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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1920)
VOTERS FAVOR LIVERYMAN FOR U, S. PRESIDENT Robert Ross of Lexington Polls 820 Votes at Recen Ne braska Primary Peculiar Features of Law Shown. Lincoln, May 2. (Special) Though the great educational ccn 'ter of the state, 820 voters of Lin coln and . Lancaster county would rather have Robert Ross, the Lex ington livxryman, president of the United States than any other candi date before the people, the number of votes being cast for him at the recent primary, 64 by republicans and 756 by democrats. Other peculiar features of the present primary law has been shown that in some counties the same voter is a member of the county commit tee of both the republican and dem ocratic parties. It is said that the requblican state committee may in vestigate the matter in an effort to ascertain the real party affiliation of the candidate. Two instances occurred in Madi son county where Mrs. Fred Crow-i icy ana iurs. mancne wrewer were "DANDERINE" CtAnc UNir Pnminrr Hut? Doubles Its Beauty.' A Jew, cerrs buys "Danderine." After an application of "Danderine" you can not find n falh.n hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, Vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. ShatfeBathe and Shampoo with one Soap Ciiticura Jutlcurs Soap ll thf mntift of saf tyrQTihaTint. elected members of both committees and in Garden county, where Mrs, May Dickman appears likewise, and again m ihayer county, where Airs. Anna Boyd was successful on two tickets. In the opinion of well known citi fens, from both parties there has not been a primary .(election since the state adopted the primary law, which has made sue 4ia joke of the system as has been shown this year, Tree Planting Part of - New Lincoln Beauty Plan Lincoln, May 2. (Special) The beautifying city plan of the city commission of Lincoln to be carried out at considerable cost also will inside the development of the trec plantine system in which it is pro- fposeM that but six different vari eties of trees shall be planted ami each street to have only trees of the specified kind. The trees to be planted and cared for by the city after being set out are the American elm, English elm, pin oak, hackberry thornless, honey locust and Norway maple. There will-be a system of spacing accord ing to the character of the tree and no trees will be planted on the cor ner of the parking spaces. Holt County Cattle Are Jaken to Summer Pasture O'Neill, Neb., May 2. (Special.) The movement of cattle from the winter ranges and hay meadows of Holt county back to the summer pastures of their owners in Wyom ing and also in Iowa continues. Sev eral train loa'ds went to Wyoming and South Dakota from Atkinson this week. Saturday morning a spe cial train carried 350 head from O'Neill to Ibwa. They had wintered south of Chambers in the tame hay valleys f the flowing well district. Brown County Hospital Is Assured by Subscriptions 0W11, Neb., May 2. (Special.) The erection of ;. community hos pital for Brown county at Ains worth this summer-is an assured fact, the Brown County Hospital' as sociation already having been'form ed and $33,000 subscribed toward-the $42,000 building to be erected. The board of directors last wee.k award ed the contracts. Commercial Fertilizer To Be Used in Brown County O'Neill, Neb., May 2. (Special.) Brown county will see a commer cial fertilizer used on its farms foe the first time this year, a carload of potash fertilizer .having been sold at Ainsworth by the representative of the Cherry county potash plants. The fertilizer will be used in experi ments. Bishop Shayler to Speak At Fremont Commencement Fremont, Neb., May 1. (Specjal.) Bishop E. V. Shayler of Omaha will deliver the commencement ad dress at the graduation exercises of Fremont high school June 5. SEES VVIRELES TELEPHONES IN WIDE USE SOON Tests During May Day Parade Here Successful Local Ex perts Predict Rapid Devel opments Will Come. ; " "Central, give me, the radiophone department 1 "Hello, radiophone department? I want to talk to John J. Smith on yesterday's Olympian, out of St. Faul, Minn. It's somewhere ill Montana now. After you get that strated Saturday during the' Ameri canization parade. Dr. 'Millener, seated in his apartment in the Ham ilton, was connected with Fort Oma ha over the ordinary wires, and with the truck that was part of the fort exhibit io. the parade, by wireless. In spite of small aerial distance and interference by buildings and over head wires, perfect communications were maintained. Possibilities of Development. Dr., Millener believes that ap paratus sufficiently powerful for lonpr range conversations,' yet compart and light enough to be concealed in a train coach, touring car or auto truck can be construcied. Aerials for the service could be concealed in 'car roofs or auto tops, he sug gests. The service such equipment would render would mean that any one within radio reach of such a train or automobile could call the radiophone station over ordinary lines, have the party wanted paged through the ether, and then the two connections plugged together. Im portant business deals, instruction to representatives of firms and busi ness houses and similar important business could all be conducted in shorter time. In many cases large connection, get in touch with Will iam Brown, who's touring in his limousine in the Berkshire.s. I'll talk to him when through with Mr. Stnith." ffJl ristm ansf Conservatory of Miule 70th Year. Literary course. School of Education tatata Certificate), Music, Art, rhvsicaljbaucatioil and Homo Economics. $160,000 Dormitory under construction. J26.0O0 Natatoriura. Dormitories with hot and cold running water in every room. Send for catalog and viewbook. ' Krs.L. W.St. Clair Mos t - President Box 314 Col urn bin, Mo. mm Rock County Irrigation s v Project Approved by State O'Neill. Neb., May 2. (Special.) The irrigation of a 400-acre tract of land in Rock county from Rock creek has been approved by the state department of irrigation. The water will be carried to the land. owned by A. N. and A. F.-Dugge in northern Rock, by a flume a mile long. The tract will be planted in alfalfa. This is the first irrigation project in Rock county. , New Bank Cashier. Syracuse, Neb., May 2. (Special.) D. P. West, attorney of this city, is now cashier of the Batik of Syra cuse succeeding' E. H. Finigan, former clerk of the district court of. this county, who his held that position for the past 10 years. Mr. Finigan has disposed of his interest in the bank and will move to California. Makes v New World Record. Honolulu, H. I., May 2. Warren Kealoha of the Hui Makana club, Honolulu, won a 50-yard back-stroke swimming race in 29 3-5 seconds here Saturday. Officials said this was a rlew world record. The race was under conditions sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic union. TX TT NATIONAL B1SCU1TJ COMPANY m ll. e3i yx- 7 A- A plate of CHOCOLATE PUFF CAKES is always a welcome signal to alert ap petites. No other cakes are like them in freshness, in lusciousness, or in delicious ness. There's golden brown cake at the bottom, a hill of creamy marshmallow on too. and rich chocolate, over That's why they're always so welcome. Just try them. Sold by the pound. riLrTi!ii, ""'iiiinBiiiti El ...they're always so r&aj M !l welcome. Just try llSrfffSrtfti 1 11 1 ll - iHisVteMaaBM . i 11 a Dunsiti7 We Our Humboldt and Tekamah Plants Have Been in Operation ".for Years ke Paving Brick, Building Brick, Hollow Building Blocks, Silo Tile and Drainage Tile We are Revolutionizing the Clay Products Industry We Cut the Cost of Production in Two We are enlarging our plants by adding these great kilns, which burn one thou sand brick every fif teen minutes. It reached your, eyes Did it reach your HEART? : You' Ve seen the Interchurch Advertising, In newspapers. In magazines. 1 1 You know that 30 great denominations are co-operating in a world plan to make each church and each denomination render bigger, broader service for all mankind. You know something of the needs that must be met- - i More and better hospitals. More and better Christian schools. More doctors abroad. . . More teachers abroad. A living wage for ministers. i Americanization. ' ' Meeting the rural problem. An expanding program in our American cities. An adequate; program of EVANGELISM for the whole World. . ' ' To make the spirit of Jesus dominant in our national and r . world problem and program. . You've read of this it reached your eyes, but has it reached your heart? Millions of members of our churches have already responded. Gener ously! The response is growing every day, every hour. But hundreds of thousands who are not connected with the church, but are friendly to the EVANGELISTIC and PHILANTHROPIC program of the churches, have not yet been reached-hence this direct appeal. If you have not been asked to give your share to this, God's work for mankind, give now and' give from your heart. Give now. Don't wait for a canvasser to call. You need send no pay ment now-your promise will be sufficient. NOW! Give now. Don't wait longer for a canvasser to call. You need send no payment now your promise will be sufficient. . - Please fill out the pledge below. Give the maximum amount according to your . ability to give or as you have been prospered this has meant thus far amounts rang ing from many hundreds or thousands per month down to $50 a month, $25-a month, $5 a month, $1 a month even the smallest amount will help carry on the great work of the KINGDOM of God just that much further. Write your address plainly and mail the pledge below today. ' I. JO".-,,-", 'vTSWlAaaKSajMfe 8 T!!lTi-!hiiiLi-MiMi.Miiii 1 1 iwiiwiiwwMWMwMiiwiirtrimiiiiiniiifiiiiiwi lmTxir '"" 4 tm ..f.v.wt- This plant dries and burns 100,000 brick every 24 hours, or its equivalent in hollow building blocks, paving brick, silo tils and drain til. .Our Immense Deposit of High Grade Shale Measure 16,000,000 Tons Worth 20 Cents a Ton, or $3,200,000 We Have Enough Raw Materials to Make 1,000,000 Brick a Day for Fifty Years. Tie are Enlarging Our Present Capacity to Six Hundred Tons of Shale Every Twenty-Four Hours W Are Enlarging dur Tekamah Plant Capacity to 300,000 Brick Measure Daily, and the Humboldt Plant to Like Capacity for Making Paviirg Brick. 'We Are Planning to Cope With the Extraordinary Demand for Clay Wares The DemandTbr Road Paving Brick Has Increased 1,000 The Shortage in Clay Products Pervades the Whole Nation Our Market Is Unlimited. RARE CHANCE FOR A SOUND INVESTMENT - We Are Offering Only a Limited Amount of Stock at Par. We will wrt attempt to discuss possible earnings in this adver tisement. Earnings out of brick and tile manufacture are tremen dous. .Any .brick man will tell you of the profit possibilities. Plants as big as ours have paid for themselves in a few years. Annual dividends ranging from 8 to 102 per cent have been paid by plants in Iowa and Illinois. We. have the shale, and the management, and the market. All we need Ns increased capacity. The Nebraska. Clay Products Company is incorporated under the laws of the state of Nebraska, with a total capitalization tl,60,000. . Ten thousand shares of common stock, and five thousand shares of preferred stock are to be issued. ; Both have full voting; powers and are non-assessable. The Articles of Incorporation saV: ' "The preferred stock shall 5ar an annual dividend of 8 per cent on par, - payable out of the earnings of the corporation, and the dividends thereon shall be cumulative. Furthermore, the preferred stock shall participate with the common stock up to snd including 12 per cent . The preferred stock shall be preferred as toassets and dividends over the common stock. The preferred stock of the corporation at the election of the board of direotors may be retired on and after five years from date of -its issuance by paying the folders thereof the amount paid to the corporation therefor at the time of original issuance, together with all unpaid and accumulated dividends thereon." There is not one cent of promotion stock in this company. Stock is being sold now at par value, on the basis of two shares of common and one share of preferred. The Par Value of Each Share Is $100 NEBRASKA CLAY PRODUCTS CO., 420 Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha, Neb. riease send me complete details of Nebraska Clay Products Company. This request incurs no obligation on my part. , Name , I may Invest Street , ; . , , City.: ..r:... ; $ The Nebraska Clay Products Company has received official permits from ..both Iowa and Nebraska state authorities to offer its stock for sale to investors. Nebraska Clay Products Co., 420 Peters Trust Building, Omaha, Neb- MOVEMEMT The Publication of thia advertisement is made pouible through the co-operation of 30 denomination.,' Tear off and Mail TODAY! ; In recognition of the goodness of God, I want to assist in making possible the en largement of the missionary, benevolent, ed ucational and philanthropic work of the CO OPERATING CHURCHES IN THE INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT. And I hereb agree to give, for one year only, May 15 th, 1920 May 15th, 1921, the' sum of $ , which I promise to pay in ( : monthly installments, beginni ng May 15th, 1920.) ( '.quarterly installments, beginning May 15th, 1920.) I ('' payment in full by check herewith.) (Indicate by cross mark which method of payment you select.) Name. . , Street address. City. State. Send pledge or make check to , JOHN W. GAMBLE, Omaha, Neb. ' er to GEORGE M. FOWLES, Treasurer, 45 West 18th Street, New York City
