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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18

officially 20 answer
this question and
guaranteed rules
for attracting the
capricious mascu-
line fancy. which,
like the wind. blow
eth where II listeth.
and no one can tell
when, or why, or
where II listeth.
Why some girls
attract the admira-
ton OF men and
others are passed
over; why some
women are born 10
be bellies and others
are foredoomed 20
be wsllflowers. is
one OF the faminine
mYateriaa thar have
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
Talk IL over with Her.

Dear Miss Fairfax ! am ~ ard | am
In love with charming girl. About
two weeks ago | lost my position and
have no prospects for another as yet
DO you think I should be attentive to
this girl. as she has many admirers?
State your case to your girl friend
You are far too young to be considering
marriage at present, and II she is of a
similar age there is no reason why you
should feel that you are wasting her
time by being friends and no more. I'm
doubtedly you will have a position soon;
don't be discouraged about few weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
Inspiration
Ry JANE MLEAN.

| heard you laugh
Out the crowded way
And 10, weary stopped to smile.
A newsboy sold dozen papers, while
A straying sunbeam touched your cheek in play
heard you laugh
heard you laugh
Twas In darkened
Where pain had made the hours seem drear long,
And To- the sickroom echoed with a song
A breath OF Spring that hShtened all the gloom;
I heard you laugh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18

was governor OF Madras. The price Is
said to have been fixed at $4,000. and
Pitt is believed TO have credited its real
value at that time at 100000. His pa
trotism would have liked to see the dla.
mond go to Queen Anne. but her funds
were generally at low ebb-for royalty
and we're not equal to the strain OF buy
ing the wrond-ous stone.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
Don't Rurh Into MnrrInnr.

Dear Miss Fairfax am q young girl
Of II years and am going with young
married woman, but expects to marry
mo the latter part of this month. lilo
has no use for INV mother, and he doesn't
intend having me go to sea any Of my
relatives after | am married TO him.
Would Il be your opinion for me TO marry
him or reconsider the natter
AMELIA w.
certainly advise you against marry
ing this man, who Wishes to estrBnge you
from your family. You are young and
would do we'll to wait. Perhaps YOU can
bring him TO take a different attitude
both in regard TO his own friendship and
toward your people.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
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found himself Obliged to purchase the
favor of the Shah Jehan OF Delhi by
presenting him the paragon of his collec
ton. the matchless diamond whose fame
was already spread abroad over India,
stone.
In 1861 Tavenier visited the court of
Delhi, where Aurungzebe. son Of Jehan
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18

was then reigning. and as a great factor
he was permitted to see the monarch's
collection Of Jewels. among which. and
chief of which, was the stone now known
as the Great Mogul Tavernier, as has
been already remarked. was an expert
in gems. and his delight can be imagined
when he was allowed TO take in his hand
and close inspect 1.-The finest diamond
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18

OF secret partner in the Golconda mines.
ans as such apparently got the lions
share OF the output. for he became cele-
brated for his immense stores OF gems,
and possessed. according to general be-
lief, so many. diamonds that he counted
them by the sackful.'
Amid the intricacies of oriental intrigue,
II came about that the Emir jenna
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
BY DOROTHY DIX.

get hundreds of letters from girls ask
ing me what they can do TO make them
selves admired by men.
No one In the world is wise enough spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
Choice Fresh
Candles

Our Candy Department is becoming
a most important one and so II should
he when the very high quality OF
the Original Package" Candies we
handle. is considered.
soc Goodwill's Chocolates Din purple
poA) saturday ........,....a 9o
Liggetts Elect Chocolates Cevery
piece containing a nut. fruit or nov
gut cehter)' ID .............. 500
Tainty Dutch Delights, y ID. 49,. soc
80 $3.50 ssss ss.sss. 900
Llggetts Butter and Milk Bitter
sweets, per ID. .......... aoa
Liggett's Fruit Cordial Chocolates. u
d. oooi I ID. ......, "A 40
We sell the original (BaPr's) Sal
urday Candy" There are over 100
different limitations now
Ours tBarrs) is fresh every satur-
"AS' 10 ''''...,'.......... zee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18

Chewing Gum. All binds sc
saturday, 2 pk6u. for '''.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-18
Advice to Love1orn : I" Beat. Beatrice

OF idleness, but seek to terminate then
as soon as possible
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Brother of A. B. Shepherd
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Thomas NJ. Shep-
herd will be held tomorrow at 2:30
o'clock at Wright's chapel. 1887 Tenth
street northwest. Intermcnt will be
private. In the Shepherd plot in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
He was a brother Of Alexander B.
Shepherd. the last governor of the Dis
trict, and died Monday at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. At the beginning OF
the civil war the two brothers enlisted
in the District volunteers under Cap
tain Stead. The command to which
they were attached was the first to
cross into Virginia. where they did
service for several months. After the
war the brothers were in business in
Washington until 1873. when Alexander
was appointed governor of The District.
Thomas entered the District service
about twenty years ago, and continued
in service until about four years ago.
when ne retired.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Target For Inquiries.
Funeral Is Arranged
For Capt. o. S. Wiley

Funeral services for Capt. Owen
Slicer Wiley. who died yesterday at
his home in the Parker apartment
Sixteenth street and Park road north
west. will be held Friday at II O'Clock.
with Rear Admiral J. }. Kane. chap
lain of the United states navy. retired.
officiating. Officers of the Coast Guard
will serve as honorary pallbearers. In
terment will he made in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. with military honors.
Captain Wiley was born in Washing
ton. April Z. 1874, and was appointed
to the Revenue Cutter Service from the
District. He served in the navy dur
Ing the civil war as a volunteer officer
on the Pocahontas and the Crusader.
During his career he saw service in
tho Arctic, along the Pacific coast, and
in practically every other station OF
the Coast Guard. He was vice COM
mander OF Burnside Post. G. A. r., OF
This city. and a member OF the Oldest
Inhabitants Association. He Is sur
vived by his wife. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Wiley;
a brother. George r. a. Wiley, and
two sisters. Miss Ada II. Wiley and
Miss l.. l.. Wiley, of l408 Dclatield
place northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
"Dleppe," Pet Cuban Poodle,
viii Determine Winner at
Gayety Saturday Night.
HOW HE WILL DO IT SECRET
Manager Jarboe Has Decided to
Use Animals Cleverness in
Awarding Machine.

The supreme day" which every dog
10 supposed to have, according to the
ancient adage. will come to "Dieppe.
the pet Cuban poodle of Manager JAR
Doe. Of the Gayety Theater. next Sat-
urday night. when he will be the means
OF determining which one OF this week 5
patrons Of the theater will be presented
with tho five-passenger Grant automo-
bile which Is to be awarded at that
time.
Just how "Dicppe" will turn the trick
Iis being kept dark" by Manager Jar
J Doe. but he announced today that the
decision would rest entirely with the
dog. and the person he selected would
own the machine. "Dieppe'' Is as clever
a little dog as ever chased a cat down
an alley. and has a long list OF tricks
which he delights to exhibit.
Has Won Blue Ribbon.
Manager Jarboe has decided to utii-
ize one Of these tricks in awarding the
machine. but Just what the stunt will
be will not be known to the general
public until Saturday night, when the
big event comes on.
Although such tiny bit OF dog
that an hour would seem more than
his proper proportion. on the basis OF
haS already had one day. 1t came
three years ago when he was awarded
me first prize in the Washington Ken
mol Show, and 1t was a monstrously
proud little dog that frisked around In
the exhibit room with bright blue
ribbon. which the judges had attached
to his collar.
The car which Manager Jarboe is 10
present to some one of his patrons Is
on exhibit IN the lobby OF the theater
and is the center of attraction for all
who pass In and out.
Target For Inquiries.
''Thcy fire questions at me about the
mechanism Of the machine" said he
lust as though | were an automobile
expert. and expect me to answer them
! guess know less about automobiles
than any man in Washington. SO ! had
to get fellow to come down from
the Grant agency and coach me up @
Bit The machine Is fully equipped
having a self-starter. electric lights
and other modern devices.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
DEATHS

CQNNoLLY-At his residence. 1873 Park road
Tuesday morning, October 8. 1915. JOHN
his age.
Funeral from the Sacred Heart Chuicb at
"a. m. Thursday. lnterment at MI
Olivet Cemetery.
tsyracusc. N. y. papers please copy. 1
GATEs-on Tuesday. October 8, l9iS. at 3io
y. m. at Georgetown Hospital. JOHN G.
GATES, the husband Of Sarah NJ. Oates.
aged hfty-nine years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Windsor.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Windsor who died Tuesday at her
residence, So2i r street northwest. will
be held at Toltenvile. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Wi|SOn-Greene School Of Music

The only resident music school for young
iadieH In Washington. Indorsed by the
worlds greatest musicians. Voice, piano
VIOLIN harmony. grand opera. dramatic art
language. English literature. classic dan
cling. and accompanying. Twelve or more Tree
concerts by wOrld-rcnowned artists. Inquiries
solicited only from earnest 1T students with the
best social and financial references Catalogue.
NOTE-Special arrangements made for
Young ladies residing In Washington to live
in the g. hooi from Monday to Friday.
Thos. Evans Greene. Mrs Wilson Greene
Principals. 2G0l-.6iT Connecticut ave. wash
ington, d. G. Miss HodgkIn. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
MISS CHAPPELEAR,

IaI- VIE 81, N, w
PHONE NORTH 6s4i
GLONER'S. 6l3 END; class dances Tues
Thurs. a Sat, 6OC; ladies free: private les
sons any hour SOC: fox trot. one-step. hesita-
tion. waltz, 2.step; latest method Ph. ". ll.9.
NILLERS. Belasco Thcatei.
Up-to- the minute Dances.
Ann6sMer rates. II. bse0-Y.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Funerals
John Franklin Connolly.

Funeral service for John Franklin
Connolly. for nearly forty years an
cnployc of the Government Printing
Office. who died suddenly at his home.
ll93 Park road northwest. yesterday
nged siXtv-scven years, will be hell to-
morrow at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart
Church. with intCrmont In Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. He Is survived by his widow
and two daughters
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

WATCH CHARM Odd Fellow -. martod 10
Arthur Carr. Treasurer o. a. r" a.
reward returned to ARTHUR CARR,
ylyatts VILE. Nd
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
IN MEMORlAM

Notices for this column are accepted At 70
cents nat. either prose or poetry. In case mo-
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
tor each line In excess Of ten.l
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Miss Lois Barnes.

Funeral services for Miss Lois Barnes
who died yesterday. will be held at
the residence of her mother. So T street
northwest. tomorrow at 2:D o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
e9S5H5sS eSf!7'HSS

Old Masonic Temple. nth and r streets
wnshinGtOn's Leading business school
Thorough courses. Day and Might in Short
hand Uitman or Gregg. Touch Typewri,ing,
Bookkeeping. Accounting. English Civil
Service. sixteen experienced teachers. Over
100 new typewriters. Graduates assisted 10
good positions. Reserve desk and locker now
write. call or phone Main $3.50 for cataio9is
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Vital Records
Rirtha.

Births.
Carl j. and Edna E. Schmidt, siri.
salvatore salvatore and Caterina Rinsidi, boy.
Marino ,,ri and Vingenzetta Garnbacirto. boy
Hs'rY5 Fl sas ffa ss.as. s. Exss.sss ssss ss1
leo leo J; and Nellie f. Dugan. boy.
John :; and barbara Donohoe. girl.
John ID. and Ellen r. Scott, boy.
James and Irene owens, girl.
Joseph and Amanda hewitt, girl,
James II. and Florence v. Early. boy.
Harry L. and Ida J. Derricote. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
Gordon w. sullivan and Susie b. Newton.
both OF Fredericksburs, Va.
"iiilsm RiasmoC, C. Burke and sva I. Hose. both Of
Thomas D. Harrington. Boston. and Marta
Harry g; George and Luc,na. "a Maxwell
Mnrry oI G l.. Mel Mslnteer and Ethel NJ. Cline. both
John " p GoSs sa ana fsis Eiinsbs;, 81 ksasns sss,
|. ger. both Of baltimore.
Harry Q. Clayberger and Antoinetts J. Lys-
David 4. whe,zel, ca,lett Va. and Lo,,,.
$. Clsggett. Nokesville. Va.
Deaths.
John PrIdgeon. u years. ocs Fifth street
Henry Kerr. 7s years. United States Soldiers
Home Hospital
Pearl Dayhoff. "a years. Tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Clarence II. King. a. years. Emergency Hos.
pital.
John c. Gates. 90 years. Georgetown Univer-
| sity Hospital.
Sophie friedenbers. 20 years. 1lis Robinson
! street southwest.
I Infant Of John and Barbara Donohoe, Is
minutes. 659 Florence street northeast.
susan A. jackson. g. years. Bowen road.
| ID. C.
Louise McEntrec. - years. Frecdmen's Hos.
| pital.
Bertha Chambers. rs years Garfield Hospital
| Ellen Bell. IS years, 1928 Wisconsin avenue
| northwest.
Mary Maine, % years. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Osborn Leo 60 years. ll2i First street north
| west.
| pital.
Pearl Dorsey. II years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Julis King. 60 years. sc5 Delaware avenue
| southwest.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
LOST AND FOUND

81, The dorchester before l. m. and receive
reward. I.
RAILROAD TlCkET-R O., monthly,
Washington 10 Laurel. Reward for return
GEORGE EARLE, Room los district Bldg
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
DANCING

PROF. WYNDHAM IS' 5s ,saS MS'. n, 5sS9. w
Miss Bursay. Up-to-the- Minute. All Dances.
MR.. AND MRS. HARTLEY, formerly MISS
COULTER 1902 o n. W; all dancing
taught; private lessons. soc. Phone y. slS.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
VEORGETOWN
" UNIVERSITY
The Law School
Session Of 1sIS-1s1e begins Monday.
October 4th 1915. at s'so ,. =.

eecrstary's office open dail.' from
.. m. TO p. m. for registration Gnd
consultation.
HUGH ,. FEGAN. Secretary.
Georgetown Law School building.
sth end Jc SITS. NV. TeIepsens n. 1884
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25
BETTER FARM CREDIT
SYSTEM NEEDED

St. Joseph Mo-, Fa. II wealth of
the United Stat IS, estimated a.
$40, 1000, 100000 s..ould be TIE basis
on which. the prosperity of the
country rests perm nently, We. there
is mo- adequate Law under which to
finance the farnl. That was the con-
dition described lele last week at
the Lnters' ate Agricultural Congress
by w. C. Brown, former president
of the New Yo k Central Railroad.
THE establshm EN-. Of farm Gre
dts is one of the most import a MT
questions now before the nation, .
Mr.. Brown said. The farmer is pay.
ing twice the interest he should
Long time lcars at low rate
would enable the farmers to proper
ly finance his work and it is this
financing upon which depends to
a large degree the prosperity of
the country"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25

Shade, parking, weeping trees
send for them to Harlan Ia for
Ash, Elm, Sugar and Norway Ma
piles, Norway, Carolina, Silver, Golde
Poplars, Cotttonwocds, Sycamore,
Russian Olive, Sweet Chestnut,
Horse chestnut, Buckeyes and other
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25

kinds amy size up to 80 feet.
W. M. Bomberger Harla !. Ia adm4.
See Kommes Bios. for Sterling
Disks and seeder also keystone
Disks. If.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25
CHAMBEMAIN's COUGH RENE
DY-THE MOTHERS FAvoRITE


Il give Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy to my children when they
have colds or coughs" writes Mrs.
Verne shaffer, Vandergrift, Pa. 1t
always helps them and is far super
Tor to ally other cough medicine /
have used. advise anyone in need
CT such a medicine to give it a
trial !" Fol sale by Extra Drug Co.
Historian jones who is making
up the history of Audubon County
has been unable to travel the past
week on account of bad roads. A
few days sunshine and everything
will move again, and we will have
better roads.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25

Apple, Cherry, Plum trees, straw
berry plants, raspberry, blackberry,
gooseberries, culrants, grape vines,
evergreens shade trees, grove
trees shrubs, roots and bulbs. Book
your Orders now.
w. NJ. Bombeeger Harlan Ia.
advml4.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-25
A TEST FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
MENTALLY UNHAPPY
PHYSICALLY DULL.

The Liver, sluggish and inactive,
first shows itself in a mental state
unhappy and critical. Never is there
JOY in living, as when the Stomach
and Liver are doing their work.
Keep your Liver active and healthy
by using DR.. Kings New Life
Pills; they empty the Bowels freely
tone up your stomach, cure your
constipation and purify the blood
Csc at Druggist Bucklen's Arnica
Salve excellent for Piles.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
Guard Shooters Depart for
 Jacksonville to Enter Meet

Little Rock, Oct. 1.-The rife team or the Arkansas National Guard will leave tonight at midnight for Jackson vllle, Fla, to enter the national rife shoot. There will be IA days preIim- mary shooting, and the shoot will con. tinue until Oct. 2S.
 The team consists of the following members: Capt. L. c. Parsons. of Fayetteville, team captain: Capt A. Il. Stahel, of Little Rock, team coach. Capt. Hill Carruth, of Warren. team spotter; Capt. [. W. Amis. Corpora, W. w. Miner, Of Little Rock: Cant Jeff Ellis. Eergt. Fl. Thornton, of Ola. Capt. c. c. Cheshire, Sergt. D. R. Eofr Sergt. A. c. Hunter, Sergt. J. ". Bux- ton, of Fayetteville; Lieut.. R. c. Mikles of Magnolia; Capt. H. Boswell, of Hot springs; Sergt. R. Parish. Dermott. Private J. M. Farley. Alternates- sergt. Fl. Evans, Corporal T. P. Jones. of Blytheville and Corporal E. Julian of Piggott
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06

Old Bill Quibble in the Batesyille Record says: T have no objection to young women loafing about the depot when the passenger train is due but If were seeking wife I'd not look for her in that crowd"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06

Odd Bits of News-No new candi- date for governor has announced for more than 8 month.
 There was six bits in the general revenue fund in the state treasury that nobody called for all day.
 ..- .:-
 Hon. o. C. Ludwig, former secretary of state. who is now helping to hold the United States senate straight, contributes the following unpublished verse: If was back tn Arkansas I'd climb
 the tlinging vine, And from the densest foliage pluck
 the luscious muscadine; I'd take my dogs into the woods and
 meath the 'simmon tree Just watch and wait for possum fat,
 for that's what would suit me. I'd get some sweet potatoes and I'd
 bake them both together, And have a little midnight lunch re-
 gardless of the weather; Among the boys that would ask to
 join my feast that day Is one know who likes such things:
 his name is Dunaway.
 + .:-
 Since Capt. yon Papen, an attache of the German embassy, confesses that he used the term "idiotic Tan kees," as applicable only to newspa- per editors, he expects, probably, that the tone of the American press will become more conciliatory.
 I. T.
 The Mexican who killed an Ameri- can soldier with duck shot may imag. inc that he will need a 42-centimeter gun later on.
 i. i.
 GOLDEN HAIRS QUESTION. "Where are they taking mamma to?'' , Asked sweet little Golden-hair. As, nestled close to papa's breast, She watched the strange proceeding } there; Dear, loving hands had placed the fow'rs Upon the eask where mamma lay, And thro' the door her form they 2 bore Thought Golden.hair ''How strange ! playr' ! Where are they taking mamma to P Her big. blue eyes knew yet no tear; And why does papa cry so bad, } And other folks so sad appear? The big, black wagon looks so strange, And why does mamma ride alone7 But not word poor baby heard. For heavens host had claimed its own.
 Where are they taking mamma to?" Ah, Golden-hair, some day you'lf
 know;
 The goodbye kiss denied you here. Your mamma will in bliss bestov. Long weary days and years shall pass, You'll feel no more her gentle touch. Until you, too, are passing through The way that puzzles you so much.
 + i.
 There would be nothing whatever amusing or even suspicious about the following item form the Hot Springs Sentinel-Reeord, if it had not appeared in the society column, which calls for further explanations:
 Sheriff Chas. Webb went out to Lincoln township last night to serve some papers on people residing in that section"
 !. i. r. What has become of the man who said fifteen months ago that the war would not last more than six weeks7
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
Livery Day Big, Busy, Profitable Day
Better BabiesCOntest

A popular scientific movement to insure better race
 A grand array of little tots, ranging in age from six months to year. Judging will be at the Court House with awards at the Fair Grounds.
 Babies Babies Babies everywhere on Wednesday, the second day.
 A novel and educational feature.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
Implement Exhibits

A new departure at Fairs of special interest to farmers. One of the leading farm machinery manu- lecturers will maintain complete exhibit and dem- onstration of modern machinery on the grounds dur ing the four days
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
Exhibits

In the agricultural, live stock poultry culinary, textile, art, curio and plant departments surprising exhibits will be found daily Don't fail to visit the Exhibit Hall every day. Note the productiveness of White County soi see the handiwork of our ladies, learn whether not your neghbor is able to produce better of corn, larger pumpkin, finer cotton more luscious fruit than you have been growing
 Know your County. See the result of nation wide campaign for better agricultural methods The Fifth Annual White County Fair presents this op. portunity to you. Everybody will be profted by visit to this wonderful display of resources and possibilities.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
Free Attractions

who will present three of the most complete acts seen before the grandstand daily. Novel thrilling, mystifying. A feature attraction with Ringing Bros circus last season. An act worth while.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-06
LAUGHS, LYRICS
 AND LOGIC
By Clio Harper.

i. i. i. :. i. T. i. I. # :. i. ]
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

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