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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
The Bees Fund for
Free Ice and Milk

Mr.. "Three-in-One" was in again
yesterday and left another contribu-
ton to help the poor babies.
This is the second time he has
contributed this year. II don't know
OF any cause that is more deserving
of help than this one" he said. "And
] find it a real pleasure to have a
share in bringing health and hap
piness to these kids"
Every penny you give to this fund
goes to buy either pure milk or cool
ing ice for the babies and small chill
dren of the deserving poor Of
Omaha.
The work goes on every day and
the fund is in need of all the money
it can get.
If YOU can do something, SEND
or BRING your contribution to The
Bee office. 1t will be acknowledged
in this column.
Previously acknowledged. ,$297.ss
M. Alfolk. ............. 200
Tom Flynn. n............. ZOO
"Three-in-One" ........... 1900
Carl Pony. .........,.... 100
Total ................. .~5lI.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
ment will be not less than f,700.

ment will be not less than f,700.
To erect a building of l,700 eapa-
city and to provide technical fea-
lures in compliance with the fed
eral aid provision of the Smi tn
Hughes bill, the board figures that
100000 will be necessary.
"We intend to explain the mat
ter fully to the taxpayers and then
let them decide whether more
bonds should be voted" said Men,
Der Arthur R. Wells.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
New Record Price for Hogs

A new top on hog prices was es-
tablished yesterday at the South
SIDE market when lS9 head sold at
$22 hundred. The top price Mon
day was $2l.80. Hogs sold IS cents
higher in Chicago yesterday than
here, due to the difference in freight
costs Stockmen generally predict
a continued advance in the price Of
hogs.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
CHAPTER XVI.
Mr.. Bunner on the Case.

Calvin c. Bunner, at your serv-
ice" amended the newcomer, with
a touch of punctilio, as he removed
an unlighted cigar from his mouth.
He was used to finding English
men slow and ceremonious with
X'llyiurti-lEiau shrdlu shrdlu shrd
strangers, and Trent's quick remark
plainly disconnected him little.
"You are Mr.. Trent, l expect" he
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
Woman Suffrage Defeated
in LEGISLATURE of Georuia

Atlanta, Ga, July 8-Ratifcation
of the federal woman suffrage
amendment was defeated in the
Georgia senate today when q mo-
ton to disagree with a committee
report against ratification vas lost
by a vote of 81 to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-09
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
A Great Injustice.

InNUhlN0 tue early part ol Tue Wal
n some politicians, and also political
w newspapers declared that Theodore
Roosevelt was one of the kaiser's greatest
aids. They seemed to forget that he had
tried vainlv to go and fight the Germans,
and they apparently overlooked his having
four sons in the service. 1t was for politi-
cal reasons that they continued to attack
him, insisting that he was helping the Ger
man cause, and that the kaiser was happy
whenever Roosevelt spoke. Now that Mr..
Roosevelt is dead one begins to hear the
truth, even from his most bitter enemies.
The charges that he was helpful to the
German cause had ceased even before his
death When his son Quentin was killed
not even a partisan could say that the
father was anything less than one Of the
most patriotic Of Americans
In the light Of al the charges and coun-
ter-charges, it is interesting to note how
Germany-or what remains Of the country
regarded Mr. Roosevelt's passing. Dis
patches from The Hague say that the Ger
man press is unanimous in thinking that
the death of Roosevelt removes a source Of
hostility to the German cause. The Rhen-
ish Westphalian Gazette declares that the
news viii leave every German as cold as the
treatment he advocated for Germans dur
ing the war was monstrous and unscrupu-
lous. The German newspapers think that
because Germany gave = friendly greeting
to Mr.. Roosevelt when ho visited the kai-
ser, the visit should never have been for
gotten, and that he should have been pro
German in his talk and action.
There may have been difference of opin-
ion as to Mr.. Roosevelt's methods and his
choice Of language, but no one can success
fully assail his rugged Americanism. His
love for his own country, above all others,
was 50 great that il drove him constantly to
urge more drastic action. In his death the
German papers say that they have lost a
great enemy. The American people have
lost one Of their best friends and leaders
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

IT is astonishing to find that in many
families delicaey OF appetite is ar
feeted which excludes from the table
all of the so-ralied rough vegetables.
FastidIous appetites refuse TO make tho
acquaintance of plcheian things like
cabbage, parsnips. tnrnips. carrots and
celeriae. and the unfortunate onion
must he heavily disguised before It Is
Permitted to act even as a faint sea-
sonins.
Now. all these very common vege-
tables have unusually valuable food
properties. They are rich in mineral
salts, and although most OF them lack
SUFFICIENT starch or fat to make them
or value ns body builders. nevertheless.
their bulk serves cleanser to tha
body. keeping the blood pure and stimu-
lating digestive exercise.
Moreover, all Of these common vege-
tnbtas can be cooked in SO varied MUM
her OF ways that they easily become
weleome addition to the table. Don't
rest content with the simplest way OF
preparing them via the creamed route.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
PUTTING 1T OFF
BY WALT MASON (Copyrighted)

II things always done Just In the nick OF
time, all would have more fun, thered be less
grief and crime. when comes tomorrows dawn"
l hear the Voter talk. 'Ill sprinkle ashes on that
dad blamed icy walk know you fret and chafe. be-
put 1t off; know 1t Isn't safe for any guy
or toff. But tired tonight have no strength
or pep my headache is a fright. l will not stir
step. Iabofea In the mart, throughout the long
sad day, and I've broken heart and whiskers turn
ing gray. My hours OF toll through and here l
ST. and rock ! too tired 10 strcw cheap ashes
on the walk Meanwhile worthy gent goes
toing up the street; urgent errand bent he
Yields his renchant feet. He strikes the glary walk
where ashes not strewn, then falls around a
block beneath the wintry moon. His fuckers and his
tsbs are spoiled. that fine; he's caved in
all his ribs. and spoiled a useful spine. And when
he's borne away upon a cellar door hear that voter
say, the while he walks the floor, "Ah, me- and exc
ah you. My soul Is stained with crime, Why did
fail to strew the ashes there in time?" His tears
all in vain, struck is the Of fate; he would
be safe and sane, when It Is just too late
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Cheerfulness an Aid.

Prof. Pawiow. Russian physiologist.
was one OF the first investigators TO
show experimentally that worry. anxi-
e,v susnicion. jealousy and other emo
tlonal states check the flow Of digestive
4u,ces In the stomach. Almost any mans
experience will confirm this infirmity Of
tbe digestive apparatus IN The face Of
many distressing situations.
Finally, what the eye sees the senses
rerceive OF the glands manufacture or
cease to make. Is closely interviewer
..t,,, 80 f,hygiologieai doings Of yoar
,,hafe fabric. II there Is something
pinsaant AZ work. the physiological e.
fac,s Min perhaps be benefited Il II is
UNPLEASANT. physiological behavior be-
comes pathological.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Short Yarns.
WAS NOT SURE or HIS NAME.

lie had been celebrating his birthday wisely but
we'll and 2:3o morning found himself reclining
at fun length the After doing
for few moments policeman said:
Here. must along home: you can't sleep here
Where dyer lve2"
For moment there reply then very sowl,
and ndistinctly came
Walsh that you shay?"
Where do you liye-and what's yer manner" repea ted
the policeman. No reply. "Who your" shouted the
policeman.
The bibuious eyed him sleepiy. "Iook here off
sher, he said you Just so along No and ask IL
Mr. smithsh is H. # he's out that's me- If he's in
don't know who I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
KITCHEN ECONOMIES 2 !: :: s, ::::s'


sley. add the other ingredients. and
stun into the onion cavity. Sprlnltla
the top with breadcrumbs, dot with hui.
ter, and bake until brown. Grafaa
cheese may be lightly sprinkled on ton
K desired. wy
Cabbage Salad.
scupfuls of chopped cabbage
slaree green peppers
sliced cooked heets
French dressing
MIX the cabbage with the dress,,~
Cut the peppers in two lengthwise aas
fill with the cabbage mixture, Garn,.h
with sliced beets
Glazed Turnlps tor Parsnips,.
Cut tho peeled turnips into c,,..
shapes and boil until tender. Use ,nss
enough water or stock to cover 80
cook slowly until tho water has avaan 1
rated considerably. Then season 49,
salt. pepper and sugar. and mir M
turnips well. Place in hot oven -
paste with Its own juice until Drowned
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Trophy Gums.

MAONGRESs is being deluged with re-
quests, received and filed by mem
W bers, for the presentation of captured
German guns to various cities and towns
throughout the country.
This is the old method Of distributing
war trophies, practised after the Civil ana
Spanish wars. And it is a bad method, be-
cause it involves an unseemIy scramble
and leads to injustice and bitterness on the
part Of rival communities.
A much better way has been suggested.
1t is the bringing home by the army Of all
trophies available for monumental use,
and their distribution to municipalities
throughout the country in proportion to
the numbers Of troops supplied by each To-
cahty. This plan would surely provide
guns for most Of the cities and towns that
want them, and trophies of some other
sort might be found for the rest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
A Gree. Opportunity

congress Is to be appealed to for stamping OUT
teracy In the United States municipal action w
methods OF
government to within limits
1t that there
old practical
Ike to think of of the will take up their
old occupation again at the call OF
how many US remember with deep gratitude the understanding anu
ance over many difficult place lives
remember greatness that sne
ought to have shaft monuments
really
upon some battling problem In life!
ana
understanding helped strahten tangled lines Of everyday e
feel the gentle touch Of old teachers
hand shoulder when
trouble that
1t is great opportunity that in these days 81
reconstruction rehabilitation arising
riumphs coming to be
rs o al.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
ODD and INTEREST TING FACTS

A sub-sea magnet. invented In Japan.
promises to be of great assistance in
locating sunken vessels. to recover
which salvage opera tions on big scale
are expected after the war Tests on
this magnet have recently resulted in
bringing up thousands of Japanese
shells. fred IN practice at sea. and II In
now understood that 1t will be used in
extracting shell scraps from European
battlefields The value of the iron at
present IL huge.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

Superstitions concerning salt nre
among tho earliest known to mankind.
There Is much evidence in holy writ for
the ceremonial uses of It. and the old
Mosaic law commands that every sacrt-
nee Of a meat Offering shall be seasoned
with It. Homer calls 1t divine, and
many of the old Teuton races looked on
self springs a. holy and worshpped at
them. The origin of this superstition
seema 10 be that since Ralt cannot cor
rupt It should be regarded as q symbol
of Immortality.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Answers to Health Questions

y. G. Q-can nursing mother taxa
cod liver oil without harining her baby
Azure cod liver oil twithout alcohol
mixed IN iD is excellent for both mother
and infant. 1t is a fine food.
SEVENTEEN. Q--Kindly ADVISE ma
what to do for oily half.
A-As a rule. tina oily scalp n the oe.-
ter one. There are different degrees OF
oiliness. Glycerine. orris root and wash
INK the hair frequently diminishes tho
oil. Apply llttle of the following to
your hair on alternate nights;
Glycerine. ......,..-..-..... y ounce
Tincture OF benzoin...... dram
fosewater ....,............ ! ounce
A YOUNG GIRL. o-Kindiy advise
me what to do for bunions.
cotton to keep the shoe from pressing
on It. Keep the bunion covered with q
little vaseline to reduce any infiamma-
tory condition
A YOUNG READER o--Kind,y al
wise me what to do for an oily skin anl
| blackheads.
A--Appiy . little Of the fsIlswsax %
your skin:
iNose"stcr.......... pint
/ ~ g i.i"' ..-.s...-.--....... - ounce
Gentle massage with \ sterii,sed n,eee
Of absorbent cotton or chamois, followed
/ by the application of q little paste rnade
up with the following win holm oure
| your blackheads:
rulers earth ,--~-.......... drans
vinegar ..--...-.-...-....... 3 drains
0iycerine.. 3 drama
y. p. J. Ar you win send 4 .eaA.
addressed, stamped envelope, with youe
query repeated / shall be elad to an.
swer your question.
DR.. Ht'shberg toiH an steer ue.ttor.
for readers 81 this paper on medical.
hv0tentc and sanitation subjects fkat nre
81 general interest. He cannot alt1nus
undertake TO prescribe or Offer adptce
for indtrldldl cases. Where the subtece
is not Of general interest letters soui b.
dnspered personally. III stamped and
addressed envelope is enclosed Addre..
ALL INQUIRIES to Dr. L. X. Hirsh-
berg, IN care OF this of,os.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Advice to Girls

TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am girl OF IS, my snotAe1 n
dead. and my daddy II In the army.
I have been going with . boy for
about a year. He tells me he loves
me. and love him, but the other
boys say he tells them he doesn't
care for mo and In only trying to
make a fool of me. Perhaps the other
boys are 1ealous-
Please advise rns what to 90. How
am to know whether he loves mo
or not? LIZZIE.
= IZZfE: You are unwise to discuss
your love affairs with young men
am Inclined to think that II Is the
other young men Who are having fun NJ
ycur expense. Can you not Judge for
yourself whether tho young man u sin.
carer A year is a good while to he
acquainted and yet In doubt.
Don't you think 1t would pc better not
10 mention this again to others. and to
let your friend do all the courting7
Annfs Laurie sctH tUe7coms Letters oS
Saquiry on subjects Of feminine interest
iron, young spon,er readers Of thts p0per,
and srfiI reply 10 them in these columns.
Letters to Miss Laurie should be dd-
dressed to Aey. care this o6tee.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

AuPuiEcS WHICH any Ublcal u - =
II you havo tuberculosis, endocardits,
asthma. loss OF vision, Brights DISEASE
or what not. the point or view You take
OF your life. your psychic influences, nave
lot TO do with your happiness or mis-
fortune.
The influence OF p.vch'c behavior sna
mental activities upon the malady or Is
progress has been investigated by sci-
entists in q non-theoretieal way.
Anxiety an Evil.
1t has been discovered that II you pay
attention unpleasantiy TO defermity'
disorder. defect. disease or disorsanizso
structure OF your anatomy. it acquires
an exaggerated. over-rated, swelled-up
place in Your thoughts and feelings.
On the other hand. Il the attention
OF the blind. crippled manned or can
cerous individual Is transferred from his
malady to new things. faas or fancse5.
the trouble will begin TO seem to be maen
diminished
A Japanese scientist. DR. Tohru 1shi-
gami. has just studied these psychic et-
fects upon tuberculosis. Anxiety and
depressed feelings were found by MN
TO diminish the sense Of weileeing and
the chemicals Of resistance 10 Inc "
bercle haciili simultaneously. II the
cause OF tho WORRY, suspicion and anX-
iety is a prolonged one. the ailmenf pro-
crosses unfayorably until the source OF
the mischief ceases.
on tho other hand tuberculosis IN
soma or It's victims. as shown BY tests
with many bacill and severely damaged
lungs, proceeds most fasarahly toward a
full recovery If the sufferers do not pc
III q i n
and practical enough 10 realize the gfnv-
ity of the disease and undergo any and
every sacrifice necessary 70 its full Grad
ication.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
WHY a Great Emotion Causes
a "Catch in 7 our | hroat.
By DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBER0
A. B.. Nj. A.. M. D. (Johns Hopkins University

w yHEN your heart thrilled at this turn Of the
w tide" brought to you in detail about our boys
- great work at Cantigny. Chateau Therry, Bel.
eau Wood ST. Mihiel, the Mouse Sedan, you could
scarcely the heroic narratives without catch In
your throat" or moisture In your eyes"
When you pathetic incident in your
perience read It in books, It In the movies In
the drama you have the choky feelings and tear
dlmmed eyes.
These emotional states appear intimately to be
bound up the thyroid gland and similar
elsewhere IN your anatomy 1t is plain from such
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
I'VE Will See About That"

iANad must De pretty sydu, 1911 IL !
"Ws Will See About That
From long experience knew that
when Katie had one of her violent out
bursts % rage or grief she paid for Il
afterwards with an cxcruciating head
ache. MY heart ached for the girl, for
no one knew better than I how val
iantly Katie had struggled against her
temper In the years she had been with
me.
She turned her face reluctantly toward
me. 1t was flushed. swollen. tear
stained. Altogether an unattractive OBJ
loct Ia Katie after one OF her outbursts.
but there WAS such anguished sorrow in
the dark eyes looking wistfully up at
me, that I put away tho natural repug-
nance / felt toward her appearance, and
bending over her kissed her tenderly.
The next moment ! had almost re-
GREETED tho Impulse. for the girl threw
both arms around my neck. almost
choking me IN the Intensity or her emo
ton
'Oh-oh-Mlasis Graham,'' she sobned
You SO goot to me. | lof YOU so. and
now have TO go away from YOU. oh.
dear oh. deAr.7
l disengaged myself hastily. firmly
and rose to my feet
We mustn't talk about that Just yet
Katie" said. ',Eew I want you to
be q good girl and mind me. Stop cry
ing at once
She choked back a sob submissively.
Albright. Missis Graham she fall
tered. and lay still. her great eyes fol-
lowing me around The room as I pre-
pared q basin Of water and came back
to the bedside.
Nor did she speak while bathed her
flushed face and REDEEMED eyes with
the cool water. bound a wet towel
around her head. slipped of her shoes
and arranged the tumhied bedclothing
You must 60 to sleep now. Katie"
said firmly. .'and then when you
awaken we Will talk this over"
She looked up at mo pitifuly.
II tell old vomans | sorry. you tink
can stay she asked hopefully
we will see about that when you
awaken. Go to sleep now told her
evasively. but / knew that no apology
would pacfy my mother-ln-law's out
ragged dignity.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

with
political
port to the League Of Political Education the ZIP
Van Wrinkles
lie that almost eight OF have
unable iHterates who
read the language OF the soldiers under
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

attack preceded by violet artillery fire =
London Daily Express
WHEN Mr.. Wilson stretches himself dagonally in that
empire bed-it's short for hmhe may find it bit
difficult keep his mind democracy. Nothing
dernines passion for tho proearat luxurious bed
it has ruined two Socialists used to know
Z. l. r.
THE battle is only half over.
Autocracy is wiped out, but anarchy is flourshng
FIELD eabed the Burleson seized the cables
EVERY little hotel has Hoover OF its own.
We convinced at last that peace is the way
Tho watchdog of the bowl in the autcmat has been
removed.
Digest.
Well, We'll bite What Is to become them?
TEACHER Cleveland was examining tho his
tory class.
What distinguished foreigner helped America the
revolution"
And young ohioan answered God"
WE always feel like asking Premier Koroly to sing
something.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
INFORMATION.

The other evening the little girl In question suddenly
seeing Of Chareston's Finest" coming down the
street. said to her mother.
"oh mother. did you know that policemans have
wives2'
whats That, dear?" auered the mother a tone that
implied to the ehild's disbelief.
well. they have" said little one "'cause saw
woman and she a policeman's wife, didn't know
they had wives either until her"
IF the ex-erown prince Is put at work" says J. IL
Barrie, 'let him lick stamps in Berlin postofce,
his chin would in the way Second the
tioni
WE are waiting patiently a. possible for Uncle Ben
Fords weekly paper TO state it's peace aims. W.
hope It will advocate tho furthcranoe Of peace by the
placing of muftlers tinIizxies.
EDsEL FORD has been placed papa's payrol At
$4,000 year, all Of which goes show thar r,cn
mans make he has pluck and perseysr-
ianee.=
never miss milk till the milk w,vo, 1850
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

Legislators should remember the conven-
ton plan has one thing in its favor-the
babies escape the attentions Of the candi-
dates for nomination.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

able to save 5000 during the last 40
years. She has supported herself since
her husband died. 10 years ago, sell
ing dandelions 10 her countrymen in
the Quaker city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
Stamping Out EIli,eracy


freshness
ypey tho ell me
ARE
public Of
to
learn n IN loreo o
akof
mo
of
the ire sc low.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

With an efficient Red Cross it doesn't
make so much difference who is head of the
war department.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

Eight women are included among the
new county school superintendent in
New Mexico.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24

FOOD administration predicts that eggs will come
down in price, The administration is in Flu
rope. Maybe it European eggs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-24
[ AT1Er.
spoke softly outside my little

N spoke softly outside my little
= "A maids door. There was no an
ever, but l could hear curious muf-
fed sound inside, judged that abe was
sobbing with her fece pressed into the
pillows uttered her name again. In
louder tone. and added a persuasive
word or two
Katie. dear. let me In"
She made me no answer. but the GOD
hing stopped abruptly. as II she were
holding her breath. I laid my hand
upon the door knob, tried to turn 1t. but
found IL locked. l pondered moment.
then remembered that Katie never hed
dsobeyed me upon the rare occasions
when I had spoken sternly to her. II
WAS worth trial. at any rate, 80 l
made my voice colby imperative.
Katie. Open this door at once"
There was choking sound. then an
other long interval OF silence. ono which
nonplussed me. for I had staked oil my
discipline upon this last chance But
In another moment l heard Katie get
ting out or bed, then tho sound Of her
footsteps dragging reluctantly across the
floor She fingered over the turning Of
the key In the lock. and / could hear
her heavy choking breathing. knew she
was making an heroic effort 10 stop
CRYING