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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1925)
HOTEL FIRE KILLS UNIDENTIFIED MAN 1ronton, O , April 10 — An unidenti fied man is known to be cloud, and another injured as a result of a fire ^hirh partly destroyed the OBiien fcotel h^re t* d ' The man va* killed when he jumped from » second mry windoc^ his head striking the pavement on the street below. Firemen are searching the ruins of the hotel, believing that others may b;iv*' been trapped on the «emn<! floor. We prosecute surgical mistakes, electrocute legal. Burge^s-Nadi Bankruptcy Fee? \rr Reduced $2.i,000 Fees, almost $25,000 less than the original claims, were allowed attorneys in the Burgess Nash bankruptcy case Thursday by Referee Dunham. At torneys for the receiver. .1 A Ken nedy, David Fitch and \V. C Dorsey, were allowed $5,000 eaoh. while Ar Illur F. Mullen arid llalleok F. Hoae, ittorneys (or the bankrupt company, wore allowed $500 each, Herbert S. Daniel, tiusdee in bunk mptoy. whx allowed JO.non >■>00 < i i\ cti \oioliltor lor \\ iilcr ( urlfiiliiH-iiI \ Iuty in ilistini •*«nri Tlitir^iavl awarded Chris Andersen, 1315 South Sixth street, $500 damages from Chris Christensen, Andersen's former neighbor, who. it Is alleged, shut off 'inlet urn* water supply, musing the i iiin of his lawn and the neresslty of tarrying water for household pur poses. Andersen had sued for *5.000 dam i|li, charging th* water was shut off because of a neighborhood quar rel. Christensen, who called the teat! inony of the Andersen family "a pack of lies," was ordered tit apologise during the trial by Judge Troup. 'I’hc healthy folks who healthy k^ep. nightly on their porches sleep I tilitir# Distrirt Voteh to Sf-ll Site for B*n*on Hiph Twenty five acre* of land acroaa from Kru* park will he sold lo the hoard of education for a Benaon High school Htid grade school she. The Metropolitan Utilities district, which owns ihe properly, voted l hursdav night to accept $50,000 for the land A friendly eult may be nereasary to determine whether the aala can ha made. The aite la Juat otttalde the bound* of Hannon. The annexation law aped fled that Omaha maintain a high *< bool within the corporate limn* of the town of Benson A fool s folly and a prattling pruda n 'A"J m Special Beauty Parlor Protect Your Furs from Features Fire, Mioth, Theft We employ soft water only in giving shampoos. Every - If Q j ,1 y JT,»««£" Th| instrument is thoroughly sterilized before using. tjfy1€ JTltrlOUZ fcXTTCtVClQCtllCe ro.t for thi. .ior.gr i. ,er, .light. Phon. or call ir • 1 |. II • r» 1 nr . ur . •/ at our Fur Department for particular.. Kidd|ejdair Bobs Water^Waving • 21 DOU^laS Street Furs—Fourth Floor Extraordinary Feature for Easter Saturday in COATS A demonstration of value giving which surpasses any coat event of the present season. Hundreds of truly beautiful coats, developed from the richest of fabrics, all colors, and generously trimmed with quality furs. The Season’s Outstanding Values at *24- *39 *59 The woman who has a new Easter coat to select Saturday should * / attend this feature offering as early in the day a^ possible. Such remarkable values cannot help but create very intensified buying. Gorgeous silk linings. Sizes for the miss of It to the matron of 48 bust. Hundreds of Other Coats Saturday $1950 to *19500 7 , T7 I A Noteworthy Sale of Delightfully Attractive Ensembles ' *49“ ' Every Suit Worth Double Enaamblc* tecured through an axcep tional purchaaa, embracing evary fa vored fabric, all the new color*. Stun ning creation* that are certain to win your Initant admiration. Alteration* will b* completad in lima for Eaater woar. Fourth Floor v _ - _._— Saturday—An Unusual Selling of Easter Footwear From our regular alack wa hare (elected for Eaalrr Saturday aallinf a acora or aaora af tke aeaaon’a yery amartaat atylea from kifbar priced tinea and offer at $7.*5. Tkia maana unuaual raluea at a lima wkan new footwear ia aaoat ia demand; it maana you aheuld coma direct to Herclaerfa Sat urday for year footwear needa. Every New Leather—All the Favored Colors Every Size and Width—All the New Heels Mezzanine Floor __ S Saturday — the Season's Greatest / Sale of Girls’ Coats J Sizes 6 to 16 Years Coats Worth Decidedly Your Little Daughter's Easter Hat r5to$495 Girl •’ coats of striking style individu- I j ■ ality; all the colors that are in favor; i !', novelty pock-ts and collars. ^ jV* Girlie Nook is a haven for d.iinty hats for the little These coats, when sold in the regular way, „i„_every color, every cost many dollars more. Bring your daugh- “"j*1,c*?d iced. Select hers Satur ter down Saturday, select her new Easter coat at this very appealing low price. . i. , „. ^ wLm r if in rloor Fifth Floor x Saturday—Share in This Great Pre-Easter Sale of HATS Every women will want a smart new hat for Easter and this important selling points the way to beautiful hats at a price far, far below their true worth. All the dash and verve of modern sports find expression in tkas • mart models. Developed in felt, leghorn and peanut straws, felt and leghorn combinations. Trims of flat buckles, bows, cocardes, quills and appliquad affects. Yen will be surprised to fin^ such truly presentable models so moderately priced. n* Sand dray Bluet Hundreds of Hats Ribbons Pins Bows Conch Shell Marrnona are offered in this <*e Lace Flowers Indian Orange Terrapin feature Easter Saturday Large Single Blooms Pablo selling . Embroidered Novelties Millinery—Third Floor } Clever Mete Stylen * S> f Junior I .COATS f‘i4V24" $ a The miss or small woman requiring a coat in size 13 to 17 will find many smart styles in this showing Saturday. Fur or self-trimmed. Fifth Floor $ 4 On Easier Sunday Wear Gotham Gold Stripe SILK HOSE i*s SilU chiffon or service tillc, every new spring color. The hose of utmost service. Entrance Floor 4 Madam X Step-in Corsets An Exceptional Sale for SaturHap We are closing out t H i a particular style; '•own in both pink nnd grayj all sites, 0 to ft. A rubber reducing garment without an equal. Pink * ^_-_ Cy$ , W Sample Line-Corselettes Sire* 34 to 3ft only. The majority of the** . Qf < ome in • 11 k brocades and are sample* from ^ r W +7 a leading maker, assuring you a perfect ^j fitting garment. [J f) Mezzanine Floor * J «* *' Hoys' and Girls' PLAY SUITS Sizfi 2 to 6 Chambray, Gingham* and ^ a^ Khaki Cloth in blue, tan, with I J^ ^ rad trimming#. ^ Haby Sleeveless ( overalls Shown in tan and hltia, 50c very special al .. Boys'Wash Suits Sizfi 2-3-4 For Saturday only, Oliaar Twiat and Middia Suit*, clarar *tyla*. contrasting collar and cuff, tout ha* of hand amhroidary, ^ 1 A P - at .* i .yo ** Newest Bags Silk or Leather Florentine, gate-frame, pouch, atrap and under-arm atjrlaa, in red, gray, cocoa. black, brown, AQ QC nor eltiea . M-——-« Delightful Xeic Arrival» in Scarfs *295/o$895 *s® * ° Ceergettea and Crepea in printed and Flomer de 4 eigna, alao Canton and I Crepe de Chine in all high " i ahadea. ^ First Floor