THE OMAHA DEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1922.
Wealthy. Chicago Red
Must Serve Pen Term
Chicago, Nov. 1. Wy A. P, Th
two-year fight of Wlllliim Hroim Uoyd,
wealthy communist, to escai a five
year penitentiary emteno fur vtola
lion it the Illinois espionage act,
known aa tji "vver thruvr" law, end
ed at mdnlcM when, according to
word reaching here. Chief Juatloa
Thompson of tha Illinois supreme
court announce! he would deny
Lloyd's iMton t auy tha sentence
until Vntink'T It.
Lloyd and 17 otter members of the
communist party were convicted In
Chlcngu In August, 1920. They were
accused nf advocating overthrow of
tha government.
Their Hunt to escape sentence wes
minla on th around that the lilt-
ncila "overthrow" art, adopted during
the war, usurped authority vested In
the federal government atont.
The United States auprenia court
retuai-d several dnya ago to hear tht
Uoyd cane. Pending the defense mo
lion before that court Lloyd's attor
ney obtained the atny of entente
from the etut court until today.
A ton of aoft coal will produce 1,400
pound of coke.
Hflfiiortl Texas Convict
Held on Lincoln Charges
Houston, Tex., Nov, 1. I lurry I
Wutsou, released yesterday from the
Mutitavllla penitentiary, liar ha had
lni serving a term, wua arraigned
before L'mted Mate Commissioner
McMuhon on a federal warrant from
Lincoln, Nib., charging ualng the
nm lie to defraud. He la .15. lie was
held III d. fault of 13,000 bull.
OMAHA
MINNEAPOLIS
I'KKW-YOKK
For Saturday 9 A. M. Sharp We Announce Our
Annual Thanksgiving Sale
-OF
Wool Dresses
Haas Brothers hold just one sale
a year like this and Saturday
tis the day
'. The prcat importance-of this sale cannot be over
estimated. It will convince you that to be correct
in style and good in quality a dress docs not neces
sarily have to be expensive. .
' Every dress is worth three and four times this
extreme low price. Both" Haas Brothers' regu
Jar. Dress Shop and "Gray Shop" contribute to
the importance of this great sale.
i ,
U
m lit' i TW i
-eryurchase '
if
ill
If your aelectlon
'does not prove
entirely atlsfac
factory we Invite
Its return for ex
change or cash
refund but such
returns rautit be
confined to day of
aale.
Colors
Navy Blue
Copcn
Combinations
Th styltt trt drtptJ
hats, cott Ufht, pttittd
tnj pi tin ptntls. uneven
frm lintt tnj oottl ilttvt
tfttxtt. Vetutitul tmbioid
tit J tnj brtiJtJ tit tat.
Styltt taaugh fa utity
every ttt.
We believe these to be the
most Phenomenal Dress Val
ues we have ever had the
pleasure of showing.
The selections are broader, the
styles better, tho fabrics of a finer
quality than in any previous sale,
and with both our regular dress
section and our stout dresses in
the "Gray Shop" involved, the
importance of this sale has been
greatly strengthened.
Cloths
Twill Cords Velvets
Poiret Twills Velours
Canton Crepes Tricoshams
If You Wear a Size 42 or Larger
Com direct to mi Bmhtrt Ctty
Shop on tht Fourth Floor, Htro
you will linj Pttuti from ' 41
l it. JtvtSoptJ in new tinJtiiing
moJ$, Aortmtntt woWer
iutly tomplrt.
li you know v!us you
buy tnouth duutt in
alt tor tht tutit mjmojv
nj wt urge you to do to,
bttiui w art (train wt
m ill eot bt gV to duplicitt
thtt dttutt tor tnywhtit
tr thit prkt ifafl ft
Ium II U HUi ftoot
8tm 43 to tU4Uk floor
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Brother
THE SHOP FOR WOMEN
Bride, 22, Quits Rich Mate,
52, Two Hours After Rites
v-Ty I ''X
Fanners lo Discuss
Marketing Topics
Co-Oji'rtie Grain and Live
stock, AohOciulion to Con
vene in Omaha Suon.
Mora efficient TtimkeMng method
f ir the IhhimI of grain and live
tock will t the muln topics dla
cuksed Ht the !lt amiuiil convention
if the NYhrntika Kannera CO'Opera'
live O ru In and Livestock aiomclntlon,
which opens at tha Itome hotel No.
vember it. continuing to November
4, accor llng to J. W. Hhorlhlll, eec
retary. The convention la being held
under "he atiHplces of the Karntora
(iraln lalers ailiitoti of Ne
braka. Harry V. Atwood, Chicago, will I'fl
turu on tcitlonnl conditions. Millstd
It. Myers, K, H. Hot Is and Murk W.
I'lckell, all of CIiIisko, will maka
the following addresses: "Our (Ireat
eSt Need," 'Tpto Date Accouptlng,"
and "Scientific Market Htudlcs," !
spictlvely, Newton V. Gaines, i?t
turer for the extension department of
(he state university, will speak on
the need of co operation among farm
j cis. Joint W, nnmble. vice prcsldert
'Of the. l-'iut .N.Ui.hmI bank, will spoil
011 "How l'iiMiiis Can fie and Must
lie Financed."
Topics liiuiliig on the impoi titnee
of the wheat Industry In Nebraska
and ita proper nuuketlng gra also
to be discussed. II. M. If-ilner, a di
rector of the orRanhuitlon. is to talk
of the prnctK al benetlta of wheat Im
provement. Chauncey AHott. Omnha Flour
Mills, will kIvs a demonstration "how'
lug different gnidea of wheat mad
Into breat loaves and then compared.
Tha I'epiiitinent of Agriculture or
WasbliiBtoii will ulso tnnke the siima
dnmoiihtiiillon,
zet Sqiiawn Hurnnl to Death
tioldlldd, N-v., Nov. l.l.-.M..tt:a
and Annl.', IMule s.U..ws, ecli aiild
to have been nearly tM
were burned to death bore tsl nlgbt,
In a lire wide' destroye.l a shuck In
hlch they wen. living Hoth ere
,,,. , Nevada and I yed In th.
st..t throuithout their lives, yi
wera familiar rgurea at many of tha
milllK ,am.s in tha plonceduya.
Qiiakfg Felt on Coast.
Jtlveivlcw, Col.. Nov. 1.-A slight
earthquake, shock was felt at :.S laat
meht. Four tremors were noi.ee...
I No damaga was rcpoi tart.
Mr. Leo Webber-Oatraiidcr.
Because Ills pretty 22-year-old (11-
vorcee-brlda of two houia refused to
go on a honeymoon with him and de
serted him then and there, Jacob H.
Oatrander, 62, wealthy farmer of
Randolph, Neb., filed ault for divorce
in district court Wednesday,
yesterday the bride, formerly Mis.
lyeo Webber, countered with a suit
seeking annulment of the marriage.
fine complains of shattered court
ship promises.
I don't want a divorce," said the
bride. "I don't want alimony.
'All I want la a chance to bo free
to earn my own way in thia world,
and," her volca softened aa 'tier eyes
dimmed With tears, "and to bring up
little Leo the way lie should be
reared."
Promised Gifts.
"Little Leo" la Leo Clayton Web
ber, her 18-monthB-old baby, son of
her first husband, "Pete" Webber of
Sioux City, from whom she wae divorced.
Oatrander, the bride charges, prom
ised her a diamond ring, an auto
mobile and to take care of little Leo,
before they wera married.
But after the ceremony the asked
him again about the ring, the car, and
the baby, ahe alleges, and he replied:
"Get that baby idea out of your
head."
When the bride was 12, ahe re
lated, her mother was housekeeper for
Ostrander. That was only 1') years
ago.
Almost I'rnnllcss.
Then laat February while aha was
Jiving with her mother In tiloux City
and after she una divorced, Ostrander
began writing letters to lkpr. sIkj
claims.
She was almost penniless, she said,
and the wealthy fanner began to
promise her a diamond ring, an auto
mobile and to care for the little baby.
Mrs. Webber consulted friends and
went to see Judnc A. L. Button and
Max Fromkib, attorneys. She told
them her story. They are represent
ing her in the annulment proceedings.
8he and Ostrander were married by
Judge Crawford November 1. (She re
fused to go on a honeymoon, she says,
after he refused to care for her bnby.
Thomas Conley, one of the clerks
in Judge Crawford court who wit
nessed the wedding rites, Is acting aa
Ostrander'a attorney In the case.
"We don't want a divorce," aald
Judge Sutton. "We want an annul
ment. Ostrander tnlffrepresented htm
self."
Ostrander la snld to have declared
that since the girl-mother would never
come back, to him anyway, he would
ftfrht the case out In the courts.
Meanwhile, Mrs. WnbberOstrander
i selling Christmas cards to support
herself and her baby.
"Always
Responsive"
--Thfi It
Steinway!
Such is the descrip
tive term used by Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Borg
lum of the Borglum
Piano School,
Omaha's foremost
teachers, when
speaking of the Stein
way Piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Borglum
3T I a . ' 1
V-'
Madam Borglum
studied under
Wager Swayne, pupil of Leschetizky, and
often returned to Paris or London for fur
ther study and advanced work. They use
the Steinway Tiano and find it a joy and an
inspiration. The following is a letter of ap
preciation from Mr. and Mrs. Borglum:
"We are glad to state that
we have had our first Steinway
Pino nearly 3(1 years and the
second about 15, usit g the two
'nffethcr in our tcmhni; and
tudio recitals with eminent
satisfaction. We have never
'egrvtted the choice of the
Steinuav 1'ij.iio si the IflMr.l-
V v T 4f nie,lt l'r fulfill'" r'ur i'l-'
i' u 'ur nu""' Interpretation. Its
(." IT... . ,'B always responsive, beautiful
ton ami wonderful wearing
qualities maka it an iticomrar
abl instrument f r the noi lrrn
v.rtuoso and U-chr.
' D ini g the t t -4 ar
oar Jitrinwryi hv bn a joy
ltd Inspiration in tr. hsne a-l
A. M. BfU th -re riit4t!in of pup. Is."
The mmie mntrr arc utiantmau in
iheir prUe of th aMvv.y, "l"h. ntru
went of th lmmortl." our St-n y
rrciUl room contain many UnulU'ul nt
'run'.rrt for your iiU'ition. Kcnivmlirr
w are the exc-lush rprnfnitivr t
NKW ytriuai in Nclratk and Western
Jjwa and ha arrangrd term of l irr
ttr.X ft th urfhA I'ric and the taUnrt
in 3 )fn tim. Your -M psin ill
t atcrpUd a ut"(artul art ayment.
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Sdmiolkr Sfllcellr Piano Co
November Sale of
ej-f '' 4 ' f
Furs
Luxurious models of the very best
quality priced exceptionally low;
Comparative qualities and prices
are convincing.
Hudson Seal Coats $275
With skunk collars and cuffs; 36-inch.
i
Hudson Seal Coats $295
With skunk collars and cuffs; 40-inch.
Squirrel Coat $295
Full dark skins, youthful model; 36-in.
Hudson Seal Cape $295
New Victorian collar, fine quality seal;
44-inch.
Hudson Seal Coat $395
Skunk collar and cuffs; 42-inch.
Muskrat Coats -lo-inch. $125
Marmot Coats -to-inch. $85
Kolinsky Coats $595
Dark full furred skins. Mandarin sleeve
and shirred hhawl collar; 42-inch.
Jap Mink Coats - $365
Finest quality ekinsi. rever.xo "hides,
beautifully lined; 10-lnch.
Black Caracul Coat $450
I.yrtx dd'ar ami cuff, fashioned of
finest quality kini; 45-inch.
MoU ami Squirrel Wrap $350
t'nuuUy attracts o imuUI; JVltich.
Jacquetttt $165 to $195
tlray, tan and wha caracul,
JacquttttS Md "d a'1-jirr!. $295
Furs Repaired and Remodeled
I tt I't Cit Yu di .iiw(.
Brown Block
ICth and Douglas Streets
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