HIE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JULY 2. 1921
Favorable Report
Returned on Dyer
Anti-Lyncliing Bill
Comparatively Few Amend
menu Over Howe Dill
Adopted by Senate Judi
ciary Committee.
Washington, July !. The Dytr
snti-lynching bill, providing (or im
position of penalties by the federal
government ior molt action, was re
ported favorably with amendment
by the senate judiciary committee
by a vote of 8 to 6.
Eight republicans Chairman Tact
ion, Minnesota; Dillingham, Ver
mont; Brandcgee, Connecticut; Cum
mint, Iowa; Colt, Rhode Island;
Sterling, South Dakota; Ernst, Ken
tucky and Shortridge, California.
oed in favor of the bill. One re
publican, Senator Horah of Idaho
and five democrats, Culbercon,
Texas; Overman, North Carolina;
Keed. Missouri; Shields, Tennessee
and Walsh, Montana were recorded
in opposition.
Senators Ashurst, democrat, Ari
zona and Norris, republican, Ne
braska, did not vote.
Comparatively few change were
jv.ade m the original house bill and
these were said to be designed to
inert the constitutional objections. A
subcommittee of the icnate com
mittee recently recommended defeat
of the bill on the ground that it vio
lated the constitution. Some sen
ators voting today for a favorable
report, were said to hold doubts1 re
garding its constitutionality but
thought the bill should be enacted
and put up to the supreme court.
The bill declares that if states fail,
neglect, or refuse to maintain pro
tection of life they shall be deemed
to have denied the constitutional
guarantees and the federal authori
ties will have power to act by in
dictment of rtate officials or mem
bers of a mob. and trial in the fed
eral courts. The measure requires
"reasonable" efforts by state officers
to maintain order and protect
prisoners and their failure would
subject them to imprisonment for
five years and a fine of $5,000. Mem
bers of mobs in which a prisoner is
put to death would be subject to
conviction for conspiracy with im
prisonment for five years to life
provided. Counties in which fatal
niol disorders occur would be liable
to the familv of the victim under a
forfeit of $100,000.
Amendments adopted by the sen
ate committee require failure of state
officers to protect mob victims must
be charged in the federal indictment
and proven to the satisfaction of the
federal trial court.
Trio, Accused of Stock Sale
Without Permit, Paroled
Dr. G. F. Bartholomew, J. F.
Naylor and F. M. Armstrong pleaded
guilty to charges of selling securities
without a permit in connection with
the Cere Blend company, before
Judge Leslie Saturday, . and -were
paroled at the suggestion of County
Attorney Shotwell.
J. H. O'Keefe, 80, father-in-law of
Dr. Bartholomew, of Merriam, Neb.,
and C. F. Pollack, facing similar
charges, did not appear.
The three were paroled on condi
tion that they refund to all investors
in the Cere Blend company all money
they received, pay the costs of the
prosecution, and sell no more securi
ties without a permit.
The Cere Blend company was or
ganized as a common law trust cor
poration to manufacture a new
cereal.
Sleuths Motor to Lincoln,
But Not to Bring Back Brown
City Detectives Frank Aughe,
Fred Franks and William Gurnett
motored out of Omaha, bound for
Lincoln, early Saturday morning.
Rumors at Central police head
quarters that they were going to
bring back Fred Brown with them,
were stoutly denied by Chief of De
tectives Van Deusen.
"They are making the trip," he
said, "in connection with their work
on the Siefken slayings. Brown will
not be brought to Omaha until after
the Fourth of July."
Powder and Paint Really Save Your
Complexion, Expert Now Declares
Coimetlei Are Better Than
Dirt in Porri of Skin,
Dr. Le Roy Stod
dard Sayi.
By JULIA M CARTJfY.
latorMtlonaf Iprriml f
rM1Mlrlll.
New VorV, July I. To grow
old gracefully seems to be the hop
of mny forward-looking young
women today.
No gentle collaoie after 40 for
them. No lavender and old lace
either. That shade is suitable only
I for lingerie, they will tell you pa
l troniiingly, and old lace will gather
mold wailing for wearers,
j Kvery self-respecting girl, we hear,
is laying away a private stock of lip
sticks, face lotions, false eyelashes
and assorted powders and rouges
against the day when such things
shall he prohibited. And just let the
Iriy Einstein of that period try to
make a raid on the precious stuff!
Telling of Dreadful Things.
Oh, now these many moons, my
sister, they have been telling us of
the dreadful things that will happen
to our faces if we do not mend our
wayst Our poor pores will be right
down in the gutter, in a manner of
speaking, if we keep up our addic
tion to the fearful habit-forming cos
metics. But "tomorrow we dye" these
are the stirring words hurled at the
censor on the eve of battle, and let
gather what dark skies will, we care
not while there is a waxed floor un
der our feet.
Not so very long ago a reputable
pyhsician and authority on derma
tology, Dr. William Lathrop Love,
scared us to death by getting right
up at the convention of the Homeo
pathic Medical sosiety to say:
"We practising physicians cannot
fail to view with alarm the increas
ing use of cosmetics by our young
girls, not only of the genus flapper,
but others of supposedly good taste.
Many a girl has already ruined her
complexion by these things, and we
tremble to think of what many of the
growing generation will look like
when they reach the stage of femi
ninity called fair, fat and 40. Un
less they adopt the veils of their
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Militant Attitude Ends in
Jail Term and $10 Fine
Frank Bursick. 2416 Polk street,
watchman at the Union Pacific shops,
drew a 30-day jail term and a $10
fine for contempt of court when he
assumed a militant attitude in South
Omaha police court this morning.
Bursick was arrested Friday night
at Thirtieth and A streets after his
wife had called police to report he
was driving an automobile there
while intoxicated. Officers allege
they found a .38 caliber revolver and
a pop bottle half filled with liquor
in his car.
The wife said he had been threat
ening and abusing her and that she
left him three weeks ago. She works
at the Swift. & Co. packing plant.
Bursick got his jail term for driv
ing an automobile while drunk and
the fine for using bad language in
court.
Lenine to Devote Time to
Running Community Farm
Riga, July 1. (By A. P.)
Premier Lenine of Soviet Russia has
started farming and in the next few
months will devote his efforts ex
clusively to reorganizing a com
munity farm of 200 acres near Mos
cow. Lenine had agreed to abandon his
office cares and lead an outdoor life
after the German and Russian spe
cialists insisted that this was abso
lutely necessary. One German pro
fessor will remain at the farm to see
that the premier obeys orders.
Asiatic sisters they are liabe to be
designated as frightful, fat and 401"
Frightful at 40.
Frightful at 40 a nice fate fot
the flapper and her older sister. Yet
something tells us that the much
criticized damsel of today will be so
hardy at 40 that it would take a
wrecking company to bring ona
breakdown, much less injure her
weatherproof complexion. ' ! ;
The reticule is dej.d with its
smelling salts and camphor. Long
live the vanity easel
Our bold sentiment is echoed or
perhaps it was inspired by Dr. Le
Roy Stoddard, who has rallied to the
defense of the girl with the powder
filled pores. Dr.' Stoddard has be
come widely known both here and
abroad for his work in plastic sur
gery, first applying his knowledge
to restore soldiers' mutilated faces
and later to the practical uses of
lifting age right out of the old faces
by a simple operation There is
little about a face that could es
cape him. vv
."Powder was very bad 25 years
ago," he began, "but is it all right
today."
"I mean," he . explained, "that as
a matter of morals not hygiene.
The woman who used powder long
ago was talked about, and the one
who painted her face was ostracized.
Who Foresaw Vanity Box?
"Who could have foreseen the van
ity box of today?" he asked.
"The idea that powder clogs the
pores is an old one that persists.
"Surely it is better to have fine
powder in one's pores than dirt. Cold
creams, powders and rouges in mod
eration, of course, do more to pre
serve the skin than to injure it.
"There is only one way to close
the pores in a dangerous way. That
is to varnish the body so as to in
clude at least two-thirds of it to pre
vent the pores from carrying out
their throwing-off processes. That
brings 'toxaemia' death from poi
soning. "But it would be impossible to kill
or even seriously injure one's self by
varnishing one's face!
"It's all a question of ethics. Times
change. In hotel rooms now there is
talcum powder for men's use and
-rosewood sticks for their fingernails,
ard 25 years ago- any man caught
using either of those articles would
be slapped on- the wrist and called
a 'sissy I'
"Good skin is often a heritage
You oe .;4Th' with woiv f
dcrful comolcxions. bovs and . eirls I
both."
We asked- Dr. Stoddard what he
thought of the "great outdoors" as a
cosmetic, apropos f ' Dr. Love's
statement that the "color of the
camper's cheek is proof that no cos
metic can camouflage nature.
"I am inclined to believe that, too.
is a fallacy," he replied thoughtfully.
"In England they have terrible com
plexions contrary to popular belief.
I know, for I was over there not long
ago and observed that the prevalent
outdoor life has not proved to be
such a great cosmetic.
"In the United States the farmer's
wife has the worst complexion.
"The best skin is found on the
faces of the "glass-case' women who
live sheltered lives, mostly indoors.
"Look at our laborers here do
vou see wonderful skins on them?
Of course you don't.
"I am a firm believer in the power
of good looks and in justitiable
means to secure them. Looks give
poise. And, on the other hand, noth
ing is quite as unpleasant to a wom
an as the feeling that her hands and
face are not well cared for if she is
to meet a crowd of well-turned-out
women, for she knows her faults will
be noticed. Unattractiveness tends
to bring on melancholy and a wom
an is usually birghtest when she
looks her best.
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For Independence Day Outings
Our Apparel Sections suggest these items that may be selected on Monday,
still in time to provide the proper costuming for the holiday festivities
. Middies
For the Girls
89c each
They like them better
than anything else for
real outdoor stuff.
These are all white or
with braid trimmed col
lars in blue or red.
Sizes 6 to 14, 14 to 20
and 34 to 44.
Sport Skirts
of Silk and Wool
9.50 each
A beautiful collection
of silk skirts fashioned
of Koshanara, Striped
Baronet, Ruff-a-Muss
and Figured Canton.
Lovely models of wool
en materials are devel
oped in Eponge, Tweed,
Velour and Prunella.
These may be had in
white and colors. Regu
lar and extra sizes.
Tub Frocks . .
of Voile and Ginghara
" 5.00 each J
Cleverly styled little
street frocks in all the
season's smart colors,
fashioned of cool sum
mer fabrics. Self
trimmed or airy with
sheer organdy collars
and cuffs, vests and
sashes, there is an ex
cellent selection of
these frocks in sizes for
women and misses.
Second Floor
Women's Bathing Suits
2.95 and 4.95
There is a big assortment of pure wool Jersey
suits in all sizes up to 46 at these two prices.
Smart models, some are belted and some with
out. The color range is very complete in both
solid colors and attractive combinations. Among
them are" "
Emerald Purple Jockey Red Blue
'Gray Tan -Navy Black
OUTING.TOGS
Are Worn by the Experienced JDutcloof Woman"
You will find a big selection here in .alMrinds
of outing garments, made of khaki colored ma
terials in cotton gaberdine and khaki cloth:.
Knickers Riding Breeches Hiking Skirts
Riding Skirts Blouses Middies Hats
Norfolk Jackets
PRICED 1.25 TO 7.50
(NO
403
The Corset for Every Occa
sion. Nemo Kop Service
No. 303
It Is designed for the woman of slender to me
dium figure, who desires anatomically correct
support and control, but does not need a heavy
corset. High Grade Material, Scientific Designing,
Expert Workmanship
make this new model entirely up to the Nemo
standard of quality and service. It has a low top
with Lastikops gores in front and a medium skirt.
Let us give you a fitting and then you will un
derstand the magic in their designing.
Pretty pink coutil; sizes 22 to 30; most reason
ably priced at 3.00
Third Floor North
Tub Blouses
1.00 each
It takes a lot of them
to keep spic and span
these hot days. But a
plentiful selection in
voile, batiste or dirnitv;
is offered at this trif
ling cost Long and
short sleeves, round,
square and V necks
with all sorts of clever
collar and cuff varia
tions give variety to
these.
Fibier Silk
Sweaters 7.95
No more engaging sum
mer sport costume can
be found than a smart
silk sweater with a
white skirt and other
white costume acces
sories. There is a choice
of all the popular colors
in both plain and fancy
weaves in this group.
Among the colors are
Golf Green, Scarlet,
Beige, Orchid, Harding
Blue, Navy, Black and
White. c
White Sateen
Petticoats 95c
The double panel kind '
with hemstitched hem N
or scalloping at the bot
tom. The sort that
gives - the proper sil
houette under thin sum
mer drf sseikx Regular
and "extra ,,sLse8?-'$i
Second Tloot v :
Sport Hats
For Holiday Outings
are Priced 1.95 to 3.95
Why not match' your outing costume for the Fourth tnth'
one of these smart new sport hatst Inexpensive, clever
styles are shown in t -
Organdy Gingham Felt Ribbon .
and Combinations of Felt and Ribbon x i
The colors include white and all the lovely summertUh
tints. One of thesS jaunty little shapes will brighten up
your whole costume and costs next to nothing as hats. go(y,
Second Floor East -vMSs&S i
THINGS MEN NEED FOR THE FOURTH
Summer Shirts
A New Straw
for 1.39
Not much" use in trying to
"get by" the Fourth with
out a straw hat And no
need to try when you can
get a brand new one at
this low price. There's a
good selection for you
here In S-ply straws and
fine weaves.
Others at 2.65 and 3.65
Offer selection from fine straws with
straight edge or flexible brims in na
tural or sunburned straws.
Fourth Floor
Summer Suits
Of Mohair
Gaberdine
Tropical Weave
In mixtures, solid colors and striped
patterns. All are well made and nicely
tailored inside and out.
Light Weight Worsted
Suits 16.75
Smart looking suits of cool fabrics, In
mixtures and solid colors. Men's and
young men's styles. . .
Fourth Floor ;V:
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Men's and Young Men's
Palm Beach
Suits 10H
It's no longer a question of whether
you will buy a Palm Beach suit, but
it's how many you will need to get
through the summer comfortably.
Maybe you'd like a dark one as well
as a light color. These are made of
the genuine Palm Beach in the fol
lowing colors:
Tan, Dark Brown, Dark Blue, Green,
, Stripes and Solid Colore. Tj,t
Fourth Floor ..
That Look Cool and Are
Mercerlied Pongee Shirts Collar attached
style, In tan, white or gnj; sizes "I " K
14 to 17, each l.XO
Tan Mercerised Pongee Shirts Also some
nice striped madras cloths; In 1 AC
collar attached style; each JL.fzt)
Fine Mercerized Pongee Shirts Button
down or stub collar attached style; In tan,'
gray and white, or sport shirts " OP
in tan and white; each X.OtJ
Tan Canton Silk Shirts Cool and comfort
able; with detached collar Q Ati
to match; special O.frt)
Tan Silk Pongee Shirts Made of full 12
mommle pongee; In either stylish stub col
lar attached or button down style O QpT
collar attached; each, Ou0
Continuing our sale of Sex
ton Athletic
union Suits,
1.00
Main Floor Sooth
Palm Beach
Pants, 3.95
Extra Trousers of Palm Beach are cool and
comfortable and besides, they wash well and
wear well. These are made of genuine
?alm Beach. In light and dark colors.
Fourth Floor
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