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BAKERS EXPECT
TO BATTLE) CLUB
WOMEN ON BREAD
Ordinance to Standardize
Weight Before Council
Monday Hot Arguments
Predicted.
Omaha club women and the bak
ers of the city are scheduled for a
' battle Monday morning when the
ordinance recently introduced by
Commissioner TowJ providing for
a standard loaf of bread, is brought
ud in the city council.
Mrs. C. L. Hempel, president;
Mrs. R. L. r-rantz and Mrs. Mniley
of the home economics department
of the Omaha Woman's club will
be present at the meeting to boost
the passage ot the ordinance to
gether with a committee of the
Central Labor Union, composed of
A. C, Smeed and George Kleefner.
Mayor Smith recently expressed
himself as favoring such an or
dinance. . ....... '
Would Guarantee Weight.
The measure as drawn up does
not attempt to fix the price " of
bread, but was conceived, it is
pointed out by those who urge its
passage, of guaranteeing the custo
mer the weight in bread for which
he pays. It is looked upon by the
local fair price commissioner, Mrs.
C. G Ryan, as a step toward lower-
ing the nigh cost of living.
The ordinance would compel bak
ers to label loaves according to
their weight and would establish the
15-cent loaf a a standard. It is
contended the .'consumer is entitled
to 24 ounces for IS cents, where he
has been getting all the way from
17 to 24 ounces. The larger bak
eries, it is declared, are the worst
offenders in selling the short weight
loaf.
' Use Cheaper Flour.
- ' J. P. Christenseti of, the Peterson
& Pagan Co., which manufactures
50,000 loaves' of bread daily, declares
the passage of the ordinance will be
a severe handicap to model bakeries
and would necessitate making use of
cheaper flour. The average loaT of
bread sold in Omaha for 15 cents,
weighs 20 ounces
."It costs the larger bakeries as
much to turn out a loaf of bread at
18 ounces as it costs the smaller
shops to furnish one of 21 ounces,"
- said Mr. Christcnsen. ' The larger
bakeries go to larger expense to
give quality to their customers and
guarantee sanitary conditions. The
smaller shops go to less trouble and
can give- more weight to each loaf,
but what their customers gain in
quantity they lose in quality."
Building Workers to
Get Wage Increases;
Agreements Completed
J. M. Gibbs, secretary of the
Building Trades pouncil of the Cen
tral Labor union, announced yester
day a series of agreements had been
'effected during the last three weeks
. i k i :u:.. 1 - i
.eiwccu nuiiuiiig iraues employes
and employers engaged in approxi
mately $13,000,00.) worth of - con
struction work here. Tie list of
agreements, effective tomorrow, fol
lows: v
Electricians Wage advance from
$1 to $1.12 an hour.
: Lathers Advance to $1.12 an
t hour.
Sheet Meal Workers Advance to
' $1 an hour, effective April 1, and
$1.12tf an hour July 1.
t Cement Finishers $1 to $1.05 an
Hour.
Hoisting Engineers Advance to
$1.25 and $1.40 an hour.
Settlements have not yet been ef
, fected on demands of iron workers.
plumbers, steam fitters' and-organ-n
ized common laborers in the build
- ing trades. Secretary Gibbs reported.
Hopes for Jubilee
Mrs. Peter Oleson of Cloquet,
'Minn., who will arrive in Omaha
this noon to address a poliitical
mass meeting to be held this
evening in the Swedish auditorium;
wied today that she hoped tho
,nteting could be turned into a suf
fiage jubilee by the. final ratification
of the suffrage amendment. No
admission will be charged at the
meeting in the auditorium, which is
being given under the" auspices of
the dry democratic women's com
.. imttee. .
THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY APRIL 1, 1920.
For Boys and Girls
Sports. that Make Men
ft) Athletics
AC
The Principles of Fencing.
FRANCIS ROLT-WHEELER
Boys, did you ever stop to think
what were the sports of the men of
old? Where did the great heroes
Roland, the Cid, Richard 'Coeur de
Lion and Bayard, get their strength
and endurance? What lad has not
thrilled over the deeds of the Three
Musketeers?
They didn't have any foot ball.
nor base ball. But they were men,
sure enough 1
Hero was their secret fencine.
There is no sport which so thor
oughly trains foot, hand, body, eye
and brain.
Foils may be made with any hard-
grained wood (ash or hickory) shav
ing down with a draw-knife as thin
as is compatible with strength. Near
the end it should thicken to a half-
an-inch wide circle, like the mouth
of a small horn, but flat. You can
glue ,on this a piece of rubber. Sev-
The All Round Girl
Red Cheeks
and Pep
The April Fool Girl.
MOT-UK PRICE COOK.
"Say, girls, what are you going to
no -for April Fool?" asked Nilla
Lang.
"You'd bt-tter ask us what we're
not going to do!" Sarah Fuller an
swered. "I, for one, am going to
play every trick that's ever been
played on me as far back as I can
remember. I'm going to make
tudge with a flavor of red pepper.
I'm going to nib soap on dishes and
hairbrushes. I'm going to scare
folks by telling them of awful
things that have happened, and then
shout 'April Fool!'"
"Yes, and we can pin funny signs
on everybody's clothes," said an
other of the girls. "It certainly
does look funny to see a fat man
going along the street with 'I am a
fool' pinned to his coat. Or to see
r
WINSOME
BY
LUCY
FITCH PEBK1N5
mm
Appear At Your
Best Instantly
If you receive tudden I
caller or an unexpected In
vltaUon you can feel con
fident of always appearing
at your best In but a few
momenta It renders to your
skin a wonderfully pure,
toft complexion that is
beyond comparison.
eral thicknesses cut from an old
automobile inner tube will Drove
excellent. For a guard to the hilt,
cut a piece of sole leather to fit, and
set it in place with carpenters' glue.
fencing is the sword-play of the
thrust. There is no striking. It
requires no muscular strength. The
boy who is quick in his wits, light
on his feet, and nimble with his
fingers may become the champion.
Yet, it does demand muscular bal
ance. It's strenuous, too, even more
strenuous than boxing. A bout with
the foils will test the wind of the
best athlete in your crowd. An
hour of it will make vou feel as if
you'd walked 'stecn miles carrying
a heavy pack with a tump-strap.
in beginning, it s a eood idea to
get a piece of wHre mosquito netting
and fasten this over a base ball
catcher's mask. There's never any
reason for a thrust to the face, but
it "might happen. Later, when vou
get expert, even a "hit" wouldn't
squash a fly. You can get real foils,
then, and form" groups of Mus
keteers among yourselres.
It is one of the most fascinating
sports in the world, and girls can
fence, as well as boys. There are
plenty of girl fencers' clubs in the
United StaUs and they are numer
ous in Euiope- v
The principal thrusts and parries
will be described in these columns.
(Tomorrow, Money in the Com
post Heap.i, '
a stylish woman stepping out with
an old paint-rag pinned to her skirt.
We had a picnic last year out on
the street. Then wei had a tick-tack
in the evening to scare he family."
Nilla listened to all that was said.
"Yes," she agreed dubiousl', "but
none of that's .original. I want to
do something different."
So Nilla thought to herself that
t!ie best way to fool people on
April Fooi's day was not to give
ihem something nasty, for they
were expecting that, but something
nice, which they were not expect
ing. They would be April fooled
just the saine.
Reahzui;' that Easter this year
comes only a few days after April
Fool's day, Nilla prepared a num
ber of pretty little Easter gifts and
Easter cards. She gave decorated
blotters, penwipes, fudge, Easter
eggs, fluffy chicks, favors and rab
bits. In each package she wrote a
tard "April Fool!"
fc-very friend who received such a
package opened it with a certain
amount of distrust, expecting some
thing tricky or unpleasant, one of
the usual April Fool jokes. But
they were properly April fooled,
but in a pleasant and unique wav.
And all the girls agreed that Nilla's
ideas had been the cleverest.
(Tomorrow. Getting the Wire
less Call.) .
WHY?
Do we close our eyes when we
sleep?
(Copyright, 1S20, by Wheeler Syndi
cate, Inc.)
. We cannot sleep with our eyes
open because to be asleep in
volves losing control of most of
the functions of the body. When
our body-sleeps, our brain sleeps
also providing we are sleeping
soundly and completely. A part
of the brain has the power to
open our eyes to lift the eye
lids and it is only by the action
of this part of the brain, either
consciously or unconsciously,
that our eyes remain open. When
we stop exercising its power, our
eyes shut.
The action is similar to that
which occurs when 1 an electric
power plant cuts off the power
and the light go out. We vir
tually turn off the power that
keeps our eyes open and they
shut. There is no connection be
tween this action and the fact
that we sleep lying down. This
is done merely because the body
demands complete rest, and re
laxation' in order to secure the
benefits of a sound sleep, and
complete relaxation is possible
only when we are freed of the
necessity of supporting any part
of the body.
" -4
Tomorrow's question WHY'
does a barber pole have stripes?
Former Army Rail Expert
Made U. P. Superintendent
N. D. Ballantine. formerly
superintendent of transportation for
the American expeditionary foces
in Fance, and later special assistant
to the manager of the car service
section of the United States railroad
administration, was appointed
superintendent of transportation of
the Union Pacific railroad yester
day. Mr. Ballantine 'takes the place
of G. L. Hickey, who resigned two
Weeks ago to become general man
ager of "the Nevada Northern rail
road. Wife of Former Saloon Man
In Omaha Seeks Divorce
Hugo Bilz, well-known Omaha
business man and former saloon
keeper, was sued for a divdrce in
district court yesterday by his wife,
Josephine Bilr. They were married
in 1193. She cha-p-s him with ex
treme cruelty, allying that he
struck her on several occasions
ADVERTISEMENT
Divorce Sought by Omahan
From Wife Yet In Europe
Joseph Trlica married Zofre
Trlica in 1913, in Halenkov, district
of Huboka, Moravia, Europe. He
sued her .for divorce in the dis
trict court of Douglas county, Ne
braska, U. S. A., yesterday.
So"" far as he knows, she still lives
in Moravia. He says she left him
after a few months of married life,
telling him she didn't love him, but
loved someone else.
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:
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there is no reason why, if you take Blood
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money. Your druggist, a man you know,
is authorized to give it to you.
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Mrs. A. E. Hager, 909 Lon
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Dutch Twins ,Go Shopping.
Thev saw all sorts of strange
things in the market. There were
tables piled high with flowers.
There was a stall full of birds in
cages, singing away with all their
might One cage had five little
birds in it, sitting in a row.
"O, Kit," cried Kat, "let's buy the
birds!" 1
They asked the woman if the birds
cost 2 certts, and she said:
"No, my angels; they cost 50
cents."
Vmt p nnw tliatHb Twins could
rmmr 10 thev knew thev couldn't
get the birds for 2 cents when they
cost 50. So they went to the next
place.
TrTere, there were chickens and
ducks for sale. But the Twins had
plenty of those at home. There
r italic anil stalls of veo-etahles
just like father's, and there were
booths where meat and fish anu
A nnA rtAnt w.r. cnU Rltt til P
Twins couldn't find anvthinz they
iu a uteri that rnst exaetlv 2 cents.
At last, what should tney see out
r 7n Anr I'lnnt'c fst far
V V Oil VJ 1 ivivvi . . u - ...-.
stniling.at them from a stall just
fitll r( ralrec anrl rookies and bread.
and chocolate, and honey cakes, and
goodies of all kinds.
The I wins held up tneir money.
There nn the counter was a whole
row of St. Nicholas dolls with cur
rant eyes, and they knew at once
that there was nothing else in alt
the market they should like so
much I
"Do these cost 2 cents apiece, dear
Vrouw Van der Kloot?" asked Kat.
"No," said Vrouw Van der Kloot;
"they cost 1 cent apiece."
The Twins were discouraged.
"I don't believe there's a single
thing in this whole market that
costs just 2 cents," said Kat.
"Keep still!" said Kit. "Let me
think." , T.
They sat down on the curb. Kat
kept still and Kit took hold of his
head with both hands and thought
Fort Omaha Troops Ready
To Leave for Philippines
"We're all packed up and r'arin'
to go," sang the men of the 17th
and 27th balloon companies yester
d?y. They leave Fort Omaha today
on the first leg of their trip to the
Philippine Islands.
And, "You lucky fish, we hope
y'choke," was the comment re
turned by the other men at the fort
who haven't a two-year hitch in the
"islands" in prospect. And with
their retorts were coupled sundry
warnings, calculated to cool the
ardor of the boys about to shake the
Nebraska dust for the coral strands
of the Pacific. -
Present plans provide that the
companies leave the fort at 3:30 p.
m. in street cars, to go to the Bur
lington depot, where their train will
be made up.
POLOS
hard. He thought so hard, that he
scowled all over his forehead!
"I tell you what it is, Kat," he
said af last. "If those St. Nicholas
dolls cost 1 cent apiece, I think we
could get two of them for 2 cents."
"O Kit." said Kat, "how splendid
ly you can think! Does it hurt you
much? Let's ask "Vrouw Van der
Kloot."
They went back to the good
Vrouw, who was selling sonue coffee
to a woman with a basket.
"O Yrouw Van der Kloot," said
Kah- "Kit says that if those St.
"Nicholas dolls cost 1 cent apiece, he
thinks we could get two for 2 cents.
Do you think sor , .
"Of course you can," said Vrouw
Van der Kloot; and she winked at
the lady with the bread.
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What Do You Know?
(Hero's rhanre to make your wits
north money. Karh day The lire will
publish Mrle t questions, prepared
by Superintendent J. H. Keverldae of the
puhllo schools. They cover things whl4i
you should know. The first complete list
of correct answers received wUl ba re
warded by SI. The answers and. the
names of the winners will ha published on
the day Indlrated below. lie sure to give
jour name and address In full. Addreaa
"Question Editor," Omaha Bee.)
By J. H. BEVERIDGE.
. 1. When was Boston founded?
2. Name the two vessels which
participated in the first battle of iron
clad ships.
3. What was the first regular
newspaper published in America?
4. What is meant by the Klu-Klux-Klan?
5. Where is Independence hall?
(Answers Published Monday)
MONDAY'S ANSWERS.
1. ?1 5,000,000. 1
2. Sixty-seven per cent.
3. Nineteen per cent.
4. Twenty thousand.
5. Thirty-three per cent.
Winners: No correct answers.
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These tablets have been recom
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Head or chest-"s
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DIDN'T KNOW
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Texas Lady Storekeeper Who
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THE BATTLE WON
Confidence in your physician
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Baldness
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SORE, TIRED FEET
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Former Legislator Held;
Sought Money of Neighbors
Bert C. Miner, 60 years old, 2590
Pratt street, former state repre
sentative from Omaha, was found in
a demented condition near his home
at 10 o'clock yesterday, police say.
Neighbors called police when Mr.
Miner is said to have been canvass
ing houses in the vicinity demanding
$5,000 cash from housewives, a po
lice report stated.
Assigned to Fort Omaha
Miss Marion Bishop, daughter of
H. J. Bishop of Omaha, for several
months on duty at the headguarters
of the army air service in Washing
ton, is expected at Fort Omaha to
day, where she has been assigned
for clerical duty.
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MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THEKIDNEYS
Take a tablespooful of Salts if
Back hurts or Bladder
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We are a nation of meat eaters
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savs a well-known authority, who
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The kidneys do their utmost to
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Constipation to the business fighter is the "out-of-con-dition"
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form of treatment either irritates or forces the system.
Nujol works on the waste matter instead of on the system.
Nujol prevents constipation by keeping the looa waste
soft, thus helping Nature establish easy, thorough bowel
evacuation at regular intervals the healthiest habit
in the world
It is absolutely Harmless and pleasant to take try it.
Nujol is sold by all druggists in sealed bottles only, bearing Nujol
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A Now Method of Treating an Old Complaint
AnVERTINKMENT
COUGHED FOR 2 YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get Veil
in Illinois, but she did.
"I had a very bad couch for 2 years,
all the time, day and night. Could sleep
but little. t tfied everything but pot
no relief. Finally my doctor said he
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By the time I had taken 15 bottles, my
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onr money will be promptly refunded.
Price 60e and $1.20 per bottle. The MHks
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