'Miss Kaufmann Moves Into First
Place in Bee
Nellie R Donn, Candidate of Union Pacific, Dis
placed After Leading for 10 Days
Campaign in Full Swing.
STANDING OF THE CANDIDATES.
Miss Elisabeth Kaufmann, livestock Interests ...J66.W
Miss Nellie 6, Donn, Union Pacific , .,25977
Mus Fit Fenn. MiCord-Brady Co. ; J7.4S7
Mi Anna MeNamara. M. E. Smith & Co , 8,211
Mis Kathrine O'Brien, Burlington route ,,,
Miii Kathleen Rossiter. Orchard-Wilhelm 7Hf
Miss Kluabeth Pace. Council Bluffs ...i , 3.S0J
Miss Irene Rice, Alliance Times , 2o7
Miss Gladys llitcheock, York. Neb. , I.HJJ
Miss Myrtle Wood. Wabash. Neb 1.540
Mr. Agne Hall, Missouri Valley ., , 1JS0
Mis Anna Funk, Salon de Beaute , WU
l!i Grace tudres, Nebraska City
Calendar of Events.
Friday, May 12, the Union Pacific
dance at the Auditorium and semi-
formal ball of the livestock inter
est at the exchange,
Saturday, May IJ, musical of live
stock interests between 11 a. m. and
2 p. nt. At 3 p. ni. street parade of
all candidates and their supporters;
evening, dance nnd jamboree at the
C, D. & Q. freight house.
Monday, May IS, 12 cities on lines
of Union Pacific to have dances.
Tueiday. May 16. Union Pacific
and Orchard Jfc Wilhelm concert at
Draidei theater, and M. E, Smith
& t o. dance at M. L. roof garden.
Wednesday, May 17, McCord-
Erady dance at Krug park.
The Omaha Bee Good Will elec
tion is now in full swing.
With only seven days left of vot
ing, the various organizations are
working at fever heat to boost their
candidates. .
Miss Elizabeth Kaufmann, can
didate of the livestock interests,
moved into first place at the close of
voting yesterday, displacing Miss
Nellie R. Donn. candidate of the
Union Pacific, who has he.tded the
list for 10 days; the "Advo girl"
holding first place the first day of
voting and againm May 3.
la the next seven days of voting
it is believed that Omaha will prove
it.'elf to be the banner city co-operating
in the Good Will elections by
securing sufficient votes to send
from Omaha the largest number of
girls that will accompany the Good
Will delegation from any city on
the trip to France in July.
Dance at Exchange.
An informal dance will be held
this evening at the Livestock ex
change, to which all friends of the
livestock- interests are invited.
A children's musical will be given
by juvenile musicians of the families
of the stockyards interests. This will
be held in the exchange tomorrow
morning between 10 and noon. i
About 3,000 will be in attendance
at the Union Pacific dance to be
held this evening at the Auditorium.
1 no JUcLorcI-brady company Jias
rranir, tnf a hAnth ... L . i.
or iour aavs nrecedine its rianri
where tickets will be, on sale. This
dance at Krug park, on he 17, is
creating a great deal of; interest.
Orchard & Wilhelm announce a
pantry sale which 'is to be held at
their store tomorrow morning, where
home-made viands of superior quali
ty will he placed on sale.
The Marshall B. Craig musical
revue is to be held May" 16 for the
candidates of Orchard & Wilhelm
and the Union Pacific.
The Burlington organization is
mustering its forces from all parts
ot the country and the Burlington
spirit is being manifested in the num
ber of votes brought in .daily for
their candidate, Miss Kate O'Brien.
Miss Rice Breaks Record.
, Miss -Irene Rice, candidate of the
Judge Blames Merchants
for Floods of Bad Checks
Merchants were blamed in Central
police court yesterday by Judge W.
F. Fappich fqr floods of bad checks
"Tear a square of paper from a
billboard, scribble a few lines and
pass it at the nearest merchant's for
$50 or more seems to be the recipe,"
the judge said. "Business men are
too careless"
Ten nnmnlainte aKnu'f Kirl rhaoL--
were laid before the judge Wednes
day. -;-;:;i;"f!;i:"i.. ?, ,
His statement followed reports
that efforts were being made to
"square" alleged bad checks givan
by E. C. Hall, Hunter Inn.
M'lii wtie hBu .n J.a vinnn x
'ial in Histrtrf
of , forgery.. He is alleged to have
traced tne signature of Mrs. F. W.
Klausmire, Twenty-fifth and Gilmore
streets, to a check for $50.75.
Attorneys in O'Bryan Case
J Finishes Final Arguments
Attorneys in the Robert O'Brvan
case in District Judge Goss' court
hnished their hnal arguments short
ly before noon yesterday. .
Judge Goss stated he would read
his instructions to the jury at 2 .
Wednesday marked the fourth
week of actual trial of O'Bryan, who
is charged with conspiracy to com
mit a felony.
O'Bryan, president of the Great
Western Commercial Body company,
is charged by the state with making
statements to prospective stock
buyers that the company would pay
big dividends, although it is alleged
that the company was insolvent
T...e aU PaJataMaTll
YEAST
CHOCOLATE
We all know that yeast
ia the richest known tons
of healthHrJvinK "VITAMINS ".
Wbtl combined with para chocolatt
tt batomas meat palatabla aad retain.
II of It! tffldfacr. YEAST CHOCO
LATE takes rsaralarly for two rail
a banaftcial addition to toot daily
dfvt. It wiU ImproT year vitality
and ma dawa coadltton, aad rcHtva
canatlpaOoa and tadtfsstion. Fin.
m children.
BAKES TSA8T CHOCOLATE CO.
" Ctaac Cudr Ca, ' -th
and Dodgo, . Douglas SI2T.
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Good Will Election
277
Alliance Timet, broke the record
(or out-of-town candidatei by ar
ding; lo lirr tout votrt in ytt.
tt-rdays voting. Aim Hire hn a
ttrotig organization at Allunce and
it ktradily moving lirr name forward
on the list of randidatra.
Jut brfore wiling for France yci
trrday Mii Anne Morgan lent I
telegram to the candidates in the
Good Will delegation, Hating that
he regretted it wat impossible for
her to visit Omaha during the clec
lion.
Word aUo was received from New
York headquarters that selection of
the o! filial head of the Good Will
delegation will be determined by the
number of votes cast for candidates
individually. The delegate who re
ceivea the greatest number of Indi
vidual votes will be declared official
head of the delegation and will have
special certificates and honors.
litis honor now it held bv Miss
Adalisa Shacklette of the accounting
department ol the Louisville &
Nashville railroad. Several of the
Omaha women entered in the Good
Will election are determined that
this honor shall be wrested from
Miss bhacklette. ,
Miss Shacklette received a total f
100,166 votes in the election at Louis
ville.
Man Accused of Receiving
stolen Cars Is Bound Over
Walter Whalen. oronrietor of the
Sunnybrook garage, Twenty-fourth
street and Deer Park boulevard, was
held to district court yesterday under
$3,000 bond on a charge of receiv
ing stolen cars.
He was arraigned m Central oolice
court following his arrest two week j
ago by Detectives Buglewicz affd
Cich, who reported he had oraranized
a center through which stolen flivver
coupes were remodeled and placed on
the market.
H. W. Marshall. Arlington. Neb.
testified a car Whalen sold had been
stolen from him. F. L. Meacham,
1318 Harney street, said he boucht
the car from Whalen for $550.
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A 'liroitad aumbar
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'. 16-ineh oven. Smooth
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Non-breakable angle iron
frame. Four burners and
BROILER. This is typical
of our unusual values. See
them, tomorrow.
MID-WESTERN
APPLIANCE CO.
' Opposite Orpheum
413 South 15th . At. 4289
If Back's Lame
or Kidneys Bother
Drink Plenty of Water and Milk
oiart nusning inam in the Morning
Nina people out of ten overlook the fact
that the kidneys like the bowtli set
cloned and lasy and need a purifying
flushing now and then to help these del
icately constructed organs filter all tha
waste and Toxins (Poisons) oat of the
blood: otherwise there is a retention in
your ayatera of uric Acid and poisonous
matter which when permitted to remain
eausea pain and dull misery in kidney re
gion, headaches, rheumatie pains, dis
turbed rest and all sorts of annoying
bladder troubles that excite and irritate
the entire urinary system, creatine; dis
tress. ,
To nave strong, healthy kidneys and
bladder, you simply must keep your kid
nays clean and active so that they are
capable of easily and normally filtering
and expelling the poisons, neutralising;
the acids and freeing your system at
urinous wastes. No artificial drugs are
necessary. Merely secure a package of
Dr. Carey's PRESCRIPTION NO. T7T
(Tablets or Liquid).
For sale by the 5 Sherman ft Me
Connell drug stores, and all good drug
gists have it. Make a little right after
eating for a few days and your sluggish,
tired out kidneys will then work with
ease. It never disappoints, is pure, tastes
good and for your health's aake its small
cost is negligible. Tea days' test will
not disappoint you or druggist will refund
your money. Insist on genuine, ,
$0975
Forty Saddle Horses
to Be Auctioned Here
Forty high bird, well trained Mis.
wuri addl horsea will t ptacH
on lI at suction to the Auditorium
Mar 21 at SJ0 p. nt.
Thest horse now arc in the tublrf
of Albert FkVcni at Kansas City a4
will arrive in Omaha May tl or 21
Each hore is trained an4 failed
and will be sold tinder a fuarantee.
They art in tht ihow (lass, three
and (iff tailed.
Tht sale ill be held under the
management of F. F. Simpson of
H Ufa
VtF" ADAMS
HQ
Chewing Gum
American Chiela Co.
On Sale Friday
500 Garments
Dresses, . Suits,
Skirts, Etc.
Dresses in Canton Crepe, Taffetas, Ginghams, etc
No Alterations!
No Exchanges
No C. 0. D.'s
riJK BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1922,
Omaha, .Vbcit PkVtna of Kausas
City and V. P, ill el Sturgii, &
P.
"The bar art are from IS to IS 14
hands hitth" aaiii lie. Slmntsui "jn,t
thry ronton good blood, have httn
well turned and cared fur. They
are ell enough iat tha Uit at
girl and women who jut new
na4 any mwi eaprrtence."
Wife of Wralthy Omaha Oil
Sulearunii Given Divorce
Mr. Rote D. O'Brien wa granted
a divArra Hervea K Mi&ri t nAmm
, B . c w a
?4re fnrar irom pemm o unen,
wealthy oil aalesman. They were
married November 2J, and bav
Try it and te
get the tingle of
that peppy flavor!
No fancy wrapper
just good gum
Friday
9 a m
three rliildren: Magdalene, 22; Don.
alti, 20, a iiudenl in Creighton tned
kal irhool, and Robert, IS, itudent
in Central High school.
Her husband often became intex
ieated while on tha road, Mr.
O Drien charged, and acveral time
threatened her, Unking her three
year ago and calling her vile namea.
Reduce your clothing
bill practically one
half by wearing
Bond's 2-Pants Suits.
The extra pair costs
you only
Five Dollars
An unusual showing of
fabrics and models for
men and young men.
All the newest tailoring
ideas fresh from "style
city" New York. You
can't buy better clothes
anywhere. Compare !
Separate
Trousers
Striped worsteds, suiting patterns.
Blue serges and plain colors. Sizes
to fit men of all proportions.
$4 and $5
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Detroit
i Akron
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Youngslomn
RiiU Iowa Fnrmcr'i Wife
Cell Divorce lay Default
Joseph Hrotkrlttiy, wealthy Iowa
farmer, left hi wife two year ago
for another woman, hi poue, 'n.
cilia, alleged in a erot petition t)
divinrce suit in district court here,
Tht wife wat given the divorce tie
tree by default yesterday.
If every man in Omaha knew the value-
thc style-the materials and the workmanship in Bond's
2-Pants Suits, then every man would be wearing a-
. m v .. a k v i a lis
Keeping Standards Up
and Costs Down
No cheapening, no skimping in any of the things that
make for good style, good fit and good wear. Bond's
three factories making clothes for Bond's 14 distributing stores are
directly under Bond's supervision in that way you buy the best
possible clothes for the least possible price.
Alterations Free
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e Welch'i Special
Wee at May $ik ta tik, IjkIu.
aivewWt Civ (atlas. Tea or MUb
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uraa Wbsat laae BfeMl,
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
o
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First Longies
Bring the young man to
Bond's for his first long
pants suit. "He'll find just
what he wants at a price
you'll be perfectly satisfied
to pay. . v-
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so t ,
fOSt ALW iviai.
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NOW
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Ask the man
Hfho ovms
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