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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1924)
Big Sentences Meted Out to Six Violators Three Holdup Men Must Serve 17 Years for $1.75 They Took—One Gwen 15 Years. District Judge Fitzgerald bore down on convicted law violators who came / before him Saturday morning and passed out sentences totaling 3!l years end 30 days, one sentence being for 15 years. Three men, convicted of a holdup without revolvers which netted them just $1.76, were given sentences to taling 17 years tn prison. They were Arthur Williams, James Wolf and Krnest Jones. They’pleaded guilty to holding up Isaac Cummings, 1530 ■ Jefferson street. Their method of procedure was for Jones, a short man. to jump up and clasp his arms tightly about a vic tim’s neck, while the' other two went through the man's pockets. Taylor Gels 30 Days. Dwight Taylor, proprietor of the MU FRTIXKMFNT MADE YOUNG AGAIN L.. IN 10 DAYS AT 84 Convinced That Renewed Vigor Is Lasting, He Says. J. L. Rowell, 84-year-old ram liman of Kaw City, Oklahoma, lias been re stored to the vigor he had at 30, ar eording to his own statement. "With my appetite improved, eyesight dear er, muscles more supple and my vital nerve renters awakened," he says. "I initainly feel that I have found a Fountain of Youth." Convinced that the Invigorating ef fects experienced are complete and lasting, Mr. Rowell says that ho wants every one who feels he Is growing old too soon, to follow the method he used. This Is the now m ft n h - talked of korex method, based on K u ropean practice and said by a California phy sician to he "the quickest and most powerful lnvigorator I hav* ever ■r known." It Is a compound In tablet form, Inexpensive, contains no habit-form lng drugs and should not bl confused with so-called "glaVd tablet*.’* User* all over the world have tested It and 'many say It has rescued them from prematura old age, low vitality and leaaened activity. Speedy satisfaction ha* been reported In obstinate casjs where all other threatments tried had failed. Gratifying effects have been reported by the weak and aged and piany are the reports of achlirg. mus cles relieved and new warmth re stored to old bodies. Realizing that thousands of en feebled, half alive folk may consider such news too good to he true, the American distributors of korex com pound have now made It possible for nnyone feeling the need of such an invlgorator to try it with the under r tantfthg that It costs nothing If It falls to satisfy. Those now wishing to try this won der Htvigorator under the terms of this money-back guarantee may write to the Melton Laboratories. 1478 Melton Rulldlng. Kansas City, Mo., end a full strength regular two-dollar trial treatment will be mailed In a plain sealed package. You may en close two dollars or simply send your name without money and pay two dollars and postagcsgipon delivery. In either case, if you report within ten days you are not satisfied, the labora tories will refund the purchase price upon request. These laboratories are thoroughly responsible and financial ly rellf.ble. Anyone may accept their guarantee offer with Implicit con fldence A IIV KBTIHKMKNT THIS WEEK’S BEAUTY HINTS Love stories all tell of the heroine’s beautiful hair because ft Is one of the features which most attracts men. No woman attains her-full beauty until she has learned the proper cure of her hair. This Is chiefly a matter finding once for all the best shampoo. In washing the hair it is not advisa ble to use makeshift, but always use a preparation made for sham pooing only. You can enjny the best that is known for about three cents a shampoo hv getting a. package, of eanthrox from your druggist; dls solve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot. water and your shampoo Is ready. After Its use the hair dries rapidly with a uniform color. Dandruff, ex -ess oil and dirt ale dissolved and on tlrely disappear. Your hair will he so flufTy that It will look much heav ier than It Is Its luster md softness will also delight you. while the stimu lated scalp gains Ihe h'alth which in sures hair growth. Break a Cold Right Up with “Pape’s Cold Compound” Take tyro tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first doss always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opiates. Mil lions use. "Pape's Cold Compound.” Price, thirty five cents. Druggist* guarantee It. _ gstmrs a«i n«s Ina pasfla let far ■w t“n lr«s at lacks #f Epllsptle Fka er Failles Sick .eSsst™ __'SflE&Zs. ^ss'cuTulwtJr*dTm. iiw a^Ymk Taylor Battery station on North Eighteenth street, and ono of the wit nesses at the trial of Jimmy Griffin In connection with the slaying- of Henry McArdie, was sentenced to 30 days in Jail by District Judge Fit* gerald Saturday morning on a charge of contempt of court in attempting to influence the testimony of two other witnesses at the trial. Dolores Newton and Evelyn Clark, eye witnesses of the shooting, testi fied that Taylor offered to buy them new dresses if they would refuse to give evidence damaging to Griffin. Denies Charge. Taylor denied the charge. ‘‘If I thought you realized the seriousness of your offense, I would impose a penalty much more severe,” Judge Fitzgerald told Taylor. He also criticized Mrs. 'William Finn, who testified Saturday morning in behalf of Taylor. Mrs. Finn, who was also a witness at the Griffin trial, was unable to "remember” the substance of her statement given to County Attorney Henry Beal the day following the shooting, which oecured in front of her house. "It appears you are giving the same kind'of testimony here that you gave at the Griffin trial,” the judge told her. Attorneys for Taylor said they will appeal his sentence to the state su preme court. Move on to Link Bonus, Tax Cut Modified Mellon Bill Sought to Prevent “Stripping,” of Treasury. H.v International Neva Service, Washington, Feb. 23.—Alarmed over»the possibility of "stripping'’ the treasury If taxes are reduced too much, congressional advocates of a soldiers’ bonus today struggled to join the two measures in a common Interest. Republican Reader Rongworth and other regular republicans hope for compromise between the regulars and a sufficient numher of Insurgents to insure acceptance of a modified Mel lon tax plan. This would permit pas sage of a republican tax reduction Mil. The compromise suggested by Rongworth was 2 and 6 per cent nor mal and 3714 per cent surtax, maxi mum. Ra Guardia and the other In surgents voted for the Garner plan of 2 and 4 per cent normal and 44 per cent surtax, maximum. Hr Aseoeteted Frees. Washington. Feb. 23. — Further changes in the revenue hill sought by democrats and supported by some republican leaders again slowed up its progress in the house today with the spirited debate that has marked its consideration continuing. Aa a result of delays encountered yesterday, little hope was held by Chairman Gregn of the ways and means committee In charge of the measure for the republicans that tt could be brought up for a final vote Tuesday, as had been planned. It was decided, however, to hold the measure before the house without Interruption If a vote appears possible a little lat er In the week. Considerable time was spent yes terday on an amendment wjilch was approved by a vote of democrats and republican insurgents to open tax returns to special congressional com mittees and the house ways and means and the senate finance com mltteee. Another amendment adopt ed would make the corporation tax returns available to state officers, up on request of the governor, regard less whether the state lmpoees an In come tax, as the law now requires for such Inspection. Representative Longworth, repub lican leader, continued optimistic that a definite break in the ranks of the 1" republicans who voted fdr the Garner income rates had developed a^ a result of his new compromise of fer, but both republican Insurgent, and democratic spokesmen maintained they would hold to the Garner rates on a final vote on the measure. Owner of House Fee Visited Fined Jacob Cohen, proprietor of the Howard hotel, where Krnest Fee, for mer head of the police morale squad, was arrested in the raid which result ed in his resignation from the police department, was fined $50 In munici pal court Saturday morning an a charge of maintaining a disorderly house. Attorneys for Cohen charged that the raid was made for the sole pur pose of arresting Fee. Joe Potarh, present head of the morals squad, denied this. Gen. Duncan to Be at Bean Feed MaJ. Gen. George B. Duncan and Ills staff will attend the annual bean feed of Gee Forby camp of the Span ish American War Veterans Febru ary 15 tt Seymour hall, 1517 Capitol avenue. The affair la held each year In commemoration of th* sinking of the battleship Maine. Col. Parker, Col. Frauk D. Eager and Col. John G. Maher will speak. Cause* of Hay Fever Vary. St. Houla, Feb. 23.—Hay fever* or asthma patients, who sre nt a loss to explain Hie regular recurrence of their ailmont, may flml that the source of their troubles lie* in a Pan ama hat, a watermelon, duck feath ers, gasoline,- or a tiost of other ar ticle* not rorr.rr.only regarded at disease carriers. Jn explaining how the sensitiveness which produce* such sllmenls varies with persons, Hr. AV. W. Huke of Kansas City, Mo., addressing the ■ los ing session of the American congress on internal medicine, enumerated many poaaihle source* of Irritation and advised physicians to experiment with the patient afflicted until he ills covered the toxin causing the r<a< tlon. .1. M. (rillan III. .T M <; II In n of the Af rlf-ulliiriil hurrau of th* C'hAmbrr of romiiiM* Ip confined to hla honif with * prvrr* cold Girl Bandits, Hair Bobbed, Stage Holdup One Armed ^ith Toy Pistol, Other With Real Thing, Bluffs Man Tells Poliee. _ » Two bobbed haired girl bandits, both modlshly gowned, both armed, and heavily veiled, belli up Fred Davie, S06 North Thirty-second street. I Council Bluffs, at Thirty-second street and Avenue B, while he was on his way home Friday night, he told police. He was unatile to give a description of the girls, other than that they wore long, dark coats and small, close fitting hats. I One was armed with a toy pistol, of about .22-caliber, he said, while the other flourished a blue steel, .32 caliber revolver. Both girls were walking in front of him on Thirty-second street, he said. Suddenly they turned and thrust their revolvers agnlnst his ribs and commanded him to throw up his hands. They loosed a 'storm of invective upon him when he was slow in com plying, h» said. "We mean business, you'd better lie careful," one of the girls warned him. Itavis had no money on him at the time. The girl bandits obtained nothing. They walked around him, and dis appeared rapidly down the street, while he continued to his home, where he called police, he said. Police believe both girls were from Omaha. , 50 Times Is Mild, Says Accused IVhen confronted with hi* record of being drunk R0 times In 12 months, James Hennessy, 65, waxed indignant in municipal court Saturday morning. ‘It's more than that,” he said. lie was sentenced to SO days In jalh____ We change your lenses every six months or oftener for two years without extra charge. Our quality the highest—our prices the lowest. ■ Competent registered optome trists examine your eyes. Lenses ground in our own factory. aii $C00 °f'" AN sp From 8 A M btyles up to * p. m. 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Special price— , 27x54-inch fine Wilton Rugs in splendid designs and color schemes, but discontinued by u* because they can no longer be matched up. $16.50 values. 12 Linoleum When you attend this Sale MON DAY, be sure and bring your measurements. Printed Linoleum 6 Feet Wide In excellent tile and carpet de signs, mounted on dependable bur lap base. Regular price 1.10; special price, per 7^r* Extra Heavy Inlaids 6 Feet W ide Through-to-the-bark patterns in a very large range of colorings. This is a most desirable offering tor those who would install per manent, good looking floors. Regular 2.00 quality; special price, per square 1 7Q yard .. 1 .J” Printed Linoleum 12 Feet Wide Both large and small designs in an extensive rang* of colorings; plenty in every pattern to cover large spaces. Regular price 1.35; special price, per QC , square yard. 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