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THE BEE: OMAHA. -THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1921. .
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Officer Rescues -Two
Children in
Blazing House
" Detective Palmlag Dashes
Through Smok; When Told
Of Baltics' Danger and
Carries Tlieni to'Safcty
Two babies were rescued yester
day from a hazing house by Detec
tive Fred Tiilmlng.
l'almtag was onJiis way to Cen
tral police heatlquqartcrs from a call
when ho saw flames shooting sky
ward from the roof of the rooming
house operated by Mrs. Charles H.
Mohr in the old V, J. Con'nell home,
o.M South Twenty-fourth turret.
He dashed to the doorbell and
after several vigorous rings which
v.ere not answered, he walked into
the smoke-filled hall.
The houic is a three-story btruc
tme. Finding no one in the front rooms
downstairs, the officer entered the
kitchen and told Mrs. Mohr the
house was on fire.
'"My liaby!" she cried affd started
to dash through the smoke upstairs.
Detective l'almtag drew from her
that her son, Robert, 2, was ou the
second floor playing with Jane, 6
weeks, daughter' of Mrs. John Gal
loway, an occupant of one of the
apartments in t lie housed
The officer rushed upstairs, and
finding the pair of babies, carried
them in his anus-to safely outdoors.
Mcanwlvfle, the fire department,
Miniinoncd bv Mrs. Mohr, arrived
;nd battled the flames, extinguish
ing them only after damage of $1,
200 had been caused to the roof and
third story of the bouse.
Building Inspector Leavitt 'and
"Vire dcparttncnt-'officials, after inves
tigating the damage by the flames,
decided the cause of the fire was by
mice gnawing matches between the
floors.
A A,
l Get Acquainted
HK t
Your Face and What It Tells
"High Brows" Do Not Always Indicate Intelligence
Some of Them Cover Only a Space of Exceeds
v - ing Emptiness.
turns-"mats" Into "ruts" and .1.
liliites" wnil don the job In a f
hurry. That'll the way It has to T
hp done In order to produce newt- X
pHprr edition on time.
tieoreje Harper Is foreman of The jf
lice' stereotyping department.
Hint's where the pace forms of
typo go from the composing room. T
The stereotj'P- ,,
rs make mats
from the type
nnd from the 3.
mats cast the 4
plates, w h i ch
are rushed to X
the press room, v
These plutes
are placed on
the press and V
from them oo X
paper Is print-
ed.
It's also the 3,
function of the j.
stereotypera to J
make "e n t s" A
from mats fur-
ntxlicd by news agencies and by ad-
verliscm. .' -4
Von should knew;-, too, that
cry time ituring u day the T
tpe hi any page of The Bee 1 X
changed one atury orjpne ad taken
out and another put in a new mat t
and plate are required, That makes 4
plenty of work in a day for the
stcreotypcrs. .J.
Harper is a speed "fiend." When
he is able to take a page form and X
turn it into a plate In one minute A
and 13 seconds, (he'll be' satisled. ?
we understand. .'.
Ills hobby is his ear of eight 4
cylinders. .He's had It a year, but
understands only fhe of 'em so A
far, he admits. .!
By MABEL WARNER RUQG.
THE easiest way to know a man's
. or a woman's mental caliber is
to know how to read the signs
engraved in the forehead.
It is not the size of the forehead
that counts for indications of intel
ligence capacity; it is the structure.
Some medium-sized foreheads carry
a message of much wisdom. Other
foreheads, domed like' the capitol,
will spell only a drum-space of ex
ceeding emptiness. i
The most desirable forehead, from
character analysis and appearance
standpoint, is the high, broad fore
head prominent 'at the eyebrows and
well developed in the temple section.
This best type of forehead may be
either plane or convex, but do nort
understand me to bar other types of
forehead as to uientaj capacity. I
assert only that these foreheads com
bine personal attractiveness with
good mentality. '
Three Forehead Typet.'
The three types of forehead are
convex, plane and concave. The
first of these is the one which re
cedes toward the hairline, having its
heaviest development directly at the
eyebrows. The plane is just what
the word implies, even or flat, from
eyebrow to hairline. The concave is
flatat the eyebrows and bulging at
the hairline.
Now for the characteristics of
these foreheads. The convex type
indicates that the person has a keen
sense of observation. His senses,
from "getting things quickly" as ex
periences came to him, are very
highly developed; his reaction time,
when tested psychologica'ly, is
quick in "come-back." -
Look higher. If the convex fore
head is also well developed in the
temporal section, then the person
adds good reasoning powers to his
natural quickness of perception.
This is an excellent forehead. Such
combinations of development are
found in the heads of practical, suc--essful
leaders in business.
Concave Foreheads.
The concave forehead shows the
reasoning powers far more devel
oped than the sense perception sec
tion. Naturally, such a thinking
machine is living more within than
without. The man with the good
concave forehead will be the phil
osophic type, the man who wrestles'
with the inner problems ot lite
more than living in the outer world
of sense.
If the concave type of forehead
belongs to a man -who. has chosen
the world of businefs to express
himself . in. then watch him. He
will reason his work out slowly and
carefully and be the deliberate
worker, rather than the man who
ADVEBTIHEMENT
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
: How To Get Relief When Head 2
and Nose are Stuffed Up,
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, drjtiess
or headache, no struggling for brcatft
at night,
Get a, small bottle of EIy8 Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a littl of this fragrant antiseptic
creanin your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage of the
head, soothing and healing the swol
len or inflamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief. Head colds
and catarrh yield like magic. Don't
stay stuffed-up and miserable. Relief
is sure.
Every, Day Brings1
Smart Styles in 1 r'
New Neckwear
So many times it takes just a dainty pipce o
filet or net in some novel shape to change the
general appearance of the whole costume.
Everyone .welcomes the return of the Buster
' Brown collar and vestees of lace and net combina
tions and eyelet batiste. The square and round bib
effect"' in collars of dainty lace and nets are very
new and our assortment is very, complete i(i or
gandy collars, cuffs and vestees.
Very Low Priced
Mala Floor
Burgess-Nash Company
VERYBODYi; STORE
can make accurate snap judgments.
Answers to tHetlonsi
H. T,. CI. We certainly ran tell you
what vocation vou nre (Hied fort Call
st my of'li'e or telephone ins for Informa
tion. There l only one character
analyst office In Omuh.1 so far. We hope
there will be 13 In 10 years from now,
for they will be needed. Yea. big Institu
tions like John Wannmaker's In New YorK.
and many others, use this method of
rherkink ou th suitable vocations for
their emplo.'es, irom managers dowu to
the clerks
Miss Interested for analysis by mall T
must have front and 4 side view from
an unrntourhed il,otgi ,phlo negative ami
front and back low of your hand. Since
you are only a few miles from Omaha I
would suggest a personal Interview.
Violet M. By an analysis you could ab
solutely be assured whether or not you
had the capacity for iuccees as a concert
singer. Then, your reaching that suc
cess would depend on chootlng the right
tcaehers snd sticking t bard work to
fret the desired end. Twenty-two years
s a good time to l.ersln working toward
a sartous musical enretr.
A. S. Send a- self -addressed, stamped
cnvelopo for the complete ltt of books on
character analysis, as H would be too loni
to publish, here.
A. .T. R. Ves, indeed, there arc certain
Qualifications a man inuxt have to be n
thorough auccess as a traveling salesman.
1 can primlse you that I can 'tell them ir
your c'.iaacter if they are there, or con
vince you that they are missing. In the
analysis you have nmplo opportunity to
ask any yuentlon and I am glad to toll
you exactly, how I arrive at my con
clUHiuns. ! A. If you occasionally feel that you
ore In the wrong kind of work the chances
are vou do need an analysis to find put
what would be vour beet vocation.- If
ynu are a aalesperscn, perhaps you are
selling th wrong line. Chsructer analy
sis cj.ii tell you -vhut sort of things you
can best sell for 100 per cent success. "
Editor's note: While these articles
r being published Mabel Warner
Kugg will undertake to answer all
questions from Bee readers on charac
ter nnri analysis and vocational choice,
"end the letters care of The Bee.
Judge
Sutton Declines
To Run for Mayoralty
Judge A. L. Sutton has declined to
be the mayoralty candidate on the
ticket of the Committee of 5.000.
After debating the proposition sev
eral days, the judge decided the Tn
come he would receive as mayor of
Omalia would be insufficient to sup
port his family at home and two sons
in college.
lie declared City Commissioner
Ures refusal to support him for
mayor was not a factor entering into
his decision.
The Committee of 5,000 hoped to
induce Sutton to head its ticket
which now includes the names of
City Commissioners Ringer and
Towl. , I
Nebraska Power
Company Plant
Renewed Since 1900
Heavy Crosts Entailed by Im
provements Installed, Ex
pert for City Testifies "
At Hearing.
The plant of the Nebraska Tower
company as it now exists has near
ly all been installed since 1900, ac
cording to the testimony offered
yesterday afternoon during the elec
tric light and power rate hearing be
fore the city council.
Alton D. Adams of Boston, expert
for the city, asserted that of the
plant as it was taken over by the
Omaha Electric Light and Power
company, August 1, 1903, there now
remains only a part of a buildiig
and some of the lines and, pf course,
the land. This line of testimony
tended to show the advancement
made in the art of producing elec
trical energy and also the expansion
of the local plant to meet the growth
of Omaha, all of which entailed
heavy costs, according to the evi
dence of the experts for both sides
of this rate controversy.
Improved Apparatus Installed. s
Mr. Adams explained in detail
how it was necessary to replace op
erating units with improved appara
tus and 20 years ago it was economy
irksome instances to replace a unit
which might have been only five
or six years old, because of improv
ed methods in the art. During re
cent years the method of develop
ing electrical energy, he said, has
become more stabilized, although
improvements are still being made.
The hearing has also brought out
the facf' that the exigencies of the
electric liglit and power business re
quire installations in advance of ac
tual needs, so as to insure uninter
rupted service and also to meet in
creased demands as they come. On
this account the . Nebraska Power
company representatives testified
they have expended considerable
money during the last two years,
one big item being a large turbine
of, the latest type.
Statement by Mayor.
Durirjg the discussion yesterday
on classification of rates for light
and power purposes, 'Mayor Smith
stated that he appreciated that in
the case of power rates considera-
Keep Off the Road
I mpan the road that's paved with good intentions.
A number of people have ifold me that they would
like to receive HOME BUILDERS' INVESTMENT
MESSENGER and intended to send in a coupon for it
but neglected doing so.
I suggest that you immediately cut or tear out the
attached coupon. . Then fill it out and mail it at your
convenience.
Dept. B,
Home Builders, Inc.,
Dodge and 18th Sts., Omaha, Neb. '
Please send -me the current issue of the INVESTMENT
MESSENGER and put my name on your mailing list for following
issues.
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On Exhibit at the
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Next Week
TRAYNOR UTOMOBILE CO.
Retail Distributor
2200-02 Farnam St.
Phine leuflaa 5268
Quality
Ash Grove Portland Cement
maintains its uniform high
standard through the constant
supervision of recognized Cem
ent experts. Possesses greater
strength and enduring quali
ties; of exact chemical compo
sition; uniformly burned, and
ground unusually fine.
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PORTLAND CEMENTr
SUPCRTINK AND SUPCQSTRONa
Constipation is the fore
runner of 85 of all
human ills. It brings
on more sunenng,
more sleeplessness,
more ill-temper man
any other single cause.
But YOU CAN GET
RID of constioation.
Nor do you have to take
W anyenauseating, griping
medicines to do it. Take
RICH-LAX
RICH-LAX is a new treatment It cleans
the system, removes the poisons from the
body, and puts you in shape to accomplish
things. And RICH-LAX does this without
leaving you weak and half-sick, as you
al ay feel after taking ordinary laxatives.
Guaranteed at Our Store. We art aoaurt that
Kicn-Lax will please you that we want you to
come to our atore and tt a bottle and try it en
tirely at our rf. If it doeao't suit you. if It isnt
the beat laxative madicine you crer used, simply
leU us so and we will prometljr refund tbe. full
purchase price, .
Sherman aV McConnell S Drug 'Stores.
II
Writ It 1H'A Bv.
if
ADVERTISEM EXT
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Melt in spoon: lnnaie vapors;
apply freely up nostrils. m
V VapoRub
Oit 17 Million Jan LW Ytatlv
ADVERTISEMENT
666 will break a Cold, Fever
and Grippe quicker than-any-thing
we know, preventing
pneumonia.
WORLD'S PAIN AND
ACHE LINIMENT
Just one trial ronviiHt-s you Sloan's
Liniment helps drive mvay
. rheumatic twinges
WHY endure pain when yon'
know Sloan's Liniment will re
lieve it promptly? It couldn't
remain the World's Liniment for 30
(years if It wasn't higrhly beneficial In
frtlievlng rheumatic aches, stilt joints.
sare muscles, lumbago, lamo back,
neuralgia,' strains, bruises and tho re
sults of exposure to bad weather.
renctrates without rubbing, leav
ing no stained skin, clogged pores,
mossiness. A pain find ache lini
ment that stands alone in doing what
E meant to. do. Get a bottle today
keep it lumdy. All druggists,
e sizes 35c. 70c. $r.40. The
largest Is most ecoiunical.
Linimentra
tton must be given for "what the
traffic will bear." He explained this
by referring to a local industry for
which he served as attorney when
this concern entered into a power
contract with the Nebraska l'ower
company.
"Ve went to the office of the pow
er company and figured it over,"
said the mayor. "We learned that
they would give us a rate whicli
would make it economical to use
their power instead of usinjr steam
power of my client's plant or in
stalling their own power plant. It
is obvious that unless the Nebka
Power company niake attractive
rates ro large power users these lo
cal industries will install their own
power plants."
The hearing is drawing toward a
close. ,It is probable that when all
testimony shall have been concluded
today or Friday, the mayor and com
missioners will visit the Nebraska
Power company's plant to check
over some of the details which have
been referred to in the hearing.
Commissioner Ure suggested this
trip and the other members of the
council are agreeable.
Three Children To Share
Kubat $18,000 Estate Equally
The three, children of Vaclav Kubat
will share equally in his estate of
$18,000.
A jury in District Judge Redick's
court held invalid a will signed five
days before his death, vvhjcli left
$1,000 to Charles Kubat. a son, who
is deputy county attorney; $1,000 to
a daughter, Marie Lenicek of Cedar
Rapids, la., and the remainder to
Joe Kubat at whose home the will
was made.
Charles Kubat fih:d suit in county
court alleging undue influence was
exerted upon his father by Joe
Kubat,
Women employes of the Detroit
postoffice have been ordered to
wear gray chambray aprons.
Brief City News
Miller IlcftlftjM W. J. Miller hn
resigned as neerctary anil treasurer
of the L'pdike Lumber and iVal com
pany. Kndorso Towl Omaha chapter.
American AwwolaNon of Kngineer.
has endorsed the candidacy of Hoy
Towl for city commissioner.
Tncompatlhlo- Mabel Warner Hurr,
character analyst, has sued her hus
band, Kranlt Hamilton Kukk. in
surance man, for divorce, alleging
incompatibility.
To DisrufcM Candidates The Com
mittee of 5.000 will meet at tho
Young Men'n Christl;ii association
tonight to discuss merits of candi
dates In the city rumpuign.
Says Hubby Slugged Her Her
AV right tued for divorce yesterday,
awusing her husband, William, of
"slapping, .slamming and slugging"
her durjmg their married life.
Struck by Auto M. C. 1'eterson,
employe of tho County hospital, was
hurt when struck at Fortieth and
Hamilton streets by an automobile
whoso driver was unidentified.
Maloney I'llcs Stevo MaloVy, for
mer chief of detectives, and J. T. Mc
Donald, negro, filed petitions for
election to tho city commission yes
terday. Timothy C. Manning, 3323
Arbor street, got a blank prepara
tory to filing.
To Improve Decorations Changes
to improve their artistry will be made
in the interior decorations of the
court house, according to. Charles
Halloway of New York, who has ar
rived to assume charge of the re-
tainting and redeoorating
Boy Sues Carl Nichols, 7. wanjs
$50,000 damages from W. T. C.rahu'm
and his sou, Harold, for alleged dam
ages suffered when tho boy, coast
ing oil Dewey avenue, was struck by
an automobile driven by Harold. Suit
was tiled In district court yesterday
Kntertain nt Garden Tho North
Star lodge No. 280 will entertain
members and friends at a card party
at the Kmpresg Kustic Garden Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Anna Floren,
Mrs. Nella 1'ace, Mrs. Lavlna Sawyer
and Mrs. Florence harpo will act
as hostesses.
I ''Mother" mild Improving
''Mother" DodUs, in charge of the
Salvation Army labor bureau for
many years, who has been 111 with
an attack of bronchial pneumonia
and heart disease, is reported slow
ly recovering nt ber home, 2082
North Nineteenth street.
Lecturer Arrives Dr. Wlnfield
Scott Hall, internationally known
lecturer on eugenics, social ethics
and sex hygiene, arrived yesterday
for a scries of lectures and meetings
undiT tbe direction of the Omaha
Y. M. C, A. The opening address
will be Riven tonight before tbe
Junior lligh-Y club.
Conference- at Chamber Colvin B.
firown of Washington, 1). C chiel
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce, will confer with ofllcers
and chairmen of committee of the
Omaha Chamber of Commerce con
cerning organisation matters at noon
today in tho Chamber rooms.
Mrs. Lauta A. Bird Dies'j
Mrs. Laura A. Bird, widow of
George J. Bird, passed away at the
home ofx her daughter, Mrs. George
W. Wright of Springfield, III., Tues
day cveniiifj. Besides Mrs. Wright,
she is survived by one other daugh
ter, Miss Mary K. P.trd, in the office
of the secretary of the board of edu
cation. Mr. Hird died in Omaha
seven 5 cars ago and a sou, Carl A.
liird, passed away about one vear
:iro. The fti'icrai will be held from
Stack & Faleoucis undertaking par
I"rs. this afternoon, with interment
at Forest Lawn.
Uust of Mark Twain Stoleu
Hartford, Conn., March 9. Theft
of a bust of Samuel V. Ckinons
(Mark Twain) from in front of the
author's former home, was learned
today. The pedestal was found in
Park river, but Hio trace of the bust
has been discovered. A money re
ward has been offered;
AI)VKRTIMtMKNT
.....
SHE HAD "DAD"
DOING SHIMMY
He Jigged for Joy becaUM
"Diamond Dyes" Sated Thtm
so much Money
Any woman can follow the simpl
directions in package and diamond
dye shabby, faded skirts.' waists
coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies.
Coverings, everything into new. Don't
risk your material in a poor dve that
streaks or spots, liuy "Diamond
Dyes" no other kind. Tell druggist
whether your material is wool or silk,
or if it is cotton, linen, or a mixture.
16 rich, fadeless tolors.
APTEHTINKMENT
Says Pile Remedy Worth
.00 a Box
$100.
"I have had it chins rllrs ever fcinra mr
earliest recollection. I am 33 vesrs old
and have suffered terribly. I have tried
many remedies and doctors, but no Tore.
About 8 .-. ka ago I saw your ad for Pet
erson's Ointment. The first application
stopptd all Itching-, and in three daya all
soreness. I have only used ont box and
consider I am cured. You have my grate
ful, heartfelt thankH. and may veryone
that has this trouble seo this and rive
your ointment, that is worth a hundred
dollars or more a box, a trial. Sincerely
yours, R, Newth, Columbus, Ohip." .
Peterson's Ointment for Piles. Eetema
nnd old sores ia only SO cents large box
at all druggists. Mail orders filled by
Teterson Ointment Co., Inc., Buffalo, N-Y.
Sherman A McConnell Drug Co. frill sup
11 you.
Intensely interesting Bee Want
Ads.
EYE RYB ODY.'S STOR E'
J$LJJ
Ma
.r
171 TS
That Have a New- Elegance Which
Makes Them . Favorite With
All Who See Them
t?
THE little touches,, the new silhouettes, the different employment of
fabrics and trimmings details which pronounce the style as of .th
latest mode have been watched with the greatest of care.
j
But, however versatile fashion is, quality here never varies. We be
lieve that our motto "the greatest service to the greatest number" will
have a greater meaning this season than ever before. With this belief
we offer this large showing of., spring suits, whose splendid quality,
as well as beauty, commend them to every thoughtful purchaser.
Women's suits are of two distinct classes those strictly tailored and
1 decidedly smart for day and travel wear and those most elaborately
embroidered for exquisite affairs for afternoon and dress occasions.
Among the" favored materials
are: v
Tricoline, Poirel Twill,
Twill Cord, Novelty and
Wool Mixtures.
The styles are attractive and
include :
Box, Tuxedo, Tailored,
, Flare and Belted.
Priced from $25.00. up.
Second Floor
New
Neckwear
Is Extremely Smart
Strap
Pumps
Are in Vogue
As well as becoming. One
of the very new things in
neckwear is the round
and square bib collar of
filet and net combinations.
Moderately Priced.
Main Floor
Smart New Veiling
Adds to the Personal Charm
For.it comes in open meshes so gener
ally becoming and in such beautiful
colors. There's the colored dot and
chenille dot veiling in the new gray,
pheasant and orange, brown and henna,
brown and taupe, gray and honey dew,
flesh and blue, in fact there's a be
coming veil for everyone.
Very Low Priced.
Main Floor
TO
- iff ill I liCWl "
Their smartness, com
bined with comfort,makes
them the popular pumps
for dress-up occasions.
You may choose from
brown and black in kid
satin and suede. ,
Price $11.00 to $13.00
Second Floor
New Spring Hosiery
Is Arriving Daily
and of special interest is the new line
of Pointex, which needs no description,
as women of Omaha are familiar with
the splendid make and wearing quality
of this hosiery.
This line includes a complete assort
ment of colors such as white, cordovan,
navy, black, grey, taupe, etc.
At New Prices.
Main Fleor
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