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ijNCoiA iifxkmber i of fine arts to presoiil Messiair Siiiulay af ii II oil 4 yIIfilial iiPirs far iJiPsa fiirlit There Is fift The rnIvrr Uty Nrbra er snd I.yinan Lnren- prhwtl of fme arts will present ita ann, VVorpmif wm I- anntial prfMluetinn of Christmak nratorio, "The Mea- liiah," aftrrnoon in Ihr univeraitv cohaputn. linder the di- rod, Lincoln; Leon Rimovsky. Kdward; KIdred Htake, Grand Island. and Marvin Genuchi, Ben net The program: BY ELY CULBERTSON. lOopjriKiit.

1842, hy Kiy Cullwrtnen Lveryone, whether expert or av-! eragp, makes had guesse.s. 'Fhe lenl test of skill is a player's abil- ity to recover from a position into which said had Rtiesa may have placed him. Gon.sider this case: North, dealer, North-South vulnerable, NOfiTH. tion of I)r. Arthur K.

West-, f'limfnri vf mv brook the presentation will start Air Tmor, tUrry I p. m. I rhnruA Anri nic.rv nf The ma.HS chorus presenting Rn itntivr For hrhow. -The will be of two groups of University Sing- i rrs, the university chorus, the ag-: thou tnirrt pood ricultural college chorus, and the 1 born, WUFT 5 A 5 A 10 KAST tld 4 ,17 2 4 ift 8 4 1ft 5 4 9 7 6 4 8 4 3 4 4 9 4 inpr Grieg male chorus. The university organ; on heat ra.

ondui ted by Samuel Gorbach. will with Uarne.st Harrison at the piano and Myron Roberts at the organ. Student soloi.sta are Betty wrrr ihrp lo' thr nngrl of thr Lird. And thr nprl said unto thrm. And thrrr w-r with thr (ilory cm 1 in thr Air Soprano.

Rrjonr prratly. dauph- of Zion Rrritatlvr; Alto. Thrn the eyrt Wageman. Cheyenne, Ruth blind Lincoln, Ann b'iekling, i Air Ajto iir ford nock. i Anr; Soprano.

Come unto Him riainview: arol Jean herry. yopr n-j Pawnee City; Dorothy Stra.sheim,! Bcbotd the of nod. Lincoln; Thomas Pierson, Lincoln, ohoruat surely He hath borne our Karl Jenkins, Blair; Roy John.son,! Beatrice; Russell Burch-, All we like have gone ard; Robert Amlerson, Air; Tenor, Behold and Genzlinjrer Burr. 1 i.ift up your 1 11 Chonii since bv man came death. By Two hra.SS quartets aKso will en- the of the tertain.

They are romposed of dead For in Adam all die, Kven ao In David Kinsman, Columbus; Ted 8 The bidding North Ka.st 1 club 1 heart 2 spades Pa 3 hearts Pass 4 diam, Pa.ss Pa.H.s Pas.s West opened SOUTH A 6 9 2 A 1ft 9 4 3 2 manL is the immediate admm- food eaten, istration of a prophylactic fifty chance of recovering. The of tetanus tontitox when th- entire attack is poisoning men wound i- given proper -urgicol not infrrtion. Boiling for thiity treatment, and to make doubly minutes i.s nece to make wr- sure a sertmd dose of the anti- tain of de truction of any boluli- toxin 5 to 7 day later. nu; toxin in fofxl. Beeau 1 personally that rabies occurs in man and cannot believe in either the safety or the Manger pageant lo 1 al labrniiU'Ie desirability of Pa teur treatment in any circum; tanco, it is my be- Up Siiiulav lief that careful surgical fir aid as suggested, and the prophylactic of tetanus anti-toxin.

HASTINGS. Under the direc- is the be.st treatment in prnf. Hayes Fuhr. a any ca5o of bite or wound by an voice choru.s of Hading.s col- atumal which may or ma.y ftoi legc and town.speople will ill jiilis A Christmas pageant, "The Manger of will be presented Sunday at 7 45 m. at the Citywlde Go.spel tabcrnscle.

Falmonl Paul Hains, Winona, author of the pageant, will direct the pie.scntation, which inclndrr colof ful displays and lighting effcits. rabid For it is my belief that the occasional ca.sr of alleged rabies in man. always fatal, are in fact tetanus tetanus inoculated by bite or scratch of animal or perhaps domestic fowl. It may be worth repeating that the horse or other animal prissent Sunday evening at the municipal aiidi- In IlH'lil lawl toriurn. An orchestra gf-oup selei-ted from the Ha.slings Symphony orchestra will accompany the horns and the soloists.

Professor Fuhr. head of the Hastings college de- Betty Bryant will be married to Jim Mrs. Harold Caho, before her marriage In November, Miss Vivian Yeany. for the production of diph- partment of music, has directetl I theria antitoxin or tetanus anti- four previou.s presentations of the toxin has never had diphtheria or oratorio in Ha.stings. tetanus, ha; never received any diphtheria or tetanus or OrpilllHN to liHM-t has never been inoculated w'lth Lincoln chapter of the Ameri- WASHTNGTON (UP; Wnnien are being absorbed into industry so thoroly that 19 percent of now employed are in occupations which were not open to them in July, according to the women bureau of the department of labor.

South 2 diam. 3 club.s 3 spades Pa.s.s 5 diam. Pass We.st Pa.ss Pa.ss Thomp.son, Cozad; Robert Thatch Chrtwl nil niivp Air; Burtione Thf tnimptl t'honw: Hnllflujnh. Hold afi (llirisliiias WefliioMlay The traditional (Tinstmas program at the University of Nebraska college of agriculture will be held Wedne.sday, Sponsored by ag executive board, this program Is presented anmiailv by students. Dr.

O. H. Werner of the teachers college will speak on the subject. -Christmas Meditations, Other features will include the traditional candle lighting ceremony, organ music by Myron Roberta ami parts of the Me.saiah pre- Miller, Llnioln. Riima Hlha.

Ueneva. Verleen Bellwfwxl. pornthv I.lnroln. Helen LInroln Jaik Wlpman, Uranrt lilAnrt Chartron. Howard Stary.

Llmoln. Bovd F.lmwnod. Roy Johnaon. Beatrice Raymond Relerwm. York.

Dick Covington. Bellevue. Art Omaha. Ruseell Burchnrd. I Mondav afternoon.

Dec. 7. In the I dent Pnton ballriMtm. the F.neemhIc I under the direction of SHtnuel with the under the rectum of Arthur Weathrook. presented a proKtam for a meeting of the I.lnroln clnh.

The aclKHtl of fine presented the In senior Inat VVedneadav at the Temple theater; Thomaa Pleraon, vintinlat; Ann Ftrkllng. aoprano; Krneat Ulmer, ptanlat; and Kenneth Klaiiaa, anompanlat. The program; the heart ten. Dummy's ace was played and declarer immediately ran three rounds of spades, di.searding his remaining heart. He then laid down the diamond king and played a second round, intending to fines.st' against the queen in hand.

Unfortunately East showed out on the second round and not only was a diamond loser inevitable, but it was somewhat disturbing to find that We.st’s four trumps would have to be picked up. Declarer played properly by putting in the diamond nine on the second round. West accepted the queen Dr. Heallh Talks GIFTS Popular of anti-tetanus serum, lockjaw antiserums, vaccinc.s. toxin, injected to combat the toxins, antitoxins and lockjaw, but that seems even other modern remedial agents likely.

The serum or antitoxin becomes the curative, lifc- are beyond the herb doc- used for the prevention and antitoxin for man. tor's ken is accountable for much ment of letanus is the clear fluid vaccine is primarily the ma- nreiudice and often enough smh of the hor.se’s blood after the from the lesion prejudice proves dangerous or blood corpu.scles and clot are re- (vesicles or of cowpox fnt uoved. Anyway, tetanus (lock- vaccinating nr inocu- even fatal. gertfls do not invade the Diphtheria antitoxin, for wound. They pro- ample, is nature own antidote their toxin and the toxin for the poison of diphtheria.

Any through the nerves and one who has ever recovered irom ppj.f^gpj, through the blood too. diphtheria did so because eno tetanus germs do not cn- of this antidote was available blood or the general sys- neutralize the tern, it is highly improbable that cultures or suspensions of various or toxin, whethei the septic germs. These are called ufactured his owm antitoxi cau.sed by the tetanus more correct- the germs. The animal has merely can Guild fif will meet given, first very small do.scs. at p.

m. at the home of then gradually increasing doses i Margaret McGregor, 3HVft of the germ-free toxin, and thus Vine, for a party. Mi.aa made to manufacture enough anti- Ruth Dri'amer and Mrs. Ikirothea dote to withstand an enormbus Faulkner will be aaaiating host dose of the poison. Then e.H.ses.

the clear blood serum of the ani- A PenciLs Court S. Mullen jt nil tR Nnrtk Kith dnnr nnrtli latine human beings. No specific smallpox or cowpox germ or germs have been identified. The infective agent of smallpox is a filterable viru.s. In recent times the term has been applied also to nw-n antitoxin or received some ready-made in the form of one or more doses of anti(it would have made matters much (pxin.

anti-diphthereticserum. Yet artitoxin injected to combat bacterins For example meas- tetanus. More likelv the numbers of the germs found poisoning or septicemia was your tonsil are killed and ad' A anwiiivih your lonsii are Kiuen ann an- oasior for declarer if he had held have experienced the a 'caused by the vaccine virus, which mini lercd to you by Mpodermic it upi and returned a heart. I watching a child dyng contaminated bv streptococci injections of gradually increas'ng ('JiriHliiuift protraili Rented by the ag college chorus MllHlpal rorillil under direction of Mrs. Altinas Tul lis.

The Christmas program is one of the big events of the year en the campus and attracts many Lincoln people. It will begin at 8 p. in the student activities building and is open to the public. Nphrawka Fine Arts Musical forum Chri.stmas meeting, at the home of Mrs. Harry McNerney, 4204 Starr.

Mrs. George Manning, assisting hoste.ss. Mrs. Altina.s Tullis will give an exposition of the oratorio Klijah. The musical will be excerpts from the Members participating in the program will be Mrs.

Kdna Stone, Mrs. Harry in somewhat of a quandary. the misinformed. i i i 4 wa.s rod.icfd to the of dm- irrnts for consopt J' ostHbl, hcd prartical malmal or of the dead monda and Wo.st also had two ZS Zr thr antidote. The "h'ervalion that infection w-ith serms are injerted.

This aaminu it im nihpr rhild i (lockjawO is much more i the production of antibodies in your blood, and the antibodies neutralize the effects Beverly Whitlow. City, Ziegenbetn, Mrs. Rac Cameron, Are the Cure tn by Huhn nir'kpnson Mrs Gilbert the SittulaN mornlnn of the Sec- Mrs. JaCK LRCKCnson, mrs. Ailioert.

onrt church on Dec Other; Rogers, Mrs. Harry McNemey, rnmmt for the Sunday morninK of Pporee Manninp- Mrs Leon the Second church were Manning, mis. XjCUII F.laine LebrnKk. Lincoln, and 1 Porter and Mrs. R.

StOge. rrince. B.tvard. Neb Omaha, plated meeting of the by at a meeting i i fnion alumni at the Temple build- KciblllllH, -leo gave the reading ingShe The ai i Worth Fighting This waa a repeat rjs, IHIMt II performance hy requcat. lienslinger Burr, and Krneat' I ITtmer.

Dawson, appeared on the pro gram sponsored hy the Olrls i xhe C'hrlatmaa program, preaented by organiiation at the Y. A on with Kdlth Lucille and Wedneaday. Dec 9 The group of fUtig by nensllnger were "By a lamely Forest (Clriffeai. of 4 Moya the Road to Mandalay and of the Flgtit- Ing (Warren i. Mr, Ulmer played the following 'Trelude in I Rachmaninoff Key Ktiide" (Defti, and The following group of University of Nebraska students, under the direction of Burr, was selected frnm the Unlveralty Singers to give for the Faculty Women's club at Kllen Smith hall on Wednesday after noon.

Dec. 9 Josephine Welch, Lincoln. Ann Wodder, Marquette. Margaret Fee, Lincoln, Jean Miirrav, Storm Lake. la.

Janet Hemphill. Omaha Mary Allen. Weeping Water. Arnnita Itaskovsky, Hinton, la, Ann Jacoha, Lincoln. Flovd Robbins, will be held Saturday eve ning.

Dec. 19, at 7:30 at the reaUlence studio, 4141 Sheridan boulevard. Selected pupils will bt heard tn Christ mas sfdos, and choral groups. Kach pupil m.ty bring a special guest. A social hour will follow the program.

Oiadys Hodges, soprano, sang "Welcome, Sweet Wind," from "The Morning of the by Cadman, at the December program of the Lincoln Music Teachers association. Monday evening, in the Walt recital hall. Miss Hodges Is a student program F.dith Lucille Rohbina. Other pupils which met who sang on Sunday programs this week are (ieraldine KeUy at Union church. Me to Pray" by Jewett, and t'airle Brown, This by Brahe.

The adult class In the music laboratory work meets weekly at the residence of Miss Robbins, on Tuesday evenings at o'clock The class uses the Frank itamroBCh text on "Popular Method of Sight-Hinging" and the Robbins Joy Notes For further Information telephone Miss Robbtns at 4-1 WAR-TIME SEWINC. IS Evntiiig iiirel Evening Musical club will meet Monday at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Gardner Moore, 3315 M.

The following program will be presented: Scherso In F. flat minor (Brahms). Mrs. Ward Moore. Mein glaubtges Herie frohUieke (Bach).

SI mes vers a valent des alles (Hahan), Wldmung (Schumanl. Mrs K. C. Hoehmer. Chanson Triste (Tschaikowsky).

Mrs Vernon Forties. Who Sylvia 1. Last Night (Halfdain Kjeruff). Mrs. Moore.

All Sweet as Any Flower The A Hire F.yes of Springtime (Schuman i. The Dream is Hageman. Flirt at Ion ever- Helmund I Know a Hill tWhelplew). Mrs. Ceorge Zellers.

Christmas selections. Howard Hoe vet. Accompanists: Ward Moore, Mrs, Wads Martin and Mrs. Howard Hoevet, al.so had tnimp.S. The club suit still required establishment.

Realizing that he could not afford to draw VVe.st’s trumps before establishing clubs, declarer led a club, and when West played hopefully put in dummy's ten spot. East, however, gobbled up the trick with the queen and returned the ten of spades. declarer was licked. He had to ruff or concede defeat, and this left West with another trump trick. Declarer's play had been all right to the point at which he led a club, but in playing dummy's ten he was guilty of a serious error.

East had overcalled with hearts and West had originally led the heart ten. If We.st had held four of his bid suit he would undoubtedly have made the conventional lead of the fourth highest, hence it was virtually certain that he had started with three or fewer. East, then, was marked with at lea.st six hearts and he had one diamond. The drop of spades had made it virtually certain that East had al.so with four spades. This count of spades, hearts and diamonds left East with an original holding of only two clubs.

It was vital for declarer not to let East gain the lead for a spade return, hence instead of putting in club ten, declarer should have gone right up with the ace, cashed the king, and then led a thirti round. Obviously West, not East, w'ould then have found himseU on lead and he could not have made any return to gain his side another trick. If he had led back a diamond, declarer would win, the last trump, qnd cash the established club; if he returned a heart, declarer ruff in dummy while discarding his owm fourth club, then could claim the fulfilling tricks with the ace and jack of diamonds. BRIDGE PROBLEM. NORTH.

4 4 2 1ft 4 4 None 4 4 3 EAST ents knew of some other child occur throueh any who had been given antitoxin and occur inrougn any wno nan D(t II Ktvv II trifling or or become puncture or gunpowder burn or d.dn't carc 1 slight injury by fireworks, toy had neve would first aid antoxm in childhood. Thev would not have the serum injected into the bodv of their child. They rather have the child die The child d. Misinformation, The following inquiry betrays similar misinformation and prejudice: Dr. Brady I was old had a Sivere case of lockjaw cau.icd bv bad used In vaccinating against smallpox.

After recovery from lockjaw I had poisoning cau.sed by the scrum Injected into me to combat the lock law. The poi.sonlng caused great under my chin aid finally the doctor opened up. For some time after fhe little sores broke out on inv arms and legs. Do vou think that this Illness would cau.se heart trouble later In Have been told childhood Illness sometimes heart trouble later In life. iMr.s.

A. M. c.v treatment is inadequate or if thf otherwise insignificant wound festers or if any bit of foreign matter i.s permitted to remain buried in the or if any tag or fragment of devitalized or destroyed tissue is not surgically as part of the emergency or first aid treatment. An excellent routine precaution against the possibility of tetanus infection in such wounds, or in any wound which may be contaminated with street dirt, or any wound sustained about barn or barnyard where the ground is polluted by animal droppings (remember the tetanus germ is a natural inhabitant of the intestine of domestic and wild animals, sometime.s of the intestine wb st 4 9 3 4 A 6 5 2 9 Make new from old with our help! fun to tool You have to pos- ness special talent. how under the guidance of a Singer expert.

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4 6 4 4 A 6 5 Hearts are trumps and South leads. North and South are to win five tricks again.st any defense. Solution: South leads the spade king and then the trump. Ea.st discards a diamond. North leads the three of cluKs.

If East plays queen. South wins and leads the diamond. West plays ace, North trumps, leads a spade and must make the eight of clubs later. If East duck.s the club. South lets West win with the nine.

West leads ace of diamonds, killing the Vaccine virus, applied in the regular vaccination of children or adults against smallpox, is material taken from the papules or pustules of a calf with com pox. As the tetanus (lockjaw! germ is a natural inhabitant of the intestines of cattle, there is always a remote chance that vaccine may be contaminated with tetanus spores. Around Philadelphia in 1901 there were 95 cases of in recently vaccinated persons. and the vaccine, from one found to contain the germs of lockjaw. Still.

I prefer to take thi.s chance and he well vaccinated and immune to smallpox, and I advise everybody else to be vaccinated. If the correspondent had septicemia there was about the same chance of the complication of en- riacarditis (inflammation of heart lining, with involvement of valves! and subscaucnt valvular leakage that there Ls in accute septic sore throat, scarlet fever. Inflammatory rheumatism. The notorious streptococcus is the special cause of all of these childhood illne.sses that sometimes damage the heart. It is conceivable that the cause of the septicemia or septic poisoning the correspondent had the BOOKS For CHILDREN Fun, Eniertoinmenf and Inlormation.

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