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1HB PEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, OUlUUMt 10. 1V31.
. USTTjOvcrnment
Affairs Halted
For Knox Funeral
Nation! Leaders, HcaJed by
President Harding, Attend
Services at Episcopal
Church.
Washington, Oct 14,-Govcrn-mental
afTairs or the nation halt-!
today while it leaden, hraded by
President Harding, attm led funeral
services for the late Senator Knox
of Tenniylvinia, former ecretary of
Mate and attorney general.
The irrvicM were held at II
o'clock at St. Johnt Episcopal
church, which he attended, and were
conducted by the Rt. Rev. Alfred
Harding, bishop of Washington.
, At the church were many personi
prominent in American public life.
President and Mrs. Harding, Sec
retary Christian and the president'
military aid, Colonel Sherrell, occu
pied a front pew before the black
ilk casket, which bore a large clus
ter of red roses. Behind the president
were Vice President and Mrs. Coo
lidge, Speaker Gillett and Mrs. Gil
lett, Mrs. Knox, the senator'i chil
dren and other relatives
Associates Present.
Members of the supreme court,
headed by Chief Justice Taft, occu
pied the next pews and behind them
were members of the cabinet, in
cluding Secretaries Hughes, Mellon,
Hoover and Weeks and Postmaster
General Hays.
Almost half of Mr. Knox's asso
ciates of the senate were present.
Democratic and republican members
of the house and senate sat side by
side in the small church, while large
crowds waited outside.
The services were confined to the
simple Kpiscopal ritual read by
EishoD Harding. Before the altar
were two immense floral pieces sent j
by the senate and house ami another
from the White House. The only
music was a funeral dirge by the
orfran.
At the conclusion of the services
here the body was taken aboard a
special car for Philadelphia, thence
to be taken by motor to Valley
Forge, the country home of Senator
Knox. Services will be held there
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow in the me
morial chapel, where interment will
take place.
Senator Knox's seat in the senate
was draped iih black and will remain
so for JO days.
Body of Senator Knox
, Taken to Valley Forge
Philadelphia, Oct. 14. The body
of Senator Philander C. Knox ar
rived here late today. It was ac
companied by his widow and other
members of the family.
Ths coffin, of plain black design,
with silver side bars, was ornament
ed with a single wreath of rosebuds,
the tribute of President and Mrs.
Harding. Several, hundred persons
were at the station.
The body was taken by motor
hearse to Valley Forge, the country
home of Senator- Knox, where fu
neral services will be held tomorrow.
Auto Day Celebration
Plan of Nebraska City
Nebraska City, ' Neb., Oct 14.
(Special) The Nebraska City
Chamber of Commerce has adopted
plans for the celebration of Ford
Day here October 26. Dan Des
dunes' band of Omaha, together with
the local band, will furnish the mu
sic. There will be plenty of attrac
tionS for the entertainment of a
large crowd and prizes will be
awarded for various floats and cars
taking part in a gigantic parade. AH
attractions will be free.
New St. Paul High School
St. Paul, Neb.. Oct. 14 (Special.)
The new St. Paul High school
building was dedicated before a
crowd of over 700 residents ot How
ard county. The program existed
of open house all day while school
was in tension, with music and
speeches in the evening. Among the
speakers were T. T. Hell, who acted
as chairman; State Superintendent
John M. Maticn and George E. Mar
tin, president of the Nebraska State
Teachers college of Kearney. Re
freshments were served all hy and
evening by the domitic science cuss
of the school. The buildinj; is pro
nounced by many educator! to be
ne of the very finest high schools of
the state. It i situated in a beau
tiful park of eight acres which is cut
into the side of the town. The land
was donated by the late Nicholas J
P.tul, founder of the town, and for
50 years a member of the local school
board. .
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AT THE
THEATERS
Ernest Torrence, famous for his
portrayal of Scotch comedy roles,
having scored tremendous successes
in the "Only Girl," "The Purple
Lady" and as the Scotch captain in
the celebrated Broadway success,
"The Night Boat," makes his debut
in. motion pictures as a heavy in
Richard Barthelmess' initial indepen
dent starring vehicle, "Tol'able
David," soon to re released.
Mr. Torrence is here seen in the
role of Luke Talburn, a Virginia
mountaineer, a characterization which
is said to rank as one of his greatest
historic . achievements.
Crime Wave Has Reached
Lincoln, Police Assert
Lincoln, Oct. 14. (Special.) The
crime wave has even hit Lincoln.
Two suburban stores were robbed
within an hour last night by a negro
and a white man and an automobile
was stolen about the same time.
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Today's Attractions.
StranJ Riclu.rd Barthelmess
'Experience.
S.n rauline Frederick in "Sal
vage" and Larry Scnion ! "The Fall
Guy."
Rialto Thorras Meighan in "Cap
py Ricks."
Moon Dustin Farnum in "The
Primal Law."
Empress "The Little 'Fraid La
dy." Muse "She Couldn't Help It."
Grand Ethel Clayton in "The
City Sparrow."
Gladys Gentry, who las been ill
most of the summer, will probably
start work on her first starring ve
hicle, "The American," by Booth
Tarkinijton, early in November.
Virginia Valli wil! play opposite
Bert Lytell in "The Right That
Failed," the Saturday Evening Post
story which he is making for Metre.
Monte Blue has an impoitant role
in "Peacock Alley," Mae Murray's
newest picture, soon to be released.
Australian Delegate Sails.
Melbourne, Oct. 14. George F.
Piercy, minister of defet se and Aus
tralia's delegate to the Washington
conference, sailed for America yes
terday.
Brown New Head
Of Retailers' Body
Annual Meeting Marked by
Optimum Over Business
Outlook.
The annual meeting of the Asso
ciated Retailers of Omaha held at the
Brandos restaurant Ihursday lot
lowing a dinner, was marked with
optimism and enthusiasm over bui
ress conditions and the outlook for
the future.
L. It. lirowu, cjmaha jeweler, sue
pre
reeded W. S. Stryker as president
president
for
Stryker has been the
the last two years.
Mr. Stryker was elected treasurer,
lieTtre liramlets vice prescient and
J. W. Metcalfe was re-elected secretary.
On a motion, the Associated Re
tailers unanimously endorsed and
pledged themselves to back up the
The association agreed that retail
tilling by any manufacturer, jobber
or wholesaler, was detrimental to the
business interests of the city and
prepared a resolution to that effect.
Nebraska City Police
Poor Liquor Prospects
Nebraska City, Neb., Oct. 14.
(Special.) Italino Sahinesti, Italian
bootlegger, was arrested and fined
$100 after trying to sell a policeman
his wares. He had a gallon and a
half of liquor in his room. The
Italian says his home is in Omaha
and l.'quor there is plentiful, but
owing to the unemployment situa
tion it is hard to dispose of it. He
sought the greener fields and came
to this city.
Cass County Bankers
n t r in v.
rreier ueaa oancuts
Platumouth, Neb., Oct. 14. (Spe
cial.) Bank robbers are worth more
dead than alive. At least that's the
esse in Cass county, which lias had
numerous robberies. At ths semi
annual meeting of the Cass County
Bankers association in Weeping Wa
ter, it was voted to pay a reward of
JJ.iKKJ for any robber of a Ca coun
ty bank who might Ke killed resist
ins arrest of SI. 000 for the cloture
of tuck. C. S. AlHrirh nf the 1 1
American Exchange bank, Elmwood, !
was elected president lor the ensuing
year, and u. M. McUcrktn of the
Bank of Cass county, Plattsmouth,
secretary-treasurer. Amonir the
speakers were J. E. Hart, secretary i .
oi tne state panning noaru, ana Mr
McDcrmolt of the rirst National
bank of Omaha. A banquet was
served in the evening. Representa
tives were present from all the bank;
in the county.
Lancaster County Judges
VV ill Discuss Stock Probe
Lincoln. Oct. 14. (Special.)
Presiding Judge E. J. Clements of
the Lancaster county district court
has announced that a meeting oi
Lancaster county judges will be hclj i
Tuesday evening to decide officially
on what action to take on thtt recom
mendation of Attorney General Clar
ence A. Davis for a grand jury inves
tigation of alleged irregular stock
selling promotion schemes. If the
recommendations are acted upon fa
vorably, the judges will decide upon
the date on which the grand jury
will be called.
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COMPANY
S. E. COR. 16th & JACKSON STS.
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in no way similar to
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Presented at no advance in prices
Theosophical Society
Free Public Lecture Seeeay Evtalnf ,
October IS, ail 'Clock
SubJci The Three Truths,"
Br J. T. Eklund
2IS Leflenj BulMInf,
Sixteenth and Capitol Aeeaue
OPENS TODAY
Smith Will Speak
Plattsmouth, Neb., Oct. 14.
(Special.) Former Mayor Ed P.
Smith of Omaha has been secured
to address the dung Men's Bible
class of the M. E. Sunday school
here at their annual banquet Novem
ber IS.
It's Easy-If You Know Dr
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of keeping young is to feel
(Wing to do this you must watcn your
iver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark rings
under your eves pimples a bilious
look in yout face dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels ana fiver. '
Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed will olive oil to acton
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
Dr.Edwards'OliveTablets are known
their olive color. 15c and 30c
Last Two Times
MATINEE TODAY, 2:15
ONA MUNSON A CO. JEAN ADAIR
CO.; CARSON A WILLARD; DAVID
SAPIRSTEIN; Frawlcy Louise; Foui
Lamy Broi. "La Petit Cabaret"; Aeeep'a
Fables; Topics of the Day; Pathe Newa.
Mat, 15c to SOc; some 75c and SI. 00;
Sat. and Sun. Nights, 15c to St. OO;
some (US Saturday and Sunday.
Early Curtain
TONIGHT at 8
Tom Howard, with Harry Hastings
"Knlck Knacks" will be the attraction
at the Gayety, week starting today. It
will serve to introduce Tom Howard, who
makes his first appearance over this cir
cuit, and whose originality has made htm
one ot the leading- comedians In hta
chosen sphere. His stylo of humor Is
one that appeals to alt; the old idea of
slapsticks la no longer required to "make
'em laugh." and with this In view Mr.
Howard has written a vehicle that Is a
a-enuine chain of laughter from beginning
to end. Rare wit, clever comedy situa
tions and humorous sidelights are Intro
duced which are sure to please In good
measure. Sunday's matinee starts at 3.
Theater-goers will be offered the very
latest thing In modern minstrelsy when
Oscar F. Hodge will present the Nell
O'Brien Super-Minstrels at the Brandeis
' theater for two daya starting with mat
inee today. This organization comprises
the blghe.it class artists obtainable; sing
era, dancers, specialty performers and
comedians In a threo part program ar
ranged and personally directed by Mr.
Nell O'Brien, who occupies the eminent
position of being the representative pro
ducer of minstrelsy of the present day.
Speaking of screen acting. Taylor
Holmes, who opens In a three-day en
gagement at the Brandeis next Monday,
In ''Smooth as Silk." says "an effort to
portray acting thoroughly In motion pic
tures has only come In the last few
years. Formerly an actor walked
through the scenes with the aid of the
company. Now he Is expected to In
dicate only the general trend of the
action. Too can't go on and look blank
any more. Ton have to feel what you
portray, and this kind of art ynu learn
behind the footlights and not In front ot
the camera.
Leopold Oodowsky, who will be heard
In concert at the Brandeis theater on
Thursday evening. October 50, left his
native town of Wllna. Poland, at the age
at 14. In 1S4. the young pianist
loft for America where he toured In con-
;ert with the singers uiara juise lvei
logg and Emma Thursby, and subse
nuentlv with the violinist Ovlde alestn.
In Itll he returned to Europe to fulfill
his greatest ambition, that of becoming a
Indent under Lisst at Wllmar.
Concluding performances are to be giv
en todav of the Orpheum show that tins
won particular favor. It Is the bill
beaded by the famous actress, Jean Adair
In "Any Home." and by Out Munson In
'A Manly Revue." Louise Dresser la
o be the stellar feature of the show
opening with the Sunday matinee. Sho
and .lac Oardner are to present a group
of distinctive song numbers. In musical
corned as In vaudeville. Miss Dresser la
established aa a supreme stage favorite.
Sir. Oardner bas appeared here In "The
Chocolate Foldler" and In "Madam
Sherry." As for Miss Dresser, her last
musical comedy succesa was In "Rock-a-Bye
Bab v." a musical verlson of the
farce. "Baby Mine." Formerly she
played the leading feminine role In the
comedy, Totaan and Perlrautter."
AM klddlea attending the Empress
theater today, will witness one of the
test animal acts presented her this sea
son, la which fifty dog actors take part.
For the grownup a splendid bit of enter
tainment Is provided b the two Kuehna
In their offering "Dainty Different Do
ing. Mr Kuebn 1s the voeeeesor of
remarkable double T"1c. h's enwrano ren
tier having nrv'm flexiblllt-V. lisa
Kasha plara ths violin.
."The Store of the Town".
Elegant $
Overcoats
U For All Occasions
They'll delight the fastidlouB dresser
as well an those who wish a warm,
serviceable, stylish coat for all around
wear.
"A Gentleman's Coat of Distinction"
'Naval Officers' Cloth'
A special purchase from the government of several
hundred bolts of very fine
Naval Cloth
Gives us an opportunity .to offer you
Civilian Coats .
Made of this superb and superior woven fabric.
"Hand Tailored In Oar 0n Factory"
at a genuine saving of about 50
They are made in Chesterfields, single-breasted, button
through, semi-form fitting and double-breasted models.
Full Skinner satin lined or satin yoke and satin piped
seams, with silk velvet collars.
A Regular N50.00 Talne for $35.00
TODAY EMv;: 82:i3o AND SUNDAY
MflM'ji:ni:
Everything New
This Season
Popular Prices
Ev'ngs 50c-$l-$IJH
Daily Mats. 50-75-91
Three Days, Starting Monday, Oet. 17
TAYLOR HOLMES ,nA!2H
Willard Mack's Createst Mystery
Comedy. New York Company Intact.
Ticket! Selling Evtninoi, SOc te $2.00.
Pop. Matinee Wedneidey 50e te II.H.
K
JONES
To Finish
Story by JackStrtamnsstr
Directed by Ben-aid Doraing
Final Day
Thos. Meighan
in
"Cappy Ricks"
Will you Iry it .
TODAY
Hotel
Pontenelle
complete
'Table D'Hote
Luncheon
Supreme
in the
Main Restaurant
Superior Merchants'
Luncheon Complete lor 7Sc
Indian Grill Room
HOTEL flONTENELLE
Browning King & Co.
"15th and Douglas Sts.
Harry H. Abbott, Mgr.
Navajo Blanket Sale
They add a touch of acceptable
color to the sunroom, bedroom or den
cheaper than a commercial rug.
Just see These Value, y )n Q $31.00
Previously sold ass te ISO. There
ot a large aaaatity. Deal wait.
SCOTT'S
15th and Howard Streets
r i.
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WITH
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Mat. and NIte Today
Coed ResVd Seat 50e
tiil aunTMin and NEW SHOW
U . ..Musical
Hastmfs' nlCK- naCR5 Bariesk '
With TOM HOWARD, the Wist Bonn. A tplel 1
Rrtttrinr Renie with a rieeh ef Silk Htocklnss. !
i Frills. Mirth and Melody riiillly Blended. Oebe- 1
Unte Beauty Chorus. i
Ladies' Tickets, 15e-30c Evesy Week Day
Low Priced Apparel
on Easy to Pay Terms
Here you will find a convincingly lower r mge of reasonable prices and an equally
convincing superior showing of new fall anparel created especially for women who
want styles that are fashionable and becoming. Select your new Suit. Coat or Dress
Saturday and pay for it as you wish.
Practical Suits-'
The settled styles of the season are repre
sented in suits tailored along dressy lines
or smartly trimmed with fur; the fabrics
were selected tor
their excellent
service
Irresistible Styles in
Millinery
In the late arrivals are modes m
spired by Paris models individ'
ual 'creations in
every favoredfall ,
and winter color. ... T w UP
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Lovely Dresses
Ever so many styles to choose from In the
very materials and colors in which you
look your best. Tricotine,
Poiret Twill, Duvetyne,
i- " Cnlin la
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New Coats
Scores of attractive styles tailored
of Normandy, Polyanna, Won
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priced at
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5 Carload Purchase
s
Beds
imimons
at50conthe$l
THIS gigantic Factory Purchase from the Simmons
Company at Kenosha, Wis., brings incomparable
values; prices are even lower than before the war.
Hoosier Club Sale
Starts Saturday
FREE
A 31 Piece Blue Bird
Dinner Set FREE
Simmons Steel bed in beautiful
natural oak finish with ball topped
T'.TJi... $21.50
Simmons Steel Beds in rich mahog
any finish with square posts and
tubing. Saturday, 50
wm-ntmwill l!a uJ I it
Simmons Steel Beds, finished in
American walnut with square posts
and tubing. tOQ 7K
Saturday at P5ii7.JJ
Simmons Steel Bed, attractive
3quare post model in rich American
walnut finish. . tQ1 (fl
Saturday at VJ eVU
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HOOSIER
With a Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet in your home, you
save miles of needless steps
and hours of wasted time .
and energy. On the Hoosier
Club Plan, now In force
$1 Down
Delirers a Hooaier to Yon
and $1.00 a Week Quickly
Pays for It
This Club Plan is limited to
this week only, and . to a
specified number of cabinets
when these are gone the
sale must end. During this
"Club Plan" Sale
Dollar Delivers Your Hoosier
Dollar a Wk. soon pays for it
SS for Your Kitchen Table
Blue Bird Dinner Set Free
Simmons Steel beds in brown ma
hogany finish with square posts
and tubing. 09 Q CA
GIPSY
SMITH
Auditorium
Oct. 16th co Nov. 13th
Don't fail to hear this
noted Evangelist.
EMPRESS
MILDRED MILLARD CO.. I
"Dew. ea the Fsrta." JOHN WEST. "Ths
Mstlesl Bretnle." KURT 4 EDITH
KUEHN, le "Oslsty Dltferael Deists."
MEDIAN'S CANINES. "Dos Day. al Beack
tuie." Phetoslat; AttrseM.s. "Little 'FrsW
Liey." testerlss Mas Mart.
Empresa Rustic Garden
DANCING
.Under Eaaprese Taeatcr
- Refreshments '
Tko Classy Spot.
Simmon Steel Beds, finished in
American walnut with squcre posts
and tubing. CQ1 fift
Saturday at PO 1 UU
4 lrfgegsqpi
O Simmons Steel Bed in French
0 ' gray with blue trimmings; con
A tinuous square $9Q 7
Q posts. Saturday .... P5"i'ef y
Q0000000000000000000
tf CH'1
Simmon Steel Beds (not twin
beds like the picture shows) but a
regular full size bed in the above
style, finished in ivory. Satur-
only . . $26.75
Healthy, 4-Inch
Ferns !
Big, bushy, Boston Ferns
with long fronds and grow
ing tips that will thrive all
winter
29c
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