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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1924)
Flvtin Praims "Squnrr Six*' IVrliivi IlmtMrii I IHHiiwj j Ullrl I nniiilrtltimi til ^%i IxlHfl I mm* il. I# setfy «*# tbit*# i* ps mn ^ •Mated by • m*n in -une PlhHes • t«*www,*et In in. t .in and that te inn n«*tn»»# effb n»i of I tha eseidtdetes »»M T»..ms> ri.an j fenaMe*' of Mud** tn * j tai the tmpnndina muni- it-*l ete. '« n "fte Iny i»*m. the tthelthood m pn I atwitt* of r»w**it<e *o» one „t in* m<ta<* Six Ibliet headM b« Ma|o> Hahhhsn tmmint# «o atsHitdio R*»bj Of than men eeeme etenslly quail tied M*d eb«»*n for the vetv wilt l»< which he i* eot***d *• our pul,II a*react that to onslder matting n thang# would appall a pei*on ot toi*l naaa arganltalton doing business in Omaha "Xfm have had some mighty dl* treasful txpsrlrnce# with city govern menta In pasl yeara, and now, with a perfectly safe and aana Hiiibit Hi*' at tha head of nor administration. I think It la firmly up to tie in eelie the opportunity of retaining the mayor and th* men who are ooperntln* an thoroughly with him. “If there ware any friction between the** alx executives, which would he natural among any alx men, 1 would not h* surprised—hut there la none They work together In perfect hnr mony, and that la what Omaha hual naaa needs moat. “Mnea th* Dahlman administration la (tying th* harmony, service and aaf* and *an# efficiency, it la my per sonal and business belief that we ahOuM all do our utmost to secure th* election of th* ‘Sduare Six' and by m vota-figure convincing enough to let everyone know of our complete con fidence In our city government. We will surely profit thereby.'' “I have known Jim Dahlman ever alne* ha came to Omaha and have atwaya found him to be absolutely .square and honest." Prince Regent's Wedding Rites Will Start May 31 Ky Associated Press Toklo, April 27.—It Is announced officially that the celebration of the prince regent's wedding, which was Holemnlied January 26, will be held for four days, beginning May 31. On the first evening there will be an Im perial banquet, with foreign diplomats and their wives, members of the cabinet and the highest officials In vited. The regent and hie bride and th* empress will attend, but the em psror will he absent because of his chronic Illness. Three Candidate* Seek to Be Fairbury Postmaster Falrbury. April 27.—Time for ep polntment of a new postmaster is near. Dan Kavanauirh's term expires In June. There are three applicants, Lyndon Thornton, one of the present office force; O. R. Jones, county as Manor, and J. A. Axtell, a former rep reoentatlve of Jefferson county. Con greaaman McLaughlin names the win » nor. __ (Jtnmrlion Clonk. Taking oil lino of Surrotifttlingt*. 4pjie«i> nt Karo I nttu>)t'i at t’arl* t • an I* 1 miIhj Mn»rt*« «f 4 • I * «• Hih^Ih* nf Ml ltm« “Mttillel !.♦**»«," 11»« r I «p*» 4'an Hr nr < IttMtl a4 ill. ^mon* 'nmlliiai. tt» I r HMlfHIt Ititnwi MitM *1tM imwwmAM* IHtte Ap* it ft HlitNsi th* *** tntn-nr g,<*« la n f**'t»tiit, 1 h* 1 hiwllxfl rtmtl MM A* It* hr*t If (teaiem* at th* l**«l tht* ihMSCM Th* n*w mi t* f*»h lowed haw * *p*« I** i*f w*t*tptw»f lltnttf *tt* i■ Ir<1 with * m*r* iti f pvspgtstlew w k|, h |l\ ** |t • tht*n of SUrh httl ] tlewe* th«t It i*ft*ct* It* *urt«umt In** Thu* I'M WMlitf tAMAMlt* ihiiH th* t^n*. hsmp* law n. -*e*o*] *•1 h*d In green, whit* th«m on th* Rtav*l walk* took on * weutewl rotor, Ilk* send. th* Intensity of th* r*doi*| varying with »un*hln* or cloud*. Th* mm* m*t*rt*l* M* twin* umd |or evening gown*, which, under th* limelight* In th* popular rnl*r*te. resemble th* myriad ttni* of pirns j phor**c*nt fish Tha thought of thla year* style*, which Is Vs* msny colors a* po* slhla," results In *om*n wearing ilosen* of spun glass hr*cel»ts of every conceivable tint, a score or more often reaching to the elbow, peacock feather* sre again fashion able for evening headdress “Milliter flown" Appears. The sttempt to bring hsck mannish rlmmer list* of tightly drawn and colored gottaklns, which seemed sue restful esrller In the season hss failed, Stylish women Insisting on tiny brimless toques fitting close dona Id th# »•»• and oftoo fa at* ton ad at hnt»d*rd< 11 Non faaihrta gtnod th •tngta fkMiM <w t »H4» *•*#♦ IV laM'i h«*»d pataaot# *hhh t>* VMMtnt r.f • p#t#»ltM d*» !• # ran t» (#it*rd #t •nr #n#t# «n an mottki hand)# ai* again fa#ht«atatda whtla • ha ahtiltar |«gg" with laiata «f •ttk raaombttoa tha old faalitonod Win dnW abut i at* nhtHi van ha oponod .i# rti aad IronntMtl tn th# whim df tha «Mitt and th» haat of th# AaV, waa among tha a ft a mono a »*naa Ilona Mxnnhtla Partaian n«m*n a*a Mi Intig mmptalnlng of lh» aliagnd at via Atrial Ion hg A mar Ira h woman, »• porlatlv aa irtaiA* ahooa I muh Woman t nnipla In lining In tha fart that tha faahlon ahln ahooninkora aw making hug# at Adrta m rat or in tho amnrt Atwrloon woman, thotr Kranrh ruatontora mm plain that Ihoy hava ronaplrod to maka tha In* hool atvllah Tho “Franch" high h*ol ahnoa and llto 'inatop ahno” hava almoat mm plotoy dlaappoaiod from tha hoot ahno ■hopa, lay I ho onrnga<l Kranrh woman, whn aaaatt that low hoola ara not only hldaoua but unhygtanlr. “Low hoala aro largoly roapnnalhlo tor tha alnnohy rarrlaga of lh# avar aga Amarlcan girl," rommonta Ptarra Trovlaroa. faninu* faahlon wrltor. “Th# French wnmon'a alondar arart r.aaa la doomod If «h« trana Atlantic faahlon la allowad lo prevail." RAID VICTIM TO BE BURIED IN BEATRICE Beatrice, Neh,, April S7.—Charle* West of Bridgeport, Neb., who wae nbot and killed at Lavoye, Wyo., when officer* raided a gambling room, for merly resided In Beatrice and Wy more, Neb., where he worked as a lallor. He was a aon-In law of Harry Dibble of Beatrice, who has gono to Bridgeport to bring the body here for burial. According to a dispatch from Cas per, Wyo., West, who w-as one of the men sought by the officers, received a fatal wound when a revolver leveled on him by Deputy Vance was acci dentally discharged. He had 3240 In his pocket when killed. West was 35. He leaves s wife snd me son. The funeral will he held here Monday. Clemency Granted Eight Prisoner* at Leavenworth Leavenw-orth, Kan., April 2*.— Clemency ha* been granted eight of the 12 military prisoner* originally sentenced to hapg nr serve life term* for the murder In 1913 of Shelby Hlsle, prisoner and ailed "stool pigeon" at the army disciplinary barracka at Fort Leaven worth, on re commendation of the special war d* pnrtment board which recently In vestigated cases of army prisoner*. JOHNSON COUNTY BANKERS BANQUET Tecumseh, Neb., April 27. — The Johnson County Bankers' association enjoyed* a banquet at tht Arcade hotel m Tecumseh last evening. President S. B. Parker of Tecumseh acted aa toastmaster. The principal address of the evening was by Prof B. Paul Osborn of the Beatrice school*, who spoke on "Spain." Dawes Report Made Isauc in Election in Germany Hr fnlverasl Servlee, Berlin, April 27.—The German gov ernment has made Itself the cham plon of the Dawes report before Its own people by Issuing an appeal to voters to re-elect the government on May 4 because It accepted the report. Through this appeal, the govern ment has made the Dswea report the central Issue of the whole election campaign, and the cabinet la deter mined to stand or fall with It. S. B. McNutt Dies. Table Rock, Neb., April 27 — Sam uel B. McNutt, who was a resident for many yeara In Table Bock, mov ing from hers to Dlncotn some 10 years ago, passed sway at the hem* (f his dsughter at York, Neb , Wednes day. He le survived by one son and four daughters, all of whom were present at the funeral services. * 100,000 DORT OWNERS KNOW 100>000 Dort owners will tell you that it is simply amaz ing how much road punishment and abuse the Dort will stand without developing the myriad squeaks and rattles so common to less ruggedly built cars. This is one of the chief reasons for Dort’s fine reputation. Dort Sixes $1095 to $1595, at Flint RALPH W. JONES, Inc. Distributor* tor Nebraska ansi Wastarn Iowa 2421 Farnam Stroot Omaba SOME DESIRABLE TERRITORY STILL OPEN muso.es cause EYE TROUBl E.S *N«t Ml i«**.im*M*« *t» MM .*4*1 midi— kknk *•»»*1.| >» Mil n<4 >«t* M«i Ik I' M>k4*kk«H . IM (liMniik) nmk*l Ml k*"*M k T* Mil i fnnt I It Hlnl Man* *i- •* «l k* iHkiiliiMi mHhwhihh hm1 » la* In»kl4i» M lfc*n»*k lk*« k*i ivtlM Ml* *1 N* Alik I'M. I'Ul 11' • * *1* k* «*«*** #!•»»•* I Nik I* » an**H Ml A I Ml#* Mi* MM Ml*#* MN || Mb*M IP*I II* NlMH.ll nf> H dr** MM fcn*'k Ikal IN.** ••••nd*i •*>* tlk i*n*»'< ki • fnutii ill. ,* HI ftlM k«i*llr.|> nf IN* •Mlmll »M k Mnd*'» IIMnN NNkitl.M. '•>' • ytiiiM. BEVERIIX.E URGES BOYS TO STUD'. J M MiiirMt* (hnlHnii' *.f P'.|l d»V In IP* kpftnli kPtlp I. tndat, hi* Imiikd • l*.l*i In tp* |h\i nf omapa, iilmriln* ihrin In k* dtMt»nt In lh*lr amdnm Mid it** Hiili **nai <i|.|*nl iunlit** II It plannad In km* lh» I’Pnliman nf inch day Imu* n till** dealing klip Ip* Mi'ltvlf Ink iif I tin I day. Many r«*d gown* all ahat** nf *•■««• and »*v#t*nl In dull yuan and *"-* wraid ahndr* n*r* worn Evergreens Gain Popularity . n*t f Th* MM«rW« I* wit th* mast StwHtlhs plsnt* •*»!«( frntw th* b»|r*rty ttfw It «bd IS tmwh lb d* mtml hv llrntt «h« wmild bMttllfy lh*tr t*it>|>t*t-|y. Th* *v*T*r*»n I* »n til y*«r |iltm tml In t«(*rltll» y*lu*d for ll« b**utlful y»lnt*r sffwi. d* iitrM Mr. Hytd of tlyrd Nur**rlt>», SMI ltul(» *|r**t Th* Sbm* plr Mir* llluslrslrs 111* brnittlfnl *ffrrl nlif*|p*d IhruPjth prnp*r pin lit Inn Shrt grousing. This Brnur rnitlslti* vnrlmm rHsd*« Concrete Bird Baths Latest Tha plot lira ihowa an artlatle d* 5 algn In a concrete bird bath conutruet ad and aold by tha Ideal Cement Stone rompany, Thntyflrat and Spaulding •treete. Bird hatha are becoming the popular ornament for yard and gar den. aa they ln\lte tha ;ovlul alnglng of tha feathered peta They are made In bluleh gray and granite eon orete. One would hardly realize the beau tiful thlnga that era made from con elite until a vlalt la paid to the ahow room! of the company. There are beautiful flower vaaee, reatfui lawn henohea, aun diala and gazing globea wi*h artlatle ptjratala. Far thoaa r< r.lamplating buill'ng, tha eoi.atrutticti department of th» firm will prove a great help The department la at the dlepoaal of the builder and li prepared to furnleh cemlnt work, block for found*tIona or other work, Including pre*e»d brick work. FURNACE GAINS IN POPULARITY W A. Itaheralroh «n<1 aona. HrtJ Id Military avgntie, rnport an egi-rp llonally larga dnrnand for (hnlr "Oold Slar" fiittiare. Thn fjold Alar la being placed In many now homan now under roniHrurllon In varloua pari* of Omaha. Thn furnace la aald to b* one of tha moat •durable con atrurfnd and moat- nffl< lent on tha njarket, W A. Haheratrnh and aona. wnra »a**hli*h»d In Omahn Jo I*'!*, and hava galnad an nn'.iabla rnpulatlon *a heating nipnrta Thn firm take* each order and draw* a floor plan of tha bona* or building to hn healed and In a arlantlflc manner figure* lb* proper planing of heal and warm air plpna and lha correct alma. A rapair department la alao devoted to tha repair of old furnama. A com plat* IIn# of part* la carried WALL PAPER SALES ARE MISLEADING Many people believe they are anv Ing money when they purrhaae wall paper at an railed "big wall paper aalea,” aura J. M. Anderaon, painter and paperhanger, aid Keeline build ing. It. I* a ruatom for many Arm* to advartlae a low. price on paper which doe* not Include border. The border la then priced nearly double tha ar III*I aelllng pipe, he aald Anderaon rarrle* a complete line of wall paper*. Including the Nlagra brand A aample book ehowlng the varloua dralgna with bordera to match will be mailed fice. Burt County Select* 12 Delegate* in Convention T*k*rn«h, Neb,, April 27 —Twelve men »nrt women were elected ni the republican county convention to rep resent Purl counly *t the elate con ventlon In Lincoln Thureflay. The ftclegntea selected were: Carl Holland, ,1. K, I'reaton, I> It. Way, J. tl, Newtnysr, tl Car Hon Oscar damson, Arthur Peadcn, || t, Web ster, Th W Mason. T A HaMwIn, Herbert Ifhoadee, A M. Amleraon, Mr*. W, M Hobbit I, Mr* Ithorts Mwars. Mrs John ftobley, Mrs Kllra tieth Jenkena, Mr» c. A llolinuulat, Ml *. A V. Wh kelrom Mu It I Wra***m Mr* Mary Hoodwlll, Mi* ,1 I*' Neabtt, Mi* I). <* llouetuo Mr* H. P Wetherell, Mr*. H. H lJrlmun>l >■- -. RADIO Special Enter Sale on eur Loud Speaker, 4-Tube Long Distance Radio Sate. Com plete with tubee $CCOO and batteriee.... wO Hayden Bros. Oownttalre >if imn and M »M», aofl allvatv (<»» and av>-n lima of i«M Irani' vat latlaa may b* had for ha' httnonda for amallar ftlanla, maaain* and wind Inaaka, armana and had**• Mr, llvri* adrlraa planting of rvi r*raa*r»a now, aa lha faranl rain haa mada tha in ttnd ay, aptlonally goral for plant* In* Tha ttyrd Nurarrla* tarry f>n» nf Ihti now! r im'h la all 'ka of ar ai• araana In lha clly. Informal Ion on lha vartntlra ran ha had by rnlhn* nr willing DOCTOR TREATS DISEASE CAUSES Hr T. B. 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Visit our dis play room or write for catalog. IKItt CININT STONE BO. Si II ANO Smauloinb St. Phoni KEnwool 04SB # _ - - Electrical and Battery Repairs Our work it dent bjr expert workmen and guaranteed for six months. OMAHA BATTERY COMPANY 2212 Harney Atlantic 3394 V Made in Omaha The Famous Overdraft Furnace Every part made in our big factory. Wa •all and install onr Furnace* in Greater Omaha direct from factory—eUewbere through dealer*. The Overdraft save* fuel. Phone Ralitea 82 far representative. Howard Stove and Furnace Co. Ralston (Omsk*), Nebraska / A palatable and taaty product of whole wheaL Made by Uucle Sam Ireakfaat Food Co., Omaha _r “Watch for Blue Light* at Night” Call AT 3322 Bnaiaata man and paopla of all ata* liaaa in Ufa an riding in Blua Cabs. aa a raaull af anr Law Ralaa and Canrlaana Saraica. Blue Cab Co., HOUSEHOLD goods PACKED STORED SHIPPED Kxpert end careful packer* of fine china, painting*, etc. Our method of carload thip ping aavea you money. TERMINAL (Fireproof) WAREHOUSE CO. 10lh and Janet St., an Viaduct. JA. 1304 s Special Prices to Reduce Oar Stock Ami* Traaa, aaab . M Cbnrry Traaa, aaab . *® Salraa Skruka, aaab . I® liadga Plaala, aaab.OS Raaaa, Hardy, aaab. HO Flawarlng Parannlalg. aaab IS Prang Plaala, aacb ..S® Agar ,al Prlaaa an P vargraana. Wa guaraMaa In aava gnu waring Our iraaa and akruba Iraaklg dug and glanlad ara naaal aura la gran and grnduaa. Mall Ordara Pramgllg I Iliad BYRD HBRSERIES •SOI Dadga 91. WA MTS Omaha, Nab. ^ ^ nt« Want Ada art IJtmairia Dr. T. E. Sample M. D. Using Dr. Abrams' meth ods and practically all forms of electrical treat ments except X-ray. SPECIALIZING ON CHRONIC CASES 106 Arthur Omaha, Bldg. Neb. j CUT OUT THIS AD j ll It (»Oo4 It 10# Cash Discount on all ordort nl Troot, lltdin, Litton and MirubHorir to Oio amount of I lift® ut oft. Gate City Nursery J. H MARNETTE, Prep. I Slack. Snlh af Kruf Park »U tm4 Ertklaa Sit. WA H4I r1 Where Fresh Farm E||s Are Always Sold ' I Automatic Printing COMPANY Saves You Money AT 23H 21*1 Cuii»»^ ' Nebraska Motorcycle & Bicycle Co. Mataxxlaa. Bicprlaa amt Carla S.ia ptlaa Matt Ontaia Ftllail Pr«*pt» ISIS Howard. Opp C*a» Ofltca ‘ ^ I r NOVELTIES Pleating Button* Hemstitching Braiding Embroidering Bending Button Hole* Mall Order* Premetly ead Cartlully Pilled Free Circular* IDEAL BUTTON & PLEATING CO. 20S South 16th Street Opneall* Braadela Store* JAtb aea l*M Omeba. Neb ^ y UfoMnvo G~*' * If B ITIUfB < M V ~ CmamUf at tha Lowest Rates Why Pay MaraT Phone AT 1866 “B”line Transfer Co. ISIS St. Mary* At*. Aftar S P. M. Call WA 2S74 m / . Do You Know that tha M A INI'S RADIO SHOP {•lets la Radio Fsm? If you blow aul a tuba at 10:90 al aifbt. call Malaga— h* will del Met jj Pbaoo JA. 0140. Monday Spat tala - | Rr andaa Haad Pbanaa $4 7§ .Y.OfMI abase .Scientific Head Phonea X M Halnas Radio Shop Comar litb and Howard Sta. >■ J * ' ' ' I Retail Martkanla ShaaU Uta ika J. J. Cameron Credit Bureau IIT laflaaf BM(. AT. TMM t a Auto Top* — Seat Cover*' A. R. HOLLENBERGER EXPERT AUTO TRIMMER NI2 S. 24ih Si. AT 3*»3 __ ■■■/ f Thi. Ad GonW far 50% Discount Wall Paper (WHOLESALE PRICE) Wa Giva Eatimataa aa Hifh'Claaa Dacaratiaf Fred Perks Paint Store 4708 S. 24th St. MA 0101 AT 7404 / n. Painting—Decorating Niagara Wall Papers Work Done on Eaiy Payment | Plan Writa for Froo Wall Paper Catalog J. M. (JACK) ANDERSON 616 KmUm Bldg. JA 4160 / Northwest Ready Roofing Company list Laaaanwortb HA M74 J " v il IOLD STAR FRRHACE WILL KEEP TOR WARM! wTTTHaberstroli & Sons THa Fwraaca Paopla •( Oaaka <Eatabliiha4 189B) Phone WA Inut 2971 GLASSES FITTED ] $5.50 I.ifht or heavy shell or fold frame. Crystal lenses. Work iruaranteed. MENDENHALL OPTICAL CO 2102 North 24th Stroot I4tb nt Uhl limit (Out Turkman Broi. Crnrrrr) Phono WE hotor 444S r IOa a mile £mM AND LESS I or Coo, Oil lif Rffiln Um ■ HARLEYDAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE for Dolioorjr VICTOR H. ROOS HA 2404 S70I Loo ooa worth | Screen Door* and Win dow* Mad* and Repaired F. H. Turney Screen Co. 707 S. 27th St. AT 4737 Scrooa Porrhoo a Spatially