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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1922)
Tlir. REE: OMAHA. SAf L'RDAY. APRIL 22. 1022. ii I i m A - i Modification of Merchant Marine Measure Urged .South CuVolina Man Al Pro trrtioii fur Smaller Port ami Shipping C'ompau ic at Joint Hearing. Wellington, April 21. Modiftcv limit i( the iinmi.lfiitin merchant marine !i1 o that it would t-Hirall ufrguard the Ititrre.u of the snullrr ports and liiipiug com panies u advocated at today's if aiun o( (lie joint roiiisrrioru hw iiiK on the meaure by Matthew Hale ol Greenville, S. C, pre lidc-nt of the .Soinli Atlantic Sutvi iiiocbtion. Inm'ittinK uii the adaption of in amendment which would require per peiustiuii for live year by either the shipping board or private tonipan ic, of trad route recently e.ub Inhcd from nouili Atlantic and gulf purl, Mr. 1 late declared Hut un les kuiIi a provision n added to t lie dill, buinet men of the south mid luppcM in the ttiiddlewet who export their product! through Miuthern port in preference ' to a few congested north Atlantic porta would kviii away from "condition al" kUHrt of the administration program to a position of "cllcitive' opposition. Another witness before the senate 1 commerce and houe incrclunt mar- line committee wa Iheodore Krent, manager of the Mississippi-Warrior Jt.irgc line who urged congress to clear up the 'conlliet in authority between the Interstate Commerce commission and shipping board over inland waterway transportation. Mr. Krent aid companies operating bacge and boat lines on interior water routes would rather be .under the jurisdiction of the shipping board than subject to Interstate Commerce commission control. Morris Advertising Head Gives Tips to Omaha Grocers Charles W, Myers, advertising manager of Morris & Co., spoke be fore a group of Omaha retail groc ers at a luncheon in the Chamber of Commerce yesterday noon. Mc outlined successful sales and advertising plans used by the nation's foremost retail grovers. A feeling of security and In creased expectation of coming pros perity is abroad in the land follow ing the depression of the last two years, according to Mr. Myers. While in Omaha, Mr. Myers was the guest of C. A. Nields, local manager for Morris & Co., and . D. Buffett of the Omaha Retail Grocers as sociation. Body Company Cashier Ends ' Testimony Against Manager The trial of R. C. O'Bryan, for merly secretary and general mana ger of the Great Western Commer cial Body company, proceeded slow ly yesterday in District Judge Goss court. He is charged with conspir- ev to commit a felony by obtain- ig ohwy unacr iaise pretenses.- ... , O. J. Ilowland. formerly cashier of the concern, who testified-against O'Bryan, finished -several hours ot testimony at 3:30 yesterday after noon. ' ' i Banker Takes Death Ride to Lake Shore -i Iwl - W. T. Kenton (above). Chicago bank officii', hired a tatieab to drive him to the Lake Michigan shore, where be paid the driver and plunged in, , Try New llano No. II. tha sixth alriilana built in Omaha, waa atvan a K.H-i.nd trial fliaht Thuraday by I'llol I II. liarrioon. Brief City fit it Nl I ft for Nw Yek n r him ft aiBeM THur4ay went. j Hit Injur -LuU Artiaan, f. :j muiH k.hrnih irfl, was a, taraly mjur4 an amomulil at r.inin U4 M4on airwata itmr. 4r. Ufauwy tkve trni 1.JS0 to Mot quarta of lir vara deal re) 4 I'V V, . Itohrrr, dry" nforramcnt ffl. rr. In I ha f4ral building yetter day. Hanta Atiun Hrfcl Omaha uolue wfr rHUMd lo hold C It. Ac-tan of Norfolk, ry tha aharirf ( Colum bu. Nb., yrcerdy. JI la iharffd nn anituimfnu MoMnllea Hrk Her Adam MeMuiitn of lfatrU-, rpgt)ttrn randidaia for gnvarnor. r"k at th nafiing of tha Trunsla ilub at Mo tet I'oniantlie ytatarday. fiiirwdrp llnnl raul M. Vndar- korftir. boalm inairucior. tfesniia tha bandieap of a eork lg, waa wri tanead to five daya for r'klraa driv ing. In pollca court -atrday. To funUh Talkerb Judae It. W. rairlek announca4 In munklil court yesterday that talking In tha courtroom mut t dlaoontlnurd and that violator will b punched. ttenarralMialra lllo K. Hamilton Ie, i'hleaao'Umaha pilot, wa con ratulatadj In paraon by rotniNtfr tianeral Hubert Work, In tha rapital thla waek. La flaw from Chieaao l H:4nhiiyiuH lit a ' tint tu m ei)uit rd hh radtoplium making tii . - t j.. 7 tlM4ii4a? (1argnl Mr. :iher Aiprrxoit alaiia, Itlrd auit fur di trta aint alaa atkoviia In t'is. Irut Ju4aa swam court yealorday. ana atlrgca that ha tried to ttioka hr. awklicra l ,itifar T1a iiiUf at. rauion at I ha ftramMa ihaier dur ing thiaa daya, alarilng Tliuntday avaning. May 4. la r:ila Janm and her "gang.'' made up iuoily tf ex. aarvKg Rifn. IMi-i ltrkaira-jHix Omaha Uis- alilvd tftt-raim (if tha world war wvtv rlrtied Uvlcaaua to Ilia national i. Vftiliuu in aidti KHiM'ivo, Juna , l mealing in tha illy bail Tttur dty cvvuiiig. Idt-uiinca rtoier An dmaha roal man aaiil yeaterday that III umili licld at tha Cftttra! iol.a siaiin on a charge of autnmobiia theft. U not Karl Coal, but Karl Utnge of Lincoln, IVrnilu al Itargaltt Journeymen barbera ptat-'iiiing in imaha may oti It'n l:j permit rard at l eaib befura May t, a'cording to an an nouneemant by tha naw barber board K.frd. luster tha prlfg will b I lUrtU'lt lu HHak O. W. Hartlftl, t rner4l mi Ira manager of tha Amen can blieliig Mai-hma company of Chieaao, wilt addreaa tha timaba Ad rtiinf itellmg league tt Hotel run tenella Monday. blaier ,ka I'an'U Hurnell law. aon, now aerving lUa Imitrtaonment at Lincoln for tha murder of hia wifa in l ha oll)rwaod aparimenia here, la seeking parole, according to Information raeeived hare yeaierday. OncM'mute , Store Talk Tho western repreaenU-' tive of one of Amerleg'i . largest knit good makers waits until ha gets to Omaha to buy clothes. Ho said, "Talk about New York and Chicago store sen Ice. You folks have it all over all of them. No other store anywhere ran fit me half so well." He is a big man for sixc; who will say that he doesn't measure bg In every way. Ar. VOU KNJOVINt ' liRtATKR. NKHHAbKA KtKVIttT Kaye W'lfo bnuikea Andy J. Nifl aon. Council lllurfa. birdman, who Wo. arriaied by hia wife for wife and rlilld abandonment title wetk, baa nied a (roM-te(iilun aganiti ii. Nivlann In tha dutrit-t ourl. lie alirea exirema trueliy bt.u In wife smoked rigarei and rrluaed n allow tiiiii eisai. Mr. N-iln Cld a auit for divorce lat liecemb r, litotwtitr bia-aka Itcrf If teach, lug ta to ba aucceaaful II inuM liava public aeiiilment Ixbin4 il, "tld Miaa Charl Ormond Wiliuma. Mem. phia, Tenn,, reldent of Ilia National Kducalion lailon of Ilia I niled Hlates, Ktcklng yeaierday nHtn at a luncheon In Hotel r ontenrlle. The luncheon waa attended by principal and aiiprrvitor m ho(da. of tiuha pv.Llii Hailroud Grts Direct? I Vrrdiit in $UW).Jiiit rrdcul JuJit W'idi.Higli urdav dnfvted a md.ct in Uor of the MitMHirl laiiiic fadroad m the im.ti d4insge suit .larted by Mt t hri.ime AIU n fr the draili 4 ' ' hti.haii.l. Oda Alien, who w UUU U (niorrJ while ridillg lit an iU" .mobile at Twentieth itl "J llrlt line. April H. I'l.'l, Saturday Specials Camels, pkg 14 Carton 81.37 Tiedmonts, Spurs, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes, 20c pkg-.15 1 Fatimaa, pkg 20t Carton 81.45. Tarrj-towns, pkg 234 Carton 81.80 Naturals, 10s, 2 for 35c 20s at 33c- 111, 10s, Erglish Ovals.. 234 10c Chancellors 83.75' 10c La Patinas 83.75 . 15c 1 Paxo, box 85.85 10c Topics, 2 for. ...... 15 Box . -93.50 2 for 15c Meditations.. 83.50 $5.00 Gillette Razor ..83.75 $1.00 Gillette Razor 70 $1.00 Ever-Ready 704 $1.00 Gem 704 60c Gillette Blades .....374 I SOe Dsy Dream Face Powder at ..204 $1.23 Lilac Toilet Water. .704 COc Herpiclde 374 $1.00 Youthcraft 834 $1.50 Vogue Perfume ...704 60c Chlora Dental Tooth Pasta at 204 '33c Norwich Tooth Paste. 184 35c Palm Olive Shaving Cream at 274 1 dos. Aspirin 04 35c Milk of Magnesia. . . .234 25c Hat Brite 154 15c Colgate's Big Bath.... 04 15c Lemon Soap 94 COc La Creole Cold Cream at ....334 Any Gum, 3 pkga. for. . . .104 We are agents for all Garden Court Toilat Coods Pre8criptic:8 carefully and ac curately compounded. Let Us Serve You World-Herald Blag. BSSl 1 E i ou a oave Money By Filling Your Bins Now With UoiiMe Carbon Egg $9.50 per ton , "Less Cost- .wnup ' " . . ' ' ; Carbon Lump $10.50 per ton More Heat" Scores of Omaha homes know the fine heating qualities , of this fuel, and are doubly pleased by its genuine dollar-saving economy. i ; 1 - ; You, too will find much gratification in keeping your house economically warm. OUR THREE YARDS insure prompt delivery all over the city Updike Lumber & Goal Co. . WestYard WAlnut 0300 North Yard WA Inut 0557 East Yard DOuglas 4452 aJOHN A. SWANSON. Pres.i sWM. L 1I0UMAN. Tresa. Giving Supreme Ootkes Value And Giving It With Great Good Will $ 35 OUR duty to:our patrons calls for the tf'v.nK ol fambus Nebraska quality clothes at new lower prices. Call it "trading dollars" if you will, the fact remains that our every resource, our buying power, our prestige in the markets of the world, is at your service deliberately turned over to youthat's how we've pro duced the wonder values of 1922. Smart Sport Suits New Style Ideas Lively Colors Sport models designed by the clothes - creating brains of America. A wonderful dem onstration of this store's abil ity to produce the master styles of the hour at a price; great feature showing of new arrivals in Kuppenheimer and Society Brand sport suits, made I to sell at $45.00 and $50.00, at PLEASE SHOP. EARLY This store closes at 6 p. as. Saturdays. Finest Clothes Made to Sell at . $60 to $75 Here at- "Customized" clothes for, men who in sist upon having the finest of fine clothes made: A feature here Finest English, Scotch, Irish fabrics and the cream of America's finest suitings. Hickey-Freeman, Kuppenheimer, Society Brand, Fashion Park. The master produc tions of the tailoring geniuses of this country, ready for you without try-on annoyance. , ' ' $40 Values in1 New Spring ' Suits at- $ 25 Intense determination to give you more for your clothes money is a Greater Nebraska attribute. . -You'll see it in' these wonderfully attrac tive hand-tailored sport models, new our- . pocket ideas and a host of semi-conserva-- tive worsted ' suits in scores of pleasing , patterns; checks, overplaids, fancy mix tures. Sizes for all men, and young men. , $40 values at $25. . Gaberdines $20 You'll be more than amazed when you see what good gab erdines $20.00 buys here. Others, $25 to $35 Youths' Two-Pant Suits Extra Pants at $5 $OA Suit Sizes 31 to 36 J , Younger Young Men Student Model Clothes are here at an . remarkably low price for. such quality. Sport styles, two ; and three-button sacks, single and double-breasted. Worsted Suits 20 Every man gets suit satisfac tion here. Well-made, long wearing worsted suits $20.00. Silk Lined Chesterfields The top coat of distinguished style. Oxford fa ray Chesterfields; silk lined, at. T aW OftlAia etvin4- 4va innln (OA 0 Ef A kM c7 Two Pant Suits ' . High grade suits with extra trousers to match. Largest western showing and all from reliable makers. Lowest-in-the-city prices. , , , v . Featuring the Largest Western Showing of House of Kuppenheimer Clothes Fashion Park Clothes ' Society) Brand Clothes Hickey-Freeman Clothes Campus Togs and a host of other world famous fine clothes makers' productions 'EAGLE SHIRTS BATES STREET . MANHATTAN YORK SHIRTS Featuring the Leaders in Haberdashery VASSAR AND SUPERIOR UNDERWEAR INTERWOVEN AND HOLEPROOF HOSIERY CELEBRATED ARNOLD GLOVE-GRIP OXFORDS FOR MEN. NEW LOWER -fRICES. SVHI H01XMAN.1 I0HN B. STETSON AND MALLORY HATS CELEBRATED EDUCATOR AND ALL-AM ERICA OXFORDS FOR MEN. NEW LOWER PRICES. : CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN .