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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1920.
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the Folks
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New-Victor Records
A Parcel Post Shipment Selected From , the
' Following Would Please Them V -
fi G8073 Lo,Hear the Gentle Lark (Melba) . . . . .". . ... . $1.50
' .58108 The Rosary (Schumann-eink) ... . .'. . . . . 1.50 '
88311 Swiss Echo Song (Tetrazzini) . ...... 1.5K
89092 Angel's Serenade (Gluck-Zimbalist) . : . . 2.06 '
55093 American Fantasie, Part 1 and 2 (Herbert's ' -
' , Orch) ... . ; 1.50
70107 It's Nice to Get Up in the Mornin' (Lauder).. . 1.25
743ffD Ave Marie Schubert (Elman) ......, 1.50
r 74476 Dreaming of Home and Mother (Williams)..'. 1.50
64839 Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (Johnson) . . 1.00
64138 Annie Laurie (McCormack) 1.00
54$37 That Tumble-Down Shack " in Athlone ,
, . (McCormack) 1.00 s
, ' Our Stock o March Number I Complete'
The House
of Pleasant
Dealings
M IC K EL'S
D. 1973 . , 15th and Harney
LIQUOR TUBES
ARE ROUTED BY
WOMAN'S SHOTS
Mrs. Ann Volz Opens Fire On
Five Men Who Attempt
tp Raid Her
Cellar.
).itr fli '-1Idr ?t u'll-nlaced
barraae drove them from the house.
but in- their retreat they answered
hjr fire and pierced tile walls with
bullet holes.. Fred Bock, armed with
Urge calibre rfle, accelerated
their withdrawal and' dicsouraged
any return. . .
Neither Mrs. Volz nor Mr Bock
could be sure that any of Their bul
lets took effect, although Mr. Bofk
was certain he put one intothe caf
used by the Highjackers atter tney
had entered it. The east wall of their
house and one window were per
forated with holes, made with .4.1
caliber bullets.' , ,
According to Mr.. Bock, the tar
used by the bandits, described as. a
Buick. with too uo and curtains
rlrawn huA hern seen in the neiRn
borhood Tuesday He believes that
a preliminary visit tojheir premises
was pma aDout ro p. m. "'ui
look-out men for the gang returned
at intervals during the night.
Reduces Price of Coal
yesterday morningr.
1 he raid bore every evidence ot
being a prearranged visit, but fell
down when Mrs. Volz opened fire on
the brigands as they were about to
for the first time since their
depredations began, Omaha's high
jacker gang was repulsed and driven
from the scene of th&r raid when
Mrs.. Ann Volz and. Fred Bock ire
turned bullet for .bullet in defense
of their father's home' at 270 1 South
lUUlCCIlllI BlICCl, WUIV.ll UVC MICH ft l" I ,
tempted to enter and search early L City Commissioner Butler ytr:
day announced that he has reduced
the price of municipal coal from $9
to $8.50 per ton. This is Colorado
coal and orders ma- be placed, at
Mr. Butler's office in the eity. hall.
Tread poU
Blow Outs
- Rewall
Retreads
' Relining
7 Pneumatic
Trucks Tire
Repairs
Hart Tire and Rubber Co.
7182,S 16th St. XJMAHA, NEB.
The Only Completely Equipped Vulcaniiing Shop in Nebraska.
Would You?
Wear a suiof many colors? No.
Then Why?
Have from 2 to 4 different makes of tires pn
our car? W." .. . -. -
'. V Drive up and let us put on a set of ,
Miller Cords
and be "dressed up." We will make, an allow- (
ance for the old ones. Think it Over.
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U. P. PRESIDENT S
SPEAKS BEFORE
OMAHA CHAMBER
Poirtt
for Pdint
a Winner
Usually th'e' critics can find some; fault with a ca;r
maybe this is wrong-maybe that." :
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, ;TKq Oldsmobile nvodels seejr different. TJiere'is al
' inmost no criticism "- All seem to agree that jris a car
which conforms, point for point with vhat motorists
want Come and see the wonderful car. It is a reve
lation to all motor. fans. '
Nebraska
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-Companjr
Chas. A. Jucker, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
2559 Farnarn Street, Omaha
920 Locust Street, De Moines
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THJE tDoOSRED
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Deplores Deterioration of
Roads Under Government.
'Control Pledges Aid In
Developing Territory.
C. K. Gra. president of the Union
Pacilic railroad, Inadr his first
rpejoh in Omaha at a nognday
lunchcoii given ht his honor by the
CiHmber of Coihmerte vosterdav.
He was introduced by F;'A; Bret
i ne rauroads ot the coiintryare
entering an entire new era in -railroad
business," besfan Mr, Gray.
"Moreover, the railroadj are inter
ug mis era aiter naving Deen con
siderably mussed up by federal control.
'Jn the ,22 months that railroads
vre opefatciri by the government
less than SO per cent of thei averatre
yearly purchase of cars and locomo-
ivrs were iraae, ana a larger num-1
er,of cars are passing out of serv
ice now, due to lack of repair, than,
at aiiy previous ime -
, N Attention to Details. 1
"Before the war the United States
had the best system of transpbrta
tioji in the world. This condition
should be restored. Objectionable
features of private ownership, such
as the one-time aloofness of rail
officials toward the public, have
been removed. Railroad men of to-
dav do not hold their positions
tlitough favoritism, but bji virtue of
their ability.
"I believe the public likes the idea
of competition. It likes individual
ism, and the personal toucn, ana at--tpntinn
todetails, which were lost
through government control. It will
be the business of the Union Pacific
and other railroads to bring this at
tention to details back to its-proper
olace."- , . . , - .. ,
Mr. Gray, Murine his talk, de
clared that railroad credit would be
poor until investors were satisfied
that the railroads are again on their
teet and are to -be given-sympathetic
treatment by tile government. Rail
road men generally are glad that
congressional legislation has put so
much power in the hands of the In
terstate Commerce commission, he A
Discusses Kate Question.,
Tniirliinc on the rate Question,
asserted that since 1916 the-added
tost- of onerating the railroads .has
been $1,700,000,000, as compased to
an increase in rate returns of $1,250,
000,000 during the same period.
Transportation charges today are
relatively cheaper than a any other
time in the history of the world, he
declared. : !,
In closing, Mr. Gray called atten
tion, to' the fact that for the first
time, all dep.artmenti.of the JJnion
Pacific.are operating in Ontaha.
Omaha may really boast of having
home railroad, and the officers of
the Union Pacihc want to help in
developing Omaha and Nebraska
territory, he said.. ; -
Naval Recruiting Officer'
Gets Reserve Requirements
' Omaha memtcrs of the-naval re
serve force have received informa
tion which includes the following
paragraph: ."Members of the re
serve force on inactive duty will be
required, beginning July 1, ,1920,
and until the expiration of thteir en
rollment, to perform at least two
weeks' active duty for training on
a naval vessel eacn year. s
Commander N. W. , Post, U. S.
N., officer iit'charge of the navy re
cruiting station, 2M) South four
teenth street, .stated that he docs
not believe that, to meet the re
quirements of the reserve - force, it
will be necessary for members "to
serve on a ship ,eacH year, as the
paragraph in question would indi
cate. ' .
There arc approximately . 2,500
members 'of the naval reserve in
Nebraska It is proposed to estab
lish organizations of reserves In va
rious communities, details of which
hve" not been announced. To be
eligible to two months', pay a year'
as a reserve "will be necessary to
keep . the commandant advised of
address-and to attend at' least 36
drills a year. , , . v : 4
Two Delegates for Lowden j
Excelsior Springs, Mo, March i.
Republicans of the Third Missouri
Congressional district today named
two uninstr acted delegates to the
national convention in Chicago in
June. i , ' ! -
Thetwo delegates sent a jint
telegram to Gov. F. O.-Lowden of
Illinois declaring they would sup
port his candidacy. 1
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A KNOCK-OUT
FOR OLD H. C. L.
Union Outfitting Co. Put:
on Half-Price Sale of
Granite Kitchenware.
There will be great rejoicing
in Omaha on Saturday, thi day
o the great haH-price sale ot
granite kitchenware ats the
Uidon Outfitting Company.
Worried housewives, who are
wondering how to mak4 both
ends meet, will be able to make
their dollars go twice as fa
,The sale starting Saturday will
be. unprecedented oh the lcaj
market More graniteware will
be old in one day than has
ever before, been sold in"the same
length of time' in Omaha, A solid
carload will be placed on sale.
Early" buyers will be able to lay
in a bg stock for future use.
No one will be disappointed if
they come reasonably early, but
we cannot be io sure for the late
comers.' There, will be a wide
selection of pots, and pans of one
kind or another and in the vari
ous Ues, all to be sold at one
half i present retail prices.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Hamilton Motor Company has taken over the 1
; agency for the Autocar truck from the Odell
Hamilton Company and will conduct salesand 'serv-
ice at 1814 Cuming street, v )
HAMILTON IvlOTOR CO.
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SUFFERED TEII YEARS
FROM INDIGESTIOK
Troubla Gone, Appetite Strong,
- and Eats Anything With,
put Distress.
"I had case of catarrh and indiges
tion of Un yat Unding. I had btn
iratd by th bc(t medical men in Mich,
ifan. When I commenced Ukinc Milk
Emnlaien, I was in bed. I improved eo
fait that I kept the neifhbori wondering.
I am now up and working every day. ty
mush in nu, My aoDetite it sreat. and
T ran aat anything without hurting m.''
HrO. Lovele. Boekford. Mich.
Indigeition u seldom curea by "nelp
ing" the stomach digest food. Digestives,
like phyaio pills, usually make slaves of
the stomach and bowels
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri
tive food and a corrective 'medicine. It re
store healthy, natural bowel action, -doing
away with all need of pills and
physics. It promotes appetite and quick
ly puts the digestive organs in shape to
assimilate food. - As a builder of flesh
and strength. Milks Emulsion is strong
ly recommended to those whom sickness
has weakened, and is a powerful aid in
resisting and repairing the effects of
wasting (diseases. Cbronia stomach trouble-
and constipation are promptly re
lieved usually in one ay. It produces
remarkable results in colds, cough and
bronchial asthma.
This is the- only solid emulsion made,
and go palatable that it. is eaten with a
Moan like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for Weak, sickly children,
No matte? now severe your case, you
e urged I to try Milks Emulsion un
der this guarantee Take six bottles
home with you. use it according to "direc
tion and if not satisfied with the results,
youe money will be promptly refunded.
Price ee arid 11.10 per bottle. The Milks
Emulsion Co., Terra Haute. Ind. Sold by
druggist everywhere. ,
nnduricin
The ipteregts. of the Nebraska
White Co., distributors of White.
Trucks m Nebraska and west
ern Iowa, have been purchased
by the Nebraska White Truck
Company. ' -: , ' 1
JThis change takes effect immediately. The man- x
agement of the .new company will be directed by
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See the White truck
Exhibit at Auto Show
NEBRASKA WHITE TRUCK CO.
1407-21 Capitol Avenue
Omaha
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