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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

Am thin and Pale with cold hands and
feet. what do you think would help me -
Answer Nam who have gone through
siege % sickness or surgical operations
IRE beset with an auemle condition ot the
blood. causing much distress and symp-
toms which may be corrected by the aid
OF Cadnunne Tablets a. blood and
nerve tonic = be taken regularly FOR
X n asks Il hav. bseksehe pain
ard pain burning when Voiding urine.
which / am compelled 70 do very fre-
aueptIv. especially at night. and ! tire
ambition. What do YOU recommend" :"
Answet; ! suggest Balmwort Tablets
reguiarities. 70 hs taken in conjunction
With cadumcns Tablets As a general sss-
TEN tonic.
painful little pimples on my tongue and
seem - bs bilious. which causes severe
tween shoulder blades. which ltehes and
nearly drives me frantic. Have been
troubled with hollis too. Can you help
Answer: nerln taking three-Erain sui
pherh Tablets and continue taking resn-
iafly a. "A laxative blood and skin medi=
cine To relieve headache use grain Sn-
thoi Tablets
Mis-. II n ssk., II want - Increase
my welght about 20 pounds. How can
Answer. Eat nourl.h,rx foods, drink
milk quart or two daily. Take deen-
breathing EXERCISES thrice daily before
meals Take nntritionai flesh ms KING
tonic MANY hsse gained tapidlv in weight
hy using Hype Nnciane Tablets at each
meal
NJ n n asks. "wn YOU rlssss tell
me- Of a good FAT reducing treatment /
am much too large in arms, shoulders
Answer. suggest yon adop, III. ealors
system of diet Arboione tablets are very
effective IN most eases. aud heing nee-
serfet formula. are very widely used eN
Intelligent cultured people.
John NJ writes; N you can tell me
how ,a overcome indigestion which causes
helvhine, heartburn and oloatine after
meals. I shall he very Fratefui. Something
e. correct cosiive bowels too, l viii leek
Answer. It = nosslhie that yeur indi-
Enstinn Is result " Inactivity or the
howeis. tse eHses nayel PMS a. lsNa-
lion Obtain Tfiopeptine Tablets and take
regularly for several weeks.
= r asks, what can 40 fer an IN.
tense itching Of tho inside ~ my ears
The itching occurs repeatedly. There =
iaok Of wax. can this be due 80 ca
Answer Obtain . azs ~ Vllsne Pew
To one ounce Of water add hRlf-tcas
spoonful ~ Nliane Powder. with . msa
isinr deepper pas one ar two drops ~
e' STOW the the h i,chine and @ efter restegss he
Hatural lubricant ot tae called WAY
AIRS Y . asks II have a lafse tsm,
every aaY We haNe nerd - = remedy -
slep Hefns Ntnd Il pain such ~ funfhaehe
nsuseisie. headasfse. srtrrs and rheumatic
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Man, Who Droue Ok Team UpFmnam in
1884, Sees His First Street Car Here

selling agricultural implements. lie
also has been interested in politics and
was mayor of Lewis. Ia. his home
town, from 1904 to 1872.
Mr.. Livingston was accompanied
to Omaha by his wife. They have
been married 40 years.
But this is our honeymoon" he
said I'VE never had time 10 take
one before
The worlds series baseball games
interested him to fever pitch. He
heard the returns by radio at his
nephews home.
His nephew took him by automo-
bile to see the sights Of the city.
And before he goes home Mr.. Living
ston declares he is going TO try one
Of these electric street cars.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
ITALIANS ABANDON
COLUMBUS PARADE

customary street parade on Column
bus day, Sunday. according to an.
nouncement made Friday by officials
OF FL Progresso, Italian newspaper.
The day will be observed by the Ital-
ians with large mass meeting Sun
day afternoon at the Brandeis thea
ter f. G.. Maggi Of Lincoln. attor.
ney, will be the speaker of the day.
National Italian songs will be sung.
The Italian Dramatic society Of
young men will present play Sun.
day at s p. m, at the Brandeis
fheater.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
PRICE FUNERAL
IS ARRANGED

Mrs. Walter c. Price, So, died Fri
day morning at her home. 1868 Ames
avenue. Besides her husband she is
and by five adopted children
Of her cousin, Mrs. Grace Peterson.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
Monday afternoon Mt the Scottish
Rite cathedral and Will be conducted
by Mapieleaf lodge OF the order Of
E,a sfnrn STR
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

'What'n they be inventing nextF'
exclaimed J. c. Livingston, "a. as he
arrived in Omaha the other day and
saw electric street cars for the first
time in his life.
He is visiting his newphew. Earl
Conrad. Forty-second and NJ streets.
Mr.. Livingston came through Oma-
ha by OK team in 1884. moving Up
Farnam street and on to Fremont.
Lands. but It has changed since
them" he exclaimed.
In 1885 he became partially para
lived. But he refused 10 be defeated
in life and has made livelihood by
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Nebraska
News
Nubbins

Bcatrice-F'red Bachle, who estab-
lished a blacksmith shcp in Beatrice
more than 80 years ago. died at n
hospital here after a weeks Illness
of analysis. lie was 70 years OF age
and is survived by three children.
Beatrice-Pete Lodwig. Omaha man.
who has been in Jail here since Sun
day, on the charge OF attempting to
beat a bill of $3.50 for room rent at
the Burwood hotel. has asked for
more time in which to raise furds to
pay the amount.
Beatrice-Mrs.. Mary. A. Davis,
former resident of Saline county, died
here after a prolonged illness. She
was the mother of w. II. Davis Of
this city, with whom she made her
home, and is survived by two chill
dren..
Beatrice--C. II. Zook. station agent
for the Rdk Island road ht Jansen.
Neb., Is lying seriously III at his
home there from typhoid fever. 1t is
thought the infection came from
we'll at his place.
Beatrice--Mrs. Lydia Drewes, 26,
living northeast OF Plymouth. Neb..
died at her home after n brief III
ness. She is survived by her hus.
band and one child
Beatrice-The body OF Il. y. Trou.
bel. former resident OF Plymouth.
Neb., who died in the western part
OF the state, was taken 10 Plymouth.
where brief funeral services were
held. Burial was in Plymouth GENE
terry.
Beatrice-Louis +. Armstrong, 2S.
and Miss Gertrude Alber, "a both OF
this city. were married ,here. Mr..
Armstrong has been connected with
the Linn Chevrolet company in
Beatrice for some time. His bride
formerly was associated with the
Lutheran hospital
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Letters to Or. Baker

Mrs Andrew Mask. ieis Jones Ave.
\. Rraddock, Pa. writes I found ihAt
the essence Mentho- lsaNcre : very fe~l
medicine for cough and cold 7 had a
very bad cocgh and tried several cough
medicines, hut none seemed ta do me any
good. then tried Nentho-tsNcne, The
first few doses relieved the courh. and
after taking she bottle ! am all right nav.
am keeping bottle in the medicine
chest now. ate"
Mrs " II Lewis sas Rntler 81. care
Mrs. q Erh Kina "a. writes; u have
not heen in good health Tor some time. hut
have found relief after taking Cadomene
Ia hlets, and l am feelinN much better.
like Vnur Health and teauty' book and
think it II wonderful rhanklng Voa and
Wishing you success Tor years 10 come.
etc.n
MIS- Tom " burgess NawNtA. Okla
writes 7 simply cannot paH snelhef
slav II t7ll sen Whst wonderful results !
have obtained from taacNene Tablets 7
WAS - nervous that = tfiglins noise would
cause me 10 tfrmNlc all over. NJ tNc
small hees caused nfe added misery with
their riay ard Noise. / fcN A. ~ I NAnld
SO fnHN hNsteftcr = sofnefhing ~asn &
dove Mv nlaad waS sisn ~ eeor that I
couldn't stand fhe least hif ~ cold wealth
er I would fust ffrrfa " hen xNine
ffan one ROOM into smother Rui now
don't notice ne riA ard my theefs are
rosy used rouS@ fefcre--rut don
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Actor Deserts Bride,
10. After ElOpement

Fremont. Neb., Oct. 1l.--Claimins
that his daughter Evelyn. 1G. bride
OF six days, was deserted by her hus.
band, Jack Fey. 25. member Of the
atrical troupe that showed at the Col.
fax county fair. Joseph Minarik Of
Clarkson, Nob., has filed action In the
Colfax county court seeking To have
the marriage annuled.
The petition states that Fey per
suaded the girl 10 run away from her
home at clarkson. For, six days they
lived together ms man and wife. says
the petition. and then Fey suddenly
disappeared
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
AIR SERVICE WILL
SPEND $4,000, 900

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE War de.
partment plans an expenditure OF
S23,000,0 900 on the air service next
year. Secretary of War Weeks an
nounced today. This would be an in.
crease OF $40 1000, 900 over the amount
spent this year.
OF the total contemplated expendi-
ture, Weeks said at least $4,000 900
would be used for improvement OF
types and for construction of new air
planes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Vet Buried With
Military Honors
American Legion Conducts
Rites Of Civil War
Soldier.

Full military rites were accorded
Patrick Hughes. 81. civil war veteran,
Saturday morning at the home of his
son, CHS Hughes, 2516 South Thirty
second avenue. Mr.. Hughes died
Thursday at his home, 5ls North Fif-
teenth street. after long illness.
Members from the American Legion
acted as pallbearers. A salute was
fired at the grave and taps sounded.
After the services at the home 1T
$50 n. m. short services were held
at Holy Family church at 9. Burial
was In st. Mary cemetery.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

hanks 10 Cadomens and 10 you. Dr.
Lewis Baker. Have already convinced
my husband OF their wonder-work, ard
he : taking them At present. etc.
Mrs Esther Brown. $40 Park Ave. Clair
ton Pa. writes I am writing 20 tel
about results Of your wonderful medicines
81 bad I could hardly stand. Ny firnb.
we're srft and my back would almost So
ns,hing dia any roed. oniy fsf - . short ssis.
while. So I gave up hope - ever Eettirk :
better one Sunday came across your
advice = The panen. got box e Balm :
on my thira Sos and feel as vel as
5 os ' q Kidney me- ss fousl. spd faTs .n nc s
feel Ike Is And now mus, tell yes5
abort yopr wonderful rheer,ss ism nasr,ur-
FOR years. He saw YOU formula IN n.
parer, haa his drugeist ri it. ara sh-
arms and less beran 10 strsishien. ~.
pains began 20 leave and soon he was =
nsS ss eSs ,ssni in is II. Is n ssT VEL man. wsss
ths rheumatism pains. We srs sendirs
the messase' everywhere. etc
:, Glen Monsoid, s.s Pir.r Blvd. Detroit
was troubled with dandruf-. ana Il Sc
came - esd I began TO IeSe my hair
nothing that sass me ne Rs. sa.. sgsa fna
ton. leaned q Plain Yellow Minyol
81 though = skeptio, I decided to Try *.
can. my surur;sc. 10 fnd that my head
vas clean and my scsip healthy ana fr-e
tell anyone Of the wonderful sooa ! hsa.
received from H. etc"
Ms John l.e1ahard, SIS Franklin Ave.
daushter hsd an attack Of acute rheursss-
usni. srd after getting up from Il sh. was
.srs .sr ,hin and sesld ret regs,n her
Tablets (which | had used and gained So
neunds She began using them and after
normal SELF sssin. Your medicine. hsv.
become family medicines % as etc
y =. sospitz, Spokane. wash. writes
,hink thew ar- the hest sst rssas.r sut'
-four. tesg che s.. siTa. .: tssl.ss, .pS ne. sry
iust TIVE boxes Of AvSoione and hsve LIST
u pounds can sise SAY thew hss. ne IA
iss pounds and now Is ~s,ss .ssss.
lsrss. euf when think ot the -ssy rrcces.
i eneoufssins 10 me. ste-'
7 want % tell Yea soines hing sees, a
nurse here had the hives FOR is months
ES9 bsr dFsssrs sss :, essla sss ns,g h.r ses
~ss covered With them. she took three
BOXES ana now size is tree 81 hives A
man Rad hls back covered With pirrpie.
laenrl some aS large as reAs He set =
box q kaNnwcrt Tablets TER the lfsnevsA
and a hex 81 Sutpherh ans the nirapl~s
Afc gone Before | came - nAnaink yNar
medicines were unknown. hut ncw the
srassisi hss = special risse ses ssia.
Mrs T. rretiymNU. stft Butler 81,
Putshursh. Pa writes, I have hssa
psing Nssca NoNal Pitts Tor several snsr.
and they ~ The hest laxative I have eV--
tneA and have trieN nearly every kfnt
7 ffHd them most effecgfNel and th-fe /.
10 had afier effect ne cramps ~ sire
feeHng. And thew do nrt -uesr cut ~cr
dc 7 ever have Is inerssxa sAs dese. etc
tNFANNA1lNNf II Ncnr regular sras-
sni en- xaed dreSsfsfs eVars,s h-r.
Atst ahss Hnf SupnlN ana medicine. .n.~-
titntsl hN tff. NAkaH the tslfewtes -
a. So sherman d NecN-ne0 ssDre.
tee4en nfNs C0. Ffesges rex Nrnx c.
JeFfss prex ssete Sreess rAanssS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
DISPLAY
LATEST IN HATS

Hats for every time and place were
displayed Friday night by the mem.
hers OF Gus Edwards revue et the
fall millinery exhibit of the Brandeis
store at the Brandeis restaurant.
Hats for street. sport and evening
wear were worn by the attractive
models. The promenade" was elabor-
-nfelY staged.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Shenandoah High School
Girl Elopes With Cousin

Shenandoah, Ia, Oct. 10.-Bern!ce
Ragan. Blanchard High school girl
who mysteriously left home two
weeks ago. has notified her mother,
Mrs. C. b. Ragan, that she is married
to her cousin, Fay Lieurance, wire
less operator In the employ of the
government. The wedding took place
at Salt Lake City,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
AuyERIIsEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT.
SMOKERS
TEETH
New Safe Method Brings Instant
Results-or No Cost

Bleachodent Combination consists G
a mild safe liquid which softens sta n.
and a special paste which gently re-
moves them. Dull. Epotty. dark or to
bauco-sfainrd teeth become flashing white.
lists Of hiah standing who spent four
years proving its safety. No effect On
enamel. Say goodbye 10 stained teeth
Get BIeaehodent Combination today al al
good dealers. such Brandeis Store
fToilet Goods Dept). Sherman r 1e-
Connell. Beat0n Drug Co. Green DRUG
Rerapek (, Son.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Even the Youngsters.

Holbrook. Neb., Oct. l0.-A straw
vote OF the high school and seventh
and eighth grades, taken by supt. g.
J. Naher resulted thus: Coolidge and
Dawes. II; Davis and Bryan, 22,
La Toilette and Wheeler. !.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

NJ W. y.
ssAx -Four
years ago ] had
pneumonia and
h Ne n eN er
heen str n I
since. ] catch
cold easily and
often 1 am
nervous. don [
sleep well and
seem TO be
week. tired and
fuN OF aches.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

cipal speaker at the mass meeting.
The play will be La Nuota Nal
edetta," 'The Mill Wheel given by
the G. D'Annunzio Dramatic club.
S. Dalla Bona will be director. Mrs.
Imolati will take the part of Cloth
ilde' and L. Casaccio that of "Paolo. !"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Legion Stages Entertainment.

osceola, Neb., Oct. 10.--William
Wolfe post No. Of Of Osceola staged
an entertainment last night TO n
crowded house. The show consisted
OF several one.act plays and musical
numbers By the Legion male quartet
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

Columbus day viii be observed in
Omaha Sunday by a mass meeting
at 2:30 and a play at s. in the
Brandeis theater. There will be no
parade.
Mayor Dahlman will be the prin.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Tech High Honor Banquet.

Thirty-flve Technical High school
students, who earned distinction I'm
their studies during the summer. will
be entertained Friday night at the
quarterly Honor Roll banquet at the
school
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
Health Questions Answered
BY DR.. LEWIS BAKER

Telling How and When to Use Trustworthy Product. and
Reproducing to
Suipherb Arbolone suo Menthoaxene M
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

for four girls and two boys OF Tech
meal High school made all Is, which
Is the same as AS. during the last
quarter.
A banquet was given those stu
dents Friday night by the Honor
club
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

Mrs T. rretiymsU set Butler 81,
Fiitshureh Pa writes i hsVa ~.
Nsing Cssca NaNal Pitts fer several sesr.
and they - The hest laxative I have eV4-
ttied- and I have tired nearly every kfns
7 fNd them most effecgfNe and th.r~ 4.
10 had AFTER effect. ne cramps a. slrA
teeting. Ana thew d. rrt -ussr cut ~or
dc ever have te Increase sAs dese. etc
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

INFORM ATOM n Nen~ regular k.ex-
AMI en- xeea drussisfs eVarye hsr.
kia snss nnf SUNNY ana snrdtcinss rn-~.
O. So sherman a NecN~nen ss>re.
teeten nrus Co. Ffesges rex nrax c..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-12

Mrs John ieiaha-d. SIS Franklin Az.
falfnerton. Pa. writes. LAST rsN nv
daughter had an attack Of acute rheurr,s-
usm. and after getting up from IL sh. was
very thin and could ret regain her
strenEth. ] recommended Eypo-N -Nrcisn-
Tablets (Which I had used aud ssfnes Sc
aeundsl. she began using them and after
taxing Two boxes she hack 20 her
normal self AGAIN. Vour r,eaSesn.. ~.
become family medicines % as etc"
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
NEW JEWETT MODELS

The Proved Jewett,' Paige built six cylinder car is announced to the public this month fin a new dress, better equipped and with bal loon tires, carrying the added glam- our of having travelled "one billion miles beyond experiment"
 The Proved Jewett is finished in various colors and complications that are believed by officials of the Paige Detroit Motor Car company to be masterpieces of automobile body de- sign. The Proved Jewetts are fin ished in standard and Deluxe lines, Both bear balloon tires as standard equipment.
 owners everywhere testify to Jewett staunchness and reliability the big six-cylinder motor is the perfected development of a power plant that five yedrs ago delivered satisfaction in Paige cars listing at $2,000 and more. Among the per fections that have made the Jewett Six ever q leader is an improved type of front end drive metal gear of unquestioned permanence, with stretch and give impossible - bur- nshed and carefully matched for extreme silence"
 Equipment of the De Luxe models includes five 32 by 495 balloon tires, spare tube and tire cover; trunk rack and trunk; combination stop and tail light; spring bar bump CTS, front and rear; moto-nieter; sidelights on cowl; all nickel head lamps; automatic whdshield wiper; rear view mirror; sun visor and spot light. Heaters are provided in the sedan and brougham models. The new cars are now on display in the local showrooms of Whit more Paige-Jewett Co.,. 319 East Main St, M. Irving Jester, 93 Arch St, Nash Motor Co.,, Inc, 452 West Main St-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13

President Coolidge expressed the nations official gratitude to the roundtheword flyers for their success when they landed in the capital Top shows Coolidge Lieut. Smith, flight commander and Secretary of War Weeks The picture below tells it's story President Coolidge Secretaries Weeks Hughes sight the flyers.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
ALEJANDRlNO CANNOT
 BE REINSTATED, RULED
Philippine Supreme Court Believes Action of Senate Illegal But
 Is Unable To Alter Situation,

By The Associated Press. Manila, Sept. IS. The supreme court of the Philippine Islands has ruled that it is powerless to compel the insular senats to revoke it's resolution depriving Senator Jose Alejandrino of the privileges of his office for one year. although stating that it thought the resolution illegal.
 The mandamus proceedings brought by Alejandrino were order cd dismissed.
 Alejandrino was suspended Febru- ary last, as the result of an en- counter two months before with Senator Vicente de Vera, in which he slapped De Vera's face.
 The suspended senator was an ap- potntee of Governor General Leon ard Wood and a dissenting opinion on todays decision holds that the
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
CHEMISTRY BIG FACTOR IN
 EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY
Entering Upon New Era of World Wide Expansion. Convention
 Is Informed.

Ithaca, N, Y, Sept. 1S.-Chemis- try IS entering upon an era of world wide expansion in education and in- dustry it Is indicated in reports from many countries submitted to the American Chemical society and made public of the close of the so- ciety's 6Sth meeting at Cornell uni versity today.
 Following action taken by it's council, the society, through the committee of chemical education, will immediately begin the organiza- ton of chemistry teachers of all the schools and colleges of the United States.
 The chairman of the committee, Professor Neil E. Gordon of the Uni Nersity of Maryland, announced to. day that teacher organizations have been authorized in 13 states. The list includes West Virginia, Mary land, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Other regional bodies approved are the chemistry teachers association of New York city, the New England association of chemis- try teachers and the northwest chemistry teachers association.
 The committee of chemical educa. ton, which will direct the work, was reorganized at the Cornell meeting with Prof Gordon as chairman. The following are some of the members:
 Prof, L. c. Newell, Boston univer- sity; w. Segerblom, Philips Exeter Academy, N. H.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
Traffic Bureau Will
 Resume Meetings Tuesday

The first meeting of the New Brit ain traffic bureau of the chamber of commerce will be held at the Bur ritt hotel Tuesday at 12 o'clock. Plans will be made for the coming year. The express committee will report nominating committee will be appointed, fall banquet will be discussed and express service to Hartford will be considered.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13

street, will take place this afternoon lat o'clock at the parsonage of the First Lutheran church. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahlquist officiating.
 Miss Esther Anderson sister of the bride, will be bridesmaid and the best man will Be Rudolph Anderson.
 After the ceremony reception dered Miss Anderson at the home of brides mother for immediate mem- bers, relatives and friends. Tho cou- pie will leave on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside at 23
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13

Ash street.
 Mir. Paulson is employed tt { Fsfair Bearing Co. and for . numl Of years vas ono ot the foremI athletes in the city, playing bassbi basketball nmd football.
 A miscellaneous shower was {, dered Mis- Anderson at the hoiae Miss sime Peterson. 6T Connt wealth avenue, Thursday evcniI Miss Anderson was the recipient many beautiful as we'll as use gifts.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
Gets Revenge

Constantinople Madame Amed Abdullah thought all the women in Constantinople were in love with her son. So she consulted a for tune teller, who gave her concoc- tion of garlic, water, mud and boiled shoes to throw upon all the beautiful women in the city. Madame AbdulIah was arrested aft CT hurling the magic mixture at one attractive woman near her sons home.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13

The greatest British-built ship in the world, the Olympic, weighing 4e,O00 tons. was recently lowed into 2 floating dock and lifted 4o feet out of the water.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
PAULSON-ANDERSON

Hjalmar L. Paulson and Miss Ger trude Elizabeth Anderson To Be Married at 5 O'Clock Today.
 The marriage of Hialmar |. Paul. son of II Smith street and Miss Ger
 A
 trude Elizabeth Anderson. daughter of Mrs. Hannah Anderson of IS Vega
New Britain herald., 1924-09-13

Jones law, (the act under which the government of the islands is organiz- ed prohibits the removal of an ap- pointlve senator.