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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
/. It is possible,

I. It Is possible.
2. She should be thoroughly ex-
amined. While locomotori ataxia is
improbable, some other form of
nerve syphilis or organic nerve dis
ease Is to be considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14


cases.
When it comes to treatment the
sheet anchor Is good food-plenty
of good fresh meat, fresh milk,
good butter, eggs, cheese, bread and
vegetables. Goldberger says so years
ago Roussel made this statement
as to pellagra: without dietetic
measures all remedies fail"
Removal to a cold climate Is help
full. symptoms are to be met by
the physician.
Needs More Information.
J. C. s. writes: During the last
mart of January and all CT February
/ suffered with kidney collie, thought
to be stones in the kidney, but a
doctor failed to find them by taking
X-ray pictures. Since about the
middle of March l have not been
bothered, with the exception OF a
little soreness in the left side where
the trouble was. I am writing you
to ask that you give me some idea
as to what is best for me TO ear 10
avoid similar attacks"
REPLY.
Sometimes X-rays fail to show a
stone that is present. When stone
is present the attacks Of pain re-
suit from movements Of the stone.
Such movements would be in no
wise Influenced by diet. When this
tendency to stone is due to excess of
uric acid, the diet advised is one
that contains no liver, kidney,
sweetbreads. plucks of any kind,
meat, meat gravies, peas or beans.
1t should contain considerable po-
tatoes and other vegetables. When
this tendency is due to excess OF
oxalic acid the foods to avoid are
rhubarb. cranberries and prunes.
When the tendency Is due to phos-
pilates, the result of ammonia for
nation 1t is doubtful If diet in
fiuences the condition. You see you
must get considerably more infor-
nation than you now have before
you can decide what diet you need
or whether you need to diet at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
The HUsK!NG BEE
Its Your Day
Start 1t With a Laugh
THE GOLDEN ROD HIGHWAY

THE GOLDEN ROD HIGHWAY.
1t now is the bright golden season.
Vacationist time of the year
Yet Nature gives man every reason
To greet her bright fields with tear;
Her beauty is polychromatic
And brilliant the fields we come through,
But in the still air there's static
At-ehoo!
When dried are the dews that have fallen
Asteraceous fora upon,
And verdure is shedding its pollen
Across Natures lavish-hued lawn
We are pleased in sort of wry way,
Our nostrils are quite tickled if
We travel the Golden Rod highway
Sniff, sniff ID.
This highway is paved with intentions
OF those who have travelled of yore,
While they have tried cures and preventions
They're back to the highway once more;
For Nature-that gay-hued deceiver-
Whose fragrance is borne on the breeze,
But brings to her victims hay fever,
Sneeze, sneeze!
PHILOSOPHY.
Wrinkles are the burrows in which are sown
the seeds Of discomfort
When young man ldllS III loNC with q 8h
at the seashorc it is usually merely matter OF
form.
There is one thing to which a girl gives lot
of close study-and that is her mirror.
Old-fashioned woman used to do all the
family marketing in basket and carry it home
on her arm.
Nowadays. frail housewife thinks she has done
her duty if she lugs home new hair net and an
ounce box of rouge.
LACKING.
"Hello, old man. Have you confidence
enough in me to lend me a fves"
Eyes, but I haven't 4 fve."
When friend owes you dollar you can for
felt his friendship by asking him for it-or you
may retain his friendship by leaving it loan.
+
LINE O. CHEER.
Be cheerful and gay, for that is the stuff
Of which joy is made, O my brother,
To laugh at misfortune is easy enough
If it's the ill-luck Of another.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

Motor buses were already to duplicate tram
service. Duplication means as bad or worse.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

Street car system over at Des Moines died o.
suspended animation. Company wanted cents
but people protested that cents wasn't tare
Civ commish slapped street car officials silly
They were kind of silly in the first place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Nus LINES,

Four bus tines sr~ now operated from
Wilmington into In. adjacent territory,
and. according 60 reports, are meeting
with the euccess which was predict ed
for them. One line Eoes 60 Greenville
Fsirvile Centervflle. and Meudenhal
Ramorton and Rennett Square Penn
sylvanis Another one makes stops at
Blue Rail- Talleyvnle. Perry's Hotel.
Flam- Brsndvwtne Summit. Dnworth
town. Dariinar Corner and West
Chester third line Is operated be
tween Wilmington and Marshslton
making intermediate stops The fourth
line runs from this city 20 Claymont
with stop, between.
While Wilmington will prpnt from
these new trade territories being
opened. II will be the persons who are
served by the Tines who will gain the
most good from their operations. BY
being linked with large city by fast
transportation which passes their doors
they may have the advantages OF
metropolis while enjoying the life Of
smaller communities
There are some persons 80 constituted
that they Will not live III the country.
There are others. who gain their liveli-
hood In cities. who prefer rural resi-
dences These bus lines. running far
out IN several directions. will make Il
possible for the second GLASS 10 live as
THAR desire dictates. This is an ad-
vantage which the bus lines ofrer which
must not be overlooked. They vlrtu-
srly make Wilmington extend far out
into the countryside.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
TuP INV CONGRESS-.

Tho now Congress viii he called on -
meet IN extraordinary seeaiou On Aprtf
II. tho President having wise5s s"ieeiea
tho laieat of aoperal tlntes suKgested q
him Tho sooser timo that viii thus be
elIoyycd tho departmental heads "a pro
raro for the President theif recon-
rucndatious FOR HE uersaEe VIII be
mono too long Contrary to thu wish
of Nr Harding tho old Congress did
NOT ioave a clean state. The navy bill
failod and tho army blll suffered
"uocR,t" veto These hilla must te re
drafted hv now cabinet officers
or even creator Importance is tho
Legislation revising taxes ard tho tari0.
IN tho hitter matter tho majority Lad
era in both houses must agree with tho
President upon program. Fortunate
" the prospect appears To be good that
tax revision viii be given tho right Of
way and tho framing Of a tRriff Will
not begin until the House has sent tho
tax hiu to the Scuate~-an arrangemont
that will afford cary relief from the
existing burden of taxation ana enable
tho House 10 take more time In the
framing OF new tarid sehedules.-Bss-
ton Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
srCnErAns MILLIONS Apyicn.

Tho now Secretary of the Treasury ia
reuorisd - haVe R"t tieh by atlns Ills
money aud asing unusually sound iudg
ment IN putting 4 - beneficial uaa.
Naturally 30 iq sho, kud as he probes
intu the sletaile - uur national financing
Ihe frlloviau extract ffon hia Hrat
letter - eItr financial Institutions
etrikes m .#fifelv new chord Aftet
stating tile prteeat condition of IT,
traa4uf ssaatefary Melton snfs
These naGres eiinv thai tho eouutrF'a
anartee ate afaHd ftni fhat fhe aitf7a
ti"n calEs fnf he nfnsest economy Tho
ratirn rannut anaid evtfas Reanaa. aHd
- tat aa ro- 4iGle q .nuat axola enter
lua mon new neiaa ef expenditure Th-
h.4ts ietIutretaefta cf lin government
t1 nnifi af nef selt expendituta. II
Guiding interest and sinking fund - t..
tafis d.ht and tha maturity af
s1fon a0n ono ~ short lated debt svlfhia
the nat I've t.a.e - thareahotita rnats
il imperative fhat the greatest afe nnd
.. .oueot 4. fs.a y feattefa af
r.. time ae,otatn.nf expenditure Tic
paalte rsueralls must horofns taete fl
t+l.at.d ~ ea1Iue - government
ra.uit than ~ eian.lfae = s H3afaueh
artup national budget system teftss ha
established aui tHe government g rs
pouaas It.7fght trte relation - rs IL
orna
~, ,eara TIA nnareIal rava frau
Washington p he.p mainly n ~
spe.t - the utt4liatoffa number Of new
and costly thipea svni.h wa must has
light away aui.t Ers tstafg Melton
takea tho ibstty - reminding rs thsf
"a tho result of uut collective bat gaining
We owe about Sf5nH TOO a19 which Is
tarisfIy approaching maturity Ills
idsa apparently "a thai insfead u THINK
ins aront what new things No are =
buy wa should concentrate orr affrn
ttou an digging NJ tha mateY - paY
1, hat vr own on ~, daY wheu Wa Hats.
a eroed to l.aa II And pa z. - gold.
a. that. n our ofcdI'ofa so dataand ss
each one ~ thcn haR hf iseai anfl
neral tight - dsfnond .ian if3n isto
.hfuUtTfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
AID Fon DEFECTIy rs.

The Legislature has appropriated
100000 to bo used In providing bettor
means of caring for and treating the
mental patients In tho state Hospital
Mt Farnhurst Part of this money will
be used for employing the needed ad-
ditional phyalcians, In establishing
training school for nurses specializing
IN mental Diseases. aud IN giving oo-
cupaticnal and pbysico thcrapy
while this viii RINK emoug the
smaller appropriations made NJ thia sca-
sion. yet In some respects It Is ono Of
tho most important pieces of legislation
which will go on reoofi II is the
States Acknowledgement of It's duty to-
ward those who through no fault Of
their own. cannot aid themselves IN
curing thrlr defectivenesa. II IL "a step
toward nor only the cure ~ those now
In The States hands. but In the working
out Of preventive means which mas
have great effect on future generations
Prevention ia awnya better than the
cure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
THE HoUGEp SCHOOLGIRL.

meeting ~ parents. 20 which moth
afa had especially been invited, was held
NJ one Of the largely attended high
aahaoIs Of Detroit and listened e. things
Ike theae from teachers and others who
had exact knowledge of the facta. That
when many girls IN their carly teens
appeared at school their drees differed
materially from that ~ whieh thoy left
home. few stsfety pins being capable
- reducing skirt lengths and pto1u.
Ing other rather atattiine eHecta. that
powder and touge ware used freely
after II not before Ice ling home that
eyebrows and ieshrs we're often pen
ailed that fancy enfters 90 PLACED az
- show aud roll stockings - high via
FbiIfff hollow tie knee we're worn that
not fnfreaueutly eirla were sent from
g. bedrooms - wasli thair faeaa. So lie
riaafered were uag thnt the school
authorities had actually cons1arad
taFfas the hooking glasses out If the
iet ere 81 much time heing knarf ty
autaa eifJe IN fr4nziad prtmunR
I.atenfa 81 tha meeting ware aal ed
naf - raffnit titalr daughters ~ atfaa8
81 a+tirr more aaitahla FIR Hans or fame.
afssa raftiaa theh far a rvatIsdaR 8 honl
.Fhes vara atsn requested thaf II they
afrsaeed the naa af rtaRe-up caaea ~
theif daughters thar - leaat ootnp-l
aati daughters - iea~a thorn 81 borne.
sr1 uuf brlng them - h1ai
Gro af the deficiencies nf the r4sihIir
astaal Viaffa rifnitatl instruction In man
nats an1 mnralz IN general gord taste
~ lndfv4lfaI relations Ffea4. aifFtiee =
I,.farR I ifiariY - tho. T,rpe.frfra ~ the
hane Ter tta arhaela - aeirnorfzh re-
epe' Ing matters - deeply personal ~
aat31itrt and drnss which PARENTS an
pfage. nr et least fn1 no reason for die
spptavina. II cften - Riva cause -
HHsp rrzenffnarat The Htgnfaca ~ =
sui value ~ fhis. Detroit meeting lay
IT, fhe fart that p large proportion, ~
Tho nererfs pr- heard fur tha nr=f
tfnsa. md with alarmed a4soriqi, -,,er,t
81 eevs and nothftfla ard vcgttaa af-
r. - ~ theri daughters. If whfrh tho
teeeHers had long hoan rpenfrant at
TtsaIa f-fafa. Itefnesarat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
UyIANrS VISIT.

Former Premier viviani OF Franco,
who snils for America Saturday as
special commissioner from the French
Government, viii sock to sound out
President HcrdinE's position on inter
national affairs II is believed that he
will urge upon tho President the neces-
sity. from the world viewpoint. uf
America entering tho League. even
though alt sorts of reservations might
be tackled upon tho entrance slip.
Vivisnfs main duty will be TO urge
tho President TO lend the moral support
of his Administration TO tho Allies rep
arations demands. Mr. Harding 81
sllence today In qermanys main reliance
in refusing to meet with the terms
which have bean made TO her by the
Reparations Commission. An has been
shown before. he caunot afford to give
this er1 snd comfort by maintaining
further .iienc. while the two sides
wranE1e over tho question.
We may expect tn. Administration
after vivisur. VISIT. 60 make some an
nounoement to the ertct that America
will no; DESERT the Allies aide In the
controversy, although tho point may bc
made that our support will be only
moral. and that no military aid will be
given la forcing the acceptance of the
Treaty terrua.
While such a course would not be a e
much ss the Allies would desire. II is All
that could be expected from Mr.. Harding
at the present time As he has not
announced. since assuming tho Presi-
tn enter the League with strong reser-
vations, cr that he wishes the Knox
separate peace rropceai TO he ia assed
On that he desires his Association Of
Nations Made In Marion 80 be adopted
by oil ceuntr,ea, IL "a safe to predict
that he will announce friendship with
the Allies. without promising material
help Of any sort An announcement 20
the contrary would he a refutsi Of our
sfms In the worid War and would
cause a ravrlsson Of feeling to sweep
over the country. We are not vet
ready 20 become Germany ally. no
matter how strongly some politicians
may urge lenienCy for that nation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

trniion. In spite af tho fact that aues-
tibna nf foreiRa policy plsYed su large
"a raft IN The eieetiouA Apparently ne
nta mol 10 have the ''epmpleta reversal"
IN foreign policy nt unn tinia promised
ny Mf. Harding.
rurinuaiy enough. MIR HuThes' aa-
tion Ia hacking President Wilson's at
utude IN heins interpretsd ms such a
reversal in Hotna Quarters. The Herald
balls the announcement from the State
Department with Joy, declaring that
"it sounds like the old days, tho old
rugged American days" 10 sounds like
TIA" COED old rurnJd American days
of "a fortnight arei Neither tha Herald
nor the Tribune, which calls tho new
Administrations policy good patriot
lam and FAR raelng" intsrnatlonhllsiu.
mentions tho fact that II is merely mn
unqualified endorsement of the atti
tuda and contentious of lirssidsnt VIII
son,
That II not 80 important rs the fact
That President Harding aud Ir.
Hughes hava taken long step In the
right direction. tt remains 60 be seen
whether they ARE prepared TO 20 the
full length Of developing "a policy that
will rest upon logic. common ssnHe and
prncticabiiity ss well "a National Ia
terest-Dr0otlyn Eagle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
UPPER sILESIA.

When Walter simons made his Sec
ond offer at London no stipulated that
German payment OF something like U.s.
000.000.000 In reparations must be nade
contingent on Germany's receiving pos
session Of upper Sliesia. In other
words, Germany would consent to pay
about a quarter Of the Alliea' demands
If the Allies IN return would void tho
Enesian section Of the Versailles treaty
and deprive tho SIesianH of the guaran-
tecd privilege of self-deterinination.
Rightly Appraised. this WIS about tho
most brazen itom OF tho Eimons prosen-
fati0n. Germany asked 10 he hrihod.
at tho expense Of Poland and at tho OK
ponse OF tho Hieaian people. 20 pny a
small part OF har debt. At tho same
time she asked tho Allies 10 treat the
peace pact ~ a "scrap OF naper" and
the doctrine of self-detcrmination as n
bit or meaningless verhia ge.-Gieveland
Plain Dealer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
PRESS COMMENTS.
oLD yICE CONSPICUOUS.

The old viae OF nur nrstani@--or laal
OF syalam~-in government finance In
Conspicuous Ia all the prenent discus
sions aud plans ut Washington. There
are sreat many committees ln Con
nreHa that spand money there In only
ono that laisns IL. Go~orfliuatlun IN
iaokinGs working on "a method IN
known la tho Finance MlnlHify ef any
other government on earth, wa leave
IL largely matter OF chance whether
wo cut Our coat according to our cloth
--~whothar the tnauH voted will be a4nl-
Client TO cover tho outlay ordered.
llenoo tho force aud point of Senator
Wathona inalHtanoa that tha adoption
OF "A thorouahRoing budget SYSTEM" Is
really what ahould have priority by
Congress.
Conoorning other proposals. the ne-
publican eonfefues have not been able
TO ngree. 80 they arc going 10 lenve
the decision 20 the President. The
help he is TO Ret from being surrounded
by beat minds will doubtless often con
aist Ia their laying before him prob
lefns about which they hopelessiy DIFF
fer. There aeens a. be no differences
of opinion, however, on the subject OF
reVivlng tho Emergency Tariff bill In
the April sesalon. There la talk of
amending the existing law by pro
visions against undervaluatioua aud
dumping. but tho tariff blll which was
o. be auoh touchlue proof 30 the
tarIuera that the Republican, Party
carried them IN Ita heart Of hearts
The bin which was kept before the 9en-
ato for ilfty-nte days BY the obdus
{ate Republican tnanagstH--4s II lie
dropped. Ita own parents now repus
diate Il mud l"nvs Il tp die MAY Il
rest iu buncombel
u ia rot q good beginning which the
Republicans are making IN their deal
ing with the nations pressing nnaucial
questions, hut they may do better as
They go on.-New York Times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
lust Folks
Ey Edgar A. Guest
nIaINEas ANn Tmr nor.

~ nerrr had tho time - Hg1and in plsv
~ give uanrh thought - nirn veho
hera hiz uana.
IFe.l hnred his son would learn the
proper vay.
Al never oaaea hfrn sorrow hers nr
r. hadnf tfno - 'aa vifh airo At
right.
IL thought TIE boz ~aa getting on al
right
IL Hal a business ~alch required his
ra aas his money would not ID ~ AL.
Nss.aes ~ousa h7epeu If be zero not
So qatea'v dos ne market rise and
Thaase o'her' eoa'a be trusted Urn
etas baz.ae-- surely vo4.a
asstres
noI'ar- arc fhiess nan oan count AMI
The hank accepts then. ard me
rberehluts. too.
EaHdres are solid things y brick aad
And good n own md very 6ua -
view
Mon know tho worth of labor when t,.z
done
Eut who can count tha value IN a soa7
The business prosrercd. but no ho,,
lost
Others bad failed 70 FIJI the fsrhar.a
place.
Tie man IS rich. bIt IN. the sorry cost,
Tho son has como 10 ruin ard dis
grace.
Oh fool. who guards his business da,.
and night.
aee biihdiy hopes his Dog VIII he al
right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

oouneiis had full hnawiedsse of the 1919
fiasoo nustead of making prompt In
vsstisetion. and melting punishment TO
thosa who were guilty, tha oinrinls ie-
mainsd silent. hoping that the matter
would not hscome public.
Hut orookednons always leaks out. aud
soon the Nation WIS told Of the affair,
A little prompt action OH the part Of
officials would have resulted in better
feeling being extended 10 them today.
True. their mistake In Withholding in-
formation was ono of the head and not
OF tho heart; but suspicion in the future
would have been avoided IL publicity had
been turned on the incident from tho
Glrst- little study OF the group mind
might bonefit some of those masnatea
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
THE FrCHLrNEgs oF pL0NpEs.

Are blondes nckle7
Justice william Morris, who shakos
peculiar gavel "a the Firat District
Municipal court of ths Bronx. Greater
New York aays that they are The
learned Daniel on Wednesday became
dissueted when opposing attorneys fl
civil suit could not agree upon a turv
OF six men
II am sick and tired Of hearing yon
men argue about the relative merits %
tlrymen. III put the quietus ou both
Of you by making M a iury ~ three
men and thres women There VIII 10
no blondes On this jnfy blondes ero
tickle" Havins delivered himself ot
thla opinion, the court clerR Hummonal
All brunettes il court FOR jury duty
Three Of the wumen were speedil,
chosen. and placed beside tho mere men
ca the Jury boN Forty I'VE minutes
ter the jury rendered lts decision
This IL said 20 have been the nrpt
mixed jury to alt IN New York state
Question. is the Justices pronounce,nent
to become precedent VIII IL Ia
necessary IN order 70 protect the riahta
to our women. 70 tack an amendment
on the Constitution Of Tho United atatoe.
saving that no woman shall ha barred
from iur duty because of the color Il
her hair"
The Justice has started pretty rnoss
II other juTiets follow IN his steps. Il
may be pertinent 20 inquire what uaaloa
blonde how hailina are to determine
tho peroxide from the home grown
article. and how to dlGerentiate between
the light brunette ana the darl, blonde.
II would be interesting 70 know why
Justice Morris Is opposed 70 blondes.
DID some sweet young thing" Of
blondish texture smash his heart IN
his salad days or has he been read
ing the romsnces OF Laura Jean Libbey,
in which sir Wilfred Biunderbund has
bic life ruined by tho nckleness az
Lady Pere de Pere, Blonde Ex;raor,ii-
naryY
This opens new vista of thought |
We're the superwomen OF history. whose
fckleness Of heart ruined many swaina. |
all blondes7 What Of Helen OF Troy. |
Sappho. Cleopatra, Lady Mary Hamil-
ton. Nine. Du Barry, Nine Bccamier? |
Ard was CRsaT's wife above suspicion |
because she was a hrunctte7 Justice |
Morris may be learned IN the laws ways. |
but we fear that he is woefu1ly short /
or knowledge Of women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Mn. HUGHES WISE COURSE.

With President Harding ) full ap-
proval, Secretary OF State Hughes has
let IL be known thRt tho new Admin
i5tration's policy with respect to Ameri-
can rights In the peace settlement does
not differ materially from that OF the
Wilson administration, This means
among other things, that Air Hughes
viii follow ~ tho protests made hy
President Wilson in tho matter of the
disposition nf mandates and in tho sur
render of tha Island OF zap to Japan
Tho now administration could not
have taken q contrary course without
saaFifiGing American interests. It is,
nevertheless, highly gratifying to have
lhB State Department so promptly make
its position Giear. No greater COM
piiinent could have been paid 10 the
Wilson regime, but thai is incidental.
The important thing Is that our Ma
tionai interests are not to be allowed
10 suffer through "a change of admins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
PUBLICITY WOULD HAVE HELPED

Charles a. Coniskey, the old
Roman" President Of the Chicago Club
Of the American League, has severed
ell relations with riIs seven Whit. sox
players. vino wcrp indicted or the charge
Of hnving thrown" the Worlds series IL,
1919. Those who NO into dlsgraeofuI
oblivion are Charles RisboTg, Fred
afeMuiieH. Joe JadxHon, Ogear r'eissh,
George waever, Claude williams and
Eddie Oleette.
Organized hsassbaii is through with
thsse msB, and ths gans yyashea .ts
hands ia disiHfsstaats and praya that
i iERy R5vsF witness "a revival OF
eFaDkeGhaEs on tts diamond. Tile sport
. 50 firmly iBtFpRsilea in tis hearts Of
tise pusiis tAat tise iHaideRt which Fe-
slitaa in thess players baiHg ''GFsdH will
be86sss haltsssFsst, saiy % be revived
occasionally vheR faas discuss the de-
jngg u FesteFyeaF.
Fas hasasaii isviRs Bubiis, ~aist mas
no peeuniaFF i#tsFsst in the rsspestive
clubs, wondered at the diiat0ry TACTICS
of the n4agnatss ia dispesiag 0f these
cases u Is understood that certain
aiae4a high ia ths various League