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Evening star., 1924-07-16

The quaint charm of Dolly Madison
bedspreads and sllams have made them
the favored bed covering i'm every home.
Single-bed size reduced to $3.50
Double-bed size reduced to $500
Mohawlx Cotton Pillow Cases, size 42x36
inches, reduced to, each. ...... SEC
Regular SOC high-grade Pillow Cases,
size Ayx36 in. reduced IA eact, sac
Regular $3.50 lace-trimmed Scarfs, size
16xS4 inches, reduced to, each. .$1.S5
Now Is the advisable time to buy
cotton napkins and damask to save
your fine linens from fruit stains.
Evening star., 1924-07-16
KING DENJAx1F Lo0s cAu

COLUMBUS, ohie, July 1l.--FAA
United States circuit court 81 appAAjs
today afirmsd tAs southern district sf
Michigan in sTsatins JohH Haassi
and wife Of afanA Rapids, Mich. .
verdict feg ;se:sso 9ss,nst II. Ia,.! ssn5."ts =,
David
Evening star., 1924-07-16
BaBYS BoUY % COURT.
CW0 1n11nA - Hvi&unoe in Al
1gufir Ctty.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jolly 1&-Ths
sxihnamsd body uf . Avs-month-oid
baby ysst1rARy was prvAocsd ~ svt-
dbcs At fhs trial In TIE Aflanfic
C0UHty Huuff - llfu. Psar1 willard
2nA 1DAA J. GllI1As, . rorAer S00rder
At chs WN1AaH house. who are ShAr9eo
wt1h Sn4Becsxing the tAfaAt ana then
hi9iHg T1AA body In q 4a1cAzaed mat
traa. AbDuf seven months ago.
TbB cDrp1s wn1 placed In evidence,
nsRWffASknaAfn8 the ob1ectioa made
10 0RDrsane Ceurt Justice Campbell by
couRoei for the aafense, who argued
such . pFpcsdnre ID without legal
urOc1aeat
Evening star., 1924-07-16
KIN OPPOSES COOLIDGE.

BURLINGTON, VT. July 1s.-Park
Estate fieke& tn the 1sfd-
|H PUIlArd u Hr0ct0rSrtffe. c0usM on
President CcoIS6Gs. prestdeo ~ the
|Democr1tiE state couventf0n mere
yesterday. The convontion put . fui'
Evening star., 1924-07-16
New YSslk laistalken.

Mrs. Rose Falls Bres. corporation
lawyer Of New York. was recently
paid . Zee of e9,5e0 ~ . Belgian arm
fer services performed IN the United
Sfateo
Evening star., 1924-07-16

Su2cEAx1s loRWARDxp POINT IN TIE o. &
UoU1ap ADoUT our DzE11RSD FAyNENT- RLAH.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Nlse Amanda ilerpnef. aean al
women ai The University of Nebraska.
IL prominent member ~ the Alirusa
club Of Lincoln. She passed through
Omaha Monday on her return from
tho national convention At Kalamazoo.
Mich. where she represented her club.
According tp omaha members, Miss
Heppner was one of their strongest
aids In securing the national eonven.
tion Of 1925 for Omaha.
Lincoln Altrusans have extended an
Invitation 10 omaha and Council
Bluffs members for dinner In their
city next SUNDAY. Fifteen OF the
Omaha girls Will drive to Lincoln and
several will 10 from the Bluffs.
Miss Heppner will come to Omaha
on Saturday with the Kosmet club
which win hold their annual college
night here under auspices of the Col.
lege club. Miss Heppner will be
among the university chaperones for
the event
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Noman's Editorial


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ever. Human nature tesps flah, m
belnf human nature. man ~ woman.
vote ~ M seih
lus what ald The dlsrfuniied nnss
think Would happen because women
aot the tote7
The ,tonhle is that Ion many pen.
ME had the wrong Idea ~ what vas
expected n womans suffrage The
men didn't confer anything on the
women when they admitted that \
woman IA n person. They only recoE
nized self evident fact. The women
never claimed to be and should never
have been expected to be wonder.
working, snperhuman, semi divine
race who could or would change the
face Of nature or politics.
Women's suffrage isn't a success
or a failure. II Is Just piece Of
justice. II merely gives women an
opportunity 10 he full citizens be.
cause they are people. Just as men
are people
Two outstanding attacks have been
made recently on the record OF women
In politics.
One Of them is by George Madden
Martin. who writes that women don't
know anything about politics.
The chances are that she In perfect
ly right. but that dosn't mean that
those Of them who want 10 know
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Wonan'sClub
Closes Year

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Ths eluh CLOSES The YEAR Nith mnts
ihan snn IN - membership. the
largest IN ns history. They have
made considerable money this sshf
ioWsia The new club hnnse. the esatf
amount mt helnk known until re
turns from "rlnafore" presented Mon
dav nlrht by the music department,
are complete The club property
which Il paid for. has netted III. NO
men per cent on their Investment.
Mrs. philir Potter. reelected presi.
dent for the next year. viii be unable
10 attend the biennial Of the General
Federation ow Women's Clubs In Los
Angeles In June. Mrs. John GIN will
tnke her place. Mrs. e. H. Hempel
and probably others. Will go.
Among the special reports was one
given by Mrs. Draper Smith for the
law enforcement league. The Omaha
Womans club was represented at the
recent Washington meeting of the
league by Mrs. II. Beecher Howell
The club plans to study opera more
seriously next year than 1t has before.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Spring Cleaning.

Now that spring Is here again and
our thoughts turn 10 the inevitable
spring cleaning we must not
neglect our bodies. Four things are
especially important at this time and
will help TO keep us in trim: exercise.
lots Of drinking water. proper food
and quiet mind. Walking brlsl<iy
In the open air IL excellent. Drink a
glass or two Of water the very first
thing In the morning. In between
meals, and the last thing at night
DO not omit breakfast, for the first
meal Of the day is important In that
II directly affects Intestinal action.
Vegetables and frults head the list Of
foods and may be classified thus:
!. Those rich In cellulose. as for
instance string beans, celery. cab
bsgs, asparagus. lettuce. spinach.
onions. figs, raisIns and prunes.
2. Those with vegetable acids. ~
lemons, oranges, rubsrb. tomatoes.
grapefruit Orange or lemon juice and
water early In the morning sre bsns.
nciaI.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Museum Director
Gives Report
Pleads for Open Minded
ness On New Ar Forms
Museum Sponsors M
Greed or School.

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We hsretns informed through application
snd study snd through 4 tinR oufasiFfs
uffst. through being snsrsntlbls 10 its
meaning. through keeplns our minds tand
hearts, fseepilys. fsallsins that srt = not
Eelsncs, and that there is no shaft Or
hook Of rules witch wlll nuils ns
through lie mysteries.
How many of u look ~ an ethihlffon,
wholly n#w 10 W. for rs minutes OF half
hour and then pass Judgment Most
nf us consider unr visit 10 an artists
work sufficient. We cannot possibly get
more than n short hand view. 'rhs per
san who gives an exhibition such eur
sorry visit IL the most prone to criileize
and condemn. The aspsrieaes ~ piece
Of music holds ~ for five TO 10 or
more minutes. while with most Of us
ons minute before canvas j. the out
side limit. The opportunity for genuine
study IL now happily afforded TO those
who vlsIt our sslleTler. We cnuld do
no bigger thing than this for Omaha.
A. an educational Institution Il IL the
policy Of the Society Of fine Aris To give
a balanced and varied program OF 81
hibitions and lectures hat viii both
please and educate II ~ our hgh purpose
10 give the biggest possible experience
In art that our budget Will allow, The
year now closing has unquertionab bly,
marked a substantial growth over any
previous ys,r IN ne scope of mnssnm
refiviiiss We Ink forward lo continued
q the thai lie befrrs "a
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
ADygHTSsGNExT. 4
To keep hair In UaUe
on damp or Windy days

This y secret that will 10 appreciated
by NY lady who dislIkss The nervous"
task Of twisting her Ioeks around . heated
iron, perhaps singing the hair. burning
,f the ends, and bhstsfinx fingers sr
seslD, FROM any druggist procure . few
onDees 0f pure liquid sjlmerins. pour .
biile onto . clean tooth brush spd drsv
this dawn the fgil Isagfb ~ The hsis
Just bffsfs doing n 40. The bs,r wlIl have
wonderfully soft, pretty sDrlioess. mgen
more pstDrsl iooking. sIossIsr ara llgslisr
IN appearance fhss sbers . -s1lnz iron
has been used, snJ fbs effect will isst
soDeb ioozsr. Hliwsrins - neither sticky
nor sfsssy. ard there ~lll be N iroDbis
foine Hp The hxir 10 sp1 sfyis. II vii
hoa 1's enri even in d,mr. feFs, Or rina1
lsssthsf.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
[ SOCIETY AND pWOMANS PAGE

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found. and are doing their work well
Only the exceptional woman IL suit,
ed by training and environment for
public office. The women want them
In office. but they are too wise TO
want the others.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Personals

Mrs. Gertrude Clancy Of Chicago
will arrive in two weeks 10 visit Mrs.
Justin b. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron a. Simpson
left last week TO spend the summer
~ Nisswa, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bowman have
returned after spending four months
on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Tracy Long Of Minneapolis II
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. W. H..
Buckingham for 10 days.
Mrs. g. W. updlke, who has been
IN California for the last three
months, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Davis snd Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Brinker left Sun.
day for Excelsior Springs, No.
W. X. crsig, vino has ben in Cali.
fornis. II expected to return ~ his
home In Council Bluffs on sunday.
Robert Edwards returned N his
nome today from the swedish irnman.
uel hospital, where he has been for
the past week.
Mrs. W. A. E. johnson and bHi
sister, Miss Katherine MccormIeE,
left Friday evsninE 10 spend two
weeks In New York.
Mrs. A. r. Miller Of Batsvls. ~. =.
who has been spending several month.
In California, In visiting her sister,
Mrs ). r. morsy. on her way home.
Mrs. r.. A. Creighton and Sons.
John d., Edward and Billy Creighton.
and Mrs. creiabtoD's father. w. J.
conneII, have returned from Miami,
FIa., where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Y. A. Sash snd daughter,
Miss Emma Nash. returned Bstur.
day morning from New York, where
they went 10 spend Faster with Mrs.
Nssh's son, Frederick who attends
Roxbry school st Cheshire. Conn.
A daughter, Helena Mcclure. was
horn April 10 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mcclure johnson ~ Chicago. Mrs.
Mcclure was formerly Miss Helen
chase, daughter of the late Clement
Chsss and Mrs. Chase of this city.
Miss Marion cOnser of Miunes polls
IL the guest Of Wfs. Margaret j.
Haynes until after the ahepard.Jnd.
son wedding. She has visited In the
city several times previously st The
home ~ Miss Dorothy Jufson.
Col. G. q. Kinney, commanding Of
ficsr OF Fort Crook. Will leave early
in May for Fort Leavenwortb, Kan
where he will he stationed. Mrs. Kin.
psy Will 20 10 Watertown. ~. r.. 10
visit relatives before Joining Colonel
Kinney at Fert Lesvsnvorfb.
J. ~. Davidson ieaves tonight for
Mount Clements. Mieh.. whore hi,
brother, w. y. Dayidsop of Detroit
was serlousIy Injured recently. Mrs.
Davidson. wbc VAS ~ nave left f0f
Wssbiurton, ~. g, where she would
spend May rifh her daughter. Doro
tiny, may accompany Mr.. Davidson.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Musicians Go East.

Florence Basler Palmer plans to 60
10 New York July | for six weeks
study with Frederick Haywood Her
pupil. Miss Elsie Simpson, will &C.
company her and remain. Miss
Simpson will go 10 her home In Al.
lance. June !. for a months visit
with her parents prior TO tho trip
east.
Clarence J. Brown, another student
with Mrs. Palmer. will 10 TO New
York later in the summer 10 study
with Mr.. Haywood.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
In New Orleans

Miss Mary Morsman left Sunday
for the south and IL visiting In New
Orleans, La. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren
Rogers and their daughter. Leila. are
her hosts. Miss Morsman will return
In IN davs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Girls Try this, When combipg and
dressing your hair, just mOisteD your
hair brush with little ''DspderIns"
and brush II through your hair. The
effect IN siarfiing' You can do your
hair up Immediately and n will sp.
pear twice ~ thick and heayy--s mass
of slsamy hair. sparkling with iifs
and possessing thst Incompatible soft.
ness, freshness and Inynrisncs.
While beaUtifyjng the hair, Dan.
derine" IL slso toning and stimulating
each slDEle hair 10 grow thick, long
and strong. Hair stops falling out and
dsndfuf dIss ppears. Get = bottle of
delightful, refresblDr "Dsnderlns" st
any drug store or toilet counter snd
Just rec how healthy and youthful
your hair becomes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
HomeLooked Food Sale.

A homo cooked food sale win be
held by the women OF All Saints Epls.
copal church on Saturday, May :. at
The Oakford music store. Mesdames
A. r. Woodmen. G. w. Haller. J. J..
Trimble and l.. J. Cochran will be in
charge.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Dundee Bridge Club.

The Dundee Bridge club will enter.
tain AZ the Brandeis At luncheon on
Wednesday. Afterwsfd they will ~
10 the Orpheum. Mrs. r. A. weIlnaan n
will entertain the club Friday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
kindergarten Alumnse.

The next meeting of the slumnae
Of National Kindergarten college Will
he held Saturday. May 2. Miss Juanita
Peterson, 1851 Manderson street,
hostess.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Kappa Delta slumnae will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. u. NJ.
Mcclellan.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Nv sister. 81. j. going about with
= man 81 without har foster parents
consent. They are opposed 20 Inn
on account Of his age. saving he
VIII he too old 10 make living for
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Great Britain has one automobile
for 1io persons Of It's population.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Col. G. g. Kinney, commanding of
ficer OF Fort Crook. will leave Early
In May for Fort Lesvenwortb, Kan.
where he will he stationed. Mrs. Kin.
nsy viii 70 10 Waterfown. N. r.. 10
visit relatives before joining coioDel
l<fnusu - lscrf TNavsuworfh
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Miss Marion c0nser of MiDnes polls
il the guest Of Mfs. Margaret j.
Haynes until after the ahepard.Jud.
son wedding. She has visited In the
city several times previously 1T the
home ~ Miss Dorothy JufsOn.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

J. ~. Davidson ieaves tonight for
Mount Clements. Mich.. whore his
brother, w. y. Dagldsop of Detroit,
WAS seriousIy Injured recently. Mrs.
Davidson, wbc WAS ~ nave left for
Warrington, ~. =. where she would
spend May wffh her daughter, Doro.
thy. may accompany Mr.. Davidson.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Mrs. v. A. &ash snd daughter,
Miss Emma Nash. returned sstur.
day morning from New York, where
they went 10 spend Faster with Mrs.
Nssh's son, Frederick, who attends
Roxbury school st Cheshire, Conn.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

W. X. crsig, who has ben in Cali
fornis. II expected 10 return ~ his
home In Council Bluffs on Sunday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

A daughter, Helena Mcclure. was
born April 10 10 Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Mcclure Johnson of Chicago. Mrs.
Mcclure was formerly Miss Helen
Chase, daughter II the late Clement
chsss and Mrs. cbsse ~ this city.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Mrs. W. A. E. johnson and hei
sister, Miss Katherine MccormIek,
left Friday evening 10 spend two
weeks IN New York.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Mrs. r.. A. Creighton and sops.
John d.. Edward and Billy Creighton,
and Mrs. creiebtons father. w. J.
conneII, have returned from Miami,
fla, where they spent the winter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Robert Edwards returned N his
nome today from the Swedish inmsn.
uel hospital, where he mas been for
the past week.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Mrs. A. r. Miller of Batsvls. ~. =
who has been spending several month.
In California, Ia visiting her sister
Mrs J. r. Norsy, ON her way home.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

You'll Recognize Frocks
that are Worth Double, and
their Crispy Newness and
Delightful Styles will win
your Instant Favor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Harrington Club
with 700 Members
Launched at Portland

The Portland Harrington Club.
which has been organizing during the
week, has already had an enrolment
Of something like 700 members, and
the list is by no means completed.
Mr.. harrington, who is lawyer, is
especially proud of the number of
members Of his profession who have
enrolled themselves in support of his
candidacy. There are about 125 law
yers in the City, and SIS have joined
this clug. AS some Of the 125 law
yers are Democrats. the Harrington
people feel that this is a pretty good
showing.
The president Of the club is Arthur
H. Chapman and the secretary, Mrs
Arthur d. Alexander. Al executive
committee has been created, compos-
ed as follows:
Charles Harold Randall, Sydney &.
Larrabee, Carroll s. Chaplin, Adam
p. Leighton, Mary L. Snow. Charles
Bailey Clarke. Mrs. Frank ID. Mar
shall. Irving r Vernon. Z. C. Rey-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
MADISON

A meeting of Forget Me Not
Branch of the International Sun
shine Society was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Stetson on Weston avenue. with
large attendance of members. The
afternoon was passed in lacking
cOmforters.
A cooked food and apron sale was
held Friday afternoon at the Meth
odist Episcopal church under the
auspices OF the Cleaners society. A
good sum of money was netted.
The first OF series of whist
parties to he held under the auspices
Of st. Sebastian Catholic church was
held Thursday evening in Grange hall
under the direction OF FIR. j. f. Mel
ligan. There was an attendance of
about 200 persons and cards and
other games We're enjoyed until 10
o'clock, when refreshments were
served by a committee consisting of
l.. J. Redmond, Edmond Landry,
Fred Garland, Arthur McCarty, Mer-
ton Willette, Mrs. Soucie, Mrs. Mar
tin Welch, and Mrs. NJ. Landry.
Mrs Rose Nazarian, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NornniEian for the past
two weeks. returned Saturday morn
ing to her home in Cambridge,
Mass.
John Hendsbee went to Waterville
Saturday to pass week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Neil Smith left town Satur-
day morning for an extended visit
with friends in Bangor and vicinity.
Mike George went to Waterville
Saturday to pass the week end on a
business trip.
Owing to a breakdown at North
Arson, the morning train over the
Kineo Short Line did not arrive I'M
til late in the forenoon.
Mrs. Dora Dill! who has been Wis
ting her cousin in Mamaroneck,
y. Y, for the past two weeks, re-
turned 10 her home in Madison Sat-
urday forenoon.
The Madison fire alarm was sound
ed at 9.45 o'clock Saturday forenoon
for n chimney fire in the house on
Maple street occupied by Alden Col
Inns and Frank Taylor. The occu-
pants of the house had the fire out
when the department arrived and
the damage was slight.
Harry Merrill returned Saturday
morning from a business trip 10
Boston and New York.