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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1924)
Rig Beaut v Show ] All Next Week tit amici* Rtm* am! 1R# <>wi It! Be# In IlnM I X|m*4* linn bailing Mnmlay. Twa *f !*•*»»« * w«i: tt the hf ef PmM »*»« »*t< week when the lentt of the At* tv date avevattnveM Aee Tnttet flaiA torn vie opened i» the pwblte, Avert thins the! ># mad* te fbutf* the beauty hf »b*m will M en It* pi*i Ivemenktittteh* of hew #»<h eitti le ehnptd he need * til t<e MM hniitlv hr tvyrtwnlMItn hf fnl j tt.»Mitf». lurere ef A tun tie end ef lament fmettm cow* p* hi** Never before In evtvvehe h»# that* Men gathered teaeiher a more icpiw tentative aaeemMage of ftrma which make and detrthute adjunct# to mltadv'a dressing table. Famous itemee, mare then ?nn year# old, from frame will M a*en abov# enmt of the displays. Khlpment* of good# end aemplea at# arriving on every train, Ctreet •I iient It lee of samples. to he pre •anted to visitor* to tb# etpoeltlon. ere on hand. lecturer* and beauty evperte who are competent to advise women on how to enhance natural heauly will lie here nil week and apeak dally. Popularity t'onlesl*. Beginning Monday of thia week the Brandela stores will hold, In con unction with The Omaha Bee, a great popularity conteat for the nomen of Omaha. With earh aalea rherk purchaaed at the More during thia week and tha ^^^naek of tha exposition there will M (Ivan a voting ticket, to vote for your nholce of Omeha’a noat popular wo man. Reglatratlon of conteatanta la being made at the drug and toilet goods department now. Hate# check# from other department# will be hon ored by voting coupon# In a booth at tha drug department. ARCH MASONS IN CONVOCATION HERE Royal Arch Maaona and candidate* for the four degree# to he conferred by that body, met at the Maaonlc Temple Tiieada.v morning for the flret Joint convocation ever held In Ne braska. The till candidate# earn* from all aectlona of Nebraska. Rev. I* M. Dotraen, Kanaaa City, Kan., grand chief officer of Royal Arch Maaona, add reseed the convocation. James M. Rohertaon. Plattamouth, grand high prlaat of Nebraaka, and all other officer# of the grand lodge, were preaent. Other Join convocation# will follow. FOOT FROZENTD. P. EMPLOYE SUES Francisco Rice, Olhaon, auad the t'nlon Pacific railroad In dlatrlct court for IMOO for a froaen foot sustained while he waa working on the track March II. 1«J during a ^jw'sra cold a pell. ■ H* all age* tM iWllroad company waa negligent In making Ift man work In tha cold. (Ml'' ■ I v < ' (■ Program fnr April II: (Courlpny of Radio Digest ) Up AMMlalt* frwl WrlN, Chlragn Tribune f*701: AIIAMAII W»B Atlanta Journal JO 44 II 41, orrheelra. WUK, Hnffa •> III*): 6.14, mtialn; 4:10, raw,; T:40, addraae, 4 10 lit, roman, dame, WMAQ, Chiracs New* 4441.Ii: 7. bad lima; 1:40, orrhsaira; *, lalka; i ll, mualr WUN, Chiracs TnOiin* (474) 7 II, ad draaa, aolsa, uuartat. vlollnlat, danre, h TW. * 'hi* ucu 14701: > 41, .hildren; 7, II I, ronrari *v lalka; 0:14, bosk ra - vlawa; 10-t, rarua. wijAP, Chi* uii (110)1 7-1*. aanrari. orcan, orehaaira. Wl.W. l lnrlnnall (.7**,: 4. hhrlna band W PA A. Iiallae Nose (lili: II 10-1 ». m nmafral. WOC, Iravanitsr( 1 444 1 : 1.16, hadllma; 7, lar>ura; 4. uiualral WCX, Datrolt (417): 4, ronrari; *, mu el* ah WWJ, nalrnit Nawa (117) i 7 III, or ■ haatra, baritone. W WAP. PoK Worth Ala t Telegram 1 474:: 7:4* l't:4l, mn.rrl WOA. Jaffarasn City <44**11 *, ad d*sv, 4:16. barn dan** WfjAP. Kantaa City Alar (411): I, rnn ran; fl:dl, Nichihawka VHI, Kanin City (411). 7 I. rlaaalral. srrhaarra. WHAiT larulevllla Jeurnal <4**); 7:11 *. (arm lalk. eoncan, reading. KP1. Isa Angalaa <444* 144*14, arsrlaa; 16-1 a m, eonsari, orchaatra WOI, Mad ford Hlllelda (146). 4. Amrad Rif Brother stub, Camp Plra Olrta; 1:16, Min ns* polls-It, Paul (417>i ftff, WEAK, Minnaapoiis Mini 7, laetara. won, Nawark (4AI): ft;14. nr**haa*rg; 7-l.il. anfarralnmapr: 111. danea WE A Fa Nsw York (4II;: 4;«ft *yn • fofus, talk*, concert. Wr/j, Naw York (44ft): Mum*, danra, talka, omhastra* KfaX, Oakland H09 > 14 11, snidlo WOO. Philadelphia <*(*): ft *u dsnra, 7:ftl't:l4, talks, rs'-ital. nmfiaatra, VVOAN, Phlladalphta llti;: 4:3* 4 10. lalka. orrhsatra. wri, FJiiladalpkl* (ftlft)t llftft, ar a. t hsstra. Wll*. PblladalpMa M4»): I 44, artbaa* raj ft. talk. WCAW, FMfabnrati Hit): ft 14, eonoart: r. lunablfia Util; 4.44, tbastrUal ra yjsir; 7:14, mu steal K OKA, Pittsburgh (13ft): ftlft, con fait; C.Ift. talk; 7, Ufttiy, 7 la, fsgtura KclW, Puillaud (4*3» 9, lam; JO, ui * tisffrg: It. talk; 4ar, dams UFAIti, Pullman (3lt/j. • 3*-7 l», talk; istirgf, piano. 1C Ft). Is ii Kranrfs'o I4tl)t 7 I*, chit drsn; f-»t a. m , unhastra, band. aril A, Hsutlla (4?ft); 19:1b, Sums' KisitMu company. WHZ, Springfield (137): ft, huruoruua, «,iJ4, badllma ft 40, or< bestr*. kn|iiNnn KHr, 9(. Minis Post JJiapatfh (•!€)' ft 44. annrart; V, Washington unitarslt), till#, dan ra. I WAAW Program V - - _ April tf. Eight T W MarM.tgrama. ‘ AfiivimTIliiHtEIHT Do You Envg Englinh Woman’* Complexion? Mra. Aaijultb, fammi* Alarlat, In a rarrnl niarrlaar, look oreaalon In rrmark 'hat ha Encllaharoman'a eomplealnn I* far mnr# oeoutiful than that nf the average Amerl an woman. Tha truth of thla aaaertlnn la • dmlttad. If reluetantlr. by all who hare •on In England. But Margot Aid not <nan tion tha fact that tha ladle* nf her country arc morh given to tha nc* of what la ...known aa meraollvad ail, ra , ,.;, , a ferial re Juvena'or. Thla wav haa 'ha peculiar property of ahanrhlng Hie ^_^ollrd and llfelea* parllrlva of ararf akin ^"aa 'hey appear, the freth new akin under neath wllh II* bloom nf ynuih and health, hen being In avldenre. I he proreee la nulla harm leva, eaualn* no Inronvenlrore. Her roll red war ran ha had at drop •lore* bora, a* well a* abroad, and If you will pronara about, an nunm nf It and ap ply • llttla at bedtime. Ilka void cream, waahhag It off morning*, you anon will be hold In yapy glowing rhaaka a eloao ra acnabla nca *n 'ha wondarrfal tranaparant beamy «f tha Engllah woman * complaaioa. ^ linn- gniTT—r Men Who Are Making Omaha l .. - i_- - - - - - - —^ _ {’resenting W. It. Adams, the "dad dy" of Omaha* park and boulevard system. He has been st the work h»re for >1 years and though not aa ae tlve aa he waa several decades ego. hla mind la still keen and hla knowl edge of treea and shrubs la valuable. He began hla work here when Omaha waa beginning to throw aaltle the small-town mannerisms and ap polntments. The park system whs more In name than In reality and there were no defined boulevards. Mr. Adams has been Omaha’s first pro moter of Arbor day. Thousands of beautiful and useful trees now grow ing In the parka and along the boule vards were planted under the direc tion of Mr. Adama. This veteran park department man look* upon treea aa hla ehlldren. On tha weatern hillside of F'ontenelle park he has reared a small foreat, from which he makes selections from lime to time when placing treea throughout the park and boulevard ayatem. Mr. Adams qualified aa a landscape gardener years ago. About 16 years ago the site of F'ontenelle park was a cornfield. He looked over the tract which th# city purchased for about f 1)0.1)00, and decided that It would make an Ideal park. Font ensile park of today la the re suit of Mr. Adam*' vlalon. Ha planted maple, ash and plna treat In thla recreation and rest ranter. He assisted In the laying nut and de velopment of Miller park, where he planted birch, English and American elm, alder, European larch and red bird treee. Thla jMtrk waa a cornfield a few years ago. He landscaped Elm wood and Curtiss Turner parka. He planned the ayatetn of boulevards. Mr. Adams was active superin tendent of the park system for many years. After giving the beet of his life to the development of the sys tem, he was relieved of the delalla and retained In an advisory capacity. He Is frequently consulted by oltlaens who want Information on beautifying their homes with treee, shrub* and flowers. He believes that a city can not grow In full measure unless at tention Is given to treea, hedges, flowera and other form* of plant life. }l* preaches Ih* ‘gospel of tree planting, cultivation of flower* and plants, of beautiful lawn* and hedges. Ha has had a part In the building of Omaha during tb# last *0 years and deserve* hla name to b* recorded In the Hat of (hone who have been In Omaha's distinguished service class. Koutskv Praised for Public Work Frbmdff Congratulate Hfl«d of Publir Improvement Depart ment; Pledge Support. Commlailoner Joaeph Knutaky haa exhibited a few lattara and other ex preaalon* of confidence from Omaha rltlxena and nrganlxatlone a* concern Ing hla work ea a public aeivant. One le a letter from the Hot ence Improvement club. Informing limit aky that by a etandtng vol* of that body he h»a been accorded ttianka fur "buelnea* like admlnletratlon of your office elnc# you hav# hava had charge of the public Improvement department of th* city and eapm tally on account of your aplendld eervle# rendered the people of Omaha.” Writing to Knuteky In regard In Im provement work Ihen being done In Id* neighborhood, Frank A. Agnew, Oil flouth Twenty-fourth a'reet. re r-ently Included the following: "l feel Bure the work will h* dnn* In a aallafaitory manner. Whether you ordered It or not. you would get mv vol# and the vote of my wife thla year, for you have don* m"r* good for Omaha than any romnilaalonar nr haia rvrr had." Tha following Irllar from TV. J,ln roln Byrna, on# of tha unaiirraaafut enndldatra In tha rrrrnt primary, waa received hy Koutaky raranlly: "Th» wiahaa of tho votara waa ex piraarrt In tha raturna, and Omaha vanta Mavor Dwhlman and hla aaeo rlafra again. A complimentary rota of thalr frlrnda waa given tha othrr randldataa. Tha Incumbent* ahould and will ba raturnrd. "Tha raal arhlavrmrnt of tho praa ant admlnlalratlon haa barn In pay ing all maturing Honda and mort than a million not dua, rraatlng a kft mill bond radamptlon fund with n» In* crraaa In tax rata," JURORS AGREE' IN 15 MINUTES Tt took a Jury In fedaral roitrt Juat H minute* to rrturn a rardlct of guilty againit Ixtitl# (llblllaco for vio lation of tha national prohibition lawa on two rounta. Tha minimum arnlanra for thla rliaiga la eix moniha In tha county Jail. Trenton Ik It. lfolaton, pnalmaalar h»r» for tha pa at five yaara, turned tho office over In Robert Boyd, hla aurr#aa«r, Tuaaday. Mr. Boyd I* ah ex-aervlce man. a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Qil# Paregoric, Teeth F'V ing Drops and Soothing l )| Syrups, prepared for Infants V. \ and Children all ages. To avoid Imitationi, alwayi look for the aignaiure of fooven directions on rarh parl<aa>, Phyaiciana evtiywhara tacoanai lb Aching muscles can h# raliavad quickly with Sloan'*. Apply gently without rubbing. Im mediately you teal a rnmfortlng glow the atiflnaa* ralaaa* the pain atop*. Soon ovaratrainad muarla* ra gain their alaatlrity and ton*. Oat a bottle from your druggitt today- IJ eenta. It will not atain. Sloan’s LWmaot—kiiu pmm i ' coughs, colds and other ailments leave a trail of weakness. SCOTT'S EMULSION is recognized everywhere by its power to nourish and reatore the weakened ayatem. I At 1 III leTHr.ATKW.sll «l n* a *w»*t** iMiMM *m »**•►«• ittwil l»t» **> n a#*** M M n mt** im*i*iia *a* a*4*411** 1 **.. 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Th*** *m*l**if nlchl* *r* meeting with • hearty r* cep* Ion, Th* currant niu*l< *1 play, Trtflln* Folly” I* Among lh* h**l In th* Rett Smith repertoire Th* m»*l unusual thing abnnl lh* Inh 'Meeker boy*.” Inward *nd fjmig*. who »r* with '’The Old Soak ' ■ t lh* Rrandel* lh* laat time* today, matinee »nd night, I* that they < an get Into the movie*, but won’t! They era both young, upstanding, hand mm* chaps. with a natural flair for lha theater. Their father I* general manager of on* nf lh* great atlver •heet rompanl** and If either of hla son* wanted In become a movl* ac tor all ha need do would he to say eo. Son* of general manager* don’t have to aay "pleasa” to autocratic easting director*. 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A tVhula Vaar la tra Turk "HcMrr Ikaa I Iftltala* "—till. Neva. Kraolnaai t»r. SI an, SI.SO. S« M. St AO I'ap. Prim Mat. Wrd.i SSc. SI na.gl.SO NCIOHBOVItOOD THEATERS | BOULEVARD • • ltd and I.aa van wart k COII/fN MOORE In "PAINTED PEOPI-E." GRAND.- ISlh and Rlnnar Wil l.I AM RUASEU. In "ALIAS THE NIGHT WIND" "Ruth al Ilia Raa«a" Na. 14 I.OTHNOP.X4th and l.nihrnp THOMAS MEIGHAN In "THE NE’ER DO WELL" I m r Tef 'aTTI gj WaaU ■ Frnd Thornton B and SILVER KING in jj "NORTH OF NEVADA" WAmm .jd'Tj j Omaha * Tun ( an'ar Mai. and Nila Tadar Purpnaalr Wllklicld lor III* SEASON'S CLOSING WF.F.K aa'' in ana a a a a _ Calumkla Media Widiems ;r.;v:.. And Ha Varr Own SNAPPY REVUE With Walak A Adana nad Paackr Ckaiai Pltal Tlva Hart In Tva Saaaona Ladlv' SSa Bar (ala Mai, Ills Waak Dap a Why Omaha Is Only Paying 35 and 50 Cents TO SEE (fc.r tin flnt um« sny«liere) LILLIAN GISH “The White Sister” now •bowing at the BECAUSE— , W* are giving continuous performance# Instead of 2 sbows s day as was tbs custom In nil other cltlsn. BECAUSE— We are ehowlng "The White Sister" for a period of two weeks, thereby ; playing to a greater num ber of people at a leas ad mission. BECAUSE— j Ws are presenting at the Sun theater the screen's greateat productions nt t popular priest. BECAUSE— Ws bars GUARANTEED the producer of “the White Slater" that tbs total re casts will bs far greater hr our policy than If ws charged *5 cents to 12.00. BECAUSE— W# know Omaha peopta ! appreclats our earnest af I forta and that— LILLIAN GISH “The Whitt Sitter” will break all at tandnnea records. Plcaae Tola—In order to help us pros* to tbs producer that our policy la the RIGHT ona— we aak one great faror of you -PLEASE. PLEASE ATTETD EARLY SBOWS eo we may properly handle the large crowds. [anniversary week Laat Tima* Today IRVING’S MIDGETS Tha theatrical aenaation of the year. BEDDEO I4U>I4I7 Doa*la« FREE DANCE Stjla Hrtaa and Danra at F.m|iir»< Riutlr Marilan, Mad. Fn*, April SMh. I all at thr »tora (nr t rra Tlrkrt*. t wi*«»iif s(Hi Nn> iii< Yi CLYUfc DOF.RR Wellingt on CROSS I.ynn A Howland HOI MF5 A I F VEMt Tabor A <»toon_QgfA A A4ooU Mary on Vacfia A Ota 6ygl i with rijAvia wAiraa a to. . OMAHA INDIXN IS GIVEN 60 DAY term «*•*#*• li 6*>, Mm,* K.V **» r***» ** *»** » i i ii i t# iMHiiifMv •' •« «,»M |MM »«* l*NP**r thHiiw) )H * ‘t H> tilp# Mjffm t > < pH*** •> * ♦M"M *•»'•«« *4 nut) * £ : <iVt t ft ^|H * *6^ V M ttfc*4 *» ALL .FOR THE Ha >araa4 aai »a*h-4 a art* la* iha Uaa a* ha*. A LJ TWr Woman Hr Ur rtlk Mi Mr <r* Mrr M Ur. Every Mother, Daughter, Wife and Sweetheart Should See • j : i ■ I You*!! Love Her Too! —Mats against class. —A Throne rocked to its centre. —A city sacked and burned. —A mother grief'distracted. —A nobleman in peril of life, fame and fortune. —A hopeless lover inspired to rightful vengeance. NEXT SUNDAY No Raise in Price* fgnqra^inq No matter what you are selling, you need the help \ of clean, forceful engravings to get reader attention, and create the buying “urge” which finally leads V to sales. » x > Our “deeper etched” engravings will add interest \\ and charm to your products and inspire a greater \ confidence for your organization in the minds of readers. 1$ee£ngrawng Department" ERNEST SCHERER, Manager