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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1920. A Chicagoan is the inventor of uuiat io mi euncr ena or an ano mobile or notor truck sufficiently for a man to work under it without it ii j SQDG9 LAST TIMES DAY little Shepherd OF Kingdom Cone AND ) HARLIE ii 'HAPLIN THE COUNT Presents 0 jS&anmmtjMnnlig&n Last Times Today WILLS FRIENDS AND EMPLOYES OVER S390,000 Relatives Get Bulk of Bost wick Estate Million Held in Trust for Two Nieces and Nephew. After leaving a trust fund of $5,000, the interest from which is to be used to keep my mausoleum in Forest Lawn cemetery clean per petually, both inside and out," the PHOTO-PLAYS. LAST TIMES TODAY CHAS. RAY -in- "THEJPINCH HITTER" TOIVMVIIX "THE DAREDEVIL" Kilaluhi's llanrtiians 7 PEOPLE T Direct from Tarraca Cardan, Morrisoa Hotal, Chicago. ENID v BENNETT In a wonder story of rejuvenation THE FALSE ROAD Sunday, for 10 Days Cecil D. DeUilleY Defi to Divorce r 17IIY CHANGE YOUtl IVIFE? and in connection THE GARDEN OF FASHION Courtesy Burgess-Nash B)UKDWG TOE WAR When you read of the terrible Destruction of Submarine Warfare lib YOU EVECT ' . 1 . Believe that you would have opportunity of seeing on the screen, i motion pictures, the sinking of 80,000 tons of ships? The firing of the fatal shell? The cap ture of five English captains? , TKIIEM SEE The Exploits of the German j Rhotographed by the German governmentvturned : over 4o the British at the conclusion of the war and coming to '. 't V . Starting Tomorrow QITMHAV SQDG3 "THE "A Picture WitVa Vital Message . to Mankind" With ; HENRY WALTHALL Is Hii Great Role of ' "FATHER BARTLETF' 5 DAYS Starting SUNDAY Mat. Daily at 11S A 3 P. M. Eve 7:15-9 50c 25 c j Y p MAIN ? FLOOR c BAL I CONY late H. C Bostwick, president of the Stock Yards National bank, in his will, filed in county court, leaves' many thousands or dollars in be quests to old friends, faithfuj em ployes, charity and relatives. The total . of specific bequests named in the will is more than $390, 000. Employes 1 and officers of , the Stock Yards National bank were re menibered in the will with many be quests. ' , i i Mr. Bostwick was a bachelor. He bequeathed large sums to his nephews and nieces and their chil dren. . Relatives Get Bulk. pNSI0RIK f y w lucy v u Dutch Twins Play With the Ducks. The stable was really a part of the house. . There were two stalls in the stable. Vrouw Vedder took her Martha Bostwick Massey of Sheri- pail of water and her brushes and dan, Wyo., a niece, received the con tents of Mr. Bostwick's late home at 3722 Dewey avenue and a $6,000 life insurance policy, i , t Harry B. Massey. of Sheridan, Wyo., is bequeathed $50,000,. ' and Charles R. Massey of Sheridan re ceives $30,000. Other cash bequests to grand- nephews and nieces are these: Albert L.' McGill, $30,000; Shirley W. Mc Gill, $35,000; Ferdinand Menefee of Ann Arbdr, Mich., $30,000; Shirley L. Menefee, $30,000; Alice D. Menefee of Des Moines, la., $5,000; Harry a. Menetee, si.uuo. Mabel Menefee Jones and Bessie Mcjee uraves ot Umaha are be queathed the income on $55,000 in vested m securities bearing 7 per cent interest. A. L. McGill, jr.; Walter McGill, Benjamin McGill and Robert Mc Gill, sons of A. L. McGill. are ariven he income on $40,000. When each u in r i . Lienlues oi vcars oi auc ne is to re ceive one-fourth of the principal in casn. . r Residue Partitioned Later, The residue of the estate, which is supposed ; to' amount to $1,000,000 altogether, is left in, the hands of these trustees: Charles R. Massey of Sheridan, Wyo.: J. B. Owen, Ford E. Hovey, John S. King and J. C. French, who are to invest it until they think the time favorable when they are to pay bequests of $5,000 to tne uia reoole's home. 3225 Flor ence boulevard: $2,500 to the Creche and $,5UU to the Child- Saving insti tute, and divide all the rest equally Hiuiig ucsc lueces ana nepnew: Martha Bostwick Massey, Mildred Maffltjr Hiacman and Harry Bost WMC SIUSflfA - Potatoes Mow $18 Per Bushel; New Record on Omaha Market Potatoes hit a new high mark in price yesterday for the Omaha mar ket... when new, Irish potatoes were sellfng1 for $18 a bushel. The quota tion is 30 cents a pound and $4.50 lipeCK, IS pounds to the peck. vOld potato are selling at 10 cents pOKtd. I'M THE. GUY ! By R. H. ALLIE. TO THE. GUY. the tire dealer. who fails to make good on a bum fcnaranteed" tire. Why should I. Yo bu. boueht the tire. It's vours. You used it. If it didn't last that's your fault. " Why should you come back to tne? I say "guaranteed," but that's only when you buy tires that last out the distance I name. I don't mean it when the tire "flivs" on you. Besides you haven't any call on me. Just because I say a tire & "guaranteed" is no proof that it is. If you want to take my word for it, that's your fault. . Anyway, you ought to know enough about tires to know they're liable to wear out, or go bad some way or another. And vou oueht to be sport enough to take a chance, and not come back at me. Where are my profits f I make good the guarantee. If you don't like it, that's 'your worry, not mine. I don't intend to make good every time a "guaran teed" tire goes bad. I'm not to blame, it's only a selling argument. That's how I feel about.it. began to scrub. She scrubbed the walls and the sides of the stalls, and the floor. The Twins scrubbed, too, until they were tired; and the stable was so clean you would have liked to live there yourself. "Let's play out here," said Kat "Let's play house." , "All right," .said Kit, "I'llHe the father and you be the mother," "But who will be Twins:" said Kat.- ' ' "Let's get the ducklings," said Kit. "They can be Twins, of course," said Kat. "They are, anyway.'' - So Kit ran out and brought in the ducklings.- They were so tame thev always ran to Kit and Kat when they saw them coming. They were almost ducks how, they, had grown so big. "Let's give the Twins their din ner," said Kat. So she got some grain, and they both sat down on a little box and held the, ducks in their laps and fed them from their hands. The ducks ate greedily. "You have very bad manners." said Kat. "You vill get your clothes all dirty." She took two rags and tied them around the ducks' aecks for bibs. The ducks did not like bibs. They quacked. "Now don't say anything like that," said Kat. , "You must do iust as you are told and not spill your food." ',. Then Kit got some water and a spoon and gave the Twins a drink, but they did not like the drink, either. ........ "Now we must put them to sleep." said Kat. They rocked the ducks in their arms, but the ducks squawked dreadfully. "What; bad children to cry sol" said Kit "You can have both the Twins;" and he gave his duck to Kat. "You fix a bed for them," said Kat. So Kit turned up the box thev had been sitting on and put some hay in it; and they put the ducks in1 on the hay. Pretty soon the ducks went to sleep. Kit and Kat ran away to play put of doors and forgot all about them. They didn't think about them again until Father Vedder cami home at night with Mevrouw Hol- stejn. When he put the cow into the stall he stumbled over the box. It was rather dark in the stable. "Quack, quackl" said. the ducks. . Kit and Kat were helping Father put the cow into the stall and get some hav ton her. When the ducks quacked, Father Vedder said: "What in the wond is thisf ."Oh, our Twins 1 our Twin 1" cried Kit and Kat. . "Don't let Mevrouw Holstein -step on the Twins!" Father Vedder pulled out the box. Kit and Kat each took a duck and carried it out to the poultry house. "Twins are a great care," said Kit and Kat. (Rights Reserved by Houghton. Mifflin Co.) Grand Opening Held For Valley of Sweets," City's New Show Place flie Henshaw "Valley of Sweets," Omaha's new refreshment and con fectionery shop, held its stand open ing, last night. ' George Petros, owner of the Hen shaw hotel, has spent considerable effort to make his new sweet shop a show place in Omaha. He has in stalled the largest soda fountain in the city and with 12 dispensers, Petros promises unexcelled service. A feature of the sweet shop is an exclusive tea room for women to accommodate 50. In the main par lor, as many as .200 persons can be served at one time. There is also a private parlor. J , . "FOLLOW THE , BEATON PATH" AMISKMENTS. i LAST TIMES TODAY LAMONTS COWBOYS 7 Cowboy and Cowgirl Minitrcta SWAINS COCKATOOS . Bird a of Human Intalliganco HELEN STAPLES Sing or and Entertainer WOODS A KAY Australian Dancing Act Photoplay Attraction "Tha Blood Barrier" featuring .Sylvia Breamer and Robert Cordon. ... (m Harold Lloyd Comedy Paths Weakly. Coney Island Dolls CASEY'S F Grand p Q Opening 0 I? Dance p atRUSHING'Sr E HALL 4420 So. 24th Street TO-NIGHT Every lady checking her wraps attending, the dance will receive a Coney Island Doll FREE No dolls given out before 11 o'clock. WHY? Are' Birds' Different f Wheeler Eggs of Colors? (Copyright. 120, by The Syndicate, Inc.) One of nature's very wise pro visions is in equipping all living things . with protection of some kind against iheir enemies. The larger animals are able, by rea son of their strength, to give a good account of themselves , in combat. Birds and many of the smaller animals depend principal ly upon the rapidity of their movements. But there is still an other and moSt effective means of self-preservation known as "protective coloration." Snakes, form an excellent illus tration of this, as do many vari eties of, fish. Their scales are so colored that they blend in with the surrounding rocks or the shad ows of the water, making them almost invisible to the eye. Jn fact, it is only wlien one of these protectively - colored animals moves that its presence is appar ent. This same principle is res-' ponsible for the different colors of birds' eggs. The mother bird is not able to fight aggressively, so she has to seek refuge in flight. During the time-that shq is away from the nest, either while seeking safety from her en; emies or while looking for food, the eggs must be protected in some manner. It is for this rea son that they are colored to blend in with the surroundings jn which they are laid some of them spot ted becaqse they are laid in the sand or among pebbles, others buff-colored or green to match the material of the nest. Tomorrow's question Why is a norsesnoe. supposed to dc lucky? What Do You Know? Re-Route Cars On Harney I And Dodge Lines Sunday The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co. has advised the city engineering department that be ginning tomorrow morning the Dodge and Harney line cars will be again detouped . to meet conditions of the Dodge hill grading work. The Dodge line service1 will move on Harney street, from Tenth to Sixteenth streets and thence north on Sixteenth to Cuming street, from which point it will go to Twentieth street and take up the regular route. The Harney line cars Will be sent along Farnam street, from Tenth to Twenty-fourth streets, north on Twenty-fourth street to Dodge, where it will pick up the regular route. ... The grading of Dodge street will be continued west to Twenty-second and Dodge streets as rapidly as pos sible. . AMUSEMENTS. RD AY INC. AT S:1S The Adolph Bolm Ballet Intime and The Little Symphony Carlos Salsedo, Conductor Pricee ft .00. $2.00 and $3.00 . Seata Now Selling No War Tax Ampicee Tha Tqeeday Musical Club "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER" tm4CT& Daily Mat. lS-25-S0e aaiyWLy Evngs., 2S-B0-7SC, $1 Joa Hurtlg's Patriotic Production ' "HELLO, AMERICA!" BM. d'.a.,TJn: LEWIS I 00DY All-Star Cast. Beauty Chorus of Gingery, I - Snappy Girls. LADIES' DIME MATINEE .WEEK DAYS TW KIT HMSOSateetMaWt urns, IN VAUOKVILLK LAST TWO TIMES' JMATINEE TODAY, 2:15 . EARLY CURTAIN TONIGHT AT 7:55 MstlseM. lis te 7Se: Nlthtt, ISe ts II.M 'FOR PITY'S SAKE;'' HENRI ' SCOTT; HUBERT M. KINNEY A CORINNE: KENNEV o. MOLLIS: Harry ielwe: Maria Le: Kneaedy 4 Naltoa; Teelu el the Day; Klaetraiat, (Here'a a chance to make yonr wits worth money. Each day The Bee will (lubliah series of questions, prepared y Superintendent J. H. Beverldre of the public schools. They cover things which yon should know. The first complete list of correct answers received from an Oma ha reader of The Bee will be rewarded by $1; the first from outside of Omaha will win the same. The answers and the names of the winners will be published on the day indicated below. Be sure to give your views and address In full. Address "Question Editor," Omaha Bee.) By J.' H. BEVERIDGE. i .1: Where is the Buick automobile manufactured? - 2. Where are W. LDouglas shoes rade? - ' 3. Where is the Overland automo bile manufactured? ' 4. Name the center of the automo bile tite industry. 5. What industry ranks second in importance in the United States? (Answers published Wednesday.) WEDNESDAY'S ANSWERS. 1. Who refused to marrv Georee Washington? Lucy Grymes. ' i. What battle in the second war with Great Britain was fought after the treaty of peace was signed? New Orleans. 3. How much did the - United States pay for Florida? $5,000,000. 4. Who was the soldier of the Ply mouth company?" Miles Standish. 5. Where was Washington inaug urated the second time? -Philadelphia. Winner: Louise Gurney, 5120 Cass street, Omaha, Neb. faTTTrrrs !fl I -,-. . , - - 1 TlTi EATON'S BETTER. BARGAINS "FOLLOW THE - BEATON PATH" We carefully watch our stock so as to keep it fresh and full strength, while our I i ' s a , i i r 'm. . l I ! enormous voiume or Business enaoies us to carry nunareas or uems not. vo oe iounu in the average drug store. ' Phone your wants we deliver FREE io all parts of Omaha. , Phone Douglas 81, 82, 83 and 84. SATURDAY and MONDAY PECIALS 15c Sterno Heat.. 10 50c Ponds Extract 426 60c Beaton's Effervescent Sodium Phosphate . .39 50c Kodol Dyspepsia Tablets at 39t 30c Norwich Milk of Magnesia' at ..,.21 15c Lux Soap : J.12.. 15c Palm Olive Soap.... 10 60c Milk Emulsion .... s'. 494! 80c Pompeian Massage Cream l, at 59 35c White Kid Cleanser. .25! 25cLysol 4 . . . . .19ej 70c Djerkiss Face Powder. 59 60c Putman's Dry Cleaner..42' 50c Dewitt's Rheumatic Tablets! at 391 50c Orazin Tooth Pasfe. . .34! E0cListerine .38 35c Steam's Haarlem Oil Cap-t sules J.9j 35c Colorite 24' 30c Jetum 25 We carry a complete line of Burrough's Wellcome Preparation's. 50c Chlorax Tooth Paste. 29 $1.00 Todd's Varnish Restore at 76 50c Varnish Food 39; 15c Powder Puffs 7 $1.90 s. s. s. 81.56 40c Sloan's Liniment 29 60c Syrup Figs . . -47 35c Catex Cuticle Remover at 29' 35c Cutex Nail Polish, cake, at ...29 25c Bandoline, light or dark, at 19; 25c Goutorbe Nail Cake.. 171 $1.20 Lavoris ... ..89 25c Shac Headache Wafers at 19 25c H-lb. Peroxida Hydrogen at ......10 1 lb. Epsom Salts 10 1 lb. Powdered Borax, . . .15 Graham Beauty Secret Lifts out lines Draws out blackheads Reduces enlarged pores Bleaches the skin Corrects sallow skin Sold Only at This Store Leonard's Ear Oif . ; . .'.81.00 60c Salinos ......34 35c Beaton's Corn Remedy at 21 60c Danderine .45 60c Resinol Ointment . . . .46 30c Metholatum . 17 $3.75 HorlicjKV Malted Milk at 82.98 30c Laxative Bromo Quinine at .; ...22 75c Household Rubber Gloves at .49 $1.25 Pyros Antiseptic. . .98 60c Sal Hepatica .......48 50c Eatonic 39 PERFUMES 75c Crab Apple Extract, per ounce 49 $1.75 Djer Kiss Extract, per ounce ..81.10 $1.25 La Trefle Extract, per ounce '. . .98 75c White Rose, ounce. 49 SATURDAY and MONDAY PECIALS $1.25 Hay's Hair Health. .79 Lyko Tonic 81.25 35c Freezone 27 25c Phenalax Wafers.. ..19 50c Stationery, in fancy boxes, per box 24 CANDY DEPT. Agents for Huyler's and Original Allegretti Chocolates. 80 Chocolate'Caramels 65 80c Lemon Kisses 69 ' 80c Jordon Almonds. . .59 , CIGARS El Cinto Clear Havana Cigars, each 5c. Box of 100 t.. 84.50 Parker's Plantation Cigars, box of 100.. 84.00 San Torin, each 5c; boxj of 100 ........... 84.5CT Ladina, each 8c; box of 50 83.50 JETUM THE ORIGINAL STRAW HAT DYE IN ALL COLORS Special 25 bottle. tomorrow Alright Y aw -v iwTTa-msg v v PHOTO DEPT. Films Developed Free When Prints Are Ordered. Artistic Picture Framing. Special prices on cameras: No. 2 Rexoette Cam era. 82.93 No. 2-A Rexoette Cam era .....83.34 Complete line of Ansco, Rexo and Premo Cameras. Let us make you a colored enlargement from your fav orite negative. Just received a large con signment of Photo Albums, all sizes and prices, from 10c to 84.00 ntlfart 4 oz. Pure Imported Olive Oil, at 30 60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, at j....-47 Beaton drOg Company ISth and Farnam Streets Mail Orders Receive) Our Careful Attention r i "EVERYBODY STORE" Continuing for Saturday - Enormous Money-Saving Event Me Cloth ing If you have not taken advantage of the extreme savings which this great event is offering, we advise , -, . i it ii i j ; i.'ll : your prompt action, wnne xnese low prices are sun m effect: Nine large, groups of Men's Suits ' . . , ' Specially Priced From ' $34.50 Our Entire Stock of Men's Top Coats From $14.50 up Fourth Fleer 3 IT. if 11 J-
