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Vi Belting loo. ti. t? , A|»»l I® Tt»#
m«mm« M trvuhlwt about the twin
< cr-IUga hea rawed Th»r Mheve
tha aaoata weaker then the peaetdeM
«rtth tha country, On*third tha •»"
ate, tt. almost eguaUr divided hr
t ween ropuMlrdee and iamwraie. '«
taming tip for re slot! Ion ill* >d*r
ihair epprebanatun la bipartisan. Al
teedy, anma ef tha moat powerful
t eenalnra have Inal In the rerly prt
mariea Tha eenate would Ilka to re
•tore Haelf la public eatoem. They
would Ilka ta act la safeguard them
eelvce agalnet Cooltdge’a rebukee to
oangraaa. eonoernlBg failure ta act
oe tha Income tag before March II,
delay af ether legislation, and the
way they ara eondueUng eome at their
Inreatlgatlena.
They ara apprehensive elan about
tha rourta Already, two actions of
the senate Investigations ara under
review and thara la a widespread
uneasiness leat Coolldge may rales a
third Issue. It Is believed that. If
tha aenate committee Investigating
Mellon refuses to eonforra to tan
and reason, coolldge may do as Clave
land did, erder hla cabinet officer to
rafuaa to give testimony and docu
ments tha senate demands. Beneath
tha truculant bluffing from some
senator*, thara la a cautloue Inten
tton to eet themselves right. The
nourta are now reviewing the effort
ta convict Sinclair for contempt and
tha etniilar propoaal to put Daugher
ty and hla brother In contempt for
their refusal to allow access to the
books of Daugherty’s bank.
Senatorial Investigation Improper
The ultimate purpoee of an Invest!
ration of a cabinet official, if hr be
found culpable, la to impeach him,
and, in an impeachment proceeding,
it' la the senate that sits as the
court. This being so. it is held to be
improper for the senate to conduct
the preliminary Investigation. The
constitution provides that In Impeach
ment proceedings, the lower house
shall first make the charges, and
thereafter the senate shall act as
judge. For this reason there is ap
prehension that the senate may be
exceeding ita power*.
In the case of the committee In
vestigating Mellon, one of the best
lawyers In the senate, who Is sympa
thetic to the Investigation, believes
th4 committee Is exceeding even such
power ae the senate gave it. The
resolution gave the committee power
to acquire information with a view
to amending seme of the tax laws.
The committee haa gone beyond that
and la Investigating Mellon'a fitness
for office, which function is In the
nature of looking toward Impeach
ment and properly belongs to the
lower house.
Few now defend the Mellon com
mittee's conduct which called out
Coolidge’a rebuke, namely, the em
ployment of a lawyer to be paid by
Senator Couzens. To let one member
of the committee pey a lawyer's fee
and make him a private counsel is
described a* the last word In the sen
ate’s loss of self-respect and dignity.
It Is probably even illegal.
FeeUng With Mellon.
To impute lack of personal Integ
rity to Mellon would be a jolte if It
were not an outrage. It is beHjved
that a good many things In the In
come tax department have been done
badly, and that there should be no
limitation of revealing conditions in
the department. The general feeling
is that Mellon has administered this
department, which Is about one-tenth
of all hie duties, exceptionally well.
Mellon Inherited an Incredible mass of
confusion ond arrears of work, due to
the sudden expansion of the depart
ment. It la felt that whatever trouble
there Is In the Income tax situation
Is due wholly to congrese. because
congress wrote the Income tax law
making inevitable confusion and Ir
regularity.
Prohibition enforcement is a minor
fraction of Mellon’s responsibilities.
He doesn't want It and thinks it
should ba In the Department of Jus
tic*.
There Is a strong feeling that in
the detail* of prohibition enforcement
there have been many grave scandals
due to politics and otherwise, which
should be brought to light.
DIOGENES’ QUEST
MADE TOO EARLY
kirelsl IMspstch In The Omsh* Bee.
<!lenwoo<l, la., April 19.—The MIIIh
C iunty Power company wras repre
sented at Ihe last meeting of Glen
• v.ood'a city council, requesting that
their assessment for taxation be
raised from tC.-’OO to I1S.000.
An error had been made In their as
•rssment, which meant, had the com
pany not reported it, a loss to the
city of *1.300.
The mayor and members of the city
council are still able to lie about.
Horse Kicks Fatal to Child.
Special Mapnti'li tn The Omaha Bee.
York, Neb., April 19.—Ttex Inbody,
3. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ttaymond In
body, died at the I.utheran hospital
Thursday a* the result of a kick by
a hors* received at the farm home
Tuesday. An operation was performed
In so effort to save the baby's life,
but he never regained consciousness.
Tit* machine guns have been
beaten Into tractors, so to speak,
at old Camp Funston and the trac
tors are tearing up asphalt streets
and pulling up concrete posts on
the "battle ground,” where thou
sands of Omaha and Nebraska vet
erans marched and countermarched
in the stirring days of 1817 snd
1918, getting ready to "un-hneh dcr
kaiser” and make the world safe
for democracy.
The work I* to be completed In
time to sow a crop of osls this
spring on the old camp pound.
Nebraska (J Grads to Reunite
With Former Mates at Roundup
Th* I Riierelty of Netiraaka Rill
IiaM third annUHl Roundup, June
(, 1, f nnd f.
The Roundup la a heme mining and
reunion of me unlverelty alumni.
Th* festival open* on Ivy da> on
which la named th* queen of May,
(hna*n by the vot* of th* **nlor girt*.
Th* coronation I* an annual event,
Thuraday, .lime i. council meeting
la bald, offtrvra f«f llw alttmnl a*ao
•Math* nowmatr.l and apnial l»«l»
latloti •uifaiird. In tha avanln#
'Itnllh' Thnoufli" mil bn pt»nnntnd
by tha I’nlvaralt) I'lajara,
C'nmmmeamtnl la to lm on Satur
d*j It la napa.dnl that rommanr*
mant atarclnaa will l>a hald In th»
mnronrlal atadlum. Glann Frank,
adltor of tha Cantury mattninn, la
to ha eotnmanramanl atiankrr.
Shriners Plan
Big Ceremonial
for Next Friday
9
Oue of Largest Classes in
History of Local Temple
to Cross Hot
Sands.
Tangier temple, Ancient Arabic
Order, Noble* of the Mystic Shrine Is
making big preparations for the
spring ceremonial In the auditorium
of the temple next Friday evening.
Illustrious Potentate Homer O.
Wilhelm says one of th# largest
classes In the temple's history will
cross the burning sands, many being
anxious to get into the temple In
order to attend the International
meeting in Kansas City in June.
Omaha will entertain many visiting
delegates then, because of Its proxi
mity to the convention city.
Initiatory ceremonies will begin In
the Masonic temple Friday at 7:30,
preceded by luncheon In the dining
room at S.
Tangier temple Is preparing to seek
new honors at the imperial council
meeting through Its famous slylne
band, patrol drum ebrps and drill
team which have won fame at
ptevious meeting* of the kind among
th# 130 temples.
COLLEGE TO ISSUE
LAW BULLETIN
A committee of the Nebraska Bar
association, consisting of Ralph P
Wilson, Lincoln; J. L. Tewell, Sid
ney. and P. K. Boslaugh. Hastings, at
a meeting In Omaha recommended
that the Nebraska College of Law
publish the Nebraska Law Bulletin
quarterly and that the bulletin I* the
official organ of the association.
The following committee has been
appointed to act with the law school
faculty s* a board of editors: Judge
P. J. Barron, Scottsbluff: R. W. Dc
Voe, Lincoln, and Anan Raymond,
Omaha. The July number will be the
first under the new arrangement.
TUKEY HOME IS
CAUSING COMMENT
p One of the attractive homes being
built tills year In Happy Hollow,
which George & Co. Is developing west
of Happy Hollow boulevard and north
of the present Happy Hollow club
house, Is that which Benson A Gar
rett. realtors, are building for Allan
A. Tukey. Mr. Tukey's home will ho
on Izard street. Just east of Fifty
sixth.
POSTMASTER AT
BLOOMFIELD WEDS
Special Dispatch ta The Omaha Bee.
Bloomfield. Neb.. April 19.—Dr. K.
E. Simmons of Norfolk and Mian
Mary I,. Hoyt of Bloomfield were
marrlff at Sioux City Thursday. The
bride has been postmaster at this
place since 1919. Dr. Simmons Is an
optometrist.
Doctor Must Pay Damage*.
Special Dispatch ta Tha Omaha Bee.
Geneva, Neb.. April 1*.—In tha
suit brought by Miss Lucille Owens
of Geneva for injury to her spine
through treatment by Dr. A. J.
Guenerlch, local chiropractor, the
Jury allowed the plaintiff $3,500. Miss
Owens sued for $10,000.
New Legion Pavilion.
Special Dispatch ta Tha Omaha Bee.
Bloomfield, Neb., April 19.—The
Hay Lamb pont, American Legion,
here I,as voted to build a n*w pavil
ion on the fair grounds. Work will
i start Immediately.
150 Tots as Roses Will
Take Part in Pageant
! gfts& j(.Vdti {
An anniversary pageant, a duplica
tion of the national pageant at I>os
Angeles last year, will be given by
the Women's Benefit association of
the Maccabees In the City Auditorium,
May ft. It will be s state organiza
tion production.
Between 500 and 600 persons will
take part In the presentation. Mrs.
tJelia M. Hall, state commander of
the association, and Mr*. Jennie IJttle
are directing the affair. Mrs. I,ittle
ia from the supreme office of the or
der at Tort Huron, Mich., and Is here
to tnke charge of the drilling and
team work.
One hundred and fifty little tots
between the ages of three and six will
take part In a special attraction, "Or
der of the *Rose."
ORD WILL PLANT
MEMORIAL TREES
Special niapatrh to The Omaka Be*.
Ord, Neb., April 19.—An organiza
tion ha* been perfected In Ord to
plant memorial trees for aoldfera
killed during the world war.
The park hoard ha* aet aside a
tract In Russell park to be made Into
a memorial park. A landscape garden
er will be brought to Ord to lay it
out. It Is planned to dedicate this
tract on Arbor day. Judge E. I*.
Clements of this city will be principal
speaker at the arbor day program
here.
NORMAN A. IMR1E
AD-SELL SPEAKER
Norman A. Imrl, lecturer of na
tional prominence, will address the
Ad Sell league at It* meeting Monday
evening In th# BurgesaNaah restau
rant.
Ople Rend, Tom Skeyhlll and Thorn
ton A. Mills rat* Imrle as on* of the
beet speakers of today.
Imri* served three yean overseas
in the world war and attained the
rank of captain. He has appeared at
large banquet* the country over.
Attorney Wilson Seeks
Federal Appointment
Shenandoah, la.. April 19.—Denver
I,. Wilson, attorney. I* a candidate
for appointment a* United State* dis
trict nttorney for the southern district
of Iowa, the position recently held by
Ralph Pringle of Red Oak until hla
death. There are at least IS randl
dates. President Coolldge 1* expefted
to make th# appointment aoon. Mr.
Wilson'* daughter, Mr*. Jos*# Patty,
live* In Omaha, and a son, Ivan Wil
son. attend* the University of Ne
braska, Lincoln.
Children cry for
.————
MOTHERFletcher's Castoria
is a pleasant, harmless Substitute
for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teeth
ing Drops and Soothing Syrups,
especially prepared for Infants
in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imiutioni, alwaya look for the *i*nature of
Proven direction* on each packer. Phyriuans everywhere recommend it
HE is required by law to safeguard the health of your
family, yourself and your community. His is a sacred
trust. Upon him rests the responsibility to faith
fully and honestly carry out the orders of your physician
in time of greatest need. He is more than a merchant. No
other line of business is demanded by law to attain and
keep the high standard required of the registered druggist.
You have the right to KNOW whether or not your druggist is registered
by law. The health and well being of your loved ones and yourself is far
. too precious to trust to an irresponsible party.
These Druggists Are Registered
by Law to Protect You!
Thie druggists whose names appear on this page are registered by law to
serve you. You need have no doubt as to their qualifications, their advice
or the quality of their merchandise. Buy ALL your drug store needs of
these druggists. They deserve your greatest respect and confidence.
This campaign will tell you, through a series of fifty-two advertise
ments, WHO are the REGISTERED DRUGGISTS of Omaha and
Council Bluffs; WHY they offer the highest standard of service, and*
WHY they sell only merchandise of proven worth.
ARMSTRONG’S PHARMACY
2201 Military Ava. WA. 0400.
AUXIER'S PARKVALE PHARMACY
3024 S. 324 Ava. HA. 4*07
BEATON DRUG CO.
* 14th a«4 Faraam. JA. 0041
BENSON PHARMACY
4104 MUMary Ava. WA. 4300
BENSON.WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
3424 Laavaawartb St. HA. 3404
BERANEK A SON
1402 S. 14tb St. JA. 33*0
BLAKE DRUG CO.
lot S. tStb St. AT. 3240
BURT-WAY-BURT
Ml* Cumin* St. HA. 0414
CALIFORNIA PHARMACY
3227 California St. HA. 0404
CASTELLAR DRUG CO.
2332 S. 20th St. AT. 411*
CENTRAL PARK PHARMACY
413* Gran* Ava, KB. 0302
CLAIRMONT PHARMACY
4737 Military Ava. WA. 3140
CLIFTON HILL PHARMACY
2213 Military Ava. WA. 2*43
CREIGHTON PHARMACY
S24 N. 24th St. JA. 1244 *
CROSSTOWN DRUG STORE
1223 S. 24th St. AT. 04OI
DUNDEE PHARMACY
4423 UaOrawoad Ava. WA. 0443
FONTENELLE PARK PHARMACY
3024 Am*. Ava. KE *000
GORRELL’S PHARMACY
3*27 Farnam St. HA. 321*
GREEN'S PHARMACY
40th A Farnam Sit. HA. 197*
GREEN'S PHARMACY
•Oth A Military Ava. WA. 34It
HAINES DRUG CO.
I«th A Howard Sta. JA. 0I4S
HANSON PHARMACY
4M7 Dndga St. WA. 1130
JOHANSON DRUG CO.
3(1* N. 24th St. WE. NM
KENWOOD DRUG CO.
4904 N. 30th St. KF.. 9.100
KNUDSON'S DRUG CO.
20th and Cuming
LAKEVIEW PHARMACY
2S2H N. 14th St. WE 0422
LANE DRUG CO.
LATHROP PHARMACY
.3002 N. 24th St. WE 0477
LEE’S RIALTO DRUG STORE
117 9. 14th St. JA. 1914
LOCKWOOD PHARMACY
5203 UivMwcrth St. WA. 2470
MARSH PHARMACY
2001 I .aka St. WE. 02M
McAULEY DRUG CO.
114 ft. 14th St. AT. TI23
MILLARD HOTEL PHARMACY
13tk * Dauflaa. JA. 1004
MINNE LUSA PHARMACY
•710 N. 30th S^. KE 1177
NOYES PHARMACY
101 N. 40th St. HA. 0021
OHIO STREET PHARMACY
2401 ft. 45th St. WA. 1125
PATTY’S PHARMACY
1044 N. 14th St. WE. 54.1.1
PRETTIEST MILE PHARMACY
4430 Flamaca Blv4. KE. 1754
REID-DUFFY PHARMACY
24th aa4 Laha St*. WE 0000
F. A. SCHILLER
574 aa4 11**1* St*. WA. 4704
ROLLIN C. SHERMAN
14th *n4 Cumin* JA. 0441
sherman a McConnell
DRUG CO.
SHERMAN AVENUE PHARMACY
MM N. Ittk St. WE. MM
SUN DRUG CO.
1*01 Ftnua St. JA. MIS
TECH HIGH PHARMACY
134 m4 Coatee
VINTON PHARMACY
SMI S. 14th St. JA. MSI
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
• II S. Mth St WA. M47
SOUTH OMAHA DRUGGISTS
BROWN PARK PHARMACY
SIM Q St. MA. 1744
CITY DRUG STORE
4S*1 S. 141k St. MA. *171
MELCHER DRUG COMPANY
4»M S. 24tk St MA 0*07
PUBLIC DRUG CO.
4104 S 24th St. MA. •!!•
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CLARK DRUG CO.
Rraadwa? and Maia Sta. 4tR
CEO. S. DAVIS
TOO W !••
A. W. OARD
701 14th At*. 4*3
PUBLIC DRUG CO
S3! W. I.wiitr 731
S. E. WHALEY
*44 W. Rr**4o»7. INI
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