys, also to
neutralize t lie acids m urine so it
no longer causes irritation, thus
endinsr bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not iiijittc; makes' a delightful ef
fervescent lithi.vwatcr drink which
everyone should take now and then
to keep' 1 ho kidneys clean and ac
tive and - the blood ' pure, thereby
avoiding serious kidney complications.
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Get a box of "Tiz" now at any
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ADVERTISEMENT
Women Heed Swamp-Root
' - :
'Thousands of women have kidney
and bladder trouble- and never bus
pert it. ' f
Women eomplainla often prove
to he nothing else but kidney
trouble or the result of kidney or
bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
Tain in the bank, headache, loss
of ambition, nervousness, are often
times Rymptom8 of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment Dr.
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prescription, obtained at any drug
store, may be just the -remedy
needed to overcome such conditions.
Get a medium or large siie bottle
immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten
eents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
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When writing be sure and mention
the Omaha Sunday Bee. (
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