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: A f-i-'A THE? OMAHA SUNDAY BEET: MAY 16, 1920. ji! r II CONSOLIDATION OF MIDLAND AND DANA POSSIBLE Fremont College Urges Union With Lutheran Schools Be Removed From Blair. To mi As I Fremont, Neb., May IS. (Special.) Dr. E, E. Stauffer, president cl Midlnd tollege and tlje Western ' Theological seftttnary of Fremont, has invited Dana college and Trinity seminary of Blair to unite.. with the Fremont institutions, since the Blair schools are now considering a re moval. All are supported by the Lutheran church, the Danish synod endowing Dana and Trinity. Dr. Stauffer makes four proposi tions to the Blar colleges. (First is that the faculty Trinity seminary become a part of the faculty of Western Theological seminary, to give such instruction in Danish as shall be deemed necessary for stu dents who will minister to Danish ccngregations; second, the Western Theological seminary to vigorously push its campaign for $100,000 for a new building,- and any mouey con tributed by the Danish synod to be come an endowment for the Danish professors'; third, such members of the faculty and equipment of Dana college to be united with" Mid land as a joint conference deems necessary; and fourth, the Unijed Danish Lutheran church to have six' representatives op the governing board cf Midland college. VThe sole purpose in making this Eropositionjs for thewelfare of" the .utheran church in this .territory anAia the United States, and if, after due . consideration, it shall xbe deemed inadvisable and impractica ble for the best interests of all con cerned, I shall be satisfied," Dr. Stauffer said. Harlan, la., it is understood, is trying to secure the two schools at Blair, which last year had an enroll ment of 200 students.' Legion to Pursue "Hands Off" Policy In All Labor Disputes Indianapolis, Ind., May IS. A policy of "hands off" for the Amafcj can Legion as an organization in all disputes and controversies between employers and employes, or be tween capital and labor, is outlined by Franklin D'Olicr, national-commander of the. legion, in a letter mailed today to Thomas Goldingay, state adjutant of New Jersey. War, Mothers , to Give Card Party and Entertainment The Harmony chapter of the American War Mothers' association will gie - a card party and social Tuesday afternoon at A. O. U. W. halL There will be card playing from 2 until 4 o'clock, when refresh ments will be served. All mothers of former military or naval service men are invited. ' Mexico May Loom ' Large in Campaign , CatlBue4 Tnm Tint P.) peace, but staunch in the protection of our rights and interests," said General Wood. "We do not wish to be troublemakers, but we must est tablish a policy which will insure our standing among nations. . ', Wood Urges Protection. "We must protect Americans, wherever they live, whether it be in Mexico or China; protect 'them against harsh and unusual treatment, when they maintain themselves witft in the law of the land in which they reside. The world must understand that it cannot injure American citi-j zens with impunity. To permit it in jures the standing of our'fovern ment at Jrome and abroad and prV duces the impression of weakness. A firm and dignified .policy in this respect will . prevent any actions which may lead to serious difficulty. Recalls Roosevelt Stand. - "President R6osevelt's statement in regard to our foreign policy was good, .'speak softly but carry a big stick.' Be ready to defend our peo ple and our interests against injus tice. Not a dollar for ransombut millions for rescue. You will re rnembet the 'words of Theodore Roosevelt in reply to the demand of little African sultan Raisula by name for ransom for an unfortu nate American . name,d . Perdicaris. There ".was no ransom. , .When a ADVERTISEMENT Beauty Secrets Revealed. Anna Q. Nilsson the Popular . ... ,i Actress Tells j. in . m country .descends to ransoming its subjects it quickly loses its standing among; nations and the reserve of its citizens. There was no discussion of ransofn.'but a very terse message: 'Petdiearis alive or Raisula dead,' Policy Productive of War. '"These words come to us like a refreshing breeze and breathe the spirit of an America of other days. The spirit which mflSt be revived, if earth reeling that they are pjotected by the encircling arm of a strong government which has their inter ests and welfare at heart. We want peace with all the Kvorld. Wc should be willing to arbitrate most ques tions", questions which do not affect our own internal affairs, or. our tral ditional policies. We can do all jl.rse things and still have a strong, dignified foreign policy. A weak poiicy is productive of war, and is the most expensive luxury any na tion can indulge in. It is well to remember that we shall be more suc cessful (in arbitration if we are not only right, but also strong." Senator' Johnson Is Silent. Senator Johnson .of California said he was not familiar with the our people are to move about the LMtxican situation and begged to be excused 'from expressing his views on American policy tyward Mexico. Senator Warren O. Harding of Ohio said: " "America's part in the world war was .primarily and patriotically in defense of our national rights. We have established for all" time the right of any American to go on a righteous mission anywhere under the shining sun, on land or sea, in safety under the American flag. . A nation which does not protect its citizenship in lawful activities ' at home or beyond our borders, does not deserve to survive. We wish no people's land, no territory ex pansions, no special privilege. But we ought to demand protection and exact justice everywhere. I would rather help Mexico to light the il luminating torches of American righteousness and erect a. temple ot security, in neighborly unselfish ness and love of justice than risk contagion for our republic in old world conflicts.- I would substitute for 'watchful waiting' and humilia tion and anxiety an unmistakable understanding of just rights and righteous relationship?, ind exact fulfillment of that understanding." Senator Poindcxtcr and Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania severely denounced the Wilson policy and demanded the protection of Ameri cans in Mexico. The only democratic candidate who expressed his.views on Mexico is William G. Mc.4docvvho said":, . "It is the highest duty of every government to protect the lives and justly acquired rights of its nation als in foreign countries; that this obligation . rested a& heavily upon Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and other" civilized powers as upon. the United States; . that the United States must stand, always, for the prctection of the lawful rights of its national in every foreign land." V How To Instantly Have a Beautiful Rosy-White Skin and , Complexion. i i i ,H i vVi . ' J ;? ; ' : - v I '. ,".'-Jf V; fx w f A B. . . .-M . A" S: 1 I mi t . Hakolo Bauii Recitals Daily at Oar Store, you are invited . to coma ancf .isten or yourself. CALL OR WRITE The Ara$t Superiority of the DUP-ART Over All Sirhilar !i Instruments Is Now' Definitely Established" - HJiROLp BAUgR In giving his reasons tor per petuating his pitying tnrougn the Duo-Art only, Harold Bauer says: , t la fidelity of arodnetlon, In brilliancy, power, delicacy, qual ity and arlty f tone, the Taut superiority of th Dao-Art over all almilar Inntrnmeata la now definitely eatabllahed. The Dao- Art ataaia aapreme amons repro- dnolnar planoa." (FlAKFOtZD i8oj Farham, OMAHA . ... , A R Special Sale of ; Y GOODS Tie followinf itemi will be on ale daily until supply U txhautted. Don't fail ko,take advantate of this monty-tavlnc opportunity. ! CLOTHING $5.93 $1.79 $1.39 $2.49 MlgS ANNA Q. fJILSSON New York. "The aeeret of beauty i" the proper care of the akin," lay Misi Nilsion, the popular Metro (tar. "It only requirte a few momenta time and any one ia .more than paid for the Httle ef fort it takei. In the first place the akin hould 'be kept aerupuloualy clean. Use a Rood cleaning cream (Llska cold cream I have found to be the Mat), follow t.iii by bathing the face with warm water then rinse with cotd water and dry thoroughly with coarse owcl. After this process select a beautifier which in addition to being beautifier has a healing effect on the akin. The very best I have found for this purpose is derwillo. as it In stantly, beautifies the complexion and its continued use makes the - results perma nent." Derwillo takes the place of face powder, as it stays on better and is won derful far a shiny nose, oily, dark, sallow akin, freckles, tan, wrinkles and ' other facial blemishes. Just make this test: Put derwillo on one aide of your face, then look in your- mirror and compare it with the other side j ou .will need na tut the I ' ... . .J i : v 1 : I a i i i . I iff ; i i vavyari i I If i I. hi1 I 1 'I . . . . ... 1 I . II - argument to convince you that nothing beautifies like derwillo. 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TIATKS, , W. A. FRASEH. ,"OTerelgn Clerk. . - Sotereign Commanrlpr. , ' ' VT. 0. W. Bnildlnff Omnlia . V T THOMPSON -BEL'DEN CO. 1 SaleoMallinsori Silks Offering Exceptional Savings Mallinson's novelty silks are, without doulbt, the most choice in America. The designs we offer are all exclusive with the Thompson-Belden Store. v Values from $7.50 to $10 . 'Monday, $4.75 a yd. . , . White, as well as colors are included, offering an unusual opportunity to secure the materials for a summer dress or suit or blouse alT a very decided saving in price. The Mallinsqn Silks that go on sale tomorrow are all , newthe (atestoj the season Other Splendid Silk Savings A well assorted range of silk foulards (36-inch), regular $3750 qualities for $2.49 ' a yard. Georgettes, both plain and printed, . dis tinctive patterns and an extra heavy quality- f'40-lnch) ' $3, $3.50, $4 and 84.50 qualities- $2.29 a yard The Silk. Shop Main Floor White Goods Values. $1 .25 Materials jor i $1 a yard A One Da) Sale You 11 Find Profitable,., , .. . . Embroidered voiles, plain and lace weaves (36 and 40-inch), Monday, $1 a yard. 3 Plain imported voiles (40 inches wide),, reduced from $1.25 to $1 a yard. ' ; Plain organdies from Switzerland and -England (45-inch), $1 a yard. Plain k chiffon batiste made in Man 1 Chester, England. . Soft and sheer, with a beautiful silk-like finish (45-inch), $1,25 quality, $1 a yard. Plain white gabardine skirting (36-inch), $1.25 quality, $1 a yard On Sale in th Linen Section Embroidered Flouncings Sheer white organdies and voiles' intrk cately embroidered, colored organdies, ruf fled and tucked and Maytime flouncings of tiet and organdy "trimmings. v Main Floor 1 The Daintiest of "Summer Organdy Frocks Pastel tinted in rose, pink; several shades of blue, orchid, maize and the like, and as fluffy as the-fluffiest Summer Girl could desire, are these newest organdies, v ' Such originalities as brief sleeves, finished by layers of corjded ruffles like the petals of a rose, and even the rose itself, tucked inside ..against the arm, such artistry as a fall, lace-banded white organdy,,5 the brilliant sash ofi which falls underneath the skirt, appearing 1 11 .?J11- 1 1 J l tl . 1 . . 1 A . , outside oniy in tne giraie, wnere a Knox 01 wiia iiowers ciusiers just ! in fronts and other interesting feat.ures distinguish the collection. It is one that is quite wortji viewing, and ,we shall be delignted to show you its contents. - ,l ' . "' ' Prices are from $25 up. For Graduation and the May Festival White Organdy and Net Frocks Fine Valenciennes laces, set in wide rows down a tucked skirt or a vest and collar outlined by shirred VaL edgings are allur ing ways of trimmjng organdy, and as for net, so varied are its fancies, even to side hoops in one dainty frock. that an in spection is necessary for a proper appreciation. Apparel Sections -Third Floor ' . . ), J Fine Cotton Wash Fabrics r Offer Suggestions Galore for .' Delightful S u mm er Frocks . Printed voiles wil attract your attention because of their sheer. daintiness and their pleasing color combinations. The Georgette patterns are' espe cially likeable and the variety is great. 40 inches wide and $1, $1.25 and $2 a yard. Imported organdies thatliave the added feature of a permanent finish. Pink, blues, corn and other fashionable colors in organdies ofparticularly fine Quality (40, 45-inch), $1.25, $1.50,i $1.7 a yard. i ' - Plisse crepe lin figured patterns on white and, , tinted grounds find, favor with milady for under garments and kimonos (30-inch) and 75c a yard.. Th Wash Fabric Section Sacond Floor This Is "Polly Anna" Week wear, is meeting with an enthusiastic reception. Fill ing a long felt want for undergarments that are effeminately dainty, 'yet possessing all of the coolness and comfort that the athletic style accentuates 1 'Various light materials, are used in the making of "Polly Anna,'v nainsook, plaid and striped dimity, voile 1 A T "I O ' 1 1 t ana r. oim. You are invited to see a tvell assort- ' ,e? showing of Polly Anna in the Underwear Section Second Floor. ' Curtain Swiss . 50c, 60c and 65c The neat and attractive patterns are quite suitable for sash arid bedroom cur tains. A sufficiently large number of styles to make choosing easy. Draperies Second Floor Sewing Needs . Belting', both black and white, snaps in all sizes, and shields are offered in the notion section, the latter priced from 37cto$1.13apair Main Floor AVhite Iile Cloth Foot wear A new white Nile cloth oxford with light welt soles and medium Cuban heels is prtac .tical and fashionable as well. . ' . White Nile cloth boots with light welt soles and either Cuban or military heels. $10 a, pair v $9 a pair