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THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, makuh H. 11)21. I D Servant Of Pittsburgh Must Obey Rules Housekeepers of City Organ ize and Put Homes on Pie War Basis Wages Cut, Hours Set. Pittsburgh, March 5. Maggie ha3 got to mend her ways. She has forced a lot of self-made rules on the "missus" from time to time and got away with it, but now the "missus' has made a lot of new rules and Maggie has got to reform or get a new job and if she gets smart ibout it, she is liable to be blacklist ed by a lot of women in Pittsburgh. At a recent meeting of the House keepers' club of Pittsburgh, at the Hotel Chatham, the members unani mously agreed upon the new rules and further agreed to enforce them rigidly. ' Servants must be on the job at 8 o'clock sharp, and what is more, the domestic help must stick around, till 5 o'clock In the afternoon. Hereafter $3 a day will be the sti pend instead of $3.50, which has pre vailed during wartimes and up to now. Pay Their Carfare. And Maggie and Bridget and the scst of the help have got to pay their own carfare three tickets for a quarter to and from work. The laundry has got to be cleaned up after the washing is done. , These are some of the many new rules that the I housekeepers have laid down for their servants by the day. A resolutipn providing for the changes was passed unanimously at the meeting. Mrs;. J. Q Heckman, who presided, called for the vote. Another thing that Maggie and the other servants are going to bump up against is the further furnishing of laundresses with fur coats. A strong protest against this preformance was made at the meeting, and members agreed to induce their non-member friends to enforce the rule. Servants must provide their own coats in the future. Band Together. Some time ago the housekeepers of Pittsburgh banded themselves against practices of their domestic help. The chief kicks then were that the washerwoman1 wandered into the laundry whenever they felt like it, demanded their breakfast "on the house," and insisted upon playing the. victrola instead of the washing ma chine. Some of them wouldn't ride home in anything less than the fam ily limousine. Not only that, but they ordered the car for 4 o'clock, In order to curb the tryanny. of the servants the housekeepers created somewhat of a sensation' among the help by announcing that they would hang up the wash themselves. Some dicL Times have changed from the war period. Wark isn't as plentiful as it used to be and the domestics will have to forget their haughty airs, domineering ways and demands for munition workers' Wages. Wife Might Put Up With Officer, But Not Private Denver, Colo., March 5. The, day when the "buck", private shone in the eyes of the fair maiden apparently is on the wane, or long since passed into the historical group, if a recent occurrence at Denver is any indica tion of the state of affairs today. Henry B. Taylor of Denver re cently instituted a suit for divorce from his wife, Minnie, alleging that she had "put him out" when he en listed in the army as a private. "If you can't be an officer in the army 1 don't want you around," is what Taylor alleges his better half had to say when he informed her 'of his intentions. "I could stand an officer around the house, but I don't necda plain man or a private," she concluded, ac cording to Taylor's complaint. And when Taylor returned from the offices of the local recruiting officer he found his trunk standing in the hall of his home all ready for removal. ADVERTISEMENT HAVE HAIR DARK AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea. 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Solid Sore From Head to Foot , With Eczema One tolld for bow completely wIL That's what Mr. John H. Beck or Norrii City, Illinois, tajrs bout bis boy. He write: "The boy that we bare been doctoring with D.D.D. ii completely welt Hewat a (olid eore all over bil bead and body, and sow yoa cannot tell be ever baa anything wrong witb him." Why not try D.D.D. today and be convinced! Relief, at once, from itchinr and burning. Yoaf money back if the first bottle does not bring relief. Ua, 0c and tl.OO. Try P.P. P. Soap, too. HD.IED.in). m. Lotion tbr Shin Disease five Sherman & McConntll Dru Store. Lincoln's Yarns Inspired Minister's Sermon-Dramas Baptist Pastor Finds This Medium of Spread ing the Gospel Effective.' Spreading the gospel of righteous living through the medium of sermon-dramas is the new idea brought into Omaha pulpits by the- Rev. John L. Barton, pastor of the Im nnjiiuel' Baptist church, Twenty fourth and Pinkney streets. The Rev. Mr. Barton started his new manner of delivering sermons in drama form seven years ago, while pastor of the First Baptist church at North Platte. "I knew that the modern congre gation must he entertained as well as instructed when it attended church. How to . make a sermon entertaining but still keeping it dig nified and Instructive was the ques tion. "I remebcred that Christ and Lin coln had taught through the me dium of parables and stories. I thought of this idea, writing ser mons in story form. Then the happy thought struck me, why not write a story, but instead of telling it, put is in action. Consequently I wrote 'The Man and the Church.' The little drama had three characters carrying a plot whose moral I wanted particularly to leave with my congregation. Follows With Another. "I went to work on the play and the Sunday morning I was to give it I must confess I was quite nerv ous as to just how it would be re ceived. 1 gave the play, taking the three parts and acting them. It must have been successful as my congregation did not walk out on me. . "I followed the first nlnv with an other more pretentious, 'The Modern Prodieal. with six characters, xnis was a modernized "version of the prodigal son. Then followed 'The Other Side of the Hill.' 'A Victim of Circumstances,' and then what I term my greatest effort, 'A Perse cuted Church in a Polluted Land.' "This plav. with. 10 characters, por trayed the persecution of the Chris tians during the time ot Jero. "This effort was very well received and has proven a favorite." ; Not His Idea. The Rev. Mr. Barton is now re vising this drama-sermon and will make it one of his feature sermon- dramas. The - idea of sermon-aramatizing does not originate wjth the Rev. Mr. Barton. "Soon after I started doing this, I learned that the Rev. M. A. Kemp ton,' Cambridge, Mass., was doing the same thing. Recently I heard Hand By James J. I never held much with midwinter sports, even when you follow them wrapped up in sweaters and fur lined coats. When you get past a certain age skiing and tobaganning in a temperature just over zendon't appeal to you as iclyllic. I can look at the pictures of the folks at Lake Tlacid or St. Moritz having a good time in snow drifts six feet deep and never sour my dis position with the vice of envy. In fact, one of the best things I know about winter is an open fire with plenty of logs on it and no cracks in the windows to let the biting, bitter blizzard in. So when my ho.s told me about a wonderful way he'd found to get exercise in winter I fell for it. He said the name cf it was hand ball, and that you played it at an Athletic club till you got into a lather of prespiration. He . emphasized the "prespiration" part of it. "You never get a sweat in win ter," he said, "unless you take some srood. snaDDv exercise. Your blood gets sluggish, and your liver goesH bad, and you can t do your work. I've been noticing your work lately You need exercise. lie made an appointment with me to meet him at the Athletic club the next afternoon at 4, "You'll feel line after your sweat and cold shower," he said. "It's the best thing that ever happened to you." 1 was all enthusiasm. I was there on the dot. He was in the lockci room, divesting himself of his street clothing, and putting on a pair of trunks, stockings and sneakers. It wasn't any too warm in the locker room and I shuddered at his costume. "i guess I'll play in my regular clothes, if you don't mind," I said. "I used to have chilblains when I was a kid and I don't like to get too cold." "Oh forget that," he said. "I've got a pair of trunks for you. Put them on. You'll soon be sweating like a horse." There was nothing to do but put them on, so I did it. I shivered as I followed him upstairs, hoping de voutly that it would be warmer in the hand ball ccurt than it was in the locker room. "Where is the court?" I asked, after vc had climbed three flights of stairs. "Right out here," he replied, open ing a door. 1 was nearly knocked down by the chill blast that !-wept in. "But this is the roof," I protested, looking out at a snow hank, the upper edges of which were being rapidly wh'sked ;?wav by the gale. "I know it," he returned. "This I . w WW v 5' one pThis sermon-dramas and the effect on me was wonderful. Every time he gives one of his plays his church is packed." The Rev. Mr. Barton emphasizes the fact tnat his sermon-dramas are not "shows.", He uses no costumes or scenery. As he gives them only at evening services and but once a month he uses only a battery of lights. Each drama is written in four scenes. "The sermon-drama is not the primary endeavor with me1. While I do not believe in the old 'firstly, secondly and thirdly' methods of sermonizing, I do 'believe in a good old fashioned straight-from-the-shoulder sermon and I deliver them three times each month. The fourth Sunday I usually give one of my sermon-dramas and find that the con trast is gratifying. I might say at tendance is better than on other eve nings." . ' ' Has 20 Memorized. The Rev. Mr. Barton now has 20 sermon-dramas' memorized, each his own composition.; ' . ' During the prohibition fight in Nebraska Rev; Mr. Barton delivered a sermon-drama, "The Trail of the Serpent," in many Nebraska towns. , During the war he was- chaplain at Camp Cody and served mostly with the 27th field artillery. There were many Omaha boys in the outfit. Whire in camp he gave a number of his sermon-dramasjn the Y. M. C. A. and tabernacle.. r - . The Rev. Mr.. Barton has been a minister since he was16 years old, his first charge being at Beacon, la. Ball Montague is where the handball court is." ' ."What, 'outdoors ?'' "Sure outdoors. Do . you think you could play a strenuous game like 'hand ball in a turkish bath?" ' I started to go - back, but he grabbed me and thrust'- me out on the roof, and into an- open court. "Shut the door, if you're cold he said, indicating the narrow passage through which we had tome. There won't be any draft then." "But the whole top of Jhe- thing is open." "Oh quit yonr -Whining and play hand ball." ; He batted the ball against the wall of the court. ' "Return; it," he said. I stood shaking with ague. "How do you return it?" 1 "Hit it, you simp." "But I can't hit it. It's on the floor." "Never mind. I'll serve it over again." He did, and it shot past my head. ,1 walked over, the wind howling around my bare shanks, and picked it up. For an hour I did the same thing. It was always impossible for me to return his serve, and I was too stiff with the cold to run for the ball. . Meantime he scored 21 three times and told me he had won the game. He was in the lather of perspiration he had spoken of. but I wasn't. I was sure that all ray blood was frozen in my veins, and I knew that my legs were bright blue. "Now," he said, "we will take the cold shower." "Who will take the cold shower?" "Why, us. of course. It will get the sweat off us, and keep us from catching cold." Maybe the cold shower woufd have kept mc frcdn takiii cold, but I never found out. I lined as fast as my chilled joints would permit back to the locker room, picked up my clothes, carried them into the Turkish bath and put them on. Today I have got the worst cold I have ever had, and see no prospect of curing it. Rut however a cure may be affected, it will not be through the medium of hand ball. (CoryrJght, 1921, Bell Syndicate, Ine.) Three-Year-Old Star Tearl WJiite had a brand-new actress to work with her last week in a new picture she is making at the Fox studio. Her name is Dolly Wilson and she is just three years old. It was Dolly's first appearance in pictures, and she sayshe will never play again except with Miss White. ) Spirits Are Going On Jags All Over World. Says Seer Sit Aloue and Relax and Your Spirit Will Go Jazzing Around, Frisco Medi um Avers. San Franci.ico, March 5. What is a "spirit jag?" . Although ' a spiritualist lor 27 years, Mrs." C. T. Martin, 215 Shot well street, says she does not know. "Jags," to Mrs. Martin, means "something associated with jazz." "The spirit wave that is sweeping the nation's capital," says' Mrs. Mat tin, "is not exactly a jag. I'd never thought of it in that way. It makes people forget their troubles, lif's them into halcyon realms, hasn't any bad after effects, and it costs nothing. You simply drink your fill of spirit with satisfying results. "Washington, D. C., isn't the only city where the people are daily go ing on 'spirit jags,' you call them. San Franciscans Jive by it. This is the greatest spiritual center in the world. The spirit wave is sweepirlg every country. I have letters from China, Australia, . Brazjl, France everywhere, and they are on the same line." Society women in large numbers, ministers, educators, business men and all people who are seeking hap piness and the solution of problems find their way to Mrs. Martin's door. 27 Years a Medium.,' She lives in a shabbv, unpainted house in the Mission. She ha. lived, in the same place for 35 years and for 27; years she has been a me dium. The gray-haired,., gentle faced little woman looks out at you from clear, psychic eyes, ' "The formula given by Mrs. Jane B. Coats of Washington is correct," she says. "Sit alone and relax. Put the feet flat on the floor. Then raise the hands over "the head slowly, with palms upward. Give yourself com pletely up to t. In this way you can flood yourself with spirit and wash away all your cares. "It is disgraceful to compare the effects with intoxication or drugs a" spiritual bath - is- uplifting, lasting and produces powerful results. Some of the leading men and women of this city come to my humble home I live like this because I am so in terested in my work I haven't time for anything else. Has Many Visitors. "As far as the soul leaving the body is concerned, many people right here in this city," continued Mrs. Martin, "go on adventures into the spirit world. The spirit steps out of the body and naturally it has a carefree, happy feeling, but I do not teach that. Through my pyschic powers I (simply try to help people solve their problems, and you can see for yourself there are many de mands on my time." Nabbed Belgian Uses Gun He Had in Wooden Leg Paris, March 5. Two Belgian youths arrested in Brussels recently were thoroughly searched before be ing put in charge of a policeman to be taken to jail. Hardly out of the station, how ever, when one of them produced a gun out of apparently thin air and killed the policeman. After eluding the police for some months the two were finally arrested in Paris, where Prevost, the elder of the two, showed the police' that he had a wooden leg. In acleverly contrived pocket near the knee was the revolver. Wife Supported Family, Says Mate of Accident Victim San Francisco, March 5. C. L. Wilkinson loved his wife he loved her so much that he valued her at $100,000. This is the amount that the hus band is asking of the United rail roads of San Francisco because his wife was killed by a car at a cross ing. Wilkinson asserts in his suit that his wife was the chief support of his family and that he has suf fered a financial loss of $100,000 be cause of her death. 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Now, remember, I send you, absolutely free, a trial of Rheum-Alterative and n pair of Dyer Counter irritant $1.00 Foot Draft Pad ; no money for them now or at any othiT time, and all you need do is send your name and address to Frederick Dyer, 13?8 Dyer Bldg., Jarkson. Mich. j Thia valuable free treatment may be the I very thing you have been searching fnr to turn your life into sunshine and iflad 1 lies a. I believe it will, Letters From Home Made Father to Son (Continued From rage One) fore lunch he appears in the Senate Chamber, adjusts the rod in his niorris-chair to the last notch, puts the Congressional Record over his face, an signals fer Senator Borah to begin where he left off the night before. Can't Do Bunk Fatigue All the Time. Occasionally hie rest is broke by the heat of debate. The crash of a poorly aimed ink-well against his desk or the noise of an impetuously Lhurled chair causes him to stir rest lessly. Oentlemen, gentlemen, he says drowsily, tappin fer order with his fountin pen. "Gentlemen. Really!" But by that time the Senate has fergot he is there. So after tappin all the ink out on the floor he puts on a pair of ear-muffs, carried fer that purpose, an goes to sleep again. As long as the President keeps well the Vice President can live in happy retirement. But at the first official sneeze out of the White House his winter's rest is broke. "What's that?" 'say he, sitting up quickly, "Did I hear somebody pagin me?" "May I ask who you are an how you got in here?" says the Gentle man from Indiana, beckonin fer the Sergeant-in-arms. "I'm the Vice President," says the defendant eagerly. Upon which they all turn round to gaze at him curiously. "Gentlemen," says the Senator from California, "This raises an in terestin question. One which we may as well debate as anything else. 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TODAY MAY BE YOUR HELP YOUR She may be suffering from iron starvation of the blood THOU SANDS OF WOMEN SUFFER FROM THE GREAT DEVITA LIZING WEAKNESS AND NERVOUSNESS caused by iron starvation without ever suspecting the real cause of their trouble- They think that they are weak and nervous as a result of age. worry or overwork or they think that their disturbed digestion, head aches, heart palpitation, shortness of breath, pains across the back, etc. are due to some serious disease, which is often not the cass at all their blood has simply thinned out and become pale, thin and watery and is starving for iron. This is proven by the fact that when many of these same women take organic iron for a while their alarming symp toms quickly disappear and they become strong, robust and healthy. You most have iron to enable your blood to change' the food yoa eat into living cells and tissue. With' out iron this change cannot be nude and as a consequence, nothing you eat does you the proper amount of good you do not get the full strength out of it. Women especially need iron more than men as their indoor life and the strain they are under, renders them more anaemic. It is astonishing bow very few women after thirty years of age, have sufficient iron in their blood, and it is almost equally surprising how many girls are afflicted in the same way. Lack of iron not only brings on a devitalizing weakness bat it makes a woman look old very quickly aa it takes away the youthful fresh ness from her bps and cheeks and the sparkle and life from her eyes and even gives her face a haggard and "drawn" look. IF YOU WISH TO RENDER YOUR MOTHER A REAL SERVICE, take her to a medical laboratory and have a "blood-count" made of her red blood corpuscles and ari just bow anaemic she may be - or if you do not want to do thia, insist that she eat more spin ach and other iron containing vegetables and take organic iron with them for a month and ace what a difference it makes. Thousands of women have surprisingly in creased their strength, energy and endurance in two weeks time by this simple experiment. But in 'making this test be sure that the iron you take is organic iron and not metallic or mineral iron which people usually take. be very pleasant, I don't want to make the job out too bad. In fact I guess it might be better if you didn't say anything about this let ter at all. If this sort of thing got around it might be hard to get any body to take the job. 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It is the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood and cast, them out in the form of urine, but in many instances the bowels create more toxins and im purities than the kidneys can elimi nate, then the blood uses the skin pores as the next best means of get ting rid of these impurities, which break out all over the skin in the form of pimples. The surest way to clear the skin of these eruptions, says a noted au thority, is to get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of hot water each morning before breakfast for one week. This will prevent the formation of toxins in the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys to normal activity, thus coaxing them to filter the blood of impurities and clearing the skin of pimples. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. Here you- have a pleasant, ef fervescent drink which usually makes pimples disappear, cleanses the blood and is excellent for the kidneys' as well. cheer, ready to offer OPPORTUNITY TO MOTHER Organic iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples, while metallic iron is iron just as it comes from the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron. Organic iron may be had from your druggist tinder the name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxatea iron represents organic iron m such a highly concentrated form that one dose is estimated to be approx imately equivalent (in organic iron content) to eating half a quart of spinach, or one quart of green vegetables. It is like taking extract of beef instead of eating pounds of meat Nuxated Iron also contains a re markable product, brou ght to the attention of the French Academy of Medicine by the celebrated Dr. Robin, which repre sents the principal chem ical constituent of active living nerve force, FOR FEEDING THE NERVES, so that NtTXATED IRON might be said to be both a BLOOD and a NERVE FOOD. Nuxated Iron comes in tablet form only. Look for the letters N. L on every tablet; Your money will be refunded by the man ufacturers if yonr MOTHER IS THE GRANDEST NAME IN THE WORLD! Think of the suffering your mother has endured for you Everybody in the family complaint but mother wheo your mother passes from life you will never have another. Help her in every way while you can. mother does not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. Take a package of Nuxated Iron home to her tonight. AnVKRTINKMr NT Aches ana Pains! Instant Relief Don't fool with s!ow?-actlnK reme dies when Hc;y's Mustarine does tho work in half the time. When your throat is soro or the agonizing pains of rheumatism rack your body or old lumbago compels you to lio very still, then you want something that will put you on your foot HKntn and the quicker it docs It the more Joyful you'll be. It's Hegy's Mustarlne you want be cause it is known as the quickest paln-klller on earth. It end3 aches nrA ivilnl anil 1-I1UTS KWOllpn Joint Land musolps in half the ttine it takes most remedies. Hub on Urgy's Mustarlne, the best ami speediest Of thetn all for chest colds, pleurisy, broi'chitts. neuralgia, neuritis, pout, stiff neck and sore feet. Its the original mustard plaster Improvement si rut cannot Mister. Sold only in h yellow box 30 and 60 cents. Tho r, Phorman & McConnell Prus stores can supply you. ADVKItTISKMKNT Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair Soap should be ysed very carefully if you want to keep your hair look ing its best. Most soaps and pre pared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless) and is better than anything else you can use. One or two tcaspoonsfu! of Mul sified will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply, moisten, the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, re moving every particle of duit, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap and a few ounces will supply ever' member of the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. ADVERTISEMENT BEAUTY SPECIALIST TELLS SECRET A Beauty Specialist fiives Homo Made Kecipo to Darken Gray Hair. Mrs. JI. I. Gillespie, a well-known beauty specialist of Kansas City, re cently gave out the'followlna; state ment regarding gray hair: "Anyone can prepare a slmpls mixture at home that will darken gray hair, anrl make it soft and glos sy. To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum. a small box of Barbo Compound and ounces of' glycerine. These ingredients ran ba pur chased at arvv druff store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is ob tained. This will make a gray haired person look twenty yeara younger. It does not color the acalp, is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off." Bad ColdsSniffles Catarrh Bad Habita Now fILMOMME- BALM (ANALGESIC) Applied in nostrils or as directed pre vents, relieves scientifically. At your druggists and wholesalers. The Almoline Co., Pawnee City, Neb. mmmmm