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Evening star., 1924-12-12
FOR SALE-MrSCELLANEOUs

ANDIRONS. lamps, lawn benches; solid
wrought iron: everlasting presents: cash or
terms. Auto bumpers. springs. braces, brack
cts. iron fences, made or repaired. Walter ].
Proctor Co. 21+ II st. NV. 12s
Evening star., 1924-12-12
WANTED-SALESMEN.
ttontiuued,I

WE CAN Use ) real estate SaleSmen at once
prospects and listings furnished You must
have car Walter A Buscher & Co.. Inc,
Tivoli Bldg, 18th and Park rd Col. glO3.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
GIFTS FOR THE HOME.
(Cnnffpuad

J LOOR FINISHING. cleaning, waxing, polish
ing, painting by skilled mechanics al reduced
prices. Paule Serene Line. S643. %"
FURNITURE GIFTS are permanent gifts
Visit the Wright Co, 9O5 7th ST. NV
"ChristmaS furniture store
Evening star., 1924-12-12
A T + N CT - Mechanical.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

LOCAL MANAGER rapidly growing institution
will interview man who will apply himself
intelliyentIy who has q working knowledge
of human nature and other obvious require
ments necessary to make upward of $4,000
yearly. No stock. bonds real estate. insur-
ance or hooks Address Box 26S E. Star office.
SECURITY Statesmen, qualified TO deliver
results inviting. established. profitable bust
ness proposition. Address Box 3o2 r, star
vffice.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

GAS STOVES. one large and one small n,
Gpa ers. Us 10TH 81 re Ia
Evening star., 1924-12-12

HOT WATER BOILER and radiator for sale
will install. Address Box 2i1-E. star of1re
I3s
Evening star., 1924-12-12

GAS RANGE. side oven. white enamel door
also three-quarter bed and mattress NJ
White. 21U1 ST. l3'
Evening star., 1924-12-12

DOLL CARRIAGE with covers and doll side
telo ave. ne.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

| GENUINE human MIR switches, sI2 vaIue
| SO; hair work at lowest prices. Col. 5s03
| HEAT REGULATOR Minneapolis. brand
| ningS. l3'
Evening star., 1924-12-12

FUR SET for 1o-year-old child. 50; large
pieces cut glass, s.: lady's tan wool skirt %
inch waist 81; hat, 81. 17J st. ne. Phone
Evening star., 1924-12-12
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntiuued.)

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED.
down comforts recovered; reasonable. North
1915. Ideal Bedding Co, 1924 7th st.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING AT
prices that are reasonable. Call us for esti-
mates. Tel. Line. 96I9-J. 119 Carroll St Sc
Evening star., 1924-12-12

DISHWASHING MACHINE. electric; electric
Singer sewing machine. white iron bed with
springs. oak dresser, commode and chifonier.
Sx1O rugs. Can be any time Satur
day Sunday. 39l7 Mckinley ST., Chevy
Chase u. G. i3s
Evening star., 1924-12-12

GAS RANGES-NeS slightly n5%i; a.
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more.
Every range guaranteed. J. W. Williams.
COO 9th st. u. Main 2gs6 IT.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

GAS RANGE, SIS: >emirnameied; fine condi
tion. appearance: inspect. $40 llth ne.
GAS RANGE. four-burner. smooth top. two
side ovens. cabinet below. Phone North 6743.
1000 oOth
Evening star., 1924-12-12

UENITURE-Handsome dag bed. 3 piece liv
ing room suite and mahogany rocker; bargain
for cash. Apt. !. 1744 Laner p NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued, y,

WANTED market. Call Col. 10
WANrED--PubIc garage or gasoline station
Call Col. 1a.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

DOLL CARRIAGE. child's, large: large ri
cyc.e: also baby crib: cheap. Col. 9T64J. IT.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

RNITURE-sideboard bed, walnut. Phone
North 1908. 12s
Evening star., 1924-12-12

LUHS. hehItfy, Ifom ranch, deIlVered. LII
coin 1851 14'
FLOORING, car 1x3 B. & Btr. pine. TeIe
phone Lincoln 21SI 13s
Evening star., 1924-12-12

lCRSiTtRE-Brass bed. double. complete,
handsome; large mahogany dresser; oak chf-
fonier: dining table and chairs; leather up
lolstered srmchair irs, Office or library; mahogany
stand. oval: white cabinet. doctor or dental
office. 1SI2 Biltmore st. Col 1890.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Preparation for Hallway Mail. General Clerical
and statistics examination. Daily instruction.
special course. Gays aud = nights each week,
for the next stem and typ. eIaminatio on jan
l3 Tuition for entire course for this exam. is
only So The Civil Service Preparatory School
Sc cor. 18th & NV. Phone Fr. 20sO.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

COAT DRESS. black Poiret twill, size 40
cheap. Potomac SO7s i3s
Evening star., 1924-12-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


4 CULTURED French lady. formerly Of Paris.
will give French lessons by appointment to q
limited number. Phone Franklin 1515-W.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERATOR
permit; any car furnished. Call FOSTER
Franklin s7S7.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given Call Lrc. So We do the rest
iADIEs-EARN S45 TO $40 A WEEK;
learn beauty culture: great demand for com
petent operators. MGbelle Honours School OF
Beauty Culture. 310-311 Burchell Bldg. SIT
I4th ST NV FIR 5131 81
D r A F I | n G. - Mechanical,
architectural. topographic, etc,
caught day and night. all year round; learn
in 8 to Q months Call write or phone for
our lateset catalogue. Columbia School of
Drafting. 14th and II SITS. Phone y. 212.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

FURNITURE of home: very reasonable: e1-
cellent condition: single beds, complete, $1I 90
doubles, $50: bureaus; new congoleum rugs
tables; rockers; davenport. etc. Frank. 9261 Il"
Evening star., 1924-12-12

LET rs HELP yui' TO SAVE MONEY
Spinet desk. solid mahogany. 500: <pinet desk
handsome. 500. 81 TO $40: smoking stand
$50. $40 and si2 tthe Kind -ou par up Is
Evening star., 1924-12-12

GAS APPLIANCES, RANGES. WATER HEAT
ers, lamps, Radiantfre heaters, waffle irons.
etc. practical gifts of daily usefulness
Visit our sales department. convenient terms.
Washington Gas Light Co., 419 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
SITUATIONS-MALE.
(COntinued.l

CHAUFFEUR. colored, experienced, with city
references. 5000 Sherman ave. Columbia
JS19-M. l3s
CHAUFFEUR white l. years experience
Evening star., 1924-12-12

SERVING TRAYS, handmade. beautiful, with
butterflies, IS up. Call Mrs. Ardan. North
9527W weekdays, evenings, Sunday anytime.
14s
Evening star., 1924-12-12

FURNITU RE-Oriental and domestic rugs
bedroom, living and dining room suites
make fine Christmas presents; mirrors. tables
chairs, console sets, portleres. Andirons and
fire screens are lovely gifts. We have gifts
FOR the whole family; no trouble to show
bridge and table lamps Inspect our goods
before you buy. Prompt delivery on all goods
Evening star., 1924-12-12

kNABE PIANOS A gift that Will please the
year around. Homer IL. Kilt Co., 1880 g
Evening star., 1924-12-12

| DINING ROOM SUITE In good condition ::
very cheap. 1920 Corbn pi. ne. between
! 18th and Tennessee ave ne i3'
Evening star., 1924-12-12

LAMPS-A collection for gifts which meet
every taste expenditure. Dulin & Martin
II
Evening star., 1924-12-12

JOIN OUR PIG NICTROLA CLUB-Many ad.
vantages; join now Initial payment. 81.
Immediate delivery on any style. o. J. DE
MoIl A Co 10Th and q SIS n W
Evening star., 1924-12-12

| SEWING MACHINES FOR CHRISTMAS -
| Buy now. pay next year: old machines of any
| kind accepted part payment. PORTER &
| NICHOLS. S'nger agents. 112S 9th st. NV.
| franklin AL Omen eNeninrs.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS ELECTRICALLY-
Electric table appliances. vacuum cleaners.
ing outfits. radio sets and parts. etc. Ma
tional Electrical Supply Co, 132S-3O New
NnrL
Evening star., 1924-12-12

PIANO. upright, mahogany case; splendid
condition: cheap. Csll after PM 4e6 Soul d
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Jefferson Republicans
Denounce Primary Law

FaIrbury, Nob.. April 2e.--Jefferson
county republican convention adopted
the following resolution without
vote:
Resolved: That n II tho sense OF
The republicans ~ jefferson county
In convention assembled that the pres.
ent primary law Is detrimental to
good government. and that II should
be repealed nj the very earliest pos
slble moment"
The delegation 10 the state convcn'
tion waa instituted hy unanimous
vote 10 present a simllar motion IN
the state convention and use every
honorable means 10 secure its pas.
sage. The chair appointed Lew Shel
ley and J. a. Axtell committee 10
draft a resolution to be presented 10
fhe state convention.
The following are the delegates
elected 10 the state convention.
chasles Thompson. Louis Jarehow.
Dr. X. W Murray, J. w. Fouta. Al
Cross. H. J. Evans. Mrs. G. l. Clark.
Mrs Henry stutevoss. chariea H.
Denney. Ed Warren. II. ~ Mccord
u. y. Schultz and Phil Dawson.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
SENATE ORDERS
BANKERS ARREST
By International News Service

Washington. April 26.-The United
States senate this afternoon ordered
tho arrest of Mel s. Danrherty.
brother OF the former attorney gen
eral. ~ result of his defiant refusal
TO testify before the Wheeler. Brook.
hart committee, either here or at
Washington Court House. q.
Daugherty will be arrested by the
sergeant alarms of the senate and
held In custody until he obeys sub.
pocnas issued by the committee
Daugherty's arrest was ordered I'M
der terms OF n resolution offered by
Senator Brookhart. republican. OF
Iowa, chairman OF the committee. and
passed by the senate.
The committee recommended the
procedure as an alternative TO insti-
tuition of contempt proceedings be.
cause Of his refusal 10 testify at the
senatorial Investigation of the DE.
partment OF Justice. Daugherty.
however. may yet face prosecution
on contempt proceedings.
Under the terms OF the resolution
Daugherfy will he arrested wherever
he II" and brought before the "har of
the senate" for arraignment II he
again refuses TO testify In the open
senate he Will be remnnded TO the
custody of tho sergeant alarms and
held In confinement until he does com.
ply with the committees demands.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Big Beauty
ShowOpens
on Monday.
Omaha Exposition Surpasses
i'm Size Famous Salons
Held in NewlYork
and Paris.
Thousands Of Samples

The Brandeis store.Omaha Bee
toilet goods exposition is all in readl.
ness for its opening Monday morning
at 10 o'clock-eIghth floor Brandeis
store.
II will be the largest. most compre.
hensivs exposition OF its kind. Not
even in Paris or New York has such
a display ever been held The cxposi.
tion Is compliment 10 Omaha won.
en-. yes. and to Omaha men. too.
All OF the worlds famous makers
of toilet articles have booths AZ the
show. There are so exhibits. Each
booth Is in itself work of art. For
weeks the manufacturers have been
getting ready for the exposition, and
for days special groups of men and
women from Paris. New York. Chi
cago and other cities have been in
Omaha putting on the finishing
tsslehes.
Most OF the articles TO be shown
have. through advertising. become
household words In Omaha. Read
over the list OF exhibitors on page
lie OF this paper.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Pipe Line Levy Is
Fixed for State
County Assessors Meet and
Agree OH Assessment for
Oil Company.

North Platte. Neb.. April 2G.---County
assessors, who met with state Tax
csmmisisoner Smith and representa-
tlves OF the Sinclair Pipe Line com.
pany. in North Platte Thursday.
agreed upon. the assessed valuation
v hich the oil company properties will
he taxed upon.
Tho pipe line passes through il
counties OF western and central Ne.
brasiSa, the counties being Lincoln.
Keith, Thayer. Clay. Buffalo. Daw'
son, SCOTS Blur. Adams, Nuchols
Morrell. Garden and Kearney. The
total mileage in Nebraska is s77
miles.
The assessors agreed upon the fol-
lowing valuations:
Ten.inch pipe 20 be assessed nj
10000 per mile; i2inch pipe at $1,000
per mile.
Each Of the nine pumping plants
to be assessed at a valuation OF $780,
600. each OF the huge oil tanks at
$4,000, two OF these tanks being 10.
Gated at each pumping plant.
Cottages at 5000. of which there
are an average OF five at each plant.
Telephone lines. following the Pipe
line Mt sos per mile.
Additional real estate will he a.
sesscd separately and will be added
10 the total valuation.
The total valuation Of the Sinclair
Pipe line interests In Nebraska Il
x377o.000. or an average OF SO, 900
por mile.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Cameron's Arrest
First Clue in Jail
Break at Denver
Man Formerly II ED b,
ON aha Police Recap
turcd at Lcadvillc,
Colo.

Denver. Colo. April 2s.--The ar.
rest of man at Leadviile answering
the description Of Frank Cameron.
one of the IL men who escaped from
the Denver county jail Thursday
night In jail delivery. led by VII.
liam Dalihunt. alias slippery" Dell
Hanlon. Is. according to police Off
cials. the first tangible clue they have
obtained Of any Of the men who stiil
are missing.
Cameron was brought TO Denver
last month following his arrest In
Omaha, where he was known az the
Dundee burglar"
Since car believed to be carrying
Dalihunt. Thomas Edwards and Her
man Herbert sped through Bovina.
Colo. yesterday afternoon. no actual
trace OF them has been found nj.
though II IL believed by officials that
the ear crossed the Colorado Kansas
line early this morning.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
|Shumway Wars on
Cattle 'Scalpers''
Dairy Cattle Shipped Into
State Must Be Certified
at Once.

Lincoln. April 2s.-The state de
partment OF agriculture under secre
tary G. l.. shumway today Issued an
order TO stop the alleged cattle
scalpers who are alleged to have
sold canner and cutter stock In this
state as good dairy cattle.
The order follows:
mo breeding or dairy cattle shall
be shipped into the state of Nebraska
until they are provided with health
certificates signed by a qualified vet.
erinarian and such certificates and
notification forwarded to the Nebraska
department of agriculture immediate
ly when such shipment IN made. Such
certificates should contain the name
Of the conslgnor and consignee and
the point OF fnal destination and copy
attached to the waybill.
Public carriers within the state
should Immediately notify the depart.
ment by wire Of any diversions from
original destination and upon arrival
OF such cars at point Of dispersement
before delivery thereof 10 the con
signee.''
Shumway declared that the order
of inspection certificates was con.
talned In the law. but that the alleged
"scalpers' withheld the certificates
until II was too late for the depart.
ment to take them up or look after
tho cattle shipped. The order de
mands immediate service on these
bills of health.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Girls Bands Aid
Drive for Citizen
Military Camps
parade Through Downtown
Streets Closes Weeks Cam
paign for Summer Army
Recruits.

VI the boys fall to attend the
iizens' military training camps In
:nrge numbers this summer It won't
the fault OF the girls.
Two OF the many interesting fea-
.,ires of the parade which wended Its
way through downtown streets Satur-
day afternoon were girls bands from
Central and Technical High schools,
those from Central quite gorgeous in
their purple capes and those from
Tech equally gorgeous In maroon
capes.
The parade was the windup Of a
week devoted to acquainting residents
of Omaha with the advantage offered
by the citizens military training
camp. SO successful were the various
programs that other similar programs
are to BE- held in other cities.
The camp. which will be attended
by a larger number of Omahans this
summer than ever before. will be
located at Fort Des Moines. from
August to 81. Organizations which
took part in the parade were: federal
relations committee. 18th infantry
and band, Central high girls band.
American Legion's drum corps and
color squad, Boy Scouts. Tech high
band, reserve officers. Central high
band and cadets. Creighton r. o. T.
G. units and band, Tech high girls
band, grade school drum corps, and
the girl reserves.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
WHERE TO FIND
THE BIG FEATURES OF
THE SUNDAY BEE

Page I.
Child labor constitution amendment
J. r. Morgan in conference at Paris
on German loan.
Brandeis siore-omaha Bee beauty
Senator Howell 10 fight guarantee
clause OF railroad act.
State department OF agriculture wars
Frank Cameron. one of ~ who
escaped from beaver jail. reported cap
tured at Leadville. Colo.
Pipe line levy fixed for state.
state Academy Of Science In three
day meeting this week.
"Th. Boy in csafeh." poem by VIII
Senator Burton ee e.siss,sd :: to b. tenn
porarz chairman of national republican
Fssxs Fraxs !.
,y,sn orman wins balloon ehampion-
Omaha turned over 70 boys for week
Page =.
Omaha speedsters must servs behind
bars one day for each mile in excess
Of limit. new edIct.
Page TO-.
Eiks 10 dedicate new home Thursday
Real estate news
Gray silver wfiiss riss Nelson b. upalbe
that McNsry- -Haugen farm bill II gain
state agriculture farm fair May ..
PART TWO.
Pages !. . and 3.
Baseball. racing and other sports.
Pages I and ..
Automobile section.
Reviews Of new books.
Page 4.
Grain, livestock. financial and other
r Pages :. 10 and II.
Classified advertising.
Radio news and prss,sms.
., May day 70 be ushered in by giving
Abe Martin. "on the coming cam
PART THREE.
Promoters of national muae week in
Omaha.
Junior League ball has double mean
ing" for some.
Golf tourney for women June 1s
Miss Grace shslienberger takes hon
ors at congressional club party.
Page 2.
Omaha society news and announce
mentss
Catholic council n"Es Esld: :; conference.
Library chats.
Club calendar.
Benson and rssse'i rsss 4 nlun. society
PsEes.
5HopplnH Win Polly.
Page q.
Editorials
sunny Side In" Will NJ .Maupins
column.
Yage-7.
Deserted wife plsrnlng 10 keep Claude
Ro>rie in jail for life.
China forgotten by English speaking
peoples n. q. Wells declares.
Page IN.
Happyland for the kiddies.
Page 10.
Lloyd George writes of Dawes rom.
mission repsratlons report.
Advice to summer visitors" by q.
o. Mcintyre.
Page II.
: Features on stage and screen In
Omaha
Page ~.
News OF the movies
Music memory contest.
Page 10.
Music.
PART FOUR.
-Four pages Of most popular cOmles
ALCOGHayuKE SECTION.
-Four pages OF pictures.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
$l.37 Spent
to Get 500
in u. S. Tax
Nebraskans Paid $741,73l
Thcater Levy in 1923; To-
bacco Duty s93.5l5,
Report Shows.
Claims for Refund Less


The United States government paid
sii ,oss.1s to collect s151,a07.os in
federal taxes In Nebraska In 1879 or
s1.s7 for each 800 collected.
These figures compiled by the
local revenue office in charge OF
James J. Drakeford leads all revenue
districts in the United States.
Nebraskans paid for the privilege
of going to the movies and theaters.
s74f, ,731 Al. For using the telephone
and sending kilograms, tax OF
$685. .s52 was paid.
Big Narcotic Tax.
Uncle Sam made cigar. cigaret and
snuff users pay a tax Of s93,b15 while
consumers of oleomargarine paid $780,
110.
Tax on various forms of narcotics
amounted to s12,45f, tax on estates
totaled s75O.577; excise taxes. s239. 100,
special taxes amounted to $4,000
and stamp tax, s413.265.
The Omaha division includes the
states OF Nebraska and Iowa with an
approximate total population OF
1000 900. A. r. Allen IL collector for
Nebraska and l.. L. Bladine. Du.
buque. for Iowa.
There IL one estate tax officer for
each 10000 and one income tax officer
for each 10000 population. The gov
ernmcnt records show that the claims
OF taxpayers for abatement credit
and refund was reduced from 6o,562
taxpayers in September, 1921. to .4.s,3
January. 1924.
The tax OF one to 25 per cent on
estates in excess Of $4,000 shows H..
272 returns filed for 1923, showing a
TAX liability OF sse,e66.o5i. Field in
vestlgations and bureau audlts Of
these returns from all over the coun-
try yielded si45.031 .ssf.s3.
Another feature OF the income tax
is the adverse appeal court decisions
responsible for large refunds in taxes.
$4,000. 900 Refund
The total amount Of refunds for the
entire country iof SsNtn Sfais nv"
three months OF tho operation of the
revenue bureau was $685.. .165.23s.
Two court decisions stand out
prominently. One Is where n refund
Of 1000. 900 was made after the
supreme court had upheld that stock
dividend II not income.
This was where an employer gave
his employe stock instead OF divi.
dends.
The other case was that Of a
wealthy man named Schwab. whose
heirs sued an internal revenue col.
lector. lie had transferred most OF
his property 10 relatives shortly be
fore he died.
A refund OF $4,000 900 was made
In this case.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
We Have
With Us
Today
James M. Lynch.
Syracuse, n. y.
Printer.

James NJ. lynch has seen the me
ehanics OF the newspaper develop
from the days OF handset type to
those Of the present complicated and
almost human machinery that makes
the modern newspaper possible.
Il have lived through the days of
personal journalism, Mr.. Lynch
~aid reminiscently. the days Of
Charles Dana OF the New York Sun.
courier.Journal. Edward Rosewater
of The Omaha Bee. and Colonel Mel
son OF the Kansas City Star. | knew
Colonel Nelson we'll"
Mr. Lynch was born In the little
town OF Mainline, n. Y, In 1867. After
. common school education he was ap-
rrenticsd to the printers trade and
=. ined the balance Of his education
beforc the type fonts and the linotype
mac hine.
In 1881 he went TO work for the
Syracuse Herald. Nineteen years later
he was president of the international
Typographical union. For IA years
he served in that capacity. to resign
January ]. 1914. TO accept place on
The New York Industrial commission.
Mr.. Lynch resigned from the com
mission three years ago and In again
candidate for the presidency of the
r. r. w. ~ n Is known 10 printers.
His name Will be on n ballot that
will be marked by every member OF
the union May 2s. His opponent is
Charles r. Howard. the present pres
idsnt
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
Coolidge and Advisers
Get Boone County Backing

Albion. Neh., April RESOLUTIONS
adopted by Boone county republicans
declare.
Notwithstanding the eaturnalia
OF partisan hlackmail, gossip and
hearsay evidence. which has recently
been promulgated by our opponents
On the eve OF national campaign
purely for political effect. We view
with admiration. respect and eonfk
dence our great leader. President
Coolidge. and his able assitants.
Hughes, Mellon. Hoover and others
whom the deluRe of partisan muck
has failed ia tarrish. We demand
the trial. conviction and punishment
of every public official. irrespective
OF party. who departs from the path
u strict honesty. and In the language
q tho immortal Grant. Let no guilty
man ESCAPE.
senator Norris. y. c. Huston for
congress and the state ticket hcaded
by Adam McMullen we're heartily
endorsed
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
$50 PRIZE OFFERED
IN BEAUTY CONTEST

A cash prize Of $50 is to be given
the woman winning the Kalos girl
beauty contest at the Brandels Store
Omaha Bee Toilet Goods exposition.
The prize II offered by the Burn.
ham company. Chicago. world's
largest beauty establishment. Full
particulars Of the contest can he oh.
tanned nj the Burnham booth or nj
the toilet goods section Of the Bran
deis Store.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-04-27
MEMORIAL FOR
FLOOD VICTIMS

Old settlers OF Furnas and Red vii.
low counties are erecting monu.
ment In Richardson canon between
Cambridge and Rartley In memory OF
\ band OF immigrants who were
drowned in this canon in 1855.
Bohemians were en- route from Paw
nee county west and stopped over
night in this canon. A cioudburst
swept the country and not being &C.
auainted. these folks stayed In the
canon and were swept away. few
took refuge in trees and some were
swept 70 high ground. but IL Of the
train were drowned. some of the
bodies being swept down the Repub.
iican valley and never recovered.
n possible. this monument will he
in place and an unveiiing take place
on the 2sth of May. The state his.
toricai society IL taking active In
ferrsf