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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1922)
0 Chief Economic . I)rmvl.:irk Snvs py Kducalor.lsSelf r" l.ningstoii 1-VrranJ, I'm Wf nt of Cornell, lh Urc Lrirt Ihity of utufni It to Community. itmlfiil liMutI be su4uu4 t a t'otlrK. his It Khool or a '' ichool who dofi not rie ' l lit hrt duty i to hn Anitri "iiirnihip." eul Ur, l.ivmgtion "fnd. trfil't tf Cornell urn- ' v. who iiKikc Yftttrday at ihc iltfr of I umnierce. l-rrand m'hiKj the dclit 'i boy, sirl anu cmm to the . lliunity in an mlrrvirw fullow ' talk at the rhambcr. He t I'l eonhdenre in the rnnierence ) r.iuiicm n( arm. tit arm Mm." Dr. larraiKl laid. I cure oiilv one ivmptum of a untrv. The erriet difficult I the economic world are due 'tance and clf. "Forteta Count" , o-'i uroiip fccli individually iiiidi ior i ix Kucce 01 m fry. la cli man, at well a each t MU'Int. turn hit afntion individual Miccm and forgets ipf rt due lit country. rrraml, tlioitgli intimately , with rollrge work, d l no: jnpreiii&n of one win live r of hi ideal, lie believe l.i, but an idealism based 'a tirm loumUtioii of actual iirou 'n of life, living and Boverninent. '"Mr ideal of a univernty man," C ' I ...M ... ..u tne.1114 peuj nun mi iiskiivv. IS one who ha foresight enough plan two careers, one for himself id one for his country. "A fellow should feel a resnonsi- ility to hiniKUf and In family, and ny being; a rusincs success, tie is in asset to hi country. Ignorance la Drawback. "Mv ..ideal of a university i an institution with few rules and regu lations. My highest ideal oi a utit-vrr.-ity is a place for fellows and jfrls to begin to realize they owe something that they must give fonicthing to the city, the state and .hi country. "Ignorance is the greatest draw back a country can know," Dr. Far mud concluded. "It would be im VuiJible to have a Russia as it is to day, disorganized, destitute and un I ui.-.nced if people were educated. After all. a healthy educational sys tem instills, each boy and girl with . the, duty of giving something to the oitntry." C. of C. Considers Women Members Conference) Held Between J. David Larson and Mies Watts to Discuss Plan. Are the business women of Omaha to be admitted to the Chamber of Commerce? ' ., "As a rule the women want to get jT in, but so far the rules of. the chain "r ber will not let them. Taul W. ' Kuhns, president of the chamber, stated yesterday, however, that a conference was being held between J. David Larson, commissioner, and Miss Fay Watts, president of the Business and Professional Women's club, numbering 125 of the leading women executives of Omaha. Miss Watts stated . that a few women are opposed to joining the chamber,. Some of the members want to accept the proposition to take club rooms in the Omaha Wom an's club building on South Seven teenth street. The project will be discussed at the next meeting of the organiza tion. Action one way or the other it anticipated upon the return of Commissioner Larson from Wash ington next aveek. Neville Tax $2,551. Inheritance tax which must be paid to Douglas county on the es . tate of the late James E. Neville will total $2,551, county court officers said yesterday. The federal in heritance tax o! the estate will total $8,734, they estimated. , Cave Woman, He Says. Xeal Elliott says his wife, Irene, struck and beat him in the presence of friends and neighbors, in his peti tion for divorce filed late Wednesday in district court. They were mar ried in Omaha in 1918. Brief City News. Wed In Omaha Miss Cecelia Braden of Geneva. Neb., and Frank Steinachr of Mllligan, Neb., were married Wednesday. Estate Left to Husband The en ' tiro, estate of Mrs. Emma Sprague, who died January 17, was left to her husband, Edward H. Sprague. Dentist Elect President Dr. H. C. Parker of Omaha was elected president of the eastern district of the Nebraska Deptal society in the convention here Wednesday. . - .Car Purchase Approved City council approved yesterday the re rent purchase of two second-hand Cadillac cars, for the fire depart ment. ( . Firemen to Get Back Fay Fire men's salaries for the last half of December -jvill be paid out of the appropriations for 1922. according to a decision by the city council yesterday. To Speak on "Dante" In ob servance of the GOOth anniversary of the famous writer, "Dante" will be the subject of Rabbi Frederick Cohn at Temple Israel tonight at 8. Tomorrow morning at 10:30 his sub ject will be "Jehovah." Doable Funeral Funeral services for Mrs. James Vroman, 22, and her haby daughter, Selma May, who died from burns when their home .at 1409 North Thirty-second street took lire, will be held this; morning at the Crosby chapel. Divorce Set Aside Because It. J. Sailing, barber, and Frances Sail ing, barberette. failed to pay for their divorce decree last. September, District Judge L. B. Day set aside the divorce and declared'that they are again lawfully married. Accuse Banker Iceman Howard Sutton, a banker, was accused of accepting a job as Ice man so that ha could call on Mrs, Helen Arm strong, in a cross-petition introduced in district court by her husband, Tmncis Armstrong, yesterday. Market Safe Blown; YeggmcnGcl $3,500 lut hundred dollar in rath and I l.oou in rherk were uken irom the In Mle in the oltice rl the, Hurhler llmther meat tnaiket, .'I N'artti i. tcertih ttreet, by epfri taia rratk'H Wednetday tiight, Nitroglyminf ta uted to open the M(e. The robbery i dicovrrr when Harry Ingram, managrr, arrhnl at the io je.ierdjy morning, Toliie stated that the job wit done by ex pert. link her UmfU tint apron were ued to ri'ulrle the noi.e of the deto nation. lUkrr in the New KngUnd bakery fiet door beard no noise, they staled. Cancel War Debt, Cpncordians Told Jay Burn $t)t Forgiing of Obligations Mould Restore Trade. To wipe the entire Kurop.an debt cf $54,(XKJ,0()O,0OO off the alatc and lorget it, o that thoie countries, and especially Germany, which i trnder an enormoui indemnity, can lend their money for goods and create a market for the products of this country, was advanced as the fiuitkest and moot cmcicnt method of reconstructiiug business in the United States, by Jay Hums, presi dent of the Jay Burns Baking com pany, speaking at the regular . noon luncheon of the Concord club at the Kontcnclle hotel yesterday. Proposes Big Gift. W'e could even ;o further than this," Mr. Bums said. "We could afford to make Germany a present of $5,000,000,000 in gold. As soon as we had done that, the value of its currency would be restored and it would lose the advantage of cheap money that it now has. "Germany emerged from the con flict in better economic condition than any nation engaged in the war. Its industries were practically in tact and because of its cheap mark, it can now manufacture goods cheap er and undersell any of the other nations. If this indemnity is en forced, Germany will develop a fru gal nation, strong in resources, at the end of the 40-year period. Just as long as Germany's currency is be low that of other nations in value, it will maintain economic suprem acy." "Cannot Force Indemnity." .While Mr. Burns expressed him self as strongly in favor of making Germany pay dearly for what it did to the other nations in bring ing on the world war, he declared that for our own good we cannot afford to enforce the payment of the indemnity. A record attendance. was at the Concord club luncheon and a num ber of guests were introduced to the members. Music and the sinsrinar of popular, songs featured the luncheon. Bride of Two Days Says Husband Took Jewels Chareine that her husband left her two days after they were married at San Diego, Cal., September 29, jyu, taking her money, diamond ring and other jewctry, Mrs. Marguerite Raymond brought suit for divorce in district court Wednesday. When her husband left she returned to her position here at the Union Pacific headquarters. She asks to have her maiden name, . Marguerite Brown, restored. LaVelle "Willing to Serve (Doiiglas County as Sheriff Pat La Velle. 3012 Oak street, has filed for the democratic nomination for sheriff. He is a hog salesman. Also Ben Turpin in Love and MM N m TAB. LOVE'S REDEMPTION. Supported by Harrison Ford, Montagu Lovo and H. Cooper, Cliffe . Doughnuts Second Complete Building Show AUDITORIUM 12 Noon to 10 P. M. , Valuable Prizes and Souvenirs for Everyone Admission 30c, Children 15c, Including War Tax Archbishop of Omaha Orders Mass for Pope Official Announcement of Pontiff Death Sent to l!cry CIerp)tnan in , '1 hi Dioffae. liirrctions for srrviiri to be tub in memory of the ltc I'upe Henedict XV were contained in the following official announcement of the poniiif'i death sent to every clergyman in the Omaha diocee by Archbishop liariyj "Kevcrend Dear l ather: I regret to announce to yon the death of our holy father, Benedict av, which oc currrd on Sunday. January 22. "Solemn requiem aervice for the late pope will take place at the cathedral in the following order: On Monday, January JO. in the evening at H o clock the oflice of the dead will bo recited followed by a ser. men: on Tuesday, January SI, pontiticai mats and a sermon on some of the achievements of Bene dict XV. To these acrvices all the clergy and the laity of the diocese are invited; a delegation from each parili should be present. "in each pnrislt church of the diocese I direct that a solemn requiem mass be offered for the re pose of the late holy father, on a day and hour which the reverend pastor may deem convenient for his people. "I also direct that, when the rubrics permit, the oratio pro sede vacante 'Supplici, Domiue,' be said in the mass until the election of the new pope; furthermore that the peo ple be exhorted to unite with the pas tor in the prayer: "'We most humbly entreat Thee. O Lord, that Thine immeasurable loving kindness may grant as bishop to the most holy Roman church one who shall ever be pleasing to Thee by his loving zeal in our regard, and. by his beneficent rule deeply revered by thy people to the glory of thy name. Through our Lord.' "Joining you in sentiments of sorrow, I am faithfully yours in Xto, "J. J. II ARTY, "Archbishop -Bishop of Omaha" Hold Man for Immorality Charge ifrought by Yotuh George Watson, 1713 South First street, was arraigned in Central po lice court yesterday on a charge of immorality, preferred against him by Wilber Bartholomew, 18, messenger boy, living at 1721 Avenue B, Council Bluffs. Watson waived preliminary hear ing and was bound over to the dis trict court on bond of $5,000. Four boys who appeared at witnesses were released on bonds of $100 each. TTERE ts the ideal lata. 11 live tor elderly Deoole who find them selves chronically concti. pated. Dr. Caldwelf'sSyrap Petwln will trive von dallv elimination in a mild. senile way without srriDinir. and Boon medicines of all kind can be disoenaad with. It is much better than drastic earth artica, salts, min erals, pills, etc. DR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN THE FAMILY LAXATIVE Thousands of old folks will only take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It ia a safevegetable com pound of Egyp tian Senna and other ilmple laxative herbs with pepsin. The formula is on package. Adosecostslesstbanacent. HALF-OUNCE BOTTLE FREE Few escape constipation, to even If you So not require a laxative at this moment let me send you a Halt'Ouncc Trial BottU of my Syrup Pepsin FREE OF CHARQE so that you will have it handy when needed. Simply send your name and addrest to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, su Washington St., Montictlto, III. Write me today. Pi! Sunday at the- K E 7 mm QFMk Annual TUB BEE: OMAHA. WIIDAV. JANUARY 27. 1922. Head of Postal Motor I Department in Omaha j William Wolna of Vahirgton, D. C, general superintendent of the motor rhitlc department of the pot. tal n-rvice, pard evrral hours in Omaha yesterday iuiecting; the lo cal department. Motor vehicles are row in ue In 231 cities anl have improved hj per cent in thrir irvic record in th.? l4t yran he Muted, Wolna f"t ptutal fifliiiaU are m auhiui; wh inicrrit the inmiuni delivery iVMeni iiiotitulrj a an e-I-r r itnr nt in Omaha hut May. If found la he economical the mer chant delivery prohably will he ft tendril to other lilies he suit!. M. Paul i the only other city in the United ute which n'w hits it. Show Windows Mown (J tit liy (la Ia1ummi The front chow window, nf the Mmtrrnuii lea and c oft or tore, 241)4 Cuming treet. were blown out in an exploJion yesterday afternoon when ll.trry l laiinery, 1107 North Tweiity-niiith trrrt, 411 employe of the city Ki department. wa repair ing a coltee roaster in the window. ''tannery wa burned ahout the fai-e and was Riven treatment hy a police surgeon. Several customer in the tore were knocked down but not injured. Council Cfliuincnd Colin. Rabbi Frederick Cohu'a ervicc of 1 nix veara a member of the Hoard of Public Welfare wa commended yes- terduy in a resolution adopted by the city council. The rabbi resigned from 1 the board last week. I "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER Mat. and Nil ToAiy Good RVd Saat, SOc LAST TIMES TODAY2:158:30 BILLY GUI!?.) WATSON Tomorrow (Sal.) Matinee and All Week StfrATn. GOLDEN CKC0K Tw LADIES' TICKETS, Uc.lJo IVERV WEEK DAY EMPRESS TWO SHOWS IN ONE MOLERA RF.VUE. "A Mualc.l Diver tlaamant:" PETTY REAT aV CO.. A Muaical Novelty; CORDON A GORDON. A Comedy Novaltyl TED Mcl.EAN A CO., "A Modern Diana." Photoplay Attraction, "Th Infamous Miaa Revell," ieaturinf Alice Lake. WE REQUEST YOU lSOT TO (SO r k n n TO GO TO THE MOON, Starting Tomorrow Ef You Want A PICTURE WITH A NEW TYPE OF STORY A PICTURE OF GREAT POWER A PICTURE OF REAL ACTING "FOOTFMLL" ma in i- i-'-'ii ttmitttttttmetttssmi-f m i 1 gOB NOW AND ALL WEEK 'After the Show' With JACK HOLT LILA LEE CH AS. OGLE And a Mack Sennett Corned "By Heck" Jr LAST TIMES TODAY ,' Harry Leon Wilson a Wltk an All Star Cast admttmf em Joseph DowOoS' Miles Welch H BCktreAdMM'RobertM'Klmla Showa, 6:45-8:45 200 Seata at 15c Last Timet Tonight "The Lai! Trail" Tomorrow "Footfalls" Cop Dismi&nl on Bribe Charge Patrolman Hrlirriu Found dully of . rrring l'nir for Moiif) Another Under 1 I ire. Patrolman John V. Hrhrciii a i!iiinibed from the polite depart ment by the n'ty council yesterday after a hearing on the rliarge that 'e accepted pioney from J, J, O'Con nor, III South orty-lirt Mreet.and (icratd Miller, Avenue A. Conn ri lilutfi. while on special duty st the Iuiiikoi Ruiic garden, ( harifet ao will be tiled agjint Court Ollicer Chettcr M. lieorge, baaed on hi 0v.1t testimony, Chief of Police )empey Mid yrnlerday. The chirf and Commiioner If. V. Dunn wilt cxercie a Mrictee tiipcr vision hereafter over the police dur in leisure hotin. The testimony in the licnring brouuht out that Itchrcni accepted money from O'Connor for keeping quiet after the policeman bad taken ,1 bottte of liipior from him. It w.11 when Oflicer Ccorge attempted to testify in behalf of Uehrena that he ro into deep water with the com mission. RICHARD BARTHELMESS In ToFable David' COMEDY NEWS RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS Harry Brader, Dir. . JULIUS K. JOHNSON t th Organ THE TO STARTING TOMORROW If You Expect to See AN ORDINARY PICTURE A NAMBY-PAMBY LOVE STORY A DRIED-OUT MELODRAMA n WE DO "URGE YOU i n to See Is the Attraction TONIGHT $200 Phonograph $200 Will Be Given Away Carl Lamp's T A M Orchestra U trk. 11 Empress Rustic Garden Two Other Reasons Whole broiled lire Baby f.olmter with hot hntter entice and broiled hreaat of joona; Gnlnen Hen served In all Fontenelle rtxtnu rante at nil hour for 75J Hotel Fontenelle "Alnar the Center ef Thine Goln on and the RradeiTeua of Interesting Teoplc. Joint Committee for Baptists Recommended Columbia, yio, Jan, 2d,-(By v P,)- Tlte national Baptist confer ni( lat flight unanlmautly adopted a retolution recommending that the northern and aouthern convention appoint or fleet nine repreeniative 01 their repectivf bodiei to conti. tuts the "conference committee'' ol th church. Tltli U the firit action ever taken by the two convention look in 6 to wrd S permanent dehbetative body of the two division, members raid. TONIGHT Va?. IJ Malta 5etWf4ey Victor Hirbitfi M JtfEaU ' 'Angel Face" A Meladwua. l-aufBale Materple lib the OriaiaaJ New Veli CaaU evmlnt. SOc to t 10 Mai, tOet te U Next Sun. and Wk.-Seilt Today r. Ar eoHiroea aa oaii eitr Preteat lat feaullM e N, V. aa teaeea. MECCA POStTIVELt OrlflMl Caat a 4 Preduc- Iffea Tha Ceelim lllaa Tkil llwalir. Mxe ) II . A ooi.ial MeeteeJ I a teaeeia kr . 0af N,- York at tef a ' . caia C.." II M F 1 1 a. compamv or ae II GOfttlOUt ICIM 11 t m WAftviioua 0diNi aaiifr Film All NleMe. l. l M. i. It . ! rear Mat. e. H.M, H.M, I.' 0. CaA0VT ' Tut acrr in vutiu.r Matinee Dally, Jilt Every Nltit. ail JULIAN ELTINGE America's Foremoat Delineator of Kemlnlno Characterliatlona ' W'iliUm Eba I Matlylee LIpperT STONE A HAYES Bn Beyer I Roe. Ellia A Roae BROWN A ODONNELL Toplca ol tke Day Aeeop'a. Fable Pathe Weekly. Melineea 15c to 60c j low 75c( tlM Sat. and Sun. Nihle-lBe to $1.00( lew $1.28 Sat, and Sun. Today'a Winner ol Two Free Seat ia Automobile No. 79 in MOON 4 f Ml Admission V 1 1 Vj 40c. Inc. Ta 40c, Inc. Tax Why tke Fontenelle Is Omahas Popular Hotel People prefer the Fontenelle for common sense reasons, not simply because it is the correct place to nop. Tier Is, of course, a certain self-satisfaction derived from wearing good clothes, traveling first class and gen erally enjoying the better things of life. But self-satisfaction Is not all. People who stop her know that they will receive 100 per cent value for their money in service, comfort, hospitality, entertainment and good food. And that is all a hotel can givt. Death of Keen Hotel Cool I Shrouded in M)tery Mjltrry atirrounds hr .ia"e df.ih of l',f Ileal K lf r. t., J 1 J North I ifiy lhird itrert, ciKk at the Keen hotel, who wa lum ul in to liouie yraterdav morning. Police and there wa evidence tht he had been alnua' J. Sflotil e of blood weie found on 1 he lo.r and t pool of blood near hi head. To thots ia out. STARTING TODAY ALICE LAKE In The Infaifious f.iiss Revell COMING SUNDAY "TKE CONQUERING POWER" .with rudolph valentino alice'Verry Rex tngranTa euccesior to "The Four Horaeman of tha Apocalypia" LAST TIME SAT; NIGHT Shows: 1113579. WM. FOX PRESENTS "The Queen of Sheba" STARTS SUNDAY NORMA TALMADGE In "De Luxe Annie" YES IT'S A REVIVAL BUT IT'S A GREAT PICTURE. ADVERTISEMENT. 666 is a prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGrippe. 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To I'lsy a Steinway ia t beeomc ill3ati?fied with all other makes. Schmoller & Mueller 1BI4-I8-19 r.T Omaha, Dcdie St. rIAilJ III. Neb. How You Can Remove Every Trace of Hair (Toilet Talks) A stiff paste made with some pow dered delatone and water and spread on a hairy surface about I minute will, when removed, take every trare oi hair with it. The skin should thru i.f! washed to free it from the re maining delatone. No harm can re sult from this treatment, but be sure it is delatone you get and yon will not be disappointed. Mix fresh r.s wanted. CASCAR1 OUNINE IS aUaarenMa tatHti alwan ea HdlV aan4r. fupa CaMi ia 14 aeara La Gnat at 3 aara. SUadira rtmeey tar tee rtarra ueaa. N. bsa aftar alltcu. Saft and aieoeabla Dnaane n4 aai tatrlai Mr HiDa aaaaall and tlfiutara, AiAII DnmaiM Omit w h am coMFAHif oraort tun Big Chocolate Coated Doughnut and a bottle of Aia mito Milk, one week only, all for sA-j All J-7 J SsfiXL r. t rvesiauranis ADVEKTISEMENT. will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneumonia. ansnea witn tne re ulu in your ovrn case your money will bs a (nceeaifiil treataient for Rupt'ire I, CHOCOLATES k GISv inner-circle QS, P. CANDIES Jm AUVr.RTlSEMliNT . . r erithout reaortine; to a paicful and uncertain auntiral cperation. My treaiment haa more than twenty-five yeare of aucceM behind it. and 1 cta:m it to be the beat. 1 do not inject paraffin? wax. as it is danserotis. Time reouind i