THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. NOVEMBER 5, 1921;.
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350 Children Arc
Aided in Year by
Humane Society
Aid Divioion Heart Report of
Secretary for the Year
JVine TruMees Are
Ke-KIectcd.
Thrta hundred and forty-si cases
irnolvlng crurity, abus and neglect
of chllilren nrrs hiimllH by the I'hII
1in'i Al1 division of the Nebraska
lluinunn society during Ilia fiscal
year ending tieptemUT SD, according
to a rrport mmla ,y Welcoms . W.
Jlradlpy, sc rrtmy of tha oriunliutlon,
ht (ha aiuiuul rnri'llng and dinner of
llm society at the First I'rfabytmlsn
i.hurcli Friday nlxlit. During tho aaino
period the socio! y handled 6,400 live
iniliiiuls, thu report allowed.
Nina trusters, whose term expired
Hi-pt ember 30, with re elected. They
are Otla T. Alvlsnn. luindull K. Crown,
VV. h. lloUiniin, K. 8, Mnrlln, J. II.
KeverblKe, K. lliickliigliuin, Mra.
:eurg A. JohIjii, J, J. Hulllvun and
A, J, Wruvr-r. A meeting of trustee
will be held Monday to elect officers
fur thu coining yeur.
Cieorge I., L iMvy. ft trustee of tha
society, gave a abort talk, reviewing
tha history of the society and predict
ing grruter pimnibllltlca for the organ
ization In future. Others who apoka
were $layor Iftihlmiin, Dr. Edwin
)lart Jtiika of First Presbyterian
church and I'hlrf of I'ollce JJempaey.
The dlnnrr wna . served by tha
women of Hie Flint f'renbyterlin
i liu r'ch under the supervision of Mra.
y, V, Muiluirh.
Driuorratic MiMtalt-nieiit
h Nailed by County Clerk
Km uk Hewey, county' clerk, cnndl-
ililu Cor rn election u the. repub'
limn ticket, hua replied to a compiini
live Kliitement nilllni, l in I Ho World
Herald und In the Midwest Iiibor
Sew, He siiys;
"In a comparative stnteincnt pub
lished In the Win Id llnild nnd the
Midwest J.nbor News, showlnK the ex
penr.es f. ,r the year 1!U8 lit 1921, In
the county cleik'a office, nit error
mi tiimln In iiuotliiK tli total expen
llfure for lull) m $M.r70.SM. vh-n In
fad I Ida minium covered but one di
vision of llii- county clerli'n iifllcc, and
dlil not Include the expense of the
lax department In tbo : ninount of
$9.3.'2..1II, mid the expenses of the
inditing (te!intment In the nmourit of
flT. ""'-'. ami Ulnar a totn! expenditure
of 3i,67fs:i fur the year 1318, ii
shown by the annual reHrt of tha
roimty clerk nrd by th, record 'on
tile In the county cleik'a office.
"To UNO thin llgoro of H.&70.3 ha
a total expenditure for Iflltl In n com-pii-ntlvu
Htutement allowing the total
tluiira In , the three ilepnrtmeiits
slMive itemized roiublned In one
liiiure for the yenr 1921 nnd other
yeara, not only wna nilalendlng to the
rubllf!, buV a misrepresentation of
the trua flgurea nnd records, and
showing auch an erroneoiia enormoua
Increase In tha expenditure of the
county clerk's ofllce waa n groaa Injun
tica to Ha Incumbent nnd thla explu
tuition la due him 1n thla matter."
Memorial to Roosevelt
to Be Unveiled Nov. 11
Portland, Ore., Noy. 4, The flrat I tury parade i planned nnd w ill ilia-
AinUllTIMCMKNT.
Banish Pimples
By This Method
Stuart' Calcium Waferi Hava Ra-
markabla Action in tba Skin
Texture to. Aid Beauty.
If your fnf ami ihouldera are trou
hlnl with plmiilM tint lifom raiihy at
certain prl '". act a box tody at 8tuart'
... n.if . . ..-ww:-..s.s.au..-;-i38aaafc
Cnleium W(fr ond In a few hourt yu
on't fiuftttiun by Ihey r the bet
known, muni widely ul and mot iue
tPkRtuI romt'lexion brautificr tver found.
They clear yuur blued. Ihtr reniova lh
lucaiah impurilien that aather t make
rimiil. buiU, rah, blaekhrad. btotebcv,
mudduieaa and audi blamiahea. Tha raleium
iuelt la tha areairtt akin intluanre Known.
It raunea Ilia akin to wake up. it baeina
tla work at nnra. you nhaarva tha reault
and In a faar dan there ia absolutely
no queation aa to lh wondrrtul anion
of Hiuart'a Calcium Wafara. Uat a kt-cent
boa t nlay at any tlrua atora. Ibay era
truly a eomr-thn marvol and navar aaaia
will you ba in dpir to find aomathiaf
lo rnaka your (oaleaioa braul (at and
ka it kaly.
An KTI.M)a.r.
COMB M TEA
INTO GRAY HI
great memorial to Theodore Itoone-
telt will be unveiled here on AiiiiIn-
tire day.
It la n magnificent bronze eiiien
trutn alatiie, deiiictlng the late prcx!
dent In tha role of "rough rider." )r,
Henry Waldo Cue, Portland physician
and friend of Uooaevc-lt for over ii
yciua, la tha donor.
Twenty five thousand achoijj chil
dren ure to take part In a pnrndu the
morning of November 11. Am the line
pause the veiled tdutue each child will
depoMt a (lower at the ham) In token
of eateein for the man who dearly
loved children.
, Cerenionlea of unveiling will be
b'ld In tho afternoon aa a finale to
olmervnnee of Arnilntlee day. A mill-
IuiikI at. the Kite or the alatiie, at rona
from I.jild public actiool, In the park
block.
Hinutor lieveiiilge. lifelong friend
of KooHCVcIt, Ik achediileil to mnkii
the principal adilrexN. Hlate, city uud
county oIIIcIiiIh will take part In thu
exerclacH, which lire eXM-cted to be
wltncHHi'il by u great ciwd.
The atatuR la the work of A.
riiimlHter Proctor, nationally known
aciilptor. U la 1.1 feet IiIkIi and will
rent on a fiuiiito Iuihu eight feet In
height. Proctor completen) tin.- atalue
In Ilia New fork htudio. It cont ap
proximately $to,na. a replica, of the
Ht.it no will be placed In a North Da
kota town, where Ir. C'oe llrat met
JtooHevelt.
Packard Salesman
Here Is Held as
Forger - Bigamist
liiirttm lltlwartlt, Ijnjiliiye of
colt-Bury Auto Company,
Taken After Flight in
Company Car.
Kart'iit LilwanlH, aiilaainun for tha
8. olt liurv Packard rompimy In re,
waa airiatfd In llalienton, Tex, r'ri-
day on ihartica of foi ueiy and blganiy,
Accoi'dmij to rtpoila Hirivrd Jiri
Kililny night.
According to A. C. Scott, head of
the company, Kdwarda left llaatlnga
nbout two weeka ko In a, Packard,
belonglinr to Ilia company. It U aa
legvd by hentt thut l.'dwarda deaerted
hia wifo und flute i-hlldreu at Hiiat
tnga and inurricd Button (Neb ) girl
here before ha departed.
t.'. W, Thornton, manager of the
company, auld Friday night that the
forgerlea would amount to about
2.U00. '
"Hdwurda forged tha nniiica of
prominent men In and around J bint
Inga to notca,' aald Thornton, "ila
would coma to our office here wild
a note, auppoacd to have been algnud
by ' a. pr.inilneiit mini In llaatlnga,
After calling tha bank to lee If tho
nolo waa good wa would turn over
the car ti Kdwarda.
"Later the note were returned aa
forgerlea."
!ctecirv Fraud haa gone to Gal
veston ufter KdwurdH.
Relapse of Scarlet
Fever Brings Death
, rtiapae aunrred arir a pro
nnumtd cure nf ecurlrt fever, lirukad
fatal to H' lualliiiio Mangmmell, ami
of Mr. and Mra
Tony Mauglamell,
H.t North Eight
eenth alreet. Ha
waa 13 and waa In
tha aeventh grade
at Kell'.iu achonl.
When Tha Oma
ha !ee ahort
tuna ago held tla
btcycla pilxa con
teat for Omaha
boja and gtrla, Fe
bnatiano waa one
of tha wlnnara.
'I'hera are two other children In
tha family, C'armelo, 10, and Joa
phlne, 9.
Mr. and Mra. Mauglainell wlah to
thank publicly all frlenda who aent
flowera or aympHtlilzcd with tuaut In
their bereavement.
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Ex-Service Men's
G.O. P. Club Meets
James Walbli, Veteran Repuli
V lican, Kxplains Principles
of Party.
i ' .
The Ex Service. Men'a republican
club waa nddreaaed by Jamea WulKh
and Hyron Oberat at an enthuxiuHtlc
mi.ctliiK held Friday nluht at repulr
llcan hi niliU.'irlcri, r Nineteenth and
boiiglax Ktreeta.
Mr. VValnh, who bna been through
many political campaigns, told the
young men that the republican party
haa a proud record.
"We want to keep that rerord
atralght and we ara going to keep It
Hlrnlght nnd we know you are going
to bo with u," aald Mr. Walah. "Tha
republican party la it party of prog.
reaa and of vlalon. lta leadera are
xtaloua to maintain the faith to
maintain tho confidence which the
people have In the party. I wlah to
congratulate you young men who
have atarted thla splendid organiza
tion" Byron OberRt, Itowland P. Thomna
and llnnn C Lumen aerved na a com
mittee to prepare n coiiHtltutlon which
waa adopted. The count it utlon re
cltH tliHt the club will udvancu re
publican prliiclplca and will help elect
io public otlico exaervlce men and
tomen und repuhllcana who nro in
harmony with tha principles and
Ideals of the organization; alao to fur
ther the aound prlnclplea of military
preparediuHM.
The club will meet again next Mon
day night at 7:30.
Sholwell Speaks for Beal.
A. V. Khotwell, county attorney;
Irvln HtalmiiKter and John Veager,
apoke at a atrect meeting at Twenty-
fourth nnd N etreet Friday night to a
large audience which aerved quiet
but firm notice on nil democratic
becklera time their heckling would
not be tolerated.
Hhntwell not only booated for his
deputy, Henry Ileal, republican can
didate for county attorney, and
Sheriff Mike Clark, republican candi
date for re-election, but eupported the
tntlra republican ticket. Stalninater
and Yeager apoke in f.ivor of the nd
tlonal and at.tte candlilatea.
Drknt Btutifulty and R
tor Its Natural Color
and Luitcr at Onct,
t imi""B IrH ( t-rawaj li.t.i a
hy taiih aulphur an4 aUxitwd
a.btt wdt luia gratr, a'raaal and
fa l.J bar Kraut. fully iWtK an4 lut
u'.miI M.( ig lh Ta at V-tl
i hue roof at Krn. Ih-'UgH. la
.t..-,t ;oK.a. An aate way ia Iw f"
l rawif ttaua owrtlu lHfud
If tla 4l.ita t wtbaf tngrod.enta
l.r, b-iila, at Im! "t, at wiwat
t. Vajuw a "W)tk' a-tl J
't e k' r.wa4." tnua aid r
. t .
ft k.ia ). Ml Wa t ta aM.
! J-a n t.i ii m.it lolb d
a(i,-a a4 at'i i. (if
v - M--f W I h Hiatal
kiitf a4 k-a-tk-ta I uMyaa wi." k
I a VH. ktaM It V l aa
r A. .v
aw v-et truak w.laj it a .1 4
M livat . kt. a a a .
C. of C Directors to Meet.
Membrrt of the Iward of direclon
of tha Omaha I'hauilier of t'oinmerca
have been tailed to H apicial meeting
to b held at tha thanitx r next Tue
day to it'avuaa the l.uia and Pur-
poi.ea of tha tnnaha Ixvally aunl
veraary und to t-ndorae tha ttiamber
hip atlmulalion now temg carrn-d
on by th chamher.
Pi for Wimlow,
A! iok'l. Twantj alatU and Q
atraata. waa tiuJ ll and roulal la
nay fr a, windw h la aikged to
hava eliaturad wkea h be.tl rkk
at the grocery atoaa vt A'a l.tmnmi,
:Set y atreat. when ha fi4 Juda
Ivaiar In lulh 1U puks curi
It ta Mid H'-kal waa lt.Uat4 at tha
tiuia.
M anttbiug t liiwttanl t a
.tAn. but, taking than aa IU
fta an I a-v e.-lMeg la t'ti: lut
f Ht4n la) a tUkk tit!a It affwia
k.nt t;n4. ully.
Englcr Home Looted
of Silver and Clothing
F. YV. Kngler, 113 North Fifty
fourth ulreet, reported to police Friday
night that prowler, obtained mora
than fl.OtiO worth of allverware and
wearing apparel at hia home.
The bonne wan ranwickcd ThiiiMday
night. t9r. Kngler aald ha did not
notice the loan when b came borne
because Slia. Kngler waa out of the
cty.
Mra. Klla llypae, 2119 Cna atrcet,
reported to police that her home waa
runaucked Friday night. No ratlmata
wiih given of tho limn. Neigbliorfl Hiiid
that they aaw u man leuve the hoUKc
but thought It waa the yardman.
Kiul of Franco-liritibh
'IVouhles Believed Near
Parid, "?fov. A. Count te Ht. Au
lair, French aiiibaMwidor to (beat
ilrltulii, arrived In l'arla bmt night to
confer with Premier Poiucnra on
'J'uililhli problem, which have been
the aubject of Franco ilrltiah conver
nation for nearly a week.
I'liotllcial circlca aeo In tha conver-
aatlona u rapidly approaching accord
between the two govr-rnmenta on the
nrur cnat and other iaaura. Count
1 Kt. Aulair will return to Loudon
after receiving freah Inatructlona from
the premier and rem me hla inter
views with the new British government.
Quintet Keleaned.
rtlchard Went, John Koch, Kd he
wha ii , Otto Klack and Jack McDonald,
printer and preaameii from Chicago,
arreated on charge of Vagrancy,
were dlxchargud by Judge Koater In
South Umalia police court when they
told the maglritrate they were on their
way west In queat of employment.
f'har)ea M. Etaulter, i-andlduie tnr Vu
nlrlpul JuilK". wta Ti-canlly elf le.l Hon
nrury Memher nt lha omabK MuaielMiia
AaiujcfaUon, laical Nil. 70, Aliieili-un J-'eit-t-i'Hiiuii
of MiiMlt-liina, for noiuhlo ai-rvice
ami rontrlbullon lo lha art of niualv Ad-vartlMnnipiii.
Insurrection on Samoa. '
Pari. Nov. 4. (By A. P.V-An In
aurrectlon baa br.iken out on the
inland of rlrunoa off tho Hinyrria coast
of Asia Minor, according to advices
received here, tba rebela declaring an
autonomous government for tha la-
land. Creek troopa have been called
out to auppresa tba outbreak.
Burglars Take Clothes. '
Burglars pried open the pantry win
dow at tha home of Mra. F. M. Dwo
rait, 3609 South Twenty-alxth street,
Friday right while tho family waa
away, and stole $82 worth of women's
clothing, according to a report to
South Omaha police,
Hundreds View Bodies
of Slain Train Bandits
Wittenberg, Mo., Nov. (By A. P.)
The iM.dles nf John F. Mack) Ken
nedy, 02, notorious robber of western
Missouri, and Harvey fiuumi, it com
panion, who were killed yesterday
by railroad detectlvea and itoll!ce
liiapectoia after tha men had robber
a passenger train of tba Ht. Lou la
Han Frunclsco railway near here, II
In a local undertaking establishment
tonight awaiting disposition.
During tha day a, steady stream of
curious inhabitant of thla vicinity
came to Wittenberg und Viewed tha
remains of the men, ona of whom,
Kennedy, had for many year delli-d
the law and outwitted th effort of
the ehrcwdest detective to capture
lull).
My royal edict King Alfonso of
Hpaln has forbidden all persona who
come n contact with him to eat garlic.
NOTICE
Turn to Page 3.
Society Section
Take Advantage
Save
Prices Raducad Wa claan, wa repair,
are altar Man's, Woman' and Chll.
Iran's Clothing of ovary eVacrlstion.
DRESHER BROTHERS
2217 Farnam Straat
Tslsphonaai Omaha, AT Isntl 0348
South Side, MArkat 0060
LunrlaiiasiaaartJWJrftlaiwiaraiaia
Is it any wonder
Kinney Stores are
famous and popular?
Note Prices arid Values Below
For Men For Women
fa?
Tne reason 10 manj- Omaha men are finding
complete autufaction nt Kinney' in because
we tiive to give not only the beat style in
Omaha, hut values thut are not urpaaed any
where. We are showing a (all line QQ
of Mow's Or... Shoo, at w, . VU.JO
We are makinx hit with Omaha women these
days because we are showing beaded aatin, kid
and colonial pumpa QlA QQ
at only VsivO
Kvery woman want a pair of high shoe in her
assortment. We anticipate a rush on these
$3.98 "4 $4.98
Road Conditions
Vu.i fi'.tit whs r in tba rmjr know the
wear that I acta m buM Intii ir of
ih-a, Thf f can I h !. I t
w rl, runt.iig er kAini
It AL SHOE VALttJ (OR
IMRCrTIC BOTJ Al . .
$3.98
$2.98
Ti t liit.nait and a'rr.-t Wear, the popular thiPg
these d)t ia a pair of forli. ar iha
li t unit tuost iniarbb!e slje n thi l)p
ft fixtatat Ihlikvfil! Q QQ
Lal.o' O.I. .da . , 03.a?O
"at ef ixii.narjr bua na In n.t
a I tiiildien't sh- at .
:r.$i.98
4 . mr- i Pift - ';
a)-1 Ka4. -' -"
llVl. VAtOt IVIN9 ito-.
The Store of Service, Value and Satisfaction
I?o$pitalitjJiivJouP-
.jtoonv
I'r.Ti.OO eight piece Walnut Dining Jtoom Suite Buffet, Ohlong
Table, five Hide and one Arm ( hair 91210.00
Joy
' mm Mil,, 1 1 41 jl I I
'gpSI
and Thanksgiving
The success of a dinner often
depends to a great extent upon
the manner in which the foods arc
served.
1 Mont every houBcwife likes to have the
furnishings of her dining room in keep
inn with the other furnishings of her
home, in fact, the diningroom nhould
receive more attention along these lines
than any other room in the home, for in
the dining room the whole family is
gathered together three times a day,
and particularly during Thanksgiving
and the holidays,
U Thanksgiving und the holidays are near
at hand and you should sec to it that
your dining room Is properly furnished.
U The selections we have to offer leave
nothing to be desired. You are sure to
find here, at value-giving prices, just
what you want and should have.
If you wish to exchange your old dining
room furniture for new, we will allow
you what you consider your old furniture
Is worth on anything along these lines
you may select, and yours will be placed
in our exchange department for disposal.
H What we sell you will add to your joys
and pleasures, not only this Thanks
giving, but in many more to come.
WE FURNISH
3 rooms complete for $189.75 4 room complete, $270.00
5 room complete for S408.75
1210.00 rlKlit-pitce Queen Aim
Dining Room Huite Buffet,
Table, five Hide and one Arm
Chriir. Choice of Hound or
Oblong Table ....8150.50
$29.50 Walnut Finish " Dropleaf
Tea Wagon .$10.20
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
$17.50 Dull Mahogany Gate Leg
Tables $10.00
$45.00 Brown Mahogany Gate Leg
Tables $24.75
$29.50 Five-piece Unfinished Break
fast Sets $18.00
$22.50 Golden Oak Dining Tables,
at .$17.85
$75.00 Jacobean Dining Tables,
at $41.75
$55.00 Walnut Finish Buffet.
fit tf $?4-75
$85.00 Queen Anne Walnut Buffet,
at $56.50
$52.50 Oblong Wal. Finish Dining
Table S.14.75
$8.75 Fumed Oak Lea. Seat Dining
Chairs . $5.65
$7.50 Mah. Finish Blue Lea. Seat
Dining Chairs $5.85
$39.75 Golden Oak Library Tables.
at $19.75
$85.00 Two-tone Walnut Davenport
Table $47.50
$60.00 Mah. Queen Anne Dnven-
port Table $38.50
$175.00 Three-piece Cane and Mah.
Living Room Suite, velour cov.,
at $121.00
$ J 45.00 Golden Oak Three-piece
Duofold Suite $70.50
$275.00 Three-piece Tapestry Over
stuffed Suite $178.50
$59.50 Queen Anne Mah. Spinet
Desk . $33.75
$67.50 Mah. Finish Cedar Client.
t $18.50
$15.00 Day fled, complete with
mattress $33.75
RUGS
$95 00 IJ Wilton Hun 970.50 j
,i no I3 Wilton Ytttvti ttugs, y.O.7
lUOu 913 AiminaUr Ruf . . :t7.l. I
US Oil 9,13 KruaU Kuft . ., a!t..7a
Ait thr ! isllirf at Mm (iruorUt)n, I
$35.00 Mah. Windsor Rockers.
at $19.75
$4.50 Gold. Oak Pedestals, $1.95
$8.50 Mah. Pedestals . $5.65
$65.00 Gold. Oak Duofold, $42.50
$17.50 Wal. Finish, Brass Trimmed,
.Steel Tube Bed ,S12,25
$35.00 Brass Bed JRJ54.75
$59.50 Mah. 4-Poster Bed, $38.75
$55.00 Mah. Dresser $37.50
$65.00 Golden Oak Chifforette,
at $36.00
$35.00 Golden Oak Chiffonier.
at $19.75
$39.50 Wal. Finish Chifforette.
at $17.85
$65.00 Walnut Dresser ...$39.75
$65.00 Mah. Dressing Table,
at $42.50
$75.00 Ivory Vanity Dresser,
at $49.75
$207.50 Wal. Four-riece Bedroom
Suite $147.50
$378.50 Mah. Four-piece Vanity
. Suite $275.00
$550.00 Bird's-Eye Maple Six-pieco
Bedroom Suite $375.00
$425.00 Mahogany Four-piece Bed
room Suite $298.50
$600.00 Four-piece Walnut Bed
.f00 Suite $394.00
$800.00, rour-ptccp, I'archment
Finish Decorated Bedroom Suite,
at , $598.00
$1,080,00 Four-piece Mahogany
Bedroom Suite, Including Vanity.
l)r(,w $760.00
DRAPERIES
Mf Crrtuili, irooj SrUitinn a
llt'O St) itikh Ms.lrss in roa, mitlhrrry,
Ml or hrvwn , , ,
t.'.tJJ 45-inh Mslrs.
fomlilintiuns ......
CompUt ihajrif tf
I'ttirls hy th yat'l.
U.a
in i hull of rotor
i.:m
Tuvsn Nri mni
Kilchtn Cabin.!., $9.?5
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UmJ Bam Buriwri, Sit. 00
Oak INaltm $10.25
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DRESS SALE
Juiiao Orfun
till tU.U .o
axaatt ari4 at I've t aii
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205-7.9 North 16th St.
Opposite Post Office
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