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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1924)
Youth “Spoofing” Illinois Police A. K. Elmore, chief of police at Quincy, III., Wednesday wired Omaha police that he la bolding Albert John son, alias Herman Scalock, 18, who says he is wanted in Omaha, where he formerly was employed as a mail truck driver, and where he Jumped his bond following his arrest on a theft charge. I’Ostofliee Inspector Coblo advised polios Johnson probably was ••spoof ing” the chief. He has no record of any such man. Straw Hats in Pueblo. Pueblo, Colo., Jan., 2.—Undaunted by a three-inch fiioW and by tempera tures around the zero mark, a large number of Pueblo men wore straw huts yesterday in keeping with the mayor'* proclamation Issued several days ago when he declared that Janu ary I should be straw hat day* in Pueblo. The proclamation was Issued because of the unusually mild weath er experienced In this community at N'pw Year’s time. The oddity of the occasion was the combination of over coats, heavy gloves, ear laps and other such accessories that accom panied the summer headgear. Milk Strike at Chicago. I I'hlcaiso, Jiin. 2—A partliil milk THE NEBBS SURPRISE Directed for The Omaha Bee by bol Hess , OLD S » WOWS THE 5 GfcEPKEST / •UP ? r* j SOME PARTV WE HKD -EH.KaD 1 WOu\ ■OVONT HAV/E AN <DII MOMENT - WOO got avoaw wtH moQOER ! i THvnvcWool uiERE AT WOUR. OWN TABLE AWAV.T HOUR ano That wae when woo came *m - a^o GEEl LAUGHED WHEN WOO SHAMPOOED < V THAT GoN Wl'TM CATSUP . ,—-—' CVOO WERE TnE WNG OT I'AL NEW TEAS 1 and Too went among woor. suspects l COLLECTING LVQOVD TAKES AND WOO GOT 'i IM AU-Q\GUT- and \f i wadnt taken CARE OF WOOQ vaJATCU AND MONET A SOME ONE ELSE WOULD WALE - AtwD TWEH'D -AALE TAKEN CAfiE OF TWEM ^-. tor. Good too •. --' ___1-' -- ft « | (Copyright, 1924, by The Bell Syndicm. Tnc.) VJ#j| A DIDN'T WEN REMEMBER ThKT B\ReT\ WAS THERE AND t WON'T Know WHERE \ I nw watch and Pocket-book was evther 1 _ l KUmBATWOOGHT tannm. HABTh£?M TioT l OJAS ATRA\D TO ASK. HER — S IhEA'JEN TEMPERS THE WinD TOWARD THE] e'rss^^SlSHORN LAfAB AND WAT CHE S f o —-AOJEQ CHU.DREN AnQ j Ti .UMvT^i Cj C\ C»RW&o*»J Barney Google and Spark Plug BARNEY’S A MAN OF IDEAS, OH, MY, YES D">"" The Omeh. Bee by Billy DeBeck If SPIKE SPlVENS ,1 , V YOU HAINT COT WAS A NUT To BRING THE HEART To MAKt\ YOO ON THIS CROSS- ME HOBBLE. ALL Tm1 t CONTINENTAL RACE WAT BACK To J SHOULD HAVE ALBUOUER®UEY.BA«NVRj KNOWN CPARKY , Mt RUEuMATiSM COULDNT , (OLD UP f \ £ WITH YOUR EYTRA 11, IneiGht •= we cot v;; ABOUT AS MUCH \ CHANGE CATCHING 'T UP WITH THOSE CSTHER ) HORSES AS A WART j \ HAS IN A / y Beauty Shop - - SMPK f>LU6 ^ WAIT THERE- - The 3 or vou *=» IM dOlNG- To SHOOT IMTo THE AiE.xr MlLLAGE. — J | ~~ ' Copyruht. 1924, by King Folum SywAfW. 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