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Code Revision Bill Introduced in Iowa Senate Measure Would Eliminate Ne cessity of Calling Spe cial Sessions of Legislature. B,t Anaorlatrd Pra.a, lies .Mollies. la., Jan. 29.—Elimina tion of the necessity of calling spe cial sessions of the legislature to re vise the state code is the purpose of a bill introduced at the afternoon session of the senate today by Sen A l>V ERTI8KMENT. GOITRE SYMPTOMS Palpitation, Choking and Dizziness. Iowa Lady Tells of Relief in Short Time. Liniment Used. NOTE: It would be illegal to publish these statements If not true. Mrs. Peter Jansen, Lost Nation, Iowa. *ays, "My goitre was growing rapidly and causing much distress. After using Sorbol Quadrupl# a week, I noticed Improvement.” She will write to anyone about her com plete relief. Sorbol-Quadruple used. Get further information from Beaton Drug Co., Sherman & McConnell and drug stores everywhere or write Sorbol Com pany, Merhanicsburg, Ohio. ADVERTISEMENT. Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels Feel fine! No griping or inconveni ence follows a gentle liver and bowel cleansing with "Cascarets.” Sick Headache, Biliousness Gases, Indi gestion, and all such distress gone by morning. For Men, Women and Chil dren—10c boxes, also 25 and 60c sizes, any drug store. ators Smith of Madison county and Shinn of Harrison. If passed, tlie measure also would save the state about $400,000 each Co years and at the same time provide an up-to-date code. The plan is to have the complete code reprinted each four years, the latest editions to contain. In addition to the old laws, the statutes enacted by the two legislative sessions just prior to the republishing of the code. Authorities of the bill estimate that $100,000 would cover the cost of pub lishing the code. The bill also would reduce by about half the number of code books die tributed by the state free of charge. About 9,000 copies of the code now are available without cost to state and local officers. The measure was referred to the committee on code revisions. Education Bill Passes. Introduction of this bill and re porting out of six others by senate committees marked the extent of the afternoon session. The morning had been given over to passage of the I state parks bill and one relating to the establishment of highways. The house today passed one bill of importance, that relating to the board of education. The measure brought on a fight which continued all morning and which resulted in adoption of an amendment by Storey of Warren county, which practically abolishes the State Teachers' college’s custom of sending practice teachers to the city schools of Mason City, Waterloo and also here for observa tion and training. The amendment provided that contracts between school districts and the state board of education for such practice teach ing must be arranged ''without ex pense to the state,” which will mean, it was said, that the state would have to insist upon, the payment of salar ies to the teachers In training. This, none of the districts are Inclined to do, according to representatives from the counties which will be affected. Resolution Defeated. The house today defeated the Moen resolution, under which the house might have considered code commis sion hills assigned to the senate be fore the senate had pased them. The house opponents of the measure charged the senate was "afraid of several hot measures" and mustered 6G votes against the resolution to 22 for it. Its sponsors had argued that the house was ahead of the senate in business done and could expedite code revision by clearing its way to con sider any code commission bill with out regard to which house originally had received it. Important measures in the house calendar tomorrow Include the new fish and game bill, which is a special order. Omaha Divorce Petitions. Betty Bont against John Bont. cruelty and nonsupport charged. Julia W. Smiley agalntt Harry C. Smiley, cruelty charged. SMASH! Reduced, Prices! Pre-Show Clean-Up in CADILLACS Tonight and the balance of this week tremendous price cuts on all used cars will prevail. Cadillac Suburbans ' Sedans Tourings Phaetons . Also Jordans. Buicks, Auburn?, Hudson? and many others. Buy on vour own terms—your own prices This is your sale. YOU TELL US HOW. OPEN EVENINGS J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co. HA 0710 FARNAM STREET AT 26TII “A Safe Place to Buy” 1" ■ ’ Unless you sec the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for Colds Headache Toothache Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. If unde "Bayer” boxen of 12 tabletu -Alao bottle* of 24 and 100—Druggift* AJVlrls U tbe U»4e m*rk of Ba/«r MmufacHir* «f Mooo«e»Ucicl4«it«r of *«Ut;Ucicl<J Haze Will Carry Ounce of Lead, 10 Bullets, in Face Rest of Life For the rest of his life. Detective Paul Haze wilt carry more than an ounce of lead in his face, approxi mately the weight of a silver dol lar. The diagram, drawn by The Omaha Bee artist, from an X-ray photo graph of his skull, shows its distri bution. The lead is In the form of ten No. 6 buckshot, and became imbedded ^n the detective's flesh when he was shot by Cenek Hrabik at the Hrabik home near Gibson, Neb., a week ago. One of the lend pellets entered the left side of the eyeball and pene trated to a point hack of the eye socket, marked A, within a sixteenth of an inch of llie optic nerve. Had the sliot touched the nerve, the sight of the eve would have been lost. No effort will be made to remove the shot, for the reason that an operation would entail greater hazard to the eye than leaving the lead where it la. One shot lodged ajiove the eye, and the rest are indicated by black dots on the diagram Exact weight of all the pellets is one and one-sixteenth ounces. Haze was reported to be recover ing at Lord Lister hospital this morn lng. ^Burgess Bedtime^ v Stories J By THORNTON W. Bl'RGESS. Who without *n oppn mind The truth will verv 8*Mnm find. —Old Mother Nature. The Puzzled Workmen. If ever there were puzzled men those men were the workmen who were repairing the broken airplane, which had fallen with Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse. A lot of screws and nuts and washers had dis appeared. At first some of them thought that somehow these things had been left behind, but when it was pointed out to them that the little boxes which had contained the screws and nuts and washers were there, but filled with pebbles, they didn't know what to say. Now, if there had been a lot of hu man neighbors the workmen would have been sure that some dishonest person had stolen those small parts of the great mgn bird. But there were no human neighbors for miles and miles. There were only the man and his wife who owned the garden on the edge of which the airplane had fallen, and the workmen knew that they were honest and had cot touched the things. The loss of these screw* and nuts Interfered sadly with the work of re pairing the airplane. It meant that unless they could be found some one would have to go many miles to get Much time was spent hunting for the lost thine* and for trace* of the thief. t mors. So much time was spent hurt ing for ths lost things sr.d for traces of ths thief. You may be suY* that that night no screws or nut* wer# left lying shout. But som* small bolts, new, bright, shiny bolls, were somehow overlooked. Ths next morn ing the** wers missing. Tea, sir, thess wers missing. "Ws havs got to find that thief,” declared ths aviator "Ws can't go on with our work until we catch him and get those parts back. What ar.y on# can want of them out here In the wilderness Is more than I can under stand. Of course, there must be soms one around hers somewhere. We ought to find his footprints If ws look for them.” By soms on* ths aviator msant a man or boy, so they all went looking for human footprints, and, of course, they found none except their own Finally they had to give up, and they were more puzzled than ever. Tt was very clear that these thing* had hern stolen at night, so It was arranged that that night they should take turns watching Soms screws end bolls were left where they could •s-slly he even In the moonlight by any thief who might come looking for them. Then, ns hud horn planned, the men took turn* In keeping Watch. Of course, they hid where they would not l<een seen, but where they could see all around the airplane. No one was seen, but those screw* and bolts were gone when daylight came. Kach man Insisted that he didn't go to sleep while he was watch lug. Of course, each suspected that one or the other had gone to sleep Screws and brills couldn't walk off n( Ihemselves. Some one hnd taken them. There was no doubt about that Ths result was that very little work was done that day; those parts were sorely needed. So It. was planned that thnl night two men at s time should keep watch. They were to watch each ofher as well as the airplane to make sure that none went to sleep j A inure puzzled lot of men never lived (C'np u |hl, 1 9 4 ) Th* next story; "The Aviator's I Great Surprise. t, LINCOLN—At a meeting of tho Social Welfare society, the secretary read n report showing that 2,3S4 cases were handled by the society. ADVERTISEMENT. BEWARE THE GOUGH OR GOLD THAT HANGS ON Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can •top them now with Creomulsion, and emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to take. Creomulsion Is a new medical discovery with twofold action; It soothes and heals the Inflamed mem branes and kills the germ. Of all known drugs, creosote la ree ognlzcd by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs and cold* and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, otjier heal Ing elements which soothe and heal the inflamed membranes and stop the Irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is. absorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac tory In the treatment of chronic coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and Is excellent for building up the system after colds or the flu. Money re funded if any cough or cold, no mat ter of how long standing, la not re lieved after taking according to dlrec tlons. Ask your druggist. Creomul slon Co., Atlanta, Ga. Giving Is Key to Happiness Make Yourself Cheerful by Contributing to The Omaha Bee Shoe Fund. Acknowledge!. C atlirrine I. (lurk . .. Ilcnrv Torpln, Oakdale. Neb. I». B. O. Club. Central City. Neb. TotaJ . $1,831.11 “One of my greatest pleasures," said an old man, “Is the remembrance of the kind things I have done in my life.” When you give to the Free Shoe Fund you gain for yourself the hap piness of remembering every day of your life that you have provided shoes for some poor, shoeless child who, otherwise, might have perished from the cold. Why not gain that for yourself by sending your check or cash right now to the Free Shoe fund, care of The Omaha Bee? Several poor boys and girls arc waiting longingly the coming of the money which will buy the much need ed shoes for them. Will you? Twenty-one pairs of children's over shoes were received by the fund from William Stryker of the Douglas Shoe company. Wife of Navy Secretary Liked Radio Program Shenandoah, la.. Jan. 2?.—Mrs. Ed win Denby, wife of the secretary of the navy, in a letter to E. E. May, president of the May Seed and Nurs ery company, writes from Washing ton that she is proud of the behavior of the giant dirigible, Shenandoah, its officers and crew in the wild cruise the ship took the night, previous to the radio concert broadcast by the Iowa comanv, numbers on which were dedicated to the men of the airship “Your program was delightful and was heard by many here In Washing ton," writes Mrs. Denby. “Your broadcasting seems to have beep slnguarly appropriate on that nlgbt ] Thousands of men and women in Omaha and vicinity are robbed of their health, vitality and years of useful life by remedies containing Acetanilide. More than 95re of all proprietary cold and headache rem edies contains Acetanilide, a drug that destroys the blood, degener ates the heart, kidneys and liver and often forms a habit. It is nothing s.hort of a crime to resort to remedies containing Ace tanilide in order to relieve a slight cold or headache. Thousands of serious heart, kidney and liver ills can be traced to the use of this harmful drug. To safely relieve a cold, head ache. neuralgic or rheumatic pain, get from your druggist a few Ne brin tablets, take them according to directions on the box and you will never fail to get satisfactory re sults. Nebrin is the safest cold and headache remedy, the safest pain reliever obtainable. Nebrin tablets are free from Acetanilide or other harmful drugs—they do not depress the heart, do no harm to any part or organ of the human body and never form a habit. Many people are now using Ne brin tablets in place of Aspirin tablets, finding Nebrin not only safer, but also more effective than Aspirin in relieving colds, head aches. neuraligia, rheumatism and pains in general—Advertisement. /alitomia Good by old Winter l % In California there is no winter. Right now the flowers are bloom ing, the oranges golden and every day is a June day. Only 55 hour* from Omaha straight through without change. Travel on the de luxe, all-Pullman V _ * , los Jingeles limited or any one of 4 other trains direct to California Two daily trains to Denver with con nections for California See Salt Lake City on the way. M-Vt* You can »p*nd th* wlntet v*ry *ionom /ai F*t Icalte In Southern California. l.«i u» »*nd hoalfUti you(r**lllu»if*i»d bookl*tf*nd houlliit* \ For Information, aab — A K Curt*. Clt • f ••* Agent. U P S^atem 1419 Dodj * St. Oiti«h», PI.on* Jackson *911 Cnnaolldatrd Ticket OfTn e Unionisation 1419 Podge St . pi-ona Atlantic 9214 CT IIHh and Mart* Street* Union Pacific ^1410 and many of us remarked that you must have been Shorn under a lucky star. It could not have been much better arranged or any more oppor tune for you. I wish to assure you that I Appreciated very much your dedicating the number to me." The radio program was broadcast from WO AW station, Omaha. $12,000 Suit Against Road Over Man’* Death Reheard Atlantic, la.. Jan. 29.—The case of Mrs. Meta Zellmer against the Chi cago, Rock Island * Pacific railroad, a damage action asking $12,000 for the death of her husband, J. K. Zell mer, who was killed In a grade cross ing accident In 1920, Is being heard for the second time in the Cass coun ty district court. The suit was re manded back to the lower court by the supreme court of Iowa after the defendant company had received a directed verdict. The case now is be ing tried to a jury on Its merits. A companion of Zellmer’a was killed In the same accident, afid another oc cupant of the car was so badly in jured he died some months later. Reward Winner for Holdup Clue Held as Accomplice Shenandoah, la., Jan. 29.—Jack In grim, truck driver who received the $00 reward for the clue th.jt led to the recovery of the taxicab of Frank Wilcox, which was taken when he was held up along a country road, has been arrested as an accomplice. Jack Searcy and Denzel Harsh barger recently were sentenced to 10 years in Anamosa reformatory for holding up Wilcox. Ingrirn at the time found the deserted taxi on the 'farklo road south of Shenandoah. In grim waived preliminary hearing and is being held In the county jail in lieu of $1,000. Some of the latest floor lamps have a clock also held by the standard. Annex Needed at Anamosa Prison _ • By Associated Pres*. Dos Moines, Ja., Jan. SO.—The Ana mosa reformatory Is so crowded that aliout 100 prisoners are sleeping on cots In corridors and a new cell house must be erected within the next year. State Senator Hale of Jones county declared today, following an Investi gation of conditions at the lnatltu tlon. The senator, along with members of the board of control, hopes that the extension required may be fi nanced by the prison industries and believes this will be possible unless the legislature unexpectedly decides on a prison labor policy that w'ould deprive the state of from $8,000 to $10,000 a month now received from that source. Ex-Shenaiitloali Boy Dies. Shenandoah, la.. Jan. 29.—The body of Boyd Buntz, 13. aon of Mr. am! Mrs. Frank Buntz. formerly of Shenandoah, who now li'e at Blythe. Cal., Is being taken to Shenandoah for burial. The boy died Saturday of typhoid fever. Organ Recital Dr. George W. Andrew* Friday Evening Feb. 1, 8:15 First Central Congrgational Church 36th and Harney Sts. 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