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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1925)
Tod ay $400,000,000 Offered. “.Sot Dead Yet.'' Crushing Kurds Not Easy. Real Estate and Herr. Br ARTHUR BRISBANE. \---/ Bankers offered $H.»,000,000 worth of preferred stofk in the l>odge Automobile Company. In vestors, who seem to have a good deal of money, offered to buy $400, 1)00,000. In addition to having the money, the people seem to recog nize a good thing when it is offered to them. Suppose Henry Ford offered for sale his business, making 7,000 cars a day? How big a subscription would be offered? American “statesmen," everlast ingly urging interference in Eu rope’s affairs, might learn from Edgar D. Shaw’s story about a col ored bellboy. Bellboy to hotel clerk: “A man just hung himself in No. 972." Clerk: “How do you know?” Bellboy: “I saw him hanging from the chandelier with a rope / around his neck." Clerk: “Did you cut him down?” Bellboy: “No, he wasn't dead yet” * That bellboy carried self-control and respect for the plans of others too far. But. at least, he knew rnough to mind his own business, something that many of our states men have still to learn. Turkey plan* to “crush the Kurds,” and that will be a long, slow job. The Kurds live in small villages. not easy to conquer, and in the summer they drive their sheep to high mountain pastures. With them fighting is a pleasure, other kind of work a bore. They are as proud of their ancestry, running hack many centuries, as some New Kngland lady, with an old-fashioned bureau and Mayflower relatives. Those Kurds fought ngain't Xenophon’s brave handful, on their way back to Greece, and long be fore there was any Greece Kurds were fighting and marauding. They have been fighting Turks and Per sians for the last thousand years, and will be doing the same thing a thousand years from now. The earth changes slowly, and wiping out a nation, even a small one, as the Irish have proved, is no easy job. Across the river from Detroit Canadians will permit real beer with more than 4 per cent of alco hol. The result is a real estate boom in Canadian lands purchased by American citizens. They want houses there, and country clubs. One earnest Detroit real estate man puts it, “Work and exist by day in the United States, in the evening live in Canada.” A tunnel for commuters would make the situation perfect, al though not exactly pleasing to De troit suburban real estate owners or earnest teetotalers. High school authorities would like to abolish secret societies among students. Hut the “cabalis tic instinct," deeply rooted, is as old as the human race. Savages had their secret meetings and in itiations in the forest, and their ter rible “hazing.” Young hoys were supposed to endure cutting with knives or to hang suspended from thorns stuck in their flesh without whimpering. The secret society for men and children satisfies man's desire to «eem to know something that others do not know. Only real knowledge can drive that out. A United States circuit court says radio stations may not broad cast copyright music. The copyright act applies to music by radio despite the fart that radio wasn’t known when the law was written. The decision is w ise and just. Why doesn't the constitutional provision, guaranteeing freedom of the press, protect moving pictures from censorship, in spite of the fact that moving pictures were un known when the constitution was written ? What applies in one case should apply in another. The moving pic ture is printing, publicity, an im provement on old-fashioned press work. To censor it in advance is as preposterous as it would be to ; ubmit newspapers to the censor before allowing them to appear on the street. Rust costs this country $300, 000,000 a year, and scientists won der how they can save that money. One way is to use copper or brass instead of iron for water pipes, gut ters, etc. You are told that rust is caused by electricity generated by water and air combining. A way may be found to make iron rust-proof. Meanwhile wherever air and water mix, use copper or brass and forget your troubles for a hundred years. CCopyrlftif\ IMS ) Pawnee Judge Performs First Wedding l nder Waiver Pawnee City. April 10.—The first wedding performed by the county judge of Pawnee county following his announcement of waiving the 10-day clause was performed Wednesday, when a license was patted to Frank T-. AVoputa of Table Rack and Miss Mollie Beranek, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beranek of South Fork precinct. Mr. AVopata owns a farm northeast of Table Rock. j ■" Ensemble Costumes S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y 45.00 anil 49.50 Style*.35.00 65.00 and 75.00 Style*.49.50 85.00 and 05.00 Style*.69.50 123.00 to 135.00 Style*.98.50 F. W. Thorne Co. 1812 Faraam Streat y PIANOS FOR RENT ] At Lowest Prices, Uprights and Grands j; No home need he without a piano if you take advantage of our liberal rental plan. W e have at least 50 high grade pianos to select g from, some as low as $3.00 per month. FREE ^ tuning, insurance and liberal rent allowed u if you wish to purchase later. I Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. | 1514-16-18 Dodge St._ Phone AT^^856^| ■_i rflmffiTWRT! 'Ill’ll ,W!R1'—1 ntb and S^B Capitol Capitol _ I Our Lou, Kent and ThomaniofOlher Enormom Volume Bargain, for Men, Mean, Lo.ee,t Price, Women mi Children For Easter Saturday We Inaugurate a Monster EXPANSION SALE Doubling the Size of Our New Retail Outlet Store Lena than a month old and we are compelled to effect a great ex pansion in our new Retail Outlet Store. Doubling its fixe, add ing new lines, rearranging stocks. All Omaha has responded to hr bargain appeal of this new department store. Making your Inltara exert their greatest buying strength is an eaay task at Bradley, Merriam * Smith’s Retail Outlet Store. Get Your Full Share of These Marvelous Expansion Bargains. | Mail Orders Filled From This Ad J Expansion Sale of Special Sale Plain and Fur Trim C • 11 C°ats Dresses Solid colors and novelty ^ ^ ^ aHhen you see the value, the fine materials — Printed Crepes, (ieorgettes. Canton Crepes, Fist Crepes—and rea lize that they are yonra for only $5.00. [ Dresses f m nVi'eV B.'.Vrt ■ Worth 3 and 4 Time* O r | i n d i i i| Basket ■ rpe • • p • Weaves—sices 7 to 14 a 1 fll® LOW s riCC years; smart naw apring 1 Every imaginable color, all styles; dering values at I the desired fabrics, all sizes a i 14 to 44 ■ „ — __ I I Ik 1 A Cl I One thousand dresses offered ■ 1.0 7 M for Saturday. Ws urge you ot be here early. Such value giving cannot last long. I Shirts! Spring I j Sturdy quality, built ■ Strip., and chaclu, plain ■ i V H » I for long wear. Sizes V whit, and tan. B.«W- ' 1 LlllV/VlJ V I 8 to 13'/.. Special W.4". ..<M I... I 1 $1.89 1^79c |^'"'$3.98 ] m,,.. —jc= . .. ■ i , . .—— - /r.-'" rifrIAYDENi _ “Prepared” the One Word Expres sive of Our fireat Easter Stocks A Great Easter Sale at a Popularjrsce Thousands of Pairs of Oxfords and Pumps for Men and Woma^ ^ $7.50 to $10.00 Value* I | All High Grade Shoe* All to be included in Saturday’s [ I Including the verv latest in Foot Big Sale \ / wear for Men md Ladies ^ mr — tub '-Mf/iUdtar/ Men and Women Pumps and C..fords in patent leather. tan and black. Blonde Skinner Satin Black Patent Brocaded Satin Black Kid Men and Young Men’s Brogue Oxfords—Tan calf, black kid.brown — The Selling Will Start at 9 o’Clock Sharp—Extra Salespeople ----------- . - - - Spring Felts For Easter Men’s Hats *2= to *5= There* correct style in all our new hats, nothing speaks so well for a well dressed man rs his hat. How it's creased and how hs wears it. You will find all the latest style points In our new spring hats. Spe cially priced for Saturday's selling. Easter Specials for Men English Broadcloth Shirts, Men s Interwoven Hose, $1-96 3 Pairs for $1.00 Genuine Imported English broad- Men’s fine lisle ho»* In colors of cloth; every on* will be Identl- hlacl., gray and cordovan; all fled aa a quality shirt when you sixes; wonderful value*. »#e the lebel* on them. Every •hirt la new .nd fresh, white* Men's Athletic Union Suits and plain colors of tan, bin* and ffray; wonderful value*. Buy to- "OC morrow. Of fine checked nainsook with wide web support in back; cut ; Men's New Spring Neckwear fun and roomy. 95c Imported English Oolf Hose silk and wool; In all lha new $1 98 ss’.-.'iai.TT.T.v.v.rr as mora conservative shades and I ’ r su,*r designs. 11.60 value.. Men'« Silk Four-in-Hand $1.50 Men's Knit Union Suits Ties, 48c na. TV* hava taken all our broken _ , . au%> . . I lo,» *"<1 marked them at thla low Spring and aummer weight; ahort price for quick clearance- hun sleeve, ankle and long aleeve and dreda of patterns; alt new snd ankle. In white, ecru and ran- i attractive li? fine cut silk. \ *! dom color*. uca to $1.25. V—. .I_i For the Girls Easter COATS >10 and Each of these delightful little coats s’and high in Fashion * favor, possessing a richness and serviceability that is most gratify ing to discriminating mothers. Charming new mod els are shown in such fabrics as velours, bengolana, ^ kashana and other new weaves. Favored colorings in elude rust, tan. green, rose, powder blue and combina Shu tlons. All sizes 7 to 16. Floor Girls’ Silk ' 'I Tots’ Panty Frocks Girls’ JumPer Dresses S5 95 to S15 Skirts, $2'98 $10° t0 $1" * ^0.90 10 -Cinderella ■ and other Girlishly smart are Attractively fashioned wtn known makes. A these dresses of splen- of tweeds and all wool most exceptional col dtd quality crepe de checked suitings, new - lection of the new chines, soft taffetas est and gmartest ef. English prints, ging and Florida prints. , _ hams, ebambrays and striking trims of ruf- ects. Excellent for the [>0plirs: tQ ^olid col fles ribbons and em- out door sports just • orSi checks and com broideries. The shades commencing. Splendid binations: band em are lovely and the variety of colorings; broidered. smocked styles remarkable ap- sizes S to 11 years and appliqued. Guar pealing. Sizes 6 toH r,ont anteed to wash and \ears. V,_/ wear. Sues 2 to 6 Jewelry and Novelties for Easter The New Kodak Vanity. $6.00 V*rr *m*rt and \ k <r n»w . dull /In l»h'leather; varh*tt». fin* fltttn** and tray; » clever nov*Ity. Vanity Boxes, $3.60 Thin model* «nd »q«*r* »h»P*». bl.ck end ell th* ' hrl*hl*»t color*; fitted; lir|t mirror. »p*<-i«i • t only *3 SO. $2.60 Novelty Necklaces, 60c Jft-lnrh and choker*; IndMtruetlbl* o**rl* cream »nd «ll color*; value* to II 30. $2.00 Novelty Bracelet*, $100 Sion* **t; two row*; >11 color*. Cryital Choker*, $1.00 All color*. Rosary, 60c to $1.00 til oolOfl Of »t o»i ^ «•"! illvw trip*; In eta# Pearl Necklaces, $2.30 to $7 60 lit* 909] NM MMH M 111*! B 1 •MtrUAtilll Mirl RieklAON *'**r •hn* n In Omaha. A plaaaur# tn »how tham i Easter Hosiery Most Attractively Priced Service and Chiffon Silk Hose $1.65 Kult fashioned thread allk and chiffon hose in all the new sprint shades Women’s - Children’s Thread Silk Socks, 65c HfMA $1 00 Children * * o c k * In nose, ^A,uu m 0)0<, .,„ortm,nt of fn *11 wanted (hade*; colore; hundred* of every ptlr guaranteed »tyle» to choose from In to give good *ervlce; In attractive color combl all alee*. nation*. I J r 1 . " 1 ' Gloves Neckwear 1 ho now ruffled cuff atlk N'orrltr collar and cuff *ota ftPr *fr* .**2 * * * * • ,. La.'t irs’pra jabot* ami collar a” l.iah button to silk I '’iM, 1 * • ; cuff arts for • 1.00 NoftHy kill |iov«a with fancy wriat, Silk Scarfs on sal* ai . •1.£*V nv I- .. r»ft k.4 ?U.«" rM, Bp.oiB! Ml. In fin. • k • r.p. ,,..,1., »nl ■ h*'f«' ' n<M *liv pull. n. Mm ,;"M • ■. ' , II-l>nl ;nn rr.mil kut , •'1' ■'*' *'1 « " 't " ’**1' Blov»« for f l.es Bl . .. BU.PA ?s rh* Ion » rr.Mh kilt, ff.eo I MOlsuBlItyBt ... es.sii v J Toilet Goods Specials |! -0 Ramie*' Fare Powder. Rp, W Vmbie Hoval Fare Powder, n rile at only .. spr *! "* 1’nria' Aturea. 1.* Trefle an I Fh)rayart* Par.HAr ” ■”* Toilet Water* for. ,M»r H Or V«geial for on'v . 5Pc . r Compart Rouge for .lf*p "r Compact*. on tale at . 2f*r ■■ Tnla Compact* tv- 3»*>. A ip»rl*l lot of bi*h gtade From- ■> and dotiiMtic fact* powders; vg? uc* :5c to $M>0 ami sale at S6r 50c repsodent Tooth Pasta ..*3Tr 5.'c Watkins’ Shampoo 35s* 50o Krep Clean Hair Bruthea 29r 50o Dt West’s Tooth Brushea IS# 50o Luxor Face Cream .Si* 75c Luxor Face Cream for.imi $150 Eneharma Cold Creem Po* - der. on sale at • t.to I #dc Kotex. per package ... 4S(* Fa'moi't e ?, ip t !•*-« -v 2Sp >1 00 Hughea' Ideal Brushes .. flAp I Fancy Garter* J5c fsrev frilled elastic* for on* .«*»«■ aar 5 O S ” '1 * ' * * •* 4 a • for on* pair 7.\f fancy Hatters for . ,, ,, 55c Sock Garters for Fur Trimming* I 5 nee lire of summer fit r tr1mtlsfi ■