Motorists’ Eye
Tests Are Urged
Optometrists End Convention
More—Lincoln Man Ts
Elected President.
Optometrists In convention here
ilged legislation preventing every
< ne from driving automobiles until
their eyesight has bpen tested.
“If.you would cut down tlie ac- i
eidents in Omaha, don’t grant a.
license to anyone to drive a car with
out giving him a vision test. Many
•people don't know their vision is de
fective; often their judgment of dis
tance is bad without their knowing
it.” said Dr. W. B. Needes of Kan
sas City.
CJeorge Dunlap of I.incolfi was
elected president of the Nebraska As
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DAY DAY
“The Christian”
sooiation of Optometrists at the con-;
vention whidj/endcii yesterday. Ij.
C. Hewitt of ^sJeligh was elected first]
vice president: Charles Vlach of Oma
ha. second vice president .and Charles
Dixon of Nortli Platte, secretary and
t rca surer.
Hay C. Kingsley of Omaha was
named as the member of the associ- i
at Ion to He re-commended to the gov
ernor for a position on the state board
of exaniinei s. The association de
rided to hold five clinics in Nebraska
during the ensuing year, and also of
fered services to all schools of the
state in the interest of preserving the
e>-es of school children.
Brokers Predict Sugar
Continue to Advance
Sugar brokers said yesterday that
the sugar market is still strong and
the price w ill continue to rise.
I.arge quan titles are being held In
local storage houses to offset the losses
of two years ago.
Many dealers are dealing with the
utmost care, some buying only two or|
three ears at a time.
One of the leading brokers said that
with government investigation one ]
can't tell what will happen.
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Omaha Legion May Protest
Talk Ivy Count Leichenfeld
Omaha post of the American Le* \
■pion, at a meeting of its executive
committee. May 1. may enter a for
mal protest a^rainst the scheduled ap
pearance at the Chamber of Com
inorre here May 4 of Count Hugo von ;
I^oiolAe-rifplcl„ former prime minister j
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of Bavaria. Count Beichenfeld is ex-11
pected to make an appeal for the
starving children of Germany and
to discuss economic condition*.
Grocers Elecl Delegates
Charles F. Kelly. S. R. Rosenblum, !
J. B. Graham and John Kk, secretary, j
were elected by the Omaha Retail
Grocers' association at a meeting
Wednesday night ns delegates to the
national retail grocers' convention to
be held at St. Paul. Minn., June 26.
Moredhan a score of members of the
local association plan to attend the
convention, it Iras announce*.
Topics of the Day
2:25 Aesop's Fables 8:15
“Life's Collateral"
3:40 Sensational Valentines 1 5:30
2:47 Dotson | 5:37
2:59 Owen McGiteney | 5:49
3:17 ZeUya \ 9:07
Renee Robert 1
3:35 & Giers-Dorf 9:25
Symphonists _"
~7oTl Bert and Betty 9;BB
4 05 Wheeler
i 4:i9 William and Joe I0:09
Mandel
4:3. “T”E a^AGER” I toTa.
Big Afterpiece _
4:43 | Psthe News I 10:33
Mats. Iftc to 50c. Nithts 15c to $1.00
DARING
But
Truthful
Is Rupert Hughes’
A Story of
Hollywood
With a Great Cast of
Q C Famous
OO Players
STARTS
TOMORROW
For 15 Days
■
__ TMOW SHOWING
■ LEW MORGAN
(g and His
Musical Comedy
■ Company
H Prestnt.
*'A Danaeroui Girl”
a with
A Chorus of Youth
IB and Beauty
Feature Photoplay
Wm Richard Talmadgc tn
_ "Wildcat Jordan”
™ A Spa rk I inf Mint of Thrills
“Jiggers" of ’23
FOUR NIGHTS
Commencing April 29th
Orpheum Theater
Reservation* Now on 3«le at Bo* Office
Price 25c, BOt, $1, $1.50, Ta* Exempt.
LAST | 1 LA8T
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“HEAD HUNTERS”
AND
“THE DRUG TRAFFIC”
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ti EIGMB OB HOOD THEATERS
GRAND — - * - 16th and Binnoy
■Catherine McDonald
In "DONESTIC RELATIONS’
I .any <f in ”HI«h and Diary ’
HAMILTON - 40th and Hamilton
CONWAY TEARLF.
In ’’PAWNED’’
VICTORIA .... 24th and Fort
HAROLD LLOYD
In “DR. JACK”
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Sunday |_4 ONLY | Strand I
- A Whale of a Show
KATHERINE MacDONALD
In “Money, Money, Money”
You’ve read it
as a book
It will be a
stage play
See it now
in pictures
EXTRA! EXTRA!! EXTRA!!!!
A Remarkable Picture of Thrill* mt
“Man vs. Beast” I
Louis Shuman’s Two-^ear Expedition, S
Hunting Wild Animals I
in Darkest Africa I
Packed With Thrill on Thrill I
Originally intended for feature length, but re-edited with only H
the thrills left, giving two years’ thrills in a half hour »
Compare it with any similar picture H
that has appeared or may_ H
Louise Fazenda—Harrjs Gribbon
in a hilarious burlesque on mystery plays,
“COLD CHILLS”
/ rraatalH fcr
B. P. SC HI I.BEHfl
Wltk a Great Cast
Barker* la Marr
Daria Batlrr
Battr Praaelar#
BlrkaH Tarkar
t.aae Pitta
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Tke Hcaraalr Trrlar
Starts
Sunday
AT THE
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CASH IBB
ADDED ATTRACTION!
The Land of Tut-Ankh-Amen
A Pictorial Epic of the Most Startling Discovery of Modern
Times—the Priceless Treasures of Ancient Egypt Unearthed.
Actual Scene* Just Filmed in the Valley of Kings.
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iam at your
finger3 ends“ ,
Says the Omaha
See *Want" Ad
—
The newspaper, tne telephone and the
telegraph have helped to bring the world
to your front door.
They go even farther than that. They
bring vital news to your breakfast table—
important communications to your private
office.
And The Omaha Bee “Want” Ad section
has joined these other great public utilities
in bringing the satisfaction of your every
day needs and wants into the friendly circle
of your library reading lamp.
No matter what your interests may be— 4% %
finding a better position, buying an auto- A wf ^ M
mobile, renting a house, apartment or room V All |0I
or any of a hundred things — you’ll find
ways of getting what you want through ^ ^ %
the “Want” Ad columns of The Omaha Bee. 1/1
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Read—and lue Omaha Bee “Want” ”
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9he OmakaMomtti^Bee- Xee^wi-'M
THE EVENIN6.BEE department
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Annex Clearance, Dresses
Your $ 98 Values
Choice to $12.50
Ton hare lipard of flic wonderful dress talues we hare been gising in the
Annex this season at snrh economical prices. .Vow the order cones from
the office to close out all silk dresses, regardless of cost. Bp here Frida r
and share in the bargains. All go in three iots.
Lace Dresses
Beautiful brown and black lace
frock*, crepe knit, all-time crepea
and Cantona; *11 color*; i'«uiai
$15.00 vpluea, Friday. 98.95
Better Dresses
All our better dreg**'*, in Tr o
j»haP!e«. satin-fae-ed Cantons, fane;
taffeta* and foulards; forme;
$19.00 to $22.00 values... S13.75
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The Big Busy Annex Will Be the Mecca for Hundreds Friday
Silk
Sweaters
1(9 dozen elegant silk
and fiber silk a*eaters
In slip-over.. Tuxedo and
Jacquette etvles; all the
new colors for street o
■ port aear; plenty of
blacks and navys; also
many large e nee too
regular values from If.31
to $7.60: all go In *h!*
■ale in the Annex at,
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Annex
Home Made
Wrappers
Juet ra^eUed. laiga ah p
mant of tha old-faahioLed
homa-mada *trappara ;n
f na percale*; all aitaa.
biue and gray, for grand
ma and mother.
$098
A nan
White
Middies
Genuine Lonsdale Jeans
white mldfl'et; children'#,
misses' and women#
sizes; all white, red and
blue collars, Btra’ght and
Balkan styles. 11.0 to
11.31 values.
98c
A lines
Childs’
Dresses
Dreieea coted tor their
full cut. wide heme. Qual
ity of material* and
workmaneh "L add*
I se*4 cloth and t aary
gnghem dr#Mt§, made m
•* 11 At l".SO. ' Beautiful
organdy tr. mined, hand
emhioidered etjle*.
.%• *rx
Carter's Infant Bands
Carter’s infants’ knit bands, sprint? weight.
All sizes. Special in IQ
the Annex Friday . li/V
I.ittle flits’ I>rf">>-es *
Age* 2 to 6 years. Chambray gingham panty
dresses, creepers and Empire dresses; »onder
ful rearing and good wa-'hers. Regu- 4Q-,
lar 75c values. Annex Friday . “wl
Percales
SH-!n*-h p«t f a!*«
Victor bran^l o?
Frout P^lOalM !r.
f .1! plaeos; all
firat quality; In
1’fhta and dark*
Regular lie va’
uu.
19c
4rr«x
Muslin
2<-inch Erowu
muilin in a
fin* round
thread cloth
Regular 13c
value.
12c
Aiarx
Ginghams
37 anl 3J-ic ’<
S n * i I a h ar.i
fiPfham*
rheckt plaldi
atrip** and pi* r.
c o o r a f 4 n t
thread cl<*th.
P.**u!ar SSc val
ue*.
16c
i
Ammex
Bloomers
SO dozen oink
crepe bloomer*
in all regular
• r.e». Cut full
and reinforced
39c
Ann'!
Boys’
Underwear
B -; ** w, • # B.
V. P. bor -
red ti#iXMOoic otd
oihletie s i r U
Bolbncftn u n
i^wvnr ui •.*»«
to !«.
49c
Anirx
Boys’
Sleeping
Garments
F'i aoft r
#noic and tfT.I
» *» tn pajama*
at Ste ana r>wc»
In n*«”y *~m
m«d *oft mui n
at
Avars
A Great Friday Sale of Boys’ Clothing
In the Annex
Boys’ School Pants, 96c
600 pairs of boys' wool
knicker pants Sires S to
17 years. Values to
#2 00. Friday—
98c
*<M» Rojk* ( ott-ralU and
1 lapper Suits at l*r
The celebrated I,ety Straus
coveralls for boys, 2 to P
>ears. Ktery pair guaian
teed nor to rip, and high
grade khaki flapper suits
$1.30 values. Friday .
98c
Boys' Caps. 25c and 40c J
Sam {Vies and odd lot* < flg
boys’ sprinp and sun tj
mer caps. Value; to •
$1.00. Friday— 1
25c *"d 49c
500 Boys Juvenile Suits, sizes 3 to 8 Years. (J»-| QQ
The regular prices are $4 and $4 50, at. 4
Wall Paper Week
Vmt a fev* dollars you eaa brighten ?«ur home. 4
room or too arnly papered Is pleasing and satis
factory
17c RoU 11c RoU
i Bfhutiful bedroom rap«»r
Mended Oatmeal Paper. . . .
In all color*. | *n cnlnt* and floral pat
terns.
MCJ± 8V2C Ron
noth Paper for living ""
room, dining boom and Varnished Tilr* f.»r
halls. I bathrooms and Kitchen*.
Paper for living room, bedroom, dining J 1
room and halls Ter roll .4 • > C
.All Sales Paper sold With Hordero. —
Foorth floor
Front Room Sales Friday
Toiurr goods m:r%KiM*:vr
7'r Melba Love 5W Face F» *der.7.59#*
7 r quality Tooth Brushes .13*
* .c quality Hand Brushes . 29%*
b$c quality Hair Brushes . 39r
!. c Menncn'a Talcum Powder. IBr
17 75 Vacuum Bottle and Lun I t. gl 9S
50c Nonspt . 39*
i f tTHi n i.oonn
He*» our n z $1.#o counter of 1 ir>r« !l,^i F
Boston Bags, Shopp ng Hacs and Fa ’•> F x S'
to $2 00 values; sale pi, •. $11.00
Notions
R ’i Double >!e-h Human Ha r N ? «pe *: *1^*
10c \»lue #al* p c 7*
Rubberi*ed Waterproof Kitchen Aprtr.s. regular
C$c value; sale p-ic« .... 29*
CL l *5« Hansen’s Hybrid Plums—Cherokee.
OaniDS Opata, ^p», $ yeara o \. 49*
Basement
Men’s Wear in Friday Special Sale
1.000 I \ I<l > M IT* I
Men * I'nton Suits li> j
white and ecru; all |
p *es, It to 4*. values
to $1 SO; F r»da\ 98*
Met* Kloer
IIMI'M am if i a
M*n’a K. & W. l>tf*t ,
Shirt* cottar atta 'n< ;
cd ami tuck hand;
all *ti**. for Friday
it.ae
Mila Floor
1 IK*
M'n s Silk and Want
Tie* newest pat
tart;*, Iajfr* selection.
It 00 x alue*. Fri
da) at. H5r
Stare lap Mra
Friday Sales ih the Groceries
and the Market
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
100 feggi UM BlIHt II) - IOC
100 baga Fancy lllue Hom Hire.
per lb. Re
200 caaoa Wilson Tall Milk, per
HI ... 9#
♦ Six to a cuatomer)
Ap loots. No. 10 can . 75C
Per doirn cans . 9N.50
Yellow Cling lVachea in syrup.
per ran .75 C
Per doaen cans . . • 8.5*
Hnjrrien . 1'cL.uv. Cnff.e, lb 45«*
1 lb. for. 91.30
Jr.* Coffer, high rlr.r blend. prr
lb.. 40f
S lt>«. f.M . 91.15
M Tone Hunpowder Ter. frnr>\
per |b . AAf
i lb. f..r 9 1.80
Pmmond H Klivir.51.75
Hayden * Health I Ionr . SI.SO
Fancy W 1 n e a a p Apple* per
I'.v . si.os
1 do*. Cabbage Pant* fot 10*
Fancy Fig Far Cookie*. It’ IS*
Fancy Fl u k Ftg>. lb 25*
Fancy* Peeled Peache* lb IT's*
M UlhKTS
Freah Fiver »'*ip. 1b. 10*
Small White FJah. lb IS*
Fall Salmon, half or whole, per
lh. 16*
Steer Pot K 'nat. lb . 12'?*
Home-Made Saueage. lb ...13'«*
Tph Foiling Feef. ll> . .... 4*
Sugar Cured N’ltrow Fav on
tleank per lb ..... . 2 4'rC
I Fancy Summer Pauaage. lh. ts*
Fxtra Fancv Tub Creamery Fut
j ter. rer 1b ....... -IS*
•elected. Fre*b Countiy. Kgga.
I dottn .. 2R.* I
Bags and
Suit Cases
$/|98
Insofar as values are
tins is Omaha's greatest sal#
genuine c * hide leather bags
au« tease* • a " ' 1 stand up undei
hardest usage for vacatiornffeta,
tmeelen and •Ttrybody! This ta
indeed a moat unusual opportu
nity. \I1 aiaes; values to $11.SO.
VI IHUHOHK TIU M\V ISS.5S
Just l.» full s>se art three quarter
« -<• of l RiVtrtt) r-ade VraH 'be
sample* I■*$.•• values as long as
’ g as ■' • > lan. 1 • .u> 920.50
