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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, MARCH 20. 1921.
Only Oncj Harem
Left in City of
Constantinople
This, Is Owned by Frenchman
City Is Dull Only Thrill'
V ToDe Found in Rus-
.. . sum Cafes, '
Constantinople, March 19, There
is only one harem lett in tonsianu
nople and that is owned Dy a rrenn
man-
A French correspondent, who
spent several weeks here, thought
that his visit would not he complete
until he had visited a harem. He
asked one of his Turkish friends to
arrange it , ,
"But there is only one harem left,
replied the Turk. "It is maintained
with very strict discipline and ac
cording to the best traditions. But
perhaps you yourself would have a
better chance of seeing it, tor tnis
last harem belongs to one of your
compatriots, the Baron Durdeau
Bey. The last real Turk is a French
man.
Not a Gay City.
The women of Constantinople have
been emancipated, it is true, but in
the streets they wear what appears
almost like a uniform. The cut of all
the street costumes is almost the
same, the only difference being in the
colors. Many women who still have
some respect for the old costumes,
wear small vcns 10 niae incir laces
In the mosques and even in th
street cars and railway trains .spe
cial compartments with curtains are
reserl-d for them, presenting a cur
ious mixture of modern and ancient
custom.
In spite of the many foreigners ar
riving: here since the war, constanti
noole cannot be called a gay city.
The disaster which carried down the
..Turkish empire has left its mark, and
not even the appearance of thousands
of strangers, many of them bent on
a biz time, can sweep this away
A few movie shows, two or three
theaters, and the Russian restaurants
form the city $ night life.
Cabarets a la Russ. "
The Rnssian restaurants are quite
remarkable. Their decorations are.
most bizarre; 'each one provides a
long-haired violinist and a lightly
clad dancer to provide enteitainment
and the service is intrusted to women
who came from wealthy Russian fam
ilics, now refugees. Each table bears
a card indicating the name of the
waitress, and in this way a stranger
learns that his zakouski or roast will
be served by the Countess X or the
Princess Z. They are treated with
the greatest ceremony by tne Rus
sians who frequent these places, and
it is not uncommon to see a Russian
guest kiss the hand of a waitress
before seating himself at a table.;
Greeks are to be seen. everywhere.
When King Alexander died the en
tire city was covered ' with Greek
flags draped in mourning. The tin
iest shops -jmt. out pictures of the
dead king and half the stores were
closed the day of the funeral. ,i
Prices Are High.
An American pays about $7 to $8
a dav for a room in a good hotel. A
iaircut, with tonic, costs. 75 cents.
a bottle of beer, 65 cents. An
mobile mav be hired for $5 an
our, but all these prices fail to take
into consideration tips which are
abnormally high.
Like New York, Chicago, Pari
and many of the other large cities
of the world, Constantinople is-now
suffering from "crime wave." Be
fore the war, '- say the Turks, they
could leave their doors open at night
without seriou risk.' Now shootings
and robberies.Qccur every night. .
Spring, Motor and r
The Countryside
(Contlaued from Pa One.)
danger sign, for nature had only
partially congealed the sod. '
First the rear - wheels went
through,: and spun' around busily
while we tried to lunge ahead and
get out. . -
Then the forward wheels went in.
The more we crowded the motor
the deeper in we went.
We got out and put the chains,
on, but they 6hly picked up tussocks
and hurled them at us, so that it was
not safe td stand within 10 feet of the
car. '- 1 . '
Then we went to get planks from
a fence near by. But just as we
were taking them the owner ,came
out and objected. A bull-dog which
accompanied him also objected. .'
We went back to the cat and tried
to build a road of stones un lcr it.
But the spinning wheels mere'v shot
the stones over the fence. One of
them hit the bulldog, which an
noyed him so that we had to get
into-the car and shut. all the doors.
The farmer sat on the wall, chewed
a Straw, which I had never seen a
farmer do before outside of pictures,
and looked on. '
Profit in Advice.
At last he mellowed and offered us
advice about getting out. His ad
vice consisted of the suggestion that
we get a horse. When he had made
this three or four times we began
, to take hini seriously and asked him
where a' horse could" be got.
He saidMhat he had a horse, not
a very good horse, but one which
would, in his opinion, do the work.-
"But it would be a darn shame to
make the poor dumb animal pull
that big automobile," said he farm
, er. I couldn't think of letting him
suffer as he would have to suffer for
less'n $S0.
Well, there was nothing else to
do. The poor dumb animal suffered
piteously for about an hour and a
half, and once more we were on the
country road. I have often won
dered since what was the horse's
"cut" out of the $30 for the agony
he was forced to undergo.
It took us an hour to get on the
hard high road. When we got there
we stayed there till we got home.
Somebody said, as we parked the j
car in the back yard, that it was i
lovely spring day. -We were sur
prised. That fact had wholly escaped
our observation. - .
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Letters From HomeMae Father
Dear Son:
I have7 just been readih aninter
cstin' discussion between the great
naval experts, Senator porah an
General Mitchell on! '
"What is a Navy?"
"Havin made an exhaustin in
vestigation into the modern battle
ship," says the Senator," I have
discovered a very startlin' thing. U
it was to get hit with three hundred
tons of .nitro-glycerine there's every
reason to believe it would be de
stroyed I believe the Navy Depart
ment has been in possession of this
information fer a long time an has
been keepiri it a secret from the
public."
Whereupon the General moves a
resolution that the battleship is a
menace to the navy an ought to be
abolished.
"Any man." says ho, "not actively
interested in makm boiler-plate,
knows that a modern navy consists
of nothin but aeroplanes
; Just then one of the naval board
who has been asleep gets up an
moves what a nice. thing jt would o
if the navy could get hold of, a cou
ple of good boats He is immediately
thrown out 6f the room fer coritemt
of court an' interferin' in things he
don t know anythin' about '
I In school, of course,. I was learned
that a navy was a body of boats in-
tirely surrounded by water in my
ignerance I was proud of our super
dreadnauts "I rested my confidence
on em wow I wouiant dare rest
my elbow on 'em fer fear of. sendin'
'em to the bottom. It's sort of dis
illusionin'. What I thought was the
world's finest collection of , floatin'
forts turns out to be about as useful
as a Detroit livery stable.
Simple in Olden Days. -;.
Naval warfare used to be; a lot
simpler than i is now. Tt was run
on the plan .of two." kids crackin'
horse-chestnuts together. The op
posin' fleets ran into each other 'as
hard as they could1 an the victery
went to the toughest. If anybody
had had the brains to build a rub
ber ship in them days they'd have
been king of the boundin' ,, waves fer
sure.
In those times it was a mans
game. .None ot this long distance
exchangin' of chemical factories.
Before a' fight was over a man got
to knojw his enemies by their first
names an a lot of other names that
wasn't, mentioned at their christen-
in s. . ' s
When the fleets cot within a few-
hundred yards of each other the Ad
miral Raised his. megaphone.
"Have all the gunners got
matches?" he cries.;. .'..
"Eye, eye, sir, ' comes the lusty
shout. , v.
Then go to it .-my. hearties an'
mind the splinters." . '
Closer an" closer, the great Ships
Approach 'til they're almost touchin'.
Simultaneously the order to light
the guns' rings out. There is a ter
rible explosion an a cloud of smoke
like a flash light picture. Cannon
balls'1 eo fly in' through the air with
out regard fer passin'ships.
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rieein' is in an awful snarl. The Ad
miral's whiskers has been shot away
but he still retains his dignity.
That ends the first part -of the bat
tle. In them days the guns; all loaded
from the business end. In order to
refill 'em you had to'p'ufl up along
side a dock somewheres. Gangplanks
was now run between the opposin'
fleets an' the rest of the battle was
conducted with table-legs, carvin'
"The Admiral's whiskers has been
shot away but he still retains his
dignity."
knives an' other weapons. now con
fined to domestic warfare.By agree
ment they kept at it till everybody
got knocked overboard when I the
vinnin' crew swam ashore to be in
terviewed. ,
Those was the (Jays of red-blooded
men. 1 hough 1- don t see how they
kept enough inside of 'em to prove
it. A man didn t make near the
fuss then about hayin'.his leg shot off
a; he does now about bein'", vacci
nated. Folks as a whole seemed to
be better natured. Expirin' seamen,
observin' their commandin' officer
passin' by, would rise, lalute, apol
ogize fer gettm shot, an then drop
dead with, a peaceful smile.
How To Die Decently.
Great leaders, havin' attempted to
stop a cannon ball an . muffed it,,
never .bored their .friends describin'
their sensations. ,' 4
"Give me your arm, Marrhaduke,"
say s' the Admiral, ohserym, . his
trusty sealegs disappearin'ovcr the
port rail. V ),
You re wounded, sir, says the
intelligent subaltern. ;
None of your impudence,, sirrah, ,
replies the Admiral i.aughty. ."Have-
you got a pencil? Take down my.
last words:
" 'It is my desire that every man
perish before half past six.'
Do you remember if anybody
ever said that bctore? Now call
over a few men to sind around an
watch me die in a picturesk way.
I hen,, havin completed' all ar
rangements, he passed calmly into
histery. ,
' But those days is gone. In the
next war any ship that has the nerve
to leave its dock will get rammed
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from above an' .below so quick she
wont ..know whether to. blow up or
sink. The sea battle as a public
spectacle is over. A fisherman set-
tin' out his nets of a summer's morn-H
in can be. right in the middle of one
of the world's greatest sea fights an
never know it unless . perhaps he
gets hit in. the head with a fallin'
monkey wrench. I know now what
they mean when-' they talk of il.e
high seas.
It's goin' to bring a great change1
to the middlewest. As long's a
man has never seen nothin' but wheat
fields, boomin the navy is about as
satisfactery as bein' a book agent in
the NortH Carolina mountains. But
now, under the. new idear, Okla
homa is as likely to be the scene
fer the next .naval battle as Sandy
Hook. . The reporter from the Sioux
City Gazette may be the first-one
to get the real news of the scrap.
"The Great Naval Battle Which
Started Yesterday O.T the Delaware
Coast H,as Worked West Over the
Alleganies American Sailors Fight
Bravely Disputin'- Eevery Mile of
Ground Atlantic Squadron Tem
porarily Forced Out of Battle by
Lack of Gasoline Admiral Pike's
Flagship Destroyed by Machine-gun
Fire Admiral Lands in Haymow
an Is Uninjured."
Kaleidescopic Naval Styles.
As a matter of fact it was time to
quit buildin' boats anyhow. The
styles change so fast that they're no
good befone you tan finish 'em.
Every year the keel ofa new floatin'
fort is layed down which is goin' to
be two supers ahead of any super
dreadnaut in existence. The layin
is attended with much ceremony an'
a number ot congressmen, .r-orty
gallons of ice cream an' a barrel of
lobster salad is charged to interior
AIIVHRTISEMF.NT
WHAT TO EAT TO PUT
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PHYSICIAN TELLS HOW iRONJpONTAINING VEGETABLES SUCH AS LENTILS,
SPINACH APPLES, ETC. WHEN REGULARLY TAKEN WITH ORGANIC
IRON BUILD GREAT STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE
-At their own doors in tn very gardens
ot those who are weak, nervous and ail
in 8 all the while is one of .the most valu
able tonics and strength-builders known to
medical science, said Dr. ( James Sullivan,
formerly physician of Beltovue Hospital
(Outdoor Dept.) and the ' Westchester
County Hospital,, New York, when con
sulted recently.
Dr. Sullivan further aaid: :"If your
daily diet contains an abundant amount of
iron you are giving your body the red
blood food it craves. But if your blood
lacks iron and is- thin, pals and watery
i you cannot expect to be strong and well.
On the contrary, your nerves become
Weakened and you become irritable, fussy
and easily upset. In such cases. What you
need is iron-r-organic iron to remove the
cause of your trouble, and the moment
organic iron is supplied it is often wonder
ful how qnickly your multitude of symp
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decoratin.' Speeches is' made re
gardin' the smartness of the age an'
the speakers. Then everybotiy goes
about tht-ir business an fergets the
whole thing til it comes time fer
launchin.'
Along about then the; Seiu'or class
in Dreadnauts from Annapolis takes
a visit to the Navy Yard to find
what one looks like before gradu
atin'. "Here." savs the Professor, ston-
pin' before the future Queen of the ,
Water. ' "is an example of the old f
styla cratt what used to be used.
Even yon can see what a clumsy old
tub it was. What boat was that, my
good man?"
When he finds it's the latest addi
tion to our fightin' forces there's
considerable stir. An extra session of
Congress is called to dtidc what to
do with it. They finally tmv it out to
sea an use it fer aeroplanes to prac
tice droppm bums on.
There's just this one thing about a
boatless navy, though. Aeroplanes
is mighty useful as long as the op
posin' party has boats to destroy.
What good are they goin' to be when
everybody gives up "boats, though?
What i an they destroy then? - No
body has seemed to think of that.
I'm goin to quit now an put this
before my Congressman. If it wasn't
fer thinkin' fellows like me these
politicians would build up a great
fleet of destroyin' engines an' the;i
find there wasn't nothin' to destroy.
What we want in the navy is less
talk an' more Fords.
yours indignantly, -Amos
H. Amesby Fath.
(Copyrlpht. 1921. by Ed Streeter.)
Paris Bright Again After
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a true red blood food, like the iron in your
blood itself and like the iron in spinach,
lentilsVand apples. In fact if you will eat
a pint or -two of spinach, half a pint of
lentils and three or four baked apples
each day you will probably not need to
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most people prefer to eat a smaller
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ent anoint with Cutieura Ointment to
soften, soothe and heal. Finally dust on a
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