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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27

Rachael was as young and beautiful
and attractive by the time Jacob got
her. Therefore. l cannot recon-
mend any seven year waits. There
is not one in 10 of the long engage
ments that result in happy mar
riages. Why not marry and permit
her to go on with her plans? Why
should marriage be yoke to a girls
ambitions? Many women give up
everything else In life for marriage
and the kitchen-therein lies the Sc
cret Of their unhappiness. A girl is
legally of age at Is. A father may
not collect her wages without her
consent.
Stenogs-Probably the girl would
be glad to 80 to the theaters, too, IL
you would ask her and introduce
her to some Of your friends. OF
course he would not tell you 1t was
because she knew no men in the
city. You wouldn't yourself.
Blue Eyes-You had better stay
away from such dances as you de-
scribe. Don't do it because your
friend insists, II you wish, but be-
cause 1t Is far better for yourself.
Yes. I think 16 is young.
June Bird-Your weight depends
upon your height. II you did not
love the man, of course you did
right in telling him. Is 1t sign of
up-to-dateness to flirt? Act like
yourself and IL you're not stuck up
nor yet fiirt, they will have to seek
some other name. Many are mar
ried at II, but can't you wait few
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
Personals

Mrs. Mary A. Krebs is registered
at the New Pennsylvania hotel in
New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin left this
morning for Key West, Fla, where
Lieutenant Mullin is now stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Haynes
of Milwaukee were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Haynes for a
few days.
Capt. Charles 0. Epperson of
Camp Custer, Mich, visited Mr..
WILDER Haynes, enroute to his home
in Clay Center. ..
Miss Dorothy Judson and Miss
Alice Wheelwright of Minneapolis
will spend the Easter vacation in
New York City. Miss Wheelwright
was the house guest of Miss Jud-
son at Christmas time.
1t. Robert w. Proudft, who
served with the Rainbow division,
arrived here on Tuesday morning
for brief visit with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Green.
He will visit his parents in Friend,
Neb., before proceeding to Cali
fornia to join his wife, who was
Margurita Carpenter Of this city.
The lieutenant was married in Oma-
ha upon his return from Fort Shell
ing, where he received his commits
sion,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
Modest Girls,

Modest Girls.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
We are two twins nearly the same
age, being nearly Is years old. We
read the advice to the lovelorn all
the time nearly. Pretty near al
ways we fight over it. We think
some Of the letters are awful silly
and we are glad that we aren't as
silly as some folks. We think you
are an awful nice person; of course,
we don't know you.
Our compilations aren't very good,
SO we use paint sometimes. We
have two fellows Gone each.) They
don't like to see paint on us and we
know they love us. They amt new
err told us yet, but we know they
will. Now, Miss Fairfax, shall we
paint. and will We marry these fell
lows? We never went to school
much, so we amt sure whether we
are Sin love" or not. Please advise
us, dear Miss Fairfax. Folks tell
us we're awful pretty, but we know
we are not. We are both hired
girls on the farm. With thanks and
love, JULIA and LIZZIE.
p. S.-Please don't throw this in
the waste basket. because we are
anxious.
The use of powder and paint is a
matter of personal choice. Fortune
telling is for psychics. mediums and
trance specialists. 1t so happens
that I am none of these. School
doesn't teach the definition Of love
it is too big q problem for human
mind to master. so we are obliged
to take 1t for granted. You are
more modest than many Of my cor
respondents in describing your ap-
pearance. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin


Only Aspirin Tablets with tho
safety "Bayer Cross" on them are
genuine "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin,
owned and made by Americans and
proved safe by millions of people
Unknown quantities Of fraudulent
Aspirin Tablets were sold recently
by a Brooklyn dealer which proved
to be composed mostly Of Talcum
Powder.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" should
always be asked for. Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross" on the
package and on each tablet. Accept
nothing else! Proper directions and
dosage in each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bay
err Manufacturer Of Monoacetic-
acidester Of Salicylicacid.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
He likes Bayley Bayne.

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I just wish to pen a few words in
answer to "Bayley Bayne's" letter in
today's Bee.
Say, grille, was sure surprised to
find that there is still some girls
like mother, you know, who likes a
home, hubby and little ones better
than going out nights for well or
good times. But, B. B., you need
not think for one minute that those
girls who fly from one gay affair to
another ever awaken pure, everlast-
ing love in any true mans heart.
But, little lonesome one. you were
looking for male specimen that
don't stand on his head in the flour
bin all the time. Well, that just fits
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
Omaha Child to Dance at Lincoln.

Omaha Child to Dance at Lincoln.
Little Florence Druesedow, miss
Of 7 years, daughter of Mrs. Robert
{. Druesedow, has been asked by
Governor and Mrs. McKelvie to
dance at the legislative banquet in
Lincoln on Thursday.
Miss Florence will give an old
fashioned toe dance of colonial
origin.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27

A circulating library is one where
Elinor Glyn is out all the time and
Charles Dickens collects dust on the
shelf.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
Ten Years too Long.

Dear Miss Fairfax: We are con-
slant readers Of your advice and are
writing for that purpose. We are
three young girls, one 81, one % and
one 80. We have each gone with a
fellow for the last 10 years. and we
would like to know why they don't
"pop the question" We are all three
considered good looking and are very
popular We are very anxious to see
our letter in print. Sincerely,
THREE POPULAR OLD MAIDS.
Ten years is too long. They have
lost interest. Try new friends and
you may have better luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
OF Course.

Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee:
I want to say for the one who signed
"Bayley Bayne" that there are men
who don't want flashy socks and ties.
and who do want home in which
there Is a woman--a woman the
kind she describes, although l didn't
think that kind of a woman lived
today. All can say is that l have
seen many hasty marriages very
successful, as I was first lieuten-
ant in the army when l was re-
leased, and all my life. with few ex-
ceptions. a farmer. Life is love
and love is life. Life is what we
make it. A FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-27
pnsfnnnsd

Postponed.
The Y. w. c. A. Alumni club
supper, scheduled for Saturday,
March %, has been POSTPONED until
Saturday, April S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20

teachin' as a highly respectable
means O. pickin' up fourteen or ff-
teen dollars month. But romance
and love fer tn wild, had not
little Z do with Their inclination L
break home ties. TIL youths who
gave up home an all Z teach in tn
grove" were more often impelled
by economic reasons rather than a
mere desire L disseminate knowl-
edge. So IL will be seen that tn
country lads an lassies who attend
ed tn ole TIME country schools wuz
taught by those who needed tn
money an not by warm. sympa-
thetic teachers such as they have
t'day. tn same conditions that
have changed tn farmer from a be-
whiskered. unsophisticated ole coot
L a clean shaver up-t'-date fox,
have revolutionized tn country
school system. TIL schools are built
along scientific lines, skunk proof,
well ventilated an heated. They
are furnished with modern seats,
pianos. workshops. lavatories. an
everything necessary fer turnin out
a first class intellectual giant. TIL
students are hauled to an fro from
Their homes in passenger vans, or in
privately owned automobiles. TIL
scholars are taught everything from
tn name o. tn great manufacturer
city at tn junction o. tn Allegheny
an tn Monongahela rivers L how L
make a lamp shade or a blue print
frame. But there is t'day many
men an women left in this country
who emerged from tn little red"
schoolhouse scarcely able Z name tn
capital O. tn United States, an with
only a half hearted belief that tn
earth wuz round. But they picked
up readily in tn great school of ex-
perience. an t'day, after we'll round
ed lives, many o. them are glidin'
down tn slope o. life in luxurious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
CONFLICTING VIEWS
OF ELlHU ROOT ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CCONTNUED PROM PAGE ONE) I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
BLAMES GERMANY FOR
JAP-CHINA UPHEAVAL S

TOXIC. July 12.-Defending his
policy towards China during his
premiership. Marquis Okuma, has
made a statement that it was never
his intention TO try TO make a pro-
tectorate % China.
He declared that the movement Of
Yuan Shi-Kai TO make himself En-.
peror Of China owed much TO the
instigation Of Germany and If
Yuan's ambition had been attained
and he had been proclaimed En-
peror IL was more than probable
that China would have been brought
under the complete sway Of Ger
many. At that time Japan rendered
advice 10 Pres't Yuan, aid France
and Great Britain took the same
view as Japan did. endeavoring to
check the realization OF Germany's
designs
Referring to the famous p
demands presented TO China while
he was Premier. the Marquis held
it was wrong 10 attack the Chinese
policy OF the Okuma government
without making a careful study Of
Chinese affairs and Of the diplomatic
history that obliged the conclusion
OF the treaties that followed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
AUTO ASSOCIATION CARS
RESPECTED BY THIEVES
BY Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
INDIANAP OILS. July 1s.-Auto-
mobile thieves who have been &C
tive in the state for a long time are
learning to respect the emblem of
the A. A. A. and affiliated motor or
CARNATIONS. according TO a state
ment from the office Of the Hoo
sier state Automobile association
and the Hoosier Motor club here
today.
Last year cars Of a total value
OF a half million dollars were
stolen" it was said. Proportion
ately cars with the emblem Of the
Three AS were in the minority,
and Of the cars recovered a large
percentage belonged to members of
the affiliated organizations"
While thefts and recoveries have
not been checked up this year. il
was believed that so far the thefts
have been slightly more numerous
than for the same period last year
Many of the cars taken this year
however, were stolen during the
big Shrine convention here in June
OF these a number has been recov-
cred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
Haze to GiDe Up
Here's the Story
of the Air Photos

The picture at the upper right
shows the dam. the Jefferson bridge,
me the Grand Trunk bridge. How
ard park is up 10 the left, and be
low and slightly to the left OF the
X" if your eyes are good, you Will
find the stand pipe.
The upper right picture is that of
the campus at Notre Dame. The top
of the picture is slightly to the east
Of north Halfway down on the
right side is the gymnasium
The lower left picture was taken
near the southern outskirts OF the
city
The picture at the lower right
shows the very heart OF South Bend.
The street running nearly horizontal
in the photograph is Michigan. and
the first street from the left is Wash
iEgton av. Lincoln way r. angles
into IL from the top OF the photo
rraph. In the very corner at the
bottom and 10 the rieht of this pic
ture is the South Send postohlce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20

limousines Country school teach
ers o. tn red flannel underwear age
boarded with tn school directors
a month with one, then a month
with another-an', after a long win
ter diet O. homiuy. back bone, thick
pies an hot biscuits an molasses,
they would return Z civilization with
compilations like. an English wal
nut an twenty-five or three dollars.
Squire Marsh Swallow likes Z tell
about tn time, years ago, when, as
a young squirt jest out o. tn third
reader. he applied fer a country
school Z teach. TIL school directors
put him thrO' an examination an tn
last question they asked him wuz.
Does tn sun rise in tn east or tn
west ?" An Marsh answered, 81
teach both ways" an he got tn
school.
Copyright, 1870
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20

and spread among tn scholars. The
architects who designed tn ole
country schools allus allowed plenty
o. space between tn floor an tn
ground. which area afforded a fine
recruitin' station fer rabbits. skunks,
an foxes. Sometimes school would
let out on account Of a skunk. Tn
country school teachers O. other
days could read an write an had a
fair knowledge o. Columbus an
Washington. Sometimes they were
gifted { tn point Of attemptin' a
may OF North America. Many o tn
teachers wuz girls who thought Their
home a cage, an who regarded
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
and lf-governing dominions. in
GLIDING the neutral states who took
part in the conference. why should
we alone be unwilling 10 start with
this common denomination and give
the covenant a chance TO develop
and be perfected by amendments as
time runs on. as has been our own
constitution?
lnsistence upon the elimination
OF Article Y at this stage I cannot
conceive 20 have any other effect
than TO prevent the United States
from becoming a member Of the
League. Several Of the foremost
representatives OF the great powers
have expressed themselves as be
lieving that there can be no effect
i've league without the United
States Our country has a long line
OF traditions for the settlement Of
international differences by peace
ful means. Not to enter into the
I.easue. the main purpose of which
is 10 substitute the arbitrament Of
law for war, would certainly be a
more direct violation OF American
traditions than the dicta Of the ia
theirs regarding European entan-
Cling alliances.
The League Of Nations can. of
course, be formed without the Unit
ed states and doubtless will be, pro-
Nided for by the last article Of the
treaty when Germany and three
other powers sign, but in that event
nations who would otherwise doubt
less join the League viii stay out
and. instead Of being a League Of
Nations, 1t is most likely to lead to
group alliances. To use a largely
abused term, the psychological OPP
portunity of translating the victory
won in war into an adequate vic
tory for a greater security for
peace will be lost and ours will be
the burden Of responsibility for i'm
periling and defeating the peoples
hcpes and the worlds desire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
AMERICAN-JAP WEDDING
WAS A SOCIETY AFFAIR

TOXIC, July IA trans Pacific
marriage which was largely attend
ed by japanese and American soci-
ETY. was that recently OF William
NJ. Worries, an American architect,
and Miss Maki-ko Hitotsuyanagi
daughter Of Viscount Suyenori Hi
totsuyanagi, formerly feudal Daimyo
Of the ono clan, Banshu. The cere-
mony was performed in accordance
with Christian rites
The bride after graduating from
the Japan Women's University, went
10 the United States where she stud
led at Bryn Mawr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20

What memories fondly Irvine
about tn little red schOolhouse in
tn valley" says some writer. TIL
only country schools o. my boyhood
DAYS that I kin recall stood brown
an implanted on barren knoll. an
invitin' target fer ever bitin' gale
that swept along. They consisted o.
one room. four windows, an a door
They wuz fitted out with natural
oak benches. a kitchen table an a
chair. a five by nine blackboard an
a Royal oak wood stove sur
mounted with a 32-gallon tank. or
drum. where the heat congregated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
South Bends Oldest Airman

William KnO-
block, 81 years
old, who took a
ride I'm the Nc
Cabe-S eIler s
plane the other
day. and whose
pilot o gra p Is
printed 10 the
right, was prob
ably the oldest
passenger { IN G
machine ever car
ried, and surely
the oldest South
Bend man TO fly.
Mr.. Il n o bio Elk
said that aerial
jOy-riding W . 5
'hrst-rate."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-20
ROAD MAP FREE!
The Motor Guide

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Send soc in stamps or money
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
CORTES Y POLICIA
Mas ssaI,os comctidos por negroo

En- Harlandalc. al sur de la cIuGad.
al noche del martes ultimo. sc nitro
duic TN negro en- Ii casa habltac,on
de Ia famllia dc ur senior Moses, com
ruesta de este. Gae Sc hallaba au-
serte, Ia sonora V tres ninos, cue en-
e. momento de los aContec:mlentos
eran los unicos Que estaban en- Ia
casa.
Fl negro anduvo hasta Ia galeria
= pregunto 81 q senior Moses estsoa
en- Ia ~rcsidencla cJando e le CON
test6 que no. INTRODUCE IN alfl!er de
sombrsro per Ia ELLA dc alambre de
IA ruerta. con 81 ohleto de levantar
Ia aldaba poder entrar.
La esposa del senior Moses tele-
foreo 1 IA Oficina del Sheriff, de
Ia cual acudio violentamente 1no dc
los cmpleados, procediendo desae
luego a huscar al a~saltante, que ma
bia va dre~saparecido, sin lograr ha-
llarlo. Esto no ohstante, obra ell po-
der de Ia autcridad una description
compIe,a y cNacta del negro dc quien
Sc trata. Algunas persoHas DC las IN
me6iaciones, informar que ene mis-
NO negro. durantc la tarde. andu-
70 inouiriendo cual era Ia habitacion
del senior Moses y 81 este sc cncon-
traba en- Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
CARTlLLAs ~CIENTlFICAs.
DlNERSOS

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= Dss.fDefo -C0.ecc:on &c Coce cGaGc-aoS
$780,. $40
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rrs-s-.o. C. ,-e1-. Do e. Prof. o.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
FL JUGO De LIMON
OUITA FL PIANO
iMuchachdS, PTeparen una loClon
para blanquear su cults 81 este
Sc encuentra qucmado pOr cI
sol. con pano q con pecas

Expriman dos iimoneS Y poncan su
.juso en- una botella que co7tenga dos
cnzas de Orchard White. aCitese 5ien
para que Sc mezclen dichas sustain
cias Y obtcndran I'm cuarto de pinta
de una magnifica locion para b!an-
quear : limpiar la piel de PIANO, de
pccas y quemaduras del sol, adQui-
riendo al mismo tempo suavidad Y
belIeza. Esta locion t!ene IN costo
Huy reducldo.
En- todos los almaceTes dc abarro-
ties pucde adQuirir los dos lln1ones Y
en- las droguerias 0 perfumerias le
venderan, por unos cuantos centavos,
las tres onzas de Orchard White,
Desc diariamente masaje con eSta
fragaate locion en- Ia cara, cuello,
brazos ' maros Y pronto desapare.
ceran las pecas. 81 pano Y las que
maduras de! sol, adquiriendo e. cuts
suaridad y hermosura. Ademas, cs
absolutarente i7ofensi~a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24

Sc ha dlspuesto que tan luego CO.
mo las condolences del tempo 10 7?r-
mitan. Sc lleven d cabo m serle de
exrediciones a cabalio Al Parque
Lauda. las Que han sido arregladas
Dor cl Il regimiento Il Ca5alleria.
Z! tercer Escuadron de este CGer?o
sera Ell primero en- rerlficar Ia eXpe-
iiciGn. FL Campo sera estahl2cido
ALA ' habra ~eiercicios lie natacI0n, y
otros Sports" gratis para los Soda
3o5. Sc ha tornado una cedula de to-
COS los cscuadrones del Regimlento.
en- Ia Que Sc ~especifica cl ordan en-
u deberan If verificando su5 eX-
pediciones y sera pubIicada en- csta
semara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24

Baritone de Ia Compania Caussade
de Leon que actua en- G. Teatro Ma
ciona!, Y director de Ia miSma. Il!
ST.. de Leon celeb-a hoy Sill henc1!clo
llevando a Ia cscena Ia precloso ope-
reta La Princesa de los Balkane5'
cuva presentation constitute una no.
vedad para el publico de San Anto-
MO. Esa circ~unstancia, a~gregada q
la de que el senior de Leon, goza &c in
numerabIes simp2tias entire e. PuOhco
FOR sus ~excelentes c~ualidades artist
cas- Y la de cue su homogeneo cdatro
completa pcrfe2tamentc las obras que
prese7ta, hace tener por SECURE G!
Gxito de esta noche cue sera dc !!eno
complete Y de entusiasmo ~tesbordan
te en- FL NacionaI. Al programme han
sido ~aCregadoS bellos numeros dc con
cicrto. en- los que tomaraE parte los
principles artistaS de Ia compania.
En- el publico hay gran entusiasmo
nor esta noche de artc. Y De elio Ia
dado prucba con Ia prccipitada COM
pra de localidades que. anoche cst2baT
a punto de agotarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
CdIomeI Produce
Salvation y Enferma
ACTUA COMO 81 FUEEA DINA
MITA SOBRE FL HIGADO EN-
TORPECIDO ! lie EACE PER
DER IN Ola DE TRABAJO

No hay razon per cue 4 perso-
ma debe de tomar calomel, que pro-
duce salivacion ' erferma el organis-
no. cuanGo puede comprar una bote-
la Erande de Dodson's Liver Tone,
que es IN substitute perfecto del
calomel.
Es Ut liquido vecetal, acradable,
que ccrregira e. hiGado e~ntorpecido
tan bien como 10 hace e. calomel,
con Ia diferencia de one nc lie pro-
ducira salivaci6n nj nauseas.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
puedea tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
porque es perfectamente inofensivo.
e calomel es una droga p~eligrosa.
Is mercurio = ataca los hucsos. 81
toma una dosis &c calomel hoy, ma
6ans 50 sentira enfermo. debil y nau-
seado. No pierda un dia de 81 ira
halo. Tome una cucharada de Dod-
sons Liver Tone Y en- Ia nlanana Sc
,eva7tara sinti6ndose perfectamente
bisn. Y con clio hara d~esaparecer el
antorpecimiento del hieado, biliosi-
dad extrehimiento. ~jaquecas, lengus
sucia 0 acruras. ST listed nc encuen-
ira cue el Dodson's Liver Tone &C.
TIA mucho mejor que e. calomel en-
todos sentidos. en- Ia misma drogue
ria donde 10 compre Sc lie devolvers
~ dine-c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
DE LECHE Y HELLO

Danos cunnta a continuation de
las nucvas remisiones que hemos re-
cibido dcstinadas a Ia formation del
fondo citado, que tiene por obJeto
proporcionarles a los mines esos dos
indispensabIes artlculos.
Al dar las gracias a los compatrlo-
tas que han rcspondido ahora al Ia
mamiento de LA PRENSA. cXcita-
mos a los demas a que contri5uyan
en- Ia MEDIA de su posiblli6ad a la
dct,da c~onsecuci6n del noble fin que
yersicue este fondo.
Suma anterior 5 81. 30
Braulio Gutierrez. Sanderson,
Texas 100
Sabine Gon-ilez, Post. Texas 30
Total hasta ia fecha 5 IS 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24
Los Juzgados en- Policia

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