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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
South Omaha
Club Has a
Birthday

A birthday party for tho South
Omaha Womans club VIII be held AZ
the home ~ Mrs Richard ". LAT
ferty, 1904 South Twenty-second
street. next Tuesday afternoon AT
220 o'clock.
Mrs. Bruce Mcculloch. who has
charge of The program for the after
noon viii give history ~ the club
Past pferldents " the club viii be
honor guests A feature ~ the after
noon VIII be large birthday cake
holding 20 candies. Each president
viii give a With for the clubs future.
Mrs Grace Poole Stelnberg will
have charge Of the musical program.
Mrs y. IL Leigh, president. VIII
head tho reception line. introducing
Tho past presidents. Mrs. ". NJ Ora
ham. chairman Of program and past
president. has charge Of the affair
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tended visit at the home Of hei
daughter, Mrs. r.. A. Smith, and Mr.
Smith
DR.. Donald Raber OF TiIden, Neb.
~ visiting relatives IN Omaha.
Herman Wuln Of Colorado Springs
WAS a recent visitor among Benson
friends.
Albert Petersen, who IL at the san,
itarium in Denver, Is much improved
In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Hurd and Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Hansen motored to
Winside. Saturday.
Miss Edna Nancy Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Il. p. Carroll, and DR.
Carroll Of Laurel, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. y. Alien and
daughter. Emily, and hance, G. G.
Kohier, Of Los Angeles, spent Thurs
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

an Christian endeayor entertained at
at halloween party Saturday evening
At the home Of the Misses Evelyn
and Bessie Bofts.
Community Center Dancing Party.
The first Community Center dane.
Ing party OF the season was given
Friday evening in the auditorium o.
the city hall. The regular literary
program vii be given Friday evening,
November 4.
Church Dinners.
Members Of the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid entertained at a roast beef din
ner. Thursday evening In the parlors
Il the church. The ladies' OF the Ben.
ron Christian church will serve a
chicken dinner at tho church Tuesday
evening. October 81.
Musical Program.
The round table class OF the Benson
Methodist Sunday school will put on
a musical program at the church. on
Tuesday evening, November Z. The
Omaha male quartet will furnish the
musical numbers. Tickets can be
secured from Mrs. D. G. Stafford OF
members Of the class.
To Entertain Bazaar Division.
Mrs. Roy Marshall. 1923 North
F'ifty.eighth street. will entertain the
members OF Mrs. G. G.. Andersons
bazaar division Thursday, Novem.
Der 2.
Personals.
Mrs. +. kohlert returned Friday
from Harrington. Kan.
Mrs. Laylna Hoaeland Of Lincoln.
arrived Thursday TO make an ex'
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Omaha Woman S
Club

The open day meeting Of the oma.
ha Woman's club on Monday NJ 2;3o
NJ the Burgess. Nash auditorium Will
be IN charge Of the civiI service re
form committee with Mrs. John Mul
len. chairman.
owing 10 the fact that the state
chairman Of the civil service reform,
Mrs u. H. Wclch Of York Will be IN.
able 70 attend az planned, her paper
on Women In Ciyil Service" Will be
read by the local chairman, Mrs. John
Mullen.
Hester Bronson Copper VIII give 0
talk on publicity; vocal solos viii be
given by lsobelle sullivan and a pians
number by Anna Parker.
During the buslneas hour reports Of
the state convention, held In North
Platte last week, VIII be given. The
president. Mrs. Charles Johannes, viii
preside.
-
u. r. o. Does viii give the second
Of series Of card parties Thursday,
2 D m, In the Elks club rooms.
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AItru,a Party.

Altrusa club viii give a Halloween
party Tuesday evening ut the home
Of Mrs. Mary Marston Rinsey. when
the guests Will be introduced 10 all
mysteries Of the house OF horrors and
dead mans land, Miss j.. NJ Mont.
eomery IL chairman Of the entertain.
ment committee. A buffet supper
Will be aerVed
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Winning Societies.

The Standard Bearers Of the Meth
odIst church won the district banner
and tied with the society at Kear.
ney for the conference banner Ut the
recent Topeka branch meeting. held
at Hutchinson. Kan The Kings Her.
aids carried of the district banner and
the conference money which is equal
TO life membership certificate.
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be offered 20 the individual girl ahead
~ the next meeting Of the diylsion,
which VIII be- Wednesday. November
/ six thousand tickets are out and
over half Of these have been sold.
The first concert VIII be November
20. when Florence Macbeth colora'
tura soprano. VIII appear, The next
concert Will be tho Criterion Male
quartet on December 4. Paul AT.
house on January IS. Barbara Maurei
ON February 10 and sohumanHeink
on April 10. The cost 81 the entire
Ave concerts Ii 800 and war tar.
with additional charge Of 10. Is and
90 cents for reserved seats.
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M HoolsyAkaaee0, Hue,0h.

The eyes of these women are on
Nebraska. They are prominent fig.
ures IN woinan's world and are curl.
Gus 70 sec II women remember.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton OF War.
ren. o., greatly loved and long time
suffragid. has herself not forgotten
the disconragements women received
in the United States senate from a
man who II now asking the women Of
Nebraska 70 support him.
II am watching with great interest
the senatorial canvass IN Nebraska"
Mrs. Upton wired on Saturday. 10 a
former suffrage co-worker here.
II am hoping that Mr. Howell will
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KraIghton KIub.

Kraighton klub will give hal
lowe'en dance Tuesday evening, octo-
Der 81, at the Highland Dance scad'
envy. formerly KeiPInes. This VIII
be their first subscription dance Of
the geason. Leo Spenla and Hugh
Kerns will be In charge.
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be elected at this time when women
are standing for ali that Ia best and
good IN government. Mr.. Howell has
always stood with women and for the
things they want and viii continue To
do 10.
Il remember the record " senator
Hitchcock, especially his yotcs against
suffrage and prohibition, and al
though realize that man could
conscientlously have thus voted, ALTO
realize that u man who was wrong
on such fundamental questions IL not
the man 10 be trusted with important
questions Of the same character which
are sure TO arise"
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Mr.. and Mrs u, II Tlndeli enter
iliped ut dinner Tuesday, eOmplimen
tary 10 Mrs. &c Mccoll ~ Chicago
Covers were spread for Mrg. J. G. Nc
Coll. Mr. ana Mra r. Il Paddoef
and son, Harry. Mr. Ada CheneJ
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Tindeli and two
snue
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Mrs. II. j. skankey entertained at
luncheon Friday at her home com.
plimentary 10 the members ~ Tho uu.
sic department Of tho Benson WON.
ans club. The ladies met a 10 O'clock
and spent the morning in fancy needle
work. A luncheon Of is covers wa
aerved M n'plofh
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Mrs. Elsie smith, principal ~ High.
land Park school, has sold 1917 tickets
for the popular priced concert being
brought here by the business and pro.
fesslonal w0nen's division II the
Chamber Of Commerce. This was
the hlghegt number Of tickets sold
by any one girl ~ the entire division.
Mrs. Smith has been an important
factor IN the school group. which has
Disposed Of it, entire quota this carly
In the contest Mrs. Smith said: Il
only had one idea in mind and that
WAS 10 sell our quota before Novem.
Der 90"
The side headed by Miss Belle Ryan
In still a small margin ahead Of the
side headed by Miss Lulu Grace John.
son. The two teams are running
neck and neck. Another prize VIII
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Qui-Vive Dancing
Opens It's Season

The Qui.vlyc Dancing club an,
nounces the first Of It's 1923 parties,
TO be given al n Blackstone hotel on
the evening Of Friday, November 8.
Hugo Heyn's orchestra Will furnish
the music for the season. Among the
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
VILE PLAN BETTER
TRANSPORT HERE
Officials Of Various Lines Serv-
= ing City to Confer on
go Problems.

Transportation officials of the
street car and railroad companies
and the various motor bus lsIes in
Washington will convene tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the Depart
men Of Commerce for a study of traf-
fic conditions here, with a view to
eliminating large part of the Capt.
tails daily quota of accidents. con-
tributing TO the safety of pedestrians
and autoists alike.
More adequate transportation ia
cilities for Washington commuters
will also be sought. The officials
will take up the question of extend
Ing street car service by the use of
auto buses in outlying districts and
the. conversion of Improbable lines
into automobile bus lines.
Those who will participate in the
conference include Albert J. Head
ley, inspector of traffic and one of
the leading proponents in the safety.
first campaign; Gordon Lee, chief of
the automotive division of the De.
partment of Commerce: Daniel vii.
lard, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio; Samuel Rea. president of the
PENNSYLVANIA: Lincoln Green. vice
president of the Southern: Col. S. II.
Polk. chief of the motor transport
division of the War Department;
Cen. George +. Downey. chief of the
transport service of the War Depart
ment: officials of the American As
sociation of Railway Executives and
members OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Railway and road officials will in
spect new type of safety coach"
being built by automobile manufac-
turers in California which is being
used in the West in solving inter
state and intrastate, as well as city
transportation problems.
The charters of future bus corpora
tions in the city. II is expected, will
stipulate that buses used in the
streets must conform 10 certain lines.
and that the "top-heavy" bus will
eventually be eliminated with re.
placement buses as the present buses
are worn out.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
MADDE|EDbutl :. :.
TURNS: ON DRIVER
Mans Release Effected Only
After Vicious Animal Is
Shot to Death. -,

GATE CITY. Va, Oct. 21.-A man
employed to assist in driving a sherl
OF cattle belonging 10; Nell 'raisseIl
from Tennessee to Gate city Nor
shipment to market was viciously at
tackled by a 1,100-pound steer a short
distance south of Moccasin Gap and
escaped only after most narrowing
experience.
the man had been warned nv M
Bussai that the animal had Showed
evidence OF an ugly disposition and
TO Keep an eye on him and remain nj
safe distance. AT the, place men.
TONED the steer turned from the
ROAD into strip Of swamp grass hy
the roadside. The man followed and
attempted to drive him back. strik.
ing the animal a sharp blow with nis
whip. when the steer sprang at him,
knocked him down, and attempted to
gore him with his horns. "
MIR. Busseil and another man went
to his assistance, but were unable TO
drive the enraged brute off his vic.
tim although they belabored him with
clubs, rocks and fence rails. Finally
IL was suggested that the animal he
shot and a gun was sent for A short
distance away.
A heavy charge of shot between
the eyes caused the, steer to fall back
on his launches and the man quick.
ly extricated himself and made a
dash for safety. A second shot put
an end to the animals mad Career.
His pelt was removed and his flesh
prepared for the butchers counter.
The man was not seriously hurt.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
BEACH NOW
TO WELCOME POOR
Yacht Club Moves to Correct
Idea That Place Is Only (
For Rich. ...
International New. serrice.

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Oct.
21.-Palm Beach has been looked on
as the millionaires' playground, and
the Palm Beach Yacht Club Is de.
termined that this reputation shall
be broadcast no longer. Members
Of this club wish the world to know
that the waters OF this city are free
to all craft. ...
Yachting has been revived A.
Lake Worth. lying between Palm
Beach and West Palm Beach The
yacht club Is erecting handsome
club home on the West Palm Beach
side of the lake with all club hous
ing facilities. A number Of small
sailboats now are to be seen In
races almost daily or this picturesque
la ke. and the fleet soon is to be in.
creased.
In the days before the automobile
and good roads sailing and canoeing
on local waters were popular pas
times. Now the white sails of pleas
ure craft again are reflected in the
bright sunlight against palm.
fringed shore, while the roofing OF
large gallery of enthusiasts on
racing days rivals a baseball game
Among participants in these races
are men from all walks of life. Handis
caps are allowed so that everyone
may enter. Large numbers owning
boats are not rated in Dun or Brad
street
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
DAY To QUIT BENCH
EARLY NEXT WEEK
Supreme Court Justice Will
Devote Time to German
American Hearings.
BY Universal Service.

Friends Of Associate Justice VIII
liam r. Day, of the Supreme Court,
said last night that he will hand his
resignation to President Harding
early in the coming week.
He will devote himself exclusively
to his duties as umpire in the Ger.
man-American claims hearings. AZ
he has passed the retirement age his
resignation will place him upon the
retired list at full pay.
1t has been known for some weeks
that Justice Day intended to resign
but the first intimation as to when
he would do so came yesterday. He
has been on the bench nearly twenty
years, having been appointed in
February. 1903. by President Roose-
welt.
Having already appointed two Re.
publiCans, Chief Justice Taft and
Justice Sutherland. President Hard.
ing is expected this time to name q
Democrat. Those most prominently
mentioned are Senators Shields Of
Tennessee. Walsh Of Montana. and
Pomerene OF Ohio.
Justice Day is the second member
from Ohio to resign this year, the
other being Justice Clarke. Two
other members are eligible for re.
tirement, Justices Holmes and Nc.
Kenna. The former has recovered
his health and Is now expected to re-
sign in the near future, and the lat
ter has at no time intimated when he
intends to retire.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
|. c. c. FIXES FIRST
ACTUAL R. R. VALUE
After Nine Years Of Ipvestiga-
ton Final Appraisal q Made
-. Of Mid Western Line.
BY UnIversaI Service,


After nine long years the. Inter
state Commerce Commission has es-
tablished a final valuation Of the
property of one Of the more than $50
first class railroads of the country.
The compission yesterday handed
down the first final valuation, under
the provisions of the EaFollette act
of 1913, in the case Of the Evansville
& Indianapolis Railroad Company.
Valuation was determined, as of June,
so, 1915. and is given at $4,000. 900,
The road has only 165 miles Of track
age. s.,... ...s -. ...!.. =
Tentative valuations have beer
promulgated on about $50 roads and
These will be completed and made
final as rapidly as the commission
can review the records and hand
down it's findings. 1t will now be
possible to determine the current
value of any railroad property by
balancing recent records against the
valuation as finally fixed for June 80,
1915.
The value of these Investigations
will be to determine whether there ID
over-capitalization of any railroad
property and to furnish the commits
sion a basis in determining rates to
give the roads a fair return on their
property investments. Furthermore,
the LaFollette act makes these valua.
tions prima facia evidence in court
actions. ...- ..
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
She HASN'T HAD HEADACHE i:
IN MONTHS-..TOOK HYPO-COD

was just bundle Of nerves, so
sent for al bottle + Of Hypo- Cod,
which l saw advertised and It re-
lieved me Of the grippe and built
me right up, quick. L. haven't had
headache in four months now.
My nerves" are steady again and I
feel splendid. I think the formula
on Hypo. Cod bottle is. a ,meritorious
one-otherwise would not rec.
ommend it-you may be sure" con.
tinued Mrs. Walters.
Drop in at nearest Peoples Drug
Store and ask the manager: about
Hypo.Cod. Take a bottle of IL to
your physician and submit formula
to him. Take II with other medi.
cine. You will be delighted. ., Don't
risk being weak, rundown this time
of year, Ask at nearest Peoples
Drug Store. about Special Hypo.
Cod offer. II living out Of town.
mail orders prepaid to your door
(pay postman when II arrives, 81 90
per bottle), Peoples Drug Stores.
Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
POTH|ER IS DENIED
BAIL; GETS HEARING
Under indictment Here fof
Killing. Is Held in Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. OCT. 2l.-
Sergeant Roland II. Pothier. indict,
ed by - District of Columbia grand
Jury for the nurder of Majlr Alex
andcr p. Cronkite at Camp Lewis.
October 8. 1918. was given a lengthy
hearing in the United States Dis
trict Court here today on his peu-
tion that he he admitted TO bail,
The court found su"n procedure out.
side lis iurisdiction but agreed 10
set n date for a hearing on re-
nlovRl petition to be filed by
Pothicr.
Pothier was represented nv Major
James G. Arnold. who told tho court
manslauShter charge against his
Client was dismissed by a Washing
ton grand jury because Of lack of
evidence. He argued that the MUIR
der, charge is being brought on the
evidence that failed to sustain a
manslaughter charge.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT
Her Stomach Made
Her Nervous
Nervous IL Years Due to Gas on Stomach
Adlerika Helps Her
ADVERTISEMENT.

poisoning you. In slight disorders. such
as occasional const patton. sour stomach.
gas on the stomach and sick headaC he,
one spoonful Adlertks ALWAYS brings
relief. A longer treatment, however. is
necessary In cases OF obstinate constipa-
tion and long standing stomach trouble.
preferably under direction OF your
physician.
Reports From Physicians.
"I congratulate you on the good effect
had from Adlerika since I prescribed
IT." (Signed Or. L. Langlois.
II have found nothing in my fifty
years practice to excel Adlerika." (Sign-
ed) DIR. James Weaver.
II use Adlerika in all bowel cases.
Some require only one dose" (Signed)
DR.. +. NJ PrettymRn.
After taking Adlerika feel better tina n
for twenty years, :, Haven't language to
express the AWFUL IMPURITIES elimi-
mated from my system" (Signed) J. E.
Puckett.
Adlerika Is a constant surprise TO peo-
pie who have used only ordinary bowel
and stomach medicines ON account OF its
rapid, pleasant and COMPLETE action.
1t Is sold by leading druggists every
where. ~
SOLD in Washington by Peoples Drug
stores and other Sleading druggists.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
WHAT'S DOING
Today and Tomorrow
Today.

Meeting-DisabI bIed Service Men. 225
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Ai'er-
noon.
Lecture-John II. Randall OF New
York. 1914 n street northwest. 8 p. m
Meeting-Red Triangle Club. Little
Falls station. $3.50 p. IN.
Oyster roast-Gavel Club. Shrine Auto
mobile Club, West River, Md. 2:3O y. m.
Meeting--Padraic II. Pearce Council
A. +. l. r., col Il street northwest. pm.
Meeting-Washington Secular League
l1O1 l. street northwest, 8 y. m.
Meeting-Pal o. Mine Social club, GIL
+ street northwest, I y. IN.
Tomorrow.
Meeting - Washington Chapter Lay
Alumni OF Catholic University. Raleigh
Hotel, : p. m.
INSTRUMENTATION Curley. Church
OF the Holy Redeemer, New York ana
New Jersey avenues northwest. 10 a. m.
Tea-COllege WOmen's Club, afternoon.
Meeting - Honor Of Billy Sunday,
Church OF Covenant. 1890 p. IN.
Meettng-Mid-C1ty. Citizens Associa-
tiOn, Thomson School, \ p. IN.
ConCert-Chevy Chase Community Cen
ter. y. V. Brown School. S:15 y. m.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT.

For twelve years I suffered from gas
on the stomach and was nervous and
short OF breath. Adlertka Untestinal
antisepic) Is fine--it has done me more
good than anything. Words cannot ex-
press my gratitude" (Signed) Leila
Cook.
Intestinal Antlseptic.
There is now offered to the public
preparation having the DOUBLE action
OF an intestinal antiseptic and a CON-
PLETE system cleanser. This prepara-
tion, known as Adlerika, acts as follows:
It tends to eliminate or destroy harm
full germs and colon bacili In the In
testinal canal, thus guarding against ap-
pendicitis and other diseases having their
II is the most complete system cleanser
ever offered to the public. acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel and re-
moving foul matter which poisoned the
system for months and which nothing
else can dislodge. II brings out all
gases, thus Immediately relieving pres
sure on the heart. II Is astonishing the
great amount Of poisonous matter Ad-
lerika draws from the alimenthry canal
matter you never thought was in your
system. Try II right after a natural
movement and notice how much more
foul matter II brings out which was
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
Women Wear Queues
Discarded by Chinese

SEATTLE, Oct. 2l.-Men in China
who, a few years ago, bobbed their
hair, evidently sold their queues to
pay the barber. Every steamer from
the Orient brings large quantities OF
human hair.
American women now wear these
queues. A scarcity of human hair
for hair nets caused the United
States to purchase last year over
$75O,000 worth.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
Nerves Steady Again, She
Eats, Sleeps and Is
Feeling Fine.
IT'S WONDERFUL TONIC,
SAYS WASHINGTON LADY

II recommend this medicine call
ed Hypo-Cod because 1t certainly
did help me and in fact several Of
my patients have also taken Hypo.
Cod with excellent results. It sure
ly will build you up" declares Mrs.
V. A. Walters, a maternity nurse
here In Washington. 1S3 Beckman
street southeast. 49,
II was suffering with the grippe
and a terrible cold. I got so weak
and bad had to give up my work
entirely. I had pains in my. limbs
from the grippe and had such hard
coughing spells I couldn't sleep or
eat. My headaches were 90 bad
l could hardly see. Binding head
aches that nearly drove me wild.
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
Girl Goes to Jail Rather
Than Lose Auto License

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. 21.-When
Kathryn Miller. the ntneteen-yenr-
old daughter of a wealthy manufac-
turer. was speeding to Berkeley IN
her new car. Policeman G. r. Tdy.
lor arrested her and charged her
with clocking forty-one miles an
hour.
Grossly exaggerated!' exclaimed
Kathryn. Thirty was the maximum
I registered"
License forfeited for six months
or serve two days In jail! decided
the judge. :. .,
TIl take the two davs," respond.
ed Kathryn. 81 couldn't live with
out a motor for six months!"
She served the sentence and en-
erged apparently happy. declaring;
Jail isn't tho worst place la :he
worldr'
The Washington times., 1922-10-22
POstman Kind to Her;
She Leaves Him $4,000

TERRA HAUTE. Ind. Oct. 2l.-
Courtesy in the discharge OF his
duties as a pOstman won unexpected
reward in at least one instance TO
Cecil Clyde Thompson.
The will of Mrs. Sarah Rose
Bryant provided for more than Sc 900
worth Of bank stock for Mr.. Thomp-
son for the many courtesies and
attentions shown me by him during
my lifetime"