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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03
Barkeeper Is Charged
With Having Liquor

The Triumph hotel, located at 2ll
South Eleventh street. was raided
Friday night. Ed Smith, alias Christ
opher, the bartender, was found
to have in his possession eight pints.
five half pints and fifteen onc-tenth
pints OF whiskey.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03
Manufacturers Help.

The Omaha Manufacturers associ-
alton appointed a committee of four
to arrange mass meeting for June
9. Jay Burns, R. L. Wilder, ]. L.
Baker and Howard Goulding are the
committee.
Dr., Newell Dwight Hills, eongre-
gational clergyman Of New York, and
Lawrence Chamberlain Of New York,
we'll known authority on bonds, are
to be in Omaha June 9 to hold big
meeting concerning the sale of the
bonds. They are touring the country
making speeches at mass meetings
boosting the sale of the bonds. Ad-
vance notice has been received by the
Manufacturers association here of
their coming, and it is asked that the
manufacturers here arrange meeting
for them. They are to speak at a
public affairs luncheon at the Com
mercial club at noon, June 9, and the
special committee appointed will
probably arrange mass meeting be-
sides. "
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03
OMAHA WILL PUSH
LIBERTY BOND SALE
Business Men Get Behind
Move to Garry Out
the Plan With a
Whoop.


An organization of 1000 business
men has been formed to push hard in
big campaign for 100 per cent sub
scription to the Liberty loan bonds.
At a meeting Of joint committee
of bankers and Commercial club men
at noon, an organization committee OF
fifteen was chosen to go ahead with
the completion OF the committee oi
100. T. c. Byrne was made chairman
r. c. Peters, vice chairman, and o.
T, Eastman, secretary.
Already buttons are being issued by
the banks, reaiing 81 have Bought a
Liberty Bond, Have You"
Makeup Of Committee.
The executive committee OF the
Liberty loan committee is constituted
as follows:
r. c. Byine, chairman.
X. c. Peters, vice chairman.
o. T. Eastman, treasurer.
W. B. r. Belt Joe Kelley
y. Buckingham J. L. Kennedy
Jay Burns W. D. McHugh
h e. Calvin Franklin Mann
]. E. Davidson Frank H. Myers
" r FoIda Tom F. Quinlan
w 4 Fraser w, e.. Rhoades
DIR. u C. Henry r. S. Trimbe
Con {; II Harrisn n. B. Updike
,.. q $40
Sommittee ot ioo'
THE ;s tho committee of l0S.
w ,Sa,r r. Kinbau
w. ~ auaiL + vannsdv
=. y, Deaton =, , wauoy
nahIs' % @ n noi, Joseph Eontskv
IT: w; ~ pf'us's Iosup" atton
y g. psi. N Iord
n Dnaon - Mcca.ue
pnIor r McNIsh
w u,raass " n McIIuuh
~ p',nt,a, parton Millard
~, - Caar.e r Marion
osSp" pI, % ma NJ Marlin
- y; peiae" - II nJysrs
3ag g,,I bulHs I,.onLun Man,
W ". " n BIZ n Wi,lard
NJ; r ,.I"m r Mash
NJ 4, paii9w n Wa,nh,.rcb
-, ~ a's ~ +, p.t.r.
", rac pI,esn n' n II p,clsr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
IMPERIAL CANADA IS
GREAT BR|TA|N'S JOY
Fairest and Richest Daughter Of the
Mistress OF the
Seas"
TRIP ACROSS THE DOMINION

Sight-Seer Finds Many Views to In
tercst Him as lie Speeds on His
Way From Land OF Evangcline to
Pacific Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
GLACIER
NATIONAL PARK
Glacier Has Something More
GLACIER National Park

GLACIER National Park
- has the Alpine grandeur of
Switzerland-on a far bigger scale.
Its mountains, glaciers, skyand lakes,
cascades and streams of vivid green
its pne-clad slopes and flower-flIed val
leXs-are matched in beauty nowherei
Drink the tonic breezes as you horse
back to the heights, motor or travel
trails afoot Modern hotels, Alpine
chalets, tepee camps Vacations 81 to
S. per day.
Stop off at Glacier Park enroute to Spo-
kane, the beautiful Lake Chelan region
campers paradise Seattle, Tacoma
and Puget Sound resorts Portland,
Astoria, with the new Columbia river
highway and Clatsop Beach resorts
Vancouver, Victoria and Alaska. Special
low round trip fares to Glacier Park; to
Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
Write for Glacier Park and Lake CheIan litera-
ture.
- lAssi:ein Palaces of the Paeife-S., S. "G,eat
NosfHSrn" and S. S. "Nofs&syre Pacifc'-three
t,me5 c0eekly b<soeen Portland, astoria and San
Francisco. Folder on request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
Twelve Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 10
sri ,DG1Rn

John Walker Dcnzler TO Pollard &:
ia gny; Inc: trustee. 30xl2o feet. known
~ 1907 %orth Twenty-third Street.
neal. trustee. 3ox12o feet, known as
1i20 St. James Street. February %,
DAVIS Brothers. Inc. to J. r CarneaI,
trustee. txl4o feet weB, line of Allen
ments. March %, 1877. seo.s5O
". J.. Chapman ct uX. to Rcdd e.
Gayle trustees. 4sxI3i II-Io feet.
known as i2.O North Twenty-seventil
Street. March 80 1917. 1894.
Redd: trustee. portion Of IL, Z ana lots
6 and I. block II. Battery Court. April
.. 1917. $3.50.
Willie NJ. Grant ct ux. 10 r. sitter
ding ct ais. trustees. 2oxl32 feet. north
line OF Cedar street. Is5 fec, west OF
Kate q. Asher 10 =. Sitterding ct
ais, truatces, 20 3-snIlG feet, known as
al3 West Marshall street. April .,
1917. s,.5.
George r. Luz 10 l.. W. nyland. ,rus-
March % 1917, sl.255.52.
Albert q. Kirkland CT ux. 20 Pollard
& Ragby. Inc. trustees. 50XiiU feet
northoas; corner Park Avenue and TIL
den street. April 2 1911 .&i.lso.
iiarvie CT ais. trustees, lot -. square
:. III plan Of Fulton. April ., 1917.
Matte r.. Uonscrs ct vir TO H. A. Nc
.,nrdy. trustee. 3txl2J feet. known as
800 Claiborne street March -. 1911,
$500.
Alice Smith Houston TO Charles Wat
kus ct a.. trustees, 20 fee, . "a inches
by ~ 8 8 feet. known ms iG3 West
Jackson Street. March 81. 1917, sl.ijc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
PETERSBURG CAN DO It
AGAIN." SAY CITIZENS
oockade City Once Sent Se,entccn
companies to Front, and Com
mittcc Expects Repetition.
ON SATURDAY
Governor Stuart Will BE In Parade
by Which Town Will Show It's Pa-
triotlc Support OF President VIII
son.
Ispcclalt to The Times Dispatch. J

PETERSBURG. VA, April 3.--Pe-
'ersburS Is thoroughly aroused over
The question of preparedness. and it's
great demonstration arranged for Sat
Nrday under the auspices Of the local
committee on preparedness. This COM
'nittce. OF which Charles T. Lassi,er is
chairman. has issued 81 call 10 arms
urging every man OF military age or
over who desires to take military
itHs, says the committee, petersburg
sent seventeen companies into the
war II can do IL again if necessary"
Mayor Robert Gillian has issued a
proclamation designating Saturday.
April I. as Petersburg Preparedness
Day. and rcquostinS and inviting all
citizcnn OF Petersburg and Southsidc
irSinia to cooperate and assist In
every way possible the program TO
arrange and hold suitable patriotic
exercises on that day. These exercises
VII! consist OF a great civic and mill
fary parade in the afternoon through
streets decorated with nags, aud "a
mass meeting at night in tho academy
or Music. where addresses Will bs de-
livered by a number Of prominent
speakers. Governor Stuart Will lead
the parade and speak at night. In the
tne OF parade VIII be the Marine Band
md company OF sailors from the bat
tIeshiD Florida; the Petersburg ami
Emporia companies, now under arms
nero: the A. r. IIill Camps OF Veterans
[pd Sons OF cNternn.. he Board Of
-pdermen Common Council and city
oficials. the police and FIRE depart
ments. troops OF Roy Scouts and school
children. the high school cadet corps,
mo Pythtans. Elks and other orders.
the Colonial DANES. Daughters of thf
American Revolution. Daughters OF
1912. Daughters OF the confederacy.
aides Memorial Association and other
civic and patriotic organizations and
citizens generally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

steward. Soxla2 feet north limo of p
Street 80 feet west Of Twsn.y ninth
j.. 4. Carncal. trustee. TO Henry s
WanerStein. stNi4o fee, west line OF
Allen Avenue. between Monument and
rurh Avenue. April :. i9iT. $4,000
II *. Pollard. Jr.. Ell ais. trustees, to
II; Francione. iiXlt9 feet west line OF
nncn Avenue. between Monument and
P'rk Avenues. April .. 1917. $1,000.
n. IL. Dickinson. surviving trustee, TO
Jhacker +. Archer. 20X76 feet south
W2St corner Moore and Harrison
Streets. April .. 1915. s2.24o.
Redd II Gayle, tru,tees, to w. l.,
Chapman. 4Gxl31 11-l2 feet. known as
!2lO North Twcntyscvcnth street.
March %, 1917. $636.
&. l.. Dcnoon. trustee. TO w. w.
Miller. 2SXl40 feet, northeast corner
Grace street and .tllen avenue. April
8. 1917 100000.
Henry ~ Tyler, trustee. TO Coleman
WORKMAN. 33Nl43 la feet southwest
corner Franklin and Fifth Streets
March %; 1917. slS.l50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
CAROLINA BANKS GROW
Corporation CommissIon Announce,
Summary Of Condition of states FL
nnncini Inltitutions.

ISpeclaI 10 The Times DiSpatch.l
RALEIGH. y. G, April 3.---The Cor.
rorRtion Commission announced o-day
the summary OF the condition OF state
banks under the supervision OF the
commission. Therc are 442 banks In
Guiding twenty-five branch banks. and
the total resources rounds out SlI1.-
ISt,6oo. gain OF s25.1o2,Tii for the
year. Tremendous gains arc shown in
deposits of the various Glasses. deposits
sYbJect 10 check having Increased from
sSilol.Sl1 TO 345,SI0,0lS: savings de-
posits from sle.SS2,s6i To soc64Soao:
demand certificates OF deposit. from
is,?S3"63 to SS.Sll,4o0. and time Ger
tifcatcs from se.7o9,2o7 to sI2.s0s. 900.
The banks have an aggregate OF Sill
323,So5 capital stock paid in. gain
OF s666.cSo for the past year. The
Surplus fund has increased to s4.ool.-
fl6s from s3.635,5I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
S0UTHsIDE FOR CATTLE
Peoples National Hank of FarnvIus
Distributed Cnr Load Of thorough
bred S.orthnrnA for IirreiIInu.

FARMViI.LI:. VA, April 9Th. car
load of shorihoru bulls and heifers
bought by tho Peoples National Bank
Of Farmville to be- sold at COS, to
farmers in this territory for breeding
purposes reached here at an early hour
Saturday morning and large numbers
Of farmers came to town that day to
sec the thoroughbred animals. and 1t
was an al-day cattle show.
Yesterday the men who took the
shorihorns under the banks PROPOSE
ton TO become beef makers came to
town to get them. and many others
came to see tho animals There was
quite an assembiazc at Randolph
Warehouse. where they were on ex-
hibition. and several shor; speeches
were made by expert cattlcmen after
which there was n parade mp Main
Street, and then the new owners OF
the shorthorns took possession OF
their thoroughbreds to carry them
home. The second car load TO be dis
tributed by the bank will be com
Ing along in due time In this way the
Peoples National Bank is encourage
the raising of the best Of beef stock
in tho splendid country surrounding
Farmville. and 1t is hoped in time to
make this part Of Southsde Virginia
a great cattle-raising country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
rhe SInaH-NI~rting.

Among those who have accepted in
ritations TO address the innsy-mee ting
q. the Academy Of Music are Governor
~. G. Stuart, Adtutant- General ". ".
Sole, lIarry st. George Tucker. Lieu
tenant Hamilton Bryan, United States
Army. and others. The days exer-
cises as whole will be impress.
sirc patriotic denomination.
Petersburg Lodge OF Eiks last night
adopted resolution approving the
toursc OF President w'lson. and a. q
lodge and as individuals pledgins him
support In the crisis The resolution
MAS Immediately teiegrephed to the
President.
Frances Bland Randolph Chapter,
waited Daughters OF tho America n
Revolution. yesterday afternoon adopt
ed resolution indorsing the prepared
ness movement aud rendering its SER
vices In the event or war
Meanwhile recruiting for the army.
ann navy is progressing satisfactorily.
There were seventeen naval enlist
'nrnts yesterday. and number for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
NEW EVIDENCE FOR CANTER
Stains ON Youths Orcrniis Caused b..
Hood From Nose. According
to witness.
lsp.cial to The Times pispa.ch.

Especial To The Times Dispa.ch.l
BRISTOL. IA. April 3.--Thc Com
monwealth having concluded It's evil
dence in the fourth lcarinE Of the
cage OF James cantcr. being tried at
Abingdon as An alleged accomDlicc OF
his older brother in the assault aud
murder OF Mrs. Maudc Wilson, .he
first witnesses for the defcuse were
examined this afternoon.
Little variation is noticeable from
former trials. Each side has main
tanned facts as heretofore shown. the
prosecution having adduccd evidence
bearing heavily against the young
prisoner. The defense showed by a
new witness. "a boy in the community
where the crime WAS committed. tina I
the bioodstains found on James Can
tors overalls were due TO blood from
Canter's nose. The evidence proba bly,
VIII he concluded by noon TOMORROW.
in which event the case will be argued
in the afternoon. making it possible
TO reach verdict by night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays proceedings in the state
Supreme Court of Appeals were az
follows:
No. o6--Was hinston-Ni rginan Rail-
way Company VS.. Fisher. Argued by
+. s McCandiish for the appellant, and
by Crandail Mackay and r. s. Key
Smith for the appellee. and submitted.
No. a7-MndduN ct ais. vs. buchanan
ct ala. Argued by K. X. Farr and j.
Donald Richards for the appellants.
and by f. r. Garrett for the appellees,
and submitted
Next cases TO he called:
No. 3S-Drew WY fiughes Co. vs..
rhrockmorton. trustee.
40. 9a-Norfolk Southern Railroad
Company vs. Whitehead.
No. l00--Lewis VS.. Lewis.
No l0l-White VIZ. White.
No. 1Q2-Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road 80. Tredway's administrator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
AND COURTS
NCERY TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds of TarrnIn aud snlc
AuluiIItll ni. SIInlSI

~ Sti-,lSb.
~. #. Smith ct ux. to Albert q. Eirt :
land. lots ~ and 20, block 6. Ice Annex.
september Is. 1915; tax $3.50. $40.
Bessie H. billiard to JOHN Walter
DenIler. 3oxl20 feet; known as 1906
1917: tax $3.50. SO.
Davis Brothers. Inc. TO J. ID. Carneal.
$50 is s.4Sil5 II feet ives, line Of Null
over Avenues, and known Ds the
DAVIS" Apartment. March %. 1911:
Sol CuicGins. trustee. to Lille y.
corbin, 30X120 feet. known as 1920 st.
James street. February %, 1917.
J. -. CarneaI CT ia. to Davis Broth
ers. Inc. 44x1lO feet west line of Alien
Avenue. between Park and Monument
Apsntmen snow Mare al AGG hye ~"
Highland Park Realty Corporation
g, e, g. l.. Dyer: lots - and %. hlocl, Q.
1917; lax sl.1o. $40.
r. w. Crump to Joseph w Stewart.
Betram l.. Robins 10 Mary Il. Smith,
u feet 10 l-2 inches by 90 feet. known
az az No feils Street. December 4.
\. T. Parrish to Enic Parrish. eOxlso
Ieei' north line Of stuart Avenue. I3s
$oxlco fec, north line line OF Stuart A Ssso
nue.. iSe 10 fec, cast of Addison
street, March 80. 1917: tax 81. $40.
y Peter fIowie to Willie NJ Grant
@0Sl32 fee, north line OF Cedar street.
30 fee; west OF James Street March
20. 1917; tax $40. $40.
Realty and Finance CORPORATION of
Virginia 10 George j. Lux. lot is. block
u. Parkiand. March 81, 1917; tax $3.50,
$40.
Walter g Duke q; ux TO William
Henry White. 22X1G5 feet, known as
:ai5 East Grace Street. March 9 1917:
tax 81. SO.
Bertha Rinswanger 10 Annie McUl-
waine Dunn, 32Xl50 feet, known az
1870 Monument Avenue. March &c.
!2l1. Sl..nOh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
BECKETT CABLES TO DUMA
Governor Of North CnroIina Greets
"'Thc Greatest Republic OF the
! Old WnIld.,.

RALEIGH, y. C., April s.-In a ca
blegram sent by Governor Beckett this
evening to the Duma of Russia. ad-
dressed to the Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs. the Governor said
The State OF North Carolina sends
warnest greetings to the greatest re-
public OF the Old World. The high
tides OF human thought and feeling
all set in your direction. and all the
stars Of destiny smile on you. The
Russian people have asserted their di-
vine rights in joining the brotherhood
OF man and may the Lord OF Liberty
Keep them steadfaSt.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk or the Hastings Court is
sued the following licenses yesterday:
irwin j.. sutherland. Jr.. and Hazel
Mick elboro. city.
r Frank x. t:skew aud Bonnie Leo
Horace Clifton C;oodall and Sadie
May Creery.
John y. walthali aud Annie Lue
Wingo. city
Jefferson Davis Reynolds and Eliza
beth Stone Crown
Frederick q: Duvall. Louisa. Va. and
Gertrude G. tlourno%. city.
George e. Schmidt aud Jessie Sicbcrt,
'itt.bur0h Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Amendments TO charters were au
thorized BY the state Corporation
Commission Is follows:
Amendment to charter Colonial Pr
ano Corporation, Richmond. increasing
its capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Amendment 20 charter OF the Apo
mattoX BoX-Shook Company. Inc. Din
widdie County. Peters burg, increasing
it's capital stock from $4,000 to
$500. 600.
Foreign charter: Fincman & Gold
smith Co. corporation of Maryland.
Capital 10000. Purpose: clothing
business. Frank Mareck. statutory
agent. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

3lG North Twelfth street. to cost $500.
The Imperial Tobacco Company. to
repair brick warehouse. north side of
canal street. between Fifth and sixth
Streets. TO cost $500
;. T.. Adcr. TO repair two frame
GrW,,e eh on Hospital Street. between
T.. Il. CObD. 10 repair two frame
dwellings. 1923 North Twcnty-siNth
strce;, TO cost 1865
Chris Duizler TO repair TWO frame
dwellings, 2S02-i q Street. TO cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eleven BniIdinE Permits, Amounu

Eleven BniIdinE Permits, Amounting
TO 3l0,I26.
Elizabeth V Lee. to erect brick
dwelling. 2+IS Stuart Avenue to cost
$4,000
Eliza beth V. Lee. to erect brick ga
raul q schaefer. TO cree, frame
shed. 2c3 Seccnd street. TO cost SlGQ.
w. s. Morton. to repair brick garage,
Ito Deep Run Street to cost Sl25.
kingan & Co. 10 repair brick ware
house, known as Union stock Yard. TO
cost $500.
John T. Bowers. to repair frame
dwelling. col Hawthorne Avenue, TO
cost Slo5.
Il. Lewis phillips. Z repai r brick store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

tobcr 2. 1915. and escaped with $780,
600 in unsigned currency. pleaded
guilty u the United states District
Court here to-day. lie was sentenced
10 serve twenty-five years in the At
!arta pcn.ten;iary. Eugene Dicz. also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

an aecomplice in the robbery. pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to serve ten
years Imprisonment. Webb was ar
rested In Kansas CITY. where. under
the name of White. he was attending n
medical school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
ursrrNGs COURT. PART u.

Smith e. Hicks yesterday filed suit in
this court against tho Virginia Rail
way and power Company Damages
to the extent OF $4,000 are asked by
the plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
HENRICo TRANSFER.

One Deed of Bnrgain md Sale.
Amounting to $3.50.
Hermitage Land Company. Inc TO j.
w. Gotten, lot 10, block A. plan OF
hermitage Park. January -. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Deeds Gf RcIcAsr, Amounting To
SGG,.DI.T5

John Sloan. trustee. 10 Sarah g..
steward. 3oxla2 feet north line of +,
street. 80 Fec, west OF Twenty-ninth
street. March ). Ioi1. sl.3c6
John Sloan. trust.e. 10 Sarah 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
TRAIN ROBBERS CONFESS
Webb and Diex. VIII" Held I'D Exprcss
and Secured Fortune In Unsigned
Currency. Sentenced.

MAETINSBURG. ". VA. April g.
Henry Grady Webb, charged with har-
Ing been n member OF the gang which
held UP and robbed an exposes train
on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
near Central Station, w. Va, on Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
HusrINGs DEED or TRUST.

One Deed Of Truxt, Amounting TO
Mary l.. Butts TO |. T. FOOL. trustee.
lots iG, Il. block !. Woodland Heights.
G2Sl4S feet. Thirty-third Street. April
-. 1871. 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
HUsTiNGS TRANSFER.

Ono Deed OF Bargain and SnIc, Amount
Ing 10 5000.
I.eItoy T.. Brown. trustee (propcrty
or Eleanor Davis ct vir). TO Stella NJ.
Paul. SIS Bainbridge Street. 3UNS2 feet.
south line Of cambridge Street I02
1917. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
LIKE CLOCK-VvOI

The healthy human body should, and
does function with the regularity of q
metrOnOme.
Have you that kind of health7
Or are you one of those whom occa.
sionai or periodic constipation pre-
vents from enjoying 100 per cent.
healthp If this condition is allowed
to continue, or il it is aggravated by
indiscriminatc pill-takina, the conse.
quences may easily be serious.
The use Of Nujol, an internal lubri-
cant is safe and effective means of
promoting regular bowel movements.
Nujol is not a drug or physic. tits
entirely mechanical; in its action;
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
Wedemeyer Has Driven
A Doris 100000 Miles

Fl. F. Wedemeyer, a former st.
Louisan, now on the Pacific coast,
visited St. Louis last week and re-
ported to the Doris Motor car COM
pany his experience with 1907 Dor
ris, he owns:
an the seven years | have been
in southern California" he said, i
drove the 1907 Doris over 100000
miles, mostly in Los Angeles, River
side and Orange counties. Two hun
dred or more miles in one day is
about the average mileage for fam
lily outing. All Of this travelling was
on a set of tires year. One LETT
front tire lasted me three years. The
last day | drove the car got forty
seven miles an hour out of It, same
as your Mr.. Joseph Rumble did when
he demonstrated the car to us. l did
not touch the engine in four years,
except to clean the spark plugs.
"The only new parts on this motor
are water pump, new Strombere
carburetor and the two maxim bear.
ings. The last few years | have used
distillate, one-half the price of gaso-
line. Ny ignition is Seeley system
on the order Of an Atwater-Kent
and for juice use dry cells. The
roller bearings are perfect, so is the
body, and the top has not even
break in It. ! bought the car ter
years ago this week" .
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
Rules Of the Road Book
Now Ready for Motorists

! The 1917 edition of "Rules Of the
Road" which treats exclusively Of
thefcommonly accepted highway rules
for motor car drivers, has been put
into. circulation by The BE Good
rich Rubber company. 1t is dedicated
to the interest Of the American mo-
torist in the prevention of ac-
cidents and to the cause Of greater tire
mileage,
The booklet declares that rs per
cent of the automobile. accidents are
due to carelessness or failure to OBJ
serve the simple rules of the road
IF everybody observed city ordi-
nances, accident liabilities would be
reduced" it says. among other things.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
Gives Ground Around
Plant for Vegetables

The Pennsylvania Rubber company,
in response to the appeal of President
Wilson for an increased production OF
foodstuffs, has turned over to its en-
ployes the extensive acreage sur
rounding its large plant at Jeanette,
Pa.
This land will be allotted to en-
ployes, on application, in sections for
planting. The company will pillow
and cultivate the entire acreage. Each
employee will look after the crop on
his section during the season and re-
ceive the profit when it is marketed.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
More Cole improvements
To HeIp in Operation

To reduce the number of parts and
the weight of the parts to an abso-
lutte minimum and at the same time
maintain satisfactory operation in the
constant aim of the motor designer.
In this work Cole engineers have
taken some interesting steps in ad-
vance.
For example, in the Cole Eight
motor one finds that the two chain
sprockets and the chain, formerly
used to drive the fan and generator,