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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Society.

FILTERS received IN Omaha Tuesday from Miss
Miss Henrietta R who sailed January 7on the Adrst
M Dow visiting her brother Edward Dow and his family the
American sers Africa and Miss Rses
hr and Mrs Thomas Rsis Of Springfield H. oourng
in Egypt
Miss her mother Of pleasant trip, across Despite
the cloudy weather and rain all but days Of TRIP the
unusually smooth just day oiAgefs which
Tsysatsd lh. boa, from making port that evening scheduled
the Wells
writer Adoph oehs OF the New York Times Marie Drssss the
Irving Berlin. writer; Wnshsl Smith playwright Marc Klaw
aieal Archbishop Kane OF Dubuque personal
friend o Miss Dow M Wells described being good mixer with
genial lace and Rev T. A. Fhagan and Rev Aherne
cit the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Miss Munchhoff
and GabriloWitsch
Old Friends

Miss Mary Munehhof once took
part In concert with Ossip Gabrilo-
witseh. the eminen, Russian pianist
and director who Is TO appear beior.
the Tuesday Musical club next Sum
day afternoon. Miss Munehhoff was
singing with the Utrecht Symphony
orchestra at Rotterdam in March.
1900. and Gsbrilowitseh. who was
also very young and just beginning
his career, played Tsehaikowsky's
biz concerto. Opus p. Miss Muneh-
hof sang a Mozart Aria. |, was
that very year that Gabriowi,sch
FIRST came to America. Miss MUNICH
hof remembers him well as a
slender. fine looking young man.
and she i, looking forward TO meet
iag him again after the eoncer, Sun
day. She is not the only Omahan
who remembers the pianist with
pleasure as Miss Corimc Paulson
was a pupil OF his in Berlin one
winter. )
The public scat sale for the Sun
day concert will begin Thursday
morning at the .Brandeis box Office.
and the committee hopes students
and other music lovers will avail
themselves OF the s0-cent seats in
the second balcony.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

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II YOU put oil someone you owe
for a more recent obligation, do YOU
think that is honest
But You say they do not care, they
can afford 10 wait and are willing
10 wait until Il Is convenient for
you 20 pay,
You do yourself the biggest inius,
tiee when you accept such iayors,
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

luTk They dig oui tons, between
lhs suns, that iron the ehutes q tor
rent runs, The shsksls they &C.
ssiys Tor pay, win scarcely keep
lhe wolf away Vet when ] ny a
ton % buy, mad the price is near
The sky | weep aud swear and tear
nay hair | hook my bahy's Foeking-
chair All things | hold, | turn 70
gold, 20 purchase fuel % fight the
cold. And when I've spent my last
red cent ard built a bonfire n my
tent the blasted trash all goes 10
ash, Tor which ! pas my borrowed
cash, and makes no heat % warm
my feet while round my kennel
hliszaFds beat ! see ms fate. but 'lls
TOO late, my wife aud ! must hiber-
nate.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
O. L. L Club.

The o. l.. l.. club OF Our Lady OF
Lourdes parish will give bridge
and high hye card party on Thurs
day evening. February 9, a, their
parish hall. Thirty-second avenue
and Francis street. Games will be
called at $50 p. m. In addition TO
the regular prizes for games. door
prize OF $500 will be awarded. All
members and friends OF the club are
asked 20 attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Prettiest Mile Club.

J. Fl. Deems will entertain Is
guests at stag dinner, followed by
bowling Thursday evening at the
Prettiest Mile club complimentary to
members OF the Fairmont Creamery
who are attending the convention in
Omaha this week.
There will be valentine dinner
dance at the club Saturday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Choral Club Reorganized.

The Choral club OF the Catholic
Daughters OF America, which was
reorganizcd a week ago under di-
rcction Of Prof. Henry G. Cox, will
meet Thursday evening at Central
High school, Any one interested is
requested TO attend the meeting.
Further information may be cb-
tanned from Mrs. Charles Knowles,
Uarney SS97.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

Mrs. Charles Martin was hostess
Wednesday afternoon a, bridge
party Tor her mother, Mrs. George
Barker There were four tables. and
the guests were the Mesdames T. r.
kirkendall. NJ I. Barlow. n. z,
Barber. George sauires, Edward Nc
Shane. Philip Potter. J, ]. Sullivan,
Charles A. Sweet. A. r. oyergard,
Frank Martin, Charles Coulani,
frank Colpetzer. Z. T. Lindsay. yo-
seph NJ. Metealie, Joseph Barker u,
Mrs John NJ. Hudson and Mrs. d.
& Laws OF -. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

principles 10 command them, and I
much doubt whether they would
obey anything so alien 10 their
bringing-up,"
Il am not APT 10 issue any COM
uands 10 them TetoTied shortly,
as | went hastily out Of the door,
and was conveniently deal 10 the call
OF Margaret, come back here
which my mothsF-in-law sent after
me,
But | rsioieed wickedly al her
next words addressed 10 Elizabeth.
aud which began in familiar iashioni
"Of an the anointed idiots"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Bridge Dinner.

Walter Head entertained at dinner
and bridge at his home Tuesday
evening, when his guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Baldrige, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. c. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kountze. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wheeler, Mrs. w. ]. Foye
and Frank Iudson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Press Club Luncheon.

The Omaha Woman's Press club
will meet Tor luncheon Thursday at
1880 o'clock at the Burgess-Nash tea
room.
At meeting OF the club Tuesday
afternoon at the Fontenelle hotel the
following committee chairmen we're
appointed by the president, Mrs.
T. X. Rutledge: Miss Bcss Mahoney,
membership; Miss Margaret Nc
Shane, constitution; Mrs. D. r.
Ennis, contest; Miss Eva Mahoney.
lecture; Miss Elizabeth Kern, pro-
gram and Miss Louise Cotter,
courtesies.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Miss Grims Married.

Miss Dorothy May GfiiiiS. daugh-
Ter 81 Mr. and Mrs. K. w. Griiiis,
-sl7 Davenport street, was married
80 Edward 3. Writ. secretary OF
the Fosier-Barker Insurance conf
pany. at the home OF her parents
at ) yesterday afternoon. Rev. Ed
ward II. jerks OF the First Presby-
terian church oiiieiaied.
Mr. and Mrs. Writ lei, las, nigh, for
4 tour in the east. They will be at
home at the Adelaide apartments
March Z
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Hostesses at Tea.

Miss Mary |. Rosevcar and Miss
Florence Rhodes are entertaining in
formally at tea Thursday afternoon
at the home OF the latter, where Miss
Roscvear is a guest.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Food Sale.

Chapter E. Of the P. E. O. Sister
hood will conduct food sale Satur-
day, beginning at 10 a. M. at Louis
Sommers' grocery, Forty-ninth and
Dodge street.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
For Mr.. Boock.

A party was given Saturday eve
ming, February 4, in honor OF L. ].
Boock at his home. Out-of-town
guests attending were Fl. Boock OF
Winsidc, Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Schultz Of Havelock.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Sixty.Six Club.

The seventh party OF the Sixty
six Dancing club will be held Satur-
day evening at the Hotel Fontenelle
at $50 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Common Sense
By ]. ]. MUNDY
Arc You Borrowing From Tomor-
rowp

Don't be careless and slip-shod
with your wages or your salary.
Don't let your earnings slip away
without adequate return.
Don't spend your money before
you have il. figuring on the future
10 pay the bills you contract for to-
day.
The merchant may wish to sell
his goods, and you may think there
are some things you cannot go with
out so long as you have easy credit.
But II yon are wise yon will not
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Personals

Mrs. ]. J. Harrington and daugh-
ter, Helen, OF O'Neil, Neb., are
spending a few days in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thomas have
purchased home at 5020 Davenport
street and will take possession the
last Of this week.
Mrs. John NJ. Hudson. sister OF
Mrs. c. N. Dietz. is occupying the
Dietz home in the absence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dietz. She has as her guest
Mrs. D. c. Laws of St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forgan, who
planned to leave last Monday for
New York. were delayed by Mr.. For
gan's illness, and will be at the Isaac
Congdon home for another week.
Mrs. John Latenser, sr., and daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Latenser, will go
abroad this spring to join Mr.. Laten-
ser at Genoa, Italy, in which coun-
try he has been since last fall.
Mrs. w. R. Bowen left Tuesday
evening for Fortress Monroe, Va,
where she will visit her son. Maj.
William S. Bowen. Mrs. Bowen
plans to spend month in the east.
Miss Winifred Brandt left Wed
nesday for Lincoln to spend few
days with Mrs. r. M. Russell. form
crly Miss Helen Parish of Omaha.
Miss Brandt will return the end Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Baldrige
have moved into their apartment at
the Justin. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Norton. who formerly occupied the
apartment, are living in Mrs. ]. R.
Scobie's apartment at the West Far
nam during Mrs Seobie's absence in
Florida.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Mid-Year Dance

Eta chapter Of Phi Rho Sigma
gave their mid-year dance at the
Blackstone Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

Mrs. ]. J. Harrington and daugh-
ter, Helen, OF O'Neil, Neb., are
spending few days in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thomas have
purchased home at 5020 Davenport
street and will take possession the
last of this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

ADVERTISEMENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Common Sense Governs.

Double E's: You want me to
print your letter SO you can laugh
about it, don't you? think you are
really not in need Of my advice, but
are just two fun-loving girls who
do not do all the silly things men
toned in the letter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
CHARACTER IS BUILT
ON FA|THFULNESS
Priceless is the Friendship That
Remains True When
SoreIy Tried.

'The Christian Endcavor topic this
week IL discussed hy Rev. George
Henry Dole. pastor ~ the Church ~
the New Jerusalem. who takes for his
subject: Fidelity and It's Gains" ana
his Scripture reference: Row. ~. 10.
Dr. Dole says;
BE thou faithful unto death. and I
VIII give thee crown Of NE. Rev. ~.
10.
TO be actual IN character. faithful
ness must continue throughout life.
One may be faithful over % trust for
many years. but II finally ho steals
what IL committed 20 his care. his
character is tuincd. III" splendid rcpu-
tatiou that takes many years 10 build
may bo ruined In a moment. Betrayal
~ n trust hctriys the weakness in
character. ~ tho wicked will turn
from his sins 60. al his transgrco-
uions thar hc hath committed. they
shall not bc mentioned unto him. in
his righteousness that ne hath dom
ho shall live &C.. But when tho
righteous turn away from his right
BUSINESS all his righteousn'ss that
ne hath done shall not Doc mentioned %
The Lord wants us 30 h1vc tho
character that never fails Him. fh'
fidelity that can bear every strain.
and endure throughout life. Priceless
| ir the friendship that remains loyal
and true when sorely tried what
value IL n II - defaults when on" crrs
or falls Then BE- tho tiWe ~ i's
greatest need and supreme value. pur
! love 81 those whon No can help should
be- 90 brave. hopeful. and constant that
! 10 holds throughout irving ordoaig 90
tho end ~ life. even Dix" tho lord
| Himself. unchangirg &c. having
loved His own 10. loved Thorn ur'o
tho end" not only 90 tho ond ~ lf'
I'm tho world. hut ~ tho cnd NJ an po0
sible affection and agony. 70 load us
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
ORATOR|O TOMORROW
At WESTMINSTER
THE Messiah" Will be Sung by
the Choral Club at the
Vesper Service.

Westminster Choral Club which for
many years has sung a series Of &c
lect!ons from Handles Messiah" will
give this Christmas orator!o during
the yesper service tomorrow after
noon. The composer has filed the
lines with n remarkable Christmas
spirit. The club Is under the direction
Of John A. Thoms. Jr. Florence Lewis
soprano: Ruth Wilson Sachs. con-
;ralto and Charles Lucius Candee. u.
D.. tenor. VIII he the soloiets. The
selections in the order OF rendition
are as follows:
Organ prelude. "Pastoral~. Handel.
Tenor recitative aria:
Comfort Ye NV People"
Every Valley Shall be Exalted"
Chorus. And the Glory OF the Lord"
Alto recitative aria:
Then Shall the Eyes OF the Blind
be opened.
He Shall Feed His Focks Like
"A Shepherd"
Soprano aria, Come Unto Him"
Chorus. For Unto rs a Child - Born.
Alto reCitatise:
Behold Virgin Shall Conceive"
Contrslto aria:
20 Thou That Tellest Good Tidings.
Soprano reci,atlves:
And 10 the angel OF tho Lord
Came Upon Them"
And the Angel SAID Unto Them"
And Suddenly There Was With
the Angel"
Chorus. Glory 10 God"
"Hallelujah."
During the morning service Clarence
Perry Burgess. formerly National Di-
rector OF the Near East Relief Fund
Association. will present an address on
the conditions IN tho Near East.
The Sunday school will assemble al
noon.
The Christian EndeavOr Society viii
I have It's last meeting before Christ
mas in the evening. due 10 the fact
that on the next Sunday evening the
Sunday school will hold !ts Christ
mas festival. The subject 10 be pre-.
- nted by Miss Jane Brown. This
Christmas Spirit" les one which deeply
interests young people, especially al
THE time. Miss Elizabeth Lloyd. one
OF Mr. Thom's students. viii furnish
appropriate music.
The Junior Boys Club, which has
met regularly on Mondays and Wed
nesdoys during the past three months
Will meet for Christmas party OF
/ Monday afternoon in fife parlos O.
the church. A rne program OF Christ,
mas games and Christmas stories by
both pastors will be a featupe. Re
freshments Will be served before tn,
group debands for the holidays. Com
E.encing the first Wednesday after
room in the New Year. this group o
boys will take up "A definite series o.
studies in weekday religious educa
ton. meeting afterward in the recre
alton rooms for gaines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
JUDGE A. s. NILES TO
LECTURE HERE SUNDAY
Baltimore Jurist Will Tell How
Rule Of ignorant
Prevails.

Judge Alfred $ NUcs. OF Baltimore
viii l"r'ur" ln the Unitarian Church
tomorrow night - o'~lock. "n thc
subject The Rule 81 the Ignorant"
In speaking with ono Of tho members
"f the I.aymen's I."agu" ~ tr"
church. under whose auspices the
sunday evening lectures on cduco-
iional topics are being given Judge
Niles sold:
My charge Is that the Rule OF
The Ignorant exists now and hero
When I -ay Tho Ruls ~ the TRno-
rant. I do nor refer 20 tho influence
in our public affairs 81 the uneducated
foreign born citizen or the negro
Whatever may be 'he menace from
these quarters. She control ~ our gov
eminent is stil In tho hands of sup
posedly honest. wcll-lnformed Amcr!-
cans Ike ourselves. We arc fair rep
rcsentatives Of the people 81 the
United States. In this democracy Of
ours. the people do rule. but my
thesis. stated briefly and IN perhaps
insulting language. Is this. We are
the people. W. rule; we are ignorant.
Therefore our rule is the Rule OF the
Ignorant.
"we-rulers 81 America are. as 20
foreign affairs. ignorant. I think that
Wa are now standing by and letting
! the Turks win the war after they lost
out in the lighting because we are 700
/ ignorant TO know what we want 20 DO
or how 10 do 81. and our officials are
afraid TO do anything except lecture
/ 10 other nations on what they olght
To do. for fear that when their rulers
the same average voter that I have
been talking about-did find out VIVA;
he wanted. the officials would have
taken the opposite course.
As l see IL. a party IN Franc,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
CAMPAIGN IN
LOCAL CHURCHES

Gideons from Philadelphia and
Baltimore will hold a fed day in
churches OF wilmington tomorrow.
They Will send their representatives 10
different churches. who VIII give ad-
dresses in the regular services. The
G!deOns. the Christian Commercial
Travellers Association Of AGerica. are
Bible men, believing the Scriptures
are the inspired Word OF God. They
find time 10 preach the gospel. TO do
personal evangelism. while in the
midst Of their commercial activities
rs ira yelling men.
Their speakers tell Of the results OF
their Bible work and give gospel mes
81 ges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

which happens 20 have n temporary
ma iority Ia its Legislature threatens
20 ruin European civilization. and we
do not know or care about what wc
fatuously can "Old World problems
which do not concern u.s."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
Harrison Street Standard Bearers.

The Harrison Street Standard Bear
ers Will meet Monday night at the
home Of Miss Media Noffatt. 604 Van
Buren, street. Mrs. Jacob Orr, will
he in charge Of the devotions. Miss
Gladys Blackburn will read n story
ard there will be coral singing. Miss
MOffatt and Mrs. William Horn will
be hostesses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16

Following tho old English custom.
there viii be n candle light service IN
Union n. y. Church on Christmas
I've. The choir viii sing a Christmas
nnnlafn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First VI. 2. Church. Seventh street.
below Walnut street, Rev. Fred g.
Holloway. minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject, 1915, The Seven
Sealed Scroll; 7.45. song service.
sunday school and o,hr regular
meetings a. the usual hours
Peninsula.
Peninsula VI. +. Church. Twentieth
and Washington streets. Rev. Leon
ard Smith. minister. Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by the
pa stor. Subject. 1890. Proving the
Lord; 7.45, The Family OF God
Sunday school and other regular
meetings az the usual hours. Special
music.