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THE BEE; OMAHA. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, lDZu.
riven Wild
by Eczema
"Tb leff wm Ilk niece of liw from the
tM to the) ankle and burned continually,'
Writ? B. Horaa of Venice, California,
' "From tho flrtt application, D. D. D.
topped the itchinv, and after wine
- three bottle the tronblo disappeared
aad It never came back."
Tho proof of the paddfnf t In the eatlot.
When a prescription for skin disease ha letter
tellinf el cores from every part of the United
State, surely It I eoouth to convince the moat
skeptical. D. D. D. relieve itching torment
immediately. Jut try one bottle on our money
back fuarentea Uc, Mc and 11.00. Try D.DU
fjoan, too
.inxinxra.
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KeepYourSkin-Pores
Active and Healthy
With Cuticura Soap
WAR ON I.W. W.
IS WAGED OVER
WESTERN STATES
Federal Investigator In Omaha
to Outline Plan of Attack -Awaiting
Action of
Congress.
War will be waged on I. V. W.
organizations throughout western
states as soon as congress adopts
legislation authorizing deportation
of all alien "wobblies," declares
William J. Flynn, head of the United
States bureau of investigation, here
yesterday for a conference with J.
k. Daly, Omaha special agent for
the bureau.
No further steps against Omaha
and Nebraska "reds" are likely to
be taken until after adoption of this
legislation, be said.
Deportations, and relentless pur
suit by federal and state authori
ties are having a salutary effect in
minimizing radical activities in all
sections of the country, he declared.
Mr. Flvnn is returning to Wash-
j ington, following a tour of western
1 states and a series of conferences
! with department representatives re
f garding measures taken to suppress
radicalism. '
' I rind throughout the nation
;teps already taken by federal and
,;tate officials have minimized the
trend toward radicalism, which for
a time threatened to assume danger
"iis proportions," he said. "There
is nothing at all ahrming in the
present situation in Nebraska, al
though, of course, all moves of rad
icals are going Co be watched care
fully. '
"In the west I find only small and
comparatively unimportant organi
zations of the communist and Rus
sian soviet cliques, which worried
us tor a tiw.e in eastern states. The
I V. W. form the only possible
menace in western states. It will
be possible to deal with them force-
:lly when" congress passes legisla
tion authorizing deportation of their
alien members, who form the back
bore of the organization."
Mr. Flynn pointed out 900 alien
radicals already had been deported
atvl said 1,000 were now awaiting
deportation and another 1,000 await
ing' examination by immigration
officials.
He was accompanied on his west
ern trip by J. P. McCarty, secretary
of the bureau of investigation, and
James Dunn, special investigator.
Success Will Come If
Hiffhiackers Persevere,
Mr. Savidge Declares
Highjackers of Omaha will be
made the subject of a sermon by
Rev. Charles W. Savidge at the Peo
ple's church next Sunday. Valuable
advice to friends and companions of
the raiders who looted Rev. Mr.
Savidge's basenient Monday night
will be delivered from the pulpit,
according to the minister.
"Their unsuccessful attack on my
home leads jrce to extend the fol
lowing exhortation," said Rev. Mr,
Savidge. "If they will . visit the
homes of all the ministers, priests
and bishops 'in Omaha, they will be
sure to find that for which they
seek."
"f the highjackers will just per
severe, they will yet attain success,"
he concluded.
City Engineer Tells Why
Omaha Spurns Bitulithic
Patented Pave'ment Not Included in Municipal Speci
fications Because "It Offers No Opportunity for
' Competition" Says Awarded County Contract
Too High. ;
John A. Bruce, city engineer,
stated yestcrc'ay that bitulithic pav
ing, the kind approved by the county
commissioners for county road pay.
ing, is not included in the citys
specifications used by contractors,
because it is a patented paving and
offers no opportunity for wide com
petition. He also asserted that the bids of
fered on bitulithic carry a large
margin of promotion expense. He
offered the following statement on
the subject:
"I do not wish to be, understood
as saying that bitulithic is not a
desirable paving when properly laid,
but my criticism is that the county
is paying too much for this class of
paving when it pays $4.35 a yard.
Same Materials Used.
"Our paving specifications do not
include bitulithic because this is a
patent surface and only one or two
contractors in a state have the inside
track on this form of paving. We
have in our specifications a class of
paving known as asphaltic concrete,
which is practically as serviceable
,as bitulithic and is as near as pos
sible to that paving without in
fringing on the patent.
"The materials used in asphaltic
concrete and bitulithic are the same,
except that in the case of bitulithic
mixture the sizes of stone used with
asphaltic cement range from one-
limni iiiiim ii!iiiiifgiiiMiM
"
Why You Ought to Stop at the
Columbia Six Exhibit
. -
Any car which can rise to the position of leadership today occupied by
the Columbia Six, among the two or three most popular and fastest selling
cars in the middle price field, must have features worthy of your attention.
Show visitors this year must choose the exhibits most worth while. And
in selecting the exhibits most worthy of your attention, it will pay you to in
clude the Columbia Six.
The beauty of Columbia Six body designs, the exquisite harmony of the
.furnishings and fittings, prove a delight to every. motor car connoisseur. You
will want to see them.
Those mechanically inclined will find the Columbia exhibit equally in
teresting. , You will want to see the automatic thermostatically controlled radiator
shutters, which are today recognized by automotive engineers generally as be
ing one of the most important motor car improvements within a decade. The
Columbia Motors Company was the pioneer jn adopting them.
Time spent at the Columbia Exhibit will be time well spent.
The Columbia Six Exhibit will include . i
The Five-Passenger Touring Model
The Four-Passenger Sport Model
The Special Sport Model
The Two-Passenger Roadster ;
The Four-Passenger Coupe and the Sedan
Peterson Motor Car Company
DISTRIBUTORS
2427 Farnarh Street
Omaha, Neb.
inch to sand, while in asphaltic con
crete mixture the stone ranges from
half an inch to sand. The bitu
lithic mixture is produced according
to a scientific method which con
stitutes the patent.
"Asphaltic concrete can be laid for
nearly $1 per yard less, as our recent
bids will show. On February 10
our highest bid on asphaltic con
crete was $3.34 and on February 17
it was $3.35.
County Paying toorMuch.
"No bitulithic paving has been
laid in Omaha and the only place
where it has been laid in Nebraska,
to my best information, was at Co
lumbus, Neb., about three years ago.
William .Horrabin of Des Moines
and James Horrabin of Iowa City
control the Iowa held and I under
stand that the Allied Contractors
have the Nebraska field. The patent
is owned by the Warren Bros. Co.
of Massachusetts.
"There is a general condition that
enly one or two contractors in a
state are favored by the Warren peo
ple. "I contend that the county is pay
ing too much for this pavement
when it pays $4.35 per yard. There
is too much of a margin for promo
tion expense. I do not know how
that promotion expense is used."
Spain evports about 90 per cent
of the cork that it produces.
Story of Esther Acted
At Purim Celebration
The Biblical story ofEsther was
1 in pantomime at the Purim
i.ration of the Young Men's He-l.-.cw
association in the Lyric build
ing last night. "Megillah," a feature
of the festival observance,' was read
in English instead of Hebrew.
The story was dramatized by S.
u cl,(r dirprtnr of the lewish
Welfare federation. He was assisted
by Misses" Rosemary ana ciara
Antin. Ethel Adler appeared as
Queen Esther. Eva Weiner as
Vashti and Belle Seigel as Zeresh.
Edwd Solig took the part of King
Ahauerus, Ired White of Mordecai,
Israel Goodman of Haman, Sam
Green and Max Janger, chamber
lains; and Edwin Altschuler the
scribe. Mrs. B. R. Roasberg was
dramatic coach, Harry Brawiroff
supplied the music and Miss Jessie
Kosenstock had charge of the scen
ery and costumes.
Phillips Confirmed.
Washington, March 3. The sen
ate has confirmed the nomination of
William Phillips, assistant secretary
of state, to be minister to The
Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
Appear At Tour
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If yoa receive a
caller or wi unexpected to
vi tattoo you can feel con
fident of always appearing
at your tiett In but a few
momenta It renders to your
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toft complexion that n
beyond companion.
Omaha Honey-Comb Ford Radiators
The Superior Type
for Ford Cars
Dealers Prepare for
Spring Business. Buy
Radiators of Superior
Quality and Construc
tion. They Repeat
Sales.
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Omaha Corse far Replacement In Any Make
of Radeatora, at Saving of SO to 50.
450 More Cooling
Practically Freeze Proof
Omaha Auto Radiator Manufacturing Co.
Manufacturers Exclusively of Auto Radiators and Cores for Replacement.
1819-21 Cuming St, Omaha, Neb.
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. Pliet in Plitl in
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5- 6
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