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town during the
day and many
of them try to
crowd into the
same ditch on.
our boulevards
at night. Every
body is guess
ing what to do.
w hen our
fair city was
i nv e n t e d by
Pierre L'Enfant,
ne w a s n o t
counting on the
oXcarts bullying
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But many a case Of beer has
been dumped in the sewer since
the Pierre adjusted his spec
tacles. and surveyed the future
from the rear.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-11

over into the show windows.
If he had, the streets would
have been built perpendicularly
instead of horizontal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-11

All of our automobiles want
to be in the same spot down
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-11
Dear Tad:

Dear Tad:
Auto smash-up near here.
Driver gave as reason he couldn't
see through windshield on &C
count of so many SAFETY
FIRST stickers pasted on it.
H. D. c., Santa Cruz, Cal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-11

Mary X. Browne, former ma.
tional title holder: is another Cali.
fOrnian that Is going to make a
try for the national honOrs. This
veteran Is a star Of the very first
magnitude. Her game in the
preliminary tournaments has been
good enough to give her a
chance at the title.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-11

Then there has been the advent
Of Lewis r.. Wilson, better knOW
perhaps as Hack" "Whack,"
"WOK," and some other euphOni-
Gus nicknames. In fact, some
people believe that II the Giants
had not had this young man sit
ting on the bench when Billy
SouthwOrth, who started tho
season in centerfield, early began
to show signs Of wear and tear.
the New York club would not be
at the top Of the heap at this
moment. !.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29
1.-THE KING
By WAYLAND WELLS WILLIAMS.

Copyright. 1s24.)

tNontlnueu IIom 1Otor0uy.b
There was burst Of laughter and
words. but no further advance. "Ant
now." said Kit, docs any one here
speak English?"
"Ingalees.' repeated many, Will
vigorous mods of the head. "Ingalees?
But no one went any further.
"Tabake.' said some one, as Xii
wondered why they were SO back
ward He understood that. and took
out his tobacco pouch, toward which
a score of hands were instantly
reached. "Wait bite' he said. laugh
ing. Its all I've got, you know!
tAnd how true that was, he thought
how fantastically truef'
lie gave several people pinch ano
put away his pouch, and then boy
a bright-eyed child of perhaps TOUR
teen. became conspicuous. He kep'
pulling at Kits sleeve and utterine
some unintelligible speech tha'
sounded like a travesty of English
kit caught the word "kaikai,' ano
remembered reading somewhere tna'
that meant food Yes, kaikai?' ne
cried. "Go ahead, my boy! kaikal py
all means, and lots of it!''
The boy ran OH AMONG the housNs
that clustered under the slantlne
palms and in a moment came back
hearing some objects wrapped III
green leaves. This was food; Kit and
Mason sat down where they Were
and fell to- Some one else brough'
green cocoanuts, cleverly knocking
of the tops: the liquid within was
nearly tasteless. but deliciously fresh
The food was nearly tasteless, as .'
was colorless. but it was food. They
ate it all. with the exception OF some
bits of dried fish. Kit after his nrst
bite politely placed it on the sand py
him. Mason, after his. CALCULATED the
name OF the Deity and sent 1t spin
ming over the heads of the crowd
who laughed.
The boy sat close by Kit, fascinateo'
ever ready with food and incompre.
bensible speech. 'Moa?" he KEPT
saving. thrusting forward his color.
less bits of kaikai. "Moa?' All
laughed and tousled his smooth biacK
hair. English! How beautifully every
thing was turning out!
A man about fifty. with a mustacne
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

away Etera brought them food ana am,
cocoanuts. partook of them hinlsen ,',',a
md then composed himself for SUN, n,
sa,. aar in the hall. Kit decided 10 90
.,sa oea sa,ne. he Law down on the clean
r,at. snread on the springs OF one
rs the beds and slept for three hours.
lTo Re Continued Tomorrow
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

white mans house on the island-the
Residenz, as Kit dubbed it. The ma
tives enthusiastically helped them
get 1t ready. They brought brooms
and swept, they took away refuse,
they brought clean native mats and
laid them about invitingly. This work
was shrilly superintended by the boy,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29
THE OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1924

mand over the eonsonants. His name.
it transpired, was Etera. f'Etcetera,
Kit preferred it, His father was
known as Aitaki. IT was not till
much later that Kit discovered these
to be versions of Ezra and Isaac.
BY noon the place was in tolefable
order. The natives mostly dribbled
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

who by this time had fairly adopted
the strangers. He announced his in
tention of bringing them food reeu-
larly, also of coming to live with
them. the better to crafty their light
est wish. Me stop along you fella,
was the way he put it, his speech
much hampered by imperfect COM
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

roar of its surf was a long-drawn
raucous exclamation.
We'll" he said, lets get this place
cleaned up
1t was Immediately understood that
Kit and Mason, as the only white
men in sight, should occupy the only
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29
Think of fine Zoo.

Professor-weli. my dear young
lady. II you are interested I shall be
only too glad to show You my baeilIi.
Miss Gushing-oh. professor. hoN
rippingi And may | come at theIr
feeding time?-Boston Transcript.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

One OF the shrewd money-mak-
ers OF Wall street once told me-
"If man can save Systematically
for five years he will never quit
n will become habit he cannot
break" / believe he is right, but
tho first four and half years
are the hardest.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-10-29

My occasional ventures into saw
ing have one drawback. Just when
] seem to be making headway
along pops delusion of grand
eur. l see something | want that
7 cannot afford IL Is a struggle, be-
tween thrift and extravagance.
And extravaganza wins hands
down.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
ADVERTISEMENT
Vim and vigOr Of Youth
In African Bark
enlist Produces an Insieoraf
Superior to Gland Treatments
Wonderful Power Of q Bark
From Africa.

Have You lost your youth. vigor
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work y grind? Don't worry. Science
las produced a new formula said 10
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easily rceaiDirg lost vim. vigor and
Vitality in the privacy OF their homes.
The principal ingredient is an ex-
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the compound produces marked Inn
provemcnt IN ~ hours. IN a short
ffnc the vitality Is usually raised. the
circulation improved and the glow OF
health felt In every part.
The laboratories producing fhs
new yiializer. which Is called ReBild.
Tubs. arc 80 confident of its power
that they have authorized the Peaton
Drug Co. and the Sherman & McCon.
nell Drug co. TO sell 81 box at the
special Introductory price OF 81 for
the next i've DAYS, and on the guar
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write TO Re. Bid Laboratories. Kan
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Washington State, Navy
Oarsmen TO Compete

New York. May o. There Is better
than an even chance that the Wash.
ington State and the Navy oarsmen
viii get together in race all their
own. The men from Seattle VIII soon
be headed eastward for the Olympic
;rycuts. and while that event is the
official one, the westerners are Will
ing to take ON anything that looks
like husky crew on the way
The Navy oarsmen appear 70 be
willing. and IL would be Just the nat
ural thing for the men from the
northwest 20 stop over ut Annapolis.
The severn. however. is a coxswalr
course.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Chet De,ine. first baseman for the
Ernie Holmes team. had good day with
Sunday, gathering three safeties out OF
five trips to the platter.
The Hsnseom Park wildcats. who are
entered In The Southern Sunday school
loop, have elected Cnarles Cox captain
and Donald Whisenand manager.
Any Junior teams that wonId like TO
play the Wildcats can arrange fams
5iis. "
steve 'stanesic. brother of Manager
John stanesic. bas signed TO play with
the Janda Fune'al Home.
Manager Emil Schneider Of fh~
Schneider Eiectrics Of the Metro loop
thinks be has the best therisiop IN the
world Of ground at ihs short position
The Juice shooters'" shcristopper is q
dangerous man with the sick.
Manager Mike Newberger. who pilot.
,be Ernie Holmes team Of the I@ie eiiN
nessiene rorner for he recreation men.
II sizHrd IN no field. Hale comes
from ihs sunny south. where they raise
says Nike.
Jarpn- M,ev. seren6 bsseman and cap
tain n ft. Schneider Eeetries, Is The
efni uhe {, kserinP fbs e'sffric workers
OF top Fsai6ef tring feod hs sshall
ria,e9. Nle5 IL Iheabie fs.ies nnc bstge
IN. sisefric men fbargef VII rsS TER
AZ ibs time.
Johr Lamont and Tor Keufsky hsss
been released ty Manager 5obr Siarts r
Of fhs fsnds Funeral Heme Both Ia
Afcnf an6 keJ1shy VIII Tlas wiff fbs
~ = ftore rrparineni team fhs' IlA.s
senii-p pro bali
Amateur manager. should alwa;s teer
in mind that the fsninr thai phone N
their scores and The ONES ihsi fenc IN
nates nre the teams that WiD receive
the wflieupe which are greatly stTrstisf.
ed by the hackers.
The Bexn,sp Hardware team, m inde-
pendent nine viii journey 10 Nanle.
Seb, this afternoon nnd feurir With the
home boys tbere Iogklns and - Bflen
will dr. the battery work for the town
men ard Moore and schreihman VIII do
likswIss fer The Hardware tfani
A. NJ WriBinRev c~ner of the frosf
Battery team. vii lcrg tffNfnthft ha -
takee ticket r., esery Pics - IND faHf
ager ~ arv tran ~ rnss fEe fft. -
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

.nyllE photographer told Skies
Nilhume that he would like 10
a get an action picture Of the
lanby first baaeman reaching for a
low ball and "slkos bent his lean
body over AMI reached just as the
camera clicked The camera doesn't |
lie and from all appearances Of tho
photo and from the showing made b.
the West I. Improvers' first sacker
this season. he will rank as one Of
the best guardians Of the initial cor
ner In the senior division should he
continue 10 play the same brand Of
ball that he has shown in the games
played so far. A couple OF years ago
Wilhume was ranked as one OF the
best amateur hurlers playing on the
sand lots. Last year he played inde.
pendent ball and at the start OF The
season. when Manager Bans signed
the big fellow To play with The I'm
provers' teams. Skies requested that
be allowed TO play first base. Besides
playing first base. the south paw man
can play the oufficid and catch II
necessary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Nse - tlas Waisll u 80
4sn. Hsaa.Hsf ~ -. flfeHHlsH Asss
a.AH .lHA. sta tAs Aasf A. thst Al
MA fhailsf alwas ~ sfeiiha lhs
aatafHi .s#hf - - AatsAaH Is Afi
fzssh - mates - isHHh saia
i'ntls flail.ls. shsH tssa shht
Isfoplifh - q Felf niAfinE I'll finh
Nhr naf players - nni piAt haf -
moth eelf b snHIe u lie ethsf fluhs.
ANYWAY. all ,hIs IalE hsa1 about
anlf stzllIHa lsafi nlayffa sslnf is
bunk Tals the ease ~ ffea NsfAls.
fof lntlhHes lie never hi he bail
- hard n hls M as he 80 afsff he
feak up ealf The eame helped hin.
| dons 80 that aaif las injured the
batting = hail players llHs nnsa
fonna - Arnold ssata. Ttla sneaker
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Two Feature Contest on Program This Afternoon for Metro League Fan
Coli Good Thing for Ball Players
During Spring Training, Says Robinson

80 eeif taHfHsnsHi - his - 81
aasA ~ fIE#Iaa sna asni 80 80,
Il IaHfsa - hfltlns = - flHhl
IiafsaH - trslnH ffaiHihN sss
- tf4IIHHs8 Neiazs. ~hsn Hsst
I'll eftsn NsHansss fHHHasauoas sFt =
a.afs fof IHa nisYsfs. III is fsea
ihInr faf iNsIH = : : fsiasasish
ffeaa ihe aIiHH - asliy pfsstiet. ard
sznnui ses where e aass ans lHsnft
Wien SIC sHassn stars ! a. nst sH
nfake ~ eaif. bs,anss lhen the riss
e. should . thinking ~ baseball
aHa nsihlhH else III ! fall q skfss
sIIh those critics eha say that SET
Is q had hing fof i.ail players dufirs
Tia long training ssasen.F
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
u. S. NET STARS
TO PLAY BRITISH

London. May a Nut only viii n
representative American tennis team
II both sexes be II Wimbledon this
summer. a strong American aniyors
slly side. headed b. Arnold Jones and
". inRraham ia coming over later
10 play oxford and Cambridge and
visit some of the counties nf Eng.
hnd. This will be the fourth inter.
national varsity tour. Oxford and
Cambridge have sent two combined
teams to the United States: Harvard
and Yale came over her in 1922. Each
mission has been more successful than
the last. each has had It's educational
as we'll a. its competitive value.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
CatchinS En-
on the Flu Si5E Ra5ll

League patk Last Sunday when the
Frost team played the National Guards
n the cartafa raiser at the park. weinin-
ger had passed ali his allotment of tick
cts out to his players and tried 20 get
BY the gafekesper without a ducai, but
sse wbv ssn' bs "I shonId % ret % by witbeus tiehst
Mr. Weininger had -tc dig down in his
Jeans and produce z5 cents TO watch his
team play.
Clifford Bogue. former ssndlot player
who tried out with sfarshalltown. Ia, Of
the Mississippi Valley league. returned
hune lat week. Too many veterans beat
ciiff cut Of job
According n reports. MarshnIItown. Ia..
which Is under the managemenf OF Jack
Lacy. omaha boy. has very strong
team ard should place well up In the
standings OF the Mississippi valley loop.
Tsnkton and Limp. now members of the
Nebraeka National guards team. we're the
main ,asiers = re hFfes, H., q so. me ,ayss
with the tyeat IfaVenworth Merchants
last season. Inctf OF whose members are
now playing With the frost battery
team.
Many pubii~ aud high school stars are
pssying sIib teams In The tutior leaFves
The constitution ond b,lsvs of fhs
a'gny Baseball atsosiailon "hirh ers
az tbe affire ., IN. secretary of the
-
Nuny baseball aztociafion In room 100 OF
tho city hall.
The kaiman Insurance agency of The
Jurior omaha league has released EDDIE
Nnrrhr ard Iwfeback ana plan 70 sign
ny serfsrl players who VIII strengthen
ihe.r Brepp. atenfdsnr tc Johnny Hossn-
bait. nsnage' ef the Insufanee nine.
Tho American i-arn- opened no insl
gun6ar with three enN.s.dso gamer belne
rlA,ea Tbs PAXTON Billiards Onahs
etcffiug Grcds tnmpfnr ard the Nc
Kenne. T,enfisfy wer tie ore fifsd fames
The & n A. . ieau Gefsrtef the san,
Ella team IN the mi, clcff farae plsyed
In The AmfTitar loer
Arthur Green. youthful reporter for Ths
Cinahs bee WIN play second hasf for the
r. Il II 4 Juniors thif afternoon.
Carlson. the new shorf~fop of the
Woodnen ~ the Woric nine u playing n
rroat game At the rhortfieid for the frs
trInalA.
f.rrfs NcKer e.nfes fielder fos the
weed p,n ~ The Worid. ciseosfred laft
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04


Interest IN the amateur gamo'
viii center on the Woodmen Of tho
World. Knights Of Columbus u,ix al
fantenele park and the Schneider
Standard Laundry game at Athletic
nark.
The. Standard. Laundry-Schneider
game will probably draw the largest
,-sss<bwd because Of the fact TINT the
:, Electric men have yet to lose con-
q, test aud tile Standards, who have a
strong team. have lost but one con
test and that n | TO o affair TO the
Carter lake team. The Lakes, IN
furn. were defeated by the Schnei
ders.
ON paper the following Standard
Laundry appears to have the edge
but in actual figures the Schneiders
have outhit the laundry washers in
the last two contests. The Schneiders
gathered II hits in two games while
the Standards have earned but ii
hits in two games. Art Dyck. vet
eran amateur burler. will take the
mound for the Standards With
Lefty" kibbler, the reliable port.
slider doing the mound work for
Electric men
At Fontenelle park the Woodmen
and knights OF Columbus teams will
draw a large crowd. The Murphys
have trimmed both of the lodge mines,
beating the Woodmen. 12 to 2. on the
opening Sunday and the knights. 8
TO 3, last Sunday.
Manager Greene will probably send
sill PavIik, his reliable righthand
burler to the mound while manager
Carey will send Jimmy Moore, for
Iner state league hurler, to the fir
ing line for the Vows.
st Muny Beach the Murphy .Did4Its
have given the Knights Of Columbus
and W00dInen teams u tough battle,
The Carter Lake club and the Cops
will meet at Carter Lake Club
grounds which should wind up with
win for the Ciubmen.
- In the American loop the feature
contest Is booked for Fontenel1e park
nj /: 80 between the Omaha Sporting
Goods company and the Paxton BIZ
this loop is between the Sam Ella
club and the Mckenny Dentists.
The Security Benefit association
who has been playing great ball late.
Iy will meet the strong West J. I'm.
pr0yeinenf club in the feature game
in the southern loop at fbc' new 81.
Franeis park TIirfy.sixtb and )
streets south side.
The undefeafeG National Guards
will meet the yinton Merchants In an
important contest IN the Gate City
league mt Thirty second and newe,
avenue Mt $3.50 y. ~. The Ernie
Holmes and the Frost Batteries. vino
play the first game Ut Risersiew
park. should provide close miy for
the fans.
In the Junior division the undf'
feafed teams Of both the Junior
Omaha league and the Infercify
league will provide the important con
testA. IN the Junior league the W.
linn street Merchants and the West
Ieaveuworth Merchants will meet
each other at Thirtysecond and
Dewey avenue that will decide The
leadership Of their loop. In the In.
fefoity loague the South Omabn
Juniors and the Brown Park Mer-
chants will battle Mt 1880 y. m. nj
East Elmwood. Both teams are un-
defeated and this game will no doubt
lie a close one.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Tilden, Alfonso Win.

Philadelphia. May 2.-wlliam r..
Tilden. II. national champion and
Manuel Alfonso. Spanish Davis cup
star, today won their way TO the
final round ~ the middle states tennis
tournament nt the Germantown
Cricket club
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Even stubborn. unruiy or sham
pooed hair stays eonbed all day in
eDy style sou like. Hair Groom is
dignified combing cream which
I, tyes that natural gloss and well
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

The Indians fnmbfed into fic cellar
~ 5fh Is terrific ciatfcr. whom hey finished
sfeond - ne white Sox 8 - =. two
run rally IN The 9th spelling Lyons shut .
out effort. Tire Irdiiins kicked The game
arnY behind fovelfskf
DaDfOrfh sutdned the Tigers with five
lsitx, the Browns scoring their third
stf1tebf Yff afsf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
|llarr, Wills in
Best Of Shape
for Title Bout
galure,i lies.r lle.lar,s liz
Timing. Distance 1. ',eed
Lacks firsi Class
sparrine Partners.

Es soiik sisf
s-tlAffy Wiz.
VIM i to nEisf
HARTLEY Madden
shortly. i IN
superb physical
rendition, lie l.
ready 10 slep into
the ring Al any
time and fight
for the woflj >
ell am y ionsl,lp.
" liile 1T foly
physical form lie
will not gel l1iA
best fighting esire
without consider.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Nows-knighls
and Schneider
Games Important
Standard. 10 pIa, Wire 10, :
N Athletic PARK woesl.
men in Arlion Al
tonlenellc.
n, monut I. nosf>nlta.

provide natIs'll n.
fHlnlnmenf for
the fans tliH NJ
tetnnon With Soy
Hral unsiefeates
clubs meeting
Zach other on The
ity parks. The
Western league
park win not lse
used hv the anna
tenra because the
Isuffaloes Ill
play Tulsa.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

able more boxing and perhaps one or
two trial bouts.
Wills himself declares that his tim.
Ing and distance In good and that he
doesn't need much boxing. on &C.
count OF the difficulty he has In OBJ
tanning sparring partners II is rcxt
to impossible for him 10 get the riEh'
boxing workouts. Even with the
pillows" he must do considerable
pulling" against his partners. That
does him more harm than good. Tn
I'll he can get sparring partners who
will stand up and sock" ard be
"socked," he will get the most good
out of the light and heavy punching
bags. shadow boxing md ths splay"
boxing he does with any and all box
crs in the gym who will put up their
dukes with him.
II Is wonderful TO see how Wills
handles his 2l5 pounds In playing
With the little bantams and feathers
who are only too anxious TO square
off against him. for Harry never
hits and just spends the time doGg.
Ing, ducking. sidesteppIng and oc-
casionally letting them land a good
wallop on his Jaw. lie displays grace,
agility and stealth.
At one time the other day a half
dozen little fellows pitched on him
Mt once, coming from all directions.
While he was wardIng off those In
front, others were climbing up his
back. The whole gym was con-
vulsed with laughter. None laughed
louder or longer than tho big good
natured, ebony Hercules himself.
Shenandoah, May 2.-Placing In
every event except two. College
Springs won It's annual track meet
with 45 points. Coin scored II 1-3
points: Essex. Is ID: Clsrinda. 10:
Shenandoah. 10: Randolph. 4. and Riy-
erton. Ia Hitchcock OF College
Springs was high point man. with il
points.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

sam feitmap. ernfer fielder foe th~
STANDARD Laundry nine. had all The rut-
outs ~ the firei inning ~ the Standard
All of them sere hard cbsncss. hut the
hefty ouifeider 81 the clothes washers
handled them cleaniy
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Father Sztobe. who Is the assistant
clergyman at the ST. Stanislaus
church came TO Omaha in 1922 from
Lake Orchard college Of Chicago
where he played on the baseball and
football teams. The Lake Orchard
college team defeated such fast east
ern college football teams az the
Michigan Aggies. University OF De
troit and Marquette university.
Father Sztoba turned down an offer
to play with Milwaukee in the Ameri.
can association league. Father sztoba
IL 26
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

far' Bnehman took his brother Tred's
placs ~ fifst base for tn Janfa Funeral
Home and performed IN big isagus styis.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

The Knights Of Columbus infieId had ~
~ dar last sunday when they made nine
errors against tho Murphy Did-Its Frank
ivan thifd base man for the knights.
"as the onlY man who vas not challfed
" for m error on the iodgrn 1n's infleIf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Wnifsr Raursy, firyt sneksr for the
Schroeder Firftrica. had = chances fsr
sundny. lie hapdiad 10 of them psrfeetfy
and dropped the other two
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

The vssf T. impres em~pt club ~ the
fnHihffn lenfpe continues ito raunf tis
Hid nrrle and rark np fh~ counters m
- iHnKus games The 1mpfover. hsys
fruTed II runs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Ted krniieeh md vi For,nsn did fhs
heaty wafh With the stick for the Tands
f9nerHi Home team last gunday
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

BID f.oedvcw hnvIed for the Jands Pu-
nsfAI Homs last sunday and struck ont
- or The MIchks Grocery men lie viii
% or The mound today when the Jsndss
and the Dietz club thnfie
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Millions Use It Few Cents buys Jar at Drugstore

groomed effect 10 your iiair--thst
final touch 10 good dress both ~
business and on social occasions.
'.Hair-Croofn Is grcaseless: also helps
grow thick. heavy. iustrous hair. De
ware Of greasy, harmful limitations
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Arthur Green. youthful reporter for Ths
OiBahs bee VIZ play second base 'of the
= Il II 4 Juniors thif afternoon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Barton. the tnuekis bnU artist WIN
tslrief for The Garter fskfs aFsinsf the
fchneldeT Elscircs last sunday. pife he'd
good bah all through the rsme buf sew
sfal errors Al critical lines lost the cos
test for he lake men.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

f.rri, NcKer. eenfer fielder fof The
Nand VT ~ lhn MorId. Glsroffrfd Iaft
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

TnrIson, the new short stop NJ the
Woodmen ~ the Woric nine y playing n
ercat game At the rhortfieif for the fra
trlnals.