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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Thirty Years Ago In Omaha.
FROM HERE AND THERE.

Compulsory education has for
ages been in vogue in China.
The Japanese language Is taught
in the high schools in Australia.
In the Philippines canary seed Is
ground and made into most palata-
BILE bread.
The manufacture Of paper from
wood pulp involves 2S separate oper-
ations.
The refining of sugar Is said to
have been invented in Antwerp in
the 18th century.
The earliest mention Of shoes is
in an Egyptian papyrus. written
about the year 1900 B. G.
About three.fourths Of the popu-
lation Of Denmark is engaged in the
cultivation of the soil.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

ions beautiful by clearing their skin
with Stuart's Calcium Waters and
be puzzled to decide which is the
prettiest. 1t is remarkable what hap
pens when those unsightly pimples,
blackheads, ETC., and the muddy,
oily appearance disappear. Beauti-
full skin is lovely in the extreme.
Stuart's Calcium Waters bring in
a short time a more beautiful com
plexion.. By cleaning out the pores,
throwing off all skin discolorations,
they do their work of beauty build
ingt almost before anyone can be-
lieve it.
Get a 50-cent box OF these Won
derful waters from any druggist any
where.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
A Smooth, White Skin
That Defes Weather

During the months Of biting winds and
intense cold, you who would keep your
skins smooth. white and velvety, should
turn your attention to mercolized wax.
Nothing else will so effectively remove
chapped, roughened or discolored surface.
Bv gradually absorbing the weather
beaten cuticle. the complexion is kept in
perfect condition. and even the beauty
Of expression appears more pronounced,
If your skin is blotchy, pimply. coarse.
over-red or sallow, why not shed it7 One
ounce Of ordinary mercolized wax. TO be
had at any drug or department store.
will completely transform the most un-
slightly complexion in less than . fort
night. Use the wax nightly. like you use
cold cream, washing it off mornings.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

would meet and confer, they could
devise and recommend important i'm
proVements.
OF course, popular education. kind
ness in society, and the example of
justice in government and business
affairs, are the best helps to good
order. C. C. ANDREWS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
ODD AND INTERESTING.

About 95 per cent Of the motion
pictures shown In British India are
American productions.
The Belgian government once Of
fered a prize for the best picture
showing the evil effects of drunken
ness.
In cold temperatures rats are
found to develop a sort of "over-
coat or additional outer covering,
which grows very quickly.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
[IODAY
The Day We Celebrate.

Harry W. Christie, realtor.' born
1870.
Olga Nethersole, celebrated emo
tional actress, born at Kensington.
England, so years ago.
Henry Percival Dodge. first
United States minister to the king
dom Of the Serbs, Croats and Slo-
venes, born In Boston SO years ago.
DR.. Frank ]. Goodnow, president
of Johns Hopkins university, born
in Brooklyn, N. Y, 81 yeals ago.
DR.. William 7. Foster, who re-
Gently resigned the presidency OF
Reed college, born In Boston. 81
years ago.
Henry c. Stuart, former governor
of Virginia. born at Wythesville, Va.
65 years ago.
Thirty Years Ago in Omaha.
The annual stockholders meeting
Of the Coles Building association
was held and officers and directors
elected for the coming year.
The Misses Cudahy OF Chicago
were visiting Mrs. E. A. Cudahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase en-
tertained the Park Avenue High
Five club. Mrs. Collins and Mr.. John
Clark winning the first prize.
Mrs. Boyd and Miss Chanute or
Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Ly-
man Richardson at the Paxton
hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Omaha banks going to welcome visitors
this week, whether customers or not, that the
public may get acquainted at least with the out
ward and visible signs of the results of thrift.
It is = good idea
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The Pan-American Congress is meeting in
Washington, which is matter of more inn
mediate moment to Americans than the session
of the League of Nations in Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The German actor who wants to make ur
and pose for the kaiser at the proposed trial
may be loyal and loving but he has poor no.
ton of the worlds sense of humor H..
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

business, but high wages are said to have
something to do with it.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The air mail gets its first sensation in
race against deat!, from Chicago to New Yorl
And the stunt is utilitarian, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Fifteen hundred "camei drivers are on duty
in the United States, so the procession will bt
kept moving
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
TZn~ ~1.m
No Reason to Quarrel.

There are many reasons why Japan has no
desire to quarrel with the United States, and
not the least of them is the fact that in the
first 10 months of the calendar year we i'm
ported $l940O0000 of raw silk from that coun-
try.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Hango, where the. Soviet ark landed, is
the first port of Finland as you go in. In other
words, the cargo was discharged as soon as
possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Aleck Berknan and Emma Goldman sa,
they are coming back to America to save it,
Hooray!
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Now that the funeral is over, will Billy"
Sunday retain THE Brewers Big Horses" in
his song book?,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Two alleged "loiterers" have been given a
week to find work. 1t ought to be easy in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Senator Kenyon is not the first and may not
be the last victim of senatorial discourtesy, but
his point is sound one. Congress will do we'll
to show greater concern in the matter of
education for the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Senator Sorenson suggests that Omaha 5
name may be presently changed to that of
"Wolfville"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Among other things, Omaha is now ship
ping silver by the carload to China. Watch
us grow"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The passage of time is denoted by announce
ments of where base ball teams are to train.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
What The Bee Stands For !:

!. Respect for the law and maintenance Of
order.
2. Speedy and certain punishment of crime
through the regular operation of the
H. courts.
2 ). Ptiless publicity and condemnation of
inefficency lawlessness and corrup-
ton in Office
4. Frank recognition, and commentator
Of honest and efficient public service.
5. Incubation of Americanism as the true
basis OF good citizenship.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Even Mr.. Bryan seems to have gone down
again. but he will be up for air shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Indiana is No. 26 on the suffrage record
The laggards will soon line up.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Goodnight to His Meal Ticket.

A professional strike leader naturally views
with some alarm any proposed provision that is
calculated to prevent strikes.-Columbus Dis
patch
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

"Hon. Hi Johnson has been named. Are
there any further nominatons?"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

La Belle France can also be bit tickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

restoration to the faculty of the Peabody Con-
servatory of Music of Max Landow, who went
from Omaha to Baltimore, was announced in one
of the papers l picked up while in the Monu-
mental city couple of weeks ago. Prot. Lam
dow has been in most uncomfortable position
during the war because of his German ante
cedents and connections and had dropped out
of the Conservatory, so it was in the nature
of special recognition Of his musical talent and
vindication of his loyalty to be restored
though not without protest.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Did your garden win any prizes last
summer"
''lndrectly. yea My neighoor's chickens
took first prize at the poultry show
London Blighty.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
ARMY's WAR STOCK OF CHOW.
Millions Of Pounds Of "Cornwilly"
and Goldfish" Bought,

Corned beef and salmon--the famil-
lar "cornwilly" and goldfish" OF the
American soldiers diet - in the
amounts of ia %.o00.s17 pounds and
2o7.s4s,55o pounds. respectively. were
purchased by the Army during the
war, according to the final report of
Mai. Gen. Rogers. quartermaster gem
eral. OF tho third ingredj jent. beans,
of that famous trio. which made the
Yankee doughboy the most enVted In
hungry Europe, i3o.sSS.162 pounds
were bought. The appetite OF the
soldiers could not keep pace with the
supply. and the report showed that
millions OF pounds were still on hand
after the signing of the armistice.
"Smokes"-issued as part of the ra
| tion for the first time-proved the
most popular article on the subsist
ence list. approximately 5.501 900, 900
cigarettes and 2O0.SOO.OO0 cigars be-
ing requisitioned, not including sup
| plies shipped overseas to the various
| welfare societies. The government
paid $57.131.0 900 for this tobacco.
! Nearly 55,ooo,0oo pounds was pur-
Evening star., 1920-03-25
DEMOCRACY IS GOAL
FOR LLOYD GEORGE:
BrItain's Prime Minister an
Advocate of Union by
Old Party Liberals.
EY EDv:.uu PRICE HE'LL.
Cabirg-am (. Tac s.nr aad t-.e Chi.
cage Dali : -s's. Copyright, 1920.

| .us0 Dali r=.s. Copyright, 1920.
| LONDON, March IA statement
Of Prime mister Lloyd Georges
Fundamental domestic political con-
ceptlons cof.ts 10 me tco:n IN Ia
cormed sourc-.
Ny. Lioyd Georges hed-cc,, Il :"
| said nay :.rvrm&nt, "is tE.t Great
iIr!t@.l - Il coaEtry overWa aeiIG!I:siy
! G-;G..d 10 80 G-:-luGret.c !.:,tn. -
one grasp:nz' thts fsce VIII hold the
| key 10 the ,'ri-uc minister's so-callcd
| stcateg!ss. OF oourse. Al! p-ccess5ul
! politician. t,r...ligt he is not /, p1lit-
zeal strares.-t j! any d,sAS@est or
| s.n.s-er so@sc. H. is NO l. political
ztratcgist <y- LLOYD Geo.. aa Is
&C. cya.:S. : :. sa.r4:. Ii - :. .21t!-;2:-
- Br!tur ".t.. e..c~c- 1r@-.-J s-Iol.r
2y:nCa Eh!es -. tGa Wei.----' SD ..J3-'G-'
e-e..eArs ct 's3c.ery.
- lie haiitv, 1 r.:..c t,.c 2.!:i3l elac-
.-r-.e we're arl.a!cal.@c. r.ould no be
's*ad It a"ci-i.s:. Mcuia re pc
: champion o. a1S!liI5n-2. Il nc believed
:. co.EE,i.a.a.. NouiG NJ Geclare Tor
co.:ic.u':.En:: ~ knowledge OF his
VIEWS anc C-.@-.--Le- .ct.ds .--o 20 a.
swc- 20.
DcE,ocrat by Conviction.
Premier Lloyd George Is u demo-
[
went synd!cGlist or socialist, or COM
| .nunist or anything bat democratic,
feel sure that he would quit pub
lie life.
gesting that the prime minister Is a
clever political wirepuller and moth
| ing is more wholly misleading. To
, say that he has been captured by the
| tories-is bound hand and foot by
them-is a travesty Of truth. Rather
the tories have accepted liberal prin
ciples and have chosen Lloyd George
as their leader. 1t is notorious that
we have no tories in England any
more-none. I mean. that counts IN
gressive democracy has won the day
with all our public men OF the first
order.
Lloyd Georges present effort is to
ties, ane particularly Of the two great
historic parties in the state. the con-
servatives and liberals. He thinks
| their union indispensable II the forces
view is that the labor party Is hand!-
capped by the relative narrowness Of
its point of view and by the energy
| and pert!nacity OF its extremists.
Success in Union.
1T the real democrats OF the two
old parties will form one party-the
national democratic party-and go
does not fea1 the labor party or any
other organization imaginable in this
country at present.
He holds to private property and
| initiative as the tap roots of enter
prise and progress. Yet he realizes
that individualism must be supervised
by the state and prevented from
crushing the weak and perpetuating
poverty. Far from seeking selfish
| ends in his latest political undertake
| ing. Mr.. Lloyd George Is laboring to
avert what he believes to be a menace
20 civilization. not only in this coun-
| try. but throughout the world. He
| is persuaded that unless democrats
everywhere unite and advance
| against the subversionists democratic
| institutions Will disappear"
Evening star., 1920-03-25
JAPANESE DISCUSSING
DANIELS NAVY PLAN
Newspapers Freely Comment on
His Proposal for Largest
Sea Force.
BY JUNIUS b. WOOD.
Cnblegram to The Stnr and tho Chi
caEO Daily News. COpyright, 1920.

Cnbiesram to The Stnr and tho Chi
cagO Daily News. Copyright. 1920.
YOKOHAMA. Japan. March "a
Secretary Daniels proposal to make
The American Navy the largest in the
world has unloosed torrent of dis
cusslon in Japan. While the leading
ofclals decline to be interviewed,
the native-language newspapers COM
ment on the matter freely. The Chu-
gal Apogyo says the American au-
thorities lay special emphasis on the
necessity Of ten hiGh-speed cruisers.
the objective of which can easily be
| imagined. There is no Disgusting the
fact. says the paper. that since the
close of the war the United States
has been paying special attention to
the Pacific. and Japan. having man
date over the South Sea Islands, is
said to be watching the naval bases
| at Guam and the Philippines.
Not in line with Pncifcisnn.
The Yorodzu Shimbun says that
while America is urging paclficism on
the one hand. she is steadily extend
Ing her armaments on the other. 1t
being impossible for any country to
invade America. .it is not possible, in
the opinion of the paper. to see the
necessity of an army of 10000 to
preserve the peace on her own soil.
If the real intention of America is to
menace the oriental countries, her lip
paclnc!Sm Is merely lot the putpose VI
deceiving the world and is equal to
that of German militarism. The
spending of s5oo.oo0.0oo by America
upon her Pacific squadron compels
Japan. with her limited financial re
sources. to devote s430.000,000 to In
, creasIng her own navy. This. adds
the paper. does not insure real world
peace The writer concludes by say
ing that IL America takes the lead IN
extending armaments the world Will
return to the days of armed peace.
| such as that which existed when the
| naval competition OF England and
Germany led to the great war.
| The jill Shimpo says that no sem
s,ble Japanese or American thinks
that war is possible between Japan
and America. and that any complica.
| t!ons arising Will surely be settled
! in the ordinary way. The world war
| has not made the position OF Britain
| in the orient safer or caused no
ticeable change in Japan's position
The Jiji shirapo adds that both coun-
| tries feel the menace Of a Russian,
| German alliance. and that a renewal
/ Of the Anglo-Japanese alliance means
| The continuation of the cooperation
| and Friendship Of Japan: Britain ara
/ America, which are really in triple
alliarce for preserving the peace or
! the world.
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
15-YEAR-0LD BOY
WANDERSFROM SUSSEX

Special TO The Evening Journal.
LEWES. Del. May is.-Charles Lutz.
"a i5-year-old boy, who has been liv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson
OF \. for several years. disappeared
on Tuesday evening, May 4. and moth
ing has been seen or heard OF HIM
since. lie left with nothing but his
working clothes. IL is not known
whether he met with foul play or
whether he wandered around for a
new place OF abode
Dr. Marvel s. Lingo. OF Newark. has
been visiting his aunt. the Mrs. Rob
ort g. Phillips, at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Roberta A. Marshall. who has
been visiting her brother, W. Nirden
Marshall, IN Trenton, n j.. has re-
turned.
Mrs Joseph NJ Meicalf is spending
a few weeks at Sea Side Heights,
n. J..
Miss Theodocia and Margaret Mar
shall are visiting friends and relatives
In Philadelphia for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. G., Holmes Martin are
receiving congratulations upon The ar
rival OF baby boy.
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
NEW COLONY OF
DUNKARDS IN SUSSEX

Special 10 The Evening Journal
HLvhGbIUNN, Del. MAY iS.-TNvo
decades ago man or woman belong
ing 70 the sect known as Dunkards
would nave been a curiosity In some
sectlons OF lower Delaware. but in
North West Fork district TODAY there
is one OF the largest colonies IN he
ii93unu m the state. They came Ia
t Silis scelon OF Delaware from New
Ie.l, IIorh, Maryland Pennsylvania and New
Jersey and have devoted their sno.'
eles TO farming and are meeting with
niuch success, being looked unon as
lne most progressive and energetic
aasrlculturallsts in the western SEQ
sion or Inc codnty. They own their
In addition TO the Dunkards. there
are a number Of people OF the Amish
ana Mennonite faiths in that section.
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
Many Dressing Tents for
Hundreds of Circus Stars

the Ringing Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey Combined = the mistress OF
an attractive canvas home.
To be accorded this luxury and
privilege in circusdom one must be
among those who have achieved
great things May Wirth has sur
passed az other equesiriennes. Her
wonderful forward and backward
somersaults on The back OF a gallOp-
ing horse; her marvellous iiumps
from the ground TO The back OF a
steed running at swifiest pace. and
her many other remarkable attain
,ments as rider have gained her a
place among the elect. Being Young
she loves the sunshine and prefers
to make up in the lee OF her TENT
ed-home. So, having donned silks and
spangles, she goes TO a dressing table
lh the open air and there her maid
toilet
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
LEADING PHYSICIAN
OUT FOR MANT0NE
Baltimore Authority Tells Why
Celebrated Discovery Is
Worlds Best Tonic.

10 will be Of great interest to local
residents. especially those who are In
search Of n reliable blood maker. system
builder and rcc0nstructlve tonic 90 read
the statement Of Dr. NJ. II. Carter the
prominent Baltimore physician
'it gives me pleasure 20 state what I
think OF Mantone as a general recon
structivc tonic. being familiar with the
ingredients used In the prescription.
"lron ls absolutely necessary TO enable
your blood to change food into tissue
muscle and brain. and taking this product
I'm combination OF strength building iron.
nerve making phosphorouS. nux vomica
ana other life giving properties. wish 10
say, that IN my opinion. Il cannot be Inn
proved upou.r
Evening journal., 1920-05-18

515 W. TWENTY-SlXTH ST.
bath verandas hot water heat and electric
room garage
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
REAL EsrATE-toR SALE.
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE,


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DON'T Say You CANNOT
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ASHLEY
Detached Bungalow
hardwood floors room for garage
NEWPORT
Bungalow
Five bath yerands ppecss heater pantry acres
BELLEFONTE
Bungalow
bath Neranda hot air heat cellar electric
chicken house fruit trees.
500 FRANKLIN ST.
BATH verands hot air heat cement cellar gas ana
917 VAN BUREN ST
Vine % rooms BATH v'rand' steam heat gas and electric sta
81. rooms bath ycandas hot water heat
for garage, screens
1920 WASHINGTON ST.
SIX bath veranda hot air heat cement cellar ses and
2s1O WASHINGTON ST.
and electric room for garage and drive
7O2 W. TwENTY-sIXTH ST.
Detached
electric screens and awnings
COR. McCABE AVE & WASHINGTON ST.
Eight rooms veranda hot water heat and electric
for
1910 WASHINGTON ST.
Semi Detached.
rooms veranda hot air heat cement cellar gas wired
electric.
1911 FRANKLIN ST.
Verandas, hot water heat cement cellar
hardwood floors, chestnut tm pantry,
laundry back veranda enclosed sas, square plan
1887 W. FOURTH ST.
oemlJe Gu; -. 49,, , oo,,.r
reception hail. BATH hot arr heat cement oeA"
gas and electric awnings and screens
4O6-O8-1O12-14-16 NANDEVER AVE.
six rooms bath hot air heat cement cellar and
electric.
13O7-O9-11-13-19-23 CARTER ST.
Five bath veranda hot air heat cement cellar gas
2225-27-2s-s1-s3 CARTER ST.
Five rooms bath, Veranda hot air heat cement cellar gas
sO7-Oe17-19-21 E. nth ST.
Five rooms bath. veranda, gas
MUNDY & co.
MARKET STREET
Phones sO0sOL
Real Estate General Insurance Mortgages
open Evenings Until O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-18

There are many dressing tents In
Che behind-the-scenes portion OF the
seat new Ringling Brothers and Bar
mum & Bailey Combined Shows sched-
uled to exhibit here Friday OF this
seek. One Is used solely by the hun
dreds OF girls who take part in the
brilliant Introductory pageant. An
ather. under one great canvas roof
but divided into compartments the
fashion OF a gigantic hOneyscOmb,
accommodates the scores upon scores
bf women performers. Slill another
IS set apart for the male stars Of the
srenic program. The clowns have a
tent 10 themselves as do those who
lake part In the Wild West portion Of
The program.
To these must be added the colony
which Is made up of small tops
htted with windows and awnings
much like the tents one sees at a
summer resort. These are occupied
by the "stars among stars" May
Wirth. greatest Of all bareback rid
Hrs and who has been selected TO
head the congress OF equestriennes
that have been specially chosen FOR
Evening journal., 1920-05-18
cIAYToN cIIrns snoor

The Clayton Gun Club VIII hold its
annual shoot tomorrow. starting at
1890 o'clock. There will be one hun
dred and twenty targets and a cash
prize Of SEQ
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16
Stock Show in Denver is Next Week

Many people are getting ready to
take in the 14th Annual National
Western Stock Show at Denver.
which opens Saturday. The show
proper will open on Monday morning
January 10th. with judging in all of
the departments. The entries are
all in and the management is having
one of the largest problems 1t has
ever struggled with to find room for
the hundreds of exhibits that are
seeking admission. Altho over
100000 was spent during tho past
year for the purpose of enlarging
facilities. the annual show has
grown so rapidly that the problem of
finding room continues to be the
pressing one.
Not only is the question of finding
room for the exhibits one that Is
making difficulty, but the indica-
tions are that Denver will be called
upon to take care of the greatest
crowd ever assembled in that city.
The Denver Tourist Bureau hos un-
dertaken the task of listing all the
hotel rooms and private rooms in the
city, and visitors will be directed to
lodging places when they arrive,
either thru the office of the bureau
at the Union station or from the up
town Office at sos 18th street Man
ager Burhans promises that he will
have room or beds for all who apply
and while the hotels will insist on
two In bed, the prices charged will
only be the same as usual, except
that room for which 50 is nor
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

This La to certify that the Ruth
A. Newton Estate Company owoo no
dcbts and that at meeting OF its
shareholders regularly called for the
purpose OF considering and deter
mining the propriety Of dissolving
the corporation. all the company's
stockholders were present and un-
animously voted to dissolve the cor
poration and instructed the Com
pany's president and secretary to
make. sign. file and publish this
notice of dissolution under the seal
of such corporation.
In witness thereof. We the pres
ident and Secretary of said The Ruth
A. Newton Estate Company, have
made and signed tnfs notice of dis
solution under the seal Of the cor
poration.
(seaD Robert 8. Cast.
Attest: President.
Wilbur Newton, Secretary.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16
Making II a Family Affair.

Junior was much Interested in his
mothers approaching marriage. A
short time before the date set for the
silitis. Junior was in distress and go
Ing to his mother ne said: Mother,
hurry up and get well. for 1t won't do
Tor you to be sick when we marry
Richard"
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-16

mally charged is expected to produce
~ for two persons. Denver is
thoroly awake to the situation and
everything possible will be done to
take care of the thousands who are
coming, altho many will be unable
to secure rooms in their regular
hotels.