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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

Ia unidad Y de Ia iadivisibilidad del
Estado.
;Sacaria yo de esta prueba un ar
gumento para condenar Ia cbra
Observation-Disclosures" de los veintlcin-
co primeros amos de la Tercera Re
publica como incompatible con Ia
ortodoxia jacobina? No. FL ST.. Fava-
rcille no Sc levanta. 10 repito, contra
ell cstadismo administrative, ' en-
| manera alguna contra n ~ccntraliza-
cion politica. ain mas n~ecesarla pa
"a la RepubIica que c%uaiquier rcgi-
mer. Ahora bien. en- matcrIa de adj
ministracion. los meJores republicanos
| pueden admitir sin mlras uiteriores
todas las solucioaes ~racionaeS J mo-
dcradas susccptiblcs de proporcIonar-
les q las c~olcctividades locales o pro-
fcsionales una cierta libertad de &C
| c;6o dentro del marco de .Ierro det
| Estado soberano. g~arantia de la uni
dad nacional. Pero as medlGas de
esta n~aturaleZa no dcbcn ser ap!l-
cadas. en- mi concepto. Slno con la ma-
vor cinrcunspecci6n: pues retormas
tan delicadas estan subordlnadas a
las contingencies politicaS Y en- IN
pals antique saturado de historic y
| marcado con la huella milenaria de
las dinastias, puede ~resultar oportu-
no pensar en- la Repdb.ica anteS de
preocuparse por las peQucaas re-
v~indicaciones de Ia Iibertad. \ NE
bastard recordarlc al senior Rene
Favareille la adhesion ferviente dada
nor la "Acci6n francesa' al fedora
iismo territorial y ~economico para
que Sc hale de acuerdo conm!go a
cerca de la neccsidad de no tocar 81
no con eXtremada p~rudencia las tra-
diciones unitarias del Estado repu-
blicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

Acahan de lleear a Mexico huyen-
do de los bolshevikis y buscando
-:quien 10 creyerai-tranquilidad y
reposo, rarias docenas de rusos oe
los que pudieron escapar de las ga
rras del senior Lenine quien, CONF
nuestros l~ectores saben, es I'm NAL
imitador del senior Carranza, TN ma
lcta en- las ideas de la democracia,
IN luidam que resulto muy fresco
diciendo que era el d~escubridor del
secreto de la felicidad humana, basa-
da en- el pillaje V en- ell asesinato,
cuando va Ell senior Don Venustiano
le llabia sacado !usLre a Ia Repub!l-
ca Mexicana b~arnizandola o san
gre V coasagrandola como Ia cuna
de Ia dem5cracia siglo Xxx, de tran
chete al cjnto Y mecapal al Nnlbro.
Como ratas no:;adas que logran sa
lir de Ia ratonera gritando que va
no ou;eren queso, asi arribaron a Sa-
lima Cruz los ex-subGitos del Car
crevendo Ole Sc habian acabaGo sus
renas.
;Lo cue es no estar al tanto de "a
Marcia evolutiva y progresista del
nlunGoi
81 los senores m~oscovitas fucran
mcnos ~ignorantes Y les p~reocupara
ell mejoramiento social Y politico de
sus cmpaneros de penas en este va
lie de lagrimas amarguisimas, tdes-
de cue Sc acabo Ell azlcar, sobre TO-
do; 81 lutheran estado suscritos al
"Dcm5crata Fronterizo" o lutheran
visto las p~elicu'as que traia Migue!'-
TO Lerdo en- que don Fonustlano re-
sulta mas granGe que Juarez tde ia
marc Y de barbaS nadia mas segu-
ra.nen.e que nabrian rodido sabcr que
aoui tambier ten2mos nueStro re-
dentor del mundo, igualitaric "a TO-
dc el mundu cstd dejando en- cue
ROSY retormador Gas moncdas de
a tost6n las hace de a cinco
rcsos. = nj omen lie olga nada) lustl-
ciero lies lace lepalos de a cincucT-
ia nil pesos 4 los cue pract!can II .
scsrnatc y Ia traIcl,n) patricia hli-
Ia IA pared de erfrente ttan pa
tr:ota. que va Ia patria lie dice: no
me mates o tn amOr...... Y Sc
lutheran convencido de cue Sallan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
FSTt!yO A PUNTO DE SER PLA.
GIADO'UN AGENTE CON-
SULAR EN- PACHuCA

Telsoramc Espsciai para Ia PEENSA.
Ell PAS0, Texas, Novlemore L.
I'm v~iajero que lego hoy a esta
ciudad procedente de fachuca, Hgo.'
dijo que debido a la oportuna inter
venci6n de Ia Holicia de dicha pobia-
ci6n. pudo ser evitaGo el secuestro
del agente Consular de los Estados
Unidos y de la Gran Bretan", WI
Ham Callar, que un grupo de ban
didos pretendia llevar a cabo.
Los que proyectaban ell plaglo tu-
ivicron noticia de que Callar pensaba
haccr IN viaie a Real del Monte,
punto situado a mas cinco millas al
N6ccste dc 2achuca c hicicron sus
arreglos para apoderarse de el en- el
canine; pcro ! poiicia de Pachuca
tuvo conocimicnto dc estes planes y
evit0 que fUaran puestos en- eJecu-
ci6n habi2ndo a~prehendiGo a Julio
Acosta, que era ell jefe de lc- Sc
cueStradores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
Ga 9IJoJu al Yiu.

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= i'-..L,4o :,
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SS''', t9'" roNt' =
eic2sl0 negro As'oA oto"t"i'o o'"''
CO. Que iorm2N una ae as IO'"-
o~'N2v'oAc$ oe mas e1ec'o cue *
u 'He"uc. Ii o!uS" Is sunni
n'eA'e S.a1n'"' e" manSaS COZ
las. cS'''1 N!h'oha que tan p'-
p"'af - M aecho para les YES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
PELICULlAS COMICAS
DE GUATEMALA A GUATEPEOR

de Ia lumtre para venir a caer entire
las llamas.
va nos parecc estar viendo el de-
sencanto que van q sufrir los rusos
enIigrantes, en- cuanto Sc aventuren
por los lugares en- donde domino Ia
denocracia carracista. Nj Ia mltad
de los potrecltos "mujicks" va a lie
gar a Ia ciudad de Mexico. Uno de
ellos Sc QueGara en- Ia primer voladu
re del tren; el otro va.a hacer flan-
COS colgado de un poste en- cuanto TO-
pc con una partida volante de las
que anG;;a salvando a la patria; o.
tro ira a dar a Ia carcel por e. e.
norme 6elito de haber traido las DOL
sas iIenas de rublos sin ell consenti-
mierto del senor Coronel de la guar
nici6n; al dc mas ALA 10 dejaran Sc
co de IN balazo en- un pieito &c Off
ciales carancistas y los que sobren
llegaran 4 Ia ciudad de los Palacios
dados q los perros Y lanaentando que
Lenine 10 les hubiera ametrallado
para Quitarlos de padecer a tempo.
81 no fuera porque no nos gusta
quitarle a nadie ilusiones, les dirigi-
riamos IN telegrama a los aprecia-
blcs ruscs, ~concebido en- estos ter
minos: "Metieron el choclo horri-
blementc. Lcnine cafeteria rusa COM
parada con Don Venustiano Y los
bolshevikis ninoS de teta, junto d los
n;uchachos de Don Pablo Gonzalez.
0 sea ell Hernano del Capuch6n.
"Junten ti!iches, compren pasajes y
v&yansa plan pianito sobre ell mar
oceano a SUI terra de Euevo Y pidanle
perdon a Lenine por haberle hecho
la ofensa de c%reerlo peor que Venus,
nrocurando no haber ruido para que
este no Sc en.cre que estan ustedes
ALI. ' les ccbre los veintc pesos que
ahora nccesita uno pagan para po-
der ir Il Mexico a Cue 10 fusilen. Re
cuerics q la familia y un beso al ga
to-"
DON MELQUIADES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

DON MELQUIADES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
RECORTE ESTO. VALE DINERO.

No 10 pierda. mandelo con sc I
Foley and Co, 2S&5 Sheffield Ave,
Chicago ILL.,, cuidando de escribir con
clariIad 81 nombre ' direction. 4
vIala de correo recibira IN paquete
con "foleys" Eoney and Tar Com
pound. para tc$. resfriados y crup,
Foley Kidney Pills para dolores de
cspalda y costados, reumatismo Y en-
fermcdades de los rinones Y veiiga; Y
Foley Catkartic Tablets III laXante
puro y efica3. para constipation. BIZ
liosidaG, dclorhS de cabsza y entorpe-
cimiS2tu de los iutestinos. (Adv.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Fashion Says Smart High Boots
For Shorter Skirts.
A ND it is upon this theory that
"A the F. & M. Boot Shop, Six
teenth and Farnam, have provided
for fall. All the newest styles and
feathers, every mode that social
functions will require from the dark
brown oxfords and the modish
walking heeled street boots to dainty
shoes for festive occasions are to
be seen here. Pearl buttons scale
the heights of many of the new
boots, in black, beaver, browns and
gray, these from $14 to $1,000. The
"Walkin" model we found so fasci-
mating this summer has arrived in
brown calfskin oxfords in both
military and high heels. These at
$3.50 to $l2 are to be worn with
broadcloth spats, fashioned slender
ly, fitting snugly, So to 81, or for
those who love the new things of
original charm, silk MORE in brown
and black for 81 and S..
Just off the press is 4o-page
booklet of artistic footwear show
ing photographs of fall and winter
shoe modes offered in this shop OF
yoguish innovations. Send for one
of these fascinating books today,
twill greatly facilitate shoe selec-
tons.
Fringe is still a feature of the
smart blouse. 1t is used to edge
the hem of the slip-over blouse
about the hips.
\
Furs of Softest Richness.
DERHAPS the snuggliest thing in
l the world is a fur coat. Ger
tainly one could not but be prideful
as well as snuggly if she possessed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

New Versions of Autumn Modes.
M ODELS distinguished by tail
AA oring and style motifs of I'M
usually high character, revealing the
best art of the most celebrated Par
isian designers are offered this
season at the Lamond Shop, second
floor Securities Bldg, Sixteenth and
Farnam in an environment of sunny
loneliness. Such pleasure to relax
into one Of their wicker chairs and
view the seasons vast collection of
exquisitely styled frocks, suits,
coats, blouses and petticoats in the
natural light from the windows
which run from floor to ceiling on
two sides of this fashion shop.
Fall Neckwear Of Supreme
Richness.
A IL Of the new shades and styles
a of silk neckwear are represented
in the fall showing at the J. T. Nc
CULLEN Shop, 1872 Farnam street.
Most noticeably are they figured in
"woodsy" designs, softly tinted
mergings of colors. Dull green and
browns, rich burgundy and blue,
combination of extreme style for
men of fastidious preferences. Fash
toned much more narrow than for
merly are these new four-in-hands,
hand-sewed, finished exquisitely,
each showing slip-easy band in
back of soft satin. Richly artistic
ties, they range in price from $l.5o
up.
There's a Mystic Coziness in Drift
= ing Clouds of Incense
A ND the little incense burners are
"A essentially attractive. The
ALA Shop, 207 South Eighteenth
street, has shelf after shelf of these
delightful little burners. Especially
lovely is a cloisonne in. dull blue,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

A RE the new color combinations
"A embroidered at the Ideal Button
& Pleating company, 305 Brown
Block, Sixteenth and Douglas. A
glinting frock of brown tricolette
has rows Of brown and gold en-
broidery to grace its long Russian
blouse. Tricolette covered buttons
parade in rows on sleeves and blouse
and finish the ends of the long, slim
sash. Suede tricotine and poiret
twill lend themselves to fascinating
designs in gold thread and Japanese
embroideries. Soft duvetyne dresses
show all-over embroidery in floss
outline stitching, weighted in heavy
fringing. Countless combinations,
made possible by joining of fanci-
full stitchery, trigly tailored effects
due to artfully fashioned buttons
of different shapes. And you should
see the pleated skirts for separate
wear with long tunics, others in
combinations with long-lined frock
blouses These are both accordion
box and side pleated. Send for
this shops free illustrated booklet.
Fitall Adjustable Toilet Kits
TN SOFT pin seal or brilliantly
! lovely patent feathers are con-
venient carry-alls for filling with
ones own toilet articles favorite
requisites, and are so attractive that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21
The Creation of New Home
is the Gift ivcr's Opportunity.

The Creation OF New Home
is the Gift Giver's Opportunity.
Useful. practical gifts, with
- touch of the artistic, have an
enduring charm in every home. and
just such gifts are to be found in the
shop Of John Henrickson, the Loyal
Jeweler, Hotel Loyal Bldg. 10th
and Capitol avenue. The very fact
that this firm has been established
since 1882 is an expression of the
enduring qualities of the goods sold
there. A house where personal
service abounds, they're offering as
gifts for the fall bride sterling sill
verware as a fulfllment of the gift
demand for use, beauty and perma-
nency.. Also, they're featuring
Libby and Hawkes. cut glass of brill
liant loneliness. You'll find their
prices pleasantly modest.
Just Returned From Fashion
Showings in the East.
nj R. L. KNEETER, exclusive la
A'4 dies tailor, I'd floor, 10th and
Howard, brings us interesting style
news of everything that's new and
beautiful in eastern fashion centers.
He reports autumn suits following
straight lines, the skirts being plain
and only slightly wider-the coats
longer and more elaborate. That
simplicity of line and treatment are
the distinguishing traits of the
Paris wraps. Sumptuously rich fab
RIGS in colors of luxurious tintings,
he prophecies a season of modish
loneliness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

broad-rimmed rose hat of tucked
crown and ermine tail trim, which
/ saw the other day at the F. M.
Schadell Hat shop, Sixteenth and
Douglas. Or the vivid red with
cut-back brim and facing Of taffeta,
whose tucked crown holds loops of
ribbon. The modish Miss will find
that special care has been taken in
this shop to prepare for her hats
: Of voguish becomingness such as .
gray-hue MORE ribbon hat stitched
in heavy pink stitchings.
New neck throws are of double
faced ribbon tassel weighted. Taupe
and French blue, black and tur-
quoise, navy and French blue,
striped, they're witching little af-
fairs for early fall wear for Ss.75.
For Those Who Love the Great
Out-of-doors.
A RE the leather aviator coats on
"A sale at the Townsend Gun Co.
1914 Farnam. Cut on swaggerish
smart lines they're many of them
lined in corduroy. Sister might we'll
be pleased to borrow one of these
clever coats when she fares forth
in the car They're to be had in
sizes AZ and A. Reversible wool
lined, are long coats to comfort
many a driver on cross-country
trips. If you recall what a time
we had last year finding all wool
buttoned and belted sweaters for
two. three and four-year old tots
last year, I'm sure you'll all order
those offered in this shop for S..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

One OF the Best Arguments
WHY one should make her old
w coat last another season is
visit to the coat departments of the
shops. There you'll find wool coats
priced at $500. Does it not then
behoove us to have reckoning with
Our wardrobes? If you have an old
coat, no matter how badly faded, if
the material is good the Pantorium
can dye it in one of the popular
shades of brown, burgundy. blue or
black. When desired, they make al
terations and refine the garments
along the lines Of the newest mode>
By spending $l2 or SIS you can have
your coat dyed, refined and made to
look like, we'll perhaps not "a mil
lion dollars" but certainly like 500
garment.
Sometimes the short sleeves are
cut in kimono blouses, and are then
rather large in circumference. sim
ply chopped off a few inches be-
low the shoulders. These are fin
ishcd with little rolled-back cuff.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

gold and black for $4.25. Fascinat ting
is an ivory Satsuma ware on red
wood base for 81, while fragrantly
colorful are the lavendar and gold
pottery bowls on teakwood bases
for $1.50 A figured box carries a
burner and package of incense tied
in gold thread with coin in the knot.
This gift box is but 50 cents and
bears the fantastic caption, Temple
Of Heaven"
Play suits Pictured" for the wee
little folks are more attractive than
usual this season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

they look like smart handbags 60
ing to and fro from the dressing
room of the Pullman, or form a
smart accompaniment for the week
end motor trip. Ideal as a gift for
Miss College, they're but $3.50.
Any college lad would delight in
substantially smart bags such as
shown in the sketch. while Mr.. Pro-
fessional Stay-at-home would be
overjoyed by new brief case such
as those this shop OF lustrous leath-
ers shows in brown and black leath-
er. ranging in price from $3.50 to
$3S. These aye shown at the Oma-
hs Printing company, Thirteenth
aud Farnam streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Polly's Letters Garry Style Spg-
gestions> for the New Season.
The pattern sent today will fash
ion a lovely little dress in the very
latest mode. Long bodice lines for
slenderizing, you know.
Brown broadcloth and taffeta
with light hair and brown eyes il
color combination sutbly fasci
mating.
Every color in hats, lots and lots
of bright colors in combination with
the somber background colors--
their shape depending upon the in
dividual type of face. Hat buys are
always more successful when ac-
companied by photograph.
Countless styles of blouses. Slip
over casque draped blouse models
and Russian creations of delight
full chic. Watch the Polly columns
for sketches showing the seasons
DlOuSc CIcHQ.
Furs are helped to perfection py
duvetyne combinations.
Hair coiffing depends upon the
individual type. The new hairdress
is more than ever a face-framing
with soft fitting waves back to
slightly higher build in the back.
Many types find soft Japanese roll
or puff becoming indeed. Have you
seen the new pierced shell combs
and those of brilliant beauty, flash
es from countless precious jewelsl
These you must know, are worn ont
at the side of the head over one
ear.
No red for you Miss Blondel
Leave the vivid colors to the DASH
ing dark-haired sister. Your beau
ty delicately dainty calls for a dainty
note in your dressing. Dull blues.
browns, relieved by dashes of brill
liant blues, greens. copper and gold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

nicer than the package of delicacies
which Mr.. Sommers will prepare
at a moments notice. Maron's
Glace, figs, raisins, nuts, candies
and homemade cake with rich
filling.
Curious, fantastic arrangements
of ostrich feathers continue to be
the indoor sport of milliners and
dressmakers. No longer are these
feathers applied to the gown in
punches or as a fringe. Dress
makers with ina gination make
flowers of ostrich feathers, or use
them to outline embroidery. They
ale also used as collars in some
curious design; they are built into
tassels, and they make entire
sleeves, short though they are.
While in the City During
Ak-Sar-Ben
ISIT the Kase Studio, 215
Y Neville Block, Sixteenth and
Harvey, for a little course of in
struction on the use of a kodak.
Mr.. Kase, an expert in the picture
line, will help you to attain splendid
results, better than you had dream
ed Of You'll not need to take your
kodak for he carries a stock OF
these beauty machines, on which
he will demonstrate for you free OF
charge. This is the shop of ex-
quisite engagements ravishing
handtintings!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

a Wantapie FLOCK
rs fashioned of Poiret twill in navy
l with glinting color in a Roman
striped ribbon gold and blue vestee.
Most noticeably ravishing is the long
solidly tucked panels down each side
of the skirt while correspondingly
lovely are the narrow string belt and
banding which runs through tailored
slashes at either side of the vestee.
The height of fashion loneliness is
reached in this modish walking
blouse trotteur. You'll find this but
one of the many ravishing models at
Herzberg's, 1917 Douglas.
An Ideal Gift Shop.
rs the Sommers Speciality Shop,
l next door south to the Brandeis
Theatcr, Seventeenth and Douglas,
where may be found all that's de-
licious in delectable dainties. For
that train-gift nothing could be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

lust Returned From the East
NINTH welcome style news from
w the Nu-Bone factory. is Mrs.
Hattie Putnam of the Nu-Bone Cor
set Shop. s02 Karbach Block, Fiji
teenth and Douglas. Corset models,
new and lovely. for the fall brides,
as we'll as all the silken dainties
that delight hearts of ladies fair
the world over she'll now show in
her shop envelope chemises, bras
sieres, of lace and satin, finely
woven shirts, sheerly practical. Send
for the Nu-Bone corset measure
ment order blanks.
Black and gold imported velvet
fashions the shade on gold painted
Japanese lamp which stands in state
on distinctive wooden base. Long
silken cords hanging at either side
are a graceful finish.
Hats Blocked and Reblocked
A T the Kruger Hat Shop, SOL
"A Barker block, save dollars for
the thrifty. Feathers and marabou
may be brought to new and artistic
usefulness by this. shops renewing
and refashioning. Closed on Satur-
days after 2 o'clock.
sst
Greatly TO be Envied
A RE those who wear with effect
A the seasons rose and red hats,
Brown eyes she should have. most
certainly, Milady Coquettish, eyes to
gather zestful charm on donning the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21
A Scientific Foundation for Milady's

A Scientific Foundation for Milady's
Fall Wardrobe.
A SCIENTIFIC foundation may
"A be achieved in the fitting of
corset by Mrs. D. A. Hill. corset
specialist in her exclusive fitting
rooms at EOS Neville Building, Six
teenth and Harvey. Smoothing the
natural silhouette to graceful pro-
portions her fittings are the founda-
tons of the ultra-smart and correct
autumn costumes. When you visit
Omaha during Ak-Sar-Ben week,
visit her for a foundation fitting be-
fore purchasing your new gown or
suit or send for complete measure
blank for out-of-town orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

I'd like to sense for a single day the urge and the
grim II UiLP'
That forced me through Uhen the joys were felO
and shadows trimmed the hiH
I'd like to go> back on the beaten road that fol-
loyed alUay from home,
And finger ulsile phere memories smile in my
childhOOds first abode;
Where met each morn Nth mood serene and a
face that lpas free from froUn,
And the birds sang loud from the gray feece-cloNd
as they gaily circLed down,
oh, tell me. stranger, the road that leads to that
uiIlage of yesterday!
long to go, but alas, knoD that cannot find
the Uay!
The Lost Trail by Grace E. Hall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Hat and Veil Combination
Charmant.
NOTHING brings quite such a
~ feeling of being we'll and ap-
propriately dressed as hat and
veil of graceful becomingness. The
windows of the Nebraska Clothing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Of Definite Distinction - Magic
Workmanship
A RE the bags on display at
"a Thompson Belden's. Shell
frames of different colors are proud
to hold lustrous velvet bags whose
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

A Jewel of Enchantrnent
To Add Charm to
Whole Lifetime.
DISTINCTIVE. mystic loneliness
~ characterizes a ring I've just
viewed at the Edholm Jewel Shop,
Sixteenth and Harvey streets, ire
sistibly embodying the romance of
the ages. With offerings Of the
whole world of art at hand the art
list designer has chosen three dia-
monds of purest beauty to fashion
an exquisite loneliness that can
have no counterpart. Long, slender,
imirror-cut, the center stone a bit
longer than that at either side, the
arrangement at once attains such a
wondrous effect that the consumma-
ton of the designers dream must
have been one of his life's triumph
ant moments. The facets of the
new cutting CLINT with imprisoned
sunshine, a INSTALLATION of all the
sun-flooded. flower filled gardens of
the worlds beauty places, gra-
cions loneliness of brilliant stones
worthily held in gracefully wrought
platinum.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

one of the coats they're offering at
such tempting prices at the Alaskan
Fur company, Sixteenth and Doug
las. You'll find the showing of fur
sets in this shop we'll worth visit.
Especially lovely is a taupe fov
scarf and muff.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

When nation covered with the clouds Of that have
loved sunshine forced themev darker oGe
And when the has spent ITSELF of cloud that
left slip front of the hide it for little time
So has with country in the 10 months BY
Naturally vision people readjust its instantly
and understand the meaning of the clearing sky
But clouds fast the whole sky will
hope. be blue and radiant.
1t confident that its Optimism
and Prosperity will the fog and clouds effectively
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Silver shmmru exquisite brocaded evening
OF blue metal CLOTH with under bodice of
pearl crystal beauty the scnan
of loneliness.