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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1920)
- THE BEE: OMAHA, -WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920 v - : : ; ; " t . VH r ; ' Drink: x-5Cr ' f j if ' DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING JIeU si i; , an- :: M: js. . The Coca-Cola Company Atlanta. Ga. SjEk. 2 VR" " iikr.rw- - ' BRIDAL PAIR IS FURNISHING FUN AT EDITORS' MEET Chambers Sun Honeymooning v at Convention Country Scribes Seeing Life Fat Man Missing. "RED" NEAL GIVEN FURLOUGH TO HELP HARVEST HIS CROP The Nebraska Press association urned out in fulf force vesterdav. 1'wo hundred and twenty-five tired country editors, and their eager wives and children, have registered - it headquarters and more ar,e ex pected today. Many are driving to Omaha in automobiles. Wolfgang Scnnvdt .s( Fullcrton, long-looked-for fa man of the as sociation, had not arrived yesterday. The huge red. yellow and green made to order bathing suit may yet be unoccupied unless by chance a 'most substantial editress, who is at tending the convention, decides to 'wear it ' . This is h Life. The visitors enjoyed, life at Knu park yesterdav after spending Mon day getting acquainted and enjoying the Athletic club toof gardens and Ak-Sar-Ben Den. A bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Hyatt of the Chambers Sun. are "taking in" th convention as a part of their honeymoon -and fur nish a great deal of material for fun making on thts part of the older married folks. A " At Lakoma Club. The airplane whil proved the most popular of the Krug park conces sions yesterday and the managers of the country newspapers, is well as their children, were enjoying life. Much preparation had been made for the" afternoon events in tilting, slipper kicking swimmtyg and rac ing. -:,' This afternoon the visitoVs will frolic at the Lakoma Country club. The Fort Crook Military band will entertain the ' visitors with music for their meals" today. Clothing1 Disappears Clothing valued at $100 was stolen front a trunk in the home of Irene Johnson. 1220 Capitol avenue, Mon day night, according to police re ports. - Man Sentenced from Omaha For Automobile Thefts 1$ Released from Pen. "Red" Neat is out of the peniten tiary. He was released on leave of ab sence on authority of a letter from Governor McKelvie to Warden Fen ton, r, Warden Fenton says he assumes aU responsibility for Red's return at the expiration of his leave. The leave was issued from July 10 to August 10, to enable Red to harvest his crops near Peru, in Nemaha county. County Attorney E. F. Armstrong, of Nemaha' county, asked for Red's release, which was approved by Secretary H. H. Antles of the wel fare boad and Warden Fenton. Neal was sentenced to the peni tentiary for one to seven years for aiding and abetting grand larceny. Maurice Kattleman was given a simi lar sentence with Neal, April 20, following a long and intricate legal war in the district court in Omaha. Katleman is still in the peniten tiary. - , y Highest Per Capita . Taxes May Be Paid by " 'State of Nebraska Washington, July .-(Special.) Nebraska may irad all states in the union for the highest per capita grand total tax contribution to the tederal government for the fiscal year ending June 30, treasury of ficials indicated today. A total of $16,250,000 in income and excess profit taxes, miscellane ous taxes of $7,971,000, or a grand total of $24,221,000 was paid into he treasury from Nebraska This makes the rcr capita amount slightly over $20 or $100 for the average prewar-family. Iowa paid $30,325,000 income arid profit tax, with miscellaneous federal taxes amounting to $8,693,000. Charges Pair With Owning Still; One Man Released Charges with having in their pos session a still for the illicit manu facture of liquor, J. W. Wilfong, a carpenter, 4043 S street, and James McKenna. Fiftieth and Grover streets, were arraigned before- United States Commissioner Boeh ler yesterday. After" examination Wilfong was released, but McKenna waived a hearing and was bound over to the federal grand jury. According to testimony of George Summit, city detective, he found in The surplus female population of the orld has risen from about 5,000,000 to 15,000,000 since the be ginning of the, world .war. iisi'Miiiiesote lakes 5 , Great Western Service Inn Omaha 7:20 am 7:30 tm Arrlw St. Paul 1:10 m 7:30 am Arlva MliMtapoItt 8:45 pm 8:10 an Through Sleeping Can, Club Car, Cafe-Par'or Car and Coaches. lu'EsrEnini rrEE season for all game fish is L opeii. Clear cold waters, clean sandy beaches, wooded shores, and fish as game as your f tackle will stand. 10,000 lakes to choose from bass in all of them, pike in most of them and muskaV longe in many of them. For diversity golf , aorse-back fid- ino wnndfrfiil rulrpc mntnr Knof inn sailing, canoeing, dancing, "bridge'1 everything for an ideal vacation. Hntel. mtracp snrl rmarrlinor ViraicA accommodations good prices fair. Atk for frea descriptiot folder and book, let tilling when to go, what it costs, ate. Chicago Great Western R. R. Ticket Office 1416 DODGE ST. OMAHA, NEJJ. Phone Douglas 1684 or address Marshall B. Craig, General Agent Passenger Department, 1419 First National Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Phono Doug. 260 IB lfS TOASTEffVy ( the Cigarette it wade from -the finest tobacco- toasted " not raw tobacco Lucky Strike has an exclusive feature, some thing found in no other cigarette the delicious toasted flavor. This famous toasting process so improves the s already delightful taste of Burley that millions of Lucky Strikes are ' sold for just this, reason. N f OP: the Pipe Tobacco like the famous cigarette is made from the finest tobacco toasted not raw tobacco. VMS ' " , There isn't any V finer or more satisfactory pipe - tobacco, and here is the reason. This-" f amous . toasting process ), developes all the ' special and ; de lightful Burley flavor "seals" it in and takes out every bit of bite. 1 the house k still and five or six gal lons of whisky. Wilfong testified that he had been called to the house by McKenna to do some carpenter work and had no knowledge of the still. Liberty Bonds Cashed American Stats Bank, 18th and Farnam Sts. Adv. The Last Days of Bow en's Big July Clearance Sale to Be Distinguished by Peerless Value-Giving. The few remaining days shall be the "Biggest Days" of this sale. The Values Offered Will Make It So. Heed these opportunities for saving; they cannot come again i for many months. " Buy Your Furnitureand Homefurnishings ' This Week. Here Is furniture for every room in your home; tho quality is guaranteed; the prices, in many instances, are less than fac tory cost. Courteous-Treatment -Sincere Service Prompt Deliveries -which means that if you don't like LUCKY STRIKE you can itt your money back from the dealer. Y "EVERYBODY fTCWS" . . f . '- "' Time and Labor Saving Devices on Special Sale Wednesday in the Downstairs Store Clothes Baskets $1.00 made of elm splint, oval shape, wood bottom Electric Irons Ideal Electric Licensed iron, heavily nickel plated, six pound size parlor Brooms $1.19 Zeda two-in-one parlor brooms, best quality broom corn Wash v Boards 49c Well made, good size rubbing service Clothespins1 24 for 7c hardwood clothes pins, 2 dozen for 7c ' , Dover Ironing Set. $2.95 consists of three irons, stand and hood Clothes Line 95c hand laid, water-proof clothes lines, 75-foot length , , Clothes Hamper $1;69 made of elm splint, has hinged cover, large size Clothes Hamper $4.95 made of willow barrel shape, has wood bottom medium .size. y Special Demonstration Of ' Y One Minute" Electric Power Washing Machines Thousands of women have abolished, the dread and drudgery of wash day and are saving hours of hard labor by using the ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC WASHER, The washer that washes . on scientific cleaning principles, leaving the clothes as white as show. The ' washer that makes it possible to have A SNOW WHITE LINE WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES NINE. V ELECTRIC ONE MINUTE WASHERS are made in a variety of mddels for every home," for any purse. Single tubs or twin tubs wjth latest improvements for safety, speed and economy. Adjustably dolly reversible swinging wringer instant safety reledse device on wringer handy folding rack nothing has been omitted to make the ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC .WASHER capable, of a lifetime sat isfactory service.v , ' ' f ALL OUR ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC WASHERS ARE GUARANTEED BY THE ' FACTORY AND BURGESS NASH COMPANY FOR ONE YEAR. We maintain a service de partment where ' experienced mechanics are at your call at any time who will help, you keep your one minute electric washer efficient. . Buy your one minute electric washer now, and have our expert help you with your first washing and. show you all the exclusive features of the machine. Make It Easy to Iron BY USING ' A SIMPLEX IRONER - The modern method of iron ing, motor . driven, electric heated, saves hours .of drudgery. - - .Special factory demon stration, ' Wed neiday, Thursday and Friday. , Sleeve Board 95c made o f large size basswood Wash Boilers ' $1.95 made of heavy galvan ized iron, has stationers wood handles. Numbes eight size Wash Boilers $6.95 made of copper, had stationary wood han dies, one-piece cover Number, nine size. $1.39 made of heavy galvan ized iron, first qualitjn Number thrpe size Water Pails 39c. made of heavy galvan ized iron. Ten quar size , y Ironing Board $3.95 with stand. Stands verj firm and rigid; verj light in weight Wringers $5.95 T Wood frame clothe wringers, H o r sesho' brand, 12-inch . roller warranted for thre years, at $5.95. Bench and Wringer $7.95 Bench is made of h'arJ wood and hdlds twd tubs, wringer in center! has reversib!?' (it Mil boan' "" HOV. ....... 30c i 7