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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Battling for Happines.

Dear Miss Fairfax: l. like many
others, wish to obtain some advice.
so thought would write to you.
My trouble seems quite serious.
It is this: l am a girl 10 years old
and have a very dear friend af few
months my junior. think a great
deal Of him, as he is real nice boy.
and l know he thinks more of me
than of any other girl, as he shows
me every consideration.
Now, Miss Fairfax, there Is an
other man. AZ years old, that comes
to our place every other week, and
he Just sits around here trying to
draw my attention in every way.
Now, am a girl that does not like
to hurt anybody's feelings. SO l talk
and try to be soclable. but things
seem to be getting worse. He just
comes and hangs around so silly
after me-pulls his chair up to me
and sits facing me-and 1t makes me
sick. He is real good singer so
he sits and sings love songs, then
turns to me and says GLADYS. how's
that?" Now. this man is rich and
has lots of land. but just hate the
ground he walks on.
While my fiance is not wealthy.
although they own their own place.
am afraid he will get sore II this
old fellow hangs around much
longer. I told my finace all about
1t. and once when he was here in
vited my friend in, so we sat side by
side and talked, and then went for
ride, but still he cannot take the
hint, so please tell me how l can
get rid Of him, as my father leases
me- because this 42-year-old man is
wealthy so could have it lots nicer
II l would choose him. Then told
my father would sooner die than
to marry for wealth. because love is
my aim in life, and I'll die an old
maid II I cannot marry for love.
Please give advice, as 1 am deeply
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Problems That Perplex
Answered BY
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

troubled My letter Is SO long, but
I'll only be so glad il you would
only give short answer in return
as this Is heavy burden on me,
though my fiance tells me he be-
lieves me when tell him l cannot
help it il he stays around.
Anxiously awaiting an early an
swer, Yours sincerely, GLADYS.
P. S.-This is every word the truth,
so please consider it serious. q.
Well, Gladys, I'm for you. OF
course, don't regard AZ as "old
age" but most 19-year-olds like
yourself do. At any rate, II you
don't like this man, why should you
encourage him? l am glad you are
polite and considerate. You should
be that but at the same time you
should be fair to yourself, and
think you have about reached the
place where you should let this
older man know where you stand
Your father does very wrong to tease
you. You feel intensely in this mat
ter and / don't wonder that you do
You are battling for your happiness
Your father evidently doesn't realize
this. I.think you are justified in
taking any sane, reasonable steps
necessary to let this man and your
family understand that you do not
care for him. Don't rush into the
arms of this younger man. Keep
your head, and be sure he is the one
you can care for seriously before
you commit yourself. II you are
engaged to the young man and really
mean to marry him, then I think
he himself would be justified In
helping you in your present di.
lemma. Your parents ought to stand
by you and not encourage the Older
man to come to the house. Appea
earnestly to your parents. 1t really
Is up to them to handle the situa.
ton. Write me again if things DOM
get better, for feel an injustice i.
being done you and want to help il
l can.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Society
ENLARGEMENT.

Mr., and Mrs, Lswis N, froup oi
Lincoln announce the engagement OF
their daughter Grace. 10 Lammsr,
H. Redelis OF Omaha. The wedding
will take place June 3 Al the froup
home Both Miss Ifoup and Mf,
Redelis were graduated from the
University OF Nebraska in 1920. She
is member oi Delta Delta Delta
and he oi Bushnell guild.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Somess Club Luncheon.

The Somefs club. an slumnae as
soeiation OF Mrs, somers' school IN
Washington. d, G., met for lunch.
eon Tuesday a. the Omaha club,
when covers were placed ior Mes
DANES Robert Garrett. Kenneth Pa.
tefson. Wilson Austin. Henry Boh-
ling. the Misses Ruth kinsier. Helen
Walker. Marion Turner, Dorothy
Judson. Harriet Metz. Lydia Bur
nett and Gertrude Stout.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
For Miss ConRdon.

Mrs. John LOOMS entertained at
luncheon at her home Tuesday CON-
plimeniary to Miss Josephine Cong
don. Saturday Miss Alice MeShane
will give a luncheon for Miss Cong
don. Dean Weaver will be host a,
dinner at the Country club Monday
preceding the bachelors ball, when
the honor guests will be Miss Cong
don and her fance, Carl Paulson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Lakoma Club Opens June l

Lakoma Country club will open
the season with a dinner dance
Thursday evening, June /.
The new bowling greens will be in
readiness, and bowling and golf con-
tests will be features of the afternoon
program. Outdoor bowling while
not so popular in this country is a
favorite summer sport in England
and Canada, according to James
Allen, president of the Lakoma club.
The dinner dances at the club this
season will be held on Thursday in
stead of Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
For Returned Traveller.

Miss Marguerite Sei,erauist is the
guest OF Miss Helen Burkman for a
few days, Mis- Seiterquis, recently
returned from a three months tour
oi Europe and will make her home
in Omaha, Miss Burkman enter.
tanned a, dinner for her Sunday. and
was hostess last evening al pie
mic for her. Sixteen guests will be
present
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Party for Maccabees.

Harmony Review No. 4, w. B. A.
OF the Maecabees, will entertain at
an apron and overall party N Dan
nobrog hall. 2555 Leavenworth street,
Thursday evening. There will be
dancing and a program.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Crook Relief Corps.

George Crook Woman's Relief
corps will meet i'll Memorial hall,
court house, Friday at 2 p. III. The
president, Mrs. Martha Boquet, will
give report of the state convention
held in Lincoln recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Omalden Society.

Omalden Society OF the Children
OF the American Revolution will hold
a social meeting at Happy Hollow
May y from 2 to 5. On Memorial
day the society will scatter jasmine
blossoms on the graves OF soldiers
OF the world war.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Church Dinner.

The ladies OF Westminster Presby-
tcrian church, under Mrs. B. n. Rob-
ertson's circle, will serve dinner i'll
the church parlors Thursday, May
25, from 6 to 7:30.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Candy and Cake Sale.

The First Methodist church will
hold a candy and cake sale al
Eldrcdge-Reynolds on Friday at lC
o'clock. Mrs. E. E. Foshier will be
in charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24

A daughter was born a, the Stew
ar, hospital May % TO Mr.. and Mrs
]. l.. Newman.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24
Personals

]. Z. Megea,h will return Wednes-
day morning from q trip TO Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Garvey have
gone to Excelsior Springs TO spend
few days. r..
A daughter was born a, the Stew
art hospital May q TO Mr.. and Mrs,
]. l., Newman.
Mrs. L. b. Erwin OF Por, Huron.
Mich, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Ashton.
A daughter was born May p TO
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Wes,eo,t at the
Stewart hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Munger have
taken an apartment al the Sycamore,
Thirty-eighth avenue and Cass street.
Mrs. .Arminc Good. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. B.
Whitehorn, has returned to her home
in Danvillc. III,
Mrs. Hugh Weed left Sunday for
her home in St, Louis. She was the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Philip Pot
ter, for two weeks.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Bailey, Thomas Kelly
and Miss Gladys Shamp will go to
Lincoln Thursday to attend meet
ing OF the League OF Women Voters.
DR.. and Mrs. Lynn I. Hall will
return Thursday from St. Louis,
where DR.. Hall is attending meet
ing of the American Medical asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Lynch have
moved into new home at 402 North
Thirty-ninth street. They have
rented their house at $500 Cunning
street to Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Bush
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Page re-
turned Sunday evening from San
Antonio, Tex, where they visited
their daughter. Mrs. ]. II. Trinder.
and Major Trinder, at Fort Sam
Houston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24

Mrs. l.. b. Erwin OF Por, Huron.
Mich. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Ashton.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Garvey have
gone to Excelsior Springs TO spend
a few days. z..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24

j. Z. Megea,h will return Wednes.
day morning from 4 trip to Duluth,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-24

A daughter was born May p TO
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Wesieo,t at the
Stewart hospital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Chicago Live Stock.
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO. Oct l2.-Cattlc II 900:
beef native steers generally steady Ia
10 higher. kinds Of values go sell at
$1,000 ana above showing udyancc. top
maturcl hcf steers 1910. BEST ycirlmgs
l2.i0. bulk beef steers g.25Hil.25: be,f
COWS and hvifrs and bulls Toe to loo
higher. veal calves steady TO Poe high.
or; western garss steers steady; bulk
6.5OdG.15
Hogs, receipts 10000. opened 10 10 20
lower closing Soc lower on light weight:
packing OWE around steady. bulk SO
80 200 pound averages 9.2aHgl5: most
20 10 go pound butchers 9.5OasG5:
TOP H.65 ge-l ana choice 2s0 10 300
pound pitchers around $50: under
weights very uull bulk packing SONS
I.f5dS.2s
Sheep 10000: Al native lambs strong
10 - higher; top native a. 90 10 ship.
pcrs 1875 to ackcrs. bulk around 10 so
culls mostly 9OOas.5O. tat western
lambs strong e. % higher; top native
lioo 10 shippers. 1875 Ia packers. bulk
around 1850. culls mostly 9.O0d9.5O.
fat western lambs steady; five doubles
Montana LARS 1875. bulk i3.5Oa ala 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
SIKH IS AT OUT
WITH MANCER AND
MAY NOT COME HERE
BY Associated Press

PARIS. oct. Battling sikh the
big negro pugli-t from Senegal. who
recently won the world light heavy
weight championship by knocking ont
Georges Carpenter, is sulking in his
tent az Amsterdam Holland H. ~.
fuses 10 heed calls sent to him by his
manager. NJ Hcllcrs. ana the prospects
u his making q voyage to the United
States before the new year appear TO
b. very remote
The Scncgalcsc left Paris for the
home Of his wife in Holland somewhat
a. odds with his manager over his share
In the Carpenter fight purse re told
several friends that he would not re-.
new his contract with Hcllcrs. which
expires on November 80. ~ there was
some discrepancy over the moving pic.
turc rights and his percentage ~ the
MONEY forthcoming from his dythronc.
mcnt OF the French idol
Skis commanding officer during the
World War the Colonel Of his regiment.
who Is regarded hy the Scncraloso as
a dcmigod, requested Robert Eudelinc.
we'll known French manager 81 several
boxers. including Eugene Criuui. Flu
ropes fclthcrwcighi champion to look
after Sih's affairs after November 80.
Eudilinc refused TO accept the request.
however as CIRCUIT delivered am ultima.
tum 10 him that should Sikh Dr. number.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
LIVE STOCK TREND
IS GENERALLY LOWER
BY Associated Press

FORT WORTH. Oct ie.-Buycrs
were moi,rntcly good bidders ON most
classes OF Cittl, Thursday. but the gen.
oral market was around 10 Ia sc low.
"r. about the only class selling steady
being Gamers. Desirable calves were
taken over early at rates that were
steady also. Receipts were liberal. the
count calling for 5000 head OF cattle
and 1000 calves.
II was almost noon before the hbg
market became established. shippers
took over the top end NJ the run Of
the run oi 1000 head az decline of 10
TO 2jc AND packers made purchases at
q loss ct ully sjc. The shipper top was
1926 for 'No small drafts and 20 on cur
leads. Packers topped at s.i0. Most OF
the run clclrod at s.OO91o Pigs re.
main unchanged
sheep We're purchased early on
steady bacis, wcthers selling at ESQ.
ives 10 5.25 and yGrlings at $50. only
go head We're available.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Omaha Live Stock
n Aa.nriall-l rrc.a

OMAHA. oct g. Hos estimated o..
&c pts today 5aV0. market ] g. To 20 lower
tplk OF sails 5l5a91a. top 9g,. heavy
s. 1o09 90. medium ,0ms el. lahi 100
~s25' heavy packing SONS 125dfNj;
pgs 7j0HS.50
Cattle. estimated receipts to-day $500
markc, ni, GLASSES cattle very slow at
recent de- lines
h"ef steers medium and heavy weight
Choic io50Hi2oo. medium 700m 10 SO:
common 5.O0H;.Oo. light weight S35H
ll.lO; cmon i5OhN ~. butcher cattle.
hcifcrs Fe5H9.oo. COWS 3.50aG.5O. bulls
5000 5.i5. Gamers and cutter hcllcrs
2id 90. veal calves. 0on loO 90; feeder
steers 5.si1sc0, stockcr steers 5O0a
as. stockcr calves 5.00H as. western
rang" cattle. beef steers G.25N.s,. cows
and hcifcrs 3I5HG.o0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
AMERICA RIDING
SAFELY ON WATER
WAGON, SAYS Chief
by Associated Prcas

by Associated rrcas
KANSAS CITY, Oct 1.-The
United States Is riding safely on the
water wagon and such obstacles as are
tossed into tho road by the wet Gle.
mcnt In the coming elections VIII be-
negotiated with scarcely bump,
Wayne T.. Wheeler. national counsel Of
the anti saloon league Of America de-.
clarod hero today.
MIR. Wheeler Is making a series Of
addresses In Missouri against the can.
didacy ~ Senator James A. Reed.
whom hc brands as the standard
bearer of the rum auxiliary" He spoke
at Marshall last night and will speak
at Hannibal tomorrow night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Wichita Live Stock.
Dy Associated PreA

WICHITA. tKns.. oct. le.--Hog rc.
ccipts 1900. market 2Jc lower top SOS:
hu'k of s,l,s seas %. top cut outs 80.
Cattle receipts 1900 including llUO
calves market steady. beef steers 5.OOd
500, beef hcifcrs a.0Od oO. beef cows
> 'oH 100; bohv steers and hcifrrs 600
mf5o' bulls $50 90 SEQ. Gamers and
cutters e.0oa3e5: veal calves $50:
heavy calves 500 TO ZOO stocgcrs and
FEEDERS so % zoo. stock COWS and
,,lfcrs ESQ 90 $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Kansas City Cattle
~ Annotated pnss

KANSAS CITY. oct. ie.-'atilc s. 600.
steady. most ycalcrs 9.ooeiio.oo. cows
ASA -; yciTlng Hass hcifcrs 100.
early top steers 9.55;. Gamers ?b0de.15
cutters J.e0AS95. bulls 3.es1iOo. ma
ilvc stoclcr 5Oofi : 90. feeders 7.25.
Hogs r., oeip,s 5000; steady, top 9.eo;
hulk .slls s.s5nS.So. packing SONS i.5ost
40.
Sheep receipts S.ooo. strong. Icsi
lunbs off-cd lass. bulk % ioHi3.C5;
be.t natIves 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Ready-Made Over

In order to give you real treat, we have
Albuquerque store snip us SO new winter O
that would be considered wonderful valu,
but they say: "offer them in your Birthdo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13

EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct l2.-Cattlc ~.
ccipts 1000. about steady. 90 paid for
long yearlingS; llRht ycarling steers and
hciirs strong. light calves 1000. bc,f
cows Si,oG $50 Gamers $50, bulls
iOnslisl
Hogs. receipts ? 200. strong $50 paid
fo1 gopl weight butchers. bulls medium
NSop?.s5. pigs $50 packer Slows i.50d
575
Sheep -,ccipts 750; steady. top lambs
1850. bulk .i5nl3oO: culs 7.5oaS 90.
tat light ewes 600. hcaVys 3.ooH 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Liverpool Cotton.
BY Associated Press

LIVERPOOL oct 12.-Cotion spot
increased demand: prices steady Coed
middlinr ,317; mlddling 1909. low mid.
ding H. ": good ordinary III ordin.
AIRY il.25. Sales 1000 hlles including
1900 American No receipts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13

LONDON. oct. l2-Standard copper
rrot 62,bs, futures 62.i7, clcctrolytic
spot Olo,: futures n RI nspot l661ssd
futures lf7,l2s6d, lead spot 95.6d; "a.
lures -. 's6d enc spot 32.l1sGd future
So. asGd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Market News
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK. oct. l..-Cuttm goods
and most other trading Ina primary mar
kCts was negllhlc today because ~ the
oncml oiosns In wholesale circles on
Columbus Day Retail stores were open
as usual.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
London Money

IOSpON oct ie.--allr silver 5iAd per
ounce. Money ~ par cent Discount
rates sh.~, bills ., 10 . per cent
Three months oils 5.l6H y per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Produce.
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO. oct. 12.-f}uttcr unchang.
ed Eggs unclaimed, receipts Asst eases.
Poultry lliyc unsettld. fowls l7g2i;
springs 20. ROSTERS ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13

cd among the members Of Eudoline's
stable" he would Immediately leave
his management. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Hoppe After Old Title
HOPPE:

Willie Hoppe champion will attempt 20 regain his
held Hotel Penn
llNanm u New York.. next
wasa billiards
OF required o play 'ng unsoia
TO things he condi
ford to haych is our 90 defend his
regulations
impression prepared tho rules
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
Here is the Inside Story

show you how the cost Of almost
every kind Of raw material has
been steadily climbing since the
early months Of 1922.
Although we would have been
fully justified in advancing our
price months ago to Sis, we
postponed such action-partly
by placing large contracts for
materials, partly by allowing our
profit to be almost eliminated.
These contracts, however, expire
this month. On the new ones,
effective January lst, we shall
have to pay so much more for
materials-as indicated on the
chart-that a continuance Of the
800 price obviously is out of the
question.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

We have on hand or en- route,
sufficient materials bought on
1922 contracts to build only a
few thousand more A B c Oscil-
lators. AS soon as these materials
aroused, thepricemustgo toSll5.
Atpresentwe producing wash
ing machines at the rate of IS, 900
a year. If with this tremendous
production we are compelled to
increase our price we do not be-
lieve a quality washer of this type
can be built for less. When a
good copper tub washer can be
produced again for less than Sis,
Altorfer Bros. Company can
make it.
There, bluntly, are the facts in
the situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
Everything in Furniture
May Be Seen by Shoppers
On Visit to Home Co.

Christmas Shoppers are always
willing 10 go where a complete line
OF furniture Is to be found and ono
is sure OF finding the latest AZ the
Home Furniture company. Every
thing for the complete furnishing
OF the home may be found and one
Is quite safe in feeling that there
are no duplicates In the style OF
furniture.
Large dining room suites are be-
coming something that are not very
desirable Ia the small home and
their place is being taken by
breakfast room suites. preferably
IN walnut or mahogany. The china
closet with the glass doors is also
being forgotten and wooden doors
are the successor.
For the bedroom the bow-end bed
has lost no popularity and walnut
seems 10 be the favored wood.
Not until the cosy chairs and
davenport are no longer. stylish viii
the center light come back. And
three-piece living room suites are
becoming more attractive every day.
Mohair is taking the place OF tapes
try and velour but a new combina-
tion of tapestry and velour IS very
effective. And iamrs are being made
even more attractive than ever be
fore. especially reading lamps.
A kitchen may be completely
furnished from the kitchen cabinet
TO "A drop-leaf table. which in this
day Of small rooms is a great econ
omizer Of space.
Easy payments is a feature OF this
store. In fact. the terms are made
TO suit the individual and very small
payments may be made every
month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
Credit and LolU Prices
Are Features Of DeuOrc
Cam paign for Busines!

When one wants something just
a. little different for the home
place whore tina, may be found Is at
DeVere's. The policy followed i, is
factory 20 home" so one is always
sure Of being able to select the very
attest. Sample OF tapestry. velour
and mohair are carried and one can
select the pattern and the suite IS
made 10 order ia the manufacturing
house In Chicago
The most unusual iu the over
stuffed three piece Twins room suite
Is upholstered In Baker cut" We
lcur. which - rapidly gaining in ia
vor over the printed velour. since
tapestry has been found u-sat.s-
factory In so many instances q
combination OF velour and tapestry
u becoming much more popular
As long as the colon.a. style of
house Is built just that long VIII,
colonial period furniture remain tn
STYLE. But II ore does not have that
Eyie OF home one Is perfectly safe
N buying furniture Of the Queen
Ann period for the bedroom and
living-room with furnishings in the
dining room % the Italian Renna.-
sance period. one change is being
made IN the dining room tables
due 20 the building OF smaller din
ing rooms Obiong tables have been
found 20 take up TOO much room
nc ne round table IS finding little
trouble 10 come into is own again.
Furniture may be bought on Gre
at.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

For more than a year, now, we
have been featuring our A B c
copper tub Oscillator at 800.
This extremely low price on SO
high grade an electric washer has
been r.ade possible only by its
production on an enormous scale
in our big, modern 100000
plant.
Ever since last Spring, however,
our slight margin of profit on this
model has been gradually dis
appearing.
A glance at the chart above-a
chart issued Sept. IL, 1922, by the
Brookmire Economic Service, one
of the leading business forecast
ing services Of the country-will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

faith to fresh vegetables. particu-
larly the green ones like spinach.
brussels sprouts and lettuce and the
fresh fruits.
Eat StcwCd Fruits
Instead OF a sweet dessert / al
ways have stewed fruits. / drink
milk every day-at least a quart Of
il. and frequently use nuts as a sub.
stitute for meat.
Whereas 1 am as fond or after
noon tea as any other girl / neyel
have more than one cup in the aft.
ernOon, and with 10 only a slice Ok
toast. never any cakes. Coffee /
never touch
notice hat my friends who are
most addicted 10 the tea habit are
most inclined 20 be stout, and most
concerned about reduction systems
Another concession make for
my ngure j. the elimination of the
late supper. ] never eat before /
20 10 bed or between meals.
Plenty of sleep.
In order 20 keep myself ln perfect