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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
OMAHA is NOTING
PURE FOOD WEEK
In Response to Governors Procla.
nation Special Endeayor is
Being Made.
PLEA rs FOR spoTLEss TOWNS

n you are regular PATTON Of a
dairy lunch ana this week find your
table 70 be trifle more, u possible,
spotlessly clean, your rolls mite
moro appealing Or the pie slightly
more delicious Or n you dine ~ q
matter ~ course 10 the oriental
rugged SHOW place n some downtown
hotel and find the soft -sbelIed crabs
b little softer me nlief Dc sole just
whit rendered. 81 The cafe de nolr
70 please With heretofore uncom
monted on tang, blame II on the Rov.
efnor of Nebraska
For tbla IL pure Food Week
govcnor Join vi Mofebesd few
Weeks sluee issued proclamation M
nonlgblnE the citizens N fhe state 10
hats 10 he plea fof Weeks sabefstfit,
INK Tor state n sp0ilesg towns
note Gotsrnor's prOcfamsfi lion.
purYeYoF ~ food ana f6o1 products
u Omaha started the Wesk with ~ ons
ihpslaSUe iespo6fe N the governor .
proclamation
Many NJ the Rr6eefa and Bsal MARKETS
bhYe 5tifaruTeip arranged window %.
plays N honor N apgfe FOND Wesk
DlH t1s beeH ehased from oBi eyeft
ho6k and ere9lee, ma those vino handle
Omahas f1odstu6s 6fe afafed. IN IN
NE gety leasf seem 10 h.. III aprons
nm hoh@s tbaf ARE HiJe mofe IN.
maenmeig dean AMI Write ~ bloc or
striped, ~ The ease may BE-
Tbe g5yefH0fs proclamation aiming
5'hop 0aka for fbo following N beaf
~ "hii producers and consumers ~
food products all 6fRaHlzati6Bs
N commercial endeavof, sll s1eietles M
puzzle uflfafos all concerns engaged ~.
aeii'og eiHfI5atlng ard manufacturing
funds ~ concerns engaged In the
production n foods
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Encyclopedias Britannica

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rich folks The examples already given sufficient
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
A Richly Illustrated
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-08
in eO(er Jllillion.
SRI. Gifber Glepelanb tutrS bliHoe
Sploaten unterrihteu.

SRI. @Itber GIepeIanO. Die Glteite
So9ter bes Oeritorbenen friiberen
grdIoenten 9roper GleOelano, nimmt
Elm rebes Snterefe an gemeinniiBigen
uno pobltGtigen 8eitrebunsen. 8ie
beri6tet piro, bat SRI. Glepelunb, bic
I9On felt 2lusbru6 oes Srieges ii4
eifrig nit Der Srisgsfiiriprge in Bel
glen, Srantrei9 unO gngIunb be-
i6Gftigt bat, nun ben Gnti9luB 9es
Fabt, ibre SGtisteit ipe5ieGli ben franz
s0Iif6en SOlbatsn gu piomen, Die i'm
Sriege erbliuoet iino.
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Stubium Der 8linoenunterri4tung
sstporfen uno beabitatigt, nd6oem iie
bic srforOerlidsn &enntniTe erIan9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-08
&niiiiGe Seftien.
Gin brutalrr 8rfebl 0rs Generals
SoildleIiolr.

Dos 8OIffI9e Selegrapbenbureuu
melbet: llniere 9ruppen iinb in ben
8siiB zines ruiiiI6en 9efebIs seInnst,
Der in oeutider lIsberieBung folgens
Osrmoben Iautet: n9efebl an Den &oms
manoeur oss l. turteitaniIhen Qrmeez
torps bonn 2. Is. Suni 1915. Bon
Dem Sberbefeblsbdber iino fir bic &ns
lpenoung BON 9erseltungsmuBreSeln
an sefanssnen oeutI9en Sploaten fir
betdnntlperbenoe 5dGe BON 9erbOren
ruIiiider 9efangener unter glnpens
oung pon SOFTER un0 9eritiimmsluns
gen folsenbe ergGnSenoe gtnipeiIungen
9egeben pproen: Die Ser9eltungsmabs
regel iOq i'm 9erei9 bes Sorps ni6t
ipdter als fiinf5ebn Gage naa Be
tauntlperoen Oes Sales BON srauIas
mer 9ebanoIung erfulgen uuter ans
9abe oes glnlaTes. gluberoem ioll
ben 9efdngenen alIgemein betdnntgeges
ben perben, oaB ieoe neue Srauiams
teit ausritrengite 9ergeitrIng finoen
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8erItiimmelung oes Soidten PetIhns
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teilung gefungerer oeutider SoIoaten
sebn Mann, obre QusIdIuB Der Diff
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teiten, Ole in Der lebteR 3eit BON ben
Deutiben periibt poroen iinb.
(ge5.) Gsneral SbifdeIiois."
Wenn Elm Sberbefeblsbdber sinen 10
beitimmten gefebl gu 8ergeltungss
mabnubmen sibt, bann iOIIts man aIs
TeIbItperitdnoIidb annebmen, bab bic
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burh beutfde Solouten tonnte BON
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oeutf6en qrmseteilen iiberbdupt tein
RoIat Ses uFuriideu Reiterrsgiments,
Dem psti9nieip angebDrte, ssfdngen
aenommen ipurSe. 9iss III inSpii9en
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babers BEL benz erItsn turtsfunif6en
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entSisbt fd nod Der DffsntIiden
9enntnis. unabbdnsis bapon sehOrt
aber Die 9rauiamtsit un6 Derbre9es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-08
Sein Stdnopuntt.

Sunger OffiSier perubfdiebet fif
bon Ieinsr 5rau uuf benz 8abnbof. bie
iunse Jruu mint Dem 3use nad.
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Ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-08

ride 2ei6tfertigteit, nit Der bieie
Sentsrsorbeit obne 9enaue nnteriu'
dung angeOrbnst tporben 1T, Dor ben
Ri6terItubl Der 9eift9te.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

When you wash your hair, be
careful what YOU use. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos contain too
much alkali. which is very injuri-
Gus, as Il dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use Is Just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil. for
this is pure and entirely grease
less. It's very cheap. and beats the
most expensive soaps or anything
else all to pieces. You can get this
at any drug store, and few
ounces will last the whole family
for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub 1t in, about a tea
spoonful Is all that is required. II
makes an abundance of rich.
creamy lather, cleanses thorough
ly. and riQses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is
soft. fresh looking, bright, fluffy.
wevy and easy TO handle. Besides,
II loosens and takes out every par
ticle OF dust, dirt and dandruff.-
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
:-:FLICKERINGS:-:

Cleo Ridgiey and Wallace Reid.
Lasky co-starH. mr.. coming here
before long In The House OF the
Golden Windows" an oid.time fairy
story OF two children who leave
home TO seek their fortune. and
find II.
Following The Stronger Love"
Vivian Martin will appear In Tier
Fathers Son" a play IN which this
Morosco star DISCUSSES herself as
a boy.
Mabel Normand. famous come.
dicnnc. and star Of the Mabel Nor.
mand Feature Film company. re.
Gently voiced the following BIT Of
philosophy: My character may be
my own. bat my reputation belongs
TO any old body that enjoys gossip.
Ing more than telling the truth"
Ruth Roland IL n designing WON.
IN. She showed up at Balboa studio
the other day with new sedan car
done In robins egg blue. uphol.
stored in red parrots cre,onnc. and
designed By herself. She SAYS It's
the handsomest car In the movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
FIRST AT PIKE-CONTINUOU IL TO II
Matinees l0c Children Sc. Evenings lSc
Confessions ofaW1fe

Isn't II horrible. little book. 10
want sympathy. understanding and
love. and get only sense of duty :
And yet | don't believe wanted
Passionate love from Dick. for I
yas very happy when Eiiene or
Annie came In and kissed me as
tho were still aiive--in fact. I
was quite content when Jim put
lis arms about me. gave m. a real
hug and said. -Margie. you are a
grand little girl" as he babe me
goodbye.
knew Jim was not tho least In
love with me. yet his caress was
sweet. because II told me was
still alive. II helped me along the
weary way to the operating table
rnuch more than Dicks depressing
farewell. which seemed to me
quite like one would give TO the
dead.
Don't be shocked. little book. at
this disclosure. for Dick was there
81 the time.
Some day. little book. I'm going
To tell you what think about
kisses. which are mostly the mos,
soulless and conventional things In
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
For nIss Crews Benefit

Dear Miss Grey: ! nave been
greatly interested in your ques.
ton. I have asked several per.
sons about II and have received
several answers, only one OF
which will tell you about
asked a charming widow. Why
do you shut your eyes when
kissed" Her reply was. How do
you know that | do7"
was Just a little surprised at
this and tried again. by asking,
DO you shut your eyes when
l,issed?" Il really have forgotten
she replied. 1T has been 30 long
ego"
We will now skip over the unin-
teresting part and proceed directly
TO the event as II actually hap
pened.
Very quietly and calmly we APP
Iroached the center OF the room
1tst under the light where II
would be easy to see, and each ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

might say. Some physical force
compels the absence of everything
else to afford ample room for the
sensation that is involved.
Thought is abandoned, and in or
der to attain a greater ccncentra-
ton in this respect, II is but nat
ural that the eyes should close.
thus shutting out all material d.
yerting influences. w. o. s.
Owe are in an argument about
what the population Of London,
Eng. Is. According to a statement
In the Standard dictionary, 1918
edition, the population Of London
was 7,42e,74o. The Worlds Al
msnso Owes II as 4,522. 1854. Which
is correet7 A. n. N.
A.-Both are correct. London
within various boundaries is as fol-
lows: Administrative County OF
London. 4.522,s64 population: City
OF London with municipal and par
liamentary limits, 1867. metropolis
tan parliamentary boroughs Tin
GLIDING the city,. 4,542,61s; metro
politan and city police districts
(greater London, 7,252,963.
December Is the wheat harvest in
CA,ttk NNafar =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
MAN KISSES WILLING WIDOW TO
SEE THE EFFECT UPON HER EYES

girl invariably closes her eyes
while being kissed.
We have endeavored to ascer-
tain. TO the best OF our knowledge,
why the eyes OF girl are closed
while submitting TO the interna-
tional sensation, /, e.. kiss, and
~ their answers. the girls. in the
native tongue will explain that the
soothing effect. the state of excit.
ed interests are so much more
pleasing by closing the eyes when
being kissed.
However. IL Is not our intention
TO leave the impression with the
public that II is the custom Of the
enlisted personnel to carry on such
r,aneuvers. But as matter OF
fact. the above matter in question
is worldwide perplexity.
FOUR JOLLY TARS.
Some Men Do, Too
Dear Miss Grey: (Anent the os-
culation question)-lt is my opin-
ion that all girls do not close their
eyes when being kissed, and that
the act is not confined exclusively
10 the feminine participants.
think some boys close their eyes
during the process.
The cause is psychological.
those who close their eyes possess
greater faculty of sensibility
than those who do not The &C
ton is done mechanically, you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
THEATRES
pkNTACES

PkNTAoES
Dancing such as has seldom been
seen here IL the offering OF Leo
Pirklnon and Ethel Rose. OF the
Imperial Russian ballet. at the Pan.
tagcs theatre this week.
Another hit II the singing OF tho
Lucy Lucier Three. who close their
act with an imitation of n negro
camp meeting.
The Royal Hawaiians have an.
other excellent singing act One
OF their number lis remarkable
tenor
A dancing feature OF unusual
merit IL that OF Bertee BEAUMONT
and Jack Arnold. late OF Miss No.
body From Starland"
Lulu Wells and Fred Holmes ap.
pear in snappy comedy. "On the
Doorstep" Garcinetti Brothers
and their dog do amusing acrobatic
stunts.
The Pathe serial. THE Iron
Claw closes this week. the final
episode clearing up the identity OF
THE Laughing Mask"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
MARcIE IS GETTING BETTER
SHE BEGINS LIFE ANEW,
FORGETTING THE OLD

| am going to get well'
As soon as the doctor told me
this. managed to tell dear Alice
that she must buy me a little red
hook like the ones she put away
for me before came to the hos
rital
Altho I was not able to write at
all when she brought you TO me.
Gear little book. kept you under
my pillow all the time.
A new life. new little book !
I'm all new--a new Nargie Waiver
iy. who has blotted the old pages
from her memory. and Is going to
texin all over again
Just for q moment. however. |
am going TO tell you. dear little
rev book. OF my awful feeling when
my good Vienna doctor told me OF
the operation I was not afraid OF
the operation. neither was | afraid
OF dying. but oh. was terribly
afraid OF the suffering | would
have to undergo for some years II
the operation were unsuccessful. a
woman loses In interest. and Is
only a thing OF confederation. as
soon as she becomes an invalid.
Poor old Dick, How hard he
tried to be good 10 me- He sur
rounded me with every comfort
that money could buy. II must
have been perfect hell for him
10 SEQ me lying there like log.
and unconsciously picture the girl
he married-at that time he called
me "the girl OF color and flame.
Dear little new book. am go
ing to begin by confessing some
thing terrible to you,
Toward the last OF that awful
year that I lay in bed | was al
>~ays miserable when Dick came
ITO see me. Sometimes, when he
would bend down and brush my
Fps with a kiss-the kind that one
gives to ones aunt because one
thinks one has to- would almost
20 mad.
did not want ghosts OF kisses
They only awaken horror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
STEEL COMMON IS
up TO nigh RECORD

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.--The com.
mon stock OF the United States
Steel Corporation established a new
high record shortly after the open.
ing today. when sales were made a,
s5x. the fraction being gain over
yesterdays record price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Plaid Costume Suitin9
Special, $1.38 a Yard

n HIS is another of Falls favorites. Plaids in
L very clever combinations, showing small bar
effects, will make a smart suit coat or separate
skirt for the woman desiring cloth with bit OF
individuality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

Yuba City, Cal, has had nobody
in it's Jail for six months. not a
marriage. all the underwriters have
moved. and the city marshals only
duty In year was to XIII n dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
ARREST CHINESE

All Sing. an alleged Chinese gam
bier. was arrested by the police
Monday night, and charged with
selling lottery tickets. at 200 Main
az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

irsday At the clemmer
teriors are Of the first water" A
News Pictorial concludes the bill.
CLASS A
After all there is some good
even In the commonest roughneek.
That VIII be your opinion after
having witnessed The Rough.
neck" at the Class A. There are
also other features on the pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Foreign Dyed Black SHks-Special
MacDougaU- Southwick Quality Silks

3s-in. Black Chiffon Taffeta. special. ..
3e-in. Black Gros de Londres, special.
36-In. Black Peau de Sole. special. -.
36-in. Black Duchess Coating Satin, So
36-in. Black Grosgrain Coating. speci
42-in. Black Satin Marchioness. special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

tended the right hand. Clasptng
the same firmly but gently. passed
my left hand over her right shoul.
der. 10 a point Just above her
waist line. This movement. and
Just the right pressure caused her
to be drawn toward me, while at
the same time her head was tilted
back Just right. In this position.
with our hands clasped. without
any undue haste and without any
strain at all, our lips met.
Miss Grey. this experiment was
tried for your benefit alone, but
the result was not what | expected.
Releasing her. still without any
haste whatever. said quietly.
Dear girl. did you close your
eyes?' With just little smile,
she replied, blushing prettily as
she said Il. Weren't you looking
to see II did," | could only re-
ply, IF was, did you see me?"
! really believe we both closed
our eyes Just for an instant.
NJ. f. G..
Conscience Prlcks
Dear Cynthia Grey: My ex.
PLANTATION OF the reason girl
closes her eyes is this: She has
Just told her sweetheart that she
has never been kissed, and is
ashamed TO look him In the face.
V. V.
FROM EXPERIENCE
Dear Miss Grey: Perhaps my
experiences will help out IN this
kissing question
One night the moon was full and
my lover was handsome. When he
kissed me only closed my eyes
part way and looked into his eyes.
With another lover had differ
ent sort of experience. When he
kissed me, II "a, short. soft and
sweet, and didn't look into his
eyes.
Miss Grey. please don't think
that ! am not a good girl. for | am:
but | have never thought II wrong
TO kiss those loved.
I'm married now and love my
husband very much. When he
kisses me, look straight into his
eyes. and they never waver. and
never tire OF seeing what his eyes
speak--love His kisses are the
real kisses OF my life
ONE WHO KNOWS.
From Our Boys In Blue
Dear Miss Grey: We are sailors
and have travelled the world over
and over again. and in all our ex.
reriences In the different lands. In
regard to the feminine question, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

VWOsVNW~ TO-DAY
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rishner In s-skisfs."
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desti Kate"
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The >e'~v po Well"
GoIisEt M-~'rhs Closed Read" with
Heus- r~t~r. and Harear~ T~sssat.
eIEMMER--ovvts johnson In The
Light sf Du.h."
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NtsstO>-fteys Parker DE Haven In
The ~~~kers"f news pistersai
CLASS A-s-fhs Woushse~k"I "psisy.
the Dsnenstr.tss"i karees Kennedy !
seeuie pictorial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
Heavy Silk snd Wool Poplins
Special, $I.98 a Yard

ONE of Falls favorites for Dresses and Suitss
We can recommend the dyes used as being'
entirely satisfactory Width Al inches Offered
in the following colors: I.
PEARL GRAY. RUSSIAN GREEN, PLUM, DARK
PURPLE, COPENHAGEN, BELGIAN BLUE, HOL-
LAND BLUE. NAVY. LAUREL GREEN MID-s
NIGHT. SILVER, WINE, RESEDA, TOBACCO
GOLDEN BROWN, MYRTLE. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

Bessie Love will be seen In
"Hell.to-Pay Austin" supported By
Wilfred Lucas. at the Liberty I'M
III Wednesday night only Miss
Low. has blossomed out In this pro
duction. like few ever have 10 any
production. From the very start
abe gains the audiences attention
and holds II To the very last. VIII
fred Lucas. as Hell.to-Pay. is very
good. and an actor for such a part
could not have been picked TO bet.
ter advantage. A two-part comedy
entitled finland Me Villain" with
Alice Howell In the leading role.
completes the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
IL AAMRRA

SlHAMBPA
The Ne'cr Do Well" nine-pa
superfeature playing at the Alham-
ira until Saturday night. Is consid-
cred TO be Rex Beach's greatest
MASTERPIECES.
In The Ne'er DO Well" fascinat.
ing Panama scenery Is shown. In.
Guiding the work Of digging the
Panama canal. the interiors OF old
Spanish homes, glimpses OF the in.
terror OF the tropical Jungle. and
odd and interesting hooks and cor
ners.
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STRAND

Victor Sutherland. who has one
Of the male leads at the Strand In
Daredevil Kate" Ia newcomer
to the Fox forces. He has been
acting on stage and In movies for
more than five years. and b. IL IA.
vorably known IN a dozen cities OF
the Eastern United States.
Mr. Sutherland's name In In
dicativc OF his parentaSe lie was
horn In Padueah. Ky. HIS mother
was a native OF the Bluegrass
state. and his father came from Al
ALBANIA
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COILS EUM

COLISEUM
House Peters. whose brother.
Page. also a movie actor. was
drowned In the Pacific ocean
month or two ago. lives this week
upon the screen OF the Coliseum
theatre. where he plays the star
fole in The Closed Read" n tense
drama OF the imprisonment OF an
Innocent man for murder and the
clever and finally successful work
IN his behalf by the beautiful won.
an whom he loves and who loves
him. Barbara Tenant is the girl.
aud she Is one OF the best. The
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