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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1924)
(,hirrn Idiiiisr In Bmtm Btvirtlrr nl Cntinlv Jnil AMlriln THmtt# Ml Hid •I Hf |iir«l e( I Jtitlfr ^ nm|fitn|li And lure Tn* **if»ltlM Qua* a of t**w»*>a H"W1l*g**t» »MI>wt*4 Me Iheeee »t After Mr llilimMirrMttI of *MI* Inn, |M kwrlM I* Mt horn*, tMit •be will temaln unit! neet M"M*» who* »ltg Will t*n#o##l Meeelf ft not lh» *fM of fM pcpulec* Mr W d*t* TM qt|e*n, t<MMlww Vlnrtquerr*. who think* no nmt* of « nnprerrman Vwl ••rad IhMI »lt* doe* of IMMil I'lrrtr Waroardlrk w*» ordered fnm hrt throne by I'eder»I .1 title* Wnodmttgh H*Mr* *nn*uneih* the! lennar would no lunger rule »ny perl of omeb* for at leant *n da' *, Wood rough naked ftamarillrk wh*th»r hr had gnv recommendation*, Votir honor," anld Hantirdlrk, "I hat# nothing to eny except th* evl dene* ea waa introduced in ih* record of her eg** " tVoodroueh ordered h»r to **rv* fn day* in th* Dongle* county Jail and to pay a t*ot) fin*. Her nenfeni * la lo begin Monday and the officer* were ordered to coll*t t the fin# on any property belonging to Lout**. After »entence war parsed Louise broke down and cried. I^oulae * attorney* have not yet dr cidod whether they will appeal. Louis* waa diraaetl In a new brown alraw hgt. brown spring tailored ault and patent leather shoe*, on her right hand ahe wore a large diamond ring and on her left a wedding ring. Hhe waa found guilty of five liquor counts Thursday by a Jury In federal court following trial on a grand jury Indictment. New G. 0. P. State Committee List One Man and One Woman "&W From Each Senatorial District. Th# new* republican stale, committee of one m:m and ono woman from each senatorial district is composed of the following: District No. 1, Klchardson, Nemaha and Johnson: A. H. Downing, Vests- Mis. V. U. J.yford, Falls City. District No. 2. Otoe, Css*, harpy: I. D Clsrk, I'Hpilllon, Mrs. A. K. Ptorker, Ns brattka City. idsfrhr No. J. Dmiglis: Harry S, Byrne, Hr* John N. Baldwin. District No 4. Douglas Abel V. fhot we»t. Airs Lulaii T. Andrawa District No 4. pout Us: Jams# V. Chl •ek. Mrs A H. Fatter# Plfrl't No. 4. Douglas: Henry J Sfyers. Mr* Ann# ftwobodl District No 7. Douglas. Harry H. Lapl-( duf M!f* Halen Cornell. District No i. Dodge. Washington: B G Allen Blstr, Mra Grace Ballard, Blatr. District No. #. Burt. TfcurgtOA. Dakota. Dixon F. r. Harris. BmSfidd; Mr*. w. P Warner. Dakota City. Dlatrlet No 1 0 Cedar. KnOx. W. W. v alt on Canter; Mra. w. A. Meaerva. ’Jre'ghton. Diet net No. 11, Pierra. Wayne. Madison l*ona:d Maps*. Norfolk, Mr* JC# F Hughe', We.vne. Dlatrlet No. 12. Stanton, Cuming. Cnl (va: At. 15. Kerl, Wear Point; Mrs. Georg# l.bgrly, Htsoton District No. 13. Mutter, Beijndera: VS. G Hail. David City, Mra. Emil Jtenaon, S\ m hoo District No. 14. Lancaatsr: F H. Stout, Mfiroln; flara Smith. University Place. District No Ifi, Lancaster; E. P. Brown, Lincoln: Dalle Kste*. Lincoln District No. IS, Gag*. Pawnee: H. K Eii-Ueit, Beatrice; Mr*. Dr. Boyer, Pew it*'# City. Dlatrlet No. 17. Jefferson, Thayer, Fill Iium*. Era ok n am her all. Hebron; Mrs. j I ad Hlnoi*. Gilead. District .Nii is. kawsfd. Hallo#: Thoinii Dread lock, Crete Mra. K K Beltser, I H#w* rd. Dsuht No. 19. Hnmilt«n, York. Polk: H M fltanley. Aurora, Mi* W. A. Pres ton, Bt.romabsrg. Dot*rlrt No Merrick, Nance. Ple»te; Carl Kramer, Columbus Mrs. E. N. Bai-j bar. Fullerton. Dletri'-l No. 21, Boone, Wheeler, An'* lops b*erg« V, V, Hi.sms, Alma. Mr* M#r«ta Johnson Nellgh D a»rlct No Si. Hop Boyd. Ke;apah*. Blown Hock Jo.m A Davies. Butte, Mr*. Blsnth# Williams. Ain#worth District 23 Blsifl* Loup, Oarfteld, Val ley * u*?er Clarence N. D#m*. Ord; Mr*. J K Ward Art »d,a Dlftrlrt 24. Graeley, Howard. Hall, Os f»r ft McCracken Grand Island, Mra BeulgJi ft. Mlnnbk, Ft, Paul. Dls rlft 26. Hherman Buffalo, Kearney: C P Anderbarry. Minden, Mre. Frank Vendeworker, Kearney. District 24. Adam*. Clay C H Kppar a«n. Fairfield- A7r# John Mister. Hasting* Dimrh t J7. Franklin. Webster, Nuckolls; J Warifti Keifar, Jr„ Must, wick, Mr* Wejjel Powell. Bed < loud (Harriet It. Harlan. Furnas, Gosper. Phelps- • lnrence A Davis Holdregr. Ml«* Alsdae Drlebnw, Bsaver I'lty. District. *f. Ited Willow. Frontier, lljyvN, Hitchcock, Dundy. ( base. Petkln* W. F Wood. Hnlfter; MfS. J. L. Pernbst, Jmpet lal District 30, Lincoln, Dawson Fred L. T«i».p|e', North Plait*, Mr*. If. C. Hooker* timhenbiirg. ' District 31. T.ogen. Thomss, Hooker, Afa Pberson KePH. Arthur, Grant. Garden Hegel ('heysnne, Kfmhai; M*r»ln W Hlrwery, kidney; Mrs. fJ, T. Ifsynen, Kim Ha f I District ft, Cherry. fherldan. Bo# Bulla, Dawes fiour- Wondruff Bell. Valentine. Mre KPsahetb Smith. Chad'oo DUtrl',t 13. grotUbluff. Banner, Morrill F Vf WesterveMt. fcnttsbluff; Mre.. J. A Neighbor*. Bridgeport Mr*. John R. Hay* Dir*. Mra. John R. Heye. *0, wife of the ate John R. Hay* of Norfolk, Neb. ’led Thutaday at the home of her •on Cherlaa R. Heye, In Denver. She la aurvlveh by her eon and wo elitera. Mlaaee Alke Mill* enh J»rgtret Mllla of Omaha. W. C. ■Jille, a brother, live* In I.lncoln, #nneral aervlrew will tie held Sun lay at Norfolk. 1 . 1 I"". 1 ■ ■ ■ ' "■ ...— It’s not our "say-•o’* but our "know-how” that makes SCOTT'S EMULSION so easy to take and so pleasing to the palate. MmwiPm spells in- Jb& creased strength, sturdiness, efficiency. Vu : m ■ m ifl Use Cuticura Soap And Ointment' To Heal Sore Hands i “Si/iehurn Boh" Aopears in Omaha | ck, is for. tie. i R'eWc. siir.KM i.re bewailing tn • mantfrr In which the ffirls arc copy Inn their style*. It appear* the »jhl* are net satfsfi'd with their "boyish bobs.” but ^hnve n«>w rdnptnfi side burns to jrlve them that mannish effect. Here is nn# nf the first std^burn bob* tn appear In Ormha. "Lots nf the girl* wear' th*lr hair this way in ^\i*hin*ton. 1 si' s Mr* 111 lit nrmr nr piutit month*, who .lamp from Hip • Hpitnl rlt.v lo < Inraha "Its* a III Up nmi" prnnni/in'pil than Ihp Kli'n T’lt bull, you *pi\ It’* qultp Hip raRp. ’ Mi*. Knoch livp* m a Inins dow at SixilPth and Frank tdrprt*. Sh* ha* br#n rimpIps Hi* Mrrrlr* booth at thr Brandrl* Storo Omaha-Brr tnltrt Rood pxpo*ltlon. German Blockade Scheme Proposed Belgian Prrmier Suggest* Plan a* SubfUitutt (inaraii tee of Reparation*. I-ondnn, May I A prnposaI for *n economic blocked* of Germany through action of th* league of na tion*. If Germany default* upon her obligation* In the Dawes plan. I'M propoeed to Premier flimiay Mac. donald today by Premier Theunle and Foreign Minister Hyman*, of Bel glum. Thl* propo»a! was made In order to aatlsfy the demand of Premier Poin car* of France for guarantee* Foreign office officlala nr» optimis tic over the vlalt of Belgian official*, believing It will accelerate th* *<lop tlon of the expert*' repaiatlon* report. ' The Belgian* explained the adjiiel mentis which the French believe necessary, especially th* matter of keeping the German railway* avail able for movement of occupational troupe if auch a movement la deemed neceseary. It was expected that Premier Mac. dona Id would assent to minin' adjust ment*. Fnntrncllr (look Jailed. Fels BenedlHo, conk *1 the Font' n»lle hotel, l* und'r arrest for the al leged theft of * 122 from ’he looker "I Joe Gi«tn, another took. The 1123 represented a rear'* Inga, which Gleto Intended to send back *o hi* family In Italy. Ben'dltto I* In jail, hut th* money has not been recovered. BRIDE LEAVES DAY AFTER WED dUeula Owen* and Robert l<euty were ni.-irrUd In MinneapoUx July 2, 1H23. and ahe mine alun* to Omaha* the next day, ahe testified In domes tie relation* court, where she wax ^ranted a divorce Friday. Khe said he come here and lived with her for three weeks some time Inter. Hut he went out every night alone, she testified Sh» Is a stenographer and resides at lid!) South .Tenth »tr*et. i Pacific Northwest GIV« YOUPSKI.F THAT PPOMTSP.n trip to this Great Vacation Empire that cover* the va*t area* of Oregon and Washington, British Columbia and Alaaka—the land ot big thing*—big mountain*, big tree*, big river*. Round trip from Omaha Beginning jfay a Portland Tacoma Seattle Sea Denver, trank Colorado and Salt Lake City at, tha aame coat Kaay aide tnpa to Rocky Mountain, Yallowatona and Crater Lake National Parka. Returning by Call* forma about 111.00 more. 00 on tha aplandld Union Peoihr rraina— the Portland Limited orConfinental Limited. 1 mile* along tha old Oregon trail, 200 milaa along tha matehlaaa Colombia River. Writ* ft frm booklet "Pmific Nartkmntl mttd Almlm" Far lefermatlee, act— *■ R. Carte. Cftr Paaa Ageet, U. P. Syelem >414 (ledge St- Omaha, Pheee Jack eon S«22 CeeaeUdated Ticket Othee 1414 hedge St.. Phene Atlaatle 9214. er Uatae (taliae, 10th aed Merer Streete Union FtaciHc Hui i (Mm j Ynlt* Visits llrn* It' llliwr I* nf IlnttK' •I t m»«try * Itih IUhUM'I, I .<•*•1 It H (*r* t»** II p***l I *»*>< M* i Mat im V»t* wn i Mr ••if I ••Miah)hi*fM>* »Minl grhooi *» ml tnnaha »* th* i (Ml of Ml rl»»*m*u i I trthtr K«i*fil*r Hi tii I hr iwn «f honor »< gj t*lit tii* nwiM itHititrf iloti] i tnn*t*» *i riling |ir I Inn,* |* * | (•»n#til*M liiilwMtv on Thin***. I \mniian t»t«il«n* dim* hi* giailimtion fi«m v*l* f*r. I Mum* ha* *t>*nt mop g <|ii*rt*p of g| ipglutf to Thing, th* Vnl* in Thing nt nhhti !(•> I* pt**ldont t* a phtlnn thiotih *• limit (tnanoml hv Val* mm. It hi* a MfllT of tan ihrtari ami 6*tg| rhln*** •lintrni* Th* p»hoi>| I* mm t»i*r(t of ?? hu'ldfng* *<n a rampua nf 4(t an** and n»* **tatdt*h#d If >tat* ag", Th* putpo** of th* |natltii||nn I* t<* turn a *t*adt* »tr*ant *‘f dortorg and nur***. «*«t*rn train'd, Inin Thing, twinging light to th* darkn*** of th* China*# m*<lirat prarttr*. ,tohn tV, Mnddon, pi**ld»nt nf th* S*brn*ka Vnlo Alumni n**nrtaf ton, and th* atumclatloti nmmtior* antar ialn*d f"r Dr. Hum* lag' night Dr* Want Ada Prodhrg lt»*tilla. It’s Here V i i Vaudeville—Photoplay* rjjpTTrirj STARTING TODAY W SHERRI REVUE j with MELVIN STOKES CAST OF 12 Bif luppnrting hill, inrlndin* ACKERMANS ORCHESTRA TODAY Rtf ■1 _\ Twn Timtt MATINEE SATURDAY World* r Rjr Marjr Rnbart* Rinahart and A»#ry Hnpwood \ E*'n(*, SOr-92. Mat., SOc-tl.lO NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS GRAND Itih and Blnjtay HOPE HAMPTON la "DOE* IT PAY?" BOULEVARD VI rl and laavtawarth Ow#n Wlatar’s "Tha Virginian." Vaudavllla and Cnuiady. I.OTHROP.Mill and Lathray Pans Gray’a "TO THE LAST MAN." Gamady, "Pnnrdar and Amalia." Starts Today HOOT GIBSON a in "40 HORSE HAWKINS" I jmI I»»j to Hw Orphrnm Thin S*>»»on Mnttnoi 2i80 Mali) Hi-jO I arf* SIm Rlwmlni An«rl Pnwl PihiIm, Call* 24 la Ba*li*l. 2fW Air The Whole Store is in “Gala Bargain Attire” With “May Sales” For Saturday Entire Stock of New Spring Suits » 'i u Former Prices $25 up to $67.50 Mostly 2-Pants Suits Hart Schaffner & Marx Edenheimer-Stein, Schloss Bros, and Other Good Makes Imported and domestic fabric*. Blue serge* with 2 pairs pant*. Silk mixed worsteds with 2 pairs pan**. firry hound greys with 2 pairs pants. Plain grey and powder blues with 2 pairs pantv Mlaek and white stripe* with 2 pairs pants. Mine and white stripe with 2 pairs pants. Mrigadier blue with 2 pair pant*. Every Size—34 to 44. 1,000 Garments at “Bed Rock” Prices Coats, Capes, Wraps, Suits Two Tremendous Lots— \ Newest models, latest colors, fine materials; choice of over 100 styles —Coats, Capes, Wraps, Suits; val ues to $50; on sale tomorrow. Women who want to *ate on their new sprint foal or *utt—but who do not wlah »o Mcrlftc «»>!• or quality are delighted with thl* great aale we re bolding all this week—thousand* of beau \ '~ful garment*—purchased at after-Knaier "dla count* ’ make thin the one big garment event of the *ca*on actual value* at lad- high tvpe gar >'nrnia—all ^12 AND $22 | Choice of be*t fabric*: Valvetone*. Pol ret Twill, Parla I* Mode Velour*. Velvrelte, Normandy, t'am ela Hair, Klamlngo. Twill Cord*—latest shades Tan, Pearl, Gray. Black, Black and White, China Blue, Brlck-Duat. etc. Fur trimmed, allk braid, button and ornamenta-on CIO AND ®00 vale, roat aeetion—cholre at, •seen* riaae—Apparel i»Nh All Sizes for Women and Misses. • 14 to 524 Stouts Topcoats and Gabardines Three Lots for Saturday 182636 Former Prices $25 to $60 Hurt Schaffner A Marx, Roaenweild A Weil, Eden heimer Stein, Michael Sterns. I''ull silk lined and aalf ailk lined, silk aleeve* and ailk piped. Imported and domestic fabric. The finest line of top coat* in the rit-y. r,onk these over and yon will aend all yotir friends in to get one. far Men May Shoe Sales «* For the Entire Family Main M««r I Thousands of pairs of men's, women’s and chil dren shoes for Mar sale*. Black patent, black satin. aire-lalc *ite<le? emen's dress njfords. fan calf, work shoes. AH welt Boys’ Tennis Shoes Hoy's tennis. Urea to the To*, heavy sole, trim in brown or Mark for the bov field meet. .. $u*h