The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, October 26, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

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    fHE OMAHA liliE: TIURSIUY. OCTORKR -0.
Doctor Accused
of Faking Names
on Dope Orders
Mainr
of Prominent (mm
Vtlio Never Jaw
Oruj;, I '4tl on lrp ric
tiorm, Police Say.
N..m'e ' f prominent minimus win
'It'll I run kilotr the iiH"-iiIIi'' of
morphine hi" ro'iilna m tiaid by
Ur. Ocm A. Annua oil fiika dupu
prescriptions, pollen will teat.fy lu
day. wIh-h Ir. Amt'ia, Indicted on ' V
iral count for lllecril sil of dr'u:,
Koee mi trial In federal mint.
Will M.. Murray, mnvictrii Tucsd.iy
nit h d" chniKe, drew the heaviest
. I - n i Impend by Jii'lifn Wood
roiiKh this term, f''ir yen is In th
Li iiu nwortli piiaruj, Jurm-a O'Se
an sentenced l mi 'r and lin Ii
uid t.iilil- t'i M 'lays In Hi rminly
j.id. 1'i.ini-iM Miller ami 1)11 Jml
will be sentenced Monday.
At K:tnt four nn'! miiii-Uina six
coiivli tlons In ! f I'lima has been
the r r il every div since the present
court s-Won ti K" 'i - A bllcr of cone
lneitd;ilion t" IIim fulled hf.-ile dis
trict ii form J'' hi f U o for Hi dlsiiiilill
In wlili h tin' mw-a wcr cleared was
tcci-lved mi'iil.iy from Joseph M.
'Imnaky of fti In ilf Ij )ill, inn-coin) in
du cement officer for Una dint Hi t.
A Millar biter, in from A'tor-
I rV fil-lltTIll I I4 UK 1) I a office mm'
wending tli" i'oii v li't Ion nnd prison
sentences nf nix limit Ii fKi ta tried In
T.lncoln lint week, iim of tin-in,
Trunk d Vllln, was tin Amnliiin.
"Shucks ! ! What About My. Record ?
.Wliracka Humane Society
Vt ill Give Animal Dinner
Tin' annual dinner nnd meeting of
im Nebraska Humane society will
bo held Kilday evening, November I,
At fi 3't, nt Mm Kirs', rrcsbytcrlnn
church. All members nnd thi-lr friends
ore Invited. Dinner rlc will liu It
pint. Acceptances should he sent to
tlii) Humane My office, folic head
quarters btinlMllig.
Ir. Kdwln Hurt .link will snenk.
Iti iiorla of tlm yi-iir'a work will be
given ly the various officer.
; -M
;Ml.lLliiQIlMllllWlllillllll'll I 7
) tMI VAkUt CIVINO STORK
'v.iii3tii.f
Floor
Lamps
To belli-, acquaint you with our
lama drparitnnnt w ara affurlna for
Tliuradny and Friday two wondr
ful valua giving Itamt,
MuhoKany finished floor
lamps. Complete with
lartfe silk l1 J
slmd-s iPlDaO
A heavier standard and
hinge nize silk shade.
Complete. fii Q 7C
Trice VP 1 17a U
Other
Value Giving Items
For
Thursday and Friday
50c 36-inch Cretonne. .27l
$2.00 Plain Scrim Curtain,
white, cream or ecru, per
pair 0S
$1.00 -36-inch Madras in
brown, blue, rose or mul
berry ,. Hot'
$3.50 Filet Net Lace Curtains.
Plain centers and allover
effects. Some overstitched
edges and some with lace
edges. Per pair. . .91.98
S3. 00 Marquisette, hemstitch
ed hems trimmed with luce.
Per pair $1.50
4. 50 32x45 Crib Comfort,
at SI. 50
$8.50 42x58 Crib Comforts,
at 82.00
These Crib Blankets are fine,
fluffy, pure white carded
cotton and tied with silk
ribbon. Colors pink or light
blue.
FREE! FREE!
Tvaadav. Oct. Slat, at P. M,
Wa Will Ulva Away
FREE
Aa Eitat nia Makataav
Dining Room Suite
aiwi 4J Otaar Vaatul
HwiwaoM ArlKlaa
Cam la aad A .a Akaat It.
Na raft Required.
It Pia m4 Bawaa'a Ada
Haaaid St. lik a4 lia
Animal Shelter
to lie Dedicated
Ciiiiuiloiw til' iVrw ft umuiie
Sot it'ly Uiiiltlitifi lo Mc
lii id Nocinlcr I.
Industrial Contest
Evincing Interest
Tim -oi ni'i'Mloiu- ot tlm Ni'IiihhKii,
llumiinti aorlvly hIk Ri r, u. In nuC
e of construction t Twcnty-Hrat
and Iiird utiT.-lx, -will ln laid iitniil
circrnoiiU-H at 3 tlm nffrrnonn of No
vemlicr J.
Hixty flvo tli'iunutid dollaiK i the
I pioliiilili- cunt of tlm m riii'tinc, which
will b the finmt KhclUr west of l'hlt
adclplila and Honinn.
Mayor Dulilmuti will accept the
building for thfi public. 3. H. Bever
Idge, mipci-iiili-iiilpnt of achoola, will
l mauler of irrcmonlid. Tho com
plcte prOKram followH!
Muni.-. Ci nirRl Hlnh Hi-bool band.
liuKla, "AtLuiitlon," lluy Unmta.
Tnvoi-iiiton. Jir. I-Mwin Hurt JankR.
Hmarkii, J, If, llovi-rdlse, nuiierlnland
Ollt of M.-llfrita.
"fiuntnnta of Boi." H. 8. Mann.
I.nhiK of corn';rltii hy nianter of cera-
mnnli-ff
"liiillcllnir for Humanitarian Purponaa
for tlm i lly of OnuthH." K. f. Martin,
pr."lil-tit of hninnnn H'irlflty.
"Ai i-uotn iir of liulliiliig- for Public Pur
pOKffw,' Mayor liahlman.
Knr arhool boya ami ali'la, '-hool boya.
for tha Hoy Hoouu of Amvrlca, Hoy
Bi-ouH.
For tha Caniti Flra stria. Camp Flra
firm.
)iu!, "Tiipn,'' Hoy Hrouta.
Mualr, "Aniarlca." bamt.
Honor Mra. Kountze.
Out of respect for Mrs. fharlcs T.
Kountze, and to kIiow niijneclatlon of
her work In tlm city, the Chamber of
Cotnmfirte adjourned ltn meetiiiB yes
terday at ii'ion.
Snlfllea and muffles oo eutiide of
noatrilt apply
BADME BENGUfi
lANAlOtSlftVt
Then Kiurete Vi la. la boiling water
inhale tteam. Keep a tube handy
Tkua. Ueiui at Co N Vn Aau. Aiinta
WML gm
liK-i-vuNing Intcrcat In bciiif,' evinced
In the "Miikli-n Omaha" canipulgn by
Omaha merchants, according to Will
lam A. I'.llls, asaistont comnilnaloner
of tho C'hunilier of Commerce. He
quests have been made for 200,000
voting coupons.
J-ltich purchuao of an C)maha-male
nrt.clo entitles the customer to one
vote for any young woman between
the BeS of 18 ami 25, the winner to
lie the reigning riueen of the Alanu
facturera' atwoclittlon for one year.
I'rizea for the persona turning In
the Kt'eatest number of coupons have
been donated by tho business men of
Omaha. Th-y ransre from beds to
bonbons.
Tho Industrial committee of the
Chnmber of Commerce Is planning
visits to the leading manufacturers
of tho city, It was announced yester
day. Three lurce rubber tire fac
tories will be Hated for the first visit,
next Tuesday. These are the Hpiunuo,
tho Nebraska and the Overland Tire
companies, which employ a total of
over D00 men and pay out annual sal
aries of r,00,000.
Actor Cancels Act.
Crane Wilbur, headliner at the Or
phourn, canceled his act for the re
mainder ot the week and left for the
east, where he and his wlfo were call
ed by tho Illness of Mrs. Wllbur'e
father. No act has yet been obtained
to take the place of the "Wilbur act.
Oregon Ri'atlv It)
1k to Baf Willi
I.W'.W.MimiiIhts
Governor Oleott JuslrurU Na
tional (rtmril to lie Heady
for Service in Caac
of IMemnily.
I'ortimtd, t.t Oct. 25. UuVi nor
lien OKoii. In a statement today, suld
the atute was ready lo "go to luit"
with the I. W, W In cua there wus
an liivualoii, and that there was "no
room In the elate for them," He Indi
cated he bad Instructed the adjutant
jfctiaral In t-nmiiiund of the National
K'lard tu see that the guard Is ready
for services In wtae of nweaalfy.
It. A. fl i ecu, rvpreaeiitlnti the I.
W. V In a letter to Aluyor fleornu
W, Tinkir, reiterated n promise that
no Influx of 1. W. V. would lie allow
"d by (be en sanluitlun Itself If the
cliy would suspend Its drive and al
low tha members "to peacefully pick
et," the same as other workers on
atrlke, to peacefully occupy their hnll
and no about their oilier leRltlmste
biiHlnr-ss as long us they do It In an
orderly, lawful manner." (
A letter from the I. W. W. strike
committee chaliruan, stmt to nil lo
cnU and can 1 1 is within 2"4 miles ra
dius of Portland, contains tho follow
ll.tf slatemeiit:
"I want you, therefore, to please
make sure that no more fellow work
ers leave from your place for Port
land unless railed for. lii our best
AC
1075
for
Fords
Why you should use
AC 1075'i in your Ford
Its spring terminal clip for
Instant detachment permits
testing ol ignition while
engine Is running. The
ca-oon priof porcelain
with in high temperature
fins burns off soot md oil.
Electrode forms natural
drain so that no oil tan
lodRB in gap. Most engine
trouble comes from incor
rectly designed or worn
out plugs. Put a set of AC
l75's in your Ford and
note the easier starting
and smoother performance
of your engine.
AC Spark Plug Co.
FLINT, Michigan
also tu atop any (rum farther pom's
from coming here,
"After the arrvais of Thuia.Uy, tha
few branches uppealcd to furniahed
more than enough volunteers la re-pU'-e
the arrested pickets and It looks
to me more like sendlnK some sway
th'in like needlne- mure."
(Ireen declared Hint suits Would b
brouiiht nimlnat th cliy on bih.ilf
of I'oitland realdt-nta nho had be. n
thrown In Jail during the drive. Jury
trials will he demanded In any fur
ther rusts, tie aild
Police lute today peimtltn.1 the 1.
V. W. to re pan their hull. Officers
told members they hud been Instruct
ed to prevent cunnreKafltig nil the
aldeWltlkn. Prior to tile new re(fillft
lion, the pulli-e bad been ttrreth,if
men found In the hull.
T. h iiini-l'hi eniiu cuiititv irpub '
lichna la-t at P.diry and perfected
a a'liiimy orsanlntlon. iil U I'pte- i
a rove la ihairnidii and A. J Jornen
sou, aocifiary. A iftau and oman
will la named aa iniiiinltteemen and
Muniari fi-oln em II precinct.
It ;rrTTXm S
&ej m.
r ULBRANSEN
Vl PLAYER PIANO
WationallyWaul
tiraruieu in mc taa
t;
Cheyenne County C. 0. 1.
Comiiletes Orcaiiizatioii
Sidney, Neh,, Oct, i5. iHpeclal I
Safe
Milk
For Infant;
Invalid
Childrtn
The Original Food Drink for All Ases.
Quirk Lunrhat Home Omre ftPountstns.
RtchMilk, Malted Oroln Extract is Pow
der si Tablet for ins Mournhle-Hn'oilBi.
aWAvotiJ Imitations and Substitute
IB
V.lvif M.ng Ciprv Hu,f
$700 600 '495
The Art and Music Sort?
1513-15 Douglas Street
SLEEPS COMFORT
Only th well ilerp In cotnfort.
If yt?u ar nervoua, irritable,
worn put, cant aWp, Ka trust
unfitted Mine whefl you get up
in the morning,
vent are en tNe
kwrwr4 fathj
AS tWe) irKln-ete
om feni4
weaVneti. The
ikUwryg aUal tied.
dr urvloubtrUly ne4 help te
threw itt the poing which ar
rauiti(t your trouMe.
Uithrut- a 0l.t MtsUl hrlem
eil (tha original
ad genuine) la
w ht TU rverd.
Impotte4 Jtrevt
Ircen Itoltani. l
LATH HOP'S
MA AH IIM Oil. V
IS tawtk M4M t 4 M4l M Ik
Ailiwa.Lwta a. ifc.t w guarnteel
Help You
Run the Ball
bring home the bacon, collar the blue vae,
carry the measage to Garcia etc.
LITTLE Raisins, full of energy and
j irorij will put the pep into you that
makes winning plays. Use vim like it
in your business, too.
One hundred and forty-five calorlei
of energizing nutriment In every little
five-cent red box that you sec.
Comci from fruit sugar in prac
ically predigestcd form levulose, the
scientists call it so it goes to work
almost immediately. Rich in food-iron
also.
Try these little raisins when you're
hungry, lazy, tired or faint. See how
they pick you up and let you on
ouf toes
Little Sun-Maids
"Between-Meal" Raisins
5c Everywhere
Had Your
Iron Today?
ui ...r it ai. fiim nwr tw i -
I im (77EYllH.i1, 1 1 51 "w y!t'y;tn F- W
w r"erjvrA vnv?4ireisir- j awsx.h
UJhat education
and common sense areu
kU . 7
THOUSANDS of people are learning that they cannot drink
coffee or tea at supper time and get a good night's sleep.
Experience has taught these men and women to recognize
that the caffeine in both coffee and tea is often responsible for a
wakeful, restless night, and a nervous "next day."
If you have reason to believe that coffee or tea is causing
your headaches, insomnia or nervousness, why not drink rich,
refreshing Postum instead.
Postum is the delicious golden-brown cereal beverage that
many former coffee-drinkers prefer for its satisfying flavor alone.
Ask your grocer today for Postum and begin serving this
delicious beverage at meal time3 and see how well vou like it.
Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared in
stantly in tho cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in
packages, for those who prefer to make the drink while the meal is being
prepared) road's by boiling fully twenty minutes.
There's a Reason" for PpStlllll
Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan
VvJUfflSifV
4 9aw L "Yj
Mr. Sellerdei
me iniroduce
says the Omaha
Bee "Want" Ad
7-
iskferJieOmah
department
You can't write letters to all the
people of Omaha who would be inter
ested in buying the things you want
to sell or supplying you with the ones
you need. You don't know their names
and addresses.
There are hundreds of people who
would be anxious to buy the scores of
things you may no longer need and
n ant to .sell that car, that refrigerator,
that furniture in the attic but
You know here are plenty' of people
who would jump at tha opportunity of
renting your house, of coming to work
for you, of buying something you are
v tiling tu let go at a bargain but
You don't know who truw are!
l ht'ie's jtLst one way for you to find
out that is to let your little ad in the
"Want" Ad wction of The Omaha I See
find tfco.-e people f-r juu. Hundreds of
lururs and fo'U is are irci t; through
Omaha IVe "Want" Ada all the time.
fall AT laalit IQIWt ai tl ee lairwUuliae, U tie
.a. a,. .K.i . at -a .a
p Oraalia Morning Dep.
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