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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1922
" Denies Racial
: Antipathy Caused
Annapolis Row
Secretary Roosevelt Reprl-
nianJi Ensigu OInistcad for
Cruel Treatment of
- Fellow Student
WisliinRlon, June IS. Acting Sec-
rftary of the Navy Roosevelt today
official reprimanded Ensiijn J. L.
Olmsted, editor of the Lucky litg,
1 the year book of the present year'a
graduating class at Annapolis, for
" "cruel and unwarranted" treatment
of Leonard Kaplan, a fellow mem
ber o (the class.
When asked for a codv of the rep
rimand. Acting Secretary Roosevelt
' made public at the same time a
statement in which he expressed the
belief that no racial antipathy was
behind the treatment of Kaplan.
, No Racial Motive.
"A most serious note in this in-
stance at the academy' Col. Roose
? velt said in his statement to news-
papermen, "was struck by the query
. of certain people's minds as to
whether the action has been taken
because of racial reasons. Feeling
"as strongly as I do how un-Aineri-
' can any such distinction as this
.should be, I have gone most care
I fully into this phase. I am happy to
say that I am convinced that, bad
Z though this incident was, no such
motive was behind it. "
"The records o fthe naval acade
I my show that in the class of 1922,
nine men entered their faith as Jew
ish. Certain of these men were
among the most popular in the class.
Furthermore, -a number of our prom
inent officers in the past and at the
"present time are of Jewish faith or
, Jewish attraction.
' , . Part of Record.
' 2, "The traditions of our country
have always been exemplified by our
tnayy. We pride ourselves that in
the service there are no distinctions
of race or creed."
The reprimand automatically be-
comet a part of Olmsted's official
navy record. Ensign Olmsted is at
tached to the battleship Wyoming.
Baltimore, Md., June IS. Ensign
Leonard Kaplan of West Virginia
fwai quoted here today as willing to
"let the matte,r drop.'1
Farewell Dinner Gven
in Honor of Morris Levy
1: an
...
Morria Levy.
On the eve of his departure to
spend the summer in ' Europe, 50
friends of Morris Levy, venerable
head of the Nebraska Clothing com
pany and chairman of the Jewish
welfare Federation, tendered him a
farewell' dinner in the Brandcis res
taurant, last night.
Harry A. Wolf, toastmaster,' paid
tribute to Mr. Levy's service to the
community and his activity in bring
ing about a complete federation of all
Jewish communal work locally.
Dr. Philip Sher, William Holz
man, Harry Lapidus, Henry Monsky,
Commissioner Harry Zimman, Isidor
Ziegler and Louis Kirschbraun made
brief talks.
The guest of honor made a gra
cious response. Though past three
score and ten, he is daily in his of
fice and untiring in his philanthropic
works. .
Men Picked Up on Streets
to Complete Jury Panel
Because judymen were excused
for illness and failure to qualify yes
terday, W. D. McHugh, jr., election
commissioner, was forced to secure
10 talesmen from the streets to com
plete a panel to hear the case of Guy
O. Rabeck, who is suing Marbral
DcWitt for $50,000 damages, on the
allegation that he was run down by
DeWitt's automobile.
Suit for $1,500,000
Docketed for Trial
Judgment Against Indepen
dent Telephone Stockhold
er! Sought by Receiver.
Suit for $1,500,000 against two
stockholders in the old Independent
Telephone company of Omaha,
brought in behalf of bondholder
and judgment creditors a year ago
by James H. iianley, receiver, is
docketed for trial in ledcral court at
Lot Angeles Monday. i
Foreclosure suit against the Inde
pendent company in federal court
here in 1912 developed the fact that
the company owed bondholders and
creditors $2,5UO,0U0. The physical
property of the compauy was sold
to the Bell company for $1,000,000,
leaving a deficit of $1,500,000.
Asserting that three California
stockholders had purchased $5,000,
000 worth of stock and failed to pay
for it Charles S. Elgutter, Omaha
attorney, brought suit against them.
The death of one of these stockhold
ers left but two defendants in the
case: U. S. Grant, jr., of San Diego,
aud William 11. Allen, jr., of Lot
Angeles.
Air. Elgutter, with Arthur Mul
len, also of Omaha, contends that a
deficiency judgment obtained in fed
eral court here, makes Grant. and
Allen liable
Sacred Heart Commencement
Exercises to Be Held Today
Commencement exercises of the
sacred Heart High school and Sa
cred Heart Junior school will be held
at Sacred Heart church this morning.
High mass begins at .9, to be fol
lowed by distribution of prize and
conferring of diplomas on graduates
of both schools by Rev. P. J. Judse.
The graduation sermon will be
preached by Rev. A. T. Schott
Jefferis to Make Flag Day
Address at Lincoln. Sunday
Congressman A. W. Jefferis. will
make the Flag Day address at Lin
coln Sunday evening under the aus
pices of the Lincoln lodge of Elks
and the Lincoln post of the Ameri
can Legion.
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business or get into a new one, a
Bee Want Ad'will help you.
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c
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All styles, sizes and colors
Jockeys, Tarn O' Shan
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Women who
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Easy to apply. If used as di
rected it will cause your hair
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year.
TOILET NEEDS AT
REDUCED PRICES
50c Victor's Cucumber, Benzoin and
Almond Cream . . . . . . . . . . ,..334
25c Mavis Talcum ..... .... .17
25c Qui Sait Talc ...... . . ..... .24
35c Mary Garden Talc. .... ... . .244
25c Williams' Talc. (4 kinds).... 14,
$1.25 Houbigant's Ideal or Quelques '
Fleurs Talcum . . . . . . . . . . ... .894
$1.00 Murray & Lanman Florida Water
for ......,......,....... 694
35c M. & L. Florida Water ......244
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste .344
50c Pepsodent ....334
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste . . . . . . . 194
$1.25 Piver's Azurea, LeTrefle or Flor-
amye Face Powder . ..... . . 744
$1.50 Ayer's -Ayeristocrat Cream
for ' '...$1.14
50c Velvetina Face Powder . . . . . .344
$1.50 Azurea Vegetale ....... S1.14
30c Amolin .244
60c Orchard White ....394
35c Pond's Vanishing Creamy.. 24
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AT LOW CUT PRICES
75c, 16-oz. bot..Paraf fine Oil
(internal cleanser).. 494
50c Milk of Magnesia. .3945
75c Parke, Davis Alophen
Pills ............. 544
35c Freezone . .'. . . . . ?244
25c Rexall Foot Powder, 194
60c Pape's Diapepsin. . .444
35c Spring Tabs, of Sulphur
and Cream of Tartar, 274
40c Castoria ........ .244
75c'Q-Ban Hair Restorer
for .............. 544
60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
for ............... 444
30c Sal Hepatica ......224
$1.90 S. S. S. ..... $1.49
85c Jad Salts 594
60c Syrup of 'Figs . . . . . 444
$1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Comp. . 984
50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil
for 394
50c Borden's Malted Milk
for ...... 394
$1.00 Malted Milk.... 794
$3.25 Malted Milk... 82.89
$1.50 Gude's Pepto-Mangan
for ............ $1.14
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Soda COOL Room
Everything bright and new.
Cool, delicious drinks,
Sundaes, etc,
16th and Harney
Downstairs
JOSS STICKS
(Package of 180 sticks)
Will keep away insects and
. perfume the house.
1Q package.
$TujfjpTf$ Free!
Fresh Yucatan Chewing Gum
At All Stores Friday and Saturday.
Come in and ask for it
50c Bicycle ' Playing Cards
for .............. 394
35c Boraseptoline Tooth
: Brush -,.. .. 244
25c -Pink Velour Powder
Puffs 94
$6.60 Polar Cub Electric
Fans ........... 84.98
T'- LYKNU
FURNITURE POLISH
25c sise ........,...194
50c aiza v.. ......... .394
$L00 size 694
BATH SPRAYS
Fit Any Faucet
$1.00 to $5.00
Thermos
and
Vacuum
Bottles
$2.50 Full Pint Alum
inum Vacuum Bot
tle, special QA
. sale price. .
SOAPS
IntheNewIfedtagei
-to the same
genuine ' '
Special Sale Pric
LIFEBUOY SOAP
4 for ....254
8 for 494
16 for 954
25c Woodbury's Soap. ..194 '
30c Resinol Soap......2l4
15c Lux 94
Palmolive Soap, 3 for. .254v
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work right You can't
really be comfortable
in that heavy woolen
. suit. . Why try .to be
when for a very small
expenditure you can
enjoy these hot days .
in one of Bond's Palm
Beach or Cool Cloth
2-pants suits. : The ex-.
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wear.
White Flannel
Trousers
Made of Clark and
Danner Flannel (the
best obtainable)
and
a great showing of summer
suits, with one pair of trou
i . sers. These suits are far
. better than the average as
are all Bond's Clothes. In-
" stead of "hanging like a
bag," these suits fit It's
: "all in the way they are tai
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Cool Cloth, Havana Cloth,
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Gabardine Suits
Silk $0 A
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