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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Alliance Having
Systematic Clean-Up

ALLIANCE, Neb., April 10. (apeeiait e.
Acting w accordance with the proclanta
ton II Governor Moorhead, declaring
this week 10 be "clcan up week for the
state ~ Nebraska Joint meeting u
members ~ the womfn's club, Com
mefci9l club volunteer fire department
md BOY scoBts gaa held IN tho city -.
Arrangements were made for . canpa
Of the city by committee ~ Roy Beouts
headed by member of The Commercial
club or fire department, notes 10 W. ~ g d
Of spots 10 be cleaned M o. flaeef u
order AMI q report made 70 the secretary
~ tho Commercial club. who viii notify
tho owners or residents of such pac3a
that They must be- attended 10 before We
erd Of the week.. on their trip of lnyesl
cation saturday afternoon they we're Nc
componied BY . drum corps ana Boy
fcouts, carrying banners calling attention
70 Glenn up' f0f neat week, THO street
and alley department Of the cry will BE-
out with an increased force The eutirs
week 70 assist IN the work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Nebraska
Wife of Deputy
Sheriff Prevents
Jail Delivery

BEATRICE, Ncb.. Apfli ~ Special
Mrs A. y. White vito of Deputy fhef
lff White frustrated an attempt N tic
prisoners at the county ien 10 escape laA
evening They had almost suoccrded o.
removing large stone 10 tlc norttaeH
wall Of the ISL by tir nae ~ bHsR
sprlnF, and The efoy,rc whore tie mos
tar bad been remofed WIS oiled wI
soHp. Sheriff Acton Has notified Hfd
placed u guard on duty for thc remanl
Of he night
HherIff Acton ma County Auorus
Aessniore received telephone call
from odeil iHt1 satirdAR uiRhi Hafus
that somc Of the wotr ard drgs lad earna
together In fatic ourouBtof. and ri
result n number Of tic pafuc,paHts had
been pretty badly used up 'riie towH
vas voted dtF last Tuesday, and since
that time there has becH 90 feeling be-.
tacon some N the residents N INST town.
Jofh0a Dixon, hH Old resident ~ lieats
rlee. died here yesterday. ased "a years.
lie is survived IS widow, one son and
two dapFhtfrs.
Mrs, Louife toons NJ South Beatrice
Gied suddenly saturday ~ heart trouble
The declared Was ~ years ~ age and
leaves no family except her husband.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
- :. l-L...ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Face Peeiing Habit
Becoming Fashionable

Women Of fashion and refinement IN
this country as in Europe seem 10 have
been acquiring the mercollzed wax habit
depending less and loss upon cosmetics
for their complexion difficulties II does
seem n lot kBncf ~ just peel or thn worm
out skin when II loses ~ youthful color
ana appearance now that this can De
done 50 easily, safely, palnlessly ana ceo-
DonicallY There no trouble getting mar
e0llzed wax at any drug store ian ounce
viii dol. since its virtues have become
generally known here, and there's no
trouble using II just ~ you use cold
cream, applying ~ night, washing II or
next morning. The wax takes OF the
1id scarf skin, IN tiny flakes, littie eaep
day The new uHdcr-skin which gradu-
ally appears, IA YelVcty soft and beauti-
fully white, rndlant with gifliHh lowell.
ness. Any surface trouble Ike pimDles.
red or yellow patches, frcekeg. etr., van.
isheg ~ course with The discarded cuticle
u has also become the fashion when
wrinkles begin 70 appear. 10 battle lie
face once day for while IN harmless
solution made by dissolvinR an ounce Or
powdered aaxoite ~ a half pint Of witch
hazel. This IL remarkably effective IN
eraslng tho hateful lines.-Advertlsement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Nolea from srrnrnAe.

SYRACUSE, Neha April 10 Especial. D.
The golden wedding anniversary ~ Mr..
and Mrs william Dunn, pioneer resi-
dents Of this county who were married
here Apfll j. 1885, was celebrated seturs
day, TheY kept open house from oelock
in the Afternoon till 2 o'clock IN the even
ms and received their friends Ia large
numbers The Syracuse Womaha club.
~ which Mrs Dunn has been an active
member and NJ which she Ia q paat nffEi.
dent, called Ia a body In the afternoon
a. did The ladies II the noheksh lodge
The syracuse Wnmhns club ia makine
great preparations 20 entertain tbp AM.
nnAl convention 81 che flral district M
the Federation ~ Namans eluhs. which
% to meet ttfs ArHi % and g. and
an elaborate program has been prepared
Mrs dHalhtf Macs tlsd "A her HONS
mar uuFt Friday sfsnink rAleuAg a
tsEs NJ pneumonia and nepfirt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
says an Inside bath, before break
fast helps ua look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and tlYnfioua merry bright,
8icrl.aa good clear skin and natural,
ROSY healthy complexion arc assr-~
only bY pure blood " only every man
md woman could be induced ta adopt
the morning inside bath what graft.
fIng ehanra would tako place. Instead
~ ihc Thousands of sickly, anaemic.iooh.
Ink men women and Rlrls. With pssty or
muddy compilations. instead Of the multi.
iudos N nerve wrecks "fpndowns,"
brain faFao and possinista we should
rec yirile. optimistic throng ~ rosy-
Checked people everywhere
An Inside bath IL had by drinking each
morning. before breakfast, glass Of
real hot water with toaAroonfm ~
limestone phosphate III Il 10 wash from
The stomach liver kidneys ana tep yards
~ bowels The pretiona days lndgestibe
waste aour Concentrations and polsona
titus cleansing, sweefehina ana freshens
ipE The entire ailmentary canal before
putting more food into tic stomach
Those subject 70 sick headache, bilious
ness. nasty breath. rheumatism. colds
md particularly th1He who have pailid,
saiiow complexion and who arc consti.
paied very often, are urged 70 obtain a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate at
the drug store which will cost but a
triflc. but IL sufficient 70 demonstrate
the quiek and remarkable change In both
health and appearance, awaiting those
who practice Internal sanitation. We
must remember that inside cleanliness
IL more important than outside. because
tho skin does not absorb impurities 10
contamlnate the blood while the pores
IN the thirty feet Of bowels do.--Adyer.
tDemsnt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
TWO WEST POINT PIONEERS
DIE; ILL BUT SHORT TIME

WEST POINT, Seb., April i0~fapccial
Tolcgrnm1e Charles 1olhef. r., died
carly this morning nj the f0p1ly home a.
Montery, Of pneumonia. after few days
illness He ieayes widow and largo
family Of grown children MI Melater
wns ~ yearr ~ age mad came here when
n boy. 10 Bas the largest land owner
In Cunning county. owning l|fo acres u
tho best l1Bd IN the county. besides a
number Of farms throughout The state,
lie was one N The best known pioneer
citizens Of tho Eikhorn valley.
Mrs. Roaa KaMk. nm old resident Of the
city and widow? died very suddenly ~
her home late Sunday night Heart dls-
ease II supposed 10 have cansed her
death. slie leaves two daughters rsdlng
here. Mrs. K0sik was native Of Bohemia
and lived here for over thirty years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
BODY OF WEST POINT MAN
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT

WEST POINT. Mob, April 10 Special
Telegram The body Of Leonard Mal
chow, water commissioner OF the olty
and custodian OF the city auditorium.
was found late this afternoon In me
hafement Of the building with us throat
cut. No facts arc available as TO tho
exact cause Of death. Mr. Malcbow was
native ~ the city " yenrs old and a
popular business man,
lie leaves two children and lis widow
lie was brother Of Flank j 4Rlehaw.
prominent ahatraetcr. and comes 81 q
very old and highly respected family
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

charge Of the prosecution Of Howard
Chinn, young negro who was arrested
IN n charge ~ breaking and entering.
My official wife. Vitagraph repro
duciiOn Of great merit, viii be shown
this evening ri the BeBAo theater. Man.
agcr George Atkins Is taking great pride
IN displaying his newly Invented eye
comfort picture screen.
q RI IN A NJ E Il DEMONHTR ALTON 3.
Come IN and learn 20 grain. Factory cx-
port will be AZ kontakY-Pavllk CO. Mon
day and Tucsdny
HINTS FOR CLEANUP WEEK-Ws J.
raI cleaner cans Tor ~. We a.
pain Ing md paporhanging Garden fcs ",
2 pltRs. f0f ~ lf0utaky Payilk %. Phone
South 81, NO deliver
Tine Ladies' Ald society Of tic Wheeler
Memorial Presbyterian church viii be
entertained wednesday afternoon a. The
church ~ Twenty-ihird and streets Nv
Nrs. w. q, Davis and q r. Beavers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
NAME OF MAN NOW DEAD
ON BALLOT IN Cunning

LINCOLN. Ncb.. April -(speeisLJ
Whether a dead man may ran for office
on the democratic ticket has been put
up 10 Secretary 81 State Charles Pool IN
n case from Cunning county. whore The
present county treasurer w. A. MELON
aid. has died since the time ezpired for
withdrawal Of names from the primary
ballot.
There was no opposition 10 tie fcnoml.
nation Of Mr.. Mcdonald FOR second
term, and 20 II Ia up 10 the people up
there 70 write IN sufficient names to
make a total greater than the number
Of votes cast for the dead treasurer, a..
eording to the secretary Of state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SEWARD SUNDAY SCHOOL
AWARDS EIGHT DIPLOMAS

SEWARD Neb,. April 10. Especially
After pursuing the first standard teacher
training class offered by the denomina
ton and passing five examinations, eight
persons we're awarded diplomas sunday
morning st the Presbyterian church n
was special service presided over bs
the pastor. Rev O. M, Bohrbaugb Thu
representative for the synod Of Nebraska
Rev. Rsipb Houseman Of Omaha, made
the address and presented the diplomas
The graduates we're; Mrs. r.. r. Man.
and teacher Of the class. snd the Misse'
Eleanor II. Atkins. Emma *. Beck. ella
N. Beck, J. Olive Berry, Gertrude q
Miller l.. Gladys Hohrbaugh and Flor
enee ". Taylor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

~ nfefts and will &c. pfes6nlol with a
large prosrHm
Humors src Denied.
Rumors circulated about the 80 NJ slio
IN Friday and saturday that the local
tsckers were lnying or men because Of
the proposed government Investigation
into The packing industry were stoutly
dfnied by local general managers and
suparntcndouts yesterday Probably not
more Than sixty men were laid or IN
ul. last trn days Of thc week and thase
m5 temporarily their discharge baut
due to tho extreme dom season IN h9g
and cattle hiiling divisions
High prices. both for range and
sIaughiorcd Two stock have produced a
nov status N affairs in the entire paet
leg industry Ia South Side II "a e&pratei
lint mia regime wiz maulaln mr In
Voluntarily thfou no tie fnt1c mmmf
New Movie Curtain.
Manager George Aihna ~ t1o lafal
Besaa thcalcr has assumed tho role n
inventor a gigantic curtain, madc en-
tifely of concrete Hnd plarfnr mluufe.
has bsen constructed under his direction
and Installed IN the local HhoWh9uFe
Tlc upw curtain ~ sWung a. such an
angle thaf tho light rays tfom ihc phi
iufa machine are eaFi upward 81 % GlaBt
nbeVe The leyel Of tho audience
Church People tsussfs.
Officials NJ tie Highland and CoBifa
ulrrdnomlnaiiouhl churches md thclf
wives wore entertained by Res apd Ntfa
II Is r. Cornish NJ thelr residence. tiM
so1th Twenty saeegnd street Friday even
lna About thirty five guests were pres
cnt
gbe hostess served delicious rcfreaii
mcnta IN dining room arilsurally dec
GRATED and lighted By shaded candies aud
old Italian lamps
party for Mfss stein.
A birthday party was given llulhie
StoiH % her home. fforty-eiRitih avenue
aud " street Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Cora Stein, aunt ~ the entertained ~
ranged The party IN honor ~ nuthle's
eeeond birthday. The little child recently
Won ihn prize for being the smallest baby
Tor her age 10 a contest Of seventy five
babies hold at tie West Side lntorde
namlnational church ElRht guests were
present and luncheon was served A. I
O'clock Many presents were received.
Purse ~ sf0leg.
4 purse containing t35 10 cash and seven
small diamond rings rot with small chil
diamonds valued ~ $50 Was either lost
~ stolen ~ tho Lost Chance saloon ~
Iiaiifoad avenue ana Polk street Friday
night Tho purse W8s the property u
Mrs Margaret May, 1893 DfeScl street
Ahe WIS accompanied III The saloon Ny
her daughter, Annie May Day The lat
tor suspected n certain young man Who
WIS IN The saloon ht tho time Of steal
ms Tho purse and has given The police
IN accurate description ~ the g0uth,
Magic fIfy Gossip.
Office Bpaee for rent n Bee office, sils
n street. Terms reasonable. VOL known
location Tel South n.
eafn kiinbali YOUNG AppfHfa with E8ria
Williams ~ tha Bnaac today ~ n fiy0.act
NitaRraph rim entitled, My official
wife" decided acpgati0n IT. pictures.
Juvenile officer Miller WAS at ths
South SIDE station this morning 10 take
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
BOSTON is READY
FOR SPRING DRIVE
preparedness" Plans Com
pleted Through Prompt Ac.
tion to Insure Safety.
Direct Methods Win Battle

"Prsparsdnoss" Is no idle word with
y, W. Boston, decorator liYlng ~ The
Elm Hotel, Omaha.
According 10 Mr., Bostous statement
he found himself facing his very busiest
season IN a condition Of nervousness
To uas Mr. Bostons own phrase, #
could hardly stick 10 ladder'
"Taniae hiss made me feel Ike pea
man, however, and I feel Ike doing
somethinE now" Mr. Boston continued,
IN telling how he has adequately prepared
himself 10 do more and better work than
ever before,
Il had weak stomach, hr, Boston
explained u wns III run down. ! had
no appetite ! Was losing weight and
losing strength every day sly sleep wns
always troubled After eating would
have focling n flllncss IN my stomach.
hsanbgrn ana soreneFs ! suffered from
indigestion
MY Kidneys aud liycf bothered me ]
hsd pains In the small ~ nay back, ana
my color was sallnW. Nervous and dlzzy
spells, aud headaehos distressed me. A
times 1 could hardly stick 10 n iaddef-in
fact. took 10 my bed ~ times.
Well, Ind heatd ~ much about Tan
lao that decided 10 take II. and II mad8
mo feel iiko a new man since ! took the
first bottle, can now 40 about my work
without that suffering,
"Tahlac has surely put me on my feet
J feel Ike doing something now can
DO more work thaD ever before. Tsnae
II fine Spring medicine"
Tanlae ~ being specially introduced In
Omaha NJ the sherman 4 Mcconnell drug
store, Sixteenth and Dodge streets
Tanlhe may be obtained III Benson ~
me Schiller ileattle Drug store, gpring
field, II Fiegebbaum; Weeping Water
Meyef Drug Co, Nebraska city, Henry
Aehwnke a Co.j Auburn, II, n. Dort;
Ashland, H. H. Cone; MaImo, r. o..
Fitch Fremont. Brown Frederlckson
Drug store; Oakland, NJ o. Harding r.
son; GARRISON, u. n. Koza. Columbus,
Purity Drug store, Monroe, mrs phars
macy Madison, H. r. Blrris. Nlekerson,
Young q MuTie; Fullerton, Griffin Bros.
Brokw Bow, r. n, Loo. Unadllls, Frank
a, Lincoln. Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Nebraska
EXAMINE BRAIN OF
HORSE FOR RABIES
ST. Paul Resident Anxious to Ascer.
tain Whether Bite Of Animal
Was Dangerous.
SCHOOL MEN ARE EVER ACTIVE
lrrom u slafI ll5rtetnondenll

- lHlh " FAAtA e WlItHNbliNt MI
LINCOLN, April lf.-f pc ial. IA.
sisiant state Veto marlin Mc.l ~ todtt
received the train of horse fomft
owned by ~ iSilzsfso ~, riult wdic h
ta1 bitten Mta. kilscr and Tor fear m
rabies had boeb Killed
= short lime HEo q aecr Whl # had
ccn itlon y y rad te. ctJb Il tnb ga
ana nfter biting man ami vi boy was
Killed The Two victims we're NJ 10
ltansas titf for treatment AID hnfo re
TUNED bur 6h IL takes from three Wceta
10 d year for tho dlsnnse 10 defel y " n,
not hu0HH how etonssft thr treatment
m1y haFe been. Mrs Killer "a now on
b'r why 10 caleago for n dar Urea mon.
md n g rain ~ tae horar FHs fofsafdcI
stcay rs ~ McGiun 10 lt s,bilz NJ
." pnitnmiI h6ol ~ mod inc ~
.mnna f1f dipgror
Examination ~ DO1d..
bcRGfs Robinson aad TDiiess. ospo
srconntants. arc maEinQ tie urtnl g..
amt n'itn Of re ~ ds NJ tto q tree
iTef VI tie request of bond comr1nls 10
aRcertain If oyofythiBT u within the law
n0nTd MEETING ~ pera,
Dtate superintendent r omas ana 8istf
Treasurer Hall went 10 penu today b ~.
Il nd n n eetlnE " tie riats Nofm b00 e.
feed Keeps IN Harness,
Assistant State superintendent A. "
Tec1 went 70 SCOTS Buff county todaY
where he viii teko ~ Tie COM oldation n
districts and rIfal school inspection. on
bis Nay b6ck he VIII stop o. cozefd anf
look up proposition there towafd con-
solidBtion Of Districts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Saunders Elected
Mayor Of Beatrice

BEATRICE. Sob., Ann 10 Especial
Telegrgm The old city commissioners
closed their affairs hero this afternoon
and the noN commissioners convened
j. r, Fbundofs WINS elected mayor u.
~ itegnoda, treasurer and J u Field
head Of public property TIE retiring
mayor ]. W, Mayer. addressed the mo
ins ana stated That bo hoped the now
bnard would curry out Tie policy In
nugurated w The old commissioners three
eara ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Nebraska
Yeggs Enter House,
Blow Saloon Safe
and Make Escape

COLI Mbtts Aeb,. April 70. tspeciql
fclogram) The home On George ~
Bender at Cofnlea was robbed carly this
"a fiins nnd tls) IN money taken With
cW d slmbing the family Tho aafc IN
ate Bfehtrls saloon was blown open
nj 40 taken between The hours ~ ! and
n lbr morning
lnie kruso. telephone operator heard
The explosion and notified officers and
citizen. a poyps was organized ami "a
nos IN pursuit The thieves left toward
Aorfolk in m automobile. supp1rcIly
thcrs nrf three in tito party. sheriff
Burke vent from horo At 8 ofloch tbiB
morning and N rot on Tho trait
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
LA TOILETTE NOW HAS
FIFTEEN DELEGATES

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. April i0.=Tho list
~ Ia Toilette delegates 10 the republican
national convention was increased today
when tie offlcIoi count ~ The Second dis.
trIct showed that both la Toilette dele
galeR we're elected instead Of one. Pre-
ylous reports Indicated Tho Second dls-
trict was split The latest figures now
g,og that In Fotiotto VIII have fifteen
delegates from Wisconsin and Governor
ph'liBD eleven
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
YORK GAS COMPANY BUYS
ARTIFICIAL ICE PLANT

YORK, April t0-fspcclal)-T Crys-
tai Ice company lcorporated, with a cap
ital stock Of tis2iO. was purchased Fat
urday by tho York Gas and Electric COM
paDy. The Ice plant IL located near the
night plant. Tho new directors are 9.
n. Beaver. president w IT, Abbott. ON
aha. Vice president Charles pfeffer, Sec
Rotary treasurer; J. D. Harvey. manager.
J, ~, Bell. r. g. Wright and b. A. Ward.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Heals Skin Diseases

NJ il unnecessary Cor you 70 suffer with
tessma, rinEworm, reshes and similar
fstn troubles A little Eemn, gotten At
eng drus store for gse. OF 800 fof extra
iarEe bottle and promptly applied will
Usually siNe instant felinf from itching
torture n elfaHsss and aaalhes the skin
end heals quickly and effectively maal
tkin disease
1sma 10 wandegfal distrpsAFiNE liquid
ami doea nul smart Tho NEST dellfats akin
NJ il nnt Krtaa IL eAslF trtiltd aaa
fosts little dst d ladag and save I'll
lsfthtf distress
Nfma FieFfiaHH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
DEATH RECORD

Nyr1H q. Randall
kTFittAl Seb.i April i0.@fspeclal -
MYroH q. Randall, WHO died 1T his home
northwest Of Stella after Staggering III
nesa with The grip. was buried IN tho
Howe cemetery this afternoon. Mr..
randall was q pioneer ~ southeastern
Nebraska and was one of the well.to.do
and influential men Of hia nelRhborhood,
He IL survived BY several children
George Randall Of Stella Ia nephew.
y. T.. Mitchell.
YORK, Sch. April iG--tspeciai.I-s L.
Mitchell died NJ The homo of his son,
iiig iowa avenue, Saturday afternoon
he was ~ years old and came 20 York
county taenty.slx years ago. fIs IL sur
lived by two Sons. Ernest ~ York and
Dr. willard Of Lincoln. Funeral serV-
tees we're held Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Edna warren.
Mrs. Edna Warren. ssed II years, VIC
of nay Warren. 1853 Fort street. died
sunday Of ioeal hospital Funeral
services viii bc held from The Cole
Mckay chapel TgesdSy afternoon NJ 3
O'Clock with inlermont In Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Marietta Rash,
Henrietta Rash ssfnonth old daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs. IT, y. Rash, 900 North
Twenty-n nth street, died Sunday. Fu~
neral serviees were held yesterday
nt 2a0 from cole-McKay chapel with
iidcrmtnt In Forest Lawn cemetery,
urs. Cassie IpdtIse.
Mrs Cassie UDdlke, aged % years. died
sunday ~ her home, two miles west Of
Florence. She Ia survived BY several
children Funeral services viii be held
from Dod1ors chapel Wednesday after
noon al O'Clock. With interment in For
at Lawn cemetery
lester Walker.
Lester walter, aged 70 years, for fifteen
years resident Of Omaha died a. his
nome. $50 Harvey street. Sunday night
FrnernI services we're neld yesterday
III 4 O'Clock from Dafty 4 Johrson's
chapel me body aill be taken 10 North
Platte FOR lntcrment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
PlckRELL BOARD RAISES
LICENSE FEE TO $4,000

HEArRlCE Nrb., ApHI p Especial
The village board " riekftll has raised
The saloon tax from 81 ga0 10 SEQ rrtd
H1hroedsr Who has operated saioan
a. that place the last Year has secured
fiFners te petition. beat he Will pFab
yhla hnlh ag The Increased tsK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

AMAA TIN FL r. ANNM i 4Ma tAN
MaiH tH8 N tns A. mHhiH
fsilta8 sha tss hasa n ihs Hr tuf
ihs stE enH aesia sfi fsfsHHsa be q
ia ne fWf iH fstl h't asiaHst
faf aaFkeN WIS BE- sssHm do rat
ttn e Ha fttHmssief Az NaW Wahtn
te MshH festsa Suppressed aH inihlam
asft #aas efsf hsf 4 tstHasa go stFt
fifhsi sen tss faalfa m g ftiafH 81
ERFtHa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
HARTMAN SENDS BULLETINS
ON THE HANDLING OF EGGS
lrron ) slaff correapondonl

LINCOLN, April Special flood
Commissioner Harman II scndinR o0t iO,-
90 placards 10 be placed 10 in places
where food and eggs will be for sole
giving The methods 10 be used IN handling
foods and eggs and the penalties 10 be
enforced for infraction OF the law,
According 70 the Gag bulletin The m.
nual production Of eggs amounts TO more
Than flb0O,000 IN this state. and over
t,000,0Oo Of this is a loss from spoiled
frnlt from tho hen vine. Ho shows The
remedy 70 be- careful handling and frc-
anent narketInR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
NICBRARA BOYS CALLED
BEFORE FED. GRAND JURY

NIoBnABA, Neb.. Aprll i0,-tspecal.)
United States Deputy Marshal Morgan
was here Saturday and served subpoena
on number ~ the boys here In Mo
brara, They are 10 report before tho
grand jury April 70 in Omaha Intro
duotion Of liquor into Indian reservations
and Bookkeeping are 10 be Investigated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Negro Youth Arrested Charged with
Breaking and Entering, and
Faces Trial.
PUPILS WILL STUDY IN GYM

Howard eblnn negro youth, who has
caused Juvenile authorities ana local 20.
lee anFteat deal Of trouble IN tie insi
year or 70 IA ngaiu under arrest ~ ihf
local station charged with breaking and
entering CHM. u Il faid was caught
yesterday morning removing . bar from
window Of tho Loyal Shoe store al Bis
" street by Emil Mlilef, aouth Elder, who
happened 10 he passing through the alley
~ thht time
Miller called tho station and Eapinil
fan0us dispatched Detectives Gilleu ant
Alien un lbo case Miller VIVA there anI
described chlnn ~ accurately that tha
ofh err Immediately mazda their way 20
Tho laitcr8 homo o. aN n street Rnd
made Tho arrest re VIII be prosecuted
in criminal court regardless N hia being
undof age
Chinn was arrested somr Hle ago on
charge Of stealing pnrfel post packages
from tho nBil boS Of q west flde home
lie was tepnmanded and told tbat on
The most offensc Ne gould Ne soni 30 thg
state reform school Iufenla officer
Paul McAuley si1 bafe oharae ~ The
case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Lester walker.
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandf1ff causes . fevensh irritation Of
The scalp the hair roots shrink, loosen
and then tho hair comes out faat, 10 stop
falling hair ~ once and rid the scalp Of
every particle Of dandrun. get a @'cent
bottle of panderlne NJ any drug store
pour a httie In your hand and rub well
into the ecalp After a few applications
ell dandrnH disappears and the hair stops
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