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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1922)
lilt: OMAHA l!KK: KKIDAV, XOVEMHKR 17. 19". $100 Check Sent Free Shoe Fund by Stock Yards Contribution by "Corporation With a Soul" Will IMp Several Dozen Poor Lit. tie Youngsters. The Union Stiwlc Tarda company it corporation with soul. That la vrry tvidrnt. AVliiiMluy cam a check from thla tompany, made out to the Krea Hhoe Fund, The Omaha . TIi rliwk aa for flOO. That will put -.arm, durable ahora on two or three dofm pa Ira of cold, little feet. A apkndld gift from thla corjior. J tion. Other contribution, not ao Iuiho, but Juat aa generous In pro portion, have come In from Individ ual. Alreudy several of the most press ing ( have bcori attended, and thwe poor Imya and girls are hnppy and uf in their new, wurm, atout shots'! l-'vory cent Kora to buy ahora for children of the dtjjrately needy. Not u cent for "overhead'' expenses. Your charity dollar la 100 per cent efficient If kIv'-ii to this cause. Hcnd or bring your offering today. Addrrim The Omaha liee Free Hhoe fund. t'railmi.l ai linol-dgri f tie Martha a. IN) I.. V. Hralimi-d, ItakdHle, Nb I.imi I nlim Murk tarda company I(M).IM) f. T, Hurt AIM) Mia Mina I'rlikrH. Hhrlhy, la. ... Sou Mr. J, I, Mill hr a a t.lm Total iixe.ua Omaha Commission Man Dies Suddenly Edwin I'atton Naker. 48, prominent Smith Oiuulia cnminlMion man, died atidd'-nly at hla home yeatrrday morn ing. 1 tenth was cau .! by heart dis ease, it la belleveil. Mr. linker had complained of hav- Willielm Cuno to Form New (ierinnn Cabinet liorlln, Nov. 16. (Ily A. Wll hhii Vuno, general manager of the JliimbiirgAnierli'un stennmhip line, hue urcnted the ti.sk of forming a cabinet to auccced the Wlrth minis try, it n unottlrlully nimouiicod thla afternoon. Omaha to Chicago and Return December 1st to 5th Limit December 11th, 1922 Lv. Omaha- Arr. Chicago Chicago Express 7:35 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Atlantic Express 2:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. Chicago Special 6:00 p.m. 7:25 a.m. Los Angeles Limited () 7:32 p.m. 8:50 a.m. San Francisco Over land Limited () : 7:35 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Oregon-Washington Limited 9:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Continental Limited, 2:31 a. m. 3:55 p.m. ( First -class Stand ard Sleeping Cars only). Far ticket aal aleepiag car accommodation, apply at Coatslidated Ticket Office. 1416 Doelgo Street. Tola hoae ATUatis "J Ml Uaioa Statioa Ticket Office, or W. J. Seaitk. Ceaeral Ageat. C. A N. W. Ry.. 120L3 Far. aaa Street. Tel. ATlaatie 7 856. I id In I'. Kukri . Ins; a cold, but retired In good apirita WedneadHy 1 1 IkIi t and aroso yeaterday morning hm usual. About 9:15, how ever, wlilh) sitting In hla chair at homo he suddenly gave a gaap and lurched forward dead. Mr. linker wus senior nininber of the llrm of Hiilier & McDonald, com-n-.lH.iioii mcrchiinta at the at oik yards. He had been in business in South Omaha for 25 years and had been ft resident of Oiniiiia for 2!) years. For ninny yours he whs choir leader at Grace Methodist church. He la survived by hla widow, Bessie; three Bona, I.orcn O., Ivan B. and Carl A. Baker, and one daughter, I' lora J. linker. A Queer World Toreador Trousers Adver tised in University of Washington Daily Father Will Pay 50 Cents for Son's Return. Dire Threat. Seal lie, Wahli., Nov. 16. A Seattle More advertised toreador trousers in the University of Waaliingfon Dally. Next afternoon the editor co-operated in a pronouncement that the first student to wear them would achieve eternal fame and a broken neck. The various censor of campus customs stood by with -their barrel staves. Two eventless days have elapsed. a a a A Wild Spender. Atlanta, Cia., Nor. 16. "Fifty cents reward and no queationa asked," was offered to any Atlanta policeman who will return J. F. Watkins, jr., 17, to his father in Langsdale, Ala., accprdlng to a let ter received today by James L. Bevers, chief of police of Atlanta. The lad's father wrote Chief Bev ers, "that he was worrying himself sick" about his boy and that he would gladly pay CO cents to any one for Information about him. The boy left home November 10, the father wrote. a a Must He Blue Blood. Oakland, C'al., Nov. 16. Blood transfusion from the veins of "Apache French," a iiedigreed pup, to those of "Major," a' Boston bull terrior, has saved the hitler's life. "Major's" ill ness was caused by swallowing two ice cream spoons which s veterinarian removed but Uie shock and loss of blood nearly caused the death of the patient. . The owner of a large husky dog whose llneaee was a trifle doubtful offered the blood of his pet, but Jack Kusaell, "Major's" master, refused. "It's going to be blue blood," he said, "anything else would stop my dog's heart." Both patients are recovering. Court Sustains Motion to Dismiss Liquor Charges Judge Woodrough Holds War rants to Search for Liquor Not Effective Where Alcoholic Medicines Are Found. Federal Judg Woodrough sustain ed a motion yesterday to dismiss charge of violating the prohibition amendment against Ed Kuerten, who waa running a restaurant .it 1D12 iKjilge atreet laat summer for Carl Hchneider, the proprietor of which was In Europe, By ao doing the judge set a prece dent which, It la aald, will have some effect In limiting the uso of search warrants by prohibition agenta. The motion for dismissal waa based on the theory that the officers asked for and purchased wine of pepsin in the restaurant. The judge held that al though tho medlcinn might contain a hcrge per cent of alcohol, the officers did not properly use the warrant which entitled them to search for liquor. YVimier Man Jailed. Federal court continued to grind out its quota of liquor rasea yester day afternoon, with the following re nits: loulse Vlnclnuena, fined $200; John W. Keverln, J3; Peggy Heed, $150: Bn O. Bennett, $100, ond Ham Glafraglioni, alias Halvadore, $100, Tho car belonging to Hector .llnolo was confiscated and Jinolo lined $5. Htlffer sentences were Imposed by Judge Woodrough on Paul Kracher and Kmcry Morrell of Winner, Neb. Kracher was fined $M0 and given three months in the f.'umlng county jail, and Worrell was given a $250 line and 19 days in the same jail. Mrs. Taul t'attano, loll South Kleventh street, who appeared In court with a tiny baby In her annn, was found guilty of violating the liquor law by a jury yesterday. Judge Woodrough Imposed a fine of $."00 ntj her, giving her 30 diiys In which to pay it. hhe was alleged to have had beer in her home. Seize Touring Car. Federal Prohibition Agents Batten and Vogol and Mate flhnrirfs Schrnltt and Brown arrested fiani Hurta, 1709 South Ten'h street, and Ilosona C'rlsl, 1309 Tierce street, Wednesday night, and seized their new touring car, which they were about to enter. In an alley near Seventh and Pacific streets. The officers say 242 half pints of white moonshine were In the car. Con tinuing their activity Wednesday night these same officers arrested Charles Lager, Edwards hotel, de claring lliey found two quarts of moonshlno in his possession. Lager was under bond to appear in federal court on another liquor violation charge, the officers say. 57 .Child Welfare Ordinance Is Discussed in Fremont Fremont. Neb., Nov. 1 ti. (Special Telegram.) Buy and girls of Fre mont under 17 yt-aia of age may be forced by a city ordinance now un der consideration to be off the public streeta and out of the dance halls by 10 o'clock, unless accompanied by parents or a guardian. The proposed measure comes aa a result of the recent Investigations In this city by l he atato health dctartnwnt. AliWKNsr-tltvr. A good combination The recipe is that of a celebrated Italian chef; But the quality is Heinz from the making of the dry spaghetti in Heinz spotless kitchens to the cooking and blending with Heinz famous Tomato Sauce and selected cheese. HEINZ Spaghetti Rtady cooktd, rtady to tervt BaM CwMsw skatf a4 V4 bjms w Ma tax f MBfwtaa a4 Ms I" rt-oM m4 Cmm OiM'iil M mM 4 Mai Cwm T at M A CLEAR COMPLEXION i Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling! Kjfs Mrvt Women Can Have. Vn I. 4arK MllkMw litis lh).tU. p, V M t:.lard d( 17 5' iPKtr4 .- i t uiiin f"f liver iJ t.t tnmt. luiliig thM yr gv it hi rxtiviii prir.i'iKii nwh ! l llkiun u! ,i . vt e.i.l .IS) ! O'l, it t thm It. Viit iiu TM. n il n.. mHt y thei l.' .--i -r X, li,lt i njitr tkfr ma ih bar n-l hh m IM II, 1 tt.vl, C.'I1S vH . i.u- SMti't in vast )tt a ! f 'W I i t . .i4(. , --l4 .. h. it fci. $ Nw I, I u ,f .! .! .!, 4 l .ll HiH. lib W( S'M' tf't ! ). i-t !-' tfc-tfci vt ... nej tv. $. ! I t-"l - ,t .1.1 tl 1 nk'Hl- l !. Jul l lk ! I 4 A CW voatr UieM of raea fni tM wtMj, tai wlibi DAUMEDENGUfi AMAaMt SIV I tl reltawo tk aji'v Ala IHwa Vara KMPSluNMavJ Tk liaiwa a i. S- . mm htm 1 7 'Alliance of Railway ' i Unions Announced i t leM lniid, O , Nov. ltl. (Hy A. P Circulars announcing the alliance of the Switchmen's L'nion of North America, which Is affiliated with the Amcricun Federation of Labor, with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Kit gineer and tlie Ilrotliirhood of Loco motive Firemen and Fnglnemen, waa sent out tmluy by Warren 8. Stone, president of the engineers, to mem lei a of hla urgnnluitlon. Coplea of the circular aent out by T. C t'nspeii, bond of the Kwlt.'h meira union, wero endorsed and refer red to a membership campaign of the Switchmen's union tn mnke It a 100 per cent oignnlition. Governor Urges Slate Employes to Aid New Regime McKehif Hopes to Avoid IVtly Politics Frequently Practiced ly Pretiout Adininislrutidns. keeping system put Into effect under tlia McKclvio administration by Phil Urots, seeretary of finance and rev enue. tiroes has forced htda of all de partments to keep uniform syatem of bisiks and tiryun wilt be enabled tn ascertain at any lima what every cent expended waa used for, Home thing Impossible under other regimen. Fremont Man Applauds District Court Testimony Fremont, Neb., Nov. ID. (Special Albert Cuin was so aigused at testi mony in district court at the trlnl of Gilbert and Albert Joins, dunged with ussuult and buttery, that ho tlupped his hands In open approval. A moment Inter he was ejected from the courtroom by Sheriff C'onillt upon order of tho court. The Jones brothers, both of Fre mont, lire. (-halVed Willi having at tacked their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slrelesky. When Mrs. Sire lesky took the stimd tislny, she mimed exact dates and hours in her testi mony rvnrdtng tho assault. When questioned as to tho source of her exact Information, Mrs, Slrelesky tes tified thnt shn expected a (rial lit the time and mnde a nolo of the time and plueo of every incident connected with tin) alleged nssaillt. At this juncture, fain burst forth with applausii which led to his cjec-Hon. A complete toilet outfit. Including a wash hnsln, bus been Invented, which can be mounted within an automobile door, which opens to form a table. Lincoln, Nov, 18. iSpeclul.l Gov ernor .Mi K'elvIa has requested hla nppolnteea to remain at their jobs until iiminKcments lira made by Gov c ruor tlect ('buries W. Bryun to re place them with democrats. "I don't want any of them to leave ut a time when they will be most needed to explain detalla of their work to their auccessora," the gov ernor aald. "In event somo would obtain other positions which demand they enter on their new duties Immediately, there Is no way to keep them. Aiulous to Aid, "What 1 am noxious to aviad, 1 the old form of politics in which those going out of office deserted their jobs and did everything possible to gel thostt who look their jobs in a hole, I don't believe anyone In the state servlco would do this, and I am going to do everything in my power to guard against It." Furthermore, Governor McKelvie will present to Governor-elect Bryan complete official records of everything done in his office during Ms tenure of office. In previous administra tions It has been the custom of many governors to take official records and files with them and leavs their suc cessors to manage things as best they could. Has Account System. Oovernor-rlect Bryan also will hav at his disposal a centralized book- Bryan Rejects McKelvie Plan Governor and (roveruor-l'iWt Continue Kchaii!e of Let tor on State Government. Lincoln. Nov, 16. Speclal Tele grain.) "Brother Charley," governor lcct, today. In an open letter to Gov ernor McKelvie, declined to act on the hitler's auitgeatloH to regroup ac tlvltlea under the rials in the gover nor end other constitutional officers. "Von seem to have misunderstood the platform upon which 1 waa nom inated and upon which I muds the race for governor," llrother Charley wrote. "I favored aliolislilng the codo eye tern and then a regrouping of the ad ministrative department In thehunds of ths constitutional officer of the state, Your suggestion provides for retaining the codo system. "While I appreciate the suggestion i which you make relative to the code law, I know upon second thought that yotl will recall I also recently receiv ed some suggest Ions from the voters as to the code law, and that under the circumstances I feel that the sug gestion of voters and taxpayers should also be given rareful consideration be fore I would make any other recommendations." Sioux City Thieve Steal Piano in Da) light Raid Sioux City, Nov. Id. An innovation in the urt of humlury was Introduced in Sioux City when rnbbeis working In daylight stol a piano from I he homo of F.rnesl VVyatt. The stolen iie'.no wa lis-ated In u second lis nd store by di tecthea, The proprietor said thut he had pur chased It for tM, Tim plnno was sto len while the Wyatt fsMiily was mov ing lo a jiew home. The removal of furniture with Ihe exception of tho piano having been completed, Mr. Wyatt called a plnno company and asked that they iiio the piano, Two bonis later the piano movcis arrived only to find that ths piano had diauppeiiii d $19.75, $22.50, $24.50 DRESSES $12.75 and $15.00 -9. fflil 8m IMS tsrasM ' Player Piano Specials ' We have recently taken in trade four j hitrh Kiatlc Players on new Haby 1 1 Grand Pianos and offer them tomor- ( row at most inviting prices On I710 One 1980 One 1750 Kurtzman Player Co;r $490 tSJil thly Haddorff Player0:;- $575 f& Troubadour Player Co.r$485I,Vn,,My4 India ink la mads from burnt camphor. mArtemus Player c:r $285 J.V: See, hear anal tt thete. It will pay you well. Howard MCS'IC CO. Om The Music House You Can Trust $12 onthly i""tl!llff (jlJLall Ji Join Our Christmas Phonograph Club NOW! 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