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Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
William Jennings Bryan Made Lincoln Famous With
Grown of Thorns" Speech at Democratic Convention

You shall not press down upon
the brow of labor this crown OF
thorns; you shall not cruelty man
kind upon a cross of gold"
An hour after these words were
spoken to cheering, hypnotized and
see,hing audience at convention hall
in Chicago on hot day in July i'll
1896, Lincoln, Neb., was awarded 4
niche in the worlds hall Of fame.
For the speaker was William Jcn-
rings Bryan OF Lincoln. then a
young politician and newspaperman,
little known, little loved and little
feared.
The above quotations are the end
ing of his famous free silver speech,
the address that won his first nomi-
nation for president and thrilled a
nation. In an hour newspapers from
one end of the country to another
were carrying the story and the ma
tlon rubbed its eyes and asked:
Object of Curiosity.
Where in thunder is Lincoln,
Neb.?"
From that day until a week ago
when Associated Press dispatches
announced that the declining health OF
Mrs. Bryan forced the great Nebras-
kan to abolish his Lincoln residence,
Lincolnites travelling far from their
home and fireside found themselves
the object of interest and curiosity.
Lincoln" the stranger would say.
"Why that is Bryan's home. What
do you know about him? What
kind of fellow is he?"
Hundreds in Lincoln dislike Bryan,
belittle him, scott at the things he
dares to say. But one and all agree
that Bryan put Lincoln on the
worlds map and he did it in less than
a day, something no other man or
product or beverage ever did.
Now He's Gone.
Fer it took years of advertising
for beer to make Milwaukee ia
nous, 1t took years for Henry
Ford to win recognition for Detroit
and even Los Angeles with its bath
ing scenes. movie folks and climates
had to wait years for the fame Lin
coin found handed Il through Bryan
in a single day.
And now he's gone. Lincoln is
like the proud parents OF son who
has left. These parents live in men,
ories, constantly brought to mind by
trinkets in the house and the sons
old playmates seen on the streets.
The beautiful Bryan residence.
Fairview, located in the center Of 140
acres of Bryan land, the Commoner
office on N street, the first home of
Bryan on d street take the place of
the trinkets.
Place Of Playmates.
Brother Charley Bryan, city and
state politician; Tom Allen, his
brother-in-law and law partner and
United States district attorney, and
others OF Bryan's old cronies take
the place of the playmates.
1t will be years before the tran
sients sitting in easy chairs out i'll
front Of the Lindell hotel in Lincoln
will fail to hear the o1d-time poll
ticians telling the story of Bryan
and Fairview. And sickness and
death can never take Fairvicw from
Lincoln. .....
At Fairview. proud Tammany has
bowed humble head and has been
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
An Announcement bv
The Studebaker Corporation
of America

ming at capacity with untitled orders
on hand for over 1000 cars.
In this quarter we shall produce
$1,000 automobiles against II, 900 in
the corresponding period of last
year. This is an increase of approx
mately 1000.
No other automobile manufac-
turer is m king a comparable
showing.
We believe that the confidence Of
the buying public, which has made
and is making this record possible,
will continue, because it is supported
by the quality and value Of our
products, and these we shall uphold.
We expect that as a consequence
the present economical and efficient
production basis can be maintained
and that we are justified in making
further reductions in the prices Of
Studebaker cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05

Eight months ago, when the costs
of material and labor appeared to
have reached their peak, we made
substantial reductions in the prices
of Studebaker cars. These reduc-
tions were in anticipation of our
ability, after the turn of the year, to
purchase materials and to fabricate
them at lower costs.
The expected savings have been
realized.
With them other savings have
been made, as result of the greatly
increased volume which Studebaker
has this year enjoyed.
During the first five months of
1921 our volume of business has ex-
ceeded that of any other automobile
manufacturer except Ford.
The Studebaker plants are run
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05

Massachusetts, has new law
which permits all voluntary associa-
tons to be sued, including labor
unions. ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05

Bee Want Ads Produce Results. !
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FREE DELIVERY DRUG ROUTE
Barred AND 8 SEIZED IN AUTO

couple OF "old heads" or experienced
hands. dctocties ray. 10th these help
erS have police records for drug vcnd-
Ing md robbery. according TO the police.
The alleged lieutenants in the daily
delivery Of drugs were both arrested.
They ire John Marine. - years old. Of
2iS East ll4th street. and Carml1e Can
40. - years old. ~ "l63 Second avenue.
The FIRST the police knew OF the al
legged free delivery route. among tho
exclusive addictS, was when Detective
Thomas NJ. Farrell obtained one Of the
ciEhty-cirht addresses. This was August
!. Since then hr has been planted daily
and almost nightly i'll front OF the Id-
dress which was near Amsterda nj ave-
nue. and l36th street. lie has wit
messed deliveries and bidcd his time.
Yesterday he decided TO stage the Ta.L..
lie was given a rRiding squad. five de-
teCtivcS Jeremiah Neville John ORri-
en-. Milton Motfat. John Murphy and
Alfred ruhharr
Tho dcteciIIrs socrcted Themselves
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
A SURE ROUTE TO POPULARITY

Some years ago I read Gas doubtless
you did, tool a very clever little love
story, a sort OF modern version OF Gin
dereIla for grown-ups. In this tale the
heroine, a shy self-conseious, not very
attractive little country girl. 10 trans-
formed into suoh 4 sweet and charming
personality that she wins all hearts In
Guiding eventually the heart OF a most
eligible prince. The fairy godmother
In this case Is an old friend OF her
mothers and the magic By which she
transforms the girl is this
She tolls her a Little secret which
helps her to overcome her own shyness
md self consciousness, and 10 put
everyone with whom she comes into
contact at ease. The secret is that down
underneath "eveYbody's lonesome
TWO Valuable 8scrsts-
II is q good secret And here Is an
other that I think would work equal
miracles If one would really absorb 1t
and never forget It for an instant
Everyone lfes to talk about himself
or herself TO an appreciativs audience,
I don't believe there IS girl In the
world 50 plain and 80 lacking IN charm
that she couldn't achieve at least some
degree Of popularity II she would hor-
oughly absorb and act upon that TACT.
or course she would have 10 learn
some skill in applying It. She mustn't
let people feel that she is listening de-
ltbcrately TO please them. They must
be made to feel that they are so inter-
esttng that they form tho topic Of con-
versa ton she most enjoys
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ghs win Learn ths If6A

And OF course she must b able -
feel her way until she gets hold OF n
branches Of that great subject which,
most interests each Individual She VIII
soon learn to tell by tho quick seSponA
slveness and animation, when she -
on the right trail She will becomN
sensitive to the other state OF mind an
will learn to keep away from sorsl
points and tn keep tho converSauoa o.
the aspects Of experience and personal
ity which her friends Like 70 have en-
plored.
And II she really Is mistress OF thor
art. she will make people not only In
terested. but interesting. There ars'
very few people In the world who CAB
not be interesting II dawn out on thst
right subjects and In the right way,
and stimulated BY that greatest Of al
stimulsnts-tha consciouGness q hAv.'
ing the center OF the stage and of cong
It justice.
Het 70 Cynical - II Oou1aA
An egotist Is the sort Of porso1 W.
alks about himself when Ws want -.
talk about ourselves.
Suppress this egotism in yourself anA
you will win golden opinions frc0 81
sorts OF men. I,
Perhaps you think all this u vsry
cynical I do not mean II 30. For al
though have held out popularity - the
prize, there Is another prize, and that
IL a genuine interest in your feuoW b.
ings. No one can be really successful J
in this art unless ne acquires thi2 and
no ono who has acquired II lacks ver5
rich reward
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Chapter 20
was often alone now, but becau'e
OF my Joy In Baby l scarcely nouceo
that Keith was more often out IN the
evening, that Margaret constantly
planned parties and then depended up
on him TO escort either her or Mrs lie
Isle. or both.
June was a good baby. but l was
often so tired at night that was only
too glad 90 To bed early. Sh" ~
six months old before / aHoke 10 RAJ
ization that I vas being neglected. .ett
alone many evenings, not because OF
business but for MarEarcts pleasure
Mrs. Hunter opened my eyes
Aren't you going To play bridge
nny moreT' she asked one day when
she called. "Evcr SO many have asked
for you. think you are foolish 10
rive I'D everything Just because ~ your
baby. She is Il darling. but on" gets 10
out OF things if they let themselves
You have a good nurse. 10 come to the
next meeting OF tho club. 1t Is to DC
At my house
I'D love to-" ] returned. Something
stirred in me the desire 70 go out again
IA desire Mrs. Hunter had ava kcned
by her remarks.
This reawakened desire 10 20 out.
arain take my place IN the society IN
which Keith belonged. also opened my
eyes 10 the fact that he had been going
out regularly. leaving me a.umr. AZ
remarked, | had been so taken up with
my baby ! scarcely had thought of 4.
spent the remaindcr Of the after
noon going over my clothes. Mos OF
- ,Atnre mora wocfuliv ont Of style,
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New York, Aug. l7.-Etghty-eiEht
alleged drug addicts' addresses. from
Yonkcrs, y. Y. TO Lakewood. y. j.,
many Of them said 70 be stations. In
fashionable neighborhSods appeared on
route list seized by narcotic squad
detectives yesterday. Three arrests
were made An automobile, IN which
daily drug deliN cries are said To have
heen made. was seized. The deliveries
were purcha sed. and the business, as
run. Il Is said. in the same manner as
milk, Ice or bread delivery route.
The route was purchased recently.
detectives say. by Ernest Brazcllc. Fl
years old, of col East lOAth street
who was said TO be now To tho drug
vending business but had capita and
could command n big automobile Cor
delivery purposes. The business Ven
ture IL enid to have involved tn" in
vesment Of several hundred dollars for
the route book alone. Tho owners OF
the business employed as aSsistantH a
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA DETERMINES TO BE TACTFUL
BY Jane Phelps

pect you Will be rather rrs'y."
Il think | shall get al, ne all right
I did not tell him that just as soon as
Mrs. Hunter left | had caIicd UP the
bridge teacher and arranged for les
sons ono Il day, until thr time the club
met. l had had my cNpeTicn"" a; CARDS
with Margaret. | would no: be caught
the second time.
Aren't you almost ready. Keith
Margaret called.
In a minute" he ret I-ned.
II shall need some money. Keith"
7 said quietly. Il have had no new
clothes 20 months. People will talk II
your wife"
Keith flashed me quick. keen look
but I pretended not 10 sec.
How much will YOU needr"
IT must have street, afternoon and
dinner clothes. had better 30 tenor
row and order them. have always
been economical. Keith. You can trust
me-"
Very we'll. But get only what you
need. You can get more later"
Keith sandcrson, arc you coming
with me or not" Margarets voice.
full OF impati thence. again reached Us.
Coming" he replied as he bent 10
kiss me. Goodnight dear. Go 10 bed
early"
After he had eons I sat thinking
things over. l bad been awfrlly fool
iHh 70 IT, him godfather. to allow
Margaret to monopolize his evenings.
II might he hard work 10 sc; him back
to even the comp!a!sauce he had shown
hcfore June was born
mus; be tac;ful!
Over and over said that to myself
--tactful so hat I might outwi; Mar
garct in her attempt 10 take Keith
from me-. Never for 4 moment since
nay marriage had doubted that ina;
WAS her wish. Never had ] Inisundrr
in his wa. I grew colby Indignant ~
I wondered what had bceu going or
Will. | had hecn FIRST i'll. then absorbed
In my baby.
After bit lighted al the lights in
the room and studied myself II tho
mirror I had nothing 10 fenr 80 far
rs looks were concerned. T. had grown
far better looking. thought. than be-
fore baby came. My happiness in her.
in my motherhood. seemed 10 he re-
neCtcd In my eyes; and tho long en-
forced rest and afterward the quiet eve>
nlngs when l retired so early. had done
the rest No. need not fear even the
handsome widow on the score Of looks.
Tomorrow 60 TaCt-With Results.
Protected by George Matthew Adams
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6, /, HART BEQUEATHS $500
FOR UPKEEP Of Z PARROT IS
LAWYERS Will Provides That Birds Must Never Be Sepa
Them in Worthy Manner.

health" The sane society Was 70 he
come residuary leCatee OF an estate
estimated al 100000 in case four
brothers OF tho deccd"nt. who are 10
receive the rcSlduary estate after sew
eral n!eCes and ncph"ws have had NE
interest In il. do rot survive him.
Walter II. Hart, OF Dallas. Tex" one
Of these brothers. has started contest
Of the will. alleging undue influence on
the Part Of the Ethical Culture body
surrogate Foley Yesterday appointed
m. United $,a;"s Trust company as
,emporarr administrator pending settle
ment OF the dispute. A petition by the
trust company states one Of the broth
.rs il dead ard tho remaining two have
no, been heard from in 80 long their
wherea bouts are unknown.
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THE CHINESE WAY

The admirable Chinese habit as to UNI
dtrclorhing is to wear next the skin
net nr mesh weave and over this thin
s!lken undcrshlrt; tho latter abBorbs
the preparation. whilst the net prevents
the silk from adhering TO the skin.
Linen always gives q feeling Of fresh
ness. but II Is more expensive than
cotton. which Is for all practical pur-
poses the better teIture-strong, dur
able. not easily shrinking.
No matter about the color Of the ua-
dcrclothing-but no aniline dyes. Light
colors. yellow or white, absorb fewest
OF the suns rays. and are, therefore.
the most suitable for summer clothing.
QUESTIONS AID AHBwE1S
sodium Bromide
Kindly let me know II sodium bro
mide will injure an old lady OF II years
who finds IL difficult to sleep from ner-
vousness, and whose heart Is somewhat
weak
Answer-Three drachms Of strontium
bromide IN fifteen drachms Of pepper
mint water--the druggist must make 1t
up-a teaspoonful In water at bedtime.
Send stamped and self-addresscd en-
velope for further Information on sleep.
weaving
Ny baby. aged IL months. has not
been weaned yet. He absolutely refuses
10 take bottle. but will occasionally
be fed with 4 spoon, wants 10 be nursed.
and seems hungry shortly after wards.
I nurse him every three hours. He
wants 10 be nursed several times during
tho night. never wakens fully. and falls
on 10 sleep after a few minutes or
nursing How will overcome the
night nursing. or does It do him any
harm! What kind Of food would you
advise. or would II do him harm to
nurse him all GUNNER. or perhaps nurse
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IN the shelter Of the I-ewissohn Sta
dunn OF the City College until the sus-
rectcd car rolled up.
Then began real action. The sex
tette Of detectives swUoped down on
The car. Farrell jumped on the run-
ming board and told Marine. who was
driving. that II II" winkrd an eye he
would shoot Marino didn't wink. The
other two occupants OF the car ran.
pursued by four Of the detectives
After a chase through st. Nicholas
Park. Brazeile and Canzio were cap
tured and placed under arrest.
cloth bag containing twenty walls
OF herain aud ten of cocaine were
found where the fugitives had tried to
dispose OF them as they fled. DR.. Carl
ton Simon, in charge OF the narcotic
squad. says all the prisoners have con-
fesscd to selling drugs.
The prisoners say the drug route paid
an average OF $500 a week pront, but
Or. Simon says this is an eNaggern-
ton due, no doubt. TO the condition Of
he prisoners, who were all more or
less inspired by their own wares
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WOOD LEAVES FOR
POST IN MADRID

New York. Aug. o7-Cyrus r.. Wood
OF Cirncnshurg. Pennsylvania. new am
Oassador TO Spain WAS passenger on
the steamship Paris. sailing today for
france.
Accompanied by his wife and mother
in-law. Mrs. J. A MarchaRd. he was
accorded cheerful send of by dele
CATION of Pennsylvania home folk and
state officials who came to New York
with him in two special cars. He for
mer!y was secretary OF state ia Tenn
Sylvania-
Amha ga dor Wood. who succeeds Jo-
sept F. Willard at the embassy in Mad
rid. will 60 to Paris for a short stay
before taking up his official duties.
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New York. Aug. 1.-Two parrots. nets
Of George Il Hart. OF Ia East Th;:tS-
ninth street who died July IS. and VINO
was prominent as - criminal lawyer
are helueathcd 70 the Society Tor tne
Prevention % Cruelty to Animals under
Mr.. Harris will. tled yesterday. lie
leaves $500 Cor the upkeep OF the birds.
stating that they must never be sepa'
rated and requesting they be treated IN
4 manner worthy 81 'hc aims and pre-
tensions Of the society.
NJ. Hart directed ;aI; = valuable II"
library be sold. the proceeds to be used
bv the Society for Ethical Culture Tor
supporting a school for the instruction
~ children and the young. that they
may be induced TO observe tho laws OF
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him at night and feed him during the
day?
Answer-A baby should. a. . rule
not be weAned in the hot woAtAsf-
not until September. In any event. he
should nurse, breast or bottle. Only
once at night. Refuse him milk: give
him water to drink should be cry. Every
three hours Is we'll enough for the DAY
for nursing. Had you sent me Jour
address with stamped envelope yoI
would have received information aoout
Tho Nursing Mother. weaving, food Tor
children, etc
am asked about sarcoma. This II
a tumor made up Of collective Tissue
cells which have normally no place IN
the rart where the growth 10 Develop
ing and which crowd out the cabs nat
ural to the part affected. Such \ tumor
Is very much like a cancer. but sven
meroserious and more malignant
sarcomas can be removed II the sur
boon can gain access to them without
threatening the vital centres. Or.
Coley's Fluid has bean successful in
some cases Of inoperable cancer. where
the use o. the knife would IN itself
prove dangerous to life
Srcoma appears At An earlier ago
than cancer as a rule. Yes. younger per-
sons have sarcoma. The condition Is
grave, but not always fatal.
All INQUIRIES addressed to d. Huber
in care of the Health Talks" DEPART
ment will be answered IN these columns
in their turn. This requires cons!d-
cradle time. however. owing to the great
number received. 30 II . personal or
quicker reply L. desired. q stamped
and eelf-addressed envelope must Be en-
closed with the oueetion-rhe Editor.
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MCCLURE MAGAZINE
into RECE|VERSHIP

New York Aug. 1I.-Receivers Ia
equity were appointed today for Nc
lures Magazine Inc. on complaint OF
Marcus Il. Rrhrman who claims 1855
due on notes.
Federal Judge Manton appointed John
r. Johnston and Myles D. Walsh under
bond Of $4,000. The complaint stated
that the companyS liabilities $3.50. 900
that assets were in eXcCar Of this
amount. but that the company was
short Of funds for expenses and that a
receivership was necessary for tho pro-
lection OF creditors.
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NOTED EDITOR DEAD

Cincinnati. Aug. III. s. Crowell,
former owner Of the Crowen Publish,
ing company. Springfield. Ohio, pub.
fishers OF the "Woman's Home Com.
panion" and Farm and Preside"
died early today in hospital in this
city. He had been i'll with cancer for
many months.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
8 Mtnuteu to Answer This.
A COMFORTABLE CORSET
SUBSTITUTE

Charlie Sawyer Mas oui testing his
new car. Afterward. he lNid US that
he went up State Hill At me rate OF
four miles per hour and came down at
the rate Of 40 miles per hour. so that
l. required two hours to make the
round trip.
From that data we are expected TO
tell the height of State Hill.
AnsvSr TO Yesterdays Puzzle
King. rewit, nightingale. Eagle,
Heron. Hen. Swan, Emu. Owl, LARK
Flam:ngo. Ostrich. ILalw and Rook.
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Kansas City Star-Even the soldier
who marches forward TO pain and death
on tho battlefield Sots TO the strains II
patriotic music, hut whom you march
in to pay your income tax. Their" isn't
oven 4 phonoi;raph in the creditors Of
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sOI ONION IN UNIFORM DIVIDES
TDDDLER FOR WARNING PARENTS
Lieut. Toomey Makes Cymer Street station Nursery 1or
Row and Father Till Ii P NJ While Mother Eagerly
Awaits Her Turn at Custody in Park.

log. what was - name Of thar Kid ?
1 guess wen c2i' HIM JOHN"
And thus he wrote /; on the biotter.
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HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AMMD
Tue
existed.

Tue Chinese knew thing thousands Of years before
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-10-13
Sewing Wood.

There has appeared in this country
recently special plywood material
for aircraft construction.
This new material must not be con-
fused with ordinary plywood, which is
glued together. 1t is claimed to be a
super-plywood, and is actually sewn
together!
First, the layers are cemented to-
gether with waterproof material, and
then stitched through in parallel rows
about one and quarter inches apart.
This gives rightly and residence not
to be attained by any other method.
Weight for weight, it is the strongest
material yet invented. 1t is made in
sheets of any size or shape up to eight
feet wide by 60 feet long and from
one-eighth of an inch to five-eighths of
an inch thick, thus doing away with
waste in the onversion.-London Tit
Bits.