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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blu
reau q Chemistry gnsksffee:
Hjjisslp.5 q ],

Eli RafIe stillingsff' t Il lsdig u.
/ MISUNDERSTANDING Biz,
rea'1 Of Chemistry, Farve Labo.
ratorlum, og der er nu Anied-
ming for Fagfolk at indsende 81
ne AnNsddggr1inger ON .miidlertidig
Ansattelse. For permanent An
rttelse maa Ansdgere bestaa
Civil Service Examen. Den fe.
.d1eesrale Civil Service Kommission
vi 1 den ilaermeste Fremtid Of.
Efenrtliggggre It'd: og sted for AZ
|holdelse af. Examen fol. disse
|stillinger. Arbejdet bestaar i at
|experementere med Farvesfoffer
for derived at kunne bestemme
deres Verdi og .Anvendelses.
made. Shlingen betales med
ira $1,44o til $2,28o ON Aaret.
Ans6gning ON mid1ertidig An,
s1ttelse skier til Bureau of Che.
mlstry, Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. c..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
)a11 iiMbfe hlnoe blipe gilleobugger-

ban lite hlt1oe blipe BilleoDngger-
fltnIthcr pao grlnnb al ba,ls odar
lige Spn. De,r,1e 5pogbeo, beo bet
fig, biloe gipre at ban life fu,loe
lie Ginge11e, fom en- 8i~llebbngger
maatte. Weu ban bapoe taget fit.
|Bell1lt1,ing. 90 at opmme efter.
|bans biotioige Slid % 5trRbIom
|beb BIZ BET iiffert lpffes Dor lt11ge.
energiife aanosmano at pinoe frem
tit @erbmmelie.
San bar ct u1gbommeligt, ia
orengcagtigt tbieelloe. S 1911
panot bar Mrcbitcctural 2eag1ie's
4perp 8ri3e" for en- .Wan 6olif-
tain9. Set bar ct at bans fprIte
Mrbeioer, Iom banot Mnerfien6clie.
gen ct bait Meolem af 2igaer o.
Meolcm al 6ens COMMITTEE on
I5cnlptur"
&9#%lIyE.EEESS ii 'Faa.HtGEl ETH .EtGS=x@Es
Defte lfaffeoe ba1n .1iot 8enge %
Summarizing til at fortiptte: 90
ban fom til SEEM Dorf fra 9t2ouis
for at prgbe fin 2pffe, bar bon lao
at iige pennilgs, % ban moatte
Itjene til fit l1ofomn1e peb at gipe
nnoerbismng i 8io1inipiI og fpille
be6 offentlge smnmenfomlter. M.
fti6 bar ban beret pan6t til baarbt
Nrbejoe; neitell faa lai1ge1 iom bon
fan bu1fe, bon bntl .nrbei6et banol
Dag % Mften.
Sober Dar facet belle fit lt66an.
nellie SEEM Sort. Mrbeioeoc UNDER
Dor fienote @lle0bugeer 8orgll1m
6o 0er1ne arbejoeoe poo fiji berpmte
2incoln 9tatue, ion1 hi fiuoes
Nemarf. San bar fire @aoge plllr:
bet afabemiife &ramicr (tre @angf
for neutrality-suspicious. og en@anq
for ell 9egninO % bar %ligeleoes
fire .@a1ge pl11r6et vgcole bes8eaua
sfrts Gri5e". Sn1 bar u0fprt eli
Del forifjelliae Mrbejoer, iar1ig ifol
ell @ruppe u8o1tie1toe Btger1 bere
oloeles np6elig. Set be6lt fien0te
laf bans Mrbeioer h1r6e BOG bore
ben moieltatiife @fiffelie at Sling
Gnrlttc".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
1,tcrer: iii hnr 6e aieblliiffcf

1te,,er: III bnr Sc giebliffet
1bertal boenod are Waelfen,=
oa spolIespig 4. IL ise: uasa,1-
pet Ct blepet pda u tillaber
the set tiDtttes Galr,arf, %
ben Ret bpr reipeffercs, lua CT
|oen,1e @etraetlti,lg oplet, Of ben
yDPgipelie al Set pirfeliee Retsbe=
|gfsb, Joni GuffIanbs lanae golos.
berreopr,nle boz fremfalotzbo %.
S1'aea af % abifer !anoet, END. Ct
,aDiferre ! s1esDie. fom .aipes tilbo-
&c til Da,marf imo0 oeires Billie;
ifal beban6les blu1ta11t % frilitoet,
fDe' Fal life bebanoles, ION Epifer.
ne bar giort mob Sc Dnnife ser.
neoe;;;s11ens at 11ret er3shf1lepen til Re1
Il De 81 9far, iaa at Spnoerinllmf
,iHfffe mere n1e6 Mette bprer til Dm.
,narf, Ton leg 11,uuria faa mig Jeff
It'll at tro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Rejsende og Indtegtsskatten.

Udlandige, der agter at reise
til Europa eller ct andet steds
.udenlands, advares mod at for
spge at forbade Landet fdrend
de har betalt deres Indtagts-
skat. Oct forlanges af enhver,
der agter at rejse, at fremvise
SIN skattekvittering eller Bevis
Tor, at han har gjort sin f6rste
eller f1ere Afbetalinger, enten
.personlig eller we'd Afdrag af
=Lpnnen, der hvor han har haft
Arbejde. Fremvisningen skier
we'd Da1npskibets Afgangssted
forinden Pas udstedes.
For at undgaa Tidsspilde og
:kedelige Ubehageligheder, for
saavel Regeringen som for den
Rejsende, tilraades enhver at
medbringe sine Skattekvitterin-
ger eller i Diet mindste en- fuld-
stendig Opgave over ems Brut
tolndt@gter siden 1ste Januar
1913.
Enhver mon resident alien"
er etter Loven pligtig til at be-
tale Skat efter IL Procent af sin
Bruttofortjeneste fra 1ste Tanu-
ar 1913. I Tilfa1de af Paastand
ON, en- Del af Skatten allerede
er betalt we'd Afdrag at Lpnnen..
maa vedkommende fremlagge
Bevis heron til Collector of In
.ternational Revenue fgrend han
Kan faa Pas. Hvis hele Skatten
.er betalt maa den endelige Kvit-
ter1ng fremvises. De, som af
en- eller anden Grund like har
nogen kvittering, er pligtige til
at skate en- Erklering fra sine
.ArbeJdsglvere angaaende deres
Indtagter.
Enhver Ud1anding, der agter
at rejse, bdr lagge sig dette paa,
HJerte, da Diet er meget vigtigt
tor ham. Flere Tusinde Udlen-
dlnge er blevet ho1dt tilbage i
Havnebyerne paa Grrlnd at, at
de like har kunnet tilvejebringe
tllstr#kkeligt Bevis for, at de
har betalt deres Indtegtsskat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
@illcobneecren Sober.

90 Ben fiel1bte &artolltegner
E@ut Meblter iioite CONNER gjen=
mem cit &artontegnil1g: Sin Mppeal
to sour Meo6ers" o11n1obeoe 2G1erne
on at inbie1r0e l16fait til ct pos
|ielloc Mon,ment for Sen tDlfe&ron=
priltS, bar BET / cit ret % 11et b1tz
moriltif Mening, % halt bapOe
neppe tp1ft fig, at Sen pil6e blibe
|taget %o1porlig.
Set mo61atte bleb imt01ertio Gil
l1ofalte1e itrgmme6e inb,
mer e11er min6re go6e;; men blal16t
De mo11ge inllomn1e, ifrnffelige og
|nIaoponlige l16falt, Iom Seem Oorf
uGlobe"s &artontegner mo6tog
bar Der bog ct birfelig f%lt1lltneriif
|1nofgrt Nrbcioe, in6fenot al 8illeo-
bu9geren @eorg S. 2ober.
Scrub for. Mobelleringen al Mo=
nllmentet, Ipm @r. 2ober be1lpbner
u8l1ltur" .eller u8elgiell" er ser
Ell Siitoric ON iano Natriotisme og
CT Stgen efter at iene 1T 2on6.
Sr. @eorg 2ober, ser er fpot al
oanif=amerifanife 6orelore, pol
[1te1nlig Ell af Be fprlte, Ser melote
fig til fribilIig @rigstjeneite, mel,
|blep faSieret paa @ru11o al ipeffffett
|Spn, en- spaqbe01 ION TANNER ira
bans Dreneeonr, o. Tom 1,nften
bar gjort bm Mino poa SET enc
9ie. Men, m6taler &r. 2ober / fit
Seem Dorf Atelier, leg eiorbe min
Little BIT S lee mobellere0c
|@ruppen.
S ua1uItur elller sB8eIgien" er
bet lpffebeS BAN at gibe 11btrDf for
&Goie1, uoen at Mo11unentets
|SfignDeosIinier belfiemmes berbe6.
|Grltppen foreftiller: Ell 0priifDrabs-
nla11o @p1npeifftiffffelie baf1erube Sci
|oper bans biplpeleie @btnoeoffer.
t1eo beroes ggarn fdtbolot ft,l
oroe 9aat,6s gn tppiif Gremitilz
ling af set om Ben amerifattife
|l1tlgoom fpmpeoe an beltemooigt
i11eo % 6eieireoe.
Georgs2 ober n,ao fer1pe ig frem
Hl gtIle0bl,gger. De Ct maaife
[1tetop oerfor; at ban ua ornBgg-
aelig neo tie Arbeloer al or
EtnHer, 6oH ngoe jam at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Fortrinsm@ssig Ansettelse i
Handelsflaaden for afmpn-
strede so1dater og Or
1ogsfo1k.

y. S. Shipping Board har be-
slt1ttet at give afm9nstrede Sol
dater og Orlogsmend i Alderen
1855 Aar Fortrinsret til Opta.
gelse Handelsf1aadens Tiene-
ste. h Anta1 af $500 sti1lin-
ger skal besattes i den narme-
ste Fremtid, hvorom Medde1e1se
er udsendt til Shipping Boards
samtlige 5000 Rekrutteringskon.
torer med Befa1ing ON at give
afmpnstrede Mand Fortrinet.
Medde1e1sen fremhaver, at
det like er nddvendigt at have
haft Erfaring paa s9en. Enhver
Recruit oliver fdrst underkastet
ct ovelseskursus ON Bord j ct
at Board'ets skoleskibe og der.
paa sendt til S9s som Matros-
laerling Ansdgning ON opta-
gelse skier til ethvert af Board.
cts Hyrekontorer rundt ON i
Landet eller direkte til U. S.
Shipping Boards Recruiting
Service, y. S. Custom House,
Boston, Mass.
It Antal at 1000 at de Mend
der skal -ansettes j Henhold til
denne Beslutningg, vii blive un-
0velse ON Bord i ct
skoleskib stationeret i Boston.
9vrige 500 vii b1ive forde1t
mel1em shbe paa stillehavsky-
stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Desmond p1r1 9anm1arf.

SkS1tullU uu Suullull.
Sen irifznmerifanife Gorfattcr
|5bam Desmond, Ser npIig bar uo=
|1ell6t Boge11 "Gbe 5ouI Of 9e1,-
mort" bol6t forrige 9pn6ag / 92elp
|Dorf ct 6ore6rug ON Gnnmarf. 0g
ifelge r@orol."s Meferat por BET
giennemitremmet If Ell Soritaoelie
og 8iGrligbe6 til Dm1morf.
S lit 6ore6rag tnlte bon Iprlig
on1 Danmarf UNDER Beroensfrigen,
|og 1t6tnltc 81. a.: u5elb Epiflanbs
plltoieliae ,5ummenbrno bar Ina
ltnulig at fro pao, at Gfterretnin=
get ON gndbenftilltanoen mo6tpges
/ Duttnarf me6 tiliDnelabenoe 2i=
gegla6beo. Sun langionlt, ganife
|1o11giomt beg BEN la11ae Mottemarc
|efter Ell forpint Sgp,l, ser bapoe
|paret mere chs ct bolpt garbun=
|orebe. Danlnarf lebe6e op paollp,
|fif Slltere51er 110ober be materielle,
|for11nm at 6er igien bar GfsiltenS-
'boob, ia iao blu6ielig Tom / ct 2pn-
CLINT at Ser bar l16ligt til cit Glen
fore1iag al oe1 bonife Notion.9
:iau fpl1eoe ben otter pdogne gsu=
tionalfele1ie alt til1i6e; Sen ipu6er-
iDife Sag b1ep og or @mnet for beoe
Mgifotions= Debat- og 8roteltmpz
Der 2all6et ober, og BET belle Sol
.fet og life nler1e / ben lille, eltio
1tationolbepi0fte Minoritet. elsie TO
cling: Gpflmos interchangeable
111ocr CIT 1lp 8er6ensor6en og gsnz.
oerjpllnnoS Mtterfomlt bill iiffcrt
rebobilitere ben 6onifeNotion / 0ens
eger 8eoi0itbeo,
9og; life olelle plpfologiif, mel,
.oglaa ntaterielt bar Sc fire @rigs=
cor giort Gnnnurf til Ell anoell
!@onffc piit baboe ballif @in6ifibe-
sligbe0 a1lereoe fpr 1914 giort Can
mort til Ell ogtet og pelitaaenoe
gtotion, men fprlt 6e abnorme
Snrbolo n1pber Grigen los @nlbfloz
ben itrgmn1e ms fra olle 9iber, it.
.fe ditto for Set go6e gonife nilt
.Men iii aobner ser fig for 2unoet
ct Berlpeftip iua fort % Iopenoe,
at Du1n1arf a1brig mere Bill bIipe,
.bpoo BET bar FIR; cit 5fipbne 1tpr-
fere e11o 2anbets egen 8ilIie Dor
.lopeget @ipbenbapn Tom Morbeus
.&opeoitoo, bDorfra al &n1roel nleo.
5fanoinobiet1 og 0iterfplanoene bill
1lolfraole. San1bltrg bar nbiplpe=
ligt miifet fin fprenbe 5tiIIina.~
syfn 9a1tlen I'll lin 1lpe aoffepls
.ae): aSer MT lille Maren, ieg ifal
1of lclp itege Spnen, me1 leg bill.
bobe, at 9e gjpr Sen iitar,o
mig"
1ssoiu, iag6c Mare11.
Sc 11na e116eIid aicre ben RON,
iitano, lille Maren, pluffe oen ON
bpggeligt % iDioe Geiien at Siere=
ne OF faaoan fom leg bite Dem for
Ieben.
rsssop : oa6e Maren.
aDOg loo fierer. De ben op %.
paifer % fpller ben eoot,1 peobleps
Grl1eal.
ussoftp, agoe Maren.
Saa ito6 b,tn e 9iebM % tent.
e m ON.
STD ie oslo ia benoe ibieI
gE4,1, -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

#aaakf.

@or falone slagt,
bpor tra',ger Ben til 6relic!
|@or oaoe sSlagt, !.
s bpor tra1,ger Ben til Sfiul!
@nr pee 5lagt -.
bpor treneer ben til Seflel
@or bunae. 5legt,
bpnr tru1rger ben:til Sl1l
|MeH otter Sui
ri til en- Naoife trpl1ge,
til nogol1A fra
BET merfe Dpoems 2uno.
(Dar 2ipets Col
er6 ifintet not iaa lp1ge,
hi beo. hi enber {.
pao Ell Sfpggeltrono.
|9pilopet 6lt,
iom @rape11s 5ten bor bnltet!
|Sg bpltet D9oens Srpgt
fra Stppets @prnl
Som meb Sin @nalfelol
bar Sien fme1tet,
Ser fl1ltgeo' &oierne
paa 2ipets Gibr1n!
|Goa er ser 2ono
bag Dpoe1s ou1tffe 5tr6mme,
Lao er Der Sci ioien
TIL 2ipets Gre,
iaa er Ser @uab
for bore beoite DrGmme,
ina ct Der @ienfDn
/ @ubs Naa6es 2el
IOllu ~ " Suulttt Ha
blot 6erlt6e 1orbet =
|1neo tuftn6 Shopper,
t1lii1rb paog11e SRI,
iaa bar bog @riltlts
5ienben obernton6et,
1ac er oct oog at IeDe,
BET at bp!
|9pitonbeliel
OH 6oraorsbuo, Der fpeger
me6 SolbIinf
fra en- alorig %iterfnet glpl
|Dn &ierteblao
! 8roens &olenbager,
|falm alorig for mig,
mar leg fal1ner ielb!
|Duft mig impoe
! min fioite 8inte,
meb Silien
bils fra Soiefs 1trteaaar6;
I1ao % fun oper goare1t
aloffer fine,
|6e ringe BOG fln ino
Ell epig @anrl
Gbr: aicborot:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
nslespigs 6rihe6smarlelM,

Gellilten % Qomponiiten 5ermalt
.Sanobp, Ser mes iin n%oriffpotc
Srue oil tage 5ommeropbolo poa
fit. @daro &prpia, Morbiierlano,
bill nmiobel6urt efter uSre6erif SIS
4ltfomlt til @iphenbabn Der forbe.
reoe noferellen al bo,ts npelte &on1z
petition ,9lespig". S Seem gorf
Bit 100 Monos Drfeitret SEEN
.spmpbofD1 ubfbre bette &o1cert=
runner paa ,v9e a%lliereoeS &oncertt"
Garnegie Soil Sen 8. og 10. Mui.
vSlesbig"- &ompoiitionen bpis oft.
cielle Gitel. er .Gortcge a,nebre ct
tri1tmpbale", iIrtter mes ben oon-
ife Mntionalfmnes pou1pgic Go1,er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

Dmiet1inaen ! eaubeit,oom,se piI.
Eel,be linl1e iaar. Bore gienboms:
embellishments it1beboIber mango
t%ortrinliae silbnb; oberie Sem iffe,.
Sletn tfe at nab,,e bette gIaSs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Gn SRI, Der baalie trnneer til ii
tDrfes.

elemetlceont bar fortaH fi1te me6=
'oetcgereoe paa Sreosfonferenten, at
ban bOer Morgen tiger til iig ielD::
.@eorge G1er1encem, ou tror poo
Rationernes Sorbua1o.n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
8lannt EannHn1wnn.
8an npe 6ruber.

uGpler Sonrnu1" er blepet .oper=
|taget at Mr. giguro Ne6erier, %
bets Rpbeber ipruoler al N1r: @c=
|berie,s @ib % Su1uor. 81 enifer
Dor 9ollegd al apfe % 9elo n1eo.
|Soretaeen6et:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
Slo,nien i1tbilerer.

Naar uSre6erif s." oen "a. Mai
otter afaoor fra Seem Dorf paa@ei
til Sc noroiife 2on6e, bill 5fibets
Sgrer, &aptain 81. 6. 1bonfen,
funne feire ct eneitaoe1toc Subtle
Inn. &an itprer te1nlig 81 1l6 paa
fin 4506e Sur oper Mtlm1terbopct.
Denute Observation-Disclosures
flor er for Spman0sopgtigbeo %
@oro1ite tili6s be0ret rne0.
tire 2m6es Mi00erfors. &optnjn
Sbpnien CT Mi66er at @aia, ct.
Olaf % Dannebroa, og ban er til
1ige Dannebrpgsmo116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18

gore Monnenter f,tnbe 8igre os
|et1 ifpr siei,eite heb at forteIle @en-
uer q gefienbte o11, Nlabets Snb.
ItlpIb; berbcb fti,oe 81 l,aaife bieipe
% til q faa g 10 abonneut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
@emeralfuninl Sgren Qiitoe.

Der bar opbolot fig tire Maaneoer
paa Spge-0rIops i Gtoterne, er af=
'oonlpet til @otteroanL @ollmo,
for otter at opertage @enera1follil1i,s.,
1atet. Sfelge ct Sorlpocn6e egtcr
Wr. 2iitoe mart at trpffe Jig til
bagc fra Qonh,lattje1eiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-18
80 Mar.

-ES.H&L sZ5E#ssG ErcHlf- 2T
g11 gall1rtcl ba1{f Mor1o, Mr.
Sens 8agge, 8pler, Mirn., feireoc
ben 3. MpriI 1in 80saarige Seoiels=
bag, u93pler Sournal"1 Ser brin=
ger Ell ipmpatetilf Sg6iels6agson1=
tale, be11np11er bo111 Gplers u@rono
DIS Man": Sen gamIe Nio-
,11eer er belfienbt in6enfor onnit-
amerifanife &rcoie, ierlig inoenz
for @run0legger11e al ME bol1ife
&pIorier. .-.:
Sens @naae er fpot / geile oe11
3. MpriI 1889 % tom til Mmerifo
1858 % opilog for 1tog1e aar Jill
Boppl geeenab, isis. Derefter
(lbreb BON 2anobr1ag nogle Mor
Green 8ab;, isis, og i 1892 flDtfe-
6e ban til gbIer; men Grprien itob
lite III bons Su og Gffopene traf,
ng | 1901 fjgbte bait eli 5arln i
|@df Dennlarff, boor nla,1ee of
bans gan11e genner Ieber. Da gifpp
&o1orien 1906 gr11nbIagoes, finder
|bi Scr. 8agge pao 8Ietten og bpeoe
|6er iamnlen nteo Mr 8. S. D1l1g
|og iettere bos fun 5bn, 9ons gagge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Fate Does This Trick
Once in a Long
Long Tinne
She Looks Like Billie Burke and Acts Like
Billie Burke, But She Has No Ambition
to Be Movie Star or
Actress.

rs tor isn't it?
More than one person il
Omaha has looked-looket
again and whispered, rs it or ism,
1t the Billie Burke of the screen?"
And the girl of the picture ha.
smiled to herself perhaps for she
has heard it and heard It until one
wonders whether she must not need
look in the mirror and ask of her
self:
Are you, or are you not Billie
Burke?"
But the mirror of herself would
answer:
You are not Billie Burke-you
are yourself-Naomi Burns of Oma-
ha but your hair, your coloring,
your profile, the shape of your head
the curve of your eyebrows and the
up OF your nose are verify like
Billie Burke"
And the mirror can not lie,
1t began several years ago when
Miss Burns was a very little girl
and Billie Burke played in Omaha.
Why the resemblance between
you and Miss Burke is so notice
able, acquaintance would say.
And time and time again the self
same answer would come:
why do you really think sol"
For what would the answer be,
save just that.
Its her smile" one would say;
another, Cts her coloring." no, cher
profile" from third and manv in
desperation have said: Whatever it
is it's herself that looks like Billie
Burke"
And what think these psycholog-
lcal wisemen who fear the power
of suggestion of life? They might
hesitate and look askance thinking
that such ideas as these might turn
the pretty curly head of little
girl and start her seeking her for
tune in the wake of Billie Burke.
Ziegfeld; go following after the
atrlcal stars and screen position.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
1.-THE Very Latest"

Her narrow skirts are very brief,
Her boots are very high;
Her blouse is filmy flesh georgette,
Her hat obscures one eye.
1t is a cherry straw sunshade
With just the dearest wing,
And fastens underneath her chin.
The very latest thing.
She has a changeless, vivid, blush
For such uncertain years;
Her eyes are very big and bright,
And innocent of tears.
Her mouth is like a red, red rose,
That's newly dyed in "rit;"
She speaks the very latest slang.
She has to. for she's.IT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

Inc greater part of California is
deeply interested. Red Crosscnapters
in California have co-operated in the
introduction of the study of first
aid in that state, and are planning to
assist in making the graduating ex-
erclses in schools where first aid is
taught exceptionally interesting af-
fairs. In the northwest, in addition
to first aid being taught in the
schools. many of the schools are be-
ing equipped with Red Cross first
aid kits.
In Alaska the introduction of the
first aid course has received the
hearty approval of the governor. of
the board of education and of the
Alaskan native medical service.
Alaskan communities are urging the
first aid division at national head
quarters of the Red Cross to send
them field representatives. to teach
the teachers and assist in organizing
first aid classes among 10th the
white and native populations.
One of the most useful instru-
n,entalities in the spread of first aid
instruction in Colonel Connor's
opinion, is the national organization
of Boy Scouts. A special merit
badge for having passed a Red Cross
first aid examination will be award
ed each Scout by his organization.
This practical means of encouraging
the study of first aid is expected to
prove OF great value.
In calling attention to the need
OF first aid instruction for beth chill
dren and adults throughout the
country, Colonel Conner cited a re-
pert of the interstate commerce
commission for 1916, which gives a
total of 206,723 casualties on the
steam railways of the United States
in that year, an increase of some
$4,000 accidents of the kind over the
previous year. Colonel Cornor esti-
mates that roughly 100000 fatal ac-
cidents occur in the United States
annually, in large number of which
instances death could be averted by
timely first aid treatment given by
some instructed layman while the
doctor is being sought. 1t is in the
previous few minutes between the
moment the accident happens and
the arrival of the doctor that a life
may be saved by intelligent care on
the part OF some student of first aid,
declares Colonel Conner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Schools to Haze
First Aid Red
Cross Classes
First Aid Classes Have Already
Been Received on Pacific
Coast.

Red Cross first aid courses will
soon be introduced in public schools
throughout the United States and
the territory of Alaska, ii the inter-
est being displayed in the subject by
state superintendent of schools and
boards OF education gauges the trend
of this movement" said Col. c. II,
Connor, Medical corps, u. S A.. as
slstant director general of military
relief or the American Red Cross.
today. Reports which nave come
to this office from DIR. F.. A. Hunt
er. director of the first aid division
who has made tour of the ecuntry,
show that majority of state SUPER
'ntendents of education already have
endorsed the course, and in several
states the process of introducing
the course is in active operation"
New York City is the latest cham
plon OF the course, according to
Colonel Connor. The board of edu-
cation there has appropriated an
amount not to exceed $l85 for each
public school to defray the expense
of purchasing Red Cross first aid
text books, charts and other teach
ing material. The course is intro
duced under the supervision of the
American Red Cross.
Through the cooperation of state
superintendent of education in
Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama,
first aid treatment is being taught in
all public schools of those states.
In the schools of New Orleans, due
to the active interest of the city
superintendent, the Red Cross GER
tificate of first aid brings credit at
graduating time.
The first aid courses have been
enthusiastically received on the Pa
rific cnact c,y Ne u,,to-,e xooo~4.
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willing and broad enough TO submit
to the judgment of girl who is
daily in touch with what is going on
las for the average college girl
in whose particular case this test has
applied, it is an old story. A college
girl usually has her wearing apparel
selected for her; that is, some one
Will accompany her to the store. and
exercising the authority of a COM
panion. or a good-natured mamma,
things are selected at random, or the
girl selects what pleases her eye at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Laugh and Be Happy
With Gabby and
Her Stories
let's Go to Paris for a Few Minutes - Just
For Fun and Indulge Ourselves in Three
Minutes of Luxury at Not More
Than 81, 900 Per Minute

T ELS go to Paris! Just for q
few minutesl Just for fun! Let.
go where there is. indeed, ga,
spring; where they dance and dine
with untiring enjoyment. Theaters
restaurants and ball rooms are
crowded, and neither man nor wo-
man is disturbed by the extortionate
price that must be paid for the
smallest luxury. Love Of amusement
is not confined to the singles. No,
indeed! The marrieds go focking.
The American societies, give dances
for their workers and soldiers sta
toned in Paris or on leave. The
scarcity Of women has suggested to
them to institute the fashion of
changing partners during a dance.
A whistle blows and new partner
presents himself to each lady, and
the business of walking around the
room in rhythm, which is now called
dancing, begins once more. The
Americans are popular as partners,
and are considered to dance better
than Englishmen or Frenchmen.
The fashion in hats, we under
stand, which shows brim longer
on one side than the other, and on
that brim bunch, of feathers as
big as housemaid's feather brush,
is a fashion for none but the most
inconsiderate.
The wearer will sweep the face
OF her neighbor with complete dis
regard of another's comfort; the
feathers catch in eyeglasses, tickle
ears and noses, like flies on a sum-
mer's day, and always compel the
wearer to ask her companion to sit
on the other side of her hat. My, my!
How can we remain in we'll regulat-
ed Omaha, U. S. A.
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waist, the colored ribbons they
should select, and so on. even to
more minute details of dress, and
have seen these very women buy the
things | have selected.
1T is very rare that a girl dealing
with women of refinement finds one
who is averse to taxing advice. 1t
appears that these women because
OF their education are perhaps awake
to the fact that they are lacking in
the matter of the selection of goods,
even for their own wear. and are