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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1920)
.I? THE - BECi: umam'a, WEDJStiaDAY, "SEPTgMBEjR 1. 1920. . 1 0 bcky Mountain News of ' I Denver Boosts Dailv Price Mirer, Aug. 31. The- Rocky 'uinuin new today advanced its p to 3 cents copy on street 1 " Another ' Week i)f Values " ' - ,. v ' ' Tim changes many things, but tiraa merer stops the Bowen Co. from of taring each and every week values people appreciate. Look at this price listing for the week: - One second carload of Ma son Fruit Jars received Sat urday morning and go on sale Monday morning, continuing until aold. 1 -quart Mio Fruit CtA Jars, per dozen 0rC (1 cWion t customer) Boyd's Ziae Ltaed Jar Cap 1 8 per dozen OP 2 dosen ODC (2 doaaa to customer) Heavy Jar Rubbers, ' E dozen, only OC (S dosen to customer) Post Teastiee, I pkgs. OP only sfcOC Aen Ic Cram Freezers Freezes cream in three -min utes and will be found so handv for the maklns? of the '? it-minute dessert. fiC. "w ' Bowen Brooms pply going fast QO et yours at once. . . , .Uiminum Stew Kettles "-quart i 1 AK size k Electric Irons Six-pound ; d0 QC irons . . . . S77 V 20 A You - the notice this i i" i 1 , r ill. ' i' ft '""'::r ; y ' " ' I clrSc I j"is j at - EX-SERVICE MEN' THREE-DAY FETE WILL OPEN TODAY Barbecue, Airplane Stunt Flying, Athletics and Fire ' works ,to Be Features Park Program. All is in readiness for the grands (St celebration ever held in Krug park. " The occasion of the celebration beginning today and lasting for three d.ys will be i reunion of sol diers, sailors and marines who fought in the world war. The Am erican Legion will be in charge. Features of the festival will be a barbeque,- free to ex-service men, nightly airplane stunts with special illuminated equipments an athletic program and a fireworks' display each night Price ofadmission to the park will cover all entertainment within, ex ecutives of the American 'Legion said. Once insidethe fates, every thing will be free to ex-servje, men. There will be dancing everafter noon and evening. ' J. J. Isaacson will be in charge of the athletic program. Kendall Ham mond, secretary to the Douglas county chapter of the American Le gion; Leo Bqzell and Waiter Byrne will have charge of the entire cele bration. Nor will the celebiation be with out a touch of romance or- war-life spirit, for feminine beauties in piq uant Red Cross uniforms will assist in serving choice cuts of "broHd steers t the barbecue. Auto Driver lieges That Police Mistreated Him James A. Quinn, 520 North Twenty-third street, has filed a for mal complaint alleging mistreatment by police officers Monday night when he Was arrested while driving his cat home from the Union station. -He told the city council yesterday that he was taken to Central police station and thrown into a cell with out being allowed to use a telephone, because his automobile tail light was not burning, tie was fined $25 toJ police court, he said. know "iti's toasted." dlo you know why? UCKY STRIKE is the toasted -cigarette. Lucky toasted pipe tobacco. toasteJit preserves the Burley flavor for you until you smoke it. The exact reason for this is' interesting. You see, when lucky Strike is toasted the heat closes the pores in the Burley leaves, and literally seals in the Burley flavor. It stays there for months-yeaYs-until it is released by DUrniog in your pipe or cigarette. " .V'Vtf -' - ' ,V . dr take the method o! the bee. You can put a honey-comb away for months or tyears and the flavor Is always there inside. TTiis is because the bees put a thin coating of wax over the honey and seal it infN so it lasts forever. The same with Lucky Strike. Toasting the tobacco seals in the delicious Burley flavor, to be ' 'called for when wanted.' Whether you are a cigarette smoker or a pipe smoker you should get acquainted with the special and unequalled flavor of toasted Burley tobacco to be found only, in. the Lucky Strike brand. Buy a package and you will improved taste immediately. you can Judge Obdurate in Setting Hearing Date For Girl Auto Driver The case-against Goldie Pred, Blackstone hotel, charged with reck less driving, was continued until September 15 by Judge Foster in Central police court yesterday. Miss Pred pleaded that she had to go - away to school, but Judge Foster told her that she could change the date. Judge Foster said that this is her second offense and he was indignant when no complaining witnesses appeared. Miss Pred was arrested August 23, following a collision with M. Cunard, 2205 M street. Judge Fos ter, after giving 13 auto drivers iail sentences during August for oper ating cars while intoxicated, takes the South -Side court today. Judge Fitzgerald comes to Central police curt. Democrat Will Reply. " S. Arion Lewis, lifelong democrat, , will answer J. J. Boucher on the league of .nations Saturday at 8:15 p. nn Deiore a puonc mass mccuug between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets on Douglas streets. Mr. Lewis is opposed to the league.- Brie City News Fair Dates Fixed Douglas county fair will be held in yaterloo Sep tember 14 to 17. ' ' - Praises Grandstand William Don das of Latonia, Ky., has Inspected the Ak-Sar-Bcn grandstand and has pronounced it the best In the coun try, Loses Wife, Wants Money Ernest L. Reece has filed suit in district court for 125,000 damages agalnBt Jess Smith, charging that Smith stole the affections of his wife. n JenklnH Succeeds Bitter Lieut. Com. li. H. Jenkins, medical corps, United States navy, wiU succeed Lieut. A. H. Bitter rh Omaha. Lieu tenant Bitter will retire from active duty. " x Speeding Vp Railway officials are making extraordinary efforts to speed up terminal operations, C. E. Childe, traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce, stated yes terday. v Licenses Refused City council re fused Paul Kraskodki, 2702 Y street, and Fotos Karantonis. 2600 M street, soft drink parlor licenses yesterday because they were not citizens or the United States. Award Approved City council yes terday acproved the award of 49, 584.99 damages to owners of 10 lots adjacent to the public recrea And because Lucky , which means that if you don't like LUCKY get your moneylback from the dealer tion, and ball park at Thirty-third and Dewey avenue. Bank Clearings Drop Bank clear ings for August amount to $226,158,. 102. Clearings for August of 1919 amounted to $268,731,634. Returns To Former Job Q. M. McClerkin, assistant cashier 'of the First National bank, will return to his Jtprme exnUtner trtcTNo. rmer position aa national Dante incr of Federal Reserve - dls- 10. Exculpates Anderson Chief of Police Ebersteln said yesterday charges against Chief of Detectives A.C. Anderson for alleged brutali ties imposed on Walter Davidson would probably be dropped. Take 20-Year Loose At a total rosrof $400,0po C. D. Glover, W. Q. Spain and E. M. Slater have taken a 20-year lease on-the O'Brien-Davls-Coad building between Eighteenth and Nineteenth on Farnam streets. Wa'uteVln Iowa Clifford W. Hammond, 1814 Chicago street, was arrested by police Monday night and given Into the custody of Sheriff Couvalt of Outhrie Center, la. He is said to be implicated in the "rob bery of a Guthrie store. Burs Stolen Auto Art Kehler. Seventeenth and Nicholas streets1 purchased an automobile for $200 Monday night, only to find it had been stolen from C. 8. Ciinntwrham of Ames, la., last April. The car is being held at Central police stuuou. Grabs Woman's Purse Jc thug jerked the purse from the arm of Mrs. A. Longren, 1736 South Seven tecnth streets, and hurling her fled, at noon yesterday. The purse con tained $36. The robbery occurred be tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth on WilUam street. , Jhlcf Vislta Watch -Tower The Union Pacific railroad watch tower at Thirteenth and Leavenworth stfeets was robbed of a diamond ring, a suit of clothes and a wallet containing $10, property of C. O. Bugbee, 526 South Twentjrfirst ave nue, according to Bugbee's report to police yesterday. Beaten,.Tlicn Fined When James, Xadd, 45 years old, 1618 Cass street. called at Central police station Mon day night for medical assistance Y.t was arrested-He' was fined $10 in police ciiirt yesterday for Intoxica tion, He told police he was severely beaten while calling on an alleged bootlegging rendezvous. One thousand gallons of benzol, fuel used by the all-metal Larsen monoplanes, were received at the goyernnfent alp mail field yesterday. William I. ,Voaw, manager of the field, says the shipment probably indicates the all-metal planes will be in regular use between Chicago and Omaha shortly. . Falls Down Shaft Mrs. Pauline Flowers, wife of A. O. Flowers, 2120 Douglas street, sustained a fractured collar bone, head and .body bruises, when she fell clown a service elevator shaft at the hotel Oonat, where she was employed as a waitress, Monday Y Strike is strike is STRIKE night She was taken to Swedish Mission hospital. Itrduced Rates For Fair Special Darktne snace for Omaha cars Will be reserved at the state fair grounds during the state fair, it was an nounced yesterday. Reduced rates have been promised by the railroads for the fair. The fare from Omaha to Lincoln and return will be $2.68, Including the tax. Balloon Ready' For Flight !Elsio Delight," the U. S. No.1 army bal loon recently christened at Fort Omaha as an entrant in the interna tional balloon races to be . held' Sep tember 11, is packed and ready for shipment, according to A. Leo Stevens, civilian instructor ot Fort Omaha, who designed the balloon. Woman SnatchcarfMoncy C. D. Lawless, 2216 Howard street, as ho emerged from he Golden Star cafe. Thirteenth and Douglas streets, was accosted by two- women who asked him to change a $20 note, he told police. He drew forth $35 in cur rency to grant their request when one of them snatched the money from him and fled, he said. ' "Roods Need Repnlrs-A joint com mltteev of the Omaha Automobile club and the Public Highways com mittee of the Chamber of Commerce told county officials yesterday that "nothing would be left of many1 macadam roads in t)ouglas county if they are not repaired by fall." Means of getting , state and , federal aid to repair the .roads were dis cussed by the joint committee. Coihv ty Commissioner Compton and the county engineer.- AnVHRTISFJHKsrs SIMPLE WAY TO GET RID OF BLACKHEADS There L on. lirtlple. safe and tare war that never fails to Ket rid oj blackhead, and that is to dissolve them. To do this get two ounces of calonite powder from any druit store sprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the blackheads briskly waseh the parts and you will be surprised how the blackheads have disappeared. Bis blackheads, little blackheads, no matter where they are, simply dissove and disappear, leaving; the parts without anyl mark whatever. Brack -heads are simply a mixture of dust and dirt and secretions from the body that form in the pores ' of the skin. Pinching and squeexlng only cause irritation, make large pores and do not get them out after they become hard. The calonite powder and thewater simply dissolve the black heads so they wah right out, leaving the pores free and clean and in their natural condition. Anyone troubled with these unsightly blemishes should cer tainly try this simple method. r am (GRANULES) INDIGESTION DISSOLVE INSTANTLY on the tongue, or in hot or cold wtter, or vichy. Try at soda fountains. v QUICK RELIEF! ALSO IN TABLET FORM MADE Mr SCOTT C)OWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION In 4- Hydroplane and Destroyer May Be Sent Here' for Navy A '. hydroplane , and torpedo boat destroyer may be sent to Omaha by the Navy department for the use of naval reserve officers here, Dexter C, Buell, senior naval reserve officer here, announced yesterday. The de stroyer will probably be operated on the Missouri river, while the hydro plane may, be used An Lake Manawa, Mr. Buell 'said, , Divorce Court. Divorce Decree. Hasel Coleman from Levy Coleman, cruntty. Helen Bills from Russell Bills, cruelty. Annie King front William H. King, non support. Ida Brandenburg from I Arthur pranden burs', ""cruelty. ' Divorce rctitloas. ' ''Nora O'Shea against Vincent O'Sfcca, nonsupport. Wana Loeb against .Samuel Loeb, non support. - - Futurist 1 Jnderwear j I S. Simmons . BgsJSS ' " Sacond Floor. ( . Burgks-Kasii Com , "BVRRYBOUYB STORK ' ' - , -a : " Burgess - , V1 ' , - : 1 ' ! "RVERYBODY STOR3 Final Disposal of AH ummer TjireeXarge Groups Women's Low Shoes Thousands of, pairs of oxfords, pumps, colonial, tongue pumps and French "ties" are included in these groups, priced accord ing to style and leather. The leathers in clude patent leather, suede, brown and black kidskin, dull kidskin, tan and tilack calfskin and satins. ' Included in This Sale Are Broken Sizes of v Women's Fall Movie Musicians May Quit Today Unless J Demands Granted Union musicians employed in mo tion picture theaters of the city Ynay strike today for an increase of 60 per cent in salary. No agreement had been reached "between the local musicians' union and. theater man agcrs yesterday, although musicians have been offered a compromise in crease of 43 per cent The possible walkout may include not only orchestra men and organ ists, but also moving , picture op erators, who have demanded a 25 per cent increase over their present $1 an hour wage scale. Operators may agree fo accept a compromise offer of managers. - I Bee Want Ads Bring Results. r Special Sale Y2 Price . - The Most Comfortable, and Practical Underwear for Women Futurist Athletic-tinder--garments are 'so skillfully ' .cut that they fit perfectly and are made of sheer Nain sook, Batiste, Vale Crepe de Chine and Pussy Willow Silk, in white and'flesh. Sizes 34'to 44. 'Footwear . 1 , Sswis - These values in boots make it decidedly profitable .to supply the needs of fajl and winter. These boots may jbead in patent leather, brown and black kid skin, black calfskin, dull kidskin, many two-tone ef- -fects and solid colors. These boots are priced remark ably low, and without a doubt are the most wonderful values ever offered. , j ' -All sales final. Extra salespeople to -give our usual service. , . . ,x v r Remember, sizes are not complete jn eacli style. ' The Sugar Saver among cer foods Grape-Nuts No added sweetening needed. lonll like the appeal inrf flavor of this sugar-saving food. SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE t of Boots $(5,00 V -If r it ! - :.is V Second Floor. 6 BP" - e f.'K Jf " s . .
