Tilt: UKI5: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1U2I.
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Salvation Army
Pair to Observe
Golden Wedding
Captain and "Mother" Doddi
.Will Celebrate Fiftieth An.
niv? raary of Marriage
Next Sunday.
Mother" DoJ.U, 71, for 20 yean
in tlmrgc of the Salvation Army fre?
labor bureau in Omaha, and he
husband, Captain Jonathan V.
Uoilds, who opened and maintained
for 20 years the Workingmen's ho
tel for homeless workers, will ob
serve their golden wedding anniver
sary at the family home, 2032 North
.Nineteenth street, next Sunday.
No celebration has been planned
tor the day because of the failing
liraltli of Mrs. Dodds. She is bent
. in years, jet still lives in content,
'Mid faith shines from her eyes, aj
slic speaks modestly of the work ac
complished lor mankind in more
than 40 years of service. All through
these years her husband has been a
cheerful worker at her side.
Six children were born to Mother
Dodds, and but one is still living,
lie is Henry Dodds, .18, who live
on a farm in South Dakota.
Twenty-three years ago Captain
and Mrs. Dodds arrived in Omaha
and opened the Workingmen's shel
ter at 418 South Thirteenth street.
For 20 years at this "house of hope,"
Captain Dodds and his wife aided
the poor, comforted those in dis
ess and sheltered the nomcicss. ;
Both were born in England. They
were married at Middleboro, York
shire, 50 years ago next Sunday.
Eight years later they came to
America.
Captain and Mother Dodds are
now pensioned officers of'the Salva
tion Army.
Three Fremont Banks
Defrauded of $270 By
Put and Take Game
Htnry' Teigler 1$
Chosen to Head
New Fremont Bank
Fremont, Neb., Nov. 29. Henry
Tclgeler, prominent businets man ami
banker, lu been choten pie.idnit ,(
the I'uioii National bank, the new in.
stitution which combines the farm
ers and Merchant National, (he
Commercial National and the cloned
lirat National.
The merged banks open for bui
nr in the building of the former
l irst National tomorrow morning. J.
Iloward Heine, Thomas l-olcr,
both formerly of the Farmers and
Merchants, wrre tho.eii vice preU
dents, with A. ti. I hrutensen, (orm
erly vice pre.idcnt of the defunct
1'ir.t National, Cieorge C. Gage,
formerly cahier of the Commercial
National, receives the nie po.iiion
in the merged bank. Herman lirrk
man, vice president of the f irst Na
tional, becomes auditor of the new
bank. O. F. Turner, former head '(
the Commercial, will act at chair
man of the finance board of the
Union National.
I'rckident Teigcler was formerly a
member of the board of directors of
the old Firtt National. He is chief
owner of the Fremont Creamery Co.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Jury to Hear Burch
Trial Is Completed
Los Angeles, Nov, 29. The jury
for the trial of Arthur C. flurch for
the alleged murder of J. Helton Ken
nedy vi as completed here today in
Judge Sidney N. Heave's court and
adjournment wt taken until tomor
row when District Attorney Thomas
Lee Woolwine will outline his fuse
and begin the presentation ol testi
mony, The jury is composed of 10 wo
men and two men. A thirteenth or al
ternate juror, a woman, was sworn
to hear the evidence and take the
jilace of any one of the regular jur
or who may become incapacitated.
According to attorneys, "taking of
testimony will take from two to
three weeks, l'aul IV. Schcnik,
chief counsel for Hurcli, Indicated in
the examination of jurors a defense
of innily would be presented in ad
dition to a denial lUirch killed Ken
nedy, and that the testimony of
alienists would be relied, upon to a
considerable extent.
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Fremont, Neb., Nov. 29. Three
Fremont banks fell victims to the
, "put and take" swindle game for a
loss of $270 in an identical scheme
IT that fleeced the Columbus banks last
' .1 L tirl- arw! lianL-e id tlirpp Missnilvt
citieis. .
One man and two women, believed
s to be members of a gang of check
artists working in conjunction
throughout the country, made the
'haul at the Fremont State, Fremont
National and Commercial National.
Their first appearance failed to
arouse suspicion when each of the
trio started accounts at the respec
. tive banks, depositing $10 and re
ceiving pass books in exchange.
Shortly afterward the swindlers ap
proached the receiving teller's cage
with forged checks for $100 to be
placed on deposit. The checks were
written on banks out of the state.
Two days later, on the same day
that.; the Columbus banks handed
over -$540. the trio working Fremont
t- VV .cashed checks: for $100, realizing
i.' TVirofit of $90 from each bank. When
an attempt was made to check up
the accounts the loss was discovered
but the smooth trio had disappeared.
Siberian Veterans, A. E. F.
Form Own Organization
New York, Nov. 29. Announce
ment was made last night of the or
ganization of the Siberian veterans,
comprising members of the A. F.,
naval men serving in Pacific waters.
Russian railway service and allied
organizations. including welfare
units'.
Founders, coming from as far west ;
as San Francisco, elected President
Harding: and former President Wil
son honorary commanders-in-chief.
in Siberia during the war, was
chosen commander-in-chief, with
Rear Admiral A. N. Knight, chief of
staff, and Captain Cody Marsh of
Washington, adjutant. Telegrams
of greeting were received from Pres
ident Harding's secretary and Gener
al Pershing. ' ,
Henry Dunn Has Figures
About His. Administration
Henry W. Dunn, police commis
sioner, has " compiled comparative
statistics of his department, covering
the period of June 1 to November
15, 1920, during a former administra
tion,, and also the corresponding
period of this year, under his owu
lice administration.
The statement shows the following
figures:
i:o 19
Liouor casea in Central colice
court 15T Z23
Keepera of disorderly houses
tried 43 7!
Inmates disorderly houses 40 189
Keepers 11-ffoverned houses tried 40 66
Inmates Ill-governed houses.... 89 173
Women arrested 122 28
Casea bound from police to dis
trict court 14S . SPG
Automobile stolen 620 S76
The stolen property report shows I
a total of $175,581 during the 1920
period as against $130,386 this year.
Baltimore Street Car Men
Agree to New Wage Scale I
Baltimore,,. Nov. 29. Baltimore
street car employes Monday decided
to accept a new scale ot wages Jan
uary 1. The decision was reached at
a joint meeting of delegates of the
railways employes association and
officials of the United Railwavs com
pany. The vote to acept the pro
posal was - to J.
Under the new scale clerks, con
ductors, motormen and shop men
will receive practically the same pay
as that of two years ago. Platform
men and shop men will be reduced
Z cents per hour.
Change in Union Pacific
Service to Denver i
The Colorado Exoress leaves
yOmaha 4:25 p. m., and arrives Den
ver vyO a- m.; Colorado Special
leaves Omaha 1:15 a. m. (sleepers
ready 10 p. m.) and arrives Denver
3:30 p. m. The Denver Special from
Omaha 8:10 a. m. will be discontin
ued for the winter after November
30. For information and berth res
ervations ak Consolidated Ticket
oiiice. Fifteenth and Dodge streets, i j
Union station, Adv.
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Christmas
Candies
Wholesome Candies
Starlight Mix A line,
hard candy mixture, spe
cial, per 1Qr
pound lVC
Chocolate Peanut Fudge
Full of good peanuts, spe-,
cial, per 1QC
pound
Fompelan Room Main Floor
West.
Handkerchiefs
An easy gift to select. Always
acceptable and one never has
too many. Women's Pur
Linen Handkerchiefs Hand
embroidered and lace edged
handkerchiefs bought from a
New York importer. Many are
samples of the finest linen.
1.00 to 1.50 values,
each,
59c
Imported Sample Handker
chiefs Made of fine cotton
and Shamrock lawn with at
tractive corners embroidered
in white and colors, ig
25c values, each IOC
Main Floor North
What Shall I Give for Christmas?
A Few of Wednesday's Answers
For the Practical
Boys
Boys' All Wool Sweaters
Slip on or coat styles in plain
or high school color Q Q C
combinations.. 020
Boys' All Wool Suits With
two pairs of full cut knickers.
Gray, brown, tan and olive
mixtures, for boys 7 to .18
years. Priced 7 95
Boys' and Men's Caps
Scotch mixtures and neat
woolens with fur inbands.
ST 75c t0 3.00
fourth Floor.
GiftLinens
Lace and Embroidered Linen
Pieces and Scarfs Our own
Importations. Each
Imported Linen Towels-
Hemstitched towels, some
with damask borders in
guest and full size. Each '
49 c 10 89c
Main Floor West
Novelty
Necklaces
Beautiful cut crystal and
jet,' in a big variety of
color corn- 1 AA
binations .. JLe-vlvf
Main Floor East ' -'
"Give a
Garment"
for Christmas
All Ready-to- ;
Wear
Sacrificed
Forty Days
Ahead of Time
Second Floor.
Cafeteria
Special
Old Fashioned Chicken
Stew, -with OA
dumplings O V C
Main Floor West Arcade.
Women s Pure
Thread Silk
Hosiery
1.65
Per Pair
Full fashioned, double
soles, high spliced heels;
colors, black, white,
Russian tan and shoe
shades; a most practical
gift; special, per pair
. 1.65-
. Main Floor North
Cwnivvvvvvva
Buy Your .
Christmas
Health Seals
at Brandeis
Main Floor North
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Give aPillow for Christmas
Gorgeous Two-Toned Taffeta Pillows" with
French flower decorations in rose, blue, or
chid, green and gold. Round and oval shapes.
' 6.50 and 7.50
Silk Fabric Boxes
For handkerchiefs and gloves. In pink or
blue with attractive hand painted celluloid
tops. ,
Each 50c
An expert teacher is here to show you how to make
novelty waste baskets, sewing baskets, lamp and can
dle shades, pillows, etc., from materials in our Art De
partment. From 9 a. m. to 12 noon, 1 to 6 p. m.
Third Floor West.
Gift Things for
Infants
Make the "First
Christina" the dearest
day in baby's tiny little
life.
French Hand Made
Dresses 1
Impossible? Well, to be sure,
you can't get them everywhere,
but we maintain a Paris office
to Insure us Just such wonder
ful values as these. Every stitch
In these fine nainsook dresses is
put in by hand, seams joined
iv:ith entre-deux, hand embroid
ered yokes, sleeves and neck
lace edged. Sizes 6 months and
one year. 1 QQ
Priced at P 1 VO
Tufted Silk Robes In pink or
blue satin or China silk with
warm cotton padding. Spreads
to match
2.50 10 6.50
Terry Cloth Dolls and Animals
Hand painted and. ribbon
trimmed. An unbreakable gift
for baby. .
65c 40 2.50
Third Floor East ;
Wednesday Suggestions in .
Fine Gift Jewelry
Vanity Case
Silver plated, French gray finish, double coin holder, mirror and
double powder case, soldered link chain; a very at- 1 Aft
tractive and useful gift special; each ' ' 1 UU
Dainty White Stoiie Barrettes
Very popular worn at one side of the head with bobbed hair;
platinum finish; round, oval and bow re and l ff
knot effect; special,, DuC l.UU
Shaving Cup and Brush
Sheffield silver;; pierced design; put up In ff
a white satin lined box; special 1 UU
"" Main Floor East,
Special Purchase of Sample
Leather Goods
On Sale Monday at Half Price
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Leather Goods Always Acceptable Gifts
A. range of prices to reach all; a few suggestions from
this list of quality merchandise at low prices:
Poker Sets, Collar Bags, Music Rolls, Card' Sets,
Traveling Bolls, Manicure Sets, Soft Collar Cases, Jewel
Cases, Writing Portfolio, etc.
Prices range from 75c to $18.50
Main Floor East.
"9:6iL Gifts That Will Please Men
Silk Striped Shirts
2.85
Smoking Jackets
8.95 to 35.00
Holiday showing in all of the new styles,
cloth, silk and velvet materials, beautifully
trimmed with silk braids and frogs to
match. Priced from
8.95 to 35.00
Fourth Floor. 1
A wide range of choice patterns in lustrous
silk stripes. This is an opportunity to buy
him a shirt hfe will always prize You may
have them packed in a Christmas box, if de
sired. . ' -Main
Floor South.
Santa Invites All the Mothers and Children to
His Wonderful Home on the Big Eighth Floor
Santa Claus loves the children of the whole world, and so' he gathers the things that delight
them from every corner of the globe. There are imported and domestic toys of every descrip
tion and they are made to delight girls and boys of all ages, including mothers, fathers,
grandmothers and grandfathers for nobody can be grown-up in this wonderful city of toys.
There are structural toys, mechanical toys, electrical toys for the boys; dolls, furniture and
cooking things for girls, playthings for the babies, desks, sleds, skates; things for older ones.
Special Item for Wednesday Wood Bildo Sets, 25c.
And don't forget the Eight Shetland Ponies! They are going to be given away to lucky boys or girls
some time before Christmas. Let's introduce them to you there's Fashion Plate, Princess McDon
ald, Mary Pickford, Trisie, Man of War, Over the Top, Sweet Patootie, Sparkling Burgundy, all
ready to say "Howdy" to the thousands of boys and girls that will visit this big Toyland on Wed
nesday. Every child has a chance to win one ask for tickets. Eighth Floor.
fciC si ifTA svA "Srwe. iew s fFSie.eA
Look Into the Toe
DOWN in the toe of every Chrwlmns stocking,
waiting to pop out with the ruddy red apple
and the odd shaped bundle (which one always finds
in the toe of any Christmas stocking, you know)
ia a ong. It is the song that Tiny Tim heard
the song you will hear, too, if you put the inner ears
of your heart in tune. It is the song little children
sing as their hearts warmto the glow of the Christ
mas spirit. , The song that' wells through the heart
of the business man as the light of the days of Love
and Life breaks over his perplexities Bnd his cares.
Someoncsaid that the world would bo a merry one if ,
all the cheer and love and courtesy displayed dur
ing the Christmas season was spread out over all the
year. Why not "spread" it f All we need do is to
open our hearts every day of the year to tho song
of Tiny Tim, "God Bless us every one," and to put the .
thought Into everyday action. Above It all it Is the song
to which the leaders o't nations are listening In these days
of hope. It Is the Christmas song Its message Is "Peaji
on Earth, Good Will Toward Men." AH the year it hums'its
rhythm Into the warp and woof of living but at Christmas
time it exultantly flings its melody broadcast Into the
world. So, hidden away in the toe, of your Christmas
stocking there is this song. So, hold it fast this lovable,
beautltul, livable Christmas Song!
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
-Solution to the Gift Problem
50,000 PIECES
Hand Painted China
Priced from 50c to 10.00
There is nothing more acceptable than a nice piece of this beau
tiful ware.Mt is always appropriate and always welcome. 9ur
enormous stock is bo arranged on large single priced tables
that it is not only a simple task but also a delightful "one to
make gift selections. In this assortment of gifts you will find
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Cups andlSaucers Plates Nappies
Bon Bons Berry Sets '
Cake Sets Celery Sets Nut Sets :
A large assortment of novelty items not mentioned in
" this ad. The values-are remarkable and regardless of
our large stock, the best will go first. Early shopping
is advised. .
Dinnerioear32 and SO Piece Sets
Specially Priced
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Fifth Floor East.
Drugs and Toilet Goods
Mavis Individual Extract This popular perfume in
neat red gift box, special at
44c
Prescription Department Special
Ounces Granular Effervescent Ssdium Phosphate,
special
Soda Mint Tablets .
Bottle of 40
Prescriptions filled by registered Pharmacists only In our.
Prescription Department. j
Main Floor West.
39c
9c
Practical Suggestions in ; .
Hqusefurnishings
Universal Combination Ranges Burn
Either Gas or Coal
These ranges are fully guaranteed and wonderful bakers
either with coal or gas. Any Universal Range in stock.
: At Greatly Reduced Prices
wrro
Special Aluminum
Wear Ever Pod
ding' Paa Two-qt.
ize. regular 1.10
value.
Special
49c
Atnmlnnm R a B d
"Roaiter Mad ot
medium weight al
uminum, apecial.
1.00
Rex Oak Heaters Any size
fire pot, well made and fully
guaranteed, at special prices.
Pantry Sets Four pieces,
made of white enameled tin,
for tea. coffee, sugar and
flour. Spe- i ff
cial 1 UU
Majestic Electric Heaters
Size 7, 660 watts, special
Fifth Floor Center.
8.48
Better Furniture-Cash or Credit-The Brandeis Store
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