THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1921.
U5. Collect $3,000
In Fines on Booze
Charges in Hour
Four Py Fines of $300 Etch
And Have ReaortJ 'Closed
Mauy Assessed Lc .
Amounts.
I'ncle Sam did a profitable 1mm
rr in finea yeMerday. More than
$.1,000 was eollfded (or liquor viola
tion in one hour by l. C. Iloyt.
clrrk of the court.
"Dutch Kahlrr, Tony Tomato.
Louis Sin and Tom Erta paid $500
each. Their placet of buMne$ also
were closed for one year.
Charles Simanrlc wa fined $250
end Joe Tavelka. $150. Judge Wood
rough ordered their auto released.
He fined Joe Colforo $100, hut for
feited the latter' car. Smaller fines
brought up the total.
James F. Anderson was fined $23
for sending an obscene letter through
the mails.
Barney Rovinski.. found guilty by
a jury, probably has a jail sentence!
u dure mr mm. i nc juukc or
dered him to arrange his family af
fairs with an "absence" in mind.
The federal jury was then dis
missed until January 10, when Judge
T( C Munger of Lincoln will come
here to hold court. Judge Wood
rough, who leaves for. the cast to
night, will hold court in Xew York
city'until February L
Fire Captain Retires.
City council yesterday approved
retirement on pens ionof Junior Cap
tain Hans C Kaufman of the fire
department.
Glen H. Curtiss
Awarded Patent for
Hydro-Airplanes
New York. Dee. I6.-Tln United
States circuit court of appeals held
yesterday that Glrnn If. Curtiss ai
the firt person to invent and oper
ate a flying host and iuued ail order
awarding him the broad patent for
hydro-airplanes.
The decision, said by aeronautic
experts to be one of the mose sig
nificant developments in aviation
ince the Wright patents were up
held, reversed the lower court's rul
ing which awarded the patent rights
to A. S. Janin, an inventor of Ma
ten Island. It constituted the lat
est development in a legal battie
fought since 1913.
The decsion was based on the fact
that Janin had hern granted his pat
ent on the strength of an invention
not "reduced to practice." but that
Curtis, while applying some
months later, had already demon
strated its operation.
Ihe dcciMott eliminated from the
contest for the fundamental patent
the French pioneer, Fahre, who.
Thomas Egan Is
Optimist Over
Irish Situation
Prospective Settlement Practi
cal Solution, Believes Opera ,
Star Clo&ing American
Tour in Omaha. ,,
Thomas Egan, Irish opera tenor,
who appeared in the Auditorium
last night for the benefit of Father
l lanagan's Home (or Boys, visual
ire an Ireland great in commercial
achievements, in the cultural phases
of life, and in all things that make a
nation strong.
At Hotel Fontenclle Thursday
afternoon he chatted enthusiastically
over the future of national Iri.sh
opera, with which he has been iden
tified and with which he hope to be
associated in a larger sense, now that
I Erin is to step forward in the, march
long rnn.fniwj . i.v,irn.9irnin.. ol human progress, lie bclieres mat
with uhirl, li rn (mm tl, ,atr'the prospective settlement of the
but which he never succeeded
landing without wrecking.
Spanish Gunboat Captures
French Vessels Gun-Running
Madrid. Dec. 16.-(Bv A.
The Spanish gunboat Bonil'as has
captured two French sailing vessels
Irish question contains atl the prac
tical things for which the Irish have
fought during the long years.
"I know that the settlement is just
a step short of what some would
have obtained, but it seems to me it
is a practical solution, and I am con
fident that Ireland wiirclo'i her
great resources" and that she will ad-
which were conveying consignments 1,1 lnS al": "A0,?--
initions to the Mo-I am connacnl .yu"" wl" ,
of arms and munit
roccan insurgents and sunk another
vessel engaged in the same occupa
tion, it was announced in an official
report received here today.
The report states that the captures
and sinking were effected off Al-
a great center ot Irish culture ana
art. The old parliament building,
which was deserted in 1800, still
stands."
Closes American Tour.
The famous singer closed his pres-
hucemas. on the Mediterranean coast ent American tour last r!:ht. In Jan
of Spanish Morocco. I uary he will return to Dublin, there
to take up bis work of promoting
the. National Irish opera. The plan
w to adopt a repertoire of operas
which will be sung in the Gaelic
language. Some of the standard
operas will be translated into Gae
lic, as they have been into other
languages, the most tecent being
Yiddish. Mr. Egan explained that
"Muirgheis" lias been written by
O'Brien Mutter in original Gaelic
text and will be used by the new
national operatic organization.
"We are looking for an Irish
operatic masterpiece, to be written
in Gaelic, somewhat in the style of
the Wagnerian music-drama and
based on an old Irish legend," the
singer added. "This opera would rc-
licet the costumes, the languifje ahdJ
"During the last 10 year 'the
schrol children of Ireland nave !been
taught Garlic in- connection with
English. One of the ideals of Ire
land will be to revive her literature
and her language."
He is confident that Ulster soon
will become a part of the new Ire
land and that all will work together
for the common gd.
He Is Confident.
"Of course." lie admitted, "we
may not always agree among our
selves on every question, but I am
lire that Irehiid is going forward
with a new life and purpose."
Mr. Egan, who was the original
promoter of the new National Irish
opera, rerved as general director of
war camp entertainment during the
period of the war. He has lived in
Dublin most of his life and was the
first Irish singer to sing Italian
opera in Ireland.
Mine. Breton, who appeared in
concert with him last night, stated
that the people of the United States
have more general knowledge of
music than the people of any other
country. She explained this by say
ing; that the Italians, for instance,
know Italian opera and stop with
that.
HOSPE'S
has been, headquarters for musical instruments for
years. Omaha's finest musicians recognize the fam
ous brands we carry. The novice has confidence in
them, too.
-
Christmas is Only Seven
Shopping Days Away
0
Don't wait any longer, to make your gift selections.
In thi? ad is a fine assortment of gifts for those (
musically inclined. Come in and choose an instru
ment, be it large or small, for some member of your
family. You will never have a greater joy than,
music in your home. ;
Saturday is Wallace Nutting Day
In the Little Window
There is always room for one more Nutting
in any home. Colorful glimpses of Nature in
her gorgeous gowns for Spring, Midsummer and
golden Autumn. Seen through the camera's
eye and hand colored in those natural tints
fovnd only in the genuine
7 It sb f-' or n3 occasin we
(XMMActLuXXZ lave framed a number
of the favorites in our
Art Craft Frames. You'll find them in the
Little Window along with the rest of the
family.
Golden Autumn. Hollyhock Cottage.
The Swimming Pool. Honeymoon Windings.
The Red; White and Larkspur.
Blue.
Now You Know What to Give Nuff Sed.
jxnju-u-in.rLrjuii-nji.nr.i-Liii.il. "irn i i
Stringed Instruments
Somehow, most of us have
a few tender memories tuck
ed away in which a Guitar
or Mandolin played some
part. The young folks will
appreciate these instruments
they, too, have need for
this aort' of melody.
The-following price- list
gives a fine - idea of the
"ange of gift choosing in our
Small Instruments Depart
ment. Martin Ukuleles, $12.00
and up.
Ukuleles, $3.50 and up.
Banjo Ukuleles, $8.00 and
up.
Mandolins, $5.00 and up.
Martin Mandolins, $24.00
and up.
Weyman Mandolins, $30.00
and up.
Washburn Mandolins,
$30.00 and up.
Guitars, $8.00 and up.v
Washburn Guitars, $22.00
and up.
Martin Guitars, $36.00 and
up.
Orpheum, Vega, Gibson &
Bruno Banjos, Tenor Ban
jos and Banjo-Mandolins,
$15.00 and up.
Newest Player Rolls
for December
Weep No More My Mammy
Fox Trot. . .
My Wishing Moon Waltz Ballad.
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little
Toes Fox Trot.
Blue Bird Ballads
Serenade. ' The Old Road.
Story Rolls
Flirtation. Love Letters.
Q R S Rolls for Christmas
"Santa Claus Time" A descriptive
Chirstmas roll for young and old.
"Silent Night."
"Adeste Fidelis."
"Oh, Christmas Tree."
"Star of, Peace."
All the New Rolls
All the Time at
Appropriate Gifts for
the Musician and
Music Student
We hive a large aiortment
of books of music for the
pianist, singer, violinist, end
performers on all instruments,
ranging in price from 75c up.
Many of these are bound most
attractively in art covers,
making very appropraite gifts.
Our line of books about
music is complete, and any one
of these will be a most useful,
gift for the music student.
Histories, Harmonies, Diction
aries, etc., at prices from 11.00
up.
We carry the most complete
stock of classic, standard and
popular music in this section
of the middle west. If it is
published we can furnish it.
A.
Hospe
Co.
1513-15
Douglas St.
Buescher
Saxophones
The jazzy ,
moan of the
saxophone has
taken .the
country by
storm. At
dances, con
certs and
home gather
ings the saxo
phone has won (.
a perman ent
place. Our
line of stand
ard makes in
lures you
against going
wrong.
3K
SA DAT t r
TSUaOC MMK tVftfSTCHtD
GRAND PIANO
The Banjo isn't an elaborate af
fair, but its rythm and swing adds
to the gaiety of most any occasion.
Isn't there some one of your young
friends or relatives who would ap
preciate one for Christmas?
s
A Victor or Brunswick Phonograph
for Christmas
"Nothing Down"
Come in and select any model or
style from these two nationally known
makes of phonographs. Have us
place it in your home and then pay us
a small sum per week. Know the
pleasure of the world's best music in
your own home. Don't wait longer.
We may not be able to make this
offer again. .
$
ft
1
ft
ospedo.
1513-15 Douglas Street
The Art and Music Store
Only 4 feet, 8 inches long
THE Apollo Miniature Grand is a signal
achievement in piano manufacture of great
importance to those who lack the space for
a larger grand piano. Through improved methods
of construction by which greater string length
and sounding board surface is possible, this re
markable instrument retains the tone quality
and artistic merit of larger grand pianos.
Only 4 feet, 8 inches long, the Apollo Miniature
Grand conveniently fits a corner of a room
without crowding. And it adds that air of
distinction and refinement which only a grand
piano can give.
Come In
listen to the tone; try the action; Judge how the Apollo
Miniature Grand solves the space problem. We are glad
to demonstrate the Apollo without obligation.
Farm Body Gets
Notes for Loans
Executives of State Finance
Corporation Meet Daily to
Pass on Paper.
Offerings cf notes for (arm lom
have brcan to arrive at the officei
of the Nebraska Agricultural F. nance
corporation, 141 J 'oodmfn of the
World building. F. H, Davis, presi
dent of this state-wide agency, and
the other executive ofiicerare meet
ing every afternoon to pass on the
paper submitted.
"Most of the loans will he on live
stock," said E. F. Fotda, the secre
tary and treasurer. "The feed lots
and pastures of Nebraska have to he
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
E LOANS
25t and 75t Packages EverywW.
EGZ
ICURA BIS
FACE
In Pimples and Blisters.
Itched and Burned.
"Eczema broke out on my face In
pimples and blisters and itched and
burned most all the time.
Later it got acaly and
formed eore eruptions,
and my face was disfig
ured. The trouble lasted
about three months. I
began uslne CuticuraSoso
and Ointment and after using two
calces of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was
completely healed, in about six
weeks." (Signed) Bertis Travel
stead, R. 1, Box 87, Carrier Mills, IU.
Improve your akin by daily use of
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum.
SiapItZicirrwferlbU. Addr-u:"CiUnnhk-mtwlM,
Dipt H, KtMta l, aw." Sold mrj
wnrJ3oap26c. OfntmttittftndMe. T.lcnai2&e.
VCuticura Soap ibtin without mug.
Tilted up hi ordrr to put the produc
ers on their feet. Some nionev ha
hren sought on twit and othrr tiuni,
We expert to grant this hmever
the warehouse and storage hiiis aie
registered under the state warchoue
law, no nutter whether the grain is
on the farm or rUewhere,"
Mr, Folda uplmnrd that the loans
lo be nude throned the mediation
of this cut aniatioii with the War
K.iunt corporation would he for the
iuot part (or largpr amounts. The
Nebula Loan foitiuny has len
formed by die hanks of the state in
order to site tiriowet a means ol
floatinir bigger duns than the aver
age small l4iik could lundle without
cxro. Subscriptions to Ihe slock
sie coming in iiniu all parts of the
tte, and now hatt g'ont abo4
f.iX),IHil, The prrrnt goal is capt
Ulition at $i.0t.
Loans on bve stock, grain, tmple
mrms and other agricultural securi
ties will he made at 8 per cent in
terel. They may be made either
through the applicant local bank or
direct in those cases where their sua
or other rrons make this advisable,
GIFTS
of Leather--
render pleasing thoughts
through the many years
of service-
The great variety of leather articles now on display,
will make it an easy task for you to come here
and choose the finest gift articles procurable.
i
The Gift Incomparable
"for Ladies
Created from the best trade of leathers, in
an extensive assortment of designs and col
on, many of which are recent importations.
Prices ranging from the most elab
orate hand-carved creation down to
a beautiful bag as illustrated, at jj
$3.75 and up
The Gift Incomparable
for Men
Offering an admirable piece of luggage for
men that proves itself an everyday essential
at an extraordinary price.
Capacious 18-inch cowhide bag,
welt edges, sewed corners, leather
lined, three pockets, snap fasteners
and inside lock, in black or mahog ,
any.
$9.75
UI Mil Hi
Cigar and Cigarette Cases,
$t.SO up
Purses and Card Cases,
SOe up to $10.00
Portfolio Cases,
$3.75 to $25.00
Toilet Traveling Sets,
$e.oo up
Collar Bags,
$1.00 and up
Manicure Sets,
$1.50 to $10.00
Photo Frames,
$1.00 to $10.00
Fitted Suitcases,
$25.00 to $125.00
Thermos Bottles,
$1.25, $1.TS. sa.so
Gladstone Bags,
$21 AO SUM
Music Rolls,
$230 up
MAIL
ORDERS
PREPAID
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks, $33.75 to $125.00.
FRELING & STEINLE
MAIL
ORDERS
PREPAID
1803 Farnam Street
Hare IS Years
Buy the Boy
Something to
Wear
Overcoats
EVERY DAY will be Christmas in his life if the gifts you buy
come from our boys' department. The thousand and one
patrons of this store know that your boy will get the best
there is to be had at the price quality 'merdiandise chockful
of style and service and then, too, as we are retiring from the
boys' business, there are LARGE REDUCTIONS ON OUR EN
TIRE STOCK. ; V v
Suits
40
Reduction
OUR entire stock, consisting of every- '
thing desirable in suits, made the
way we ' want them and the way you
and your boys like them. Already low
price reduced 40 per cent.
30
Reduction
LOADS of warmth, great workman
ship, and styles galore in fact, our
entire stock those things alone would
make you want to buy the boy's coat
here, regardless of the 30 per cent re
duction on all prices. '.
Boys' Furnishings
20 Reduction
THERE isn't an ' article here that the boy wouldn't enjoy for
Christmas. Something, that will last and still be appreciated.
Glovw
Shirts
Sweaters
Neckwear
Bathrobes
Handkerchiefs
Belts
Collars
.Mufflers
- . ' r Mackinaws
' Underwear
Hats and Caps
BOYS' SHOr BALCONY
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The Store of Specialty Shops.,
y a