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.Tariff
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iMay Take Year if
Attacks Continue
Only Two SrhnJuIci Dispos)
of in Five tek 13
More Still to De Con
lidrrril.
... f Th Anwtal4 I'..
tiruitsion, M.y 1 VN will
the senate ditpo.e of the tariff bill?
, Thu U an almost universal que,
t'on at the fipitol ami one th4t it
retnf sdH Ihrnughoul the country.
titir.r and admittedly iliey are nn
more than that run a high at five
months. It srrms fairly crrta'n that
ft ttnal vote will not be reached
under two monthi more.
finally it takes from two to three
month to put a tariff mrature
through the srrute. The preterit
bill hat bfen unrlrr consideration
for five weeki, but at yet. rs than
two schedules have been diipotrd
of and most of the big fightt, tuch
at tho.e on sugar, hidrt, wool, atrel
and lumber, are yet to come. At thlt
rate, taking into account that there
are 15 schedules exclusive of a tcore
of administrative provisions in the
bill, the time nrceoary for paage
would exceed one year.
Underwood Gives View.
Senator Underwood of Alabama.
the democratic leader, hat publicly
informed the majority that the
( I'ngth of daily sessions will make
little difference at to the ultimate date
on which the bill it voted on.
"With a bill of this magnitude in
thich a great deal it involved," taid
Senator Underwood, "it it our right
and privilege to present our view
point to the country. We are going
to let the American people know
v hat is in thit bill first and when
that is done, then if you have a ma
jority of votes to pass this bill you
can do to."
This bill probably has more
amendments than any ever before
presented to the senate. Each of the
2,087 changes made in the house
measure by the finance committee
j must be passed on and after that is
done the measure will be thrown open
to general amendments. Big fights
will follow then, as the democrats
have announced their intention of un
dertaking to have a number of them
restored to the free list.
Hat Modified Some.
Thus far, the finance committee
has not been overturned on a single
amendment but in the face of oppo
sition from the republican side, it has
modified revera of its original prop
ositions. This policy probably will
be pursued to a greater or less degree
so as to reduce the number of open
tights within the majority ranks.
While there has been no general as:
aault on the measure from the repub
lican ride, certain items have been
attacked and it has been indicated
friae ! aftaUa ur.11 .ntitimi
Now and then, during the next two
months, the senate is to get a rest
from the tariff bill, which will be
laid aside temporarily for the con
sideration of appropriation bills and
v important conference reports as they
are made ready for senate action.
Haynes Explaines Method.
Cutting off of illegal liquor at the
source, rather than the running down
of the elusive bootlegger, was de
fined today at prohibition headquar
ters as the broad policy of. dry law
enforcement being followed by Pro
hibition Commissioner Haynes.
Prohibition enforcement by cutting
down the ranks of rum sellers, it was
said, is an empty, endless task, for as
quickly as one is caught, another
takes his place, while by shutting off
the supply, the bootlegger can be
forced out of business.
Withdrawals of liquor from bonded
warehouses was the first problem
attacked under this policy, officials
said, and -with the perfection of meth
ods to prevent the counterfeiting of
withdrawal permits by the use of
special paper and writing machines
and the installation of a system of
checks on. regular permits, the leak
age of liquor .from the storehouses
has been reduced to a minimum.
Physicans and druggists now are
being surrounded with safeguards to
prevent medical liquor finding its way
ito illegal channels, i which leaves il
licit distilling and smuggling to be
reckoned with as the major prob
lems of enforcement. -
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New Paris Dance Club Is
Popular With Americans
Paris, May 27. Maurice and Leo
nora Hughes are again the sensation
of Paris and irv their new and sump
tuous Caumartin club are setting the
of the best seasons Paris has known
socially for years.' ;
As usual Maurice and Leonora
have succeeded in attracting the
"cream of the crowd." "Either a
title or a million" seems to be the
i watchword among the tables that
hedge the dancing floors, :
Mrs. Vincent Astor frequently en
tertains' there. She is looking ex
tremely well after her Riviera trip.
Samuel M. Vauclain is also seen on
; the floor as have been Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Drexel, Mr. and Mrs.
enry S. Lehr, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner, Lady
Duff-Gordon, Mrs. Edward Dyer,
Mrs. Rudolph .Spreckles and Prin
cess Christopher of Greece, to men
tion only a few prominent Americas
society leaders here.
; Buck Announces 23 Sales
in 60 Days Just Passed
D. E. Buck & Co. Saturday report
ed 23 homes sold in the last 60 days,
totaling $108,872. 1
D. E. Buck says the demand for
"properly priced" homes is larger
than. the supply. Mr. Buck said the
multiple listing system of selling real
estate will aid both buyers and sellers.
IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO.
31st anal SpaaMing Streets
Copirrlaht, l:t. I No. !. I
r
1000-B .
By Adam & K.IIy Co.
Real Estate Sales
North Bid. .
R. H. K.ps.r to O. B. Poudnt. Pantos
ir.t. brtw.rn Twcniy-tevanth and
Twnty..hth. SI.SSO. '
Julia B.nbow to J. F. Soup, J570 Evtni
Irrrt, In. 600.
I. D. Putn.m to R. D. Clark, 3S14 Cald
wrll atre.t, St.ooo.
Annlo U Wohirord to E. C, P.atline.
rnrthw.t corner Twnty-elshth and
Munder.on atrr.ta, $4,67.
Ik Koiilan to Jako Kaplan, liOt North
Elrhtrenth trt. S.00.
Anna McGuckln to V. J. Cronln, 2044
Fowl.r avftnup, $5,000.
Fannin O. Voasa to W. K. K.ll.y, 259
Evana tr.t. 15.500.
Frank Roharek to Joa.ph Spavak.
anuthweat corner Twentieth and Lake
atrrcte. 120.000.
J. n. Hamilton to F. N. Davis, 5423
Emmpt atrent, $5,000.
U. F. Jonea to Sadie Blumenthal, north
west corner Sherman avenue and Emmet
treer, $6,000.
. C. Flack to li. I,. Carey, 5301 North
Thirty-third avenue. $4,750.
Oarar Olaon to deorge Rosa, 642$ North
Twenty-fourih atreet. $tt.800.
D. E. Buck to V. N. Bunce, 411 North
Nlnoteenth atreet, $5,500.
C. E. Tabor to 8usan C. Gay, 1434 Wil
li! avenue, $4,300.
Arthur Theodore to W, E. Barry, S411
Taylor atreet, $4,000.
TV W. Haien to Raymond McCabt, 3431
Uary atreet. $7,000.
- Maurice Brown to Anna M. Haffer, S324
Boyd atreet, $8,250.
' Northweat. ' ,
O. C. Flack to H. C. Smiley, Blnney
atreet, between Forty-eighth and Forty
ninth atreet.. $4,100.
H. J. Cooper to J. C. Pollock, Military
avenue, between Forty-seventh and Forty
ciglilh, $11,376.
I H. Davis to Ideal Cement Stone com
pany, Cretshton boulevard. between
Hpauldlne and ilanfler.on streets, $4,800,
Dundee.
L. L. Rotter to Edith M. La nr. t02J
Burt street, $7,000. r
Floyd Van Valin to M. M. Soula. 110
South Flft -second -avsnue. $13,000.
R. B. Carney to H. O. Holmes, north
east comer Fifty-first and Underwood
avenue, $12,250.
TV. F. Nobis to H. O. Shedd, C013 Iiard
atreet, $8,310.
M. A. Pease to R. B. Carney, 4S15
Underwood avenue, $7,000.
George Brothera to Sadla L. Monaky,
northeast corner Fltty-aecond and Chicago
treeta, $5,000. ,
Central.
Matl Kick to Wllhelmina McCormlck,
2$4t California atrtet, $10,000.
Pearl Shelly to Banker. Reaerv Lire
company, 208 South Nineteenth street,
$40,000. .
,t South Omaha.
Louanna Smith to Allen Jone, S438
South Twenty-fourth, $6,000.
Grant Wheeler to Maude E. Smith,
aouthcaat corner Twentieth and F atreet.,
55'5M-. .: - '
" Valentin J. Peter to Clara W. Clifton,
2T15 South Twentieth atreet, $M0O.
C. W. Setterqulat to Carrie Camero.
1615 South Twenty-aeventh atreet, $5,100.
H. A. Chrlat.naen to R. L. Dunn,. 1(15
South Twenty-elshth street, $6.60.
Joseph Chleborad to Concetta Todaro,
1447 South Twelfth street. $4,200,
West Leavenworth.
O. H. Winn to Almlda J. Setterqulat,
4215 Marcy atreet, $t,000.. -
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Also Stops All Itching of Eczema
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left leg for on year. I began to ua
Peterion'. Ointment three weeka ago nd
now it ia healed." A. C. Gilbrath, 70S
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I'd rather get a letter like that, saya
Peterson of Buffalo, than have John D.
Rockefeller give in) a thouaand dollars. It
doea me a lot of good to be able to be of
use to my fellow man.
For year I have been aelllng through
druggists a large box of PETERSON'S
OINTMENT for SI cent. The healing
power in this ointment i marvelous. E
aema goes in a few day. Old sore, heal
up like magic: pile that other remedies
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conquered. ,
It stop chafing tn five minute and for
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Mail order filled by Peterson Ointment
Co., Ine, Buffalo. N. T. For sale by Sher
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Flower Vases, Boxes,
Bird Baths, Lawn Seats
Made in Gray and Granite
Concrete -Will
beautify your home.
Also suitable for memorials.
Ken. 0456
.
Homes of Comfort
- cifiA..'".
In planning the four-room home,
only the t trie test economy it per
missible. The tixe mutt be kept at
a minimum, and every inch of apace
utilised to give the necessary con
venience and comfort bach of the
two detlgni shown here provides a
convenient grade entrance, cellar
stairs, a cool place for the refriger
ator, cabinets, work bench, sink and
range in the kitchen, a fiine bath
room, nice closets and well propor
tioned rooms.
Design 1000-B offers regular din
ing room. Having one large bed
room, a bed-davenport in the living
room may be relied on for emergen
cies. '
Design 1000-C provides two well
ventilated, light bedrooms, with bath
and clotets between. When enter
taining, meala may be terved in the
living room. . Otherwise, nothing
could be more cozy than a meal in
the roomy breakfast alcove.
These four-room homes are
August Llnman to Margaret S. Blanch
ard. 4304 .Mayberry avenue, $7,500.
Charles Horn to Blanch B. Winn, 4J1T
Marcy atreet, $5,760.
Denaon.
I.o- Coppersmith to C. TV. Butcher,
$.132 North Fifty-ninth street, $5,000.
Cathedral.
Achash R. Mllee to W. A. Zlmmer,
TVakeley atreet, between Forty-thlrd and
Forty-fourth atreet. $4,600,
H. J. Orove to Alice N. Iwl, Forty
first and Chicago streets, $7,600. .
Field Club.
Herman Relief to Islay M. Heagey,
31.36 Walnut atreet,. $1,660.
J. T. Almen to O. J. Wurdeman, $113
South Thlrty-coid avenue, $5,000.
Bern) Park.
Catherine R. Doran to E. A. Bvrne, 1014
North Thirty-second atreet, $4,000.
S. H. Ackerman to A. J. Hamaail!, $521
Franklin street, $5,000.
James Montgomery to Harvey untlng
ton. 3416V Burt atreet. $4.200..
Coat Makers Lease Space
From Wead in Standard
A portion of the second floor of
the Standard block on Farnam street,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth,
has been leased to the Theodore
Shaffer company, makers of high
grade- coats.
All of this space, formerly occu
pied by the Standard Oil Company
of Nebraska, is now being divided
tip into small units by F. D. Wead,
who controls the building.
of any manufactured article exists by
reason of the quality or dependability of
that article.
Howard Furnaces
are manufactured in Omaha and bear the
stamp of approval of thousands of users.
Howard Furnaces
give more heat, burn less fuel and last
longer.
Sold and Installed in Omaha
Direct From Factory
CALL RALSTON 52
Howard Stove & Furnace Go.
... Ralatoa, Neb. ,
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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1922.
v - Viv '.-
1000-C
planned to include conveniences de
sired even in arriill houses.
Complete working drawings for
Homes of Comfort may be obtained
from Adams & Kelly company,
Omaha.
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Chronic Invalidism, Exhaustion, and the
Debility of Old Age
Th mere faet that radium eansht In
laugar of milk rcduett and stop pain I
lenoush to eau th world of alek men and
womtn to ait np and tak notie. Radium
,1s net a drne. It ia not an extract, it I
n lmnt lik oxyfen.
I It mar b th very basi of iron. It nay
Incorporate all th valoa of photphorns in
a ircdleal sns, it mar h that which wt'r
lad to baliav it th source of vitamin, it
may b th very essence of th energy
which auatain life. Whatever it i in a
(cientlfl sense, it 1 doing thins In a
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It I now put np In tablet form under
the nam of Nuradium and twenty tablet
taken dally for a period of Ten days
rive th eyatem It initial radium eatur.
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Standard Place
Ready to Market
Wott Company to Put New
Addition, Containing 205
Lotf on Sale.
Standard I'la.e, an addition in the
Field tlub district, being developed
by the H. A. Wolf company, will be
put on the market, probably neat
Saturday noon, the Wolf company
has decided.
Public improvements are now go
ing in on thit addition, which consists
of 205 lots between I'acidc street and
Wonlworth avenue, from Forty-fifth
to Forty-eighth streets, lying just
weat of the Fi'ld club.
Machinery has now been acni'
bled at Forty-eighth and Lnven
worth streets for paving Forty
eighth street from Leavenworth
street south. '
Other improvements will be install
ed as rapidly at contractors can get
at the work. ,
Building contractors will begin
construction of new houses in the
district this week. Rain lat week
prevented the construction from
starting.
American Bank Building
Put on Market by Receiver
The southwest corner of Nine
teenth and Farnam streets, owned
by the American Rank Building
company, purchased two years ago
by that concern, has been placed on
the market by the receiver for the
building company. A letter from
the receiver to F. D. Wead author
izes the sale of the property for
$375,000. with $55,000 cash required.
R. B. Howell Home Leased
to Earl Burket for $30,000
The R. B. Howell home at 3405
Farnam street has been leased to
Earl Burket cui a long-term leas;
for a total rental of approximately
$30,000. ' The lease, which was made
by Willard Slabaugh, realtor, was
taken for H. K. Burket & Son. un
dertakers, who will occupy the place
as a funeral home after September 1
Kenneth Reed Advancei.
Kenneth Reed, real estate sales
man for Hastings & Heyden since
the close of the war. bas been elect
ed secretary of the company and
will take' over some of the duties
formerly exercised by E. T. Hay
den, who is now living in California.
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th most gratifying nature. Extreme
physical freshness and ineraaacd bodily ac
tivity ia pronounced. As th treatment I
continued, a healthy glandular functioning
is set up, thus rejuvenating th prema
turely failing body.
, This remarkable substance Is put up In
vial of 210 Nuradium tableta and is now
bring old by leading druggists at tl.tt
per vial. ,
If you are not now nting Nuradium, bet
ter get a vial today. It ia certainly a
wonder. ' Ton will find it on al by lead
ing druggists and Boston Drug Co.. Green's
Pharmacy, Maine Drug Co. and Bherman
a MaConnalL
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South Omaha Stern 4707 Sonth 24th Straet
Cousell Bluffs Store 3341 W. Broadwayt 502 E. Broaslway,
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Your New Home
Let us refer you to such parties.
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Ex-Superviior of Speech
Correction Vi.iu Omaha
Mrs, Sarah Jlxorth Barber, lit
ear speech correction super uor ia
the Omaha public school, who has
been on I'm of absence for a r,
due to illneii, will stop in Omaha
neat Wednridiy. Thursday and Fri
day enroute from t van nan, III, to
Salt Lake City, where she will be
instructor for the summer on wh
correction in the University of Utah,
White in Omaha the will visit most
of her speech cues of last year in the
schools. Her addres will be in the
board of eduration office in the City
hall or the Hotel Keen.
Buiineu Protpecta Bright,
View of Pioneer Omahan
Business propectt are better now
than at any time in the last Uo
ears, in the opinion of E. U. Gauge
stad, pioneer Omaha business brok
er, who bases this view not only en
his own butineis, but also upon the
demands from persryit who wsnt to
uan
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Fir Brick .
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Flat Paint, par (alien
Good Varnish, per gallon
.Varnish Stain, per quart
CENTRAL GLASS
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"When shoe link, (ery
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I tie tripled in the Ut three iiimnlis
H the iiui'it i' ataitablc
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1h K, (.!. rungettad & Son
company recently lu add'4 a iol
ettate tleiunment, Hr(ialuing in
hmnes. J, W. t oniiraiy, V. M
(,rve. and K. W. Wiiueitun have
oined their re of lrnen.
Good Drnund for IU in
Rluffa Reported at Sale
Despite unfavorable weather loiuli.
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a good ilrioand for l-t in the iieii
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to fount it BlulU. I bi addition ia
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stored vital nervou merer to the tlorl
ous vigor ef th day of youth, try Korea,
in th privacy of your own horn. Gratifying-
result are known, usually in a few
days, - i
Korex Compound (In tablet form) Is the
result of many years of scientific research.
It contain no harmful drug or opiate.
It acts naturally to rebuild th vital
force in man or woman, to revive the
power of youthful vigor and' stamina.
More widely acclaimed than Gland Treat
ment or bark and animal extracta. It
haa a powerful action in strengthening and
renewing nerve tissues, and to overcome
the handicap of physical weakness, result
ing from breaking neture'a law.
Korex I distributed and guaranteed
only by the Melton Laboratories,. Dept.
141, Massachusetts Bldg.. Kans CHy,
Mo. A full treatment of thia. wonder
vitallxer aent prepaid for only S2'flO. Or.
if more convenient, send no money; pay
th postman ti.00 and a few cents post
age when it arrives. The laboratories
guarantee to return your money promptly
If. result are not entirely satisfactory
Cut or tear out thit ad bow, and an4 or
der today. , .. ...
Teach Children To Use
Cisbcnra Soap
Because it le best for their tender
aklna. Helo It now and then with
touches of Cuticura Ointment applied
to first eigne of redness or rouf h-
rates. v,uticnra Taicam is also excel.
lent for children.
Sank See Pna Vv alafl.
. pi, aiaiaai ti,au)." gsia mrr
wh.m. Soap tie. Ointment a and te. Talcum Sfc.
"Cotie
i Soap saavaa wtthowt eng.
PROSTATE GLAND.
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
The three organs are re
sponsible . for more mlaery
among men than all ether
combined. Pain in back,
tired (Mllng, getting np et
night, premature aga, less
ened vitality, are aom ef the
reeulte ef these trouble. W
believe we have the beet
treatment known to quickly t
correct thjma iHm.i(.
Cost nothing unless It
doe th work, Sead aflata
BOX 293-1,
NASHVILLE, TElfK