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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
The abandoned Room
must watch that detective and learl
what he has I'D his sleeve"
. By Wadsworth Camp.

must watch that detective and learn
what he has up his sleeve"
Graham turned away.
give tried. Maybe you'll succeed
better than L"
Then you'll excuse me-" Paroles
said quickly. II should like your
permission to telephone to my hotel
in New York for some clothing. |
want to see this through.
The three looked at each other.
Katherine and Graham seemed about
to speak. Bobby wouldn't let them.
Carlos" he said. you might help
me. I'm almost afraid to ask. What
happened in the cafe last night
The last thing | remember distinctly
is sitting there with you and Maria
and stranger she had introduced.
didn't get his name. What did |
do? Did any one leave the place
with me?'
Paroles smiled a little, shaking his
head.
you behaved as if Mr.. Graham's
earlier fears had been accomplished.
You insisted you were going to
catch your train. l didn't think it
wise, so went to the cloak room
with you, intending to see you home.
Somehow, just the same, you gave
me the slip"
"You oughtn't to have let him get
away" Graham said.
Paroles shrugged his shoulders.
you weren't there. You don't
know how sly Bobby was"
Il suppose it's useless to ask"
Graham said. you saw nothing
put in his wine?"
Paroles laughed.
rs it likely? Certainly not.
should have mentioned it. l should
have stopped such a thing. What do
you think l am, Mr.. Graham?"
Sorry" Graham said. You must
understand we can't let any lead
slip. This stranger Maria brought
up?"
Il didn't catch his name" Paroles
answered. I'D never seen him be-
fore. l gathered he was friend OF
, hers-connected with the profession
Now | shall telephone with your per.
mission, Miss Katherine; and don't
you worry, Bobby. / will see you
through; but we can't do much until
the coroner comes, until the detec-
tive can be made to talk"
Katherine hesitated for a moment
then she surrendered.
please 60 with him, Hartley, and
make him as comfortable as you
can in this unhappy house"
Katherine detained Bobby with a
nod. He saw the others 60. He
shrank, in his mental and physical
discomfort, from this isolation with
her. AS soon as the door was closed
she touched his hand. She burst
out passionately:
Il don't believe it, Bobby. I'll
never believe it no matter what
happens"
It's sweet of you, Katherine" he
said huskily. That helps when you
don't know what to believe your
self"
Don't talk that way. Such a
crime would never have entered your
head under any conditions. Only
Bobby, it ought never to have hap.
pened. You ought never to have been
in this position. Why have you been
friendly with people like-like that
Spaniarde What can he want, fore.
ing himself here? At any rate, you'll
never lead that sort of life again.
Her fingers sought his. He clasped
them firmly.
IF get past this" he said, "I'll
always look you straight in the eye,
Katherine. 1t was mad-silly. You
don't quite understand"
(Coofipued Tororrou,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22

There are Two Kinds Of
brer Rabbit Molasses
Both are Absolutely Pure New
Orleans Molasses
G0LDLABEL Brer Rabbit
is mild in flavor, light in color
and is delicious for table use
as a spread for pancakes, waf-
Hes, biscuits, etc. 1t is especi-s
ally fine for cooking, baking
and candy making.
GREENLABEL Brer Rabbit
Molasses is darker in color,
slightly stronger in flavor and
is splendid for cooking, baking
and candy making. 1t costs
less than the Gold Label. !
m m Write us today for Brer
Z 49, Rabbit Cook Book Of
Southern Goodies. All made without
sugar.
PEMcK E. FORD. LTD. New Orleans, Ia.
The World's Largest Gamers Of Molasss
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
EMPTY SToMAcHS IN
RUSSIA.

The sole trouble with Russia in
this war, the thing that explains her
DETECTION can be explained in two
words: Empty Stomachs." People
with empty stomachs don't think
rightly; in fact they don't think al
ALVIN. G Shepard in Russia in
in Anguish" in December Red Cross
Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
THE CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL

The Christmas call of a year ago
succeeded beyond all forecasts. The
result was a roster of 22,000,000
grownups and a subsequent addition
Of 100000 Juniors. The roll call
week of this year, December l6 to
%, will find no eligible loyal Amer
lean out of hearing distance. The
answer to the Christmas roll call
for membership in the Red Cross is
not the gift of money. 1t is the
greater gift of faith and loyalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
Advice to the
Love-Lorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Has Ceased to Love Him.

HuS VCuSCU 10 IJONt Hill.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
/ am a girl of Is years of age and
would like to have you give me lit
tie advice. l have been engaged to
a soldier boy year. Now he is in
France. He gave me a very pretty
diamond. But | love to be among
the young people and have good
times. Is it right for me to go with
other boys? l feel as l would like
someone else better now. Should
ask to break the engagement from
him and have good time?
E. X. M.
Since you have discovered that YOU
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
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pose OF. hope, however, that you
have reconsidered and have made up
your mind to be good and faithful
wife and mother. If you still want
to dispose of the little one write me.
and give me your full name and adj
dress and I win have the lady come
and get your baby.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
Kindergarten Magazine.

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
Can you give me the name of a re-
liable, up-to- date Kindergarten mag
azine? Will you please state also
the name and address Of its pub
fishers? ]. NJ. r.
The Kindergarten Primary Maya
zine, Manistee, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22

cured his address, and would it be
proper for me to write to him now?
j. r.
Yes, by all means write him,
though he may think his uniform
attracts you rather than himself
Explain to him why you did not
write him sooner.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22

branches demand high school edu-
cation or its equivalent. Your nor
NAL school work would probably be
sufficient to answer for the equiva-
lent. You could study between now
and the time you are Is and prepare
yourself for the Red Cross motor
corps work. Interview Mrs. c. w.
Kountze at the state Red Cross head
quarters in the Farnam building,
Omaha, and she will tell you what
your chances are.
Should She Write?
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
While on a visit this summer | met
young man who was gentleman
in every respect, and who asked me
before left to write to him on my
return home. I promised him /
would, but when l arrived home
neglected to do so. This was early
In the summer, and since l have
heard he Is at training camp in
service for Uncle Sam | have pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
Foolish Jealousy.

Dear Miss Fairfax. Omaha Bee;
We are two girls of IT. There is a
girl Of 16 in this city. All boys like
her especially weh, including two we
like real well. What should we do?
THE PERPLEXED TWINS.
What can you do about It? And
what harm does IL do you?
Probably she is a charming little
girl and II you would forget to be
foolishly jealous Of her you would
like her, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22
For the Children

Youngsters naturally crave molasses.
Years ago sliced bread and molasses were
part Of the daily diet Of children.
Gold Label Brer Rabbit Molasses gives
to the child the elements the young grow
ing body needs. Brer Rabbit is absolutely
pure, wholesome, palatable and strengthen
ing. Doctors will tell you what molasses
and bread means to children.
Besides, it saves sugar, cuts the butter bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22

zation, and also organized all over
the world. 1t is organized in pa
trolls and troops like the Boy Scouts,
For information concerning this or
ganization write to Girl Scout Head
quarters, 527 Fifth Avenue, New
York, N. Y.
Wishing to correct your mistake
concerning Girl Scouts and Campfire
Girls, we remain
TWO GIRL SCOUTS.
Thank you. l knew of the organ
ization, but as the Campfire Girls
are organized here I believe the girl
who made the inquiry referred to
them.
Overseas Work.
You could not go overseas until
you are rs years of age. For motor
corps work, courses in mechanics,
home nursing and first aid are re-
CURED Requirements in various
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-22

a rich, delicious flavor to all
cooking and baking.
Yet Brer Rabbit IS not a
substitute" for sugar. 1t is
PRACTICAL y sugar itself. Like
sugar it is made from sugar
cane and contains a large
amount Of real sugar.
Is it not quite natural that
resourceful housewives have
turned to Brer Rabbit Mo-
lasses during the sugar
shortage?
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
FIRST ACCIDENT OF
 THE HUNTING SEASON
OSCAR ELLIOT ROBINSON. OF ROYAL. HAS HEAD BLOWN
 CFF BY A SHOT GUN.

Oscar Edward Robinson, a seven teen Year old youth of Royal. in this county was yesterday found dead in the woods as the first victim of the hunting season The day before Robinson had a trip to make through inc woods and carried his gun and dog along in the chance to get at some small game He did not return to his home and yesterday morning the dog was at the family door.
 Fears wore aroused, and crowd of neighbors joined the relatives in search through the woods The body WIS found in the afternoon about a mile south of Royal. and near a los which had a hole in if. 1t was the theory that the young mans dog had jumped a rabbit and ran him into this hole, and that the young man lead come up hurriodly and that his sun had been discharged against a Wia in the bushes just as he was about to lay il down The shot took cilect in tho neck and almost tore his head off Deceased was 6 son or Mr. r. J. Robinson postmaster at Royal.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
PLAN COON HUNT FOR MATTER PARTY
CHICAGO NEWSPAPER MEN ARE URGED BY NATIONAL PARK
 DIRECTOR TO BE PRESENT.
Judge Ledserwood Will Take the Party Into the Saline River Bot toms for Big Hunt Late This Week

The novelty of an old fashioned coon hunt will be one of the feature 8 of enjoyment in which the Stephen Mather party will indulge dNrnZ their visit 10 Hot Springs Municipal Judge Ledgerwood one of the most popular of local sportsmen, will pilo. the Mather party through tho Saline liver bottoms some evening late this week, and the judge will have his best pack of hounds On hand for this occasion
 So impress ed was Mir. Mather with the prospect Of the coon hunt that he wired his Chicago newspaper friends yesterday morning telling them to make their arrangements so they could certainly be here over Sunday. and if possible SO they could rema,n until Wednesday.
 Tuesday evening the Business Mems Leasue will give an mforma, dinner party to the distinguished party Of euests, and it is particularly nrgcd that the newspaper mon from Chicaco remain over and he present at that dinner
 Yesterday morning the golfers o, the party spent the earlier hours on the country club links. and got through lcfore the weather changed fo shoWcry II inc afternoon
 Senator Robinson Will leave for Little Rock thts morning but expects to De back a least Tuesday and be among the guests Of honor a, the dinner rarty ol Tuesday night
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

Save money and food by putting U tggs now. Will keep for to 1 months. one pint Egg rreserver vii keep 30 dozen eggs soc per pint. 60 per quart. Schneck Drug Co. Phon for a bottle and try it. Phone No [
 9-5-tf
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
lNFLUENZA-LAG GRIPPE

The present influenza Is now known to be our old familiar la grippe. Folcy'5 Honey ana Tar is just what every sufferer from influenza or a grippe needs now. 1t covers tho rolgh inflamcd throat with a smooth
 ing healing coating, clears away tno mucus, stops the tickling and cough
 ing, cases tho tighncss and heavy breathns Day and nieht. keep Foleys Honey and 'Tar hardy. It gives ease. warmth and comfort rom tho Very first dose. Buy it now A. C. lcmius Adivt.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
COMMISSION ON
 HIGHWAY IS DONE
NOTHING LEFT EXCEPT FOR THE COMMISSIONERS TO MAKE UP
 THEIR REPORTS.
Seems Little Doubt But That the eankhead Highway Will Come Through Hot Springs and South From This Point Q Ark7delphia.

T1e Bankhcad Path. 'pdiHc Commis- sion n charse of Secretary J. \. Roum- tree, 0hi.n left Rrmingham on o. tober i3ta. for the J"rp1s4 Of inspect Ing three or more e1rtestina routes from Memphis to El Pa5o Texas. TO- termed to Birmingham Saturday and sbandD,. The Commission wa5 com pescd ct " 2 Henkel haltma1 ' prominent business maa J. w. Gvin. a sm2or 9ud ro"G Lul!c. lien NJ O.. Eldrldse engineer ot tle . $ read department of Wa5. netoN The com mission travelled in automobiles, from Memehis 70 El Faso and return Taev tra1eled over the route from Memphis Via Little Rock. Hot Springs. Broken Row, nurant aud LaWton. Okla. CliId doss and plaiiNioW. Texas. Roswell ana Alamaeord0 New Mexico. into L.. PaSo, Texas. 1 distance Q lG5- miles They returned over what is known as the Al Texas route, inspecting vl rious routes between Fl Paso Abilene Mineral Wells Ft Worth. Dlll.s Su- Thur, Pitts0ure, to reNar2aua and through Hope Malvern. Prescau Ash down, Nashylic. AriaGemhia Hot Springs, little Rock. 10 Mempais. a distance of 1895 miles to.dl os 5I>2 miles. Whichever rou,e is adopted as tho Usiciai PInkEcad highway. there will be a difference Of cnly 100 miles. as some of thc contC~ting route, on each line N,ll Ec eliminated
 The aommi ion was absent P days. visited over 125 towns ana cities, wcro entertained 1t Woro than 2 Iuquests and luuCheous -iven m their horor. They were escorted from towns. cit ics. counties and states oy special committees in automobiles. Sometime as many as 50 cars would aCcompany the commission Every courtesy was extended and an opportunity was giy- en them to sec and inspect the various routes The people ol he states of Arkansas. Oklahoma New Mexico, and Texas and at tho various places visited are enthusiastic for the Bank head H.shWay They are anNious that the route through their town ciiy and county, should be adopted as the official route
 Thc tommi- ion encountered somo splendid weather as well a. raiu and snowstorms They travelled over many types of road. but all in all, they foun. splendid founOation os the Duil In, of q great highway.
 The commission has returned tC their homes, where they will study tho notes. questionaires, mlfs. pho tcgraphs. a1d information they has. | eecHcd Taoy sill each write Ic
 port and meeting will be called Nhel
 they will meet and agree upon q re.
 rommendation oI which ,oute vii D,
 the official route afte~ which Prcsi
 dent Flowmap V i'll call a mec ius Q the toard of directors co consider th' reports which will be received an' adopted at the annual meeting Of ih'
 Bankheal National Highway associa. ticn, which VII mee, al Mineral Wells i Texas. April 1S-1Sth. 1919,
 This grand Jrans-ccntineutal path fin ling tour is the longest and mos !, historical trip that has been made h,
 any set of men. and according to th'
 reports of Secretary Roantree. wh'
 had charge of the tou~ it was an ora
 ton from start to finish
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
BEN RAWSON AMONG
 MISSING IN ACTION
HOT SPRINGS YOUNG MAN PROB ABLY AMONG THE FALLEN
 IN OCTOBER BATTLES.

Ben r. Rawscn, son of Mr and Mrs Wm F. Rawson, of 224 Grand ayenu, is perhaps another Hot Sprine. young man Sivcn 10 the sacrifice of winning this war.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Maggie Rawson, mother of the young mai received a message from Washins ton stating that her son, Ben Raw son. was officially among those re ported missing m action since OctoD- CT F. The message was from Harris adjutant general, and also added that any further information would he forwarded at once on receipt.
 The date. is so far back when he was first reported missing. that there is lntle probability mduleed that h will be reported later as a survivor
 Ben Rawson was reared in Hot Springs, and was for years an assist ant with his brothers in handling tha grocery husiness operated by h!s father Later he became interested in The training of thoroughbred horses. and was most successful al that business. He trained some fair horses with sueh success that thern is no question but that his ability had attention, and there was ahead of him greater opportunities on the turf had ho survived tht war
 When his place was reached on thc countrys call Rawson joined thc colois, and was with the 1llth in- iantry, Company A. reached France about the Sth of July There is nc que ton but that his company was quickly in action for the family had not heard from his afterwards
 The parents and brothers have the sympathy of hosts Of friends whc realize the shattered hopes, particp lmly since they had not heard of in jury or death to him up to this time and naturally anticipated that since peace had been now so long in his tony, he in time would be back safe. among them.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
PREPAREDNESS.

This is the slogan of the wise man. Stock are continually exposed 10 cuts. wounds, scratches. etc. The man who is prepared has his healing rem edy cn hand to stop an chances ol blood poison Paris Healing Rem edy is hishly antiseptic It econ omcal one 50c bottle makes $2.jo worth of a healne ol or ntment Mon ey refunded f you are not satisfied. , For Sale by All Good Dealers" or write the Old Kentucky Manufactur- ing Company. Inc. Paducah. Ky.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

Try ssntIneI-Reeoro want Ads.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
If C. CARLZpN

Exclusive Ladies Tailor, l29 Central avenue Maker of smts coats, skirts and coat dresses everything !or the Womaps wear.
 We have some choice goods left and will also make over your earmoats If eoods warrant the work Bring it in and we will talk il over Order nos A call is resp fully solicited.
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

The Eastman Kodak Department oi Sorrels Drug Company established for so many years is now the largest iu the South let ur professional pho- tographers Ae your "Truhle Men" and give helpful criticisms and instruc- Hnna prnmnt service 1~26-u
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

pr w. II dickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and ali kinds Of skin diseases. by method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of tho rectum and cures piles without the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs. Ark. Citizens National Bank Building. S-21
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
MRS. NerrLEroN. PRONE 1903.

Formerly of Buckstafi Beauty Shop. wishes to announce that she will be found at her shop in the Thompson Bldg. tho tntire summer and pleased 10 serve new as we'll as old patrons First class work. sanitary methods only 7-2-u
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

Dr. H. l.. Swan has returned afte several weeks vacation and can b found at his offices in the Duga Stewart building-Ady. l0-1S-u
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

WAssE RmANN BLOOD TEST. $500
 All chemical and analytical work at reasonable price. Wassermann Laboratory. 716i5 Central Avenue. Dr. Walter McLain. director
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21
REMOVAL NOTICE.

pr. K. ] Lewis. chiropractor has re moved his offices to the Kempna building. +20 l-2 Central avenue rooms | and ( 10-13-ts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22
By Lady Duff Gordon
("LUCILE")

- TRAIGHT and narrow is the way of
the first Fall costume. l refer to its
- silhouette.
The silhouette is of prime importance.
Once We considered only the front and back
view Of gown. With years comes wisdom.
We have discovered that you may not judge
correctly Of dress unless you have viewed
it from the side. l say. without hesitation.
that woman is only as smart as her sill
houette, only as elegant as her silhouette.
only as distinguished as her silhouette.
This season the woman Fastening past
you on her quick morning walk to work.
whether it be the work of livelihood earn
ing o. the Committee for National Defense
or Red Cross activity, might be mistaken
BY those OF less acute visiCn for a man.
For the fashionable woman silhouette has
three attributes Of a mans. II is long, for
the short skirt is nov happily merely an
unhappy memory II l. narrow II is wedge
shaped. My readers know that the ideal Of
manly beauty Of figure is the wedge The
broader il is at the shoulders in compari-
son with the feet or the narrower at the
feet in comparison with the shoulders, the
nearer is he TO manly perfection of form.
That the new silhouette is a manly one
is due, in part. to the narrowness Of the
skirts. For the skirts grow narrower and
narrower. Economy bids them narrow
themselves, and they will obey until com
fort cries You have reached the limit"
Taste is improving and We need EOt fear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

a more than tentative return of the hebbIe
few extremists may seek to reintroduce
it. but they will without doubt fail They
cannot be worn where taste reigns A con.
tributing factor is the effect of trousers.
which effect is secured by gathering the
sides of the skirt so that they seem to be
caught at the ankle. Another cause for the
manly silhouette, or wedge-shaped appear
ance, is that coats will be made rather
loose than snug. and naturally a loose coat
would have wider shoulders than a snug
one
The prevalence of dark shades as against
the light ones that were prominent last
Winter will add emphasis to the manly sill.
houette of the Winter of 191S-1919. The
darker the simmer is a proverb of clothes
The straight and narrow silhouette is
aided by the device of the long panel A
means to the end Of the narrow silhouette
is the set-in panel 1t is used in effective
contrast, both in color and fabric, to the
gown it adorns. Brocades will be effec-
lively used as panels and long panel-like
sashes. Powered silks and figured velvets
will be employed to tighten what some eyes
may regard as the gloom of the one-tone
gown
To secure the long skirt line it is helpful
to raise the belt line. Place the belt three
inches higher. and naturally the skirt will
be three inches longer. While the bodice
will be three inches shorter. there will he
distinct gain in the wearer's apparent
height 1t is probable, then, that the season
will be one Of abbreviated waist line and
added skirt length.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-22

= TRAIGHT and narrow is the way of
the first Fail costume. l refer to its
- silhouette.