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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1922)
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Neb., have been named as a rominittee to supervise the * \ten.fl«k)M Idireau work which ha# been approved bv a conference representing ih • pro ftiemdve party of this slate. * Tin* bureau will be maintained in {he Lyric building, Nineteenth and 'amain streets, where the conference Was held yesterday. | The conference went on record last fight as being opposed to the Tow nicy ‘[balance of power” idea; favored a fed eral old age pension and in favor of flection of the president and supreme court Judges by direct ^vote; also op posed to supreme court setting aside fciws made by congresr-; referendum ! farmed on declaration of war except hi ease of invasion; favored independ ent political action through the pro gressive party. This extension bureau woik w ill he Of state wide scope. The conference approved live Midwest Labor News of Omaha ns the official- organ of the » Daily Prayer Finally, brethren, whatsoe'er things are true, whatsoever thing* are honest, what soe'er things are just, whatsoever thing are pure, whataoe'er things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; If i there Utt any vltue and If there be any pidiw, thin!; on the*e things.—Phil. 4.S. Our Father. vt* thank Tine fur Thy Liocdfv'ss to ua during the night. Thou hast watched over ua w hilst we slept. Now we pray Thee t*} * uard and guide us through this cJhv. May 1'hy pres ence he with ns. As our day, an may our strength he. May Thy love be In our in arts and man feet in our conduct. lOnable us tu resist e\ *!. to <mime tria’, to over* conn: dililculties, and in all tilings to do Thy will. Whatsoever our hands t.nrl to do. may wo do it with our might. Keep us from becoming discour aged. May Thy joy he our strength. May wo not grow weary in well-do fig. May Thy word be a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. Keep out hearts and minds. May we think of the things which are pure and lovely and of a grod report. Supply sill our needs this day. Make all things work together for our good. We ask in the name of our Lord. Amen. DAVID MK1NNRY, D l> . Cincinnati, O. Increase in Appropriation for Street Lighting Asked Although Commissioner Hopkins will ask that the street lighting ap propriation he increased from $165,000 to ?2no,000 this year, lie stated Wed nesday that the street lighting rates will net he Increased. Many new lights are needed, he said. Browning-King Head Inspects Local Branch William H. Browning, president of B l* o w n i n g. King & Co., spent Wednesday in Omaha, looking over the local branch, one of 18 stores anil numerous factories operated by thfll company in Various parts of the country. He is enroute to Seattle to Inspect the newest of their store* A a to clothing prices Mr. Browning said, “The tendency will l,*e somewhat upward for the next six months. While it is true that the tariff on wool Is not much, it gives nn cxjruse to all the men through whose hands it passes in the process of making einth, that the increase in tho f.Dished cloth Is considerable.'* He said Browning, King & Co used Australian wool f<tr their best worsteds, because it was finer than any produced in America. Mr. Browning declared business conditions throughout the country to be sound, from observations made on his month’s trip. * Parents’ Problems How oen children be taught to look Cor and hope for the best in jieople nnd events? By the good example of their par ents. who should always maintain a bright and cheerful outlook on life— at least in the presence of their chil dren. More than half the population of France is engaged in agriculture. * Uncle Sam Says: killing Hals and Mire. The common house rat and the fa miliar mouse uro very well known In [nearly all i>urts of ihe country, but the fact that the damage they d« | yearly amounts to over *200,000,000 is little known. The bimenti of biological survey has issued a booklet on tho destruction of these rodents which will prove de cidedly useful. The booklet contains instructions for rat proofing, and sub-' All V kRTISEMK VP. I NOSE CLOGGED FROM j A COLD OR CATARRH | i Apply Cream In Nostrils To f j Open Up Air Passages. J .g.#, All! What relief; Your clogged nos trils open right up. tile air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. Mo more hawking, snuffling, mucous discharge, head ache, dryness—no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your now trils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking. It’s just splendid. • 'W"' Yes, Pretty Hair in Omaha Now Hut—-only a few months ago'only 2 women in $ had it How simple scientific discovery brought new beauty and fresh charm to thousands Only a few months ago we offered women here new hair—lustrous, beautiful, alluring —under written guarantee. Now your city is becoming known as a city of women with beautiful hair. Wher ever you look—in the shops, the theatres, the restaurants — you see it. Thousands are basking in the delight of a new-found beauty. You, too, can have it if you wish. For we make you the same offer we made them. That is, falling hair stopped in 3 weeks. New hair grown in 90 days—or money refunded. 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Go to the mir ror and You can sec it in your hair, cither in the form of dandruff or in that of an oily excretion at the hair roots. ^Germ's by the millions breed in it. Then they feed upon the hair. Soon it begins falN Yng. You note, too, how lifeless your hair appears. In a short time, all the natural lustre and beauty are gope. But—and note this scientific fact—remove the infected Sebum and the hair reverts back to the softness and brilliancy it dis played when you were a school girl. The Van Ess treatment accomplishes that result. \Ve know you will doubt it. So we guarantee it. New hair grown in 90 days. Falling hair stopped in three weeks. Your own druggist gives you our guarantee to do these things. He signs it. If we fail, your money wrill be refunded without argument. Go to any druggist sor department store today. Ask for the Van Ess-Liquid Scalp Massage. Written guarantee accompanies it. Costs Nothing Unless we grew hair. 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At oil newt stand#. | I Vaudeville—Photoplays — ,.a - —. . ___/ss\ TODAY—TOMORROW Last Two Days “20 MINUTES in CHINATOWN’' Five Other Act* and Feature Photoplays _ Have You Heard ARTHUR HAYS ^ in his greatest novelty, "The Organ With tlie Human Voice,” playing “Just a Little Blue.” I SATURDAY A VAUDEVILLE .TRIUMPH Three **at headline attractions end a photoplay you will remember for a long time, “THE BLOT:’ with CLAIRE WINDSOR DOC BARKER and CO. The Lightning Change Artist. In ‘FLASHES.” Wisher At Gilmore — Hector. I lack Hanley. — Smith A Strong. _ ^Herbert & Dar^ YORKE St KING In “Th« Old Family Tin Type.” Topic* of Day. "— Aesop’s Fables r Pa the News. The Talk of the Town. I Added Attraction--Tha Great Afterpiece “Two More Poses from the Old Family Album.” mt.s: 5c to SOc. Nights 15c to $1. ( . Mow Showing GLORIA ! SWAHSON 4 —in — '“The Impossible Mrs. Belle w ” The storv of the woman who danced j and laughed through Europe’s capital* —even shocked Monte Carlo—and al* ways with her own hesrt breaking. ALSO BEN TURPIN In “Koine tfaiie PrTcvies NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS GRAND - 16th and Binney RICHARD DIX In "FOOLS FIRST." HAMILTON - - 40th and HamiltoiV f HERBERT RAWL1NSON In "DON’T SHOOT." Amateur Vaudeville. VICTORIA - - - 24th and Fort ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN In "EVIDENCE.” Butter KeatonBin “The Goat.” __ - long ns the five c»Oi ion 1 i«ts by writ ing to the lM\i ion of 1‘ublh atious, i»* i►.11 tinent of Agrieulttue. Washing ten, I». (\. a-'king for *'F. Ii. That’s Why Yo ‘re Tired r— Out of Sorts- Hove No AppetHft Your Liver Is Sluggish CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS will helpyuit you right In a,few days. They act quickly though gently and give na ture a chance 1 to renew your . health. Cor rect the im- i , (mediate effects of constipation, relieve1 biliousness, indigestion and sick head ache. • StetaURUI FaiaUDewe SmsUPritt1 I -OMAHA S I UN tlllir' W/rtti£>TiA •’*' * "" ,0M’ Tyr.CA^>’iC->ww-yr prv-wan PRicii Jacob* A .lermon iloc.) Presrnt Flashlights <1 1923 ssr A Notable Interpreting <‘**1 uS a lloM ol Cl BCMJCC °' ttp-lo-Oo" Pretty Girl* in » fclWII6» Happening* Larde*' T'ckrii. 15c or 25c *1 l>*U» M»l.. 2:15 Sat Mai. £ W'k.: ' Shorty McAllister anil ''Rib" Shannon PHOTOPLAYS At 12, 2:30, 5. 7:30 an<t 10 P. M. EMPRESS BIC-TfME VAUDEVILLE At 1:40, 4, 6:40 and 9 P. M. THREE DAYS — STARTING TODAY *\v.i!um 1-OX preterit I : ! LIGHTS of the \: DESERT S(on) i-j? CjltdfsG-JoMnror Dirrcfnt. t-> Mini} 5ea umon f ii ii ii mi ■■■■iBinni ——— "—r~ Alice Lewis & Co. present “The 1922 Girls” Inez Hanley in “Planograms” The Halkings offer Halkings’ Comedy Silhouettes Marcus & Lee in * laughinit Matter “MARRIED” Hal Koacli Comedy “THE -FLIVVER” FOX NEWS ii 'iiiMW i i ii mii imimiM—wii STARTS SUNDAY ‘ For a Smashing Weet*. Strongheart, thi Won der Dog of ‘The Silent Call.’ # Brawn of. the North f. A jaw Murf® fc l«n<oc* Trim* ^ froauctior. Drama to Gasp At! | V terrific story of a mother's line nno^i dog's duo* ^ tinn—famine-land drama as mner slum a before. -EXTRA! Chas. Chaplin —In— “Easy Street” A New Edition De Luxe of Chaplin's Funniest Comedy. You’ll Laugh Till You're Sick. Starts Sunday N N O O w w BOOTH TARKINGTON’S 5{V Joycu Stage Succen* ^ , Qarence I Reid’s Brht photoplay Make l s Prove It. , 1 K \ i’) 11j \ efu-ture* I N’KIUCASK Vflfc II NoT-KK l'AMB 1 I I'eotliall (tame ! I,vrnan Ifowe'* I Ncvest Novelty I I1Q[X;K POhGfc 1 CHOP SUEY DEVORE* rrpTrri Lxast Tim« f f ^ | I omorrow “WHITE HANDS” IT1 “Foolish Wives” DEE WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS, i SUNDAYZ STRAND % One of the Most Entrancing Love Stories Ever Written. As Colorful as tb* Rubaiyat. LON CHANEY Noah Reefy-—Ralph Lewis DEWITT JENNINGS Jack Mulhall—fcdith Roberts —in— "FLESH AND BLOOD” Comedy—Pethe New* ■ i I_ Mahogany or Walnut Priscilla Sewing Cabinets $6.75 Bridge Lamps \ Complets with (fcO'/f 7K | Silk Shades Mahogany Smoking a Stands $2.75, $1.50 to $20 Mahogany Nut Bowls, com plete with heavy nickeled : $1.00 FREE! FREE! Thurs., Dec. 28, 8 P. M, We Give Away FREE An eight-piece walnut Dining Boom Suite and 45 other use- J ful household articles. Come j in and register. No purchase required. , DOLLS | — UJ > $1.25 Dolls ..55<* i $1.50 Dolls .£ $ 1.7ft-Dolls.4.-95^ > *4.50 Dolls.S2.45 * Aluminum Roasters { ! Largest size Roasters #8.75 j Large Clothes Hampers 81.25 Bath Room Hampers $1.25 I Galvanized Pails.tiiC Wash Board, heavy, concave, brass finis boards...55^ Galvanized Tibs, medium size, not the snnM kind.. .«5r Clothes Basket, heavy, flat BPlint .950 Golden Oak Footstools 79o Ironing Boards, tle rigid kind that won’t wobbc..g$l 85 Copper Bottom \#,sh Boilers at .82.59 : The Value-Giving Store Howard, bet. 15th aid 16th Sti. j