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Mrs. Melvin Bckins lias
Lincoln Gueai.

Iias Edna fiizalmmons mgtofed
ack from hor hofns Ii Lincoln Fun.
Lay With Mf AMI Mfs Meivin Behins
Who hid gone down for thc Missouri.
1ebmaaa game. She viii BE- thelr
ggom this week
Tutfday 1fs Bekins 10 planning
q luncheon nnd Orpheum party Tor
Ter visitor and TINT evening they
Wiil have dinner at tho homo " Mr.
md Mfs. John iIoklns on Thursday
.irs, Leo Hnf Jrj VIII entertain 6t
bridge nt her home IN honor ~ MIS-
fitzdmuonr, md On Friday Mrs
less Thurmond viii compliment tho
; Isltnr AZ bridge. That evening Mr.
nd Mrs. 5oklna vii give supper
i1rty ~ tho Ern1dels tea room
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Additional Affairs for Mrs.
Stephen ROyee.

ON Tuesday MISS Gertrude Stout
sill entertain ~ luncheon 81 her
homo in honor u 1rs stephen Royce
q Paandena. who ~ the guest u Mrs
Amos Thomas, ana wednesday Algs
Gorrlne Elliott Win 10 hostess 70
afa. Royce ~ small luncheon o.
iba BfaDdlss tea room. rhuraday
ufa Albert Hlbbernaen viii give IN
1ftefnoon bridge. and that evening
Nfr Thornas WI entertain nt buf.
- supper FOR 8ra Royce and for
NJ ltoyce, who viii arrive "Wednesday
from Tho east
Friday afternoon Mira Thomas viii
6iYc toa AZ het home for the visitor
Nr ana Mrs Royce md their son
stephon III, vii Leave fgr P6safeun
On SUNDAY
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Miss Hamilton wed.

Although the engagement bad Hff
becn publicly announced. tho weddinR
of Miss Penelope Hamilton. daugftet
of Ne ma Mrs y A. Hamilton,
and Frank w Anderson which took
place In chicnfo Haturaay evening,
.as not a surprise 10 their fr1fnda
here. a brother Of NJ Anderson and
hls wife we're the only attendants ~
the ceremony
The bride VIE graduated from Cen.
trail High school III 1915 and later
studied lazy ~ Omaha university, paas
Ink her state bar examinations IN
June ~ 1921 The aro1m attended
college NJ Anes. 10. He. TOO, wae grad
Htod from ccufrol HlEh school
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson ara motor.
Ing home They will mike their home
IN Omaha
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tail az he brought it down with .
smack upon the face Of the deep pool.
No other member Of the Beaver col.
ony could wiiack the water a. hard az
Brownie Beaver.
why did you do that" Fatty Coon
demanded.
I'm 40 used 10 giving the danger
signal, when zee Johnnie Green or
his father fishing, that when caught
sight Of You gave II without think.
ing" Brownie Beaver explained. Il
suppose you'd call It habit" he
added
"A habitf' Fatty Coon zrowlcd. "Il
never call It that. should caii II a
nuisance You've spoiled my eve.
nings fishing IN this pool. might az
well go over 10 the cornfleld and get
my supper there"
Well" said Brownie Beaver. TN
promise you that won't follow you
and slap the cornfieid with my tall
and friehten all the corn away"
fropyriEht, it72J
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Although Fatty Coon thought That
corn way tho best food IN the world,
he wanted u change 81 fare now and
then Ike anybody else And when he
had tasted about everything that
grew on the farm or In tho woods,
there Vas always one more treat 10
be had II luck happened 70 be With
him. lie could 70 fiablng IN Broad
brook, or Black crcek--or even IN the
river.
Sometimes Fatty caught something.
Sometimes he didn't And when he
didn't. the fault was not always hls.
For Fatty coon Uas good tsheman,
even though he did not use o rod nor
line. You couldn't ray that he
didn't use hook because he used sey.
efal. He used the hooked claWB That
grew IN his paws
Fatty's way Of fishing was 70
crouch at the edge Of the water ond
watch. And when q fish SWAN with.
in his reach he would strike att, and
catch II, too. az often az not,
lie had fished the streams in PleaE-
ant Valley ooften that he Knew
the best places where trout we're to
be found Ard the most likely SPOT
II all for catching big trout war .
certain deep pool near the mouth Of
Broad Brook. not far from where II
Joined the river.
Here one evening Fatty vase welt
ing and watching patiently. IIo had
his eye on . sleek epeckled trout that
was amusing himself ~ darting In
aud out under the oyerhanging bank.
"He's coming nearer" Fatty told
himself gleefully. His eyes turned
green. as they always did when they
looked upon a meal.
Nearer and nearer swam the trout
In his play Grcener and greener
grew Fatty's eyes. Ever so slightly
he drew back his paw--tfe ons that
was closest to tho water--intending
TO strike ~ the trout the moment he
swept a bit further upstream.
And then-elapi A little way BE-
hind Fatty something struck the
water hard, az II somebody had hit
the surface with a board.
Fatty Coon jumped. At me same
moment the trout flashed out Of sight
beneath the shelter u the bank. Fatty
saw the final flicker 81 his tail as he
vanished. Fatty knew that the trout
would not come ont agnln for long
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Personals
8. 2. Jennlnss il II Vow York CITY.

q. Y. Jennings ie IN Now York CITY.
Mr.. ard Mrs ". Gplesbcrger ~
Omaha ara guests ut The Eims hotel.
Excelsior Springs, No.
M Edward l.. KeatInR of Mobofly,
Mo- noted irish tenor, has been the
guost ~ Mr.. and Mrs. William \,
Dumoht.
Edgar scott ~ Washington. y. q.
formerly of Omaha, Ii The guest III
his aiFtcr, Miss Laura Scott, at the
Blackstone.
Mrs. r. X Iifi " Rockford, III,
arrived Saturday 10 Visit her son,
Fred Hill She viii be Tho guest later
Of Mr.. and Mrs e. " Wilhelm.
Mrs. Allan Turkey Joined Mrs. Hurry
Wilkins motoring party which left Tor
Chicago on Saturday. Mrs. Turkey
while In Chicago viii DO the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Byrum.
Mr. and Mrs Don johnson IT Evan.
ston, H., are the guests Of Mre. Inv
renee Dodds FOR few days. Miss
Bertha Bartlett n Roswell. n. NJ, IL
alfo a guest Of Mrs Dodde.
Mr.. snd Mrs Charles Levings ~
Estes Park have arrived In Omaha
on their way 10 Florida for the win.
ter, and are visiting with their Aon,
Mark Leyings, and Mrs. Levings.
Mrs. Ben Wood leaves this weei
for 81 Joseph, Mo, from where she
viii ~ 10 California to join her daugh,
ter. Mrs. W. II. Cramer Of Denver,
NJ Carmel by.the.sea Tor the winter.
Hawthorne Daniel arrived Sunday
from New York City and VIII be with
his sister, Mrs. John LIonberger, until
his wedding 10 Miss nellie Ryan, which
VIII b. solemnized Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. r. Wallace win leave tonight
for North Platte, where she will rep
resent the Omaha College club on the
Tuesday program Of the Nebraska
State Federation Of Women's Clubs,
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= S &C E T Y =

followed ~ tea AZ Tho Burgess Nash
tea room IN honor n Miss katherlne
Hoblnson who Il - be married 40.
genber z 70 Charles Seymour Bullotk
n Soil sprlnsson Hudson. n ) The
guests Wefs he Mesd1mes John Rob.
ihsou ! " Metehife Dean davidson.
Philip Mce uli0uRh. u + owen and
The Misses Katherine md ilcltn Eoh
inson and Mrs Rachel Meicalfe
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aoft with applications 81 ame kind
n efl
~ Exercise D. better fnr tho flesh
AZ the hack ~ your neck tliau mere
ruhDIns with the hauds
a. Nal can 90 more fof your lire
b. tuluRnt'ns a pleasant expression
than IN any other way Think pleas
ant thoughts and keep the cornrfa ~
your mouth turned W
80 ! can't dis Las brands IN these
columns
"a TASTY ehtinE sometimes causes
hlre1ughs
go Three meals y day are better
Tor sou than four or hfe, but am
not sure the after would shorten
your ne 10 depends upon what you
eif and how much. ] think there IL
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Why Teeth Show
In pictures-and everywhere today
Millions are removing film

Thus most tooth troubles are now traced
10 film. And all those troubles were con-
stantly increasing. despite all care OF the
teeth.
Old ways ineffective
No ordinary tooth paste effectively fights
film In fact, tooth psstes based on soap and
chalk even make the film more clinging.
So dental science has for years been seek
ing film combatants. Two effective methods
have been found. Able authorities proved
them by many careful tests. And now lead
ing dentists almost the world over advise
their daily use.
A new-type tooth paste has been created,
based on modern research. The name 10
Pepsodent In that tooth paste are embodied
those two film combatsnts =. one to curdls
the film, one 70 remove IT,
Careful people OF fifty nations are now
using this new method, largely by dental
advice. To millions Of homes II Is bringing
a new dental era
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MeGIIlenlll.

Announcement ~ mode of tho mar
rage ~ Miss Dorothy Smith and
Henry MeGlll which took place June
~ ~ Nisaoufi valley Ia. The we'd
ding has boon kept Il secret until this
month an war announced At q dinner
gwen Friday evening by Miss Hazpi
scattsfRo1d
The young couple ~ living nj the
Flofentino apartments
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no relation between cold foods snd
cancer
ali Yes. I would Let my hii- grov
out II we're going ~ take nurses
trainine
d2l You nave plenty ~ fims Tor
going with boys ! would fdNlae sou
10 he polite aud sensible about spsais
lnF 10 them. ! don't know how uiauv
BOYS you ara likely 20 meet az your
fufuFa work
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The Reason Madge Asked 10 See
Dr. Petit.


Dir. Petit.
Katie closed her eyes YEARLY a.
she assorted her belief that the man
known as Smith or Anton, and the
nan she called Joe. would be harmless
only when they were dead. and for
several seconds che rested quietly
against me. her hands elinsus tena
ousiy 10 mine.
guessed that IN spite q her fota
lllnes. Lhlians tidlngH had reaF
nred her about any Imminent danger
81 Tie hands 1T smith anil ! was not
lrprised when sho opened her eyes
rain 10 see tAat they Ind lost their
strained asonlzed expression
you want mo DO Hnvlhine fesk
aythinGf she asked. with tho ~
netiyo willlueuess 70 seTva which
hers \ reel noe mnoch better
aow
Tier hoAFssnt aad an ntoluniafl
ovemeHt ~ htr hand toward her
hroat a. she spoAc told ms however
has shs was bfas iF smatherlns real
isouufolf ami aentA mshsi htr
All a. tff attempted @ ariss
Thank Fou dear tHt Thurs
othhs rs ne 0ariH ri soa ID az
tanlFht except to lel me MlssaEe aur
hroat again with thls mrdiF'Ne o.
m rattts snd tHan o. 80 q sietp
u ed ukhf besFie SOU aHd held }uaf
sand until 3oa - % sltap
Ven must lfi me 90 lhm MadEF
amn sa.i dHtksb you osgnt g.
"a "a hst sauFsFt
KaHf raised hssif oat os e'ta"
rullnised nv 5ioselF litr fma
sas tsrrf psfraily haf Aapi thf
tFne me scratched anl
lHfaf
4 Need Neilags
aH Hlaels Nfattt
et harpaue1 ~ ft pfs
sattIaa tHt tUwfif fh fhH HHt'
4a fspHfa a1h reasoning
tasH Cd haa msaisilf t@si Nettf
sam fa tfFfat ihs ftai sfeff q i68l
MH HtWan w8s satltlei % e a8
a chester. mf hshf lH fstNi
nt 4nsH a6s asa hssH stsHfa "a
"a go isHt fuf Hal ever ia titk
fathsf. NfFs A'lF a. nesf "a b
can IA FfHiH fhtf tsie ssaIn
HM M m#M faHts fs7fs she
ttisf Fsass Nisss ursham
~ fEHF - sHHes Hte / nss4
naa las eve sHeas 81 ei a.
a., esfsF mses Ca n Iansa
So ea44t tae VISA 80 80
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shaving n 81 tHa b1fk N the Heek
probably doea make Il thicker
ial sweat e "a A1Rto and rs such Is
entitled ~ some pdof bal can't
give t6u the scientific reasons Tor To-.
az fnu should welsh iif poundf
n sou are npr feet tWp 4HI one half
inches b. height and " year, old.
4i Fruit II II u not tno green nor
taa ps : good for you D. any time
Flekleo are nuf a henlthful food
90 Time viii be The best cure FOR the
scar on your hand you cant Do
munh f9r 4 eK.enl u heep Tie sam
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Mrs. Cliff Hostess 10
Mrs. Turner Last
Evening.
FYrnIng.

ars William y cfn Who has lataly
returned from summer In tbs Hofk.
fhires entertained ~ dinner ~ The
country club last evening IN honor n
hr9 Rupert Turner Or Manchester
hngl1hd, who il the guest ~ Mfs
John Kedlck Following dinner TIE
party went 20 mo Ofpheum The
s1ests included me Movers. ard Mes
aainfa John Hedck. George Kedrk.
Parton Willard fhnrlee y Melz, nnd
ST Louis Clarke Irs Allard Will
entertain Mu Turner Tuesday
coming
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Announcement has just been nude
~ Or and Mra u y. Hoffman n
lda Grore. H. ~ Tho marriage q
their daughter Lois TO Robert H.
Admins on October Mrs Adams war
) Gamua pm Beta ~ Southwestern
university and Mr adams IL nom
bar of tho siEma nj fraternity ~ the
rnivefmty ~ &ehrlsltG The young
couple plan 20 make their homo IT.
Gmnha.
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rras,ns ever s.nes. | have tAksn
even Lattlaa nos snA snl - hsrrY
thatl All all ever tAese hai feeling
AFa n lsAA&ER. ios9 y. sid H.
fksho ssn, Nlsssensin,
30 tke wonaa eaisesng mldile ass
fg1iat rtnshaa = NexslahAs elsra
ls.ar I an - ~ much bsesaI hsgs
~ this tins - ufa ewstala vAsatss
isln lsas shifh kAn,stia,ss dsseiee
infa ssfaaus sfoutaes ELLA.
Nalsns halls. nefsausasss sffttsisi
a. hsAaAfke an afstasss 80 1870
~ ayfiFtnma 5ss fpAfsas
Nassiskla CeufsaAt y nsltsEJ
fssiaras4se. ssFsials a1sFtea = -
- hsfafs il ttff ID vea ssfs
rasi ths tiIaa NJ msi slssh sfss
tf.if
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IN Iode~r,inr Girl.

Dear Mas Fairfax: few months
ago met . man whom denriy loved
J have disappointed him few times
the paat two Weeks. | met him me
other day and, being that he always
argues oyer such little thing ~ a
disappointment, / LETT him.
10 has asked me 70 forgive him
and give him another chance. told
him ! 1id not care for him. He said,
make me i0te him ~ | did nj FIRST.
Docs he deserve another chance2
y. ". A.
lie deserves another chanco-bnt
I'm not cure that you do. Why
should you dlssppolnt n man you
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For Miss Jerks.

Mrs Anderson Long WIS hostess
tals evening At bridge compliment
fary 10 Miss Florence jerks and
her fanco. Harold james Pratt The
other sueGts we're M and Mrs j.
q Rabel, Mrs. y. K, Terry and the
Misses Mildred Rhoades, Lillian
Johnston. Bess HcatoH, Rachel Met,
ealfe, Ethel Maeney. the Mesare.
John Brotherton, Bayleg Spain, Wor'
iand Ingram, Louis MIflenz and G.
p Wlnu. Mrs. Terry viii compliment
giea jerks with luncheon Wednes'
aIBN
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Ihe Mood, GlfI


Dear Miss Fafrfa1 ] am man %
"a and haFe been going about with .
g1unr lady fJr the pact siy months
tnd have spoken 20 her regarding cur
coming engagement often while We
arc together ID. seems Ia be IN the
llRhtftt q spirits and viii suddenly
1tfome gloomy which makes mo feel
aa though ] bore her I tnya spoken
10 her about this. thinking TINT she
might have some worrymen, On her
mind but % no purpose ....
ANXIOUS
Perhaps rho girl has a moody ua.
turo | hate IN iden that sou hive
nothing 20 do with her temperamental
changes But II you nrc going 70 b.
sensitive about n and wHnt her ~
stay on ono lavel " foelins al thu
tlno. you might make yourFelf--nnd
her mipernbie. Instead II worrying
over hnr variations ~ mood, Why not
take them calmly and good naturefly
Cor grnntedH II you are merely think
ing ~ YOUR own happiness. your love
Il not pnselnsh enough 20 make for
comfort md peace and RcneroeitR
fiut II you viii think u Ter happiness
aG1 try % help her 70 overcome these
gloomy moods. your understanding
md sympathy can take caro- u the
fitultiDn.
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TN e - A L e S
; FATTY COON
OF HIS
RADV ENTURES
.a53lARTHURA SCOTT BAILEY.

time; and no war frightfully dis.
pleased.
Brownie Beaver" Fatty Coon cried
as he Whlrled about and giared 81 ..
dirk form IN the water. you've
gone and scared my fieh away"
The moment Fatty heard the noise
no knew what II was and who IL
was and who had made It. lie knew
II was no board that had caused that
sound, but Brownie Beavers broad
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Two other new effects

Pepsodent brings two other effects which
dental science has now proved essential
II multiplies the starch dIgestsnt Ia the
saliva That Is there to digest starch deposits
on teeth which may otherwise ferment and
form acids.
II muItiplics the alkslinity OF the saliva
That 10 there TO neutrslire the acids which
cause decay.
The ordinary tooth paste brings just oppo-
site effects. II decreases these two great
tooth protecting agent6 which Nature has
provided. Pepsodent, with every use, givss
them manifold effect
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Problems That PerpleX
Answered BY
BEATRICE FART AK

claim 20 love Appointments are
made q bs Kept. not broken ~ viii
I shouldn think much y The man
character Il 10 permitted son % flka
such advantage - him
slub,. ID nolnlng M INN ana
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not ENrh % NY
own housewa
could not eieep ~
night randall kinds
Of queer thoughts
woslli come 20 us.
Finally Ipss ~
gong 10 che do
lor and q frisnt
told ms az lydia
y. finkham's
Vegetable Go n
pour A AfleFfas
futhottls Ice 10
haxA Kant an In
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Brings Added Charms
and Quickly

You will see the pepsodent ef~
fects, amazing and delightful, after
very little use.
Present the coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Marx the absence
o. the viscous film. See how teeth
whiten az the flm-eoats disappear.
New beauty, new charm, comes
with those whittier teeth. Also new
safety, new cleanliness. Not by
securing teeth in any harmful way,
but by fitting the film for easy
removal
This means too much to you snd
yours to be longer overlooked.
Cut out this coupon now and pre-
seat II AZ your store.
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Have you noted how most pictures now
show pretty teeth1 And how countless peo-
pie, wherever you look, show beautiful teeth
when they smile nowsdsysf
Those are results Of this new way Of teeth
cleaning. which millions now employ Now
We urge you 10 try il at our cost, and 10 start
today.
Try combating film
Until late years, nearly all teeth were kept
ciouded by . film. And 40 in so people suf-
fered from film attacks.
Film is that viseom coat you feel IL
ciings 70 teeth, gets between the teeth and
stays. II forms the basi, Of dingy coats, in
GLIDING tartar, unless you constantly combat
It. Stains are absorbed by that film.
II also holds food substance which fer
nents and forms acid II holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs
breed by millions in IT, They, with tartar, are
the chief cause Of pyorrhea.
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Engagement

Mr. ard Mrs v A. johnson ,r
rouncs Tho engagement Of thslr
daughter Helen Mae. 70 Mr.. Roland
T. Rudosn OF this city. No date has
been set for the wedding
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KuD,n,sge Sale

The Christ Child society viii hold
a rummaso sale Thnrsday at gji2 q
street Mrs T. +. Aldons and Mrs.
y. r. Quinlnn are IN charge.
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Thus to millions OF people In every cline
Pepsodent has brought new beauty, new pre-
lection. The benefits will be iife-lasting
Tooth conditions aE.eng whole races arc
being altered By thi; method.
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For Mi.s Robinson.

Mrs. r ". Mccullough entertained
saturday afternoon at tho Orpheum,
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ADV ENLISTMENT
,gRTisrNEsr.
QUEER FEELINGS
At MIDDLE AGE
Women Should Ksow Row Lydi.
E.Pinkhsm'sv Vegetable Compound
Helps At This Trying Period

gheboygan, Wisconsin. --"I ess
run down tired and nervous. ] could
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My Marriage Problems
AdeIe GarLaona Nov Phaso q "Rev elaona Of wlfe,

stretched herself In perfectly hori
zontal position, closed her eyes and
crossed her hands on her breast Gin a
posture thai was ghastly reminiscent
Of death, but had ~ X a touch that
was 50 distinctly Katie.lsh that Lii
Ian and | bit our ilps as We looked
at each other
This IL very thoughtful - you
Katie said firmly. picking up tho
location pr Petit had left for her,
ehut ! ana not going 10 bed Just vet,
So you must let me take care q sou
The sooner you 80 10 sleep the SCORER
I aan ro
Madgc Traces Herself
Lillian opened her lips 10 protest
again but ! fQfestalled her.
WIN you pielae come and tell inc
when pr. Petit Is through ID Mr.
Chesters room ! asked Il must
ssc him before he goes home
LillIan rarely let's her mask fall but
saw WONDERING query lash into
her eyts u was gone HoweFef
whom she answered and saR also
that sne realized The fIUH ~ faf
thef ufenH mr rest
epf course he said walhins Co.
Wal1 tbe heE can help feu viii
Katie
Not lt ] replied tn have
hsr asletp % - ilur
uui rs prophecy Nas upi fulf.isd
Z 6asaaR tAe roaF bruised Throat
upon Bhhh Smith brutal finger
pfmts stli sihWta litii aHA Their
tufkins net aosb fl0 bssi sg bsat.th
hft anA hsid hs haod She lfasd
hataiY aH3 aanF siY - tet ht
lHia thfnhiHs sha slepi iqi I 50 set
move HUtH ht ferHe mAs tfs lNiaAeA
nsF hard fell fram mIrs sNa hfr es
.utF hfeatbiUk shaa fh
asa sNs las taUaaeifn baf 'se
b iutHtff
ftpfufE uar "a eA 81
aFan hahna Hs ASA iHffuE q
tst n tha bai BE- ths8 sag hi
g. Ns eHtt H aHast -
aFatm NfHt kW3tiiT t@n tH haN
taaanl lfaaaaa Jaa. tsh m
tha heH
Nmu hss 1st sn5 Wasa
EafMn a sa HHs fl IS
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Get Your Free Tube
Al stores named belos

Al stores named below
This week only, any store
named below will hard you
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24

Edgar scott " Washington. y, q.
formerly Of omaha, Is The guest II
his airfer, Niss Laura Scott, at the
Blackstone.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24

Mrs. r. X. nm u Rockford, H.,
arrived Saturday 10 visit her son,
Fred Hill She viii be Tho guest later
Of Mr.. and Mrs g. " Wilhelm.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24

Mrs. Allan Turkey Joined Ms. Hurry
Wilkins motoring porty which left Tor
Chicago on SATURDAY. Mrg. Turkey
while IN Chicago win be the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Byrarn.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-24

FF7'' F1FV 1T FHFHt N1V'
Mr Edward l.. KeatInR u Moborly,
Mo- noted irisb tenor, has been the
guost 81 Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Dumoht.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-03-04
TWENTY MILLION WOW
BY C0LO i GIRL RI

New Orleans, LII, Feb. 2S.-Oil lands
in Claiborne parish, said to be worth
nearly $40. 900 900 were declared yester
day by the Louisiana Supreme court TO
be the property Of Lille G. Taylor, 4
colored girl, when the court denied Il
request for the appointment of a curu.
tor for the estate Of Leona MCGEE, her
mother.
J. lRjush Wimberly, District Attorney
Of Claiborne parish, brought action in
the District court OF that parish to
have himself named curator for the es'
tate, contending that tho estate was q
vacant" one rs no legitimate heirs
were living. Upon dismissal Of his sui.
In the district court he appealed to the
Supreme court, which upheld the lowNr
court. Lille Taylor was declared by
the Supreme court, reiterating n form
er opinion decreeing the land hers. to
Ire the acknowledged daughter Of lie
onn McGee Wife Of the former owner
OF the land.