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Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
THE ADDED HOUR.

In one Of the life extension insti,
ihte studies diagram shows the FOL,
lowing curves.
Census curve OF life, 100 years
/ This means that, according "a the
census tigures, some people live q
be los years old,
The Insurance curve extends Ia o.
years, Some insured reach this age
The biblical or traditional age IL "a
years.
The expectation of life at birth il
given as 81 years,
The period 0f military activity eN.
tends from the age of Is 10 is-si
years,
The period ~ maNimum proiuc.
tlon In industry extends from age "a
10 age is-ss years,
The period nf physical freedom
and fun Nigor from ago OF ~ o. 81,
Athletes are rarely good when
older than 81,
How can men live 50 ns 10 extend
this period of perfect health 10 say
80 or even 40?
How can men live 50 that they ran
work at full efficiency up 10. say. so.
or even b02
Another chart In the same study
shows the death rate Of children at
] . az less than nne-iifth the average
death rate for all ages.
That OF persons at 20 as about
one-third the average.
At age Of 80 perhaps trlile more
than half the average.
Al age 40 a little less than the
average.
A, age so nearly one and a half
times the average.
At age OF 50 nearly three times the
average.
What can men and women so
years OF age and over do to reduce
the death rates of their groups?
Answering the last question Brst.
Much can be done TO decrease the
ravages of cancer. There are certain
locations in which cancer is liable
to develop at certain ages and In
certain groups. For instance, women
about the change of life time are apt
&c develop cancer In their reproduc-
tive organs. They should have an
examination. say, once 4 year Tor
cancer
Old men are liable 10 develop skin
cancer. Let all people OF that group
have their growths examined and
passed on once n year.
Heart disease. Bright's disease.
diabetes and apoplexy are important
In old people.
A yearly examination of the chest
and kidneys and the blood pressure
would disclose trouble when il would
be in a controllable stage.
How can men live to increase their
span of working efficiency?
BY improving their habits. Seden-
tary workers do not get enough eX-
ercise to keep their muscles fit. and
the muscles constitute a working
majority of the body tissues. Daily
exercise would help to keep the
joints timber and the posture one OF
youth, strength and vigor.
BY avoiding overeating, fruitful
source of trouble will be eliminated.
BY proper bowel habits efficiency
Is increased.
The prolonged, continued use of
mild posons, such as alcohol, tobac-
co. coffee and drugs, make for inefii-
cheney.
More men than We have any
thought of are disabled and finally
die because Of diseases due to late
hours and too little sleep.
When men customarily escape all
forms of infection, such as diph-
iberia, smallpox, scarlet FEVER,
measles, whooping cough and ty-
phoid fever, decades will be added to
the span OF working efficiency. and,
finally and most important, to in
crease both the total span OF life
and that Of working efficiency avoid
coryza, coughs and pneumonia
We All Dream at Night.
George M. writes: "Am writing
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Emma Goldman.

Emma Goldman, scoffer not only at organized
government but at ordinary standards of private
mortality and decency as we'll, has broken into
print to tell OF her observations in bolshevik Rus
sa. She seeks again the notoriety which she en-
Joyed for so many years, notoriety achieved
sometimes by speeches inciting resistance to gov
ernment, sometimes by acts insulting and decry-
ing that institution which is the foundation of
the bulk of human happiness-wedlock and the
home. She deserved the scorn of her fellow men
not merely for her political views as she claimed
perverted as these were, but because of her pri-
vate character
One can understand the reason for Emma's
new activity; she enjoys the limelight. But it is
beyond comprehension why the opinions Of a
mind so out Of tune with the spirit Of mankind
can be considered by others to be either Interest,"
ing or valuable. Emma Goldman has been i'm
mersed in silence for two years. What she needs
now is more silence, lots of it,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
The HUSKING BEE
-Its Your Day
Start II With a LAUGH
WHERE EAST MEETS WEST


East Is East. and West IS West
But now across the land
Run broad highways from mountain crest
IFansyersing desert sand
Der hill and dale. o'er fertile plain
Conveying highways draw
Together. so that now the twain
Shall nee, in Omaha!
From every point within our pale
Roads lead into the state,
From every section there's . trail
To Omaha the Great
And tourists now who venture forth
Need have no doubt nor fear.
From Eas, or West. from South or North,
They'll find welcome here.
The Automobile club has spared
No trouble or expense
To care for all they are prepared.
So come and pitch your tents;
You'll find place TO camp and res.
Within the ei'y's gates.
Convenienees the very best
In these United States
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

you in regard TO my dreaming. AS
soon as | close my eyes at night !
start dreaming and continue doing
so until | awake. and In the morn
ing feel more tired than II ] never
had any sleep. and sometimes i wake
with little headache.
II talk considerably In my dreams
II do not lunch before retiring.
Gould YOU advise me what causes
this?"
REPLY.
Everybody dreams. There is no
harm in that. In fact. Tridon says
we go to sleep in order to rest our
minds by permitting them to indulge
in pleasant dreams.
/ expect your trouble Is worry.
You have worry thoughts In the
daytime and worry dreams at night.
II so. you need to train yourself
out of the bad habit OF worrying.
Ear Operation Likely.
G. l.. =. writes: ''Is it possible for
an operation?
showed a dead bone and ear has
ptfll loI aAiOilho'
REPLY.
If there is dead bone present the
probability is that an operation will
be required.
In recent article I told OF how
MANY children were cured OF dis
charging ears by proper washing
with Dakin's fluid in an ear clinic at
Rochester, \. Y, run by DR.. Book.
Can Be Pregnant Again.
w. A. S. writes: al. Can a moth
er nursing her baby become preg-
nant?
"2. If so, what effect will it have
on the baby?
"3. On the mother?"
REPLY.
l. Yes.
.. In time it will put his nose out
of joint. In the meantime it will
have but little effect.
8. The usual effects of pregnancy
and child bearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

The Bee again commented upon the
occasion IL school Is lo train the
boys aud giFls Of to-day 20 he free
and responsible persons and those
boys and sirls are irresponsible
wnsa they are on the street, then
sams Que must offer some remedy
f0r the error. The Rec, acting as
the agent ar the public, did this
These editorial comments prove that
more than the school children and
school teachers are interested In
education, And. again, Tho Rec
came out Monday, March 80. with
an editorial comment an the ren-
sared dance at nf the Central High
school read show, The comment
seemed To he neutral. hut the auess
ton WAS kept before the public hy
the puhlie's agent, the newspaper
These editorials read with the view
that the writer II trying Ia correct
some eftor or misunderstanding
that exists will he benefit "a tho
reader, FREDERICK swARTZ,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Ghosts and Realities.

when white folks find dey cows tails
braided, de hoss in de hen house and de smoke
house full of chickens, wild Gurus fires seen
around de place dey say ghost do all dat. But
when ham missin' from de kitchen. dat amt no
ghost; some darky snoopn' round hyah"-
Uncle Ccero.-Chareston News and Courier.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Auto Club IIea,lnusrters.

omaha, March as To the Editor
Of The Zee; There N just now eon,
siderable discussion rs 10 new
location for the omaha Auto club
We should not be afraid 20 discuss
such questions frankly and with the
View of helping omaha. without
any reflection upon the present lnea
ton or upon others suggested, bes
leave 10 say that think the club
should ha located In the rontcnelle
hotel am sure they could obtain
quarters there and that II would he
the best for the interests Of all con-
e1rned,
II would be convenient for auto
mobile travellers. Tho location would
Give them better impression Of
Omaha. That IL an important con-
s.dsraiion for these people who
travel overland are usually people Of
influence In their home towns. II
will pay for Ms 10 do our part in
creating the best possible impress
sion upon our visitors.
NJ. y. POWELL.
6s0s North ThirtIeth street
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
How to Keep Well.
b. DIR. w. A. ENANs

Q0sstisas ssassEaias hysisas, ssAits-
sisa sad pssssa,lsa 81 aiss.ss, susr
mit,sa 10 DE-, Evans by rssasfs af
The Bee, slii be answered personally
susjsst 10 prafss iiaiiislisn, shsfs .
stamped. addressed sassiaRs 10 ca
closed d., tssas Gill no, make
diagnosis % pEsssIlhs taT iaaisidusi
s,ssssss, Address lst,sTs in care sf
fhs Bee,
Copyrights 1899
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

The market for strap oil ought to boom a
little if all the disclosures made locally are we'll
founded.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

A Judge of the district court advises babies
as bonds to hold the matrimonial contract firm
This sounds like blow at fiat life
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Woodrow Wilson's ideals may still appeal to
his followers, but Warren G. Harding has the
better luck with the senate
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Mary Garden has become radio FAM, but
whether she will go to the extreme of broad
casting" her golden notes is yet to be disclosed,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

jury has found a defendant accused 0
shooting an opponent guilty of sinful assault
That certainly is classifying and grading crime
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

with their bids. Maybe the city will not have
cause to regret this.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Chicago has discovered the ultimate in deluxe"
burglars Omaha is still bothered by the COM
mon OF garden variety, who do their work in
most exasperatingly crude manner, yet get away
with the plunder safely
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Iowa town elections prove that quite lively
scrap can be had without any question OF Eve,
or dry"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

II Brother Charlie" Bryan can be induced
to run for congress- is the way to third term
in the senate made any clearer?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

The senate also expects to pass the bonus
this will leave the buck untouched. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Cold waves also are losing their terror.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Ihe Ree and Central Hixh sehooi

omaha, March sl,-rs the Edi-
tor af The Hee' No one but the
school children aud the members
~ the teaching forces In the edu"
eational institution in omaha are
interested III the activities of the
school Many people believe this
To be true, However, since septem-
heP, many of the interesting edi-
tnrinls appearing in The Bee have
hocn on the schools activities of
this Cilp, Many events, with which
the name OF Central High school
had been connected. have been
commented upon by The Ree.
Earlier in the season, when | read
tho editorial comments about the
school which ! attend. ] felt as
though The Zee was treating cen-
trail iiish school as an enemy and
trying 10 belittle the school every
time Il could. hut my attitude
changed and today view The
Bees position as friendly.
The purpose Of an educational
institution In any country is To train
tho student 10 be a citizen OF that
country. what II the American
definition OF a citizen? A citizen Is
n free and responsible person.
Therefore the purpose OF the Amefi-
can school is 20 train children OF
today 10 he free and responsible
persons Cor citizens) Of tomorrow.
When something seems 10 go con-
trary 10 this purpose In tho schools.
then correction must follow.
when the February graduating
class held its election In which the
"best looking" best natured" girl.
etc. were chosen. The Bee in an edi-
torial commented upon the occasion
and tried TO show that dark
horses" of the class might be In the
''limelight" In a few years front now.
When the Central Technical riot was
being written up In the newspapers
and the details OF the battle wero
the cause of many hot conversations.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
%AeeHM
kAsr4o1T

reader. AHA ssss 90 iissass say public
aassiian, u sess~sts thst isstsss b.
reasonably brief, aas ever BOO sesds, "
aisa iasists that the nas,s ~ the writer
fas puhiisslias. hut thst the sdi,as msy
Ina. Nth sham be ts dssitas, The Nee
dec. aat pretend 10 sadssss 90 seesps
views as spiniass expressed By eesss-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
One OF the Jobs satan Finds.

A man who has time TO knock has
entirely too much time.-FitChburg
Sentinel.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
PHILOSOPHY.

You must keep awake II you wish to hear
Opportunity when Il knocks.
An epitaph is mans biography boiled down.
Some farmers may he troubled with nilam-
ma,ory rheumatism but very few nowadays arc
victims OF flimilamma,ory Reubenism.
The seli-made man usually worships his
maker.
When you say man is sound as nut you
mean he isn't as nut,y as he sounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29

Another cold wave miscarried. but who cares?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Easy PAYMENTS

You may purchase any Bursehcr saxophone,
Cornet. rrumpc, or other Band or Orchestra
Instrument and pay for " on terms 20 suit
and secure your free copy Of the Origin Of the
Saxophone.' Il will place you under no
obligation whatever.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-29
Lessons Free

With each Buescher True.Tone Saxo-
phone purchased. we supply. free OF
charge. the first three Lessons OF the
Lewis Easy Method.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30

pound and Liver Pills I would be re-
ieved. After taking the first bottle I
felt better, and neglected IT awhile, but
found could not do my work until I
was stronger. So took the Vegetable
Compound again and now I am tho
mother of a - months old boy. He Is
fat and healthy and / am sure I could
never have carried him If 1t had not
been for your Vegetable Compound. /
recommend your medicine to all women
although am young to be advising some
one older" Mrs. CHR1sr. PETRoFF,
318 W. Liberty St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound contains no harmful drugs and
can be taken in safety BY any woman.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
PART OF GUTENBERG BIBLE
With Movable Type Recently on
Exhibition at Washington.

A part Of the Gutenberg Bible, the
earliest piece Of printing from movable
type In the world. was a short time
ago placed on exhibition In the division
Of graphic arts, Smithsonian building
OF the National museum.
This piece Of work was among the
first to be done by Johannes Guten-
berg. who by general consent Is given
the credit for the invention of the
art Of printing from movable type. 1t
Is estimated that this Bible was print.
ed between 1850 and 1855, in the town
Of Mainz, or Mayence, Germany.
The book on exhibition contains "a
chapters Of the book of Joshua, in adj
dition to an Introduction to the book
Of Judges.
The text Of each page is set in two
columns of A lines each which &C
counts for the name sometimes given
it. ''Forty-Two Line Bible" 1t has
also been known as the Mazarin Bible,
because while it was belieyed to exist,
no copy was known until it was dis
covered in the library Of the great
French cardinal Of that name.
The last complete copy of this fa-
nous book to come on the market is
said to have been sold for $4,000.
The book gives no information as
to when it was printed and, there is
also no record Of the number of copies
made. The copy In the museum Is
printed on pages which measure 15%
by liz inches. It was loaned to the
museum by Gabriel Wells. an art deal.
er In New York.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
Tonopah Gambling House Burned

Tonopah. Nev.-The Casino, center
OF sport for those who turned up paw
dirt when gold mining was at its
height in this district. is no more. The
famous rendezvous, known to thous-
ands Of gold hunters a. q place where
in PALMER days. roulette wheels
hummed and cards were turned. for
high stakes. now lies In the center
Of a fire devastated area which swept
the heart Of the Tonopah tenderioin
district Wednesday
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
Plane Files Uncontrolled.

For two hours the pilot Of an air.
plane had his hands OF the control.
ling wheel on a flight from Paris to
LoRdon--a distance of about 200 miles
The directional steering was done by
means Of the rudder. the machine
otherwise flying o. N even keel u.
controlled
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
Martial Law Ordered

Mexico City.-Martial law has been
proclaimed in seven departments Of
Guatemala on account of the spread
of the revolutionary movement, accord
ing to advice from the Guatemalion
government Thursday.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
WORN OUT after
She COOKED
4 MEAL
Took Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Read the Result
Cincinnati, Ohio. suffered for 0
year with nervous troubles andirreRulsr.

lhe8 before ! took
Lydia E. Pinkham'o
.Vege table Com
pound. Ny back
panied al the time
md ] was unfit for
homework. / was
worn out il / cooked
d meal, and was I'M
able to do my wash
ing. Wy girl friends
and my sister told
me If I would take
|yowVeRetable Com
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30
]. 5. GOVERNMENT
BEGINS ROUNDUP
NET Is OUT FOR CAPTURE OF
ALL I. w. WIS WHO ARE
CAUSING TROUBLE
Seventeen Men Are Taken In Raid II
Michigan City; Western States
to Receive Attention Of
Federal Men

Washington.-A roundup Of L w.
VS. In q number Of western states,
IN connection with rail strike dr.
orders. has been decided upon by the
department Of justice, It was learned
Thursday.
The departments bureau of invssti-
cation. concluding an inquiry extend
ing over several weeks, has supplied
to the state authorities Information
which will be made the basis for raids
upon the headquarters Of alleged radt.
calls.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-30

Explains Decline Of oratory.
"One reason why we don't hab mo-
greater oratory," said Uncle Eben, 'fs
dat so many Of our best takers is
turnin' der attention to salesman
ship"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29
TIGER FAILS To
PUT IT ACROSS
clemenoeau's Speech In Chicago Falls
Slightly Flat While Thompson's
"Anti-Propaganda" Meet
Gives No Thrills.
Nv FRANK GETTY.

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Chicago. Nov. 29.-Only anti-cli-
max remained TODAY OF the great
Thclapson-Tlger battle
Georges ClemenceAu's third formal
American address delivered to an
attentive but un sahusIastic audi.
c.cc at the, auditorium yesterday.
drpc..s from comment enI criticism
thr, shogt the m'ac;a west. to haze
,;,is.ed f.e.
Mayor William Hale Thompsons
much anticipated meeting against
foreign propaganda" turned out TO
be one of those affairs where pre-
cinct police captains waved stand
ards with determined enthusiasm
Tor a fourteen minute ovation"
The mayors only direct reference
to the Tiger was a compliment to
the city's guest as patriotic
French gentleman" and a profession
that Thompson did not believe the
United States should participate at
Lausanne.
Clemenceau. up early as usual, ex-
pressed belief to his friends that his
speech had fallen somewhat flat.
The Tigers delivery. more that of
4 kindly school teacher than that of
a wartime orator and difficulty with
The acoustics were largely RESPONSE
Die for that.
Clemenceau pulled no punches;
and at times was more vitriolic than
ever before; but somehow the whole
thing seems to have failed to reg
'ster.
The Tiger will try again at Spring
ield tomorrow to get his message
across TO the middlewest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29
STILL EXPL0DEs,
TWO ARE KILLED
Three Others In Hospital as Result
OF Illicit Liquor Factory Blast
in PhiIIy; 1000 Gallons
Hootch Burns.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 29.-One
man was killed instantly, one died
In Roosevelt hospital today and three
others are in hospitals probably
fatally injured as the result of an
explosion of 100-gallon still that
was being operated in a stable here
last night.
Police today stated that 1000 gal
lions of alcohol were stored in the
stable and following the explosion of
the still score of smaller blasts
followed as fire reached a number of
barrels containing alcohol.
Six men were working near the
still when it exploded. They were
hurled against the wall Of the build
ing and showered with burning alco-
hol. Screaming for help they rushed
to the street. Persons attracted by
the detonation wrapped coats around
them to extinguish the flames.
One man killed has not been iden-
titled. The other victim is John
Krables, 19.
John Shayhorn, 36, Benjamin Wax
man, 30, and Louis Blumberg, AZ,
were burned and otherwise injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29
LOCAL HOTEL To
HAVE ADDITIONS
Savoy Being Improved by Burtschl |;
VIII Spend 100000 There and
on New chiokasha; Work
Is Under Way.

Believing Chickasha Is perman-
emily and rapidly growing as a re.
suit OF the discovery OF the gas
field southeast of this city, ]. l..
Durtschi has begun improvements
and additions to his hotel proper.
ties here which viii cost approx
mately 100000.
Excavation for n 50room addition
to the Savoy hotel. corner First
street aud Chickasha avenue. Ia
now being completed. Another story
is being added TO the original build.
ing OF the New Chickasha hotel on
Chickasha avenue. This addition,
together with the rooms being built
in the basement OF the New Chick
asha. will add 20 rooms to this
hostelry. Additional writing and
rest rooms are being built in the
New Chickasha, improvements on
which. Mr.. Burtschi says, will cost
approximately $4,000. He states
that approximately $4,000 will be
spent in building the addition to
and making imprtvss.ents in the
New Savoy hotel.
Mr.. Burtschi hopes to complete
the work now being done on his
hotel properties within the next 60
days. A. ]. Puckett is the con-
tractor. The New Chickasna will
then be a 2OO-room hotel. he says,
and the New Savoy will contain
more than rs rooms.
In addition to the two hotels here
Mr.. Burtschi owns considerable
residence property. He announced
today that he probably will begin
the construction of number of
new bungalows here after he COM
pletes the work on his hotel build
ings.
For several years, Mr.. Burtschi
has been living In Decatur, III. He
expects to move his family to Chick
asha soon. They will be domiciled
in one of the bungalows in the 400
block en- Chickasha avenue.