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Child Welfare
Bill is Killed
By Senate Vole
Where They Agree
By Charles Dana Gibson
foiijriiiht l..fa 1'uIk i'.i.
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Mi-inlirrs of Upper Branch
Say Lt'giftlaUire is "'Running
, " Willi"' on' Regulating
j. Everything.
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V l.ina.hi. March 4 (Special.)
; ' -I hf Xt'lirdsU stnae this morning
' i:-od clilorofonn on CS. F. 74, a child
- ;HeliVe measure wJiirh provided for
'i:vbig bouquet of roses to the senate
-U) regulation of maternity houses.
. It railed back S. l' 75. a similar
'" Umiasurc. regulating children's
( ionics, w l.icli aroused opposition in
ecorded a tie vote ot
motion to indefinitely
tpoue. I he upper Drancn naa
VMUHt previously i)assecl it to tnirn
s. i scaditig, with only two votes in
Omaha. v
b m ? A call of the liouw was issued to
break the tie, Holland and Warner
being absent, but only Hoaglaud
"K-.ould be located. He voted against
,j.liostponenient, reserving his right to
change his vote on third reading.
Vote 'on S. F. 74.
'""''Tht vote on. S. F. 74 stood:
To Postpone Beebe, Bhsj,
"Bushee. Coooer. Cronin, Davis, Dut-
ton, Harris., Humphrey. Miller,-1
'Kckett, Reed, Rickard, Saunders, i
r"Ulrich and VViltse 16. ;
.Against Anderson, brown, uan
v lion, Good, Halderiuan, Hastings.
" Johnson, McGowan, Norval, Rau
Ailall, Robbins, Sturm, Warner and
:iyatson 14.
Any man who wants to get mar
ried and start rearing family may
s6on have to get a license from the
, children welfare bureau," complained
""Senator H. S. Beebe of Polk ob
jecting to the requirement that all
- maternity homes have on their staff
licensed doctor and a registered
,y,Unrse.
. Oppose "Smelling Committee."
Senator Hastings, chairman of th
child welfare committee, argued that
"'the proposed law only changed the
,1.919 law in one particular removing
"tliV exemption under the law of cor
porations operating hospitals. He
'.mid it made inspection and super
vision more strict.
"It's these smelling committees
'1'ihat 1 don't like," retorted Beebe. He
syi.Hl others objected that under the
.lav; practical nurses in smaller com
, jpunities would be barred from run
"iiing maternity homes.
Jo meet this objection, senator
f.y Sturm proposed an amendment to let
, down the bars to practical nurses,
! '"tint the bilb was killed before the ,
U "'amendment came to a vote.i
! Wild on Regulation.
V' "We're running wild on regulating
I ilVery thing,'' said Senator Bushee,.in
( proposing indefinite postponement.
'' " l'A person can't move now without
Swlating some criminal law," said
-""Senator Wilts of Richardson. "We
will have to furnish a copy of the
criminal law to every citizen of the
state to let him know what laws he
is violating."
S. F. No. 75, to regulate children's
homes, was couched in practically,
the same language as S. F. No. 74,
but the senate let it pass -by a rising
vote of 15 to J, until the chamber got
itself worked into a proper fury in
the later discussion of S. F. No. 74.
Then it proved too late. -
It is calculated, however, that on
third reading the children's home
bhi may face the same votes as the
other in committee of the whole.
Marriage Bill
And Censorship
Given to Senate
Cominitlee Honoris Out Two
Mueli-DW-ussed Measures
Uolli Carry Several
Amendments.
Ji loom field Man Shot
By Rival Marries Girl
Lincoln,' March 4. -(Special.)
'I he senate child welfare commit
tee Friday morning reported out
for the general file with amendments
S. F 78, the much-discussed movie
censorship bill, and 'S. F 79, " the
eugenic marriage bill with the eu
genics deleted
As the amended unarria.kfc bill
now stands; it requires five days'
noticf before licenses are issued,
slid prohibits the marriage of imbe
ciles, feeble-minded persons or those
with heridilary insanity.
Eliminate Examination. "
The clause in the oricinal bill re-:.
unirins a physical cxaminatipri'iof'
all candidates for marriage was. Kill-'
cd by the committee. V
The censorship bill was reported
out with two minor amendments
one requiring- the regents of the Uni
versity of Nebraska to make the
preliminary six nominations for 'the
censorship board, from which the
secretary of the state department ot
public welfare will appoint three, no
more than two, of whom will be,
of one sex.
t:nder the original bill, the child
welfare council of the state child
welfare bureau was to make the ap
pointments. Another change was made in the
penal clause whereby exhibitors were
liable for. "misbranded" films that
is, films marked as approved by the
censors when they really were not
including the word "knowingly" to
Hloomficld, Neb., March 4 (Spe
cial.) A charge of shot from a shot
gun in the hands of 4 rival failed
to prevent the marriage of Wrrtiam
Hagge and Miss Katie IVitztncir of
this city. Haggc was shot Decem
ber 4 while he was playing cards
with his fiancee.
Over 70 shot penetrated his skull
and physicians say that 22 shot are
still lodged in his brain, but he
suiters n6 ill effects. Mike Supik
was arrested for the attack and is
now awaiting trial." A confession
alleged by county officers to hava
been made by Supik is liow repudi
ated. Hagge and Miss Peitzmeir Vre
married in the Westsidc Lutheran
church here.
protect those who' innocently show
ed pictures' not passed upon,
Must Submit Advertising.
The amended bill 'includes the pro-,
Visions that: ' '. .
: All advfcrtisiiii matter, posters and
lithographs be submitted to the
board. ', .. ., . .
;"iVj.., member of i the- board, can
tpptilie .showing of any film at 'any
t mver',, place in .the, state,, which
has. ".not been ' approved!
: 'Board. members arV"to receive $3,
000 a year each, appoint their own
clerks and fix their salary.
The governor is empowered to
remove any member of the board
after hearing.
David Citv Legion Post
Holds Smoker for Members
David City, Neb., March 4. (Spe
cial.) Krcg-ver post No. 125 Amer
ican LegionK held a smoker j their
clubrooms here. Boxing, music,
short talks and cards furnished the
entertainment.
The post Ts host to the district
Legion basket ball tournament today
and , Saturday. Geneva, Seward,
Brainard and David City will com
pete for the championship.
Hotel Man Fined for ;
Contempt Appealsr
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Lincoln, March 4. (Special Tele-
gram.) Frank F.. Schaaf, formerly
president of the Nebraska Hotel
company and the Nebraska Building
and Investment company, fined ,
$1,000 and sentenced to serve 30 days ,
in county jail for contempt of court i
by Judge Morning, filed an appeal to
tl;e Nebraska supreme court. )
Schaaf s motion for. a' new trial was!
overruled by the court and he was j
released upoh $2,500 bonds. Ii. Lew- ;
is Lohmcyer, or.e of the three direc- I
tors fined bv the court for contempt. I
paid his $500 fine.;J. H. Gore, the
third director of the company fined
was given two weeks by Jtwiga
Morning to pay Ins $.MHJ tine.
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Unci Tom! . When two people are congenial and like the came things, their married life should be very happy.
Brother Ned: Well, Helen and I ought to. make it, then, for 1 know she like me, and I am sore crazy about myself.
High School Judging Teams
To Hold Contest April 2
Lincoln, March 4. The seventh
annual state High school judging
contest will be held at the Univer
sity of Nebraska college of agri
culture April 2. Plans are being
rnAde to entertain between 30 and
4( High schools teams of three boys
each. Most of the teams will come
from consolidated Smith-Hughes
schools teaching agriculture, but the
contest is open to all high schools.
Nebraska was the first state to
stage such a contest. The ideade
veloped from the college's efforts
to interest boys in agriculture and
live stock raising. Since the con
test was started in 1915, the num
ber of schools entering has increased
each year, ''until more than" 20 .teams
participated last year. ' - -.
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Lindsay Man Charged With
Using Knife During Eight
Iindsay, Neb., March 4. (Specfal.)
C. H. Cahill was arrested on com
plaint of John Diederich who
charged that Cahill assaultedJ him
and attempted to stab him with a
knife during an argument. Cahill
was dismissed in police court for
lack of jurisdiction and waived pre
liminary hearing when rearrested on
a county court warrant.
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SATURDAY
Is the LAST DAY
OF OUR
Annual Pre-Auto Show
USED CAR SALE
If youptan on Inlying a used car to drive
this summer, you should by all means see the bar
gains we are offering during this sale. We have
completely overhauled and refinished these cars
during the winter and every car offered is a
STYLISH, STURDY, SMOOTH DRIVING
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And one. you will be proud to own and pleased
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THE PRICE IS ROCK BOTTOM. BUY NOW.
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We Take Youk- Car - in Trade.
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20 Best SeBleirs
In Drugs and Toilet Articles
"' At the (5) Sherman & McConnell
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-AT CUT PRICES--
?1.00
for
$1.00
for
Horlick's ' Malted
Bitter Apple Hair
Milk
84
Tonic
790
50c Armand's Face P'wd'r, 34
75c White Paraffine Oil (the
ternal cleanser), for. . . -49?
25c Mentholatum for. . .'. '.17
Borden's
Milk, can
Eagle
Condensed
.....23
60c Syrup Figs (genuine) 44
35c Shermac's 'Arnica Eucalypt
us and Witch Hazel Salve
for .19
30c Laxative Bromo - Quinine
for 19
40c Imported Toth Brushes,
all shapes and textures,
at ....28tf
2oc Elkay's Hat Dye, for 19
65c Creme Marquis Orange
- Flower Skin Fom . 49d
$1.00 Krank's Lemon Cleansing
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uream ior 4 CT
Remmo Toilet Soap, 3 bars, 25
$1.50 Oriental Face Cream,
for S1.29
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. . .34
25c Mavis Talc (in the tall red
box) for
LADY
RED FJERN
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Sanitary Douche.
as shown. $3.00
size for 31.89
25c Woodbury's
or , R e x al 1
Medicated
Skin. Soap
at ....'..19
$1.00 Lavoris
for 84
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You save time and money by trading at
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Shermam & McConnell Drug Co.
' Five- Good Drug Stores in Prominent Locations
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Corner 19th and Farnam
Corner 49th and Dodge
Corner 16th and Harney
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QUALTTYThis is the thing that makes our clearance
sales of such importance to all men low prices, without
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A Buying Opportunity Without
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Suits That
Sold to $40
Suits That
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Suits That
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Suits That
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Furnishing Reductions
Shirts at Half Price
$5.00 Shirts... $2.50
$6.00 Shirts... $3.00
$7.00 Shirts... $3.50
Special Shirt Values
Extra Quality $1 95
Madras Shirts; J.
regular $3.00 values
All winter underwear,
flannel night gowns, pa
jamas and sweaters
-Price ,
Neckwear All cut silk
four-in-hands that sold
from $1 to. $5," now 50c
to $2.50.
Silk Shirt Sale
.vSilk Shirts that sold
from $12.00 to ' $18.00,
now
$6.00 to $9.50
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Boy Furnishings at
Special Reductions
Boys' Suits and
Overcoats at a Spe
cial Reduction
of 25
, Men's Hats 1
First showinir of the season'n
erclnshe styles and colorings
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Get at the Real Cause Take
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That's what thousands of stomach
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Take one or two at bedtime for quick
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4,000 Pairs Boys' Fast Black Hose
2,000 Pairs19c a Pair
2,000 Pairs49c a Pair
Mother marble time is fast approaching and
you know what "that" does to your small boy's
hose
At this price it is greater economy to buy new
hose than to darn them. -
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Girls' Satin Tams in
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buttons to button eictra pants onto fast colors
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New Spring Fashions in Girls' CoaCs
-For School the Top Coat
$12.50:$15.00
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