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16 THE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY. JUNE 24. 1022. W ork on Vessels to He Retained in Naval Bill Conference Committee Kearhfi Agreement Civil ian Reierve Retained Prompt Action Planned. Washington, June 23. A ente provision f'r ntinuing work at a normal rat on new naval veU under rontrnctin and appropriation oi $J,OU,0)0 to initiate a civilian naval re.rrve were retained in the naval appropriation bill under a com plete agreement on the bill reached by the etiate and the house con ferees. A pnropriation (or dike and dredg ing of the Mare Maud (Cal.) navy yard were increaed rom $500,000 to $750,0iO. The house con(rree agreed to nutate increases of $500,000 for a new pier at the rtigrt Sound (Wash.) navy yard and $187,500 for improve- AltVLHTIHCMK-ST. if Jill My Children Have Benefited From Fattier John's Medicine" "Two y'ars ago our whole family was Kick with Influenza and it left us all with very distressing coughs. We tried Father John's Medicine and aoon we were all enjtrely well again. We have found Father John's menu at the Fearl Harbor, Hawaii, nation. Accept Reierve Plan. In accepting the fenate plan for developing a civilian naval reserve the plan urged by Auittant Secre tary Kootevelt before the nenate com mittee the home confereet were said to have made an important coucei tion. Under the plan, two weeks' training on eagle boats and destroy era will be given to J.ootl men and 10.000 officers, who will be enrolled and subject to call or service like the National guard. In addition to the $7,500,00 increae for naval construction, the house con ferees accepted a senate amendment authorizing transfer from the shipping i board to the N'avy department of , 000,000 of indebtedness owed the ' hoard by private contracts, the addi 1 tional $H,0)0,000 to go into the naval construction fund. ) Retire Petty Officeri. I i lie rnaic conicrccs yiciuca on inc provision lor retirement ot about 700 petty officers of the navy, who will be placed on the reserve list. The senate had voted to retain them in active service. I A senate amendment increasing the appropriation for the Great Lakes naval training station from $160,000 to $200,000 also was accepted by the house conferees. Earlier in the conference the house managers had accepted a senate pro vision increasing funds for naval avi ation by $6,567,000. mostly for the purchase of aircraft. As agreed in the conference, the bill carries about $29J,000.000 and the conference report is to be hurried through congress before the proposed house adjournment tomorrow if possible. Medicine to be very good for throat and bronchial troubles. My three children always take it for a cold. It has built them up so that they seldom have a cold now." (Signed) Mrs. J. Morgan, 3311 Lemp Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Father John's Medicine nourishes those who are run down back to normal health. It is a pure food tonic and is safe for all to take be cause it is guaranteed to be free from alcohol or dangerous drugs. Start taking it today. rol.lTH.W, ADVERTISEMENT. R. H. Thorpe The Boy Orator of 1896 Who it making the raca for confrea Republican for both the unexpired and regular terra in the First Congressional District. Mr. Thorpe will conduct a vigorous speaking campaign throughout the District, ending with a big Mass Meeting at the City Auditorium at Lincoln, Ne braska, on Monday night, July 17th. Has your skin a. clean healthy outdoor look? Or is it blotchy and repellent? Resinol Soap and Ointment are natural aids to skin health and they do build attractive complexions RESINOL Soothinq &nd Hetlinq I 'O, J en c I J ZJf 1 ..Wi WOMEN will be lUdto " know at a laxativa that operate without ripinc or weajteninc. lonaanaa will tall im I Umt ti more satisfactory rantlta from Dr. CaMwall'a Sttu Pemin than from nlte. niUa B4 draatla eatfeartiea. 8ttbo PaaaiB ia a mild. aentla cleanser aid regulator. It coats oaiy about a coat tdoaa. DR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN THE FAaflLT LAXATIVE Take Dr. Caldwafl's Syrap Feasta whan eoaatiatted. billow. haadackT erout of sorts. You wlU tod roar ra ral baaHk tad eomplaxioa eo im provoa tbtt ms ooanstles will be aadadV Tsnaiiads ot wotma kara proved thUtra. mmmlfvm ni m a Half-OaM Trial Baak an Syrmf Pa FREE OF CHARGE m nat Beatrice City Officials Act to Relieve Water Shortage Beatrice, Neb., June 23. (Special Telegram.) Mayor Farlow and the city commissioners are making plans to relieve the water famine here by connecting up a new well which is being sunk near Zimmerman Springs, northwest of. Beatrice, with the city mains. They estimate a flow of 200,000 gallons every 24 hours from this well in addition to the present supply which comes from the springs. No city water has been available here for lawns the past month because of the shortage, the wells having been almost ruined by the prolonged dry weather. Omaha Attorney Denied Interview With Fred Brown Lincoln, June 23. (Special.) J. R. Lones. Omaha, attorney for Fred Brown, famous Nebraska fugitive, called to see Brown at the state peni tentiary today, but was denied the in terview. Warden Fenton announced that anyone desiring to talk with Brown must get the consent of State Sheriff Gus Hyers. Attempt to Return Wilhclm to Power Imminent, Rumor Hints Prevalent in, England of Restoration Aired in House of Com mons. rtrlM. 191!. London, June JJ. luo rumors prevalent recently in diplomatic cir cirs, nut earciuiiy nuncd up, re ceived official cognizance yesterday when they were brought up in the house of commons by Col. Wedg woQd, who asked what action had been taken regarding the imminent attempt at restoration of the Hohcn zollerns in Germany and whether Trance had raised again the ques non ot cancellation ot tneir war debts in exchange for a reduction in their reparations claims. Cecil Harmsworth, parliamentary undersecretary for foreign affairs, re plying in behalf of the government, admitted that information had been received concerning a coup d'etat to restore the former kaiser or crown prince to the throne, but said noth ing definite was known. Harmsworth Replies. "Will the prime minister make it clear that such a restoration would be regarded as an unfriendly act?" asked Col. Wedgwood. . Mr. Harmsworth replied. "Noth ing would be gained by a discussion of any policy which might be adopted by the allied and associated powers after such an event." Regarding the debt, Col.' Wedg wood insisted that France had been told that Great Britain could not consider cancellation of the French indebtedness untess cancellation of Great Britain's debt to America oc curred simultaneously. Prime Minister Lloyd George ad mitted that he and Premier Poiucare had discussed the subject .of. concel lation, but he added that the Eng lish taxpayers, could not afford to remit sums due Great Britain, warn ing creditor nations that Great Bri tain intended to ask for payment of the interest due from October next. Believe Plan Considered. Despite the ambiguity of the gov ernment's reply, a belief is held that negotiations are under way between France and Great Britain for draft ing a comprehensive and detailed plan for writing off a bulk of the international debts, including Amer ica's advances to the allies during the war, which will be presented at a future conference if the United States accepts an invitation to participate. Sidney Prisoner Visona Mob Alwayi at Ilia HeeU Lincoln, June 2J. (Special.) Sheriff J. W. McUniel of Sidney arrived at ths state penitentiary to day with James M. Trice, who must rrve from one to 20 years for shoot ing with intent to kill. Two week ago Price shot and slightly wounded the sheriff when the latter attempted to arrett him. Price, according to authorities, talk continually of a mob following him from Utah and declared he believed McUaniels was a member of the mob. Little mfor nation about him has been obtained Dai Files Court Answer on Code Bill Referendum Lincoln, June 2J. Attorney Gen eral Clarence IJavis today hied the answer of Darius M. Anuberry, sec retary of state, in the mandamus ac tion brought against the latter by Orville Jones of , Lincoln, to compel the secretary to submit the code law to a referendum of the people in the November election. The answer sets up a prior man damus action filed in 1919 in bar of the present case and declares the whole matter has once been adjudi cated in the courts. Special Federal Taxes Due July 1, Is Warning All special federal taxes are' due July 1, J. P. Foley of the internal revenue department announces. This includes pool halls, theaters and other amusement houses, exhibi tions and the like. Doctors, dentists and others han dling narcotic drugs are required to be registered and to have their li cense fee paid on or before July 1, Foley emphasizes. This is a special ruling of the department. Men Fined Total of $180 for Game Law Violation Oshkosh, Neb.. June 23. Spe cial.) Several Oshkosh and Chap pell men, among whom were Will Wertz, Tom Statler, Ed Schmidt, Fred Schmidt and Clint Schmidt, were caught using a seine and fish ing without licenses in the North Platte river near here by a deputy state game warden. I hey were brought up before the county judge and assessed fines totaling approxi mately $180. Parents' Problems Should a little girl of 6 who has one favorite with whom she is so content to play that she plays with no one else be allowed to do this? Let her keep her pal but at the some time induce her to be a good mixer. One cannot have too many real friendships. Ait rrirMKT. m i it t till; How to Make : : Currant Jelly': I from j Ripe Currants Br ANN raocToa I it ii i 1 1 The finest currant jelly you sver tasted chock full of the natural ripe color and flavor can be made at home within few min utes. I use the "Certo Process' because I can use ripe currants and it takes only one-half minute's boil ing, thus saving flavor and color; never fails; and is cheaper because I get two-thirds more jelly. The new Certo Process for mak ing Currant Jelly is very simple: Crush thoroughly about 2',i quarts ripe fruit. Add Vt cup water, stii until boiling, cover pan and simmer 10 minutes. Placo in jelly bag and firess out juice. Measure 4 cups uice Into large saucepan. Measure 7'4 leveled cups (34 lbs.) sugar in sepaifcte pan. Bring juice just to boil and begin to add sugar slowly, with constant stirring, tak ing about 5 minutes to add all the sugar, and keeping juice nearly at the boil. Then bring to the boll ; And at one add 1 bnttln (aranti cup) Certo, stirring constantly. Continue to stir and bring again to a hard boil for Vt minute, stirring continually. Take from fire, let stand 1 minute, skim and pout quickly into sterilized glasses. For currant jam, see Certo recipe book. The above recipe and many others for making delicious jellies and jams by tho "Certo Process" is found in the Certo book of recipes, a copy of which will be given to you by your grocer or druggist when you get Certo. Ex tra copies will be sent free if you write to the Pectin Sales Company. Inc.. Dept. 127. Rochester, N. Y. Use Certo this year in making all your jams and jellies. It saves time, worry and boiling in a hot kitchen. The "Certo Process" never fails and saves money be cause you make two-thirds more jelly from the same amount of fruit. Jelly and jam made this way keep perfectly. TtefcuS, Special WW of Juna 10 le 25 Inclusive! 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Hundreds of samples and surplus stock of boys' Wash Suits, specially priced for Satur day selling in Oliver Twist and Middy models of Linen, chamoray, galatea and fancy gtag- KVerat? 75c, $1.69 "d $2.95 Boys' Sport Blouses, 11.50 values QQ Boys khaki Knicker Pants, crash and linens, pd 50c, $1.50 and $2.50 Boys' $1.50 and 2.00 Straw Hats gj QQ Boys' Wash Hats and Caps, $1.00 AS, values at n' Boys' $1.25 Linen Caps, special gEjg ftt aa.a...aaaaaaa...aaaBaaa Boys' all-wool worsted Bathing flJO CCJ Suits. $3.50 values at DA.UJ Immense CashPurchase and Sale of Straw Hats Store for Men Cash purchase of 5,000 Straw Hats of fiso and medium weave. West Indies Panamas, Porto Ricana and fine Sennett Yachts. Scores of correct new styles in Telescopes, Alpine, Optimo and Drop Crown. 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