Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-07
From State and Nation


! Of the modern siri have been attacked and de
| Tended without intsrmisslon We know. as q
result that the modern girl 10 pulling the eountry
down 10 ruin ana that she is leading the eoun
Try % more natural, better Ways. We knew that
There are signs now that the attack is BEING
shifted, II 10 the modern young man who il
appsrsntly In for long session on the carpet.
The drug-sto survey is being conducted afrssh.
tobacco counter being ssS.a so%sa s"a are num-. m.
bersd among his customers. the woman behind
| the toilet goods counter IL asked about her men
buy powder some cay !, l. Tor their '% me,hsrs s
or sisters. Others by the appearance of their
faces, evidently" want IL for themselves. There
Young men Then there is the defense that hat the s
men are only buying powder for use after shay.
The college professors arc at II. too. They
spinelsss The head OF the alumni associate on
OF Northwestern University says the university
is turning out tea hounds and cake eaters
Reports from fashionable resorts In France
give much space 10 the attention attracted by
coats and stunning footssar. singing tho praises
OF their tailors. There is material here for tho
II the attack on tn. modern young man be.
comes general. he will have defenders We shall
probably be reminded day after day OF the silk
stockings. dainty rufnes and powdered hair OF
uonary days. Then later on the young man
just ilk. ii: father ana sfsndis,hsr Al ' heart.
Music in Tho Air.
=. 4 warm campaign approaches. Indeed. in a
limited way. It has already opened. Everybody
large. The players are keen The ins want to
stay In. The outs want to get In. the worst kind
The Issues both foreign and domestic. are such
as inspire oratory. and the orators arc tuning
Unfortunately. there 10 likelihood that per-
son.litiss tiles viii play larger part than will COM
Contribute to the good Of the Country country. Too often
the other fellow will be described and stigma
ti.sd as not only liar but a horse thief Is he
.dd to the re eus anu s cut s,
looms. Both parties have the hsxt presidential
tussls in mind and view. and are already gird.
viii have bearing on that year Another re.
publican congress. even with a small majority.
will hearten the republicans. while a demo.
cratic ssco q 1870 viii 50 he.rten the S demo. demo-
crata that Z sreAt strife will set up for their
par,y's next termination for president. -,
v..t.n IS no,S great c.ms Zen and . neither = side viii
and both viii Be prepared Tor the play. Il
costs money to canvass the United states. but
o1th parties can command 1t in good sums for
al legitimate purposes.
We Propose a Candidate.
From the baltimore American.
Champion Jack Dempsey. with his nonocle.
his manager and his puppy dog, has returned
from Europe signing. like Alexander. for new
pugs to conquer. The world, 1t seems, IL a vast
space n inhabited Sa.As!, only BY the habby muscsd
Tor the senate? He would make a good senator,
according to the specifications Of Senator Pep.
r,.h per- Tor & he Is IN man who says little and does
the point-of the chin or the jaw-and what he
has 70 say is decisive:
NJ Tn. !, senate il badly in need Of = two-fster
There is Battling Tom Watson charging around
like minotaur in the senate labyrinth, soaring
poor Senator Phipps into secusion and causing
hurried combinations on the part Of his brethern
senators have not decided, apparently. whether
to charge Watson in a body or to send forth q
committee Of ono with basket Of oats. a de-
bravely volunteered for the latter employment
but. according to his own confession he isn't
However, with Mr.. Dempsey in the senate
We could settle this matter Of championship
once for all. Maybe Mr.. Dempsey could pre-.
gotten vastly beyond the power Of the sergeant-
alarms.
Here's a Radio Broadcast.
From the Sample Case.
Commercial travellers may be interested in
this list Of eleven rules for success:
To be so strong that nothing can disturb
your peace Of mind.
To talk health, happiness and prosperity to
every person you meet. IN
To make all your friends see that there IL
something in them.
To look at the sunny side Of everything ana
make your optimism come true
To think only Of the best, work only for the
best, expect only the best.
To be just as enthusiastic about the success
OF others as you are about your own.
TO forget the mistakes Of the past and press
on to greater achievements of the future.
To wear cheerful countenance at all times
and give every living creature you meet smile.
To give so much time to the improvement Of
yourself that you have no time to critcise others
To be too large for worry, too noble for
anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to per-
NIT the presence Of trouble.
TO think we'll of yourself, and to proclaim
this fact to the world, not in lloyd words but in
good Deeds
The Federal Press Agent.
From the Tlmha Star Gazette
III through the dust Of workaday life you
have pictured yourself sailing the blue southern
seas: If Won hAva drea mad Of wAndArfnr through