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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-29


st. Phone 3s3.
seigers Auto wrecking Co.. phone
633.
Auto Sales Co Telephone Aas. II w
Church St
BAKERIES
Acme Bakery, s27 g. Third Ave
phone SIS.
Central Bakery sls N. Center St.
Shrubs Bakery, 10S and 1os z. Main
ct. Phone 34s.
Trovas Baking Co, 1eS NJ Seventh
Ave. Phone Cts.
Standard Baking Co. III W. Mar
st. Phone $50.
BILLIARD HALLS
W. E. w;nterringer, 11s-iis e Main
St. Phone 174s.
Bliss Anderson, II E Main 81 Phone
pink,s Place. ,s-1s N. First Az.
Phone 1862.
BANKS
MarshaIltown State Bank. Phone 81
First National Bank Marshautown
Iowa. Capital and Surplus $780,.
10000. Phone 80 or 154.
Fidelity Savings Bank Phone 1s4.
BOOTS AND SHOES
porosin Bros, 1ao-1s2 E Main st
Phone 236.
Inglegue & Young. 20 E. Main st
Phone 324-
Peoples Clothing storA ITO z AAir
ST. Phone White 400.
BoTTLING HOUSES
Bailey Bros. Phone IL.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
Central Iowa Business College, Cor
Main and First Ave. Phone White
44s.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
R,iss Anderson, II e. Main 81 Prone
543.
Naughton & Co. 1o4 z. Main 81
Phone l4s.
W. E winterrinser, i1s-11s z Main
st. Phone 114s.
cHIRoPRAcToRS-
Jentsch & Jentsch, Hopkins BLOCK
az ". Main st. Office phone 1e41
Residence phone White 1115. ~
CLEANING AND DYE WORKS
Marshalltown Steam Dye Works' zz'
E.. Main st. Phone IL.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS
nr,ser Bros, ia z. Main St Phone
Green 224.
r n powell. s15' 8. Third Ave
Phone Yellow 1880.
CANA Bros, next to Castno Tnea1e
Phone EOS.
ROYAL Candy Co.. 3os 4 Main d
Phone White 1917.
wachter's Confectionery, - W. Main
St. Phone 6ss.
CLOTHING DEALERS
Doros,n Bros, 1so-1sz =. Main 81
Phone 236.
Gildner Bros, 81 z. Main 81 Phone
887.
The Hub, (old Friend stors>. Phone
Peoples Clothing Store. 1zo e. MAR
st. Phone White 400.
Pneiger Clothing Store. 70 e Mat'
ST. Phone Ss1.
Strickler Clothing Store, - w. MALI
st. Phone 3.
CREAMERIES-
r. H. Willard, French lea Cream
Phone 123.
Jackson Dairy Co. Ice Cream. Phon'
BIT.
DENTISTS
Hynd's Dental Parlor. corner Mais
and First streets. Phone AZ.
DOCTORS
DR.. E. M. Singleton, Eye. Ear. Nos
and Throat. Office and Hospita
III e. Church Bt ghons 140.
DRUGGIsTS- .
Beinert Drug CO.. 1ls r Main 81
| Phone 1856.
| Elders Drug store. Is e. Main 81
Phone 424.
Mayors, The Quality Drug Store. i
w. Main st. Phone III.
Old Reliable Drug Co. ~ p. Mai
st.
DRY GOODS
Brintnall & Brintnar. ISIS W. Mai,
st. Phone 277.
| DEPARTMENT STORES
Spurgeon's Store. 2a-31 w. Main 81
Phone 664.
MONUMENTS
New England Granite Co.. 100 6
Center st. Phone 1Ss.
FLORISTS
i IL. Denmeaaa EF::oo~w-s- Shop, 1es z
Main st. Phone AT.
W. H. Ford, 1o7 8. Third Ave-. Phon
/ 10.
| Kemble's Greenhouse 80 n Thir'
| st. Phone 84-R3.
FLOUR C FEED
| Benedict Flour Z Fssd Co. GWhols
| (, sale and Retaill. 1919 East Stat
4 st. Phones SLICES.
FRUIT DEAIERS- 4. ~ r. ~ +.
Oppice Fruit Co. Il ~. NaiA 3,
Phones 4s0-4s1.
GARAGES
BerEsn's Garage. srsas zet 8 ~ Az
Phone 1866. M !. e : z ~ Z PEI
Hewitt,s oarass. Ills ~. stats q
| Phone -.
BUY a !.
H. 49, ~ w 10 ". asf ma
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

Willard Ely. BarrackYille
Miss Marcele Ely Balrse ltrille
Master Chas Ely Barfa ne
Lawrence Floyd 3ayfaelT ilie.
w. HI lloyd, B " II
+; Clyde TgoYd BaITaekFille
y Jake Gildebach, Barrsc lSyille
i Mrs. r 3 Hardway Barrackyille.
Lewis Hall, BarraekYille.
Mrs, Lewis Hall, Barrackyille.
Tom Kane, Maple Ave-, Fairmont.
Edward Mumford, P. o. Box 1872.
i Norman Mumford, P.sO, Box 1872.
Glenn Hood, 12S Maple Ave.
g. W. Waddell, 725SC Coleman Ave. Z
Mrs, @. w. Waddel, f25 Coleman
Ave. +
N. B. Jamison, 727 Coleman Ave.
Mrs. NJ ;E. Janison, 727 Coleman
Ave.
Mansfield Jamlson, 127 Coleman
Ave.
Mrs, June Lifts, 4S5 Walnut Ave.
Nanny Jones, 727 Coleman Ave.
l.. G. Smallwood, 726 Mt Vernon
Ave.
Mrs, I. G. smallwood, 72e Mt,
Vernon Ave.
. Catherine smallwood, 72s Mt.
Vernon Ave.
B. N. Blanks, 7O4 Mt Vernon Ave.
Mrs. B NJ. Blanks, 705 Mt. YER
non Ave.
p. i. 3. capsey, 424 Fatrmont
Mrs, H. B. causey, 4s4 Tairmont
Miss Virginia causey 424 Falrmon.
Ave.
Kenneth Pterpont, 5o7 Eairmont
Ave.
Mrs. Tusca Morris, SIT Fairmont
Ave.
Robert Norris. SIT Fairmont Ave.
Minor Durham, SIS Walnut Ave.
Z ]. R. Davis, 519 Walnut Ave.
( H.1A. Kern, 525 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Hazel Morris, 500 Walnut Ave.
Mrs, l.. N. Wetzel, SIS Beponi
Ave.
\ L. N. Wetzel, SIS Benoni Ave.
Miss Saliie Deveny, 5l4 Benoni Ave.
John Mulvehill, 512 Benoni Ave.
G.. N. Amos, $40 Beaoni Ave.
Mrs G.. NJ. Amos, $40 Benoni Ave.
Mrs. G. W. Smith sos Benoni
Ave.
IT. Ktrshman, 504 Benoni Ave.
Mrs. r. o. Miller, 500 Benoni Ave.
Mrs: e. r. Wiley, Gl0 Benoni Ave.
Mrs. John Mulyehtll, 512 Benoni
Ave.
Tusca Morris, SIT F4rmont Ave.
g. O. Hayhurst, sos Sixth st.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

ms d 81 Coli. SOS Fifth 81
Ms Amelia sianhageni l2s Belnut
sifs j vi Kinsey 2i Walnut
Ave.
Frances Kinsey, 721 Walnut Ave
q Mrs. n r. Frantz, Ae07 Seventh
MS, H. W. chadduck, 7ls Fair
Il. ". chaddack. 7ia Fairnont
Ave.
Walton Miller, 7oI Fairmont Ave,
Mrs. Nina Thum, 7Q1 Fairmont
Ave.
Clarence Burdoft zoe Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Clarence Burdoft, 7O6 Walnut
Ave.
H. j. Hawkins no Walnut AYES
Mrs. H. j. Hawkins, 710 Walnut
Ave.
A. Isaacson, 500 Madison st.
Moore, Briggs, Rivesville.
Attic Demio, 1870 Chicago st.
j, Kapraitti, 4O5 Robinson ST,
N, Phelps, 732 CASTOR Ave.
Charles Kup, sol Pennsylvania Ave.
4 II. F. Fritz, Rivesville.
P. H. Malloy, sos Ohio Ave.
+ s. E, Evans, 1853 Locust Ave.
j. Rosebaum, 312 CASTOR Ave,
v, G. Toothman, 1917 Field ST,
d. H. Drummond, Rivesyilie.
D. Davis, 1907 Locust Ave.
Harry Perstck, 51S Ogden Ave,
G. G. Moore, Rivesyille.
J, G. Cooper, Carrico Hotel.
Virgil Morris, Bellevue Ave.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

y. FsResYas 207 10th ST.
Fred S! Chute. Carrico Hotel
~ Anderson t5S Locust Agef
Philip Miller 1915 GLADDEN. 81.
\ John Miller coo ogden lkves
]. Dunn. 7S2 ton Axe
R. v. Rosenhaunl, CASTOR kyt
p. w. Beall, Cleveland Ave
g. b. Atha, 1919 Bryant 81
j. D. Overland, T05 Church 81
Ray Summers, 224 kelley elaees
Max Sattertield, Rivesville
Joseph R, Fox, 500 Quincy 81.
John Wright. Jr., Baxter y,
Joseph g. Clayton, Fttvesytlie 4
Hugh G Henderson,. Rivesyille i
H. W.. Ely, 400 Murray Ave s
F. II. oNeiI, 214 CASTOR Ave
John Malone. SS1 Fourth ST.
w. j. Miller, Rivesville.
Charles 0Neil, 2l4 CASTOR AVG.
VIM. Henke, S17 High ST. a.
John Wisman. $50 Maple Ave
Howard Laymah, R, r y. a
Rivesville
Continued n pagYnlne.'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01


Mrs Guy swisher lil6 MORGAN
II peyls iii Morgantown Ave.
Hrs. VIII Satterfteid, III Morgan:
town Avesit
Mrs. VIM Slinn, AIarylsnd ave,
III. a. Atha, 200 Grafton St.
Mrs. N Mulkirin, ITO Wheeling
ST.
Mrs. a. y. McAlvin, III. Anderson
a. \. McEifresh. 100 Wheeling 81,
Mrs. Ed Shroyer, LA Wheeling st.
Mrs. Mary Stnrm. 114 Whaling st.
Mrs. GeOfge sWisher; lis Wheeling
st.
Miss Katherine Smith, BaF5ackyilIe,
Mrs. E. r. Smith, Barraskyille:
Mrs. Lillian Snyder. Bartackville
N. J. Straight, BarrackYille.
Edward HI Straight, BaHackyille
Miss Villa q. Straight, Barraek'
vile.
Mrs. Edgar lee BarrackYllle.
Mrs. Smith Straight, Barrackville.
Dave Straight. .BaTrackyille.
Mrs. Dave Straight, Barfackyille
Bert Talklngton, Barrackylle,
Mrs. Bert darlington, Barrack.
vile.
Mrs. Ed Tenant, Barrackville.
Miss Beatrice Tenant, Rarrack-
vile.
Miss Wayne Tenant; BarrackYille
Lake Toikovich, Barfackvllle.
A. l.. Thomas, Barrackville.
Louise Weis, Barrackville.
Walter Watson, Barrackvllle.
Claude Watson. Barrackvile.
Mrs. j. 4. Wells, Barrackvillo.,
Tom Hail. BarrackYille.
Mrs. Tom Hall, BarrackYlle.
Clyde Hayes, BarrackYille.
Mrs. Clyde Hayes, Barrackville.
Chas. Hall, Barrackyille.
Edgar Ice, Barrackville, i
John Ice, Barrackville.
Margaret Ice, Barrackville, :
Stella Ice Barrackville.
Milla Ice, Barrackville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin, Barrackville
L. s. Jamison, Barrackville. 4
Mrs. l.. s. Jamison, Barackyille
Lloyd Kennedy, BarTackyllle.
Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy, BaFackyille
Mrs. Helen King, Barrackyille.
Clarence King, Barrackyille.
George M Lloyd, R. F. D. No. i I.
Fairmont.
Mrs. George NJ. Lloyd, R. F.. D.
No. 1, Fairmopt.
Miss Ella May Lloyd, R. F. D.
No. L., FaIrmont.
Mrs. A. ]. Michael, Barackvllle
Pat McLamara, Barrackvllle. ],
Mrs. Pat McLamara, Barrackville
Lloyd Moore, Barrackville.
Mrs. Lloyd Moore, BarrackYille.
Mrs. M. R. Musgrove, Barrack-
vile.
Miss Jennie Neptune, Barrackyllle
George Neptune, BarrackviIle,
Mrs. VIM. Neptu:e, Barackville.
Wilbert 0'Donnell, Barrackvilie.
Mrs. G. Robertson, BarraCkyille.
Joe Reynolds, Barracksvile.
Mrs. ]. r, Steele, BarracksvillE
Harold Steele, Barrackvile,
DR.. 3. P. Smith, Barrackvlie.
M. j. Barrackman, BarraCkville.
Mrs. M. j. Barrackman, Barrack-
vile.
Frank Billingslea, BarrackVille.
Mrs. Leah Bird, BarraokViIe.
j. NJ. Brand, Barrackyille,
Mrs. j. NJ. Brand, BarrackviIle.
Mrs. E. D.. Brand, BarrackYille.
j. j. Bartlett, Barrackville,
A.. s. Brobst, Barrackyiile.
Mrs. A. s. Brobst,l Barrackyi1le.
MsrgatetsJa Brobst, BarrackYille.
w. NJ. Berry, Barraclyille.
Mrs. Chas. Clayton, Barrackyflle.
Mrs. Chas. Cramer, Barrackville.
T. F. Conway, Barrackvle.
Mrs. T. F. Conway, Barrackyille.
G. N. Conaway, Barrackyllle.
Mrs. G. N. Conway, Barrackville.
Lawrence Conway, Barrackyille.
Mrs. Lawrence Conway, Barrack-
vile.
Harry Conway, Barrackyille,
Oscar Cona9ay, Barrackyille.
Mrs. s. r. Curtis, Barrackviile.
Grin Curtis, Barrackyille.
F. A. Dlgn Pwity, New York City.
O.. r. Ely arrackYille.
Mrs. o. R. Ely, Barrackvlle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01
Mernbe rsIIip to Date is 44SS
With Some Yet to
Hear From.

some work remains TO be done pul
the Yhird Annual Roll Can OF tns
6neficsn Red Cross is about closed
III far as Fairmont chapter IS con
me total membership to date Is 4.
IN Included in this number are ~
naea Nd membership Among re-
IN z poFts are So from Grant TOWN.
M ~ from Annabelle. Hutchinson
tom yfhich3a good report is expected,
raY6a tas 10 be heard from. Following
IS ~ Sc names Of those who Joined
aAmSht chapter during the ron cai''
III 3. Hoch, 11O6 Virginia Ave
Aifs James Bold. llOl virginia
Ms Horner sattertield, 1116 vir-
M Me- sertie Lewis, Ills Virginia
sorge Weyman, 11ls Virginia Ave
Bob Rcseamerkle, 11o5 Virginia
5ar, & Beck, f3s1l1l Virginia Ave.
MIS- w. -. Levne4u 4VH-
III iiunpup, 722 walnut Ave.
Bob Dietrich, $40 Cleveland Ave. Z
w. Mccomas, Murphy -Deveny
Fortney, 827 Benoai Ave.
Hfs q. L. Fortney S27 Benoni
Ernest Robinson, Y. M. q. A.
4 Sinkead, $40 Pittsburgh Ave-
Mendle Sharp, $40 Market 81.
Harold Heath. $40 Market st
A1brey Parrish, SOC Locust Ave.
stafns, 623 Walnut Ave.
III Fanus, Main st.
aB. H. Fanus, Main st.
cred Beech, I'LL Virginia Ave.
Mrs James Beech, lii Virginia
NJ wslter Robertson, 1929 vir-
Forrest =. Springer, 4o4 Columbia
II Murphy, scottdale, W. Va.
Frank G.. Raymond, 410 Cleveland
DihitseN. Auton, BOX 48, Baxter W.
b. Kahn, 422 Spring. st,
MI Al. Barry, Route 1.
James Deyeny, Alexander Place.
Henderson, 2O5 Monroe St.
afk Woloshemit, Dakota Mines.
d. Hardway, Bsrackville.
Marie flntter, 23S Grant st. !,
James Close, s8l Emerson St.
p Brady, S11 CASTOR Ave.
s. D. Brady, 1905 Fairmont Ave.
W. II! sHllfs, 34Os Walnut Ave:
Fdna III Anderson, 800 Monroe st.
Helen j, OF lburn, / 412 CASTOR Ave.
afyey Reed M Wheeling ST.
Eritity AK.
Mamie Lewis; Y, q efFerso ST;
Virginia Rolls, 7S6 Eighth st.
III. n 5Obie; 42i Cleveland Ave,
Mrs: Mary Hawkins, 421 cleveland
Ayes ,f -
lena M. Jackson, 421 Cleveland Ave-
William Miller, $40 Monroe St, y
ii jackson, 421 Cleveland Ave-
rs II. H. Jackson, 421 Cleveland
Mrs. Sarah Obie, 421 Cleveland Ave,
Louise Beckwith, Howard st.
Mrs Joseph Logan, Fairmont Ave,
ana sixth ST
FIabry johnson, Fairmont Ave. and
sixta Sc.
Mrs Harry Fitzhugh, 200 Hamilton
St.
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RED CROSS ROLL ca L a CIIRl1IES
ARE BENG BROUGIzI T0.Az CLOSE


T.W. Caldwell, 1915 Lowell St.
Clay Mills, S25 Virginia Ave.
C. X. Thayer, MillefsEtlle.
H m. Green; 404 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. G. g Barry, Ills Virginia Ave.
Frank Delgrosso, 1105 Center St.
Oscar Robey, Western Union.
+" .. 2. Harden, 1Os Water st.
Ann Helnick, 10S Water st.
Mrs. Virginia. Helmick, 20S Dia-
mopd St.
Mrs. j. i. Carpenter, 2O6 Diamond.
WiIliamA Carlow, 305 Newton st.
Mrs. Herschel Kincaid, All Gutey
st.
Helen Jackson, sO5' Locust Ave.
Katherine u Lynn, Gil e. Park Ave.
Elmer Bailey, 407 Market ST.
Mrs. R. s, Mortified, 407 Market St.
Ann Richard, Wilson st,
Jane Richards, Wilson st.
Mrs. Geo Frank, SIC Market st.
Rev. G. Eddy; 800 Leona Court,
Mrs. J. A. Leonard, 507 Market St.
Alphonce Lecomte, sic Market st.
Mrs. H. l.. satterfield, 314 Wilson St.
Mrs. Bailey Nuzum, SO7' 3. Bridge
r,,.,,. ra,,,.o -. 100 ,,o,..o g.
r ~ u HyIase t1eF. .sE 41 ,1 monee Ss'
NJ. w. y " " ,9s.,,, aoo u"n tss OF a.
,ro9 o. y =; "ittisuson' 100 tn0u-
roe e,s %, - r,,,,,. ,o-
nas. EiWslliallSso w. 500 MonFoe 81
Ma 'si11ia nls,I. 100 MONROE l2 %,
T NJ CT g.. raIAsI, ~ Monroe 81,
Mrs Geo P Rsbs rdsaa 4Eo won 81,
O. t'' "sN ts4onstusou' az @OnFoe
81 : I =. :oz ~ 80. g.
Mrs. y y. Losn, 9So MoAEge o.
M Mrs A He 9 Ross l.s 81 So monFO g. st.
Mrs. " Y B. Hegton AS ~ Monroe S1de.. St; :.
MRS. y. =. Leonard, 4z4 MonNe ST.
Beryl Leonard, AZ Monroe st.
EtAel FiseF, 4S4y monroe 81:
Mrs; hollo .Conieyi S1o Monroe 81;
n. T. = eaqnllgnam, ~ M on s, 81
MRS. H. - Cunningham az Mon
roe st. ~,
Genevieye Cunningham ~ H
Lawrence. Cunningham ~ Monroe'
Mrs. Claude Fleming, go monroe
Anna Murphy, lO7 jackson 81
T. A. Young, Murphy peveny Bldg
Virginia Abbott, Manley Hotel
L. Silyernan, Kenyon Hotel:
F. T. Norris, 22l Fa1rmont ave.
Mrs. Noble Lagman, T. =. Do:
j. P. Baker. First st, and va, ave.
Mrs. R. B. Good, lO5 Penn aye:
Mrs. Geo. DeBolt, Sl4 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Pearl Rodgers, Country Club
road!
Linda D. Stratton, Country Club
road,
r. Francis Brammer, Country Club
road. 4,.
David M, Stratton, Country Club
road.
q. w. Crane, FatrView.
F E. Thompson, y. M. G. A.
Ann Joyce. 400 =. Park.
Mrs. Frank Delgrosso' llO0 center
st:
Edith Dodd, 102l MorgantoWn Ave.
-, -, -, :,
=. "a. Leye., watson W. va
Foster EI Skinner r. NeWourg, W. va.
Frank Morgan, 4VS Main q.
saTah wise, Rear AZ F !a!! ave.
GU tneii "a H n DAg p - SsttiSe'
geo: T. t,d Aerr, H. H.; +. =, ..
~ o. MolFoe. Slarkspurs.
T. - r. SAWYER Wy G 5,.t
Jos; a. Fagh, GFatton,
n I. Gsisse!l Grattop.
MI Mchlnney'4O1 First st.
W. T. watson. ~ Locust Ave
~ NJ Leigh, Warrington.
I. = hardesty. Warrington.
Geo. Nomyerhair Watson Hotel.
MARIE HeIfrtch, $50 Watson Ave.
gtaEa MsDonaid COOK Hospital.
Balley Aapp, liz Carlton st
mrs p: s. GnderhM, Cook Hospital.
MIS-: NJ montgomery, SO5 Third st.
May Montgomery, 300 Third st. \
Mrs, Jane Richardson, 3o5 Third St.
NtAS' : = A2Oe6Saot 4Lt w etAta NA'S;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
SOCIETY
Miss Lillian Shrum
Becomes Bride of
Warren MOnfort

An out-of-town wedding of inter-
est to Omaha friends is that of
Miss Lillian Edith Shrum and Mr..
Warren w. Monfort of Greeley,
Colo, which took place at the home
of Rev. E. r. Curry at Boulder,
Colo, on March IS.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Shrum of this city
and is a graduate of the Central
High school and of the University
of Nebraska. ...
Mr.. Monfort is a graduate OF
the State Teachers college of Gree
ley and served his country in the
aviation section for a year. He was
in the officers artillery training
camp at Louisville, KY. when re-
leased from service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monfort will re-
side near Greeley, Colo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
Club Meeting.

Miss Majorie Everson entertained
the w. w. G.. club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Eleven guests
were present and the afternoon was
spent in sewing. The club gives
social affairs once a month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
II matters not how deep intrenehed the wrong,
How hard the battle goes, the day how long.
Faint not, fight oni Tomorrow The song
Be strong !-Babcock.

the richest gift God ever gave tc
man or woman was the love of a
pure and undetermined husband or
wife. Mother love the next.
No. $50.
I'm the scent from the bloom
OF the plant we call life
OF the plant that full soon
Is cut down by the knife
Of Time.
l am born on the breath IS
OF the billowing breeze;
And | live after death;
And l hold all the keys
To heaven.
Lol / come on the wings
OF the whispering winds;
And the soul of you sings,
And the will of you bends
To mine.
No. 827.
Loves no irregular device.
No sudden start of raging pain,
Which in a moment grows fire,
And in a moment cools again.
Love is something so divine
Description would but make it
less.
IT'S what I feel, but can't define.
It's what l know, but can't ex-
press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
Sorority Luncheon.

Sorority Luncheon.
Alpha Phi sorority will give a
luncheon party, Saturday at the
Blackstone. Spring flowers will
decorate the table and covers will
be laid for IS guests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
FREE SAMPLES

II you have never used Dr.. Caidveils Syrup
Pepsn send fos free trial bottle to Dr. w. g. Caldwell
babies at home, SIX fr copy Of Dr.. caldwel's book.
The Care oS Baby"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
Heart Beats
By A. K.

BY A. X.
She was not
A beautiful girl
Or one you would
Stop to admire
As she passed you
On the street.
But her voice!
Such a contrast
To most of us
Who have drifted
Into the nasal
Or the loud
Or the harsh tones
High-pitched
And unlovely.
So while we forgive
Ourselves
(Others may forgive u.s.
For our lily modulated
Voices
And give as our
Abb
Or defense
Or excuses
That the winds are
Dry
And the altitude
Isn't gagged
For velvet notes
All the
Excuses
And alibis
In the world
Do not change
The effect
Or the soft,
Deep
Rich
Musical
Delightfully."- expressive
Notes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22

Master Electrician Bud Cohn has
arrived at Camp Stewart, according
to word received by his. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.sL. M. Cohn. Mr..
COIN has seen 10 months of active
service in France.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
NO. 1893.


Love is an electromagnetic vi
bration that operates between the
invisible forces of nature, and back
to the visible things of this earth.
1t is a sensation that is perceived
upon meeting one person or another,
each producing a different sensation
or vibration.
1t is natures protection to keep
you in the right path, or the COM
pany you most desire.
Some persons have better percep-
ton of this instinct of love than
others, and it is a matter of health
and personal attraction which in
creases your magnetic surroundings,
and gives you the ability to perceive.
"He that loveth not, knoweth not
God, for God is Love, John 4-8.
This is the old analysis of love, de-
scribing the sensations that comes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Roby Maxwell
announce the birth of son.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Roby Maxwell
announce the birth of son.
Mrs. F. A. Nash, who is in New
York City, will remain for two
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton and son, Fred,
sjr., who are now in Pasadena, are
expected home April IS.
Robert H. Craig, son of Mrs. J.
c. Craig, has landed in New York
after seven months of active serv-
ice, where he was stationed with
the service of supplies in the adj
vance zone. After receiving his
discharge at Camp Kearney, CAL,
he will return to Pasco, Wash, his
former home.
The Luxembourg parliament has
adopted tentatively a bill granting
women the right to vote and to hold
office.
A British patent has been issued
TO- mountings upon which any but
tons can be fastened to form hat
pins or jewelry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
No, 83l.

/ St. John says, God is love-" Then
love is an attribute of God. 1t is
akin" to pity; the opposite of hate,
with affection and sacrifice for its
chief characteristics.
St. Paul says, Love is kind, en-
vieth not, seeketh not her own,
thinketh no evil, endureth all
things"
Sir Henry Drummond says. Love
is the greatest thing in the world"
The Century Dictionary says,
Love is the essence of divinity;
the principle of sympathetic attrac-
ton in sentient begins; feeling
of delight in certain individuals,
qualities or things; yearning desire,
devotion, affection Of one for an
other; an unwillingness to be separ-
ated."
Love is individual and universal
and manifests itself in various ways.
There is divine love dove of God
for MANI, reverential love Glove of
man for Cod, romantic love, Glove
of youth for maiden), connubial love
Glove of man for wife), parental
love Glove of parent for child), filial
love Glove of child for parent, pa
:riotic love Glove of country, in
tellectual love Cove of learning),
aesthetic love Glove of the beautiful
in nature and art), benevolent love
Charity.
Personihed, love is cupid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22

Mrs. F. A. Nash. who is in New
York City, will remain for two
weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
No. 632.

Taking our own idea, there is
Cody love, father love, mother love,
brother love, sister love, neighborly
love and the love of everything
beautiful. But the richest gift God
ever gave to man was love, the love
of pure and noble minded woman.
And thinking it a poor rule that
won't work two ways would say that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
Westerdahl- Mckee Wedding.

A quiet marriage ceremony took
place Thursday, at the residence of
Rev. T. J. Mackay, when Miss
Thelma Frances Mckee, daughter
of Mrs. D. Sonier became the bride
of Ralph Westerdahl. Rev. Mackay
performed the ceremony.
Miss Olga Harmon was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. Dewey Proeb-
sting attended the bridegroom as
best man. The bride wore a tail
ored suit and corsage of sweet
peas and forget-me-nots.
The young couple left for Kansas
City Thursday evening and will be
at home in Council Bluffs after
April |.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-22
No. 664.

No. 664.
What is love? All! who can tell?
Though all yield to its subtle spell
In sorrows night, glearr rg star,
Shedding glorihed beams afar-
The sacred ray that hallows life,
Surcease of daily toll and strife;
Bright rainbow in a cloud cast sky,
Eternal promise arched on high.
Exceeding far King Soils warm
rays,
Kissing the earth on glad June daysi
1t burns away the dross of earth,
Giving the soul new found birth.
It's fairer than the lily fair,
Waiting its fragrance sweet and
rare;
More tender than the sunsets glow,
And purer than the falling snow
A miracle both new and old,
More precious than bright gems or
gold.
Gods own link to mortals given
Binding earth to great high heaven,
1t freely pours from depths untold,
A tide forever uncontrolled,
Domination of youth and sage,
IT'S writ in blood in every age,
Annihilatine time and space,
Laughs defiance in deaths grim
face
A coal divine dropped from above
Kindling heart-hames-can this be
love?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-22
SAW Wen at One.

Milwaukee.-N Nathan Israel claimed
A ,ire cure for bliudueS. In his IA
drm stone glasses, price $50 one
patient saw 80 Well through EN- at
once. They were mere window sloss.