Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1915, Page 9

THE BE The Bees Home Magazine PDage OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1915, 9 Diamond Embroidery Is Used to Are Women ‘ Relieve Somber Fashion Effects Less Opera Stars of Birdland The Mocking Bird and the Nightingale the Leaders in the Production of Wonderful Song By GARRETT P, SERVISS. It is sometimes regarded as A comnll ment. ta the mookingbird to call it “the | Amerfean nightingale.”” If thal is meant [ to carry the implication that the nightin | #ale 18 superisr (o the mockingbird a | Kreat many lovers of the famous Amer- Honorable | tean sineor will refuse to accept so equiv " | oAl & tribute to their favorite y l h Men" | They will ‘nsict that the mockingbird en 2 stands alons, on its own pedestal, o cqual, #8 & musician, with any other bird in the world. One person may prefer the | nates of the nightingule: another those lof ths m-ckingtica By DOROTHY DIX ! There are many great singers in the bird world, some of whi‘h possibly pos- The assertion is often made that women are more moral and less honor- able than men—meaning thereby that women are long on the greater virtues and short on the lesser ones. Chastity, for in- stance, s a vir- | sess notes that are sweeter or finer than any uttered by either the mockingb'rd or tho nightingule, but these two have, thy one In Furope and the other in Ametiea, captured the popular taste and Imagina tion, and become the themes of poets, be vend all other mombers of the feathered tribes we songs of all Wrds are very sim 3 o P b e in thetr elements, ot least they ap- women appear to oar #o when set down upon a musieal Bsve almost . & scale, but so ¢ them aro absolutely monopoly. Women marvellous In timbra, In rich and subtle dire also far more harmonies of tone, ard In instinctive Punctilious about | 8kill of execution. They are capable of paying their debts exciting such profound mo>ds of thought than men are, and {and feeling In human beings that one that they are more lenn only wonder what thelr effects may Lonest in the be upan the birds themselves. Birds, by ‘ handling of money the way, usually appear to despise human is evidenced by the continually in- creasing number of girls hehind the wickets of the cashicr.’ desks. On the other hand, women are born smugelers, and count it unto themselves ! 1or righ cousness when they can chea the | government out of the price of a postage | stamp, The majority of them see noth-) ing reprehensible in bribery to a.d a kood | cause, The most angel-faced maiden can tell a bertect whopper of a fib without batting | an eye. Few women have any sens) cf the sacredness of their pledged word, and motherr in Israel, whose virtue is as in corruptible as the Ten Commandmen s ] have no hesitation, in vsing the arts and wiles of a Delllah to get what t-ey ] ‘ [ mueic The moekingbird gef his name from | his wonderful ability to imitate or rather | to make his own, the notes and rongs of ther birds. He seoms to practice a little for this achievement, and then ho pours | forth imitations of the robin. the wren, {the wood thrush, the bluebird, the car- ifl‘nnl grosbeak, the sparrow hawk and other birds mg perfectly that the human ¥ X ear, at least, Is completely deceived. | Abovey; the Mockingbird, and below, the N | There Is a record of a mockingbird which mimicked the notes of thirty-two other | birds in the course of only ten minutes! ghtingale, the two king songsters of the feathered world. Two American Soldiers want from men, Men profess to.find this curious, lop- *ided feminine code of eth By H. H. STANSBURY. ter served in the Indian campalgns and |more interesting than he could ha won the Medal of Homor, the highest|dreamed it would be when he left rural WASHINGTON, D. €., Nov, 2i.—A re- | ribute which can be pald an American | Pennsylvania to become a cadet. In ad- s inexplicabls, | Black Panne Velvet, four-cornered Black Velvet Sailor. with taupey A black Evening Gown of velvet but it really ian't hard to' undsretand at|hat; with blue facing, and fox pom- |ostrich trimming shown in top pho- (and tulle is trimmed with small |cent shift in the roster of the Unites iy T e o e L T e e all. I's the direct result of women hav- pom. Chin Chin Collar of mink fur. | tograph rhinestone: A States army furnishes REGUPRL, gits | REFHATES GUREE TR W) TG HAE SHREIoRRv. 4 I 3 . | to s s and clusters of flowers, s army &9 ing been a subject people for centuries | » s | Y g ampie of the opportuity atforded th:|Vocated such mational safely menstros |Mhe abolute ruler of the Moro country i and centuries, until they have developed — S American youth for a useful career un- :- the ro"lnlry 1s now dflmln:l,:::‘l. Th'; p’:n:u em:u\.l::::-nl ;::r:.“w‘:lh t‘:‘ N“‘l: 1 . # f 3 was appra and the ‘\lw and the virtues, and the p:iat | | Towns that are carcless and backward, | der our form of e & & ooriampbrporb bl A e g g o of view of the slave " 50 or 200 p y born in Nashville, Tenn., No- A Until\smh i | parrz FUR Gaslly UP 69 1 oF B0 Der 00, Wl | ber 10 T, AL iaaTente. i Criaerath |SWR1 Onrter long Hefore® Seotetary Rt < unE (rkiitevill/upUUtait SO et Bt 2 n L qbprenon! Eeneration of se'f- |a competent health d tment feels dis- clroumstatioes, has just been retired from |#on thought of the sibject. esting and useful career via West Point su v v 8 \ . h_:F‘;“:'d.‘;::::;"::':‘;:“;:.:""s';: Are C’"'Idren 0{ Native Born Weaker? 1::'1\]‘{‘.\"-1;.:.,- "nnor:ll “n,lilll'ln!:(lltm;d‘ B¢ 1. the iactive’ et an major general. He| The carcer of General Bliss has beon |presented to the American youth of to- - % | itse cal manage to get below day comparedq with the advantages of a has had to wheedle what she wanted out la Willam Harding, Carter, = | | the 100, = = ======| military training which lured Carter and urg, P :.r mm; o bmom: or )u;'nhnnd, x| The banner reputations for cpild rsave n:c.:rlufi):fi ;‘l‘”l:,;"‘w}"’;"l",::,‘:r"‘__ ! Bliss forty-odd years ugo is alone an in- over, an e amoun at she eot de- p 2 w | ing on the part of whole countries are aptration, rended upon her finesse and chieanary By Woods Hutchinson, A, M., M. D.| But while taking things for granted [those of Canada and New Zealand, the | “Ch00l teacher, has been promoted (o Q and gkill in working him. works fairly well In a rough and ready || r a I 4 | the rank of major general and assigned n-5000ts Speaker Champ Clark of the house of N b Y [latter progressive and well-manage the army staff, 31 representatives announced only a few The'only people in the world, men Phdie 1 novdiaation. at. ciurds. ab all s“ ay, deliberate planning and forethoukht | gomimunity losing only about forts-five ll:'::::::nlllo?::i nnr"“n army staff, He Gaxs 880 b "worth Sestedudt & T K B8 ell S woien, who il be' fearines anti. ral principles, parents who | ", MUCh better, |out of every 1000 of ity highly prized | “on ops two men came from widely sep-| coming sesslon of congress to doubls thé frank and honest and above-board are P&t on “"Hx P! 4 h\? " b Though the low gereral infant death |yne..ie 7 A ¢ the country to enter | Cternal vigilance has landed many a present student capaclty at West Pl ths: who are financlally - independent haY® & decent ineome and Iive in & COm- | rqies are usually found under the most | This of course, 1a due, In both these | ATAted sections o agondips S L matrimonial trout, and in power. Th il taw, fortable house, with modern conveniences, | gayorable soctal conditions, the record | i s A ¢ [the West Point Military academy in the i Appointment to this splendid school is e, (o esmrier, MUHRA RIS | gpeygood0od; ‘AR wear §00d olothes, |rerin o ithe savinL DE IhtaBt 1t hone e e apaeneral) AYEraBO Of | carly Ws. They were not the sons of | The grouch has one boint in his favor.|available alike to the poor man's son and pnd flatter, the suppliant affects humil- 45"teeq ang care for and rear their chil- | 3 o, under | Melfare and intelligence, and ig he con- |\ ey bt they were educated by the | He s seldom & bore. the banker's son, as it has been always. ity, the man whose bread and hutter de- qren better than those. who are AEPHVed | oy oot ocial aerelaLAnCe, UNGCT | poquent Iegislation . which makes for phrscnson Plrigalh o A0 1 Do ol Wiind s ik The tree institutions of isarning to' bé penda upon his job must seem to agree ¢ tnese privileges. [ poorer classes of society, simply by or. |#0cial justics and a fair dietribution of parents could have extended them a uni-| The searchiight always scems,to be[found in every community provide a wih M smploger. | The death rate, both infant and adult, | ganizing a system of wut:hful and intel. | hg Products of industey. = | ergty training that would have af.|looking for something bad. meana of preliminary preparation no less That has been the case with women.|in any ncighborhood or n any class of |ligent care of all children born, and see.| BUL €ven this extremely favorable | veriity training tha army career, thoy satisfactory than private tutors. : The domcstic woman has never been the community, runs almost abslutely |ing that it was thoroushly carried ont. |T€COTd has been teaten several times, made the best of the offer extended by | Machine politice always seem more| "y "\ " "o tiiud General Carter and ' Elven anything ‘as her iight. She has parallel with their position in the soclal | An average, or respectable, infant death fitndes "’;]“"""’",:":“m:d’“’m:":“k"l:‘":‘:'!"‘::g | congreas at that time. Both the cun. |Profitable than machine poetry. General Bliss to say a military training never had any independence. She may’ gcale. The higher the income, the lower rate, throughout the civilized world, Is .l\:y!'!‘ 'v: m‘:r ::‘xm — I-S:"_ namely, pre. | Iry and themselves have been generously A dog can take a bath every day and|may hold forth greater advantages to- . m: e or atag f oden 8:riants, the death rate, the world over. Bankera |in (he neighborhood of 120 per 101, That venting babies from dying during their | rewarded. still be a cur, and It 1s that way with|day than it did when they entered the u:(l.. is not r:!ed in the cens:s re- at the very top of the list, servants and |in. of cvery 10 babies vorn 120 die dur kg ) | "When a. lientensot 18 DN yeun. (ar | At | service po A8 among the women who follow sweat-shop workers at the bottom. ing their first year. v sainful occupations. On the contrary, she is sald to be “supported” by her hus band. ' She bas no pay envelope. She has no { money of her own. She has only what | her husband chooses to give her, or 5 what she can cajole out of him, or some- ; times what she can get from him by stealth by going through his pockets, or ' raising money on the grocery bill. | .. Now experience has taught women | ‘ i [} that the easiest way to get along with | | men is by jollying them along and play- | | ing upon their weaknesses, and this has ) | made the sex adepts in all the arts of double dealing, Women have found that flattery Is the open sesame to men's pocketbook's, and this has taught them | insincerity. They have dally occult evi- dence of the fact that mep actually en- Joy being bamboozled by women, and this has made them expert liars, for | there s small encouragement is being | Truthful Jane in hand-me-down raiment | when Mendaclous Sapphira s dressed like Solomon in all his glory. It lsn't a fact that reflects any credit on elther sex, but It Is & fact, never- theless, that no woman can be perfectly ed f O h h trathtul and trank with ner mesiens oot | Hundreds (o) mahans nave awa!ted keep_ out of the divorce court. Said a pomes reser oy o o i | the following two Victor Records, ex- ‘ | Who wouldnt be glad to get a Victrola for Christmas! There are Victors and Victrolas in great variety of styles from $10 to $350, and a ly Victor dealer wi gladly demonstrate EeiEe them to you. Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden, N. J. her wedding eve: “My dear, I have just F e s Yo o oy T quultely rendered in string music— him right when he is wrong. Just agree et T i oo onne | ‘“The Rosary,” ““Alohoe Oe-Hawian” much as you like. I have known three len of this family— father-in-law, m; hustand and my son. They nave ail been | ANy dealer mentioned in this announcement brutal to ho differed with them, but they are Kindness wseit as ong | WOUId be pleased to demonstrate these and @8 you jolly them along. So if John says 1o vou tat st ot aohn re |other new Victor Records on the Nov. list: down, just reply, ‘Why, so it & 1 never saw one grow that way before.’ So shall you have peace and automob.les.” Not a very exalted matrimonial plat- + e “ I &M“e“er Victrolas Sold by trouble with the advice is that it works. 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