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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1920)
V HE OMAHA SUNDAY DISC: DECEMBER 5. 1920. Child Institute Is In Need of Funds For $4,000 Deficit Superintendent Makes Plea For $10 a Mouth Donations To Pay for Finding Homes For Little Ones. . An appeal l'as ben made by C. E. Giwits. sunrrinfcndetit of the Child Saving instjtuie-'for funds to wipe 'out.a deficit' of-$4,000 now facing this institution which cares for the little children who1- lack the care of a mother and father. Person who can afford to do it, are urged to give $10"a month whirh, under the "hoiiie-tinding method" employed by the institute, pays the entire public expense for one child Beginning at an average of a little less 'than 4 vears when tin? child is teceived and covering the personal care given the child at the institute home, the investigation of the new x home, placing the child in that, home and alk subsequent oversight. , More Are "Needed. At present about a dozen are car ing for a child pii this basis. Many morciare needed, Mr. tiiwils' says. Persons may also subscribe to pro vide half the care of a child at $5 a, month. - ,. ..; .... '!The function of the Child Saving institute," said Mr. Giwits, "is to do lor the helpless, nameless,', stranded child just what you would do if yoJ had the time and the facilities 1 dapted to the work. You would ake the little one into your own home and bestow upon it, the love and ;care that it should have liad '"roni it's own mother. Seeks Another. "fDr, if unable to do so, you would not cease to search unjil you iound another home of hfmor and ability where the thing you cannot do" would be clone." , Checks for this niork should be sent to the Child Saving institute, Forty-second and Jackson streets, but should be made payable to Wal ter W. Head, treasurer. Twelve addressed envelopes will beeent to persons wishing to make monthly payments... Children Ske. Father, ' Take Own Life After Killing Their Mother Duluth, Dec 4. Joseph b'Rourke,' s9. shot and killed, his wife, and then killed himself. The Q'tSourke chiU drett awakened by. a t shot rushed downstairs and found their father standing over liis-wife. ',.:: The oller children rushed forward Uni -(r rnniirmAftfJ ir stanr! .stilt' thev said, while the father then shot into hisvifeVWdy iit lvUtlre et it. ia.' a his own breat)wrf$fl -WS hospkal-a . few hours latcK:4 ;H ';'' The O'Rourkes liad five children ranging in age from 8 to 17 years. -Labor President to Make Address in Omaha Sunday Timothy Ifealey, international president of the stationary firemen and representative of the American Federation of" Labor at the recent liritish labor congress held in Lon don, will speak in tlw council cham ber of the city hall at 3:30 this aft ernoon. Mis address will be made under the .auspices of the American Asso ciation for the Recognition of the Ir- uhv Republic. ' F. J. McArdle, Ed ward Fogarty aiupLouis Kavanagh constitute the xoflTniitlec on arrange ments. x' Court Row Between Owners Of Jewish Bulletin Ended Myer Linda yesterday dismissed a isuit filed in district court Thursday 'against Isaac Konecky, publisher of The Jewish Bulletin, in which he asked an accounting. Linda haJ bought half interest in the publica tion, for $1,000 and said Konecky refflsed' to let him see the books. Konecky says Linda was supposed to go out and get business but didn't do so. n - Omahansn Caricature ' hi 4 f a N.. . S I I & HI S l .. y 1 I ROME MILLER : : , : H Harding Is Given Biir Ovation On V Return From Trip Education Bureau To Hotel Meetings Dates for Remainder of Re gional Conferences Ate Announced. , Washington, Dec. i4. Dates for the remainder of the VI regional conferences on education arranged by the bureau of education, the first of "which 'ws held at Chicago No vember 29,- were announced today by the bureau. In addtiiotv' to a conference scheduled to oiwn ?.t Portland, Ore., tcday, others for ythis ruonth included the tollowing: i . SaAranicnto, Ca1,,N December 6, for , the states of Californai, Arizona and Nevada: Denver. .Colo.. Decem ber .8-9. for Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico; Kansas City, Mo., December 10. for Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma aiyLexas. ' The purpose of the conferences, as announced by Commissioner of E.ducatiou JCIa'xlon,v is-to discuss the "most important and pressing needs of education-from tbe ;standpdint of tfie titiietrs who own." supporf and use he" schools rather than front. that of professional educators. "Dips" Gets $390 Frouiv Man Boarding Street Car Pickpockets netted a $100 unreg istered Liberty bond and $290 m cash Frfday night when they slipped their deft finders into the coat pocket of John Phelps, 2121 California street, as he was boarding a street car at Fifteenth and Harney streets. Phelps did not notice his loss until he reached, home when he notified police. v - N ADVF.RT1SEMKNT Blood-Iron Phosphate Makes Thin Folks Fat If you art weak, thin and emaciated and. can't put on fle3h or get strong, n matter how much you cat, go to Shennan ft McConncII Drug Co. or any other drug gist and get enough BloodMron Phosphate for a three week's treatment it costs only 50 cents a week and take as directed. If at the end of three weeks you don't feel stronger and better than you have for months: if your eyes aren't brighter and your ne'rves steadier; if you - don't sleep better, and your vim, vigor and vitality aren't mori than doubled, or if you haven't put on several pounds of good stay-there flesh, you can have your money back for the asking and Rlood Iron rhosphate will cost you, nothing. Dr. Sliip herds i ' ;, K. . , V '; One Fee Plan When Dr;,Shiphcrd adopted this plan in telling-his patients ' what their dental .work would cost he sounded the keynote of , success in pleasin-his custo- ' ' titers. . DR. U. D. SH1PHKRD, Vice I'rrs, and tien. Mar. for tke past Ten Tear. This plan is such a decided infprovement over the old way'bf naming a price for the work up to a certain stage and then asking for andditioual fee to take care of any. alterationsv that may be required, that no one would consider a return to the old practice. . It was Dr. Shipherd's idea to work out a plan that would enable his patients to know just exactly how much it woulcj be necessary for tlieiu to spend so that they cou!d niake' their plans' accordingly and not be compelled to go alopg "wondering" where they stood. His idea was sensible and 1 it met with instantaneous favor; , - Ttiis is only one f the many things Dr. Shipherd lias dene to make BAILEY DENTISTRY, so popular and he devotes a generous portion of his time to stud and research to nue it still JIORE DESIRABLE. Bailey Dental Cbmpany ' ' laeorporated Dentists, Dr. E. W. Bailey, President. 70411 City JfaH Bank Bld6 10th and Harnry. , , .Phoned, Ponglas 8420 aud 3421. .' i Venezuelan Writer, San Domingo Deportee, Arrested at Santiago Havana, Dec. 4. Horatio, Blanco Fonibona, a renezuelati writer, who was arrested in San Domingo last night by American militarauthori tics, landed at Santiago,, Cuba, yesterday, having, it is said, been expelled from the Dominican re public. A dispatch to the newspaper El Muudo declares he was deported from aan Domingo by the Ameri cans because of alleged newspaper activities tendinii to incite the native population to mutiny against Amer-4 lean authority, fonibona, who, in addition to being a newspaperman', has gained considerable-, fame as a poet, began a hunger strike while, in prison in San Domingo, protesting against his detention antf the 'class ot food provided. Pr8ideiit-Elect Presents Pic ture of Perfect Health as He Steps From Steamer at Newport News. Newport Ncws.'Va.. Dec. 4. Re turning to American shores today, worn Ins vacation voyage, rrcsiuciu--elecf Harding r?Tived a' rousing welcome' from the Virginia tidewater cities and responded with a mssa'ge of renewed national confidence and unity. Final'-abandonment of sectional ism and. a re-birth of fearless nation alism fuhiished the themeof several speeches on bis. program .during the day in Newport News arid Norfolk. Me declared that although his trip away trotn , home had lurnishea many pleasant experiences, it had ser,ve"d to make stronger his devo tion to independent America. The steamer l'astores, on which fTi nrpsirlpnt-rlprt nntl Mrs. TJ.irH.- . i . - r ing made the return voyage ifrom the cana-i zone, came into iiampiou Roads soon ' after daylight and docked bereft .10:30 a. m. . Disem barking immediately the' fiarty was taken tor a ride through the New port News sliinva'rifrs and the citv's downtown section before Mr. llawlr ing's first speech of the day at the academy of- music. As it steamed up the .roads the Pastores was accorded a triumphal ovation. A flotilla of 23 Tinny air planes from Langely field accom panied by three" naval dirigibles went out to form a guard of honor and the Jhips along-the path of the pres identelect were dressed in marine signal flags spoiling out a welcome bonier' The presidential yacht Mayflower, which brought Secretary Colby, to the roads on the first leg of his jour ney to South America, dipped its flag as the Pastores passed and' the battleship Fl6rida waiting nearby to take the secretary aboard,1 manned its rail to honor the president-elect. Big and little harbor, craft .joined in a thundering chortis -of sirens and fog' horns. ' '' Tanned by; exposure to the tropi cal sup and the salt air, Mr. Har ding ame down the gang plank a picture of: perfect health, and Mrs. Hai-drng," who had been ill much of the time since they left New . Or leans November 18, also appeared in excellent health. They greeted sinilingly the crowd that waited for thci at the pier and during their ride through Hie city they wcre kept busy waving acknowledgments to cheeriug'efowds. The ride was delayed? however, as Senator. Harding lound rre had neg lected lo leave out of his baggage a pair of high-topped shoes. He made a flying motor trip to a downtown shoe store and changed from his low cuts to a new pair of high tops while his parade waited. The entertainment schedule ar ranged fbr the president-elect pro vided for luncheon in, Newport News and for a. formal dinner, in Norfolk before- his departure late tonight -for Bedford, Va., where he speaks to morrow. i. ' 4 i 2Mions Might Harness Niagara Not eM Engineers Say 4,000, 000 Horse Power Could Be Obtained. Montreal, Uue., Dec. 4. Inter national agreements by which 4,000, 000 horse power a year could be de veloped at Niagara Falls for matin-' facturing purposes -in the United States and Canada were urged by T. Kjcnnard Thompson, a noted en gineer, in an address here. "If the policy of the five pioneer companies now using power at Niag ara Falls were followed," said Mr. Thompson, "the greatest manufac turing district in the world would be established 'bJwcin Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. on both sides of Niagara river. 4,000,000 Horse Power. "The results in expenditures by private individuals and corporations would be measured by billions of dollars. International agreements should be formed whereby 4,000.000 horsepower can be developed an nually without' interfering with the rights of the pioneer companies or destroying the cataract. "This could be done without ex pense to ' either government.- The two governments couW lew a tax of $20 a horse power, Vjvliich would mean that each government would he assured of an 'Income tax of -$40,-000,000" a year without financial ob ligations. Stimulate Industries. The most valuable water power possibilities in America, if not in the world are at Niagara Falls." . The part of' Canada contiguous to Niagara is a rich apple, grape and farming region. The water power plan, it is pointed out, would not only stimulate industries but. iiH crease agricultural developmcnt and settlement. ) - v reiglitoii .Block Unsafe, Omaha Fire Warden Says John Trouipn. in conjunction 'with the state fire warden,, has notified thc-AVorld Realty Co., owners of the cre;jjrnon oiock. mat certain rea- tures- of , this building ,fnust be cor rected to conform to the city and state fire laws. The discovery of a recent alleged attempt to burn the building led to an investigation of the -puiling by Mr.-Trouton and the state officials. They found that tenants on the third f!oor arc-not .properly protected with avctiues, oflf.es,cape)iu.cafi4 of fire. AltVKirriSISMKST:-' ave You Joined? Our 14th .Annual Christmas Piano Club $395 Btos ths CluB Piano CerJpare it with any $500 Piano or ihe Buys the Club Player re it with any $750 Player on th market. Save$l05Dn on the ' Plauer ' -r it l T J - A ...tJ n( riiiiKiiavif Value, market. The Club Piano A splendid Piano in Golden Xak :an- Walnut. Upright Mahogany or Amerl An in. strument handsome enough to adorn any home, atfd with a tone, that will suit the most exacting musician. A Piano you will fall in love with, at first sight and remember, all. the extras are : FREE. Join our Xmas Piano Club today. Our Christmas Piano Club is an annual eventlooked forward to with great Interest by all prospective music buy. ers. Every Christmas this club is" organ. - ized to make it- possible to purchase a Piano or a Player on the most liberal terms, and at the very lowest price. Either of these instruments are fully guaranteed. Free to Members A handsome Piano Lamp complete With shade (choice of color). A beautiful Bench and Scarf. With the "player a liberal assortment ) of Music RoNls, your own selection. Either4 instrument is delivered free to any point and is fully guaranteed. The Clutrs ' Player is a modern 88-note player.with alt the lat est appliances for ren dering perfect expres sion.1 It is of "Last Minute" design and contains the latest type noiseless motor. Designed along plain lines, yet sufficiently artistic to adorn any home. Can be had In any finish. Remember, In addition to the ex tras you also get a lib eral assortment of music rolls free. Bring Along $15 y $15 makes you a' member of our Xmas Piano Club nd entitles you to all club privileges and benefits Of the club.. A oe. cial discount of 50c per month if account is paid in 24 months. $2.00 a week buys the Club Piano. $3.00. a weekvbuys the Club Player. Piano or Player pf your choice will be setside "uhtil Xmas or delivered at once just as you wish, Srtimoller & Mueller Piano Co. Store Open Evenings by Appointment ' 1514-16-ia Dodge St, Oraalia 1220 O St., LincolnijtTabraska 415 Nebraska St., Sioux City w mm l . f PIANO i (ienrirnirn! Plnse wnd me fnlt Inrormntinn rrgnrdliur T'lifb Ptnno ; Plajfr .. . ., (Mark X uftrr which on). , . t ' , Name Adrtrc Cilf.... ,,.( Watcft the Sptedometer Vitcbth Speedometer wThey WOR yrhile you sleep I Announcing You are bilious, constipated,' head achy, full of cold, unstrung. Your meals don't fitt-breatlt is bad skin sallow. Take one or two Cascarets tonight for your liver and bowels and "wake up clear, rosy and cheerful No griping no inconvenience. ' Chil dren love Cascarcts, too. 10, 25, 50 cents. II x A New Idea in Xmas Gifts f ' , Appropriately designed main floor jr! "admission tickets "have been Jf' ' 'printed "in book form and are 5 now on salcat the box office. 6 Books of ten Tickets ; $4.00 S Books of Five Tickets $2.00 $ Children's Tickets for Those Under Fif- - teen Years ofAge, Six Tickets for. . . .$1.50 Abore Prices Include Corcromeot War Tax. x-rrn."i . rri i:. i..i: i . l ir j iyiu. nit'se iiurcls are guuuat, any umu anu nj- t4 CHIROPRACTIC Dr. Frank F. Burhorn Graduate of the Palmer School of Chiropractic Licensed in Nebraska ' SUITE 414-20-23-26 SECURITIES BLOC Corner 16th and Farnam fits. Complete X-Ray Laboratory ' Twelve Private Adjusting Room Office Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. n. House Calls Made Day or Night . Phone Douglas 6347. " 4 "What You Want Know" ; QUESTION NO. 8 ARE YOU SICK? i m If you lack strength and vitality, weak, ran down and Buffet with aches and pains, or ; perhaps a serious malady has fastened itself . upon you, there is acause. What and where is that cause? Here is what several famous medical physicians say about it: V . yv - .' "Back ol disease lies a cause and that cause no drtfg . reach. We know there is "a cause of disease, but we do hot work on it." Wier. Mitchell, M. D. "Most diseases Uhat man suffer- from "J could be prevented if the influence of '.the spine as a causative factor were recognized." ' Alfred Walton, M. D., founder of the Es- if sex County Hospital. , "The cause of physical disorders is yerte-i,, bral subluxation. This cause can be corrected '. , by spinal adjustments given by the trained , hands of the skilled Chiropractor." G." H.I Patchen, M. D ' V , ; ; I am paying to the people who are suffer-. ing with Acute and Chronic ailments to come' to me for free consultation. If we cannot- -help you we will not accept your case. Many ' cases are on record at nty office who have '. been restored to health by Chiropractic, Ad- ; justments even after other methods have ; failed. ' Office adjustments are twelve for ten dollars or thirty adjustments for Iwenty-f ive ( dollars. . . "-V .e i Y $5,000 Shoe Stock Going at a Sacrifice There is no question about our going out of business. Our lease is expiring and we must sell $35,000 stocH of shoes. Again we say our loss is your gain take advantage of it. ' ' -: Shoes of quality at Y3 .their regular cost. Think of it. Can you , possbly afford to pass this up. A few uncanceled shoes have arrived and will be added to sale Monday morning. SECOND FLOOR Take Elevator, Second Floor , .- High and , low tori shoes, dress slippers, pumps all go at - 95 BALCONY Take Elevator, Say Balcony Good durable shoes in odd sizes on the balcony to be sold at the ridiculously low price of j ?1fl0t.Ai!95 Choose at Random Nothing Reserved. Shoes on This Floor Worth to $18.00. A MODERN JSMOE CO Paxton Block 16th and Farnam Sts., Balcony and Second Floor , . Take Elevator 5-
