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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1923)
Strikers Hold Port Vera Cruz, Aug. 23.—Vera Cruz la virtually under the control of a com mittee of strikers which has taken over direction of the police. Order Is being maintained. The envoy sent bv President Obre gon, has returned to Mexico City with striker delegates empowered to nego tiate a settlement. The wives of the members of the syndicate of "tenants who pay no rent," marched to the city markets yesterday and compelled domestic ser. vants buying food to go to the head quarters of the strikers, sign the syn dicalist membership list and imme diately declare a 10-day strike. No trains are running and no pub lic utilities are in operation. Edison Denies Illness Ishpemlng, Mich.. Aug. 23.—Thomas Edison today denied reports that he was seriously ill, but said he was enjoying his outing in upper Michi gan with Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. He sprained a finger on his right hand in adjusting the wind shield of the party’s car. which kept him from shaking hards wdth the throngs who met the party on ar rival, but since then has autographed 300 newspapers for admirers, which. he says, proves that the linger is well again. Cords from window shades can be purchased very cheaply, and If every shade Is supplied with cords they will never be rolled up crooked. THE NEBBS_ that’s different.* _____„_ . - ■■ — ■ - '* " ' -- r — i■ Directed for The Omaha Bee by Sol Hess _ - ■■ —■» Mnvust bo too tavnk. q.udv . those ( Bobbeels took mv opeqa cloak too 1_MV MANAMA GAME TvW To ME - l t'UL BET l NEMEP. GET ArtO-tviEQ ONE _/ ' 1 TUKT'S TOO "BAD ! MUST RAVE SEEM! stvusu BURGLARS -TUEV GOT MV DRESS SU'T Too - ‘E l k.MEW WHERE THEV Un/ED l WOULD <£1^ them a couple OE tickets tor 'twe Theater j V -----— f tvEttV Time SHE'WORE THAT THING \ TO A PARTV OR SHOW t HAD \ T-. 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THETA' WHACT"b THE OF CO\t-V? qOTTT JERRY ON THE JOB— Honest John, Alias Square Deal Givney _Drawn for The^Omaha Bee by Hoban - -\ 1 mu»t if Qtrnvs N Dooaw oaww oe C»w Cqaiv» *llt OANf LONG 1 l-. -ruimtin c* /Monev [~TUe AAOCn'WG *lb f LATTE 4t M\®*T l I 1 KEEP \N\StokS J 1 MAO A jt I /wuuon <_= ^TBucks^/ =e fOMO^eAcrw is1 ) r-\ \ auu C-iskt nsr ( / S/cm rut. <3mheu . ■ hONEStlv ACQu\ttEo) 'TUEOE /4ivj~t MCTTUitf L' >M AAt AINU AMS' \NlSU\KJ' Foft /A LOT V O* MOlEVa \ \E -rune ^—r^Z'Z? rW5U *Taw:S CcC- iMSTAHCt.1 moo Aae v^auums op a I Sittorr - AM Srosrr * 4^0 ) All. op A SbOOEKi Moo / Stoop Dowto Amo Pica. / } 00 *1,000,000» S I Vmo MOO GwC IT BaQc j 1 -To TUT Gert-TTKAT ^ V^YlOft IT*? J an mt i. rtAryjt** tcwV'^t 1w< I - ■A I* Shut Mud Deluge From Home, Says Omaha Plumber B. Grunwald Declares That if Water Not Shut Off Prop erty Damage to Plumb ing Will Result. "Shut the muddy deluge from your house—• "Drain all water from the plumb ing and heating systems and do not turn the water 1 again until It his again become usable— “And thereby save gigantic plumb ing bills this winter." That Is warning of Omaha plumb ers, who already are flooded with calls as result of the two-day Influx nf the Missouri river Into Omaha bathroom and kitchen plumbing. V. Grunwald, prominent Omaha plumber, last night declared that un less the present supply of city water is shut off at the entrance to resi dences and places of business It will settle in heating system pipes and receptacles and when heat Is applied will cake and the entire system will he crippled If not destroyed. “Many places of business and resi dences are taking no chances," said Grunwuld, ‘‘blit are shutting off the supply from tho street. Twenty per cent of our calls yesterday were for the purpose of shutting off the sup* ply. If that Is done promptly and no heat Is used under boilers until the system has been flushed by clari fied water, promised within a few days by Utilities District officials, a great loss may be averted.” C. L, Rodstrum, plumber of North Omaha, warned against using gis heaters during the present mud de luge. "Heat applied tinder water boilers will dot only cake the mud and stop the vents, but will also cause the boilers to explode, causing greater damage,” he said. Until late into the night the volun teers who responded to the call of The Omaha Ree, carried the precious liquid to those who needed it and were without means of getting It to their homes. More than one faintly called back and thanked teh newspaper after th* waier nud been brought to their doort. Several of the homes held mother* who were ill or tiny children whos* condition demanded clear, pur* water. * AIIVFKTIHKW FNT. 666 is tbs most speedy remedy we know tm Constipation, Biliousn*::, Colds, Headaches and Malarial Fever. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin Unk%, you see the name "Bayer" on pati. tit; or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty two years and proved safe by millions for colds, headache, toothache, ear-, ache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheuma , tism, neuritis, and for pain in general. Accept only ‘'Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles fit 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer manufacture of Monoacetl cicidester of Salicylicadd. r I PIMPLfS 1 ALL 01_FACE Also Disfiguiing Black heads. Cuticura Heals. _ “ Had been troubled with a se vere case of pimples and blackheads which were very disfiguring and caused ms untold worry and an noyance. The pimples were large and festered and were scattered all over my face. They itched and burned a great deal, and the trouble lasted for two or three years. “ I sent for a free sample of Cutf curs Soap and Ointment. I pur chased more and after using one bo* of Ointment and two cakes of Soap I was healed.” (Signed! How ard R Trumra. 2124 Stillman Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal cum are all you need for every-day toilet and nursery purposes. lu.larmnsul AJlrui -C«He«r. L.W. .ton.. D.jrt H M.14.S .. It.M ' SoW ...rr »!rv SoipSf Ointment 25*ndE*r Tallin 2fe fry* Cuticur* Soap eb>ee« without mug. advertisement. FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use. From any druggist for 35c or 11.00 fur large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed it effec tively removes Eczema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing It penetrates, cleanses and sooth's Zemo is a clean, dependable and In expensive antiseptic liquid. Try it as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effective and satisfying. There’s at Least One in Every Office. By Briggs £3Eo«<s£-- how -S That foR -SUNBURnI Isn’T That The Lir^UT ? I COULD -SHOW You WORSE' H , ' r '—-oj UH~ HUH ] >'.SFIERCE / DidJa ever*, see such a BORm ? MY BAsCt-<; IS EVErsi WO^SE • - I'M PUTTING COLD CREAM ON IT EVERY , Nil 6ht___, _—' There's SunQURn For You Jim — maybe. You Think it x>oe.SN t hurt ! wow! ‘IT AINT Nothing To. i What it tfASJ^ • Jgo.sh/ Voo OUGHT To .see MY \ BACK— IT'5 ALL BLISTERED. IT'S A Terrible 5»ic.ht--• -/ They .Say it!s apt To be/^ lEgffH —r— SaY hermam i wanta UMLOO-Sen my shirt - You must see my Bacitt- it's Just coverud with t— BUIS xeres y---' Say Iistcn- I - HAvem t THe-.SuCHTE5T- DESIRE - To - SEE- YOUR - back !| BUT IF You DON’T settle Down WIGHT MOW AN1> FORGET. Your -sunburn you'll havf SOME ULISTfcW^i You Don T — Ei!!^T' CJET ME V ABIE THE AGENT_Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Hershfield Not a Tiling Overlooked. / NouRt T\RO> f\MD ' fcfc$\Otyi'U.'TAKE Nou >M COURT; ROR S't'E^UNc* S I HEAP TOU'RE V TIRED HIM AK.D V I HWINQ TRCUBUE BESIDES "V M TA^cik^ v OJ'Th Tour \ *w Court £R/\UTTEDR'.’., \ SEE . HERTS. THE ') \ SUMMOKiSV. / (/JHO'S GOiM* \ TO SERVE nr \ \ OK) THAT BlQ I V BRUISER’. /' m j QjHN, HE'S \ _ I’M, PREPARE = U ABLE TO / I QOY Ano BEAT Non ASSAULT *nt> baYir. 'n^ up'" ^ j(. v Summons RCAbY, ' n> \TO HA.Ot> Him AlSoV _r- 7^ Tomorrow Alright Nifht’i Totlica — frevh *!r, a food •itep and an K? Tablet to maka your days better. Nature'* Remedy (Hi Tablet*) exerts a beneficial Influence on the d gestive and eliminative system—tna Stomach, Liver and Bowel*. 1 Tonlfht — take an N? Tablet — Its action is *o different yon will be 4o> Ufbtfully surprised. Vsed for over to vean 4 bherman & McConnell Drug Stores ONSTIPATION A CAuae of many lilt. Harnv ful to elderly people. Always relief in taking CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS Easy—pleasant—effective—only 25* ADA FRTISF.MF.NT. THE BEAU Ilf OF HEALTH Newspapers and magazines are de voting columns to magic and over night be.iutificrs. There is a beauty In health that is far more attractive to men than mere regularity of fea tures or a made-up complexion. Health should be the first essential of women who want to win and hold admiration, respect and love. At the first indication of ill health as Indi cated by dark circles under the eyes, a sallow mplexion. headaches, back ache. pain :n the side, nervousness. Irritability and melancholia, women should take I.ydia K. I’inkham's Veg etable Compound, the standard rem edy for women's ills, which has been proven to help 9s out of every 100 women who try it. Healthy Kidneys 4re Important The hustle and bustle of modern life often cause weak kidneys. Overwork and wor ry invariably create poison in the kidneys faster than the weakened kidneys can filter it from tlie blood. Pains in the back, nervousness and lack of ambition are some of the many warnings that the kid neys may not be functioning properly. When such is the case, various digestive and eliminative troubles occur. WARNER’S Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy was compounded more than 50 years ago to help ecjualite the work of both kidneys and liver. Don't neglect your kid neys. Get Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy today. Sold by Sherman & McCon nell and all leading druggists. Send for free sample and booklet. WSRNtR'S SAFE REMEDIES CO Otpl. 451 K.nht>t«r, N. Y,