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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

Mrs. Virgil Ferguson Of Sterling.
ILL.,. will arrive Saturday morning to
be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08
NOT A FLASK.

Just before R. William Neill, thu
we'll known screen director, left fol
the Coast, he entered the Lambs with
a suspicious looking bulge in his hiI
pocket.
Riley Hatch, the stage veteran, and
Neills intimate friend and neighbor in
Bayside, L. l., observing the bulge, al
once stepped up to him.
"You really oughtn't to bring that
flask into the club, Roy" he said soto
voice. you know the house commit
tee is strongly against anything of
that kind and If they spot it, they'll
rake you DOVER the ccoals."
FLASK? What flask" exclaimed
Neill in surprise.
"Why the flask you've got on your
hip returned Hatch.
Neill laughed relieved laugh.
THAT isn't flask" he said. ITS only
my moto-meter the thing l have on
by auto to tell me the engines temper
ature. They're stealing them nova
days so always take mine off when
I park the car"
son. said Hatch apologetically. But
he looked disappointed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08
A coRoLLARY OF aREsHAM's LAW.

Three hundred sxywo years Sir Thomas Gresham
the dctum that bad drives out good ~ ua
ever Gresham law Today the deprecated
currecies Europe established cooa OF TINS law ha'
that the products money drive ont the products OF go
money Ii being done day by European ana oriental III
ports into the United prices WHICH American producers
can not possibly appears be but to onset
ts intense competition due largely the debad currenceeS
of Europe Orient and that by exalng the value OF the
application OF American
plan 90
When foreign currencs normal the application of 90
er duty the foreign selling price OF given com
modify something the of protecting American working
n farmers For example if the German export sell
ing price grade hosiery mark about
money that would the payment of duty to
bring that hosiery about - cents pair During the calendar
year hte average import of hosiery coming this
$S0 dozen pairs Is cents pair in money Note
decline In December 1920 the import value OF
2S dozen pairs hosiery imported that month oo or about
pair In December 1921 the import value OF
S25 pairs hosiery imported that month 20 cents or
pair This low to throw ii into the
lowest dutabe bracket of the hosiery schedule of the present law
per That that the duty paid
this low priced hosiery something like cents peair
landed price of II the
Did purchased of hosiery from the department stores or
benefit from that? Is there hosiery
mill United States that dispose of aeabl hosiery II
pair today? Why 1913 the yard for full
fashioned hosiery dozen pairs and the
age cents making 81 Al these items alone
nothing of overhead and other That nine
when and production far lower than
The American standard is of which proud and
which wish maintain applies decent living to
education to environment and products the basis the good
cid O0cen American dollar If permit the foreigner the
value h products while eonnted with merely setting
the rate of duty reality permit the foreigner to set both
Whoever heard community naming the permitting
the individual members their properties for the
CT applying that tax rate9
Hosiery merely example selected random. The differ
in other lines During past
three the American workman has achieved highest
CT known Can he maintain that standard
the fact of such conditions?
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08
A PROPER RATIO

Representative Kncheoe of Kentucky Democrat, complains
that although the has been reduced less than 100000
CURED by Congress- is differed sufficient
100000 The condition of which the Congressman complains
ac should be- The most economical preparedness that
which provides adequate corps of officers for than
have the standing that in emergency there will
be ready for immediate service sufficient
to command the recruits 1t is comparatively
private in the ranks takes time train officer Mr. Kncheoe
Will remember that when his refused
1cduce the number of either officers
III appropriations made by Congress From pacst
Baker became marist From army haer he became
almost worshpper We head of the War
Department who in sympathy with the real wishes the
American peopa reasonable degree preparedness with due re-
gard to
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08
NOT GCNMEN.

Forest Halsey, the playwright ant
author, who adapted "Disraeli' ant
THE Ruling Passion" for George Ar.
liss for the screen, and Ernest Hill.
lard, the well known screen "villyun,
were entertaining a Texas acquaint-
ance, in a famous hostelry near the
Metropolitan Opera House one eve
ming during the recent season, when
intermission time arrived.
Several men in evening clothes
came in, lined up at the bar, and or
dered ginger aid or mineral water.
The bartender placed their orders on
the bar simultaneously and like a
squad of soldiers every one of the
new corners reached for his hip pocket
The Texan reached for his hip also,
but Halsey and Hilliard, suspecting
the Westerner's intentions, grabbed
his arms
1t took only a moment for them to
explain that the newcomers weer not
bandits as he seemed to believe them
to be, but merely thirsty opera-goers,
who were compelled by prohibition to
carry their own liquor.
We'll, I'm damned laughed the
Texan, 1--WE heard that New York
gunner, often wear silk hats and
piled shirts, but I fail to understand
Why you stopped me-"
Then the westerner again reached
or his hip and, as Halsey and Hilliard
lidn't prevent him this time, produced |
large sled flask.
"The horse is on you, friends" he |
aid, but l guess the refreshment will
ave to be on me. Barkeep, let's have
ONE club soda"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08

said Parliament would be called upon
to consider such measures as may be
necessary to give effect to the agree
ment." He also touched upon the ne
gotiations for pact with France to
guarantee action in, the event of IAN
unprovoked attack by Germany" and
paid high tribute to the accomplish
ments of the Washington conference.
Great results have been attained"
he said "and the success of the con-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08
KING GEORGE PRAISES
PRESIDENT HARDING

London, Feb. {. The Imperial
Parliament, which was prorogued De-
cember 10 to await action upon the
Irish treaty by the Dali Eireann, was
re-opened today with the reading OF
the speech from the throne by King
George.
Regarding the Irish treaty. the king
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08

So important is the cabaret scene in
The Broadway Peacock" which
Charles J. Brabin directed with Pearl
White as star at the New York studio
II william Fox. that four me, who
formerly played leads we're engaged
for small but important parts In the
production.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08

ference for which the world will owe
a deep debt Of gratitude to the initia-
tive of the President of United States
of America will be the happiest augury
for future international relations"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-02-08

Philadelphia Uorh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES recognition by the United
States we are told getting but the impression prevails
that likely recognize it the less like itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
SLASH $1,000
OUT OF BUDGET
City Council Inaugurates
Economy Program

fnaugtuatlnR Mayor browns econ.
omy program. tho city council slashed
fii 600 from the 1898 estimates OF
the civil service commission and the
harbor department Friday.
The mayor nct the precedent by
Voluntarily reducing HIS Office budget
81 $50. effected by eliminating one OF
his two stonographegs.
Acting on specific recommends.
tiona by the mayor. the council cut
s.. 900 from tho harbor department
budget and $1,000 nom the civil serv.
tee commissions budget
The reductions were accomplished
by abalinhlnE several positions and
lowering the pay of others.
Incidentally tho mayor made II
plain that no Did not favor cuts IN
wages or salaries lcsa than ti.soo a
year.
A. N. Grout. former secretary of
the civil service commission. will be
restored 10 that position. Mayor
brown announced Circuit was die
placed hy &c. acnn three years awo
The general SALARY queation will be
taken az BY the council next weines.
day afternoon. u wRa announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
If You're a Bin, Get
1t Filled Up at Once

piisn % TINS big industries using this
fuel. With the resumption % min.
ING. thess coneerna naturally. wtil
russs 10 repienish their bunksrs just
IT the time Mr. and Mrs. Public de
eide 10 call up the coai maa and
order their winter tonnage
'-rhs next three mon;hs viii zee un
usually heavy demand for ee.i from
Industries getting IA thair winter
supplies" declares l.. ,. Dafs. who
In 90 years service IN the coai husl.
ness. has personally studied condt
items In every coal field IN tho world
The sxisnt OF shortage domestic
consumers win feel depends upon
the ability Of the mines 70 fiii the
demands ~ these factories.
"A nhorfage Of coal for residential
needs II certain. with. of course. cor.
responding Increase IN price. The
extent 81 price Increase depends en-.
tireiy upon tho mines ability 70
quickly supply ihs needs Of indus.
tries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
MAY REJECT
HARDING PLEA
nY LAWRnNcn MARTIN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. = Con.
Fress was disposed today 20 deny
President frardlnRs REQUEST IN bis
strike message for government
coai agency TO buy. sell and distfib-
ute coal In interstate commerce.
Powerful interests that have al
ways opposed any step which ar.
peared likely 10 be the forerunnef e
government control and operation
eleariy Indicated that the presidents
auRgealion would be fought
ConErcaa. according 10 a careful
survey. VIII approve the other rec.
concentrations 90 the president.
These include a coal commission TO
make complete investigation OF the
Industry In the hope Of finding q
permanent solution Tor the recurring
mine strikes and legislation giving
the federal govcrnmsn, the right 20
step IN and punish thone responsible
for such outbreaks ns the reernt
Iierrln. IN. massacre by authorizing
federal troops Go protect the treaty
rights ~ aliens Two Moxlcans were
sald 10 have been killed AZ iierrin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

IAers h not melody IN the entire
Two Hrts 81 the whimsical and favor.
,te ctera. The MIkado." but that
de,irh 1send IL Of the type that keeps
runnsnk rnerrsiy about In ones head
for days after having yiewed per.
formance. This Gilbert and sullivan
euaness n the wise choice Of The
AmericAn Light Opera company for
ths opcnsng cf their enlargement At
fhe Metropolitan theater starting on
Sunday. Aug. 20.
ws WI never forget such gems A.
~Ths Flowers That Bloom In the
Epxing.- '~Titwfllow. "a Wandering
Minstrel L. and Three Little Maids
Ara we and . more adorable and
pleasing group Of Three Little
Maids could not be desired than
Thee Pennington. Jean sheviie and
Ethel Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Uric Acid causes more suffering ana
disease than anything sise with which
tieally 10 one 10 this age o. fast living,
Insufficient sNercise and creating is
exempt from Uric Acid sscretions in one
more Of terrible symptoms.
Hheumatisfn, Headache. Dyspepsia.
Liver Troubles. Fermentation IN IN.
Bowels and stomach. nights Disease.
ard Bladder Trouble. sieeplsssnsss. Nsrv-
BUSINESS. etc, are some o. the more com.
mon ailssnis arising from an excess Of
The kidneys are the natural filters OF
the blood. and when they are ovsrworksd
.o au The srees. poison dcrfse toi n p' /.
sbsorbed Into the system and In time
when this uric Acid attacks IN.
muscles between the Joints and theirs Is
90 fever ths condition 10 known ss
MUSCULAR RHEyMATIsM. wh.n II Is
deposited In the fibrous tissues surround.
ing the joints and causes inflammation.
Great pain and swelling. changing from
sfA a alp, 81 nEuMAfrss s'a WHEN Is
ieinss. Causing sewers pain though with
c ciiIs n e RH inji,.ff : known "
s,s s:.,ea oogi l n.sT.s tson and liz sna,.a
about by an Impaired action Of the KID
seys.
lions untll this condition l. rsnsdisd.
10 not dose yourself with rheumatism
Cures and Kidney Medicines, as no per.
manent relief viii be experienced until
the excess Uric Acid IL removed and ths
Kidnsys assume their natural action.
buchu and hafshmaiiow Com pound IL
the greatest Uric Acid solvent made II
T. not patent medicine, but the result
Of the sccumulated knowledge OF erps-
ficnced chemists and several thoi1sand
physl.tans ~ over tho country: We ha,s
years, and tho marvellous results Obtained
warrant our claim that n IL the best
remedy ever compounded for this puf.
pose. One bottle often restores the Kid.
nsys and BLADDER 10 their normal heaith
and strength. Even IN tho most agra
sated casor or those OF long standing the
improvement shown after taking ths
firsf bottle shouid DO 90 marked that ths
treatment rhouid no longer be consid.
area IN experiment.
sofn by al drug stores or sent post
paid ny Joyuer Drug Co. Npokaps
For nlild but thorough laxatiss TAKE
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

waning popularity. tho corn crop IL
larger than you would suspect. There
are sflll peopie who ignore the fact
that corns are warning signs that
The feet are being iii.trcatsd. Either
tight shoes. which may IN time de.
form the bones Of the feet. or loose
shoes that permit the feet 20 chhfe.
viii result IN corns.
Loose. limiting shoes cause nearly
az many corna as shoes that are too
tight.
Tho pressure Of badly fitting shoes
or the chatting OF tho toes against
the leather when walking. creates a
hard layer Of skin nj tho point OF
Irritation. In time this becomes a
cone shaped mass. the apex Of the
cone pressing inward upon the sen
sitlye tissue beneath.
Broad.toed shoes. tho not necessar.
lfv square-toed. usually will remove
the pressure n the corn II on a toe.
To remove a corn. firpt soften II
By soaking the feet IN very hot water
for 20 minutes. then dry and spDiy
the simple corn curc--flys grains Of
saiicylir acid dissolved In half an
ounce Of flexible collodlon. painted
on the corn only. This 40 uoftens
thu corn that Il may be picked off.
II II IL necessary. the treatment
should be repeated daily.
Then rec that there N no pressure
on the spot that will bring II back.
A corn or cailous should never be
cut without first washing tho hands
thoroiy. boiling or thereby washing
the razor with hot. soapy water and
aicohoi. and painting the skin over
and all about the corn area with tine
itirn 81 inilne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
COMPROMISE
ON SENIORITY

WASHINGTON, Aug ia mod.
fled plan for seniority restoration 60
striking shopmen n before the r~pre
hentatives OF tho railroads and the
Zig -Four brotherhoodn. who have
been holding conferences IN New
York 10 settle the rail strike. accord.
Ing 10 unofficial adslcrs 70 admins
tratton leaders herr,
The plan H. said 20 cail for prefer
entlal seniority 20 the men who r.
fused 90 quit work. with the strikers
following them ON tho seniority ilata-
The strih~brrakera would then be
placed on the lists
According 10 Information here.
union leaders would fasofahiy ron.
Fider such a plan. althe they might
suggest some slight modification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

with Is per cont Of the military
population ~ Washington now car.
rsins war risk insurance. this state
loads all others in tho number 81
Nnr veterans having government
insurance and the total amount ear
ris6. according 10 Colonel Carlos A.
Pennington, % whshinetpn. .. G.
"a total of is.ssa former service
people u the ef.1bf war veterans o.
this state have rsinsiated their war
Insurance. and the amount carried
b. these veterans cxceeda ssT.eee..
e80.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
No More GRAY
Hair OrDandruI!

Thaf's what thousands Of men and
women are telling their friends. The
false appearance OF ago which gray
hair gives and which handicaps one
socially and in business. has been
Vanished and the blight OF dandFuff
removed by the truly wonderful tonic
--NoURrsHINE. This scientifically
compounded tonic feeds and nour-
ishes the hair. prevents its falling.
promotes It's growth. and pleasantly.
harmlessly restores to original color.
whether black. brown or blond.
Cisanses the scalp. Unfailingly re.
moves dandruff- one bottle usually
effective. No matter what you have
tried-try ourishine-today. Price
11.zs per bottle, BarteII Drug Co.
Swift Drug Co, Rhodes CO. Depart.
ment store and other drug and de-
partment stores.
Nourishine Positively Not a
Dye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
JEWISH FETE
TO END FIESTA

Depicting a Jewish Passover and a
Jewish WEDDING ceremony. the or.
lentai Fiesta. which has been held at
che white Centcr each evening since
Hast Wednesday. viii close tonight.
The paFrants are said 20 ~ slalsor.
ate and interesting.
The Salvation Army rongHtefa win
sing several selestionA ana negro
songs viii 10 sung ~ memlefa OF
the Mount Zion Coiored haptiat
The fiesta can bs reached by the
Lake ituricn ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Any reader who suffers from Piles
mo matter how long standfnE--can
be quickly cured without rfakine a
penny through the reufarkabse dis
cpvery o. w. r. Darlington. ss4 Kuro
Bldg. Kanras City. No. Don't send
. penny--lust write Mr.. Darilna ton
and be VIII send you n regular 10
day Treatment absolutely free. n II
cures send 5000. Otherwise you owe
nothing Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Alice lake starred a. college rfri
who resurr~css her finances in an
unique manner. 10 70 be ths fiim at.
traction.
From Scotland comes Wee Honst'a
Trio. group Of singers and ycdel.
erw.
Granville and Fields are couple
billed AZ The wop and the Dancing
Grit while Aida. Earl and Lewis
are steel guitar players.
Keeping their stunt secret. bat
promising a sensational surprise In
the form % new vaudeville entertain
msnt are Nord and Belmont In a
number called -Jus, Types
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

" who have BINS. prepare 70 fin
th~m newi
There II every prospect that coal
prices viii eiimh. while a shortage
Is almost certain 10 be felt
shutdown OF coal mining opera
tlon- for nearly five nfenths has
depleted all OF the reserve sssi sap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

LONDON. jose n capablanca.
worlds chess champion. wins over
Dr. pavldr Aarotti. Of Italy. in 18th
round az International chess touFna.
tusnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
SSIsIcr WELL
THE CORN
ny DIR. n H. BISHOP

ORNB are not ~
popular NJ they
ere, be cause
people are learn
Ing wisdom IN the
selection Of shoes
they have found
b. experiences that
" IN better 70 ~
tho shooh 10 the
feet than the feet
10 the shoes
sim. daspits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Buchu-Marshmallow
Compound

800 and 1900 at all drug stores,
or sent postpaid by Joyner Drug Co..
6pokane. --Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

The balance ~ the cast wtti sing
their way into the hearts of ths Sc
atiis fnusic and amusement lovers en-
the opening act q ~rhs Mikado"
George Olsen slnx. The Mlkado~
Harry Pfeil. ~Nanki Poo. Carl Esund-
shu. POO Bah. Lee Bright. srish
rurh" and "a Andrews 'sKo ko.
tho lord high exccution~r.
Mr. Andrews has sung tho role Of
~Ko Ko" more than s.ooa times. lie
created tho part In the original Amer
lean production a. the old chicngo
'musrun book m 1885.
ALEXANDER TO
REMAIN AT PAN
Alexander. the Man who Knows
II breaking ettendancs records a;
Tho Pantags4 and his success has
been such that arrangement has been
made for him 70 extend his engage
ment for a second week. This Il hiz
fourth visit 20 Seattle and his popu.
lar.ty is proving even greater than
on his former appearances. Aiex-
andsr opens his performances with
dancing by the Nnrtsii Twins and
Mile valeska then presents bis myN-
tersous siatewriiing and spirit paint.
ing performance. followed by his
famous ~ssmia seance.~ IN which he
answers the questions written by his
audience.
During the las. week these CUES
tons have been submitted In every
conceivable shape. scaled IN bottles
nailed between two boards and sealed
and wrapped IN many ingenious
ways. bgt he has answered them
without disturbing She seals. He
makes no claim whatever to super
natural powers. but he would have
difficulty in convincing his audience
that he has not some uncanny pow.
era.
The bin appearing with Alexander
the las; week win be completely
changed
The Pansngescope. with Glenn Coff
AZ the Robert Morton organ. will
provide a comedy feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
STRONG WOMAN
Al PALACE HIP

At PALACE HIP
Acrobats. including IN their com.
pany woman described as ono Of
the strongest IN the world. come to
the Palace Hip Saturday as the head
line attraction Of a new vaudeville
bill. Catherine Sinclair IL the female
IN the limeiight. and the act n billed
as "A sfnash.Bang Athletic Nov.
city" ~s-xrxqs
a Metro picture. Kisses" with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Uric Acid Causes rheumatism
Remove The CauRe by Taking
Hickory daily record., 1922-01-16
MAY PERMIT Steel
SHIPS TO USE CANAL
By tho Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. l7.-The right OF
the United States Steel Corporation,
through It's subsidiary companies to
operate ships through the Panama
canal, is upheld in Il tentative report
by an examiner Of the interstate
commerce commission, appointed to
take evidence. If the report is
adopted by the commission, the Steel
Corporation will be permitted to send
its ships through the canal.
Steamships operating through t1c
canal attacked the Steel Corporation's s
right to participate on the ground
that it also was owner Of some raul
road lines engaged in transconti-
ncnau business. Railroad lines 50
engaged arc prohibited by law from
using the canal.
The examiner decided that none Of
The corporation's railroads could b,
considered competitors in transcontl.
mental business and that its ships
were not competitors.
Hickory daily record., 1922-01-16
AMI: :R|CAN NAVY
IS NEARLY HI.
|vA1IVE:

!
Washington, Jan 49, The Uaitet
States navy is 997 per cent Ftsrt
American.
Secretary Donby is proud Of his
navy and SaiG TO-DAY that il was the
ECst n%vy IN the world, backing iis
statement by figures recently COM
piled by the Bureau Of navigation
which show that on July /, native
born sailCrs represent 9l.&2 Per cent
natUl allied men 2.99 per cent; Colon
ial natives, 4.S9 per cent and She bal
ancc aliens. The last named number
only 352 men. At the end u the fis-
cal year, the navy comprised tl9,203
men Of which number l09,457 were
natives $500 We're born IN Guam,
S:.nCa, the Philippines or Virgin
Islands. and 1861 were naturali2c0
citizens.
The figurcs also show ii i4 u hanG
picked navy Tor out C. la5.g9H apph
.ants, only 72,3SG were >yecpted.
1t is a hc2lthy navy aflaat and
ashore, according to jhr the state
mcpt Of the surgeon @cucr'.l.
1t is q we'll behaved navy, too, ~
only G.S per cent oi the TOTES uan-
cr - discharges were diehonoratip,
ana but Cos per cent OF tn" to,lt
men in the service during tao Ye5cI
Iescrtcc. Good conduct medals iaI
he service total over siX thou and,
some men having cieht to tha.r cred
t. ALSO testify 60 the character rl|
Unlisted men.
The distrjbutio" Of .ou W. at7,
.e wivpe Nov ErrE the iC". IN n-tt. I