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LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1933 TWELVE summer frolic at Louisville. June II be If. Games and contests will' Britain's Prime Minister Has a Curious Mixture of Human Traits held tor men, women and children. A They will Inspect the cement and pottery establishments at Louis- -vllle as an educational feature of the excursion. blunt way anil admire his transpar he will leave for the Kansas encampment at Topeka.

C. F. Omaha, state commander, will preside oyer the Grand Island sessions. The most important business as scheduled for, the encampment is the discussion of ways andneans whereby Nebraska may procure a U. S.

veterans' hospital. Meier, president, of the state organization of the ladles' auxiliary, will head the Lincoln delegation to the state veterans' twenty-first annual encampment next Wednesday at Grand Island. John J. Garrlty, Chicago, national commander, will visit the encampment Thursday, dropping off from Louisville, where he is to attend a like meeting. The next day EKGMRSjLCOlSYILLE Members of Lincoln, and Omaha Organisations to Hold Fob Frolic June 16.

Members of the Lincoln and the Omaha Engineers clubs and their families will hold their annual LINCOLN YETS TO CAMP E. Carle and Mrs Mary Meier Will Lead William Lewis Delegation: E. Carle, commander of William Lewis camp, United Spanish War veterans and Mrs. Mary G. ent honesty.

in the state tonight showed a total of 246 delegates instructed for1 Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York for president, with approximately 350 uninstructed. Senator A. -W.

Barkley had the support of sixty-five delegates as a favorite son candidate for the presidency and was favored by a number of counties as a vice presidential possibility. 'V Because of his onerous duties, Mr. Baldwin does not get as much real home life as he would like, but An Englishman Is walking around the earth on a wager, It Is said. he is a man very much in love- with hi! able wife, and she Is a real helpmate. I do not mean that she takes a hand in affairs of state.

ty Da Witt McKenrie, Chief el London Bureau, Associated Press. LONDON, June J.ta-Stanley Baldwin, prime minister of Great Britain, is a man of many Interesting complexities, who has succeeded In mixing pigs, poetry, pontics-and primroses. He Is perhaps the most unusual man who has ever occupied this greatest of all positions in the mightiest of empires. Before starting this sketch of the man I mentally vowed that under no circumstances should I be drawn into mentioning his famed though she knows what is going forward, but she Is always at his side to cheer and encourage him. There's pne thing about toy JDtlE 9 to 16 HATIOUAL WEEIIC LOOK wife," he told, me with real pride.

and that Is she knows how to keep a secret. You can tell her anything you like with the perfect certainty that it will be safe in her keeping." cherry-wood pipe. English cartoonists earn a- reasonable of their salaries- by-its daily-depiction: every young reporter selies The premier took a pull at the it old cherry-wood and added with a twinkle in his eye: I'm like that, too. I never talk about private af upon It for "the human touch. That pipe has been overworked.

fairs. When people try to qui, me But as I sat chatting with the I put on a stolid expression. The re- Is that some of them get the Idea premier, while he puffed away at his tobacco, it grew upon me that I am stupid, but I had rather be con the characteristics generally at sidered stupid than have tcyglve away secrets." tributed to him and the character istics of his pipe are inseparable. I have said that Mr. Baldwin is a "The cherry-wood is a friendly, man of imagination.

Listen to this: cheery sort of pipe. It is honest, like New York. When was a Is the cherry-wood, and no vaunter, twine to make out that it is a lad, back in 1890, 1 lived there for a time. I loved the old city, from tire priceless briar or a meerschaum; It Is auiet and unobs tractive: there battery up1 to Gramercy park what a world of romance was there. And what emotions It awakened to come that little colonial church with the cross upon it, aTe no bands of gold nor yet of silver on it, to give a false appearance, it is none of your fragile pipes, that cannot stand a knock; standing almost at the gate of one of the world's greatest marts.

(He was referring to old 'St. Paul's in lower Broadway). But when I was back again in 1923. 1 found that.old -y v. 1 i Pai- to Look WlF "took WELL WEEK" had its inception last year, and the response and cojop- eration received from public was so great and so genuine that this year it is expected to be even more of a nationwide event.

The week was instituted ani is sponsored by the Associ ated Master Barbers of America, a National Organ-ization of Barber and Beauty Shop Owners, rep-resented in every state in the union. A noteworthy i angle of the week is the fact that members of the association will offer their services free of charge to inmates of children's and sons, and hair clippers and razors will be wielded in these cases with the compliments of the Chirotonsic Profession. In this connection the barbers and beauticians of Lincoln solicit the co-operation of charitable organiza-tions and societies to help them locate worthy charity cases, that they may serve theory without cost. They are prepared to furnish sufficient men to do the necessary barber work, for they are anxious to do their duty to society and have everybody realize the1 deeper meaning of their slogan. "IT PAYS TO New York had an but disappeared and most of the familiar landmarks had been erased.

What a pity! I experienced a feeling of personal loss." 'And again: "What a beautiful place Washing ton is. And In days to come it will grow into the most wonderful city of the world.wllh its Arlington, its monuments and its parks. Then there is Mount Vernon. How lovely. 1 a san One paces along the porch, looking down onto the Potomac, and one seems to see within that ancient house George Washington and his colleagues, sipping at their port and discussing whatT One won ders if in those distant days they The premier's trend of thought carried him down to the present.

"What ft tremendous problem you have with your huge population SPONSORED BY 'A the problem or assimilating, or Americanising, the hosts who have come to you from all parts of the world," he said. "It is a vital charitable institutions, as Barbers and Beauticians of Lincoln and Suburbs' WELL The prime minister comes from well as other needy per a long line of Wesleyan preachers and Quaker missionaries. In fact, it is scarred and battered, bat someway the marks of battle seem tfl add to Its attractiveness and pjHiHiiiiiiiiH-artininj one of nis yuaxer ancestors, Thomas Chalkley, went out to Philadelphia in colonial days to preach appearance of strength. "1Wr TUlriwIn'e lilt In fm ntri end tjral life almost stampede one into the gospel. The influence or tnese religious forefathers still tells In the life of Mr.

Baldwin. He believes in God and in prayer, and looks for si saying that he Is essentially a country gentleman, bat I think that haracterixatlon 'would be incorrect. He is such a curious mixture spiritual aid in carrying his great burdens of office. I believe," he said, "that It is el many things that it is difficult place him He Is equally Vogue Beaute SHoppe Coonsy Ss Losey -V We Have No Superiors and Few Equals Impossible for any person to go thru life bearing a great responsibility and not break under it, unless there is divine 4t homewlth his pigs or In a palace; he is proficient In big bust 4 il 1 1 1: 'I in 4. "It Pays to Look Well" Our Photographs Make You L6ok Your Best Preserve Your "Look Well Week Appearance" for the Future Hauck and Skoglund 1216 "0M Street ness, finance, politics, and statesmanship, he likes detective stories and knows the classics; he will WILL PRESENT PAGEANT quote the latest limerick, or repeat a bit of Horace in the original: he to a blunt, plain speaker who die- C.

I. to Bead Eolll of Alle riKes oratory, ana yet in some or Qis speeches one finds the highest fiance at Flag Say Program at Stats CapitoL The W. C. T. TJ.

will give a page B-2526 touches of oratorical art; he has an exceedingly practical mind, but 1216 St. at the same time he bat the hi' JUncts of the poet and the dreamer ant and unroll the rolls of allegiance as part of the Flag day. program to be held at the north en imBninHnuniunuamnnauBininmnnnsuSiiiiiitmmm and the philosopher. "Tf atinnM jmlf nnKXn. v.

trance of the capitol June 14. The unuuv loia me, -I think I probably should pageant is "A Beautiful Garden' Gene Summers, 1017 St Security Mutual Barber Shop f'C JRayner 'g Barber Shop, 118 North 12th vUni Barber Shop, 1123 St. Liberty Barber Shop, 131 North IStfi Ed A. Wood, 1123 St Butler'a Barber Shop, 2649 North 48th Lyric Barber Shop, Harelock Chet'BBarber Shop, 1100 North 27th Nephart Rich Barber Shop, 123 So. 27th Weeks Barber and Beauty Shop, 2706 Randolph (JbAnipe'g Beauty Shop, 1229 SWT- Parshall Haircutting Shop, 11th and St.

Mick'i Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, 2024 South 10th South Side Barber Shop, J. LShrere, 1238 South Peninger Barber Shop, 1417 South St. Silver Moon Barber Shop, Ous Pedenon, 2110 South 17th Elite Barber Shop, 1021 St. 1 Eunkel's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, 13th and Gallagher Rosenow Barber Shop, 164) South, 25th -Davenport Barber Shop, 933 St, College View Sanitary Barber Shop, 111 West 11th, College View Haskells Barber Shop, 140 South 10th Service Barber Shop, 120 South 11th Frank Barber Shop, 206 Federal Trust Bldg. Mick's Barber Shop, 1609 0 St.

Angell's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, 113 David Z. Miller Barber Shop, 1625 0 St. Terminal Barber Shop, 213 Terminal Bldg. Franks and Franks Barber Shop, 116 So. 13th Beeman Barber Shop Beauty Parlor, 1601 0 108 S.

ltyh Cornhusker Hotel Barber Shop, Bert Sturm Pierson Hair Cutting Shop, 1231 Rock Island Barber Shop, 20th and 0 Sta. 113 to oaca Business ua try to presenting an allegorical setting of make soma money, like the rest of Nebraska and the prohibitory law. the world. I dont know that I Mrs. W.

W. Day, president of the should be entirely happy doing Nebraska P. T. will imperson- othlng after all these years of te 'Nebraska and Miss Kathryn ANNOUNCEMENT "We are remodeling both barber and beauty sohools and prepared ourselves to teach both protessions in the latest scientific and practical methods. We hare a special' curriculum regarding the Barber profession put into effect by the educational council in all Standardized of "which we are a member.

We also boUUcal acUvlty. I might like It Allen the prohibitory law. Mrs. R. lor a -while, tor I have a lot of back reading to do, but I am afraid that ultimately I should have to K.

Harrington of Lincoln composed the pageant and will direct the presentation. get back Into O. H. Blmson will lead the sing Out of a Job? Learn tKe Barber Trade We Teach the Cuiriculum of the Master Barbers Association Call or for Information Tri-Gty Barber College 918 Street B-7981 have a sjecial curriculum in the beauty department for there is no state law controlling this trade. Call or Write About the Tuition ing and Rev.

Paul Calhoun of the First Presbyterian church will give Ha vu almost wistful In bis declaration. One felt that he wished late bad left him aaasfled with his the Brief addresses will pigs and Ala books. be given by Rev. C. H.

Wolcott of Whan be was In bnsinMs hn the Baptist church, Rev. F. A. knew it ashorolT ha Wknows the Anti-Saloon league, and Mrs. P.

T. McGreer. Ida polities. He was acquainted Vlth all his thousand of employes 1 nom omana ana called, many of them by their urana "iana W1U titrhunu ni many iMeorasaa towns wiu oe rep- troubles and Joys. Here is another I the Hi of Mr.

Baldwin's qualities. Is Lincoln Barber and Beauty School 101 North 16th Street Lincoln, Nebraska issiHiinaffiiflra Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments tlve days of 1918 will be given and the unrolling of the rolls of alle Known ks m. mmuuuuiu. ne is jiroud of the fact tha he and bis giance showing the faith of the people in the prohibitory law will be read aloud. worters rormea one ig family, and That ha never had any labor Personality Permanents trouble.

i Basineai for the sake of money HlSES ARK SRT FOR TRIM, OFFICIAL SLOGAN turn. waa vuv Vlll-u luau, I i Tjl 1J1 and one recalls his sacrifice In wenvy oia vivu auu a our unau- BY LeMur. Steam Process W1 1919, when be gar naj Are Jjited for Sext Jury Jfth of his fortune to his country and did It anonymously. The Panel on June 18. treasury needed money; and Mr.

,7: Gore Barber Shop Baldwin hoped that his gesture Twenty-six civil and four criminal casefi were listed for trial by the next Jury panel by Judge Stewart of the district court at the would persuade othrs to give what they could. No one has ever challenged the statement that Mr. Bald Hair Cutting DeLuxe Scalp Specialists Modern barber ant Beauty Shop I 1122 24 St L-4023 court call held Saturday. The cases are as foHows: 120 No. 11th St! ASSOCIATE) i C.

fc. black vi Master win intended to conceal his name the world in making this gift, but such a benegcence could not be kept under cover. Tha premier Is one of the hardest working men In Whitehall. -He is on the ob from early morning until lata at night, and his only recreation during the week is a Trlsk walk before breakfast On Sundays he goes to Chequers, the country home of England's prime ministers a sort of summer white Chouse. There he reads and takes -long Jaunts, and If there are pigs "along his line of march, so much 'the better.

"I can do twenty miles 'on my 'head' when I am fit," he remarked me with a laugh. "I ordinarily -walk eight or nine miles on a Do You Want As Good, If Not the WAVE? Then trr our Nestle Clrcullne Permanent We give three test earls assuring- the correct solution. If you have experienced trouble consult us. No extra charge. Miss Lata Franks Inspects AU Waves.

Cmttm for Week turn IS. i Miller va Klttrell. Esiellnf v. C. R.

a aJ Colbnrn vs. Wheeler. Bauer TB. VanRtper. 1 De.weon vj.

Union Auto Co. Hump Taylor. Neb. Material Co. va.

Border. fihepard va Adama Brlttenham va Swaneon. Mldweett Lit ym. Lewis. Still va.

Llndblad. Wrlsht va Ihrlnaer. Hendrlx va Pothaet. Caaea Week tua SS. Rlaor va Wlekatrura.

Peteraoo va Scrtaberg. HelUn city. Butt va. Plenlnc. Breea va C.

R. 1 Si, Byera va Potter. war va Laymon. Pappai va Lincoln Traction Co, riret National Bank va Speler'a Qettman va White Uotora In eel ate Hull. Herrlmen va Miller.

Peuraon va. Peterson. CrlmlneU Viesk Joae IS, Stats va Mallory. Stats va Stats vs. Beck.

Stats vs. McOeer "It Pays to Look Well" The Mogul Barbers 127 North 12th St. Barbers of Nebraska General Offices 232 South 10th St P. O. Pox 259 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Sun Barber Beauty 1515 0 Street B-7815 Mr.

Baldwin keeps exceptionally liiffiiHEipSSSSrBHSHiila Laundry close contact with government af-fairs and the house of commons. Jn fact, he is the first premier In DELEGATES UNINSTRUCTED C. A.DOC) QREEN many years who has not 'his leadership of the house fre- to others. i State Convention doesit The O. J.

FEE SERVICE DOES IT BETTER Laundry 'and Cleaning "The house of commons Is like a fickle woman," he explained. ''It Sesults of Kentucky County Con ventioni Indicate a Free Hand Given. I' Hi ill '3 you do not woo her persistently she will become Jealous and get out of hand, but If you pay her constant -court she. will always be sweet and Hastings, Nebr. HOTEL CLABKE July 16-17, 1928 smiling." EVANS 69S1 The house, both his own fol iil Ne.

12th St. LOUISVIL1.E, Ky. June Results of democratic count conventions In Kentucky today Indicated hat the majority of delegates to the state convention to be held at Lexington June 14 would be uninstructed. A check of 20 counties out of 120 lowers and the opposition, frankly 0. TtM lii like Mr.

Baldwin; they may not al- agree with him, but they like "IT turn, xne approv of his plain bis-rr.