Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 5

f) < )i NEW G]VIC LEA(IU}_] VUHHTW Mf][]()H—_ IN FIRST MEETING ' 'ass Resolution to Request Lower Flat Rates for Water Used to Sprinkle Lawns NAME COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN The Omaha Civic leagns i sesking u low fIM rate for water to be soisly on the lawns This would tend ‘seid C. L 1o et hamp, who intro duced the pesolution gt the meeting of the Clvic league at the THE INVENTOR WOULD LOWER GAS PRICES : Nobraskan Applies for Patent On BEE ; Largest English I.ut}u ran in World muntze Memoriall Process for Making “‘Motor o tollowing Wednes-| Juice” from Kerosine o recelved by I8 LIKE THE RITTMAN SYSTEM " Pr. O D, Balip the ” shes Kountse Memorial A reduction in the pries of gasoline wrgest Vaulish Lathersn congress ‘- " the United ¥ates and that mesns| 10 Almost the price of kerosens is 0 the world. Of sourse, there are soma | predicted in (he very nesr future by hesutity the | firet | e arger Latheran oomgregations spasking ¢ nous larger that spenk Kng- | ve 3,400) | tor | an inventor who seot his Invention for making gesoline to the Washiag patent office Thursday ot K oumtsn Mmoriel w et Commerelal elub rooms ince the ‘ - “" bl *| Walter Jolinson of North Loup ters have been Installed p the lawns have not been ’ Lape s heorstofore,’ ' ' ’ i |'11' '”l mtieh discusson of the Joct b . gt . ! w | “II ‘ I |1| I [; ;1 the meeting, and the statement was | ¢ . 1ade by sotns members thet thig low rate for lawn sprinkiing purposes thee wan then appointed to weil on Gepersl Mansger HWowe of the fotropglitan Weter Alstrict o t were possible to get this sugKs tion Into offeet. The cor e son te of Charles ¥, A r Prank Best Wateh Sirest m..uu. The grading now be tiath snd Vorty-sscond and Pra ' wnd in that Smanediste neig 1180 Lo be slossly watehed by with & view (o seslng thet hi properly besutifiod se this gred wous on. This matter was refe Jobn A Brues, chalrman of Plannimg cotnnlusion of the ot . A posed paving of ( r wire n conmequent sxpediancy of weeing that all water and ga ound services Wh The suggestion ALSpAL g Catmpnier the lengie hewrty wympsiny & was the fathe of Mrs. # wak § P with this movement and the eapransed § Lewgue Plans Baplained Tn the wmaller glanes of lite each 1n anley M. Roswwator, the iewly eected | B1VidUnl has some comly expsrience, only nesvtary of the leagnus K L I BoIne Kreat objset lesson. Dis esting of 1he board of Birscions, siated | 8886 ofUen wanstes years of some people's that # piane Lo be tuore nottve than ever | 1Wves. They sufler years of agony snd oford v { the |torty " 0 h wlioved by sowe losgin, wiatad, were 1o fomer the |remedy or trestment. Although they physien] improvement of Omuha, Yy eul- |heve p donrly 1o seours this informa tivating the 1astan; by securing |ton, if y Gan relleve the sufferings | an sdoption of an inteiligent, permanent | of Lheir helr superioncs has not | ety plan; by namisting the suforeement |heen in of the existing 1aws lntsnded 1o improve | These facts are being Aemonstraied the eity, and by Infiuencing legwistion |8very Aey, On ome side we heer of s ooking theretn, The grest msjority of nenpartisan and nousectarian ioms intarested tn the prysiosl develop nent of Omaha are reprosented | , of panting to join, or v the varlous eommitiees . AT . ¢ fcipsl house o ormmities warden commitiee » adde bers airendy 1 on the oity ylan ning commmit Gordon is Making Last Plea to Gain an effort to reach the ) gain 8 of mnmuity Wis other wortld make himn cor order vings, whigh, witk an d mors o com, iy oo gt f ‘;: v ot the Sherman & MeConns ug store, | Gordon must oAain 99 new " th and Dodge streets, whers ¢ y or renewsl ordere for th | o hers the Tanles | man ains s merits wnd the e f batirdny Kow prop i s fetloce br By [ Gentiermnn and Ladies Home Journai-— | P P ) e use | 1 @ shn r " y the o ' ' . sider which ' I e gnnst elaph " ' 1 Omaha is Some City ‘wa C. 0. Kendal TWO WOMEN AND ONE MAN NIPPED ON DOPE CHARGI Werlalu's Cough . W ialanble et CREIGHTON THOUSANDS GAIN Object Lesson Gained by Trisls weoman wh orgarias- | les from somaeh yonrs, in rolleved by Taniae, this | constrietive, while from snother souros 814 |8 promiuent merchant testifies that after L% wing ehalrmen were appoinied |oines (o relleve & severs cans by Tanis r 4 1o the mem- | we | the u,; r experien A Stake for Lm, they fortunate who sutlers as a8 bown found Vdes) in combat e wtlams fweling that ia omly orw, A wenernl tonle for hait-siok wii men and woren, 1t ilde up th o, crent Kuan sppetits, pro woken digention, Vitalises blood, and wn bnek ¥ 10 hoeks and sparkle o the ayes | STUDENTS ARE HAVING ENGLISH CONTEST “ an f # for the third . mAny, Tuendny and Wednesd GREAT BENEFITS Always Repays for Hardships Experiance Lentimen #lier wuftoring wsld agon troubls for fiftesn the new ry nding hundreds of dollars for meds of ehronts | win henefited immedintely | They have pald denrt ’ e wmpiet that hewr oA thelr experisnces, and how they gained will profit, however wands of men and women in sl of We nre dally scknowledging fits they have derived from Tan s of cor il affections o mbranes, stomash, Wver | They tes! that they | forward publicly end 1ei) an with the spirit of help wntarrh, he objent, Others who 2] the grost reconmtroctive Lonk Tanias may be obtained in Benaon of | e Drug stors; My ing 7 onbaum; Weeping Water ! nekn Oy, Hor irn, €, W, Dort i o, V. B A « ) [ rown-Y redert cknoy R, Drug miland, M, O, Harding & 1[ "'\‘ Q[“‘ » & store; Monros, HA's Phar- | “ ‘ V. B. Burris; Nickersor Pama Gelabraflon Pullarton, Grittin Bros. | w, #, R Leo; Unadflia, Frank roken | OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL who is visiting in Omaha, declared | mu his Invention would overcomse o ome objection to the Rittman gys- | lrm of making gasoline-—the super- heating of the colls and their expan- wlon by reason of the necessarily high prossure, The Rittman sysiem was widely adver tised & your or #o and was heraided A6 & guarantee of gesoline at & much lower price Heacently the government iusiied & book dencribing this pregess, and when Walte Johnson read It he found that the MUu man process was procisely the one whioh he had discovered, and on which he ap plisd for & patent August ¥, 1914 svery which he has now mmade applied for a », Overcomes { the colls Iwelf pater tha diffien) The procsss ia simplieity through his attorney of expansion wald gl u ,E;é L 14, 1916, 5 Johnason. Tt Involves & superheating oofl set in the pipe that carries the vapor from ome boflor to the other ““T'he invention on which | am now ask ing & patent will overcome the trouble In the Rittman » m, and patent {a tasued the new proc be In operation within thirt Its offect will bo to reduce the price of gasoline aimost worth today, becauns the making gasoline from Ker bs more than | cent & gallon Johnson deslgned and bullt & Ateam en At the and & holler in 1912 dlen on Omaha Machine works in through which ey the firet st way ere made uunm,ur " 1 1 YOUNG men everywhere are seeking better clothes. is part of their Americanism. It was Benjamin Harrison who said, paving brick is determined according te the per cent of joss sustained less than 71 mder test. Its undesirability increases with the Increase of loss over 3L per |cent when subjeoted to a standard rat- tler test The point has been raised as to whether this orror In the county proclamation Road Bond Election Proclamation May Have a Wrong Word The official proclamations posted by would not vittate the bond iswue If the Klection Commisstoner Mootheud, relat- |honds should carry Ing to the special county paving hond “That | BUT THREE NEW SCARLET FEVER CASES REPORTED Honrlet fever cases reported Charley and Montice Jones, Ohfid's Saving inatitute, Molinaky, 141 Bouth Twenty-eighth elmotion contain this staten the county of Douglas Imwue and well $L0,000 for the purpose br loss than 21 on is oalled by one of the oty re to the clause “not less than 21 nt test,” whioh obviously whould | not more than 21 per oent (est ty puving specifioat that { paving with t test I'reat Conghs and Colds at Ones. Dangerous bronchial and lung allments Ing brick block whall not test more | follow neglected oolds. Take Dr, King's an 3§ ent Now Discovery; it will keep you Wwell An nutter of fact, the valus of a ! All Aruggists —~Advertisement i A 3""'?""“’|‘ Il Copyright 1916, The House of Kuppenheimer Being well-dressed uf Wonder Interest The arrival of a baby In the household completely changes the entire aspect of the fulure, DBut In weantime, during t nnslous perled of ew pectancy, iz the pains’ of expansion watlwe wid quiets the nerves, extends 1 (ne fuenca 1o the nternal Organs wad romove o & groal el deiiey b prebenston, T8 le & Batural freati for the mother, Las no drug over wnd fur (hle reason mudt waert & most beneficlnl fuluenco thime funetions d tly connecled P A borosting book the subjest |s frealy 1 d A | b malied free N tait wotlers iy Mradfeld Reguialos { ‘ | I Av ta, O, Ol » I (] Fr 1" bday of 'l L | ted wned yout will (hod ha wil ol 1 " \ | Aherhond. Thelr lothery " ol wlwnd, Viab bvathe somfurt (n every -u-L Skln Muddy? eyen, Motches other skin ' i1 lered o i} Parity the blosd, tone the il 4 bile w BEECHAM'S PILLS Laraeat Bale of Any Madicime n the Warld Bold wvarpwhare, bn bunss, 10e, il = “The cheap coat makes the cheap man,” : Now, more than ever, it pays to search for quality. There is a Kuppenheimer ‘ dealer in your section, Prices, $20 to $40, Our book, “Styles for Men,” on roquca( 1 THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER, CHICAGO : Originators of Fractional Sizes in Men's Clothing i *‘ I | A ‘“(Huy (L N I e L | i }l W Tasty Toucheb of Dress to Harmonize With the “KUPPENHEIMER SUITS" Stetson Hats, $8.50 and $5. Manhattan Shirts, $1,! Perrin's Embroidered Back Gloves, $1.50 .nnl $2. $2 :um' Walking' Sticks, $ T A A Luxurious Scarf, 50c and $1’ 1,00 and $2