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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1922)
THE BKtl: OMAHA. TIllltoDAY. Al'KlL 13. W:. Nebraska Corn Brings Relief to Armenians More Than 160,000 Bu.lieU of Maice Donated ly ThU Stale Farmer! and Railroad Thanked. More than 1(4,000 Ini.hrU o( Nebraska corn have httn M to the Armenians, Charlei V. Viclirey. etnersl rcrriry o( tie Near Kan Relief, told the member o( the an cultural committee l the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. JU preited hi thank to the farmer who contributed this, and to the railroad who hauled it free to the ocean port. The 5.000.000 loave of bread made front this Nebraska corn, he 'd. have advertised thi food in a part of the world where it formerly veat unknown, and will open up new mar ket for the corn belt. Oiher tate nearby have become interfiled in corn criti and are inquiring about price. "The orphan who are brine fed on the charity of America, will one day be leader of their land," Mr. Virkrey aaid. "They are being made self-supporting at ft a i poi sible, although the problem of their care will continue in a defeat ing degree for several year. A tract of farm land of 1 50.000 acre has been given to relief association. The tt actor have been put into service and the older boys are being trained in modern agricultural methods. The iris are making lace and carpets, and some of their beautiful work is bring sold today in the shops on Fifth avenue. "Given 12 months of peace, the Armenian people will be self-sup-porting, with the exception .of the 100,000 orphans," Mr. Vickrey stated. "Most of them have been driven from the- district where before the war they had prospered, and the orphaned children are scattered in orphanages from Jerusalem and Sidon to Alexandropol and Constan tinople. Continued help from Amcr c ts needed, as many Armenians in isolated sections are starving to death. There are reports of can nibalism in some of the mountainous communities." Two Divorce Decrees Are Withdrawn by Divorcee Two divorcees withdrew their de crees yesterday and requested the court of domestic relations to dis miss the actions. Mrs. Anna Rushing, who was granted a divorce and property set tlement from her husband, Louts Rushing, prominent South Omaha auto dealer, had her action dis missed. Ethel Belleville also permitted her husband, Albert Belleville, to return. The divorce petition ' was f ied De cember 5 and the decree granted January 27. Young Brick Finds Mate Is Holdup Man Mrs. oeurge Kelly, Mr. George Kelly. 21, former University of Washington co-ed, learned Tuesday night that h'r hus band, whom she had fallen in love with at first sight, is a holdup man. "I ran't believe it, I loved him so." she cried. "Some of his way were strange but 1 thought it was my duty to trust my huband and not ak troublesome questions." Her husband fled Tuesday night after robbing a neighbor, Mrs. Ulti ma Lucke, of $4)U at the point of a gun. Mrs. Kelly met her husband at the first public dance she ever attended, she said. They were married a month afterward. Krighhnrs have wired to her parents for aid. The woman is pen niless. Police are searching for Kelly. Federal Agents Make Big Haul of Contraband Liquor A big haul of contraband liquor was made hy federal agent who raided the Budweiser soft drink sa loon at 701 South Sixteenth street yesterday afternoon. Jack draMam, the proprietor, and Harry Hendrick, bartender, were arrested and later released under $1,000 bond each. This liquor was confiscated: 296 auarts of home brew, seven gallons of whisky, two quarts of gin, two quarts of vermouth. . "The whisky was sold over the bar at SO cents a drink." said U. S. Rohrer, federal prohibition enforce ment officer. We Clean Oriental Rugs DRESHER BROTHERS Dytr, Clraiwrs, Hattera, Ruf Cleaner At. 034S ' 2217 Faraua Stmt a SI -Wb iiii KtUetft Corn ritkti? Ob, foody. Jm. tt wv'rt reinr KCLLOOO S aw tut; ptt.'nm m wom't irtuml Leave it to tbldddisoto pickKelloggfa CornFklteo Put a bowl of KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes and a bowl 'of imitations in front of any youngster I Then see XELLOGG'S disappear! Trytieexperimentyourselfl It'i great to know the difference fa corn flakes the 'difference between the genuine and the "jutt-aa-jgoods"! Kellogg! have a wonderful flavor that would , ' win your favor by itself but when you know that Kellogg all-the-time crispnesst Vell they just nuke . you glad! KeUogg'i are never tough or leathery or hard to eat! - Kellogg's will snap-up kiddie appe tites something wonderful! ' And, our word for it let the littlest have their All just like Daddy must have his! You'll never know how delicious corn flakes can be until you eat KELLOGG'S! You will know the KELLOGG package because it is RED and GREEN! Look for it I TOASTED CORN FLAWS 05 zzzr s r.A n Ail CORNFLAKES Mm mtktn ef KELLOGG'S UUMBUS ui KELLOGG'S MAN. ookW ui kmaalad m Safe and Successful 4T,000 assets li the Occidental's record . imr.y-.uree years. SAFE because of careful control by conservative experienced officers: because of state supervision; because of a reserve fund of 1400,000 and because ct security ia first mortgages on homes, SUCCESSFUL because our members' savings have never earned less than 6 par annum, dividends payable each January, April. July and October. DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY ABSOLUTE SECURITY GET RICH BY SAVING 1STH AND HARNEY 33 YEARS IN OMAHA IPfiTlafo Ftetula-Pay Whon Curod J L IIII VvSrSS mDi eireteai of treatment that eurea Was, Fistula aa4 athar Jjal4sV iHsaases ia a short time, wttwat a stren Mrs; leal ep- eratiaa. No Chloroform, Ether or ether ft-eaeral aaeathetia used. A care guaranteed ta every case accepted for treatment, and no money is to be paid aatl Tf- Write for hook oa Raetal Diseases, with names and testimonials of mora than l- pramiaeat people wae have baea permaaently cured. - - am. K. It, TARRY IStara Treat BMg. (Baa BMf.) Osaeae, Nob. 1 'I -HAS) m i Highway Probe to Be Reopened; Plan State Tour Complaints on Slate and County Roads Will Be Heard Friday and Saturday at Lincoln. Lincoln. April II. (Special) j he bearing oi complaint against sute ind rounlv riahway will open again Friday and will continue until Saturday mini. The first hearint doted FtbruV 22 alter all complaint ready (or the committee liad been prcenied. Upon adjournment, the committee invited all other with complaint to present them when the hearing open rn da v. April 14. .The lirnt of next week the corn mittce will atart on a week' tour of certain countie in compliance with request of county commiion cr. who wish the date and county road examined. There i another purpoe in the tour and that i to endeavor to ar rive at the coit of certain count road. With the exception of five couiliie me iirsi ncanng aiscioscg that none of the countie had kept a lawful accounting of million ipent for county and township road con struction. Effort will he nude to find tome baii to learn how much the cott of county roads ha been as compared with the cost of state roads, wnicn the lcgilature, on demand of dis satisfied taxpayers, directed the com mittee to do. Certain democratic candidates have written open letters to news- papers clurginf that the committee was to vit every county in the UW at cott of thousand of dollar, when, in reatitr. only a few coun ties will be included in the tour and majority of those vWited will be t the request of the county officer. $100 Alimony Granted Irene Johnson was tranted a di vorce and f 100 mouthy alimony from I. V. Jo uuon. pinomrtrut. by Distriit Judge fer. They have three children, (ieraldine, 16; Oar. ice, IJ. and William, 10. Mrs, John son tharged cruelty, "OMAHA MILK" IS A PERFECT OMAHA PRODUCT 1513-15 North 24th WEbater 0127 Frank L. Keraaa, Messier Rely on Cuticura To Clear Away Skin Troubles Value-dicing Store Don't Forget to be at the U. R. Rowen Co. store or rpretentel by nome member of the family Thursday, April 13 s P. M. Aa on that day and date we shall give away One Grand Rapids Refrigerator. One Garland Gas Range. One Kitchen Cabinet. On Room-Siae Congo leum Rug. Sign your ticket and get full particular at main aiale desk. It Pay to Raad Bowtn's Small Ad j Howard St.. bet. 15th aad 16tb 1 r " JimA Thnir'A d neu) confection nneu Tmx O ee cream eaaaWk , of bcttvn ice raao) and catmncl Meat' tcare-ia 1 nvie j If 5 JCE OtlAM CQMMMT Hotel Castle OMAHA When in OMAHA Stop at " HOTEL ROME piatfT paiiv raoM HOC It LAND, MAIM 11 L piafcr oailv ritoM aOta-LAND, MAtNt The Finest and Freshest Live Baby Lobsters Hotel Fontenelle Favorite Seafood Specialty Broiled alive) and genred whole with drawn butter and Julienne potatoes in both restaurants at . all hours, for 7 Be Unsurpassed for luncheon, din tier or after theater supper. Hotel pontenelle "Headquarters for Good Things to Eat" USE BEE WANT ADS-THEY BRING RESULTS ElKEDGE-KEYMQLDS flk Ptort of Specialty JXcps. .... ; Important Sale oj:. : , ; EASTERMILLINERY $10 and $12 Values Thursday at , ilf v $7.50 ?v':; i it Those who have put off buying their Easter hat until this week will find that they have been wise. ; Thursday we offer a splendid assortment of handsome hats. at a greatly reduced price. Those who have already got a new Spring "bonnet" will surely want to indulge in another when they see these at $7.50. There is a style here to suit every type In a color that will harmonic with the new Easter suit or dress. But remember to come early in the morning and make your selection while the assortment is at its best. . Tailored Sailors $1.98 A new shipment of tailored sailors in navy, brown and black have been received for Thursday's selling and they are among the best values we have been able to offer this season. Just the thing to wear with the sport clothes so popular this season. Millinary Shop Second Floor Offering for your Easter Selection a Special Group of DRESSES WE have selected from our regular stock a group of dresses and priced them at only $25,00. The variety of materials is almost unlimited and in cludes taffeta, canton crepe, tricotine and poiret twill in navy, black and several, are in brown. You are certain to find just the dress that you have in tended getting, and Thursday you can secure it for a fraction of its real value and get it m time for Easter. A splendid list of sizes up to 42. I 1 iff Dr.a. Shop Sacood Floor I Another Group of POLO COATS $15 The popularity of our $15.00 polo coats grew to such an ex-(5-. tent that another lot waa ordered and have arrived. Light . J and dark shades and herringbones are in the lot for Thursday 9 at $15. Sizes up to 44. Coat Shoo Second Floor OOO' A Sale of SMART SPORT COATS for the Girls, Misses and Little Women $15.75 3 THE swagger line in the cut of these . coats is one of their most attractive features. They are neatly tailored and mannish in style. Made of chinchilla, diagonal, homespun, tweed and polaire in shades of hague; rose, jade, reindeer, orchid, yellow stone and tan. The entire group is specially priced for Thursday at $15.75. Girla' Shop Second Floor ;" IV- 'Fragrant PERFUMES n . and ! BEAUTY PREPARATIONS . .to Delight Milady We -have fat your approval a complete line oft Three-Flower creams, powders and perfumes. Armand's creams, powders and perfumes. Djer Kiss creams, powders and perfumes. Coty's powder and perfume. Harriet Hubbard Ayer's entire line of toilet preparations. Boncilla preparations. Powder puffs in all sizes. Hair pins in gold, bronze and black, both invisible and standard. . , HAIR NETS Sonia hair nets, single mesh, 49c a dozen. Sonia hair nets, double mesh, 69c dozen. First quality hair nets, 15c, or two for 25c. Toilet Goods Shop Main Floor OOO EASTER HOSIERY . $2.95 IN all the new shades of sand, grey and nude as well as black, white, brown, navy and Russian calf. Some have pointed heels, others dropstitch . patterns, shadow stripes and plain. Many are pure silk to the top and full fashioned. - Hosiery Shop Main Floor NEW EASTER APPAREL for THE BABY OF course, the baby must be dressed up for Easter as well as mother. Here you will find every requisite at prices that are so reasonable. Infants' shirts, fine quality silk and wool, $1.25. Silk and wool straight knitted bands, 39 and 59c. Infants' cashmere hose, 39c. Dainty, absorbent bibs, 26c to 65c. Waterproof diapers, 3 pairs, $1.00, Cashmere sacques, $1.25. . Handmade organdie bonnets, $1.75. Lawn bonnets with ruffles and ribbons, 65c to $1.75. Cozy down diapers, 27x27, per dozen, $1.80. Daintv Dink crib blankets. 89c. Soft nainsook slips, 75c to $1.95. Practical little garments for the tiny tot Just learning to creep. Made of delicate pink, blue or yellow Peter Pan cloth. Dainty collars, pockets and. sashes. Ages 1 to 2 years. Priced at $1.95 each. Infanta' Shop Second Floor GREY and PATENT Another delightful new patent and grey suede combination, charming French welt soles, new Spanish heels. The bVioa which in illustrated is of patent with double strap of suede. Very attrac tive shoe; priced at $8.50 Cat a shine la the Shea Shop, Sc. Mail sniSTS promptly fills. A patent slipper for flappers is very smart with its SkA OO strap fastened with buckle. Priced special at PJJs Shorn Shop Main Floor "