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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA, OCTOBER 15, 1922.
Federal Trade
Commission Ends
, Grain Hearing
Member! Will Consider Re.
filial of Armour to Film
hh Records in Final
Report.
Chicago, Oct. U.-The Federal
Trade commission conducting hear
ing! here punuant to a senate reso
lution requesting1 Information a to
whether recent high wheat prices
were occasioned by manipulations or
were tha rrsult of unhampered oner
etlnn of natural causes, completed It
liivritlgatlnn here and tha member
left for Washington.
Members auld that upon their re
turn to Washington they would go
over the evidence obtained at tienrlni'
In Washington, New York and Chi'
rogo, and then prepare a report to
he submitted to tha aenata without
conducting any further heurlnga.
Tliey will alao consider the point
blank refusal of J. Ogrien Armour to
furnish the commission with records
of )ils purchases and sole of grain
or the futures transactions of the Ar
mour drain company from July, 1920,
to last May. When Mr. Armour ap-
peared before tha commission Wednea
dny ha refused to give tha informa'
tlon until he had consulted his at tor
tiey and today ha told tha commis
sion that on advice of counsel he
would not revenl his transactions.
James W. McCulloh, the lust wit
was, testified regarding his opinion
of tha "(iueer.e" of last May, he hav
Ing been chairman of a committee
appointed by tha Chicago Board of
Trade to investigate the May wheat
Kiluation. lie said that wheat fu
turee were being bought by eastern
stock brokers at the time and he do
duced that the tip to buy came from
Washington, since he said stock bro
l.ors ara ant usually speculators In
the pit. Contrary to expectations, be
laid, the price of wheat did not go up
und the brokers lost.
Frank Crosby, Minneapolis miller,
said that future trading benefited tbs
iiilllnr because It enabled him to take
wheat from the market when needed
How to Keep Well-
Br OR. W. A. EVANS
QuMtiaa cMcaralag arslms, alt,
lea end eravsatloa SiasaM, ink.
mitu4 tm Dr. Evens r readar at
Iba Bee, tU ke aa.vsrse Mr mm Up
eubjest la pnpm iisiitatloa, t)m a
slpea. aMs envelope it in
(luna. Or. Evens will aal sialw
ainsneele er areMrlb Ur neilsual
'". Aaareee letter la (ere el
The Be.
Cepyrifhti ltl
Union Outfitting Co.
Sixteenth
and Jackson
Streets
Union Outfitting Co.
Out of tha
High Rent
District
Union Outfitting Co.
Gunmen Loot Chicago
Liquor Warehouse
Chicago, Oct. 14. Four gunmen
With a roustabout crew of 20, armed
and equipped for any emergency, over
powered the guards at the Grommes
and Ullrich liquor warehouso yester
day and looted tho four-story building
of choice liquors. They made away
with three truck loads, chiefly case
goods of the best quality, according to
a hasty check-up by the government
official.
The robbers worked with the utmost
precision and the raid had evidently
been carefully worked out In advance.
Once Inside and the guards bound
or beaten unconscious, they locked
the doors and went about the work
systematically. Their motor truck
drew up to the reap doors on signal
and the stolen booze was quickly
wheeled out and loaded.
(reu. Wood to Appoint
Coalition Cabinet in P. I.
Manila, Oct. 14. (By A. P.) Gov
ernor General Wood unnounced to
day that at the convening of the
Philippine legislature Monday, he
would appoint a coalition cabinet,
choosing men frqm the col!ectivistim
nac'onai.'sta and democrats, partites.
" Manuel Quezon, president of the sen
ute and head ot the collectivistas. In
a sts that all members of the cabinet
nhould be selected from that party,
since It has a plurality In both houses
of the legislature and will awume re
sponsibility for the legislation.
Collnctivistne assert that the cabi
net appointments v.H not bo con
firmed unless those named belong to
the collectlviuta party.
1 The cabinet Is composed of the sec
retaries of justice, agriculture, tho In
terior, f.nnnee and commerce. The
sTtmtij must confirm appointments.
Los Angles Police
Drop Dernier Cafe
- t.i. Angvle. i .. 14. Ixm Angeles
authorities have dropped out of the
lnvtif;tition Into the death if Guy M.
Iiiilcr, clutmmsi of VhouuiX, Ariz.:
r.'hicicio, !ml l.rn Anvnle. whose tuJ,p works out or is removed in a
boilv una fourd In an Irrigation rannl j ;.rge riroHrtinn of the cnes. To pre
vent gum bolls, have tne teem ami
gums put in order. Clean each tooth
eac h day. s
TUB I'NKNOWM lit MAS RACK
TIIIKII Ki'fcdMKN.
Mrs. li. M. H. writes: "I want to
call your attention to another anions
speclinisa of the genus homo, whom
1 have observed for years and always
wun Mwiuierment.
"He was an only son of weatthy
old stock, tendorly reared by his wid
owed mother who, from all I can
gather, was a woman of rare strength
of character, and possessed culture
and retlnement to an unusual ucurt-e.
"Well developed physically, he took
(treat Interest In athletics, lie loved
literature, and, at an early rnift his
mother nsid Bcott, ' Pickens and
Hhukespear to him. However, lie
never niad any headway In mathe
matics. Upon entering college, this
boy's piiKnaclous nature asserted It
self. Many were the battles he
fought even one with a professor
which caused his expulsion.
Then for several years be amused
Lhlmself at hmne dancing, Ashing,
hunting. At the age of 24 he was
married, and, not long after that, his
mother died. As soon aa he assumed
control of his plantation, his fortune
began to dwindle, and he kept tnort'
gaging the place every now find th
He would have to sell land to pay
the mortgages.
"His family was steadily Increas
ng. He worked a little, but never
any actual labor, and never when It
Interfered In the least with any of his
pleasurable pursuits. He never ob
jected to working for hours on fish'
Ing lines or nets, or cleaning his
nuns, etc.
Then the time comes when he has
not enough to eat; when his family
has to do without bare . necessities.
Does he wake up? Does he go to
workT He does not:
"He says occasionally that he wants
a Job, but that is as far as It goes,
Now he lives In a one-room shack
and rooks the little he finds to eat
himself on an open fire.
'His wife Is out somewhere earn
Ing her own living, and the children
are scattered about among such rein'
lives as could be Induced to take
them.
If someone should tell him he was
responsible for his bad luck, he would
be astonished. He thinks that he has
always done the best he possibly could
for his family, and la very much hurt
at any slKns of ingratitude on their
part. I have iteen him weep wnen
one of his children was 111.
"The sicht of suffering In either
human or animal arouses in him deep
emotion. He would not needlessly set
foot upon a worm, and yet he will
not work that his children may eat,"
REPLY,
This la a good description of a
drone In a beehive. The sole function
of the male In such specimens Is to
beget young, and for this he Is sup
ported In Idleness and incapacity, in
;ertn n Insect King arones, ine main,
havtns served his purpose, Is killed
bv the moro competent female.
In the case or tne numan nive, sticn
disposal of the drone- Is not permls
aible.
In Insect phases of life, the phe.
nomena noted by Mrs. "B." attracts
no attention. They recognize the only
canacitv of which the Individual is ca
pable is for the generation of the
young, and even wnen iney no noi
kill him they give him no other re-
snnnslhllitles.
In earlier human society nothing is
done. The situation is allowed to
drift without study, explanation or
remedy.
The next stacre is a children's court.
In which the incompetent is ordered
to provide for his family and, falling
this. Is punluhed.
The next stage la a social study of
the individual, a part of which is a
mental test.
The conclusion is that he Is socially
diseased, though sound wnen meas
ured by ordinary physical and mental
standards.
Now they are trying to find the
ductless gland which, being abnormal,
causes the men to be abnormal In his
conduct to atavistlcally become a
drone in a beehive. How far they will
succeed. I do not know.
I must apologize to you. Mrs. B.
for the necessity of abbreviating your
terse, clear description and express to
you my regret that I must be so little
informing.
Cause of Gum Boils.
C. K. writes: "What is the cause,
cure and prevention of a swollen Jaw
supposedly comlnK from a gum boll
or an abscess of the tooth?"
It Is due to Infection with pus bac
teria. The lacterla tnrect me oeeper
part of the gum. the end or tne tootn
rent and the Minuses neorby.
There Is practically no danser of
death, but some none d.es anil even
eaBSSSBBsessesis
Free Tickets
to Our Dance at Roteland Mon
day May Be Obtained at Store
Ydrar Credit b Good
THE EASY-TO-PAY PLAN of the Union Outfitting Co., which is at
the disposal of every home-maker in the city,' enables the fondest
desires for better furniture to be realized without paying spot cash
for the full amount of any purchase- Just a few dollars we mean ex
actly this is all that is necessary to have America's finest furniture in
your home. Come in and let us explain the advantages of our convenient
payment plan.
Many Articles May Be Purchased for as
Little as 50c a Week
it iff Wmw
nwir the Arizona, rap.tal N ploniber 13,
"We do not understand tho action
of the Phoenix nlBcers In asking lis
to wnteh n certain man and then
warning us not to arrest him." said
Sheriff W. 1. Traeaer of Los Angeles
muutv. "In view of that action we
are taking no further steps In the
case.
"Put we shall be more than gin J
to cooperate with the ArUsona authori
ties In any definite scheme."
Mayor of Ia Atier!
Kuilitctl Iv llalian King
I.J s Angeles, . II .-Mayor George
IV fryer of .cs AnW- has !
snUihted r-y the king 'f Pl--
t!.-UM vt hi "f r and considerate
treatment ft lh l'Ua population of
t Aile, he bs Wi made
ftit-M of the Order vl the Cmwa.
The fornul pieeentat.oa f the dv
iat.cn was made, at a banquet attend
t y the Ital-asj mnsul general,
vice evnaul anJ a auntr of prU
n.l lulan America.
Drny Poulirv Kl lncrfae.
4. o. tst 1 AttesajU
ebuU la lcre t-itee
aa4 aal fvuWrj from Ts te
SjdrtltMMt lle were JWrv4 t'u
ky the nirute evmmere fmml
slue) t to UK.;it;nt aM schedule
laeorpu') t"rs W
4ii aave geae law ef
vwr II, .e r.lt e -
salt le we wM
af4 BHMnaJ It 9 -
M 4 muIimM l M w f"l
tsrt t re
t.lve (Ireant Mlllt Now.
P. P. writee: "Will you kindly tell
me what I could feed my baby at the
table? He Is month old. Would It
hurl hinrto give him a drink of warm
row's milk niKbt and morning?"
KEVLY.
Have your baby stick to breast milk
snd fruit or tomato Juice until the hot
weather has passed. Then start wtta
cereal.
If ou must give him row's milk
once a !ay. dilute It with boiled water,
1 milk, two parts; water, one part.
Hut b certain thut rows ara no
tuberculous.
Frmfr Wattliman at Miii
Conit lrtI of DoiiMp MurJfr
Trin .tn.l. iA , CV I, 14 Jne MOonl
il. fontwr watchmna al the Jewel
mine. a utd guilty of murder In
the first eVre by 4 Jurt la d strict
routt here today. f-r si4lng IJU
Ontere ai4 Wilbur N. rrtu.a. stii
dents f the (Yluradtt aVnt f Mine.
tt a !diitg buuae here Jus I, The
i,I,ci. w hu a we rnirnl the
Rrsl tMlU4. ievaaeMtn the toila
Hi Coetets was the eWtiahter
a Int-al fciafdtM kuee arr sod
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Delivers Any Suite
B Pictured Below
On Large Purchases You Have a Year and a Half to Pay
The above statement provea conclusively that tho Union Outfitting Company's
Credit Plan is the most liberal anyone could wish for. For instance 50c a week
never forces one to skimp and pinch in order to meet a payment. And in time
of sickness or loss of employment, we do not expect any payments. Could any
thing be fairer?
Delivers Any Article
Furniture up to $50
10
CASH delivers this handsomo Queen Anne Din
injr Room suite in trenuine walnut veneer
comprising an oblong Table that
extends to six fect and FOUR $C(50
fining Chairs upholstered in genu
ine leather for
59!
CASH delivers this attractive LIvlnir Room Suite
of three pieces luxuriously overstuffed in a good
p-ado of velour ' wltn wide
arms, spring seat end back
and mahogany finished frames,
the milts only . . .
129
50
$!0
CASH delivers this beautiful Eedroom Suite of
three pieces in genuine walnut veneer, consist
ing of a full sizo bow-foot Bed,
a largo Dresser and Dressing $0750
xaoie wun frencn plate mirrors,
for
$97;
$'
CASH drivers this striking Living Room
Suite deeply overstuffed in a rich looking, blue
velour with full web
bing construction, Marshall spring
seats and full spring arms, for
only
195
CAM! skltt n litis M-tif" I'iimig Suite In
genuine walnut vrnrtr tchina tinsel not In-
ilj !ej, imiriirj ;t imh
Table that extend l sis fel, a
M inch Itjff.t. and KOl'K lining
I hairs, vpi.uUlt r. jit .-a'.hrr. . ,
'90
50
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I K-'ki ' la svl i Nt avUtf4 In Mail
II If .It kfxae UU t fail fcu N4. $r?00
Savirag 2 W
On Fuel Bills Is the Reputation of the
H
n isyw m s i i s-
7 unite?
toward
For over a quarter of a century How
ard Heaters have given satisfaction in
thousands of Omaha homes.
NTo need to wonxabout the coal short
nge or the hiprh price of fuel with a
"Howard." It burns anything com
bustible and burns less of it than any
heater we have ever seen, due to its
overdraft construction, wnicn con
sumes the fuel gassos ordinarily
lost up a chimney in smoke.
We are showing a wide range
of models ranging in price from
Laundry Stoves, two - hole
size, for laundry work, cook
ing or heating tje AfZ
a room, for. . . . PJstiJ
Good Oak Healers Handsome Range with rein-
" fnvna1 t n (if 11 f 1 ATI !u frffl
05 LOTS) aS firpnnt and ovon. A
$9.75
firepot and oven, $A QE
good baker, for...
Oar New Fall
gs
Are Low Priced
4.93-OCt 11
5n)les Tspetlry BruU
Rut in S 3x10-1) siirs are only
$21.50
Leaf Varia AtmlatUr Ru
In bsUful U' (n are uw
$34.50
Ati'Miise AssslatUs Rat watt
(hJ nap In 9t art
$38.75
The Joy ofmitsic
Is Pest Kxpressod on a
With a "Paths" I'tioncH-rsi h in your hnms, yoo
have constant tnt tUtnrr for ind or .vcmiii,
witit opv ft nmhJ la suit vry m-robr of
'.htf f tniily,
1 rUy Any Mke of Record
an.j tht-r are Nil lvJ'r to change. You will
maivvl ! the rlrarn of the tun and the
est-r tior.al vsluot offvrvd, dae la the rduc4
bfwv au'hotufd by ire mkia.
$35 to $250
WW
$1
CASH delivers this
handsome Davenport
Table in rich mahog
any finish with 48
inch long $1 P9S
top for only, . 0
$1
CASH delivers thit ,
useful Duofold in solid
oak, upholstered in
imitation Spanish
leather, for lOQSO
Monday at, , . OSJ
$1
CASH delivers this
large Dresser in gen
uine walnut veneer
French plate mirror
and roomy $0050
drtwers 0t
aw ply III'
$1
CASH delivers this
stately Chifforobs in
walnut finish witfe
large wardrobe, fiv
drawers and hat com
partment, $0760
for s
Our Exchange
Department
Will take in your old furni
ture on any new furniture you
sciecw
$1
$1
CASH delivers this
60-in. walnut finish
Buffet with large
li n e n compartment,
silver draw- $0750
CASH delivers thi
solid oak Kitchen Cab
inet with porcelain
working top, large
flour bin and com
partments, $0150
special at. . . . 3T
$1
V'
CASH delivers this Ted Outfit comprising a full
sixe Steel IScd in VernU Martin finiiih with two-
inch continuous posts and one-
Inch fillers and a .Simmons, link $1095
12s
Ell JSiU
$i
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