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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1920)
V3 o m rm fi ..... THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920. Success 'UR tuccew as a Style Shop of known value bai been bttilt by stead fastly adhering to policy of The New Modes First" Moderately Triced Now presenting Correct Summer Styles in FROCKS WRAPS HATS' BRANDEIS STORES Society Cameron-Grimm. Mill Josephine Grimm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Grimm, and Marion Cameron were married Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Lukes Lutheran church. Rev. A. K. Walborn officiated. The couple will make their home in Omaha. Wedding Plans. Plans for the wedding of Miss Effie Cleland, daughter of Mr. and Mn. J. P. Cleland, and Paul D. Sel by, are being completed. The mar riage will take place Wednesday evening, June 30, at the Cleland home, Dr. D. E. Jenkins officiating. It will be followed by an informal reception. Miss Esther Thomas, who was in service overseas with the bride-to-be, will act as bridesmaid, and Earl Hawkins, who served overseas with Mr. Selby, will oe best man. Mrs. C. F. Brinkman will sing and Miss Emma Valentyn will play the wed ding march. Daughters of Isabella. The Daughters of Isabella, Colum bia court No. 401, will hold a picnic in Elmwood park Tuesday after noon and evening. For Mrs. Baxter. Mn. Chester Nieman will enter tain at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. Ponald Baxter of Dayton, O., who Used for 70 Yean Thru its use Grandmother's youthful appearance has remained until youth has become but a memory. The soft, refined, pearly white appearance it renders leaves the joy of tfeauty with you for many. years. is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. W. Slabaugh. Mrs. Baxter, accompanied by her sister, Miss Eleanor Slabaugh, will return home Sunday. Luncheon Miss Ruth Beatty wai hostess Monday at a luncheon in honor of Miss Carita O'Brien, who will be a bride of the week. Field Club. F. C. Barrett entertained 5 guests at dinner Sunday at the Field club. Among others who en tertained were: Charles Graff, 5; D. H. Farrell, 5; J. P. Owen, S; E. H. Kranr, 4; Tarry Reiners, 4; Frank May, 4; M. V. Porter, 3; S. J. Berry, 3; H. A. Abbott, 3; A. H. Fetters, 3; W. H. Tayler, 3; C. E. Childe, 2; L. H. Drishaus, 2; E. F. Rijey, 2; E. V. Arnold, 2; J. Harvey, jr., 2; Charles Olsen, 2, and M. J. Coakley, 2 . Lakoma Club. . Judge J. W. Woodrough enter tained 11 guests at dinner Sunday. Others who entertained were James Allan, who had four guests, and George W. Watterman, four. Happy Hollow Club. Among those who entertained at the dinner at the Happy Hollow club Sunday were: Philip Smith who had 5 guests; L. P. Tampell, 3; Frank Melson, 5; G. M. Durkee, 4; Palmer Findley, 6; B. F. Marshall, 5; George Tunnycliff, 3, and W. L. Barry, 4. There will be a matinee dance for children Thursday at the club house. Country Club. Charles Beaton entertained 9 guests at the Country club Sunday evening; W. H. Lowe, 9; Major Ship, 7; R. T. Lyons. 6; R. L. Huntley, 6; L. Clarke, 5; I. W. Gardner, 4; Ben Wood, 4; Yale Holland. 2; Miss Ann GirTord, 2, and David Baum, 2. Police matrons in New York City receive the same pay as patrolmen. League of Women Voters Constitution and Bylaws Apricots for Canning Big Shipment On the Way A big shipment of select Apricots is on the way and will be on sale at your grocer's within a few days Look for announcement tell ing when they arrive. How To Can . Without Sugar The United States Fori Ainlnbtratka says: "The modem air-tight contalaer and the development of scientific canning methods in the home have done away with the absolute necessity of using ngar ai preservative. Canning without ngar win give molts provided that the time el cooking whh sogar b donbied." Fall instrnctiens onjcannlng without sngar and an "Maximum Caralni wltk Minimum Suir"irt lven In Farmer' Balkttai laml kr tat CoTfrnment Write I the Unite Statei Department ! AfrtealturcWasfelnftn. lor Farmers' Bulletin! IU. US, IS3. 8S. SOS. Ill aai Ml an ttey will be teal yon. tret. These Apricots are a splendid variety lucious and brimful of delectable flavor and nourish ment Start your plans at once so that you will be ready for canning after you have placed your order with your grocer and have obtained the quantity you desire Affiliated Fruit Jobbers Conference (An Organization devoted to the Best Interests ol tne Buying Public) I KB ADVERTISEMENT Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very care fully, if you want to keep your hair looking ita best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is Mulsified eocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless) and is better than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thorough ly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, Which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the calp soft and the hair . fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified eocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. SQUEEZED TO DEATH iWhen the body begina to stiffen id movement becomes painful it usually an indication that the leys are out of order. Keep seso. organs healthy oy taking COLD MEDAL he world's standard remedy for kidney. bladder and one aaa voaoiai. a mine lfioft. Take recnlur and i to tood health, la three alias, all ontota. Guaranteed aa reprateatad. 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When I began Cardui, just after a few doses, I noticed a change. I slept better at night . . . and felt like I could eat something. I got up and began to do the work in the house and yard, and after three or four bottles of Cardui I was well." If you suffer from disorders pe culiar to women, take Cardui the Woman's Tonic It should help you, like others. Utttm hat rf.h.i - - a HUNTS Sarva fallal. he treatment of ITCH, BCZIUA, RINOWORM , TBTTKJt or etacr'tchlne akiadieeeeee. Try a noma boast our rkh. ' Sherman A McCsanell Drug Co. WANT ADS TAKEN Until 9:00 P. M. for the Sunday Paper. Phone Tyler 1000. The following is the constitution and its bylaws of the League of Women Voters formed last week at the final meeting of the Ne braska Suffrage association. Mrs. Z. T. Lindsey of this city was chairman of the committee which formed the constitution. CONSTITUTION. Article I Name. The name of this organization shall be the Nebraska League of Women Voters. It shall be auxil iary to the National League of Women Voters. Article II Object. The object of this league shall be to aid in completing the en franchisement of women, to empha size the obligations as well as the privileges of citizenship and to sup port improved legislation. Article III Policy. Tht League as an organization shall have no political party affilia tions. Its officers and membeis, however, shall be free to join the party of their choice. , Article IV Membership Sec. 1. The membership of the Nebraska League of Women" Vot ers shall consist of auxiliary county leagues of the state of Nebraska, and of individual women citizens, both qualified and prospective, from counties in which there is no county organization. Sec. 2. Any woman may become a member of the local county or state league by signng an applica tion for membership, subscribing to the aims of the League, and by pay ing such annual dues as shall be authorized in the, by-laws. Article V. Officers and Directors. Sec. 1. The officers of the League shall consist of chairman, vice chairman, recording secretary and treasurer. Sec. 2. There shall be a board of directors, consisting of one di rector from each of the state con gressional districts, and four direc tors at large. Sec. 3. The officers shall be elected annually by the board of directors from among its own mem bers. The board shall convene im mediately after its own election loi this purpose. Sec. 4. The board shall also elect from its own numbers an executive committee of from 2 to 4 members, who, together with the state chair man, shall have authority to act in emergencies between meetings of the board. Article VI. Council. The board of directors and chair men of all standing committees sug- Personal. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Koopman an nounce the birth of a daughter, Vir ginia Ruth, Sunday, at the Ford hospital. Mrs. Koopman was formerly Miss Ruth E. Hill. A daughter, Islay June Stewart, was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart. Mrs. Edward Simon, who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Grabowsky, Bay City, Mich., is con valescing. ' v Mrs. Leo A. Hoffman and children have gone to Clear Lake, la. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peterson have purchased the E. O. Hamilton home at 4151 Davenport street and will take possession September 1. They will make their home with Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs. J. F. Coad, for the summer. Mr. Edward A. Dow, American consul at Juarez, Mexico, arrived Monday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dow. Mrs. L. J. Cosgrove and small daughter, Mary Ann, of Charleston, S. C, are the guests of Mrs. Cos grove's mother, Mrs. Julia Brooks. Mrs. Edwin F. Thompson arrived Monday from her home in Mineral Wells, Tex., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hamilton. gested by the National league shall constitute a council which shall con sider programs and formulate meth ods of work. Article VII Conventions. Sec. 1. An annual convention shall be held at such rime and place as the board shall designate, at which time the directors shall be elected after the manner prescribed in the bylaws. Sec. 2. If deemed advisable by the board of directors a legislative con ference may be held at any time. Article VIII Committees. Sec. 1. There shall be a state chairman for every national com mittee for which the National League of Women Voters may ask state representation. Sec. 2. Other standing commit tees may be created by the board of directors, but the chairman of these committees need not, by vir tue of such appointment, be mem bers of the council. Article IX Budget. The board of directors shall pre sent a budget for the ensuing year to the annual convention tor its adoption. Traveling and necessary expense of the board of directors shall be authorized to be paid from the state treasury. Article X Amendments. This constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of those present and voting at any annual convention, the amendment having been pre viously submitted to the board of di rectors in writing. Article XI Meetings. All meetings shall be conducted under Roberts' Revised Rules of Or- der' BYLAWS. Article I. Dntiei of State Officers. Seo. 1. The acate chairman shall pre atde at all meetings of the executive com mittee, the board of directors, and the council. 8he shall alao be an ex-offlclo of all commltteea except the nominating committee. Seo. 2. The vice chairman shall perform the duties of the state chairman In her absence or temporary Inability to serve. Sec. 3. The recording secretary shall keep a record of all meetings presided over by the stats chairman, and ahall preaani a report to the annual eonventlon. Sec. 4. The treaauar ahall act aa cua- todlan of all money received by the stats mague ana anaii aiaDuraa tne Tuna . only upon order of the organisation or ths executive committee. All orders for the disbursement of funda from the treaaury shall be signed by the state chairman. The treasurer ahall be required to fur Men a bond of such amount aa ahall be determined by the board of director., and ahall present a report to the annual con. vention. The treasurer", accounta ahall be audited previous to the annual meet, lng by a publlo accountant, whose report snail 08 reaa at tne annual convention Seo. 8. The board of directors Is em powered to engage an executive secretary ana sucn otner neip aa may be necea aary. Article II. Organisation. Bee. 1. Each district chairman ahall ef. feet a county organization In each county of her district, so fur as possible, similar In plan to the state league. A county convention snail oe canea in tne principal town of each county, at least one month prevloua to the atate eonventlon, to which ilclegatea ahall be aent from each local league In said county. Representation to conalat of the chairman of each league and one additional delegate. See. i. This county convention ahall elect a county chairman, secretary and treasurer, and ahall nominate by ballot a district chairman to be elected a mem ber of the atate board of dlrectora at the stnto convention. Seo. 3. Each county chairman ahall or ganize local leaguea throughout the coun tv In which she resides. Local leagues shall elect their own chnlrman and other necessary offlcera, but the county organ isation shall recoKnlse one, and only one, league In each city, village or rural pre cinct. Sco. 4. The county hoard ahall conalat of the county chairman, secretary and treasurer, and the chairman of all local lerguea, and ahall meet at the call of the executive committee consisting of chnlrman. secretary and treasurer. Sec. 6. For the current year the county chairmen ahall be appointed by the atate' board upon recommendation of the chair man of the district In which the county la located. Article III Membership and Does. Sec 1. Local leagues ahall pay an an r.unl membership fee of 15 cents per capita to the treasurer of the county league. As sociate members of county leagues shall pay to the county treasurer an annual tee of tl. Sustaining members of county leagues ahall pay to the county treasurer an nnnual fee of $5. Sec. 2. Individual membera of ths atate league ahall pay to the state treaaurer an annual fee of II. Sec. 3. County leaguea ahall car an nually to the atate treaaurer auch portion of the budget aa ahall be determined by the atate board. Article IV Representation at State Con vention. Seo. I. Each state officer, director, dis trict, county and local league chairman and each chairman of atate standing com mittees shall be entitled to one vote nt the annual convention by virtue of her of fice, alao each Individual member of the aiaia league. Sec. 2. Each local league may have an additional delegate for each 25 members. Sec. 3. Each delegate to the atate con vention may be reureaented bv a. duiv elected alternate. Article V Election of State Dlrectora. A nominating committee of five mem. bors ahall be appointed two months pre vious to the annual atate convention br the board of dlrectora. No member of the board or council ahall be eligible to serve on this committee. The name and address of the chairman of this committee ahall be aent at once to the chairman of each county league, so that nominations for district chairman may be aacertalned, Two names ahall be submitted by the nominating committee for each district chairman and director.at-large, but the name of no woman ahall be presented nt any election held under the league who has not been consulted and signified her willingness to serve If elected. Nomina tlona may alao be made from the floor. An election committee ahall be appointed by the atate chairman to take charge of the election, which will be by ballot. A majority vote of thoae preaent and quail, tied to vote and voting shall constitute an election. Article VI Vacancies. Vacanclea occurring In the board of dl rectora may he filled by the remaining membera of the board, nominations having been secured from the county chairmen of ine district in wmcn tne vacancy occurs. Article VII Meetings. 8eo. 1. The board of directors shall hold quarterly meetings. see. 2. Bpeclal meetlnga of the board may be called by the executive committee. Article VIII Amendments. These bylaws may be amended at anv annual state convention bv two-third. vote of those present and voting. HELPS MAKE STROM 0. STURDY MEN and HEALTHY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN "Iron bj red blood food and fa my u perienre I hare found 00 Dcner means oi ouwuna up the red blood corpuscle ana nei creased power lelping to airs aed oower to the blood than organic iron. pbWua la tSrfilJ pKai aaa a ft ISIIlllMS l Bee Want Ads Bring Results. Ak-Sar-Ben Butter 1-pound Carton 54c Batko Buttar 1-pound Carton 61c Graham -Secret Removes Lines and Wrinkles This absolutely new astringent skin treatment tightens the skin gradually removes deep wrinkles lifts out lines contracts coarse, enlarged pores, draws out blackheads, lifts up sagging skin, re duces puffiness under the eyes, and bleaches a sallow, discolored skin without the slightest irrita tion. Pries $1 SO at all dealers. Skin Pure, nourishing, penetrating tissue builder, should be used after each application of Beauty Secret and nightly. Price 75 cents. GERVAISE GRAHAM CO., 25 W. Illinois St., Chicago Copyright, 1920, Gervaise Graham Co. Tuesday we will have a further supply of SUGAR in all our Omaha and Council Bluffs stores. While our supply lasts, we will allow our regular patrons to purchase 10 pounds. Batko cut wax or green beans, Lea & Perrin Sauce, 40c bottle . 30c Chile Sauce, Snider'i larje Of. bottle .. . .-JC Fairco, Fairbanka Shortening, PP 2-pound pailOOC Preserves, Cony Bear Apple Base, strawberry flavor, 15-ounce f)fl jar aijJC Quaker Corn Puffs, packages . . 24c Pyramid washing powder, 5 Oft trial pkgs.. .iUL White Borax Naptha Soap, QQ 6 bar. OOC Quaker Corn Flakes, full 8-o. package, r: 30c Olivilo Toilet Soap, three O A bars e-Il, Goblin Soap, S bars Mechanic 25c Skitch Washing Pow der, three O A i packages . .rX C of California Almonds, very delight ful when salted, O fi pound OtJC Del monte Peaches, Pears or Apricots; r-2 37c S n i d e r ' a Famous Process Pork and Beans, 3 PI No. 2 cans.aslC Basko Dainty Wax or Green 917 Bean, can. asl C Necko Sardines, one pound oval can in tomato sauce a&OC Basko Japan Tea, our own import, 'TO 1-lb. carton. OC Oolong or Ceylon Tea; Mb. fiQ .. Ve7l, carton Bluing, double strength, Cash Hab it, bottle . . . 8c Carotene 1 1 n",:V" 1 " Tall can. .. X It 17C 3 can...., aSa Peter Paste Shoe GET THE SAVING CASH HABIT AT THE BASKET STORES "THERE IS ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD." MlllllllM Clubdom Daughters of 1812. Daughters of 1812 will hold their annual complimentary luncheon Tuesday, I p." m., at the Prettiest Mile club. Spanish Club. Omaha Spanish club will meet Tuesday evening, 8. o'clock, at the band stand in Man scorn park. George A. Custer R C. George A. Custer Relief corps No. 82 will meet in Memorial hall, court house, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Community Service. Lafayette club will have a wiener roast at Riverview park Tuesday evening, 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. D. W. Quinby, chaperon. ADVERTISEMENT SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak or ruin your material in poor dye. Insist on ' Diamond Dyes." Easy direction in every package. GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH; WHITEN Make Lemon Lotion to Double Beauty of Your Skin Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White which can be had at any drug store, .hake well and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach for few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty of your skin. Famous stage beauties use lemon juice to bleach and -bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion. Lemons have always been used as a freckle, sunburn and tan remover. Make this up and try it, DREXELS ANNUAL SALE Women's Low Shoes and White High Shoes Starts Tuesday, June 22, i: m. We can truthfully state that this will be the greatest SHOE SALE we have ever held, in fact, the greatest ever held in Omaha. Almost every pair of our high grade Pumps, Oxfords and Ties, and every pair of High Shoes in White Kid and Cloth are included in this great sale. Every pair included is from our regular stock and up to the high standard of DREXEL QUALITY, including such famous makes as Hanan & Son, J. & T. Cousins Co., Edwin Clapp & Son, and D. Armstrong & Co., and all other high grade makes for which we are agents. Some selling for half price and some even at LESS THAN HALF PRICE Be here early Tuesday morning and get your share of these bargains, as the savings are truly great Great Values in White Shoes cv. Hanan, Cousins and Armstrong White Kid and Cloth Lace and Button Shoes that formerly sold at?!8-.00: $8.45 Cousins and other good makes of finest White Cloth Shoes, Louis and military heels; val ues up to $12.00, at $5.45 . $7.45 Cousins fine White Cloth Pumps, turn and welt soles, Louis ! A r heels; worth $10.00, for pOW About 300 pairs White Cloth Louis Heel Pumps, also Military Heel Pumps and Ox fords that sold up to $8, now. $4.45 POSITIVELY NO EXCHANGES ON SALE SHOES ALL SALES FINAL-NO . MONEY REFUNDED Extra Specials in Low Shoes Hanan, Cousins and Clapp Patent Leather, Black and Brown Kid, Black and Brown Suede and Buck, Black and Tan Calf Oxfords, Pumps and Ties, our Best Shoes that sold M fi A C up to $19.00, go at plU.'iJ Several lines of Black Kid, Louis Heel Oxfords, Pumps and Ties, formerly priced flQ AC up to $15.00, now pi7.4J Black and Brown Kid and Tan Calf Oxfords and Pumps, Louis and military heels, that fl0 AC sold up to $15.00, now p0.4J Read These Great Reductions Patent Leather and Brown Kid Oxfords and Pumps with Louis heels ; Tan Calf and Brown Kid Oxfords with military heels ; worth up d7 4 C to $13.00, now pi ,4J Black Kid and Patent Leather, Louis and Military Heel Oxfords and Pumps that formerly 1 C sold up to $13.00, now p0.4j Odds and ends and broken lines of Kid and Patent Leather Oxfords and Pumps; some dP AC wonderful values. pD.4J DREXEL SHOE CO. 1419 FARNAM STREET tf- 8 is i
