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IA DISCUSSION DEL
TRAT ADO De PAZ
Sc REANUDARA
No Sc abandonara va dicha
discussion hasta que Sc
llegue a un acuerdo
en- ese respect0

T,l<o,o,,a Espeeial paro LA PRENsA.
WASHINGTON, Febtero Z4:-hI
Senado comenzara a tratar la dlscu-
sion del Tratado de Paz con Aiema-
MIA ell pr0Ximo jueves no lnterrum-
pira esa discussion, con la de otros
asuntos, en- tanto que no Sc iiegue
un convenio sobre la suerte detlniti-
va de Gichc Tratado.
Este plan fue propuesto hoy en- la
Alta Camara por el senador repuh!l-
cano Lodge, y aprobado aun por los
mismos dem6cracas, que no opusier9n
Is menor obje,i;En 10 pedido por e.
lider de la cam pana q favor de las
reservas en- el Tratado de Paz.
En- los mismos circulos oflciales Sc
considera que Ia proposlcIon del Be-
nador Lodge tiende pr'merar1ente 4
,oner tern no a las aif :uItades QUE
ha habido entire los dem0cratas para
ponerse de acuerdo e. 10 t.cant" 4
las reservas, conseguido 10 cuai sc
podra con entera facilidad entrar dc
ileno en- la discussion de las resevas
propuestas por ell senador Lodge.
Los republ,canos han declarado
hoy que veinte senadores del Partido
Democratico estaban dispuestos q
aceptar las reServas propuestas por
el grupo republicano sin cambio al
guno, Y entrevistado al efecto e. T.
der democratico, senador Hitchcock
declare que quizas el nImero era
exagerado. pcro que positivamente
no podia decir NADIA hasta no confe-
renciar con sus colegas Y obtener un
informe exacto de la situacion.
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M mds de dosenos mil casos Capay Cno de audad saba
Ndnana es eZ 1Ztirno dta
La obra fIantropica de la Gran Colonla
Mexicano llega su fin

La colecta PRENSA su fin Ashana quedara nh
anteTiorldad en- los das
nos concretanos publican los nobres de los donantes
mo no han crado tempo contribution en- pedo haoh
mar t. Ia colccta
os ltmos diaS dc lcbl acrdad entire los exIcanos
sasfaer el compromise
CcneEareS de caras esth Sahn" h"'
de cntusiasmo de csta coeca egu-
ouc sorl una scmana que poamos publican los
ronhres de los contrluycneS de ultima hGra
de los de es Ia sgulcnte:
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nan NJ MEXICO Feb %,

CIJpAD De MEXICO. Feb. 22.-
Las condolences prcducidRs por ei ac-
tual dificil prnblema monetarto, son
on extreme graves en- esta capital
tartn. que 81 propio Ministro de ha-
cienda. Lie. Luis Cabrera. parece ha-
her perGido su habitUal ecuanlmldad.
Ha Ilegado hssta e. punto de haoer ma
nifastado a los periodisCas que 10 en-
-revistasou hoy. que Ia prensa dehiera
ernitir algunas ideas tendencies ayu-
dar Ia forn'a de soiuclonar dlcno
problnma. Las monedas de dlez.
veinte Y circo centavos nan deSapa-
recida como!etamente d, la circula-
ci6n, acaparatas por no Sc sabe quien.
= medlda que los wales" nan !do en-
-rsndo Al mercadc dificultosamente.
Los wales han sido canjeadcs por orc,
como se habia ofrecido al publlco.
rero. nc cbstante. la situaclon ST.
rue emreorando caGa dia mas.
~ In CdmurG NGcionai dc Comercio.
La C5mara Nacional de Conner
cio. Ge esta misna capital. celebro una
session secrs1a con objeto de tratar 10
relative a los wales; solo que no fue
tan secreta que de ella no pudlera
darse cuenta Ia prensa capitaiina, en-
tire Ia que hay algunos perlonlcos que
So enteraror de que el oojeto del Lie
Cabrera no - q de resolver el pro-
blema del cambic. s;no otro que no Sc
ccnoce todavia. En- Ia session de que
Sc trata uSaror de Ia palshra- prime
ramente FL senior Mata Contreras,
rr;enbrr del rasado a:I1,2a1iento. ex-
presando que una conisior debia a.
cercarse al -obiernn cen cbietn de i0di
earle la Ccnve0ieGc;a de soi1cionaC
dicho problera por ocrcs med,os dis
tintos a los de- papel.
Estd jns,ndada de "rGtas'' Ia Rsp'sbj-
cU.
Cuando e, seGor Mata Contreras
ternino SIC hablar. alguien. cuyo nom
bre So 0CElta para no eNponeriH = q
persecution d. Cabrera. dijo que 10
meier era TO meterse para NADIA -
.sta deiicaGa question. dejando al
-chierro "a Confederation de Ca
7rarss Iue nh-araH como melor les
-orvi0icra. No sin defenders, natU-
ralmenta. los comerciantes con Ia me-
iida de If al dia con los wales pa
- evitar perdi6as considerab.es en-
case dado,
En- segaida Sc hablo de que las ca
mas de Comercio de los Eseados del
pals han informado que no hal!an
que hacer con tantos wales. en- VIZ
tuG de Que los inGustrisles ' en- gene
raj los necociantes Sc niegan q reel
oir!os. alegando que suS trabaladcres.
per 81 parJe. no los sceptan. Esto
1Uiere decir-se continue hablsndo-
que es impossible que para hoy Sc ma
van larzado a In circulation Raea
mas custrocientCs tantos mil va
les, como se ha lnforrnado.
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FUEROK PUESTOS
En- LIBERTAD Los
DOS AV|ADORES
Reciben ordenes del gobierno
del centric, en- Sonora
para Iibertar a los
americanos

ESps-tdl para Ia PEENSA.
WASHINGTON, Febrero 2+.-Los
aviadores americanoS Que Sc encuen-
tran derenidos por Las autorldades
de Sonora. en- el mineral de Nacozart,
seran declarados en- liDertad absolute
hoy. segun los infcrnes siciales re
ci5iGos De la Ciudad de Mexico, por
el Depa:tamento de Estaoo.
Tales informes agrcgan que 2! 60
bierno general envi6 instrucciones a
las aut0ridaGes en- el Esta6o de So
nora para que permltiera cl regreso
de los DOS avlaGores q territor!o anne
ricano. pudiendo hacer dicho regreso
en- FL nlismo aeroplano en- que caye-
ron en Sonora, pues e. Gobierno de
Carranza dispuso tambien Ia devolu-
cion del aparato.
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DOUGLAS, Arizona. Febrero "a.
-Estan siendo esperados en- este la
do de Ia linea divisoria los aviadores
G. L. Usher Y NJ. /. Wolf, quienes
duranJe dos semanas nan peremane-
.cido detenidos por las autoTidades
mexicanas en- Nacozari, Sonora, por
haber aterrizado con su aeroplano 4
corta distancia de aquel lugar
Infornaciones de caracter oflc al
recibidas en- Ia nahana de hoy trsje-
ron la noticia de Ia libertad de los
reieridos aviadores, libertad que ha-
hia sidc gestionada durante cerca de
ounce dias por el consul de los Esta-
dos Cnidos en- NoGales, Sonora. cerca
del Gobernador Adoifo de Ia Huerta
Y del jefe militar Dc Sonora, Juan
Jose Rios
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Churchill anuncia que va
ternuRo en- Inglaterre
ell seruicio militar

Especial para Ia PREESA.
LONDRES, Febrero 24.-Wins-
ton Churchill anunci6 hoy en- la Ca
mara de los Comunes que la Ley del
servicio miIiter obligatorio sera abo-
Ida el dia treinta unc del mes de
Mario pr6ximo, Y que despues de, esa
fecha todos los subditos britanicos
llevados files de acuardo con la refe-
,rida ley del servicio militar ohligsto-
no, seran licenciadoa
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LA LIGA DE LAS NACI0NES

or; S,-rics- ,,r.cu; I. ~ PcE%sA-
PARIS, Febrero 24-Se hs arun-
ciado cue IA Liga de las Naeicnes
tendra 81 prlmora Ccnferencia for
nal en- Ginebra. Suiza, e. dia Is del
mes de Mario pr6xiro,
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Compre usted SuS libros en- espa-
mol la Case Editorial Lozano. 11S
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. ES la mas barata -
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rntusiasmo de esta cOlecta. ' segu-
mes de que podamos publican los
TINA hCra.
es Ia siguicnte:
Del frente s4z44''+o
Sr. Meichor Vazquez 6h. "a
Santa Clara, Cal. lou
Sr Jose Borrego, Erie, Colo
49, 80 -. opsI
Sr, Andres Luna, La Porte, m
Texas. ..;:'.'' law
S-. T. c. Rodriguez~Waco, o
Texas. ...--.',,.:'' ''''
sr. Eduardo Vazquez, Fla an
mis-. Texas. ........::.. '''o
Sr. Antonio FazGuez, Fla
mis-, Texas 0'''
Sr. Jose Flores, Nc Cook, -,
NCbr. ..''-
Sr. Jesus D. Santana, Flint. -
Mich. ......... i'V'
Sr. Camilo G.. PARA, Ra-
mona, Ok,a. .......... l'oo
Sr. Felipe Sanchez Garcia,
Buffalo. v. /. ......... 1.o'
Sr. Evars:o Romero. Den ~
ver Col,. ...... 90
Sra. Guadalupe N. de Ro- 49,
moro. Denver. C-ln -. 0.25
Sr. Nicolas Alfonso, .Chanu- -,
te. Kansas. 49,. -. l.oJ
Sr. Octaviano Duran. West
hoff, Texas .;;...c:... 1'''
Sr. Silvestre Gaivan, San IA
ger, Cal. ............ LUZ
Sr. j. ID. Faldez.-oahgei' oo
Cal. ..L..... ...... l.VV
Sr. Fidencio Lugo, FL Paso.
Texas ............ LOO
Sr. Agustfn Reyna = faml-
liza, Lamar, Colo ....... O''9
Sr. Jose Hurtad0, Ravenra,
Neb7 ............ 500
Sr. Ventura .Adame, Rose
bud, Texas ......... O.20
Sr. Pe1co Adame, koseGLd
Texas. ........ ... 0.5O
Sr. Jesus q. Mora. (sln d.
reccion.) ...... 49,. 100
Sr. L&zaro Ramirez, Berke-
lev. Ca. ..... .... 80
Srita. luana Perez, Hous-
ton, Texas ....... zoo
Sr. Antonio Ramirez, Mel
rose, Mont. ...... 500
Sra. Prin1itiva D. Castro,
RIissinc, Texas ..... 0.o0
Sr. Anagtasio Uribe, Yam
cev. Texas ......... 100
ny;5. CoDs1elo Sauced5.-
paeTiua Teas 100
r ReeyiiIe Te-
DC ' O.50
Sr Manuel Ramos, Sugar
land Teyas " 0 30
c. So paf1g;o Remos Sugar
LAND Tevas 0.5G
sr AnoIinar Acuilar. Elida.
\ M 100
Sr Doroteo Cuevas, Elida.
g. ~ isasc M Rarracan. Dallas.
Texas. LOO
Sr. Apolinar Ornelas. Clio
rvetta Cal 0.50
S-a @ EGnx;ees @ Rios Hen
Sarson @ Torss OF
NJ NJ ae1. Ies,;e WaIdez HenGer-
con Texss . 0.25
G. WsnneI Iand;n Hender,
son Terss O.50
N;5n pamioio A Uruchur-
70 5ermanos. New
S-,..,s 70 100
Cr Cree;ano II Ramirez.
A,oaSia Fla O.5O
Sr Celso Chaua, New Braun
fels TeTas . 0.10
Sr Jesiis Fchevarria. Rim
c6n n NJ. .. 100
sr Manuel Alem6n. Jovton,
or: Mahuei Aieih"''' '0' ''' 5oo
c. Ea;o-,s,;o Nfa-tfnez
81 I,,.ta TaSas 900
81. Gaor'ei OaS'''0' H 5oo
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II|IS CABRERA SE- -DECLARA VENC|DO !
les PIDE AUXIL|O 4 Los PERIODICOS

No hay proportion entire hobltGrtes
y "rniss'
Ell Distrito Federal-agrego el O.
rador-tiene mucho mas de un mi
Hon % habitantes. Y, puede asegu-
rarse. no existe uno solo que no ter
ga cuando meuos IN vale" en- 81 Dol
sillo, con Ia circumstances de haherlo
recibido a Ia fuerza. Fuera de la
capital. er los puehlos del Dis1-ito,
cuando se paCa a los "omerciautes
coz ma n,oneGa dc orc. GHn 81 camDio
en- wales. Y 81 el interesado no los
uuiere recibir. Sc llama a. gendar-
lie para narerir. que los reciba y
q j:to Sc .ar- circulaci6n :oluntariR. .
S'cui6 el 7-adoc hablando. ' hasta
ne Sir6 algu .'s documcr:tos p0- 10 que
So -iro er conociriento de algo su-
r,arr ente yra1s.>
Los inte-uentores reciben q'linien.os
pesos cGGG mes.
.Aseguro el Socio de IA Canara Ma
cional de Concrete. cue los repre-
sentantes que tiene Ia Confederation
On las oficinas de Ia Couision None
tara. estan sierdo gratificados por
Ia Secretaria de Hacienda con la su-
ma de ouin!entos pesos cada mes: es
decir. Va son er,pleados del Lie. Ca
brera. en- vez de servidores de "a ms
tiucion aludiGa. Doce personas, las
mismas que nombro Ia Confederation
de Cararas para que viElaran la Mo
netaria, son las que estan recloiendo
escs quir;entos pesos cada mes. de 10
cue Sc Geduce Que no So trata del pre-
blema del cambio, sino de algo grar
que el Lie. Cabrera Sc esfuerza en-
ocultar.
Nosotros nos 69rcremos las nnnnos.
Como los preSenCes Sc sorprenGie-
ran grandemente de 10 que decia e.
oraGor, este. con entera tranQuilidad,
mostr6 los ciJados documentos de cue
Sc informa. Termin6 el orsdor oi-
ciendc que no era possible tener con-
fianxa en- personas que estaban 8
sueldo en- Ia Secretaria de Hacienda.
Debemos.-repiti6 Ell 'o-ador-ir al dia
con el papel Y nads mas por una ra-
z6n bien sencilla: "Si e. gobierno We
que Sc le nbstrucciona, puede destruir
IA Carnara Nacional De Ccnercio CO.
mo destruyo, por las declaraciones
contra e. papel hechos por e. senor
Ludert Ruil. el CoHIte de Subs!s-
rencias aparte de ESQ nos exeorsIo-
nara con los inspectores del tirnbre,
multandcnos, V con el gobierno del
Distrito. sumentandcncs las psten-
tes : con (! Ayuntamiento Quitando-
nos las ljcencias V clausurandonos asl
ruestros ccmerciCs".
Con este n?otivo opino-terr1ino e.
orG6or-due no debenos acercarnoS al
sobiernc. como dice ci compahero Ma
a Ccrtreras; debem-s ieiarlo cue ha-
g. lc que le plazca nosotros nos
lsvarencs las manos.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

~ Eve either home of her very INDUCES
9ES occasional day dreams of such home the
homes that resulted after the frequent
ter planned and the homeike when they do wouldn't
get little notebook which down the really ideas
the possible home when
profit immensely You have really brilliant ideas sometimes
the placing cupboard closet the Of
windows But track Of these ideas they they will
to slip from when the chance have
home built would like and wonder where all those
architect draws for and home with all the faults
veniences of your neighbors' homes.
Perhaps the first thing that should consider
house the of the
the and here practical that you should
mind If small house with possibly
bathroom the side of the house least
least hour day. Sunshine dnecant
where there running and plumbing
have sun for the sake of
comfort have arranged that
convenience of the architect and builder
be found the north side the
during the cooler months of the
/ really a wasted
Try conve short passage your your front hall
possible that do have through dining
there.
Always remember the problem keeping your house in order
facilitated have
mems hats and outside apparel downstairs avaory
est that house
usually without of
maids kitchen where
breakfast without making
into the dining of the nwpanned
which preferably
with bench each side which be upholstered
cushions against the wall behind them
stas IN Old English Even do not have shift without
will this will
who thus have little place sitting
slack times
have an upstairs sleeping porch the house bungalow
convenient to the bedroom
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

PdruCuidIly Lurln& TO EVeryWCfn-
an the One Word Imported"
M ANY and varied are the inter-
ASA esting style features of the new
season. At Herzberg's Distinctive
Shop, 1917 Douglas, known for their
slogan of "Style Without Extrava-
gance," you'll find a recent importa-
tion-an accordion-pleated separate
skirt of an artistry to accentuate the
costume. An exquisite finish to its
enchantingness is delicately
wrought bird on the front and back
breadths of the skirt in widespread
tracery of gorgeous gold threads.
Long wrinkly kid gloves in black
or white will finish every smart
toilette this season.
Nine-Piece Walnut Dining Room
Suite Offered at Startling
Reduction
A T Orchard Wilhelm's they're Of
"A fering an excellent value in a
nine-piece walnut dining room suite.
Instantly recognized will be the
quality of this lustrous dark wood,
the artistry in fashioning Of its
pieces. "A period design say we
as we see the formation of the c1as-
sic Auting on the legs, the exquisite
ly carved medallions, and the artis-
tic metal drops on the smooth roll
ing drawers. Ornamental in design,
undoubtedly, but with more practi-
cality than is usually found in pc
riod designs. Included in this set
which was formerly $485, and is now
offered at $325, there is 54-insh
table, six straight chairs and one
arm chair, each with slip Spanish
leather cushions, and a M-inch buf-
fet of exceedingly richness in which
will be found cunning compartments
for silver and linens.
Beautiful indeed is china cabinet.
one of the new models whose glass
doors are embellished with grilles,
decorative indeed. This piece which
was priced at $l35 is now offered
at $3.50.
The server, a dainty little table,
delightful in possibilities, was SOS
and is now $50. You'll find this a
marvellous valuel
Oriental pottery flower bowls for
containing the rose table decorations
are but IS cents and $1.40. These in
blue, green and brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

"Everywoman" Who Is to Be a
Spring Bride
WILL be bit more lovely if she
w includes in her trousseau of
delicate loveliness a plentiful supply
Of the effective accordion pleated
garments. There should be, of
course, soft clinging crepey skirts
If negligees over which may be
worn the loose and lacy matinee
iacquette with long-hanging points.
Then she'll want one Of the new
novelty suits for street wear and
club functions composed of pleated
skirt with contrasting material coat.
And she'll find particularly fascin--
ating the little separate skirts of
silk. The Ideal Button and Pleatlng
company, 3O5 Brown block, Six
teenth and Farnam, will do this
pleating most reasonably. Send for
one Of their illustrated catalogs
which they'll send you free OF
charge.
Elegance and Simplicity Mark the
Versions of the Fur Mode
THE National Fur and Tanning
L Co, Athletic Club building, Sew
enteenth and Douglas, are especial
" featuring in their present sale,
coatees and capes at one-fourth
their original prices. An exquisite
little Hudson seal coatee with long
square cut squirrel collar whose
long fishtail panel in the back, has
wide belt slipped through it. il
the last word in stylefulness. Cley-
er snaps under the arms transform
this into a coatee of practical pos
sibilities. Formerly priced at $4OO it
is an exceptional value. Cut on the
new pointed lines, is a Hudson seal
with wide band Of the same fur
round the edge. Long-hanging
points in the back, on each arm,
and in the front, make this Won
drously lovely fur garment, exqui-
site from its inmost lining Of brown
crepe to the farthest outstanding
tip of fur. This was originally $500.
Lovely for an Older woman is
exquisite ehinehilla in a silvery
gray. One-fourth off $565, on this
makes it reasonable indeed.
Especially charming is one Of
the new wide panels in the back,
dainty cape in caracul whose col
lar and pocket outlinings on front
panels show.
A large beaver cape effect, ex-
cellent in quality was $425, and is
a rich, appearing gatment. Dainty
i'll its loveliness is a smaller piece
of Nutria whose first price tag bears
the price of $3.50.
Specially priced also are mems
collars in Hudson seal. Nutria, Beav-
,er, Otter, Muskrat. Persian lamb
and near Seal, which formerly had
a price of from $40 to SOS. :
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

"Everywoman" veritable Beauty
Show.
D EAUTY is the keynote of
- "Everywowan," the great pic
ture to be shown at the Rialto the
ater, Fifteenth and Douglas, this
week.
Beauty Of investiture, of gowns,
Of women, of theme and of action.
The settings were designed with
an eye to the fanciful, the gorgeous,
the striking.
The gowns in the picture were
creations by Clare West, while the
bathing suits and chorus suits were
designed by George Hopkins, two
we'll known designers in the pic
ture world.
The production marks an epoch
in artistry and the beauty of screen
entertainment, for not alone is the
picture physically beautiful, but the
story itself possesses charm and
compelling power that is unescap-
able.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
To More Properly Introduce to
Madam and Madamoiselle Omal1s

To More Properly Introduce to
Madam and Madamoiselle Omaha
THE many diversions in form and
L fabric Of the new season's.styles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamond of the La
mond Speciality Shop, second floor,
Securities building, Sixteenth and
Farnam, are now in New York.
That is why we find so very de-
lightful this shops showing of mod
els, for they are all personally Sc
lected for a fastidious clientele.
Such 4 feast of the unusual and
original are they choosing for you'll
Delectably Dainty Handmade House
Frocks
A RE those in vivid voiles and
"A organdies at the Vanity Shop.
third floor, Securities building, Six
teenth and. Farnam. Unusually
lovely, they're artistically fashioned
to slip over milady's head in most
ravishing way, and may be had for
$3.50 each. The bungalow aprons
with tucked panels are $295 up.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

~o~J - ~s>~sSs~s@see~s
A ND in every office arises the
"A question of Where are you 60
ing to lunch today?" You'll find at
the Flatiron cafe, Seventeenth and
St. Marys avenpe, a most delicious
Neutrality-suspicious. servings, de-
lightfully prepared and served, al
for IS cents.
My Dears:
THE shops are more interesting
- daily-enrichcd by newly-arrived
exclusive selections made by buy
ers now in the eastern markets.
Particular attention has been Civ
en- this year, as in years gone by,
to travellers to southern climes. And
interpretations of the spirit of the
great outdoors are to be seen on ali
sides, brilliant color harmonies, new
materials and new lines that reveal
the ingenious hand of fashion and
emphasize the smartness of sim
plicity.
ferhaps the most notiGeably new
thing about the advance spring fash
ions is an introduction of distine-
lively different suits. Etons, heavi-
ly braided, skirts draped and
trimmed in way most refreshing.
Goats semi-tailored with cunning
cut-away effect, metallic vestings in
clever fishtail panels.
Fashions for the greater happi-
ness of-"Everywoman." s
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

The New Modes Reveal a Rare
Artistry in Women's Apparel for
the Dawning Season.
T KNEETER, exclusive ladies
LIE tailor, second floor, south
west corner Sixteenth and Howard,
is interpreting the new fashions with
unusual cleverness. Exquisitely
charming is the appeal of vivid col
oring, dainty Innings and graceful
silhouettes, the new models leaving
his shop daily are expressive of the
gay and colorful days Of spring.
Rarely lovely, you'll find the prices
quoted particularly interesting.
Phone Douglas 6065.
"Everywoman" Loves Cleanliness.
T TNSTINCTIVELY and, naturally
! "Everywoman" wants her home
to be the acme of cleanliness, know
ing full we'll that the health and
happiness of her family depend, in
large measure, upon the Immaculate
ness Of the rugs, drapes and up
holstery of her home. So, she calls
Tyler 545. Dreshers Brothers Clean
ing establishment, which instantly
sets in motion their excellent SER
vice corps. They've veritable army
of delivery men and cleaners under
command for the serving of Every
woman."1
Cross stitch embroidery marks
one OF the newest duvetyn frocks.
The cross stitch is done in silk, in
the same shade as the duvetyn. and
this break in the surface of the fabric
furnishes the only bit of decoration
needed on the frock
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Comfort and Beauty Irresistible to There's an Advantage

"Everywoman"
COMFORT, long-sought with the
" achievement of lovely lines, may
be found in the wearing Of MI
Bone corset from the Hattie Put
nam Shop, 502 Karbach Block.
southeast corner Fifteenth and
Douglas streets. Phone Tyler 2993
for a personal fitting in your own
home. And if you live out of town
send for one of the complete order
blanks.
In the Spring Ones Fancy Turns
to Thoughts of Clothes,
WHEN you're planning the "use-
w fuls" of a last seasons ward
robe, there's always a hat to be re-
blocked. The Kiuger Hat Shop,
third floor Barker block, southwest
corner, Fifteenth and Farnam, will
do this, also refreshen your feathers
and marabou. Closed at 2 on Satur-
day. .......
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
My library
was a'"<''"' Shakespeare.

MiLady shall hare tres
chic chapeau
Suits enchanting, youth
full, charmant quite
Be.frilLed frOcks for day
or night
A gorgeousness of color
ing
Expressed in brilliancy>
alluring
Reflections of a lc0rId's de-
lightful fenininity
Made lovely BY modes
from the years past
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Witchingly adorned mod
els laUishly exploit
Artful designers IoUeliest
style creations
And in Dame Fashions
mirror charn,fulLy
udrOit
We see unfOLded a NelU
Seasons Mode Refec-
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