THE OMAHA VEK: WEDNLMM.. MAL.UULU -'.. ivzz.
jurv Finds Vogue
( Proprietor Guilty
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vra AJljUUl UVIalll
(IistIm Moore lo Receive Sen
tence Mnuday Jurori De
liberate Le Than Half
Hour on Case.
( harlo Moor, proprietor of tli
Vogue cabaret. In the Mlliard hotel,
waa found guilty on two rharfs of
l.'luor-KotllnK by f)rl Jury, out
lm than half an hour, Tu-.)y aftr
noon. K, M. i:blit rat fouiM auiliy Jlnt
ly Willi Mooic but rliargr agalnat
Willla Half and L. A. Overly, Indicted
In Ih until rant, worn dlaetilpood.
Orerty ro from a ulckld to attend
tii trial.
Ju'lgn WoodroiKh "aid lie would
, pronounca sentence Monday,
A vJd word il'-tur of ihe Vogu
rulart at th (ik of It g1"ry, was
tainted, on fh lingua aland by W,
J. Klnjt, federal ii'ohltitloii enforce
ment agent,
"We were there th night of April
King lold tlia Jury. "William C.
V'per, a federal officer from IA'S
M.lne waa with me.
"We arrived about 1:30 a, ni. The
:ghl were bright and nhinlnic. There
re tablea acattered about tb floor.
A piano was pliiyftig. Couple were
ilunclng. There wna an unmlatakable.
.ir of poycly and featlvlty.
''We nt down at a table and iretty
'ion a couple of girls cutrie over and
kiit with ua.
'Then wu Ixiuglit a poupl of
drink. .
,-Tlie glrla were with ua wben we.
bought tho drinks."
K.durd B. Kviina, nnotlur federal
nirenf, tentille4 be bought lliior at
the Vosue cubai't on October 10 und
October 12.
Nicholas Named to
Throne by Czarists
Ur ' m
Mil
Omaha Legion Men
Pick Nominees lor
Annual Election
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Hoy Run Over by Auto.
While playing In an alley behind
lila home Henry E, June. 3. negro,
waa run over by an eutomoible driven
by Ieon Harber, 112: 12 North
Twentieth ere-t, yeaterday, according
to a central police headquarters re
port. The boy otiffered Internal In
Jurlea, It waa reported, and waa taken
to nfa home at 1114 North Twentieth
street.
AIOKRTINKMIC.NT.
Rogers Gains 20
Pounds; Feels
Likea Boy
"I have actually gained twenty
poutida by taking Teniae and am now
aa healthy at when I waa a school
boy," recently declared George Rog
er!. 42 California Ave., Chicago, III.,
dining car steward on the Grand
Trunk Railway between Chicago and
Detroit
"Before I took Tanlac lndlgbtlon
and loaa of appetite had pulled me
;iwn until a trip on the road would
almost completely exhauat me, and I
would get home feeling eo nervoua
I aeldoni got any reatful Bleep.
"Hlnce taking Tanlac I feel bo well
that my run la a pleasure and I get
back home feeling aa awry and active
aa.when 1 atari out. I haven't a
touch of Indigestion or nervouaneas,
eat when and what I want and aleep
like a top. One of the boy a on the road
put be on to Tanlac and I want to
paaa the good newa on. It la Krand."
Tanlao la aold by all good drug
glata.
Buy
Your
Here!
Interpret
"Merry
Christmas'
With
Good
Music
Record, too, at
L w a t Price
Yriaixo,
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A acret meeting held In I'urla, at
tended by the aurvlvora of the i-zur-lat
Regime In Riiaaia, haa ended with
the announcement Hint Grand Ouke
Mcholna. former commander in chief
of the KuMnn itrmu-r, waa dcctel
to the throne of the late Czar Nlcho
laa. Thla irroup of TCuaaian noblea,
known ii a the t'ouiiiil of Kufnlan
Monarchlata, are all that are left of
the tnovernent for reatorlng czni-tam
In Runala.
.Voiniiiations Cloaetl YeMenlay
Afternoon Xanie to Be
Voted on at Post Meet
ing December 8.
Nomination! for olTlcea in the
American legion poet were rloaed at
4 3') jeaterday aftemcHin. Nominert
for the ofllce of romuiander are !-eo
I'oiell, lllrd Htryker, HI Wheeler, Vin
cent Huacull and It. J. Madden.
For vice commander (nrmyl: H. II.
j Dudley, o. H. Bngler, Jiimea llan-
terry, J. N. lie France, Leeter Kin
ey, Leo Jlozell. William Meitlen, Carl
Kmua and J. Lnidlty.
Kor vice rommnndcr (mar'ne rorpa):
Adrian Mayer and Frank Talbert.
Kor vice commiiiid'-r (navyl: 81
Wbeebr, Frank Hdntze and F.nrton
Naah.
For chaplain: l.luyd R. Ib1pple.
The election will be held at the
(.oat meeting iJecetnber 8. Member
f the poet will be able to vote I'e-
nilr 7 and 8 at Adjt. llouh'a ofllce,
however.
Nominee! for position on the ex
ecutive committee, of which 30 will
be elected, are aa fullowa:
II. C, Htelnheim-, Frunrt Talbert,
I Iavid C'apron, Harry Truatln, Claudlo
iK'lltala, Jinnee llanberry, J, J.
UnncMon, liana Twiraen, William
Keara, Harry Judd, Harry Watta, leo
f'roaby, William Uruett, Jiimea Van
Avery, Georgo Driver, h. G. Lambert,
I'oarl Laraen, Joe Mlcek, I'earl Mil
lr, Gerald Iji Violetto, J. Dudley,
Hunjer leacli, Charlea MetZ, Dr.
Thomaa Holer, Iater Klnaey, Vance
Kowler, lyentt-r Wykert. John Pappaa.
Ted Metcalfe, If. Blaoafr, Fred
Moore, Frank Ilclnlze, Jlany Ryrne.
Allen Tukey, .1. fl. Ujeily, Dr, J. J.
Freynmn, Lealle A. Smith, Roy Swan
aon, Jamea Mllota, Iiwrence Kerr,
Kjiry iieM-ii, Walter Hjrne, John
.!, 'Jullu Inliier, 13 u I Cney,
I bll Down. Glen Wllaon, 1 I, Shaw.
Carl J. Jenen, Bdward Hlii'vemnker,
Aicliie Ijlhrop. Iroy Clark, Archie
Card. W, B. Ieterin, It. W, Croaby,
I). D. F.lllott, liarton Naah, IM Per
ky. O. 1 Kngler, W. R, Coatea, Paul
Leldr, Kllwbeth Pradf.ird. Hair
Pierce, Anan Raymond, Ira' .lone,
William Timberlake, Charlea Thoiua.
l'llo Graham, Jen R, Jenaen, Frank
tru. H. M. Conklln, Wright Cock-
I ranj Fred (Hichenbeln, Virgil llaggart,
' .tolin Caldwell ond Martin Hedt lund.
Dunn to Sing Solo
at City Hall Today
Henry W, Dunn, police cnmmla
loner, la on the city hall muflcnl pro
gram for a lo thla afternoon at 2.
The plan 1 to have the officiate and
employe of the varloua floor of the
city hall appear at their rexpectlve
balconlea whin rendering their num-
ler. The young women of the Metro
politan I'lllltlea district headouarter
are planning to give a real doiuouatra
tlon of their vocal abilltlea.
Tiiie event will l-e under the au
uplcea of the City Hull Glee club and
ill be In connection with mualo week
activities Ida levln, Gertrude Kinllh
and Charlea Haveratock will alng
"Carry Me Rack to Old Virginia." All
will Join In aeverul oldtlme number.
Sleeping Sickness in Calgary.
Calgary, Alia., Nov. 2. Sleeping
alcknea la again reported In thla city.
Robert Maaon, IS, haa been aaleep
100 hour.
NEW BLOUSES
- Values to $10.00
Cah dC AC Carry
$5.95
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Lions Hear Ahout
Chinese Affairs
Representative of American
Concern in China, Depicts
Life of Yellow Man.
Omaha Lion roared a welcome
yeaterdny to A. F. NlRlilengule of
Can Franclaco. who talked on donu-allt:
affaire In China. Mr, Nightengale
represented an American concern in
China for two years, and became
familiar with the commercial customs
and habita of the people in the back
country aa well aa n the large cities.
President Haacall read a lengthy
communication from Governor Mc
Kelvle who extended "executive
clemency" to certain of the "cube,"
who have won for themselvea the dis
tinctive title of "Jniiblrda." He also
read a statement which ahowa that
the "Jaliblrda" have the beat attend
ance record of any of the club's aev-
eral group.
"Rob" Hall of the Orpneum bill
entertained the cubs and their gueMa,
with extempore verse, dealint; with
the proeeedlnca of the meeting.
Prealdcnt Haacnll alao gave notice
that two Important amendments to
the lawa of the club will be voted on
at the business meeting In Decem
ber. A new "den" of Lions will be in
stituted at Hartington on Monday
next, and District Governor Merle
Taylor of The Omaha Dee and a larse
escort from Omaha will make the
occasion a notable one.
Friends of Bootlegger
Accompany Him lo Jail
I P.Dotb-Kgera have friends, even when
they are headed for Jail, so Deputy
Crated States Marshal Lee Wcekes
dls'-overed Monday when he esiwted
a South Thirteenth street man to tho
county jail for a 6" day may. Two of
h; Mends, in spite of Weekea" pro
tests. Insisted on accompanying him
and the officer to the jail. They rode
up on the elevator with him to the Jail
floor anil argued wilh the Jailor to
let them go inside.
One of these friend waa om-e. n
city food inspector. The other Is said
lu lie a fire department captain.
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A Victr ola
Will Make Thanks
. giving Happier
Come in and Get Yours NOW!
We 'have a complete stock of
Victrolas and the largest record
department to select from.
Come early.-
Terms to Suit
Ml CKECS
15th and Hat-ney Streets
AT lantic 4361
urtgtnatca oy
ORUCK
Queen to Go to Europe.
Mlsa Gertrude Ptnut, queen of Ak
i Stir Ren, plans on departing from her
realm soon after January 1 with her
father, John F. Stout, attorney, for
a trip to Lumpo, according to their
application fur a passport filed wilh
the clerk of the Cnlted State court.
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The Old Reliable
Hound Package
IKIoirlliicl!'s
T3T TiwORIGINAL
Malted Milk
Used successfully for over lj centurj'.
Made under sanitary condition from clean, rich
milk, with extract of our specially malted Rralo.
The Food-Drink it pre pi red by stirring the powder In wtter.
Infant and Children thrive on it. Agm$ with
th Wakt itomach of th Invalid and Agtd.
Invigorating as a Quick Lunch at home or office.
Ask For -n Get HORLICK's
I Fountain. Hotels, Roatauranta.
thus Avoiding Imitationt
SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Sam Pric.
Headquarters fot AU Columbia Records at AU Times
SCHMOLLER (Si MUELLER PIANO CO.
151416-18 Dodge Street
DOuglas 1623
Convenience in Selection,..
Columbia Records
41M7
South 16th St.
Our booths on the Main Floor to tho left .
of entrance afford an ideal Record Shop.
Buy Your Columbia Records Here
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All the popular hits in our
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"fl VAkwfc OtV'N4 TOt
Howard Street Between 15th and 16th
BUBGESS
Hash C mm.
EVERYBODYS STORE'
Wednesday : Housefurnishing Day
Offers Savings in Many Sections
AT-lantic 8321
If jou can't come to are ua,
call. You will promptly be
connector! with the person or
department wanted.
Woolen Hose
For Women
AH Wool
These are in black only ami
for that reason ara priced ao
low. Made in the derby ribbed
atyle, with reinforced feet.
Sizes 8 'i to 10.
Pair, $1.25
Silk and Wool Hose
When silk and wool are com
bined in hosiery, the result is
sensible as well as attractive.
These are black with black and
w hite clo. Tho feet and far
ter top are reinforced.
Pair, $1.95
For Kiddies
7-8 Length
Boys and girls like to wear
these 7-8 box; they are so soft
and warm. Made of all wool,
with double cuff and fancy rib
bing. Brown heather, dark
heather, blue heather and grey.
Sizes 8 to 9.
Pair, $1.10
Wool Ribbed
Brown, grey and camel are
the colors of these most attrac
tive ailk and wool hose. Theje
feature the wide rib so much
In favor.
Pair, $1.50
Burget-Naah Mala Fleer
Rag Rugs
These are the popular "Hit
and Miss" pattern, and most
satisfactory because they lauti
der so easily. Made of new
clean mill remnants that are
very heavy quality. Size 25x50
inches.
Each, $1.00
Burf ei-a.h Sixth Floor
Magazine
Subscriptions
It's none too early to place
orders for the new year. Wc
have a number of club com
binations that assure you the
best possible prices on your
favorite magazines.
Book Shop Main Floor
Housekeeping Needs Special
Wednesday is always HouscfurnishiiiKU Day, when special values are offered
to houMwivrir. ThiH week, on the day before Thanksgiving the merchandise is
comprincd of the same splendid values, but all are timely and needed for tho
morrow.
2 Quart
Double Boiler
These are mode of heavy
finality aluminum, highly pol
ished. An exceptional value.
$1.00
2 (fuart
Percolator
fe-cup capacity and nice
enough looking to be used on
the table.
$1.00
Wearever
Roasters
Small size, 13.95.
Medium size, $4.95.
Large size, $5.96.
Pyrex Pic
Plate Frame
The frame is aolid brass,
heavily plated with nickel.
Complete with pic plate.
$2.39
O'Cedar Floor Wax
Waxed floors
ire easy to
keep clean.
8 oz tins, 50c.
1-lb. tins, 75c.
2 lb tins, $1.25
Pyrex
Casserole
The cover of the baking
dish is cut in an attractive
pattern. Complete
$4.95
Carving' Set
For the Thanksgiving din
ner a new carving set would
be most appropriate. Knife,
fork and steel, made of tht
finest grade steel, with stag
handles.
Set, $4.25
Granite Roaster
17-inch self-basting fowl
and meat roaster, of mottled
enamel. A delayed shipment
that came in at just the last
minute, is the reason for so
low a price,
Each, $1.29
BuriMi-Naih Hoiuofurnlthlas DoprtBinW-Furtk Floor
New Materials and Curtaino
To Add to Holiday Cheer
Plain White
Marquisette
A fine quality for making
ruffled curtains. Specially
priced for Wednesday.
Yard, 19c
Estimates on
Shades: Rods
Furnished
Without charge to you, let
us give you an estimate as to
the cost of new shades anil
rods for your home..
Burjtt-N
IHffi
New Lace
Curtains
All over patterns with
dainty borders and new frins
ed styles, attractively priced
the pair.
$2.95 to $6.75
Marquisette
Curtains
Full size ecru curtain,
made with a four-inch mter
and bottom hams. 2 U -yard
length.
Pair, $1.78
uh Drapery Doportmonl Fourth Floor
Special! Special !
200 Dresses
In the Downstairs Store
9V- $600
11 a. m. U
As attractive as one could wish are these pretty silks
and woolens that will sell at a price so fabulously low during
the first two hours the day before Thanksgiving. Sizes for
women and misses.
Every Sale Final
at Nw) DnUio Storo
Those Who Demand the Best
Choose the
Chickering Grand
As a distinctive addition to any
home, as a piano of unlimited tonial
range and power, and aa a purchase
carrying with it a lifetime's pride of
possession, the Chickering Creae is
the ultimate possession of those who
do not compromise, but demand the
best. Complete showing of styles
and finishes.
Terms are those most convenient
to you.
ut-ik fwm Shop I lit rieo
Thanksgiving Offerings for Men
Include Twc Special Groups of
Warm Overcoats
First Group
50
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Ut'a Vlatari a4 I Ut r
. ' I, male ilk j't t.-rn
tvlUni full n4 !( M'.t4
!, wi'H r4'a or mI i
;. II t lt !e
mIp4 of (tt.
nil 4nt !-(. I..'
tt 4 (4 '-l tarf t'l,'
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Second Group
$2iso
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Ml aJ kt!f BM11 s4
o'a, .r'e er 4k'e fcrl.
t i. i! i ffi!ar
K 1 of tr.f aa I U
o Hull ,M U i.
U fi I 'Uof
lit 06 1 iA
1.1
ltm Nm Moo t -
Sale of
Silk Ties
Each, 65c
y like tia4 t like U te a
rniKtWr f iaa. Tale Taaktiii aa.'e
effort ft) vatae i si's fouri Has4a,
pti'tf'tl FM'a4 i 4eefwa,
aokr for ta-l ar fop
at I k.iao fa, will fin Uee t(
I '. . . at ik, I . a it,, et
:i for $1.75
Mot MwUm lot