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Today II /inf /1 lie Doing There? II /im’/rr It No “fii'V ' Mnr*.M Danger out Short Selling. ^ By ARTHUR BRISBANE^ You read the report deriding how many billions tier many must pay and how she ought to get the money. And seeing, at the hot tom of that report, the name of a respectable Chicago banker, Mr Iligfi, you ask yourself, with Moiler*'a famous character: tfue diable allait il faire darts cetle galere? Which may be freely translated, "What the devil ia ho doing there?" What has the United States to do with deciding what Germany shall pay, how many billions France and tflo others shall get? It wasn’t our war. It isn’t our fu neral, or our celebration and we don't get. the money. Somebody ought to tell Uncle Sam that story about the man that got rich "by minding his own busi ness.” Some enthusiasts out west, stimu lated by large porketbooks, have indicted Senator Wheeler. Trying to discourage his ahle investigat ing. By this time they probably regret it, for the senator is going to investigate them and find out just what and who arc behind the indictment. Washington knows that when } Senator Wheeler entered public life in Montana he found two political parties out there, one called “re publican,” one called “democratic,” both owned by copper mines. When he ventured to oppose the / - “ What a chance for a picture!" j You’ll say that many, many times this spring. Pay a visit to our Kodak counter ! and you’ll be ready for the picture when it comes. A complete stock of Kodak and Graflex cam eras, with interested sales men to advise and suggest, is ready for you at this store. Developing, printing and en larging of the superior kind. Eastman Kodak Co. I 'The Robert,Dempeter Co.) , 1813 Farnem St. Branch Storm * 308 South 15th St. Safe Milk f For Infant*, Invalid*, Digestible—No Cooking. A Light Lunch XV* Avoid Imitations — Substitutes Hotel Rome Cafeteria The Best That's All ADVERTISEMENT. 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Dr. KING’S NEW DISCOVERY Create Gaa, Sournoaa and Pain How to Treat Medical nuthoritic* atate that nearly line-tenth* of the caaea of atomach trou ilc, indignation, aournea*. burning, gaa, doating, nauaea. ntc., are dun to an ri .a of hydrochloric acid in the atoma h ftmI not aa eome believe to a lack of di rective juice*. The delicate atomach lin ing la irritated, digestion i* delayed and food aoura. cauaing the dlangreeabU symptom* which every atomach auffirer knowa ao well. Artificial dlgeatenta are not needed In curb caaea and may do real harm Try laying aaide all digcatiie aid* and Iratead jet from any drugglat a few ounces of ftiaurated Magneaia and take a teaspoon ful in a quarter glata of water right after eating Thia aweetena the atomach, pre. vent* the formation of rare.* arid and there l« no aourne.a, *** or rain niaurated Magneaia (in powder or tablet form never liquid or milk I la harmlaa* to the atoiaarh. ineapenalv# to take and la lha moat efficient form nr magneaia for atomach purpoaea. It la tiaed 1 y •ardt «4 p**< w>,° rn><*y th*',r frith do* morf f««r of ftftdlfwUoft copper capitalist* he wa* Informed that he would he run out of Mon tana. But he had plan*, get htm •elf elected to the *enata of the I’nited State* and now the people are hearing from him. * Even the fat te*t pockettw»ok ought to reallte that thl* la no»time for financial "rough *tuff.’’ Gentlemen telling cotton "*hort” recently have di*covered that the I’nited State* and it* product* *r«* good thing* to buy, not *» good' thing* to »ell *h«rt. Australia I* coming along rap idly a* a cotton producer, and *oon her cotton crop will equal her wool crop in value. Hut unfortunately, the boll weevil i* an lndu*trlou* in*oct. That help* price* and all the cotton thl* country can pro duce for many a year i* needed to clothe the naked and half-nuked in Europe. That al*o help* price*. You may be foolish enough to be lieve in bad times, but don’t be foolish enough to hot on them. Men must do something foolish and the host that you ran pray for is that the “something" selected will not he as bad as it might be. You learn that the Chinese smoke more cigarets every day, especially American brands, producing now 36,000,000,000,000 against 66.000. 000,000 produced in the United States. You say to yourself, “cigarets are not very nourishing, perhaps, hut while they are smok ing cigarets our Chinese brothers are not smoking opium.” If the United States, with 110, 000,000 population, produces 66, 000,000,000 cigarets a year, how many will China soon produce and use with 500,000,000 population? Mr. Percival S. Hill probably fig ures that out instead of counting sheep jumping over a fence when he wants to make himself go to sleep. “To him that hath shall be given.” Soldiers marched away, leaving their jobs and the chance to make any of the war’s easy money.” Those that had a great deal of money already, made a great deal more, thanks to the sol diers that made operations safe. New York state needs $45,000, 000 to pay a small bonus to New York’s soldiers. The gentlemen that got rich in the war and then opposed any bonus, now buy up the $45,000,000 bonds and, because they are state bonds, escape all in come tax on them. Thus to him that hath comes profit, “going and coming.” Going away, the soldiers made capital safe, and coming back, the soldiers provide bonds, behind which big capital protects itself from the income tax collector. That learned and gallant young senator, Medill McCormick, of Illinois, opposes Secretary Mellon’s plan to cut taxes. That isn’t going to help Senator McCormick in the coming election. A 25 per cent minimum income tax if it were really collected would supply more revenue than the most willing con gressional squanderers could scat ter. Secretary Mellon says the tax plan outlined by him would supply all the money needed. And he knows more about that than any body else, including Senator Mc Cormffck, who in many respects is an intelligent young man. (Copyright. 1924.) By Associated Tress. Program to he broadcast Friday. April 11. central tlma (by courteay of Radio Digest); WtiH. Atlanta (429); I, Seven Adaira; 10:4a, entertainment. WUR, Buffalo (319); 6 30. music; 6:30, news; i :45, musical; 10:80. dance. WMAQ, Chl( ago News ( 447.6); 7, pro gram; 7;30. music; 8.40, orchestra; 9:15, musical. KYW. Chicago (560); 6. Spanish; 6.60, bedtime; 7. concert; 10 to /, revue. WHK, Cleveland (2»3); 8, music; I, concert. 4 W BA V, Columbus (390); ll a. m., music. news; 7, concert. WFAA. Dallas News (476); §80, mu alcal. WWJ, Detroit News (517); 7. Anna Campbell. News poet, orchestra; Francis E Barnard, planlat; George Bidwell. bari tone, Kathleen Hague, aoprino; Lenten epeake.v vvex, Detroit (517); 5. concert; 7:30, musical. WOC. Davenport (4§4); 6 80, bedtime; 7, lecture; 7:20. Sunday achool lesson; 8, musical; 9. road bulletin. V. ’RAP, Fort Worth Star-Telegram (47A); 7.30. recital; 9 :30. concert. WHR Kansas City (411); pen women WDAF. Kansas City Star (411); 8.30. dan e; a, talk; children's st«ry ensemble; *. minerals, dance, il 45. Nighthawks WDAP, ChJ<ago (3*>0); artist*-' en semble: 10. organ, orchestra WON. Chicago Tribune (370): 7, ad dre»*. musical: 9. artists, orchestra WOfc Jefferson City (440.9); §. address; *:20. musical. KFI. Los Angeles (469); * 45, concert; 10 to 12, concert; 12 to 2 *. m, or chestra. WHAS, Louisville Journal (400); 7:39, quarter. WHA. Madison (360); 6:30. talk. WOf, Medford Hillside (360); 5:30, Big Brother club; 6:30, program. WMC, Memphis Commercial Appeal (500» ; 8:30. program; 11. frolic. WKAF.. New Yo-k (492 ); 6:10, Thorn ton Fisher; 6:40, pianist; 7, music; 7:30, Insurance; *. dance. W. IY. Now York. (405 »; 6 30), talk; 7:65 music; 9:10, trumpet; 9:30, Lyric tenor; 9:45, songs W.JZ, New York (455); 6. boxing lea son: 7. soprano; *. to 9 30, dance \V( R. i'pwirk (405); b:30, bed'lme; 6. mur»lca |. KLX. Oakland (509»; 10. dance WAAW, CUnahs (360); § bridge |e*e.,ns WO AW. fimnha (526); 6:30, orchestra; 9. Oakland (fa ) band W PAR. Philadelphia (395); 6:30, talk; 7, concert: 8. radio. 9 10. dance Won Philadelphia (509): h.30 to 7:30. orchestra: *.30 recital 9 10. dance. WF!. Philadelphia ( 395); 5. talk; 6 30. i orcheatrc WfP. Philadelphia (395); 6. talk; § 30. orcher tra. WIP, Philadelphia (503) ;orch-«itra; 6. talk KDKA. Pittsburgh (326); 6 15. organ, 6:15, Sunday r'hnol tesson, 6 .10, feature, *. Bov Fc.iut; 7 30 concert WCAF Pittsburgh ( 462): 6 30. concert; f, is bedtime. 1-30, comedv KOW. Portland ( 492*; 10. lecture; 9 30. Hoot Owls KFAtr Pullman (asi); * muaic. ta»ks. book chats WOY, Schenectady (3*)). * 65. drama; 9:30 dance 1VHZ HortnaP.M (111): « enneart; *. atnrv: 10. mualcal. ! WO AW Program | V—-J Frilli»y, April II. ft 30 p. m—Dinner program by Harm" la?.* orrbcatra. William Foral. manager 9 p. m.—Concert program by Oakland (In.) band. I’rof. Joe P Andre*. director. Auapirea Mldweat Klectrlc company Much — "KI Caplun".. Hotiaa overture "Illval" . . . W B. M Better Fox Trot—"Tcxarkan-i . .O. E llolinea Holectlona from "Martha'.To ban! Mandolin Holo Interniegan Taval leria Rugtlcana".Maa-agnl f. n Hint. Orphetia Overture.Offenbach Betiding—Pelerted . H I. Bender member of eneemhla Cornet Holo "Old Folk* at Home Prof Joe p'Andrea director of band Mt*a Marguerite Johnaon. acrompgnlaf "Turkish Towel Rag" ta rub down) Thomaa A Alien "Olow Worm." Idyl, LI nek* March—"Old Comradea . C Talke Vilie Oriental— 'Moonlight t»n the Klk It, L. 1C IBS Mandolin Rojo- "Walls Da Ce.nrert .Rtoddert r D Htltt Marrha Ortantale Haltpe to the Rnltan C Lawrence Talk Radio T«0Urdiy, Tod** and Tomorrow ' .. .... J. llelden Morgan. Omaha Adele Garrison MMv lliiihiml ft I.ovr" ' Mrs Mark* drew a l«ng breath •it# needed It -for her eulogy of | Dlrkv had been a lengthv one Ij made her no answer It to patent | that #he expected none hut t gated j at het wide-eyed aa ah# begsn apeak tng again I never had met anyone like h#r and her queer Jargon, enm# <»f which 1 found trouble In undet standing, together with her hitarre altitude toward the ordinary con yen liona of Ilf#, fascinated me '*1 know' what happened that night your hub cam# home with hi* head Iteaned, ahe hahbled on. and I men tally ion i men ted that she had the advantage of in# in I'll! reaped, fur beyond my surmise, which Dicky bad admitt#d. that Mollte Fawcett Was the companion of that nu^turnal adven ture. I was still In Ignorance of Its details. I smothered the temptation to lenrn from this outsiders lips what mv husband had refused to tell me. and put up my hand In a quick protesting gesture "But you mustn’t tell me," I said decidedly. "I don't Intend to," she retorted coolly. "You know, already, that Mollle bound up his head with her handkerchiefs and scarf, for I heard you two talking about it just now." This with as unconcerned an sir as though social custom hacked listening outside keyholes. "But you don’t know* what the fracas was about and you can't for awhile—that's Mollies secret yet. I wish it wasn't, poor girl!" She paused, her fare clouding, and evidently lost herself for a second In the contemplation of her friend’s troubles. Then Tier face cleared mag ically, and she looked over at me with a gamin-like grin. # "Say!’’ she exclaimed, "did you ever notice anything funny about your hub’s handkerchiefs that time— the une* with the eurlaveues on*" M« mind gave • *odd»n cu( hark In Ihel evening jt ahnwed me hand Ing over Ihefcy » handkerchief hni tmttltng over one that we* §1111 dump from laundering. «Y»p, ywl did. I can tell," my neighbor f»re»uvlled »ny imwet cheer fullv, "flee' that certainly look eome allck second si or y work lhal nlghl M get that t»s< . Mollie had II with her, wrapped around her wrlat, She had a mil, loo. hut nothin* deep, and the minute 1 eel eye* on II. I knew whose It waa, for the janitor a wife left aome of your thltiga her# once after ehe had washed them to give to you ami I saw those funny (realty curleycue* on your hull's handkri chiefs ■ Mollie hadn't the alight rat Idea who the man was till then, and she was awful upset," she continued. "I tell you I washed and Ironed It In a hurry, and l watched till 1 aaw you go downstair* for w minute, and then I gum aimed In and put It with the real of the thing*. 1 tell you Mollie thought he waa an angel straight from the skies that night. It was oil right what he did, loo. If you'd have been there, you'd have wanted him to do it, bein' the kind of woman you are." Uncouth as she was, I instinctive, ly knew that I never had received a finer compliment nor one more sincere than the lit'le tribute ehe had Just given me. My lips formed a grateful phrase, but they bad no chance to utter It, for Mrs. Marks had not yet turned off the faucet of her narrative, and her words flowed steadily on. "Don't worry about Mollie falling In love with your hub or tryin' to vamp him," she said with a large assurance. "Mollie's standin' by a—” She clapped her hand over her mouth childishly, and over It I saw her eyes round and big with alarm at her Indiscretion. "But Mollie needs money Just ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages Mother! Fletcher'* Castoria ha* been in use for over"30 years as a [ileasant, harmless substitute for Cas tor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. Contain* no narcotics. Proven directions are on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend It. 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Th»y all An Ki»n f'atav A paaa ma up If ha IhuutM MoMla A look at him. flul har haari • *ot Iron Iwra arounA It with lha k*t aafa *»i long' I muat haul It Cafttaria Lunchtsn Spacla* 35c I rteal rilrt «f *»»ale Inrtnr *nweo 4 hit ken anil awr#l i.renal* on r«m»l Maalteil Ntiloea It renal ontl Itaitter I'm in plain 1*1 e 4'nffee Milla Burgess-Nash Company. "EVERYBODY^ STORE" A New Came* Record Fer Children 35c N» 4m» lit# limin \|oih#r l» • • • •— H#dl#«, IndmlM lug Old ||nM«artli Mill# He. I’Frp, Mill# Jmeh II itrr. liork • Ilf# IUb;. Jmr k and Jill. Bargain Basement Men! Here's Omaha's Greatest Clothing Sale! —350 New Spring Suits— * Your Choice of Any 2 for #3 o i THE SUITS are made of Serge* Worsteds Cassimeres —in— Mixtures Plain Herringbone Pin Stripes Checks Novelty Weaves ConserratiTo models and models for men and young men, pleated bark sports models and snappy styles. All sizes, 33 to 46. BUY ANY TWO SUITS, OR BRING A FRIEND AND EACH BUY ONE. ANY TWO FOR $35. ’ - -- I Every Suit With Two Paixs of Pants The suits need not be of the same size or , the same style. Father and son, brothers or friends may take advantage of this marvelous opportunity. All that we require is that two suits are purchased at the same time for $35. Sale Starts in Our Bargain Basement Friday, 9 A. M. Wash Goods Special 21cYard Wash goods in spring patterns and colors suitable for aprons, lingerie, dresses and chil dren’s garments. Included are Madras Shirtings 32-Inch Zephyr Gingham 36-Inch Percales 28-Inch Cheviots 32-Inch Pongee 32-Inch Romper Cloth Organdies Batista Fancy Voiles \ Girls ’ White f Confirmation Dresses f »2- ' Sheer while organdy and voile fash ion these long-waist models, very suit able for confirmation. These dresses are beautifully trimmed with tucks, lace embroidery and pretty collars. Finished with deep hems and full seams. Values to $6.00.. Sires 7 to 14 years. Economize in Buying Children’s Shoes For Easter Wear $2.75 i For Growing Girls^ Patent crimp vamp oxfords,'low rubber heels. Brown calf lace oxfords, round toe. low rubber heels. Black kid cut-out ramp pumps with patent front strap. Low rubber heels. Patent leather, airedale and gray suede oolonial pumps with silver buckles and low rubber heels. For Children and Mit*es Patent cross-strap pumps with cut-out quarters, sprlpg hee's. Pttent front straps with cut-out quartsrS and vamp. Spring basis. Patent two-tons one-straps with gray silk cut-out quarters. Walt soles, spring basis. Mahogany two-tons oxfords with beige trimmed saddle. Welt Soles, spring heals. Patent bluchsr oxford, ivory trimmed, with double wait sols. Sizes S'a to 11 \'t. •__ For Infants "Poll Parrot" high shoes In smart two-tone combinations. With white top* or patent with field mouse tops. Also dainty tprimc slippers In beige with patent trimm>r.g. At QC Regular Jl.SR values. Sises 1 to 6. y Pre-Easter Sale of Women’s Smart Spring Coats < in Two Groups ?j At «9- ' Imagine one of these jaunty sport coats those you've seen in our win dows at only All wool polnir, overplaid or shadow plaid, in irrays, tans, rose or greens, in flare back, boyish, belted and double breasted models. Sizes lb to 44. Pre-Easter Sale of Hats ’1.98 i and ‘2.98 4 Tailored hats, drew hat*, , sports models, in straw and A silk. t'lev*'r new shapes, ft smart new trituinifigs in tha C popular shatles of the sea- ™ son eomhine with the low J price to make 11 »*■ style* especially attractive.