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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1923)
Post Discusses Labor Problem ' Interests of Employes ami Em ployers Almost Identical, Says Economist. Louis F. Post of Washington, D. C., ■' onomist and lecturer, who has been •liking before various organizations nf the city under the auspices of the Unitarian Church Laymen's league, touched on relations between em ployes and employers during his talk •i' the Unitarian church at 8 last night. "I contend that the hired men and the employers should not be separated ; ito two classes,” said Mr. Post yes terday. "Their interests are almost identical, and what is bad for employ • rs is equally bad for employes.” Amplifying his theory that the pres ent system of taxing the individual :dl he can afford to pay is confisca i ry, Mr. Post asserted taxes should e levied on the basis of the amount ■ f good the community or government o i s for the person.taxed. The amount ■ f tax levied tinder this system would I" measured by the value of the land, natural resources, owned by the per son taxed. This can’t be done over night,” said Mr. l’ost. "Ry mixing artificial nd natural resources under the title of real estate, however, considerable confusion has resulted. Taxes should be shifted gradually from the house i to the site. In Pittsburgh, under a 'graded’ tax law, this Is being done, i Under this law, by 1925 artificial Im provements in Pittsbsrgh will be taxed 1 in ratio to the land on which they stand as 50 per cent is to 100 per cent. Civic and labor organizations of Pitts burgh seem to favor a continuation of this reduction on the tax on artificial property until it will be cut down to a nominal 1 per cent.” Imperial Couple Observe 50 Years of Wedded Life Imperial, Neb., Feb. 2. — (Social.)— Judge and Mrs. James Burke cele brated their 50th wedding anniver sary at the home of their son. Edgar Burke. Judge Burke is a veteran of the civil war, having seen four years and six months of actual service. Ho is one of the oldest Masons in the state, having joined lodge No. 284 at Alton. 111., in 1884. while he was home on a furlough. Mr. Burke Is one of the pioneer settlers of Chase county, having located here in 188G. He was county judge for several years. Field Men Meet. H. B. Ramsey, manager of the Pru dential Insurance company here and M. D. Cameron, vice president of the I Peters Trust company, left for New York yesterday to attend a business conference of the Prudential’s field men February 7. Vice President Cal vin Coolidge will he one of the speak ! ers. Electric power in now used in 1-. ' 735 printing plants in the world. Market Has New V ariety of Apple Newton Pippin Latest Arrival on Loral Produce Counter; Plenty of Fruit. Newton Pippin apples are the latest arrival on tfle Omaha produce mar ket. This particular variety has ex ceptional keeping qualities and is suit able for all purposes. Vegetables of nearly every kind are to be found on the market In plenti ful supply, practically all of which are shipped In from California, Flor ida and Louisiana. Mexican tomatoes are comparatively new arrivals and of very good quality. The orange market is a little firmer. Due to recent rains in California prices have advanced slightly. Qual ity. too, will be impaired somewhat. Grapefruit is at its height of popu larity; plentiful on the market, the condition of tho fruit is supreme. Geneva Odd Fellows Burn Mortgage on $6,000 Home Geneva. Neb., Fob. 2.—(Special.}— The Independent Order of odd Fel lows held a jubilee here, when the mortgage on their building was burn ed. They now own a homo valued at $6,000. A dinner, program of music and readings and addresses was the order of flic evening. Mayor Ocg, Judge H. 1’. Wilson and J H. Sager were speakers. About 20b members of the order and of the auxiliary, the Silver T.ink Rebekah lodge, at tended the celebration. Representatives of C. of C.V Met, Secretaries from VII Over State Confer at Omaha Chamber. Commercial dub secretaries from all over Nebraska were welcomed to their two-day conference here by J. David I .at-son. commissioner of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce, in the chamber rooms yesterday morning. j. M. Johnson of Sidney, Neb., sec retary of the conference, read his re port at the morning session. All the secretaries attending the conference had luncheon tills noon at the Cham bor of Commerce dining room. Discussions scheduled for the after noon included "The Community Chest for the Smaller Town" and "What Inducement Should Be Of i fered to Bring Conventions to a City?” Mimtngue Taticock, manager of the bureau of publicity of the Chamber • of Commerce, was to read a paper. | Whether or not women should be admitted to membership In commer cial clubs will he discussed this morning, the discussion to be led by 1 Hester Ruck man of Council Bluffs There will also be a general discus sion of small town problems. In charge of K. R Hilt y of Fairbtiry, Neh, Lincoln Highway Meeting Postponed 1 util Feb. 16 Kearney, Neb., Feb. "—(Special.)— The date for holding tho Lincoln Highway State association meeting has been changed to February 3ti, according to George Wolz of Fremont. A large attendance is anticipated at the meeting, invitations having been extended nil cities and towns along tho Lincoln highway to be represent ed. It is expected that ona of the topics for discussion will bo tho elim ination of jogs in tho highway, thus reducing tho eross-the state mileage. “Muller" Is the most common fam ily name in Germany. BISQUE TORTONI —sounds interesting, doesn’t it? And it tastes just as good as it sounds — a rich, velvety Vanilla Ice Cream, filled with crumbled Macaroons and flavored with a dash of Virginia Dare. Yes, it’s quite different, but you’ll like it. Fairmont's Ice < ream is made the Better Way In Omaha, Crete, Grand Island and Sioux City. Take it home in bulk—or in pint or quart nealed packages. Omaha’s Handy Service Stores ^ .1 lvtmi jniuinni .tii/fTTtnTTIflBil Copyrighted by •lohn D. Millar * \ The Store Near Your Home With the HAND on the Window ; Sells These Quality Goods at Attractive Prices Carrying home a big heavy market basket is just plain drudgery. It is bad enough in pleasant weather. It's disagreeable on cold, stormy days. It is so un necessary, so strength consuming and time wasting. Don't endanger your health by exposure and by carrying such loads. Make the Handy Service Store near your home your market place. The selection is better, the service better, and the price as reasonable ns anywhere in the city. It is provoking to tramp through snow and over # slippery walks bargain hunting, only to get home and find several of your purchases unsatisfactory, and no one to fall back on. The man in the Handy Service Store just around the corner is your neighbor. He puts your grocery order in the kitchen and takes a pride in seeing that every thing is satisfactory. These Prices Effective SATURDAY, Feb. 3, and Week Following — ——————^————— Cream of Wheat Per pkg. 18c Milk Carnation or Pet, Tall 10c ■SufTcU* Pure Fine Granulated, 10 Lbs. for 73c Gold Dust Large Package for 24c Omar Wonder Flour 48- Lb. Sack $ 1.37 Better or Ideal Butter Per Lb.. 54c J Crystal White Soap, 10 Bars for 47c and One Bar Cream Oil Soap FREE RICE Fancy Blue Rose 3Lbs.for 17c Specials —FOR— Saturday Only Ohio Blue Tip Matches None Better Made Per Carton of 6 Boxes, 35c n 1 r • O Tangier, 15 oz. jars, 3 for 68c Pure Sugar and fruit i reserves Assorted Flavors, 6 for $l.!iO; 12 for $12.50 _ - ———————————— 10 Big Bars, 39c Box of 100 Bars, $3.85 Made from oils and fats that pro nluce firm, lasting, white soap with n-ofuse cleansing suds. Ortman’s “Every Bite a Real Delight ” Nut Bread 15c a Loaf Cinnamon Rolls 20c Dozen Pineapple Hawaiian, Ponto or Dd Monte Grated No. 2 Can 3 for 68c 6 for $1.30 _ 12 fot $2.50 I? If You Do Not Know the Name of the Handy Service Store in Your Neighborhood Phone HA 0689 _ •—■ if. c I J : [ 7 Safe Milk For Infante. Invalids & L Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. QuickLunch»t Home,Office (^Fountains. 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