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Omniums Would
Bring Hotel Men's
Convention Here
Delegates to Mf fling of North
wentern Aociatiori at De
Moines Plan Move for
.. . 1922 Affair.
KfTortt to briii? the next miuu.il
convention of the Nor'hwesiern
Hotel Men'i association to Omaha
wilt he made by members vt the
Omaha Ilntd Mru'f association who
will attend this year convention in
l)e Moinei Wednesday. Thursday
and I riday of next week.
Thi move was decided upon at a
dinner served to member, of the a
aociation Thursday night by George
Urandi'is at the new Urar.deu ret
tuurant.
Several Omaha men are oil the
urocrain at the Dei Moine conven
tion. Koine Miller U down for a
talk on "The Sample Room Its
lUri and Abuse." Henry B. Payne
will talk on "Hotel Leases," while
R. D. McFadden, chairman of the
.Nebraska committee on public infor
matioii, will read a paper entitled
Wholesome Motel 1'ublicity.
Members of the Omaha association
who plan to attend this year's con
vention include Harry L. Keen of
inc iseen and rlatiron liotcls; hrnest
I- Sweet, Hotel Hamilton: H. L.
Harper and C. J. Kreil. Hotel Ixyal;
Cliarki rhimmcl, Hotel . lilack
- stone: D. B. Young, Hotel Conant
Rome Miller, Hotel Rome; Fred
Rothcry, Omaha Athletic club; 1". C
Fpplcy, Hotel Fontenclle; John
l-gan. Hotel Sanford; Fred Ramcy
and II. 1'. I'ayne, Wellington inn;
Fred Castle, Hotel Castle: Miss
Mills, Hotel Rome; Wilbur Prandt,
Orchard-Wilhelm company; G. II.
onant, Hotel Lonant; K. B. Wal
lace. R, D. McFadden and I. A.
Medlar of the Mid-West Hotel Re
porter. ,
Former Real Estate
Man Here Dies in Ohio
Charles R. Glover, 72, former
Omaha real estate man. died Thurs
day night at Canton, O., according
to word received by his son here, C.
D. Glover, president of the Omaha
Kcai tsiaie Doara. Anotiier son is
E. L. Glover of the M. A. Disbrow
company.
Mf. Glover made his home in
Omaha until 11 years ago, when lie
retired, dividing his time since then
between Cuba and New York.
He is survived by his widsw in a
sanitarium at Asheville. N. C; by
three daughters, Mrs. Allen Rice of
Canton, Mrs. Harry Lund of Gien
riale, CaL, and Miss Mazie Belle
Glover, Asheville, N. C, and by an
other son, J. F. Glover, of Cincin
nati, O. -
C D. Glover left for Canton last
night. . '. . t
Policeman Fired From
Force for Beating Boys
Folice Commissioner Dunn . yes-
tcrday dismissed E. A. Heller, pa-
trolman, who is, alleged to have
beaten three j boySn yitheir 'way
tjome last Sunday night, and to have
--taken them to the station on the
" charge of vagrancy.
The boys filed affidavits to the
. r cflcct that Heller was intoxicated
and that he swore at them and
knocked two of them down, ,and
emptied his revolver. . 1 .
A statement from Sergeant Rus
sell, who was at the station at the
time of arrest, accompanied the affi
davits. -
Undertaker Arrested on .
Stolen Property Charge
Leslie 0. Moore, undertaker,
Twenty-fourth and Wirt streets, was
arrested yesterday, by Detectives
Tfapp and. Munch on a. charge of
receiving stolen property. The de
tectives allege he bought two stolen
tires from Dan Walburn, alias Dan
Allen.
Sana Viltioni, Sixteenth and Locust
streets, was arrested charged with
: buying shoes from Walburn.
6 Pairs of Shoes, Believed
; Box Car Loot, Recovered
Six pairs of high topped shoes,
thought to have been stolen from
box car shipments in the Burlington
yards recently, were recovered yes
terday with the arrest of Dan Wal
burn, alias Datj Allen, 2828 North
Sixteenth street. .
The arrest was made .by Detectives
Trapp and Munch and Special Of
ficers Reidy and Gustafson of the
Burlington road. v ,v-
George A. Keyser Made
Aide to U. S. Attorney
3
' Ueore A. Keyscr.
George A. Keyser, hero ot the
late war and until a month ago,
tinted Mates district attorney in
the Virgin inlands, will be assistant
to J. C. Kinsler. V. S. attorney, here.
Kin sler has forwarded his name to
the attorney general for immediate
appointment.
Keyser is Umaha foreil. a
Crcightou graduate and was ad
mitted to the bar in 1913. Among
the first to enlist in the first officers'
training camp at Fort Siiclling. he
was early on the tiring line, wounded
several times and was decorated for
bravery.
On his return from service, he re
ceived the V ircin island appointment
which he gave up recently on ac
count ot his wites health, bhe was
formerly Miss Marie Beunewitz.
Jack and Jill
Brief City News
' To Address Nurses Dr. A. 8.
Pinto, city health commissioner,
will address the Nebraska State
Nurses' association when that body
convenes foe its annual convention.
September 2i, at the Hotel Castle.
He will talk on "Our Board of
Health." ,
Resists Offlrcr 15 Days Earl
Montgomery, who battled with Of-
ficer Peter McGuire at Fourteenth
and Farnam streets Thursday after
noon, was sentenced yesterday to 15
days in Jail. Several bystanders
took the part of Montgomery and
not till Sergeant Swigart arrived on
the scene was Montgomery subdued.
Do You Know tfie Bible?
(Covar up the anewers, jntd the
'ions and xea If you can answer thrrn.
Then look at tb answers to see if you
re right.)
Follow These Questions and An
swers As Arranged by
I. WILSON RQY. ,
1. Where is the first mention of
money recorded in the Bible??
2. Who slew Lahmi, brother of
Goh'ath?
3. Who is referred to as the
"father of such as dwell in tents and
have cattle?" - . , .
4. What was the lowest denomi
mvlion of Jewish money? .
5. What were , the nanies - of
Ham's sons? ' 'x
6. At what place was Paul stoned
by the people? , ,
. 'Answers..
1. Genesis xx. 16. ' . '
2. .Elhanan. 1 Chronicles xx. 5.
JabaL Genesis iv. 20. - -4.
Mite. Luke xil 59."
(Copjritht, by Whaelar Sya4icatt.)
It was a gala night with Jack and
Jill.
Do you think my frock looks all
right? asked Jill, anxiously survey
ing her figure m the tall mirror in
the hall.
"You arc just a darling," said Jack,
with worship m his eyes.
She kissed him.
"I ah I look all right, ch:" he
asked."
'Jack, you look so wonderful in
evening clothes I am jealous of you.
Better not let nic catch any strange
woman looking at 1 you as if she
wanted to eat you up.
Ihey laughed, they were iioine to
be guests of the rich Barnabys, new
friends that Jack had acquired in a
business way, at first. It was their
first, timid debut in high society.
Then, suddenly. Jack stared at
Jill s bodice.
Say, you think that frock is o.
k.? I mean, ah, it isn't too low.
It IS?" .
'Low? Oh, you mean too decollete.
jo, 1 don t think so.
"Seems pretty low to me, mut
tered her husband, '
Why.; Jack, you don t think I
would wear an immodest frock, do
you? 1
Sure not, he hastened to assure
her, only it looks sort of too much
on you.
"Why, hon", this is the kind of a
frock that young girls wear to the
opera. The modiste told me it was
a misses' model. Thought I ought
to have something a little more
"Not a little lower?" cried Jack
in genuine alarm. ; 1 . , ,.
Jill nodded with a smile.
"Goodness, Jill, leave something to
the imagination.
"Jack that's vulgar." .
It was aftertwo o'clock when they
returned home. They had enjoyed
it wonderfully. Jack's eyes posi
tively glittered when he switched on
the lights of their room and Jill al
lowed the .Paisley cloak she had worn
to slip trom her shoulders.
"Wasn't it great, Jack?" she asked
gaily.
"Corking just corking. Best time
I ever had in my life;
Jack lighted a cigarette and in
haled a deep grateful draught of
smoke. .
Wondertui gowns, eh mur
mured his wife, surveying herself in
the mirror. . ;
"Yep," said Jack shortly. He
thoughtfully considered the prettiest
nttle lemon-colored frock ot chiiton
which adorned Jill's slender grilijh
figure.
"I think you ought to have an
other dress, though, tor these parties
we'll probably be invited to this win
ter," he said slowly.
"Don't call it a dress, Jack, for
heavens sake. Its a i rock or a
gown."
"Well, you should have another
one," he insisted. '
"What's the matter with this one?"
"Oh, that's all right, I suppose,
but as long as you are such a good
looker, you ought to wear 'cm cut
the way the other women do. You
certainly have got a better ah
form than most of 'em, and I want
you to look as well as they do. Bet
ter get another gown and have it
cut oh, you know." ,
He avoided Jill's ; eyes and she
blushedl
"All-right, hon." she said lightly.
New Commanding Officer .
Assigned to Fort Omaha
Maj. J. D. Reardon of Arcadia,
Cal, has been appointed command
ing officer of Fort Omaha to suc
ceed Lt. A. C McKinley, who has
been acting commanding officer
since the post was abandoned as a
balloon training school
Lieutenant McKinley will remain
at the fort in command of the Ninth
and the 12th companies transferred
nominally to "airship service.". The
change means that both companies
probably will be sent to an army air
ship station for active training soon,
army officers said.
Former Omahan Killed in
France Buried in St. Louis
William J. Flaherty, a graduate of
Creightort university and a member
of the editorial stait of the Bee )"oi
a year, was the first , overseas soldier
killed in France to be buried in St.
Louis, according to advices received
here by friends.
3urgess-NashCohw
The
Downstairs
Store
Silk Dresses
$91 50
This special selection for street,
afternoon, evening wear are of
beautiful quality canton erepe,
crepe back satin, and other favo
rite fabrics. Sizes 10 to 40.
Other dresses priced from
910.00 to 939.50.
Burg ei-Nah Downstairs Store
Smart Plaid
Skirts: $8.95
New nnfiimn stvlos. in attrac
tive plaids' and stripes of Pru
nella cloth in delightful ' color
combinations. Sizes 26 to 34.
Burgcss-Nash Downstatra Store ,
Boys' Long
Trouser Suits
$12.50: $17.50
Unusual values for youths,
sizes 31 to 36. In excellent
quality blue, green and brown
mixtures. Single and double
breasted models. $12.50 to
117.50. -
' Tb Downstairs Store
Boys' Knicker
Suits : $6.95
Just received another ship
ment of those sturdy school suits
of brown, gray- and green mix
tures. Also corduroy suits, many
with extra pair trousers.
Barfesa-Naah Downstairs Store
Men's Trousers
At $3,95
Serviceable every day trousers:
in neat striped worsteds.
Other Trousers
at $4.95: $5.95
Burtets-Nash Downstairs Store
Free Movies
ft ike Call mi iM SalisreUw A. M
"A LITTLE CLOWN"
Wild your Isvorile star Mary Mile
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Miaiter.
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EVERYBODY ST0R3
Our Second Great Annual
i)g)Ds
Opens Saturday
Saturday we launch our Second Great Annual Boxed Hosiery
Sale. Many of our patrons will remember with satisfaction our
great Boxed Hosiery Sale of last year. We count this event
one of the great features of the season.
Stockings of Burnasco and other reliable qualities are offered
during the period of this sale at m ost unusual prices. Every pair
of stockings included is new and bought with care and fore
thought especially for this event.
Boxed : 6 Pair for $3.00
Women' Medium Weight Mercerized Stocking! with ix-thred
soles, toes and heels and 4-inch garter hem. Semi-fashioned. Bur
nasco quality. In black, white and navy. Boxed, reduced to .6 pairs
for $3.00.
Boxed : 3 Pair for $2.35
Women's Pure Thread Silk Stocking with double soles and toes
and high spliced heel, semi-fashioned, in black, white and cordovan.
Sizes 8 ' to 10. Boxed, reduced to 3 pairs for $2.35.
Hospitality
We like to viett a host
ess who makes us feel at
home.
It is a rare giftthat
of hospitality and wel
come. We like to enter a
home that is cozy and
tasteful and welcoming.
It is an intangible im
pression, but very real.
May not a great de
partment store, too, ex
tend an equal welcome to
its patrons and friends?
Boxed
Boxed
Boxed
: 6 Pair for $3.50
Women's Regular and Extra Sized Stockings, with double soles,
heels and toes a practical weight in black and cordovan. Boxed, re
duced to C pairs for $3.50.
: 3 Pair for $5.95
Women's Pure Silk Stockings with double soles and toes and high
spliced heels. In zephyr weight: in cordovan, brown, russet and fawn,
all silk with lisle lined garter top. And a 12-strand, pure silk stocking
in black. Boxed, reduced to 3 pairs for $5.95.
: 3 Pair for $8.00
Women's Pure Thread All-Silk Stockings in black only; made of
12-strand silk with six-thread heels and toes and double soles. Bur
nasco quality. Boxed, reduced to 3 pairs for $8.00.
School Hose for Boys and Girls
Boxed : 6 pairs for
For GirU'i a good
medium weight lisle;
double soles, toes
and heels. Black and Cor
dovan. Boxed, reduced to 6
pairs for $2.00.
$200
Boxed: 6 pairs for
For Boy's and
a medium
cotton stocking with
double toes, heels and soles.
Black, white, cordovan. Boxed
reduced to 6 pairs for $1.35.
lCi" $135
weight r '
Boxed: 6 pairs for
For Boy's i a. heavy
weight cotton stock
ing with double
soles.' toes and heels, and a
triple knee black only, sizes
6 to 11. Boxed, reduced to 6
pairs for $2.45.
$245
Sale Opens 9 A. M., Saturday. Mail Orders Will Receive Promptest Possible Attention.
-v- Burgess-Nash' Hosiery Department Maia Floor r - .
Candy Specials
Far Saturday
Cream Caramels t lb., 49c
Fudge t 39c lb.
Quality Kisses i lb., 39c
CeaeV DeeartBMat MtnanLae Fleer
Cut Flowers
Specials for Saturday
Narcissus Bulbs 3c.
Roses 5c.
Flower Shoe Massaalae Fleer
Notions
Gainsborough Nets:
6 for 50c
. In cap and fringe styles.
All colors. Special 6 for 50c.
Bias Lawn Tape:
3 bolt, 25c
"Wright's" white tape, size 1
to 7. Special S for 25c.
Coats' Thread:
6 spools, 28c
White and black, all numbers.
Saturday only, 8 spools 28c.
The Main Fleer
Drugs and
Toilet Articles
Cream Oil Soap, 7c.
Mavis Talcum, 18c.
Djer Kiss Talcum, 19c
Odorono, for perspiration,
21c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, 19c.
D. & R. Cream, large tubes,
47c.
Theatrical Cream, lb., 34c.
Luxuria Cream, tubes, 32c.
Djer Kiss Vanishing Cream,
49c.
Pepsodent or Pebeco, 39c
Star Vibrators, .complete,
$3.85.
Quelques Fleur Talcum, 98c
Neet Depilatory, 42c
Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal, 98c.
The Mala Fleer .
Very Special Offering of Men's Hose at 18c Pair
Fine Cotton Lisle and Mercerized Hote in black, navy, cor. Sizes 9j to 11 J. Every pair perfect. Saturday, reduced
dovan, white and gray. , ' to 18c a pair.
, Burgess-Nash Men's Shop Maia Floor
Cafeteria Special
for Saturday
Roast pork with apple
sauce, 25c.
- The Downstairs Store
Saturday : Boys'
Excellent
All Wool n
2 -Trouser
Suits
no
00
A special purchase
of boys' suits which are,
we think, among the
biggest values of the
season."
Every suit all wool
in attractive colors, in
mixtures and tweeds.
Each suit has two pairs
of knicker trousers,
fully lined, assuring
double service. Sizes
6 to 16.
Burress-Nash Boy's Shop Main Floor
The New Tea Room
on the Seventh Floor
Breakfast : Luncheon
Afternoon Tea
Hour 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
t
The number of men who enjoy it,
vouch for the deliciousness of the home
cooked foods. ;
Special Table UEote
Luncheon: 65c
Express Elevators to the Seventh Floor. ,
The Burgess-Nash Tea Room Seventh Floor
ContinuingSaturday
The special
offering of
Gossard
Corsets
Half Price
Models designed
to suit every figure
-in pink and
white.
Silk Broche
Silk Jersey
Silk Couiil
Silk Batiste
Expert c orset
ieres will assist you
in your selection. ,
Burgts-Nah Corset Shop Second Fleer
ATb
Cre(
Saturday : An Unusual
Collection of New Hats at
$0)75
Every hat in this group was se
lected with care, with the purpose
of giving the utmost in style and
workmanship at this pricing.
The variety of styles and trim
ming permits many tastes to be
easily suited.
There are many clever black hats,
as well as those in the favorite col
ors. The earliest possible selec
tions are advisable.
Other new fall models range
in price from $7.50 to $42.50
Burgees-Naah Millinery Shop Third Floor
An Unusual Showing of
Handsome New Coats at
IS00
Seldom has there been a more
exquisite collection of winter wraps
than in our department at the pres
ent time. Saturday we recommend
a very special assortment at $75.00.
These are in such rich fabrics as:
Panvolaine Erminine
Evora Veldine
Many are trimmed with: Squir
rel, Wolf, Mole, Nutria and other
furs. '
Other vers beautiful coats
range in price from $39.50 up.
The Burgeas-Nash Coat Shop Third Fleer
cm