THE BEX: UMAHA, SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1922.
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Secretary Hughes
Hears Immigrant
Plans of Omahan
V. P. ChkxJo to Devote Rett
of Life . in Assisting
Italians Bound for
United State.
By CEOROE F. AUTHIER
MeofctaflM Corooa,a OaMfco Sm,
Washington, May 12. (Special
Telegram.) V. F, ChiJo. now living
t a retired buiutt man in Omaha,
it here on hit way lo italy in an en
deavor to put into cKcct plan which
lie ha oi improving the character ol
immigration Irom Italy lo Ihii coun,
try, and making it easier (or tht im
migrant whtu he arrivei.
Mr. Chiodo waa introduced today
to Secretary of State liughrt by
ftrnreitentative Jtfltrit of Omaha,
and explained hit purpoae and mil
ion to the head ol the State depart
inrnt.
He received a lympathetie hearing
(rum Mr. Hughe and received let
ter which will put him in touch with
the American ambassador in Italy
and the American consular Igenti.
Involvta Instruction
Briefly. Mr. Chiodo'a plan involves
giving the immigrant to this country
some instruction concerning the
United States before he leaves home,
and calls lor the co-operation of the
Italian government and the Ameri
can consular agents.
One of his chief objects It lo pre
vent congestion of immigration in
New York. The average immigrant,
he says, finds New York so greatly
out of proportion to what he is ac
customed to that he does not know
that the real country lies beyond.
lie would have the immigrant in
structed in our form of government,
of what it expected of immigrants
here, of the opportunities that exist
for him in the various sections of the
country, and advocates having the
immigration distributed throughout
the country in sections where hit pre
vious training would render him most
Useful. " '
Made Fortune Here '
Mr. Chiodo was born in Italy but
has been an American -citizen for
about 25 years.. -' ."
He made his fortune in this coun
try and feels that now that he has
retired from business he should de
vote the rest of his, life to this ser
vice, which will benefit both " Jhe
country of his adoption and the cit
izens of the nation of his birth.
Omaha University Aids in
Observing Hospital Day
A unique chapel service was held
by the University cf Omaha in con
junction with the Swedish Mission
hospital on its lawn in commemora
tion of Florence Nightingale, pioncar
in the establishment of military hos
pitals. Miss Nightingale was an English
philanthropist, and an author who
won international distinction through
her organization of a nursing depart
ment in the Crimean war. She also
was noted for her work during the
civil war. Her work gave impetus
to the organizing of the American
Red Cross.
The chapel consisted of a prayer
in her honor, tinging of patriotic
tongs and the raisin? of the flag. -
Rotary Helps Scouts
Beatrice, Neb., May 12. (Spe
cial.) The Rotary club appropriated
$600 for Boy Scout work to further
the program during the summer.
The club contributed $100 to each
of the six Scout troops. , .
Brief City News
Carl Gray Honored Carl R. Gray,
president of the Union Pacific, hat
been nominated for a director of the
United State Chamber of Commerce.
To Be Iale Dentist Dr. K.- L.
Newell, Omaha tjentlat, ! to leave
oon for tha lala of Pines, SS miles
aouth of Cuba, where he la to prac
tice his profaaaion.
Ak Show by Radio Programs of
Ak-Sar-Ben ahowa are to be broad
cast by vadlo, according to an an
nouncement by Charles Gardner,
Bamaon of tit realm of Quivera.
Tirabtin Get Judgment A Judg
ment for 153 with interest was
granted A. U Tlmblln against the
trustee! of Bast Omaha for services
as village attorney In county court
yesterday.:.-"- .- j.;-
Chanted With Cutting" Tree
.t,nP, fMartr of Crawford. Nab., was
charged with cutting a tree on the
Fort BODinaon military resorvaiiu",
In . an Information filed in federal
court yesterday. '
Held for Worthiest Check David
R. Woodward, real estate man. 1725
South Fifteenth street, is held in jail
on charges of having passed 12
checks without sufficient funds in
the banks to cover them. . ;.;
Wyoming Judge at Mnooln Fed
ral Judge Kennedy of Wyoming has
been assigned to sit in the federal
.' court at Lincoln, beginning June 1,
when Judge Munger will be oh the
circuit court of appeals at St,,Pa.Ul,
Minn. .
"Pied Pipers" to Meet A meet
in has been called for next Wednes
day night at 8 in the city council
i .v.. infarmtia of rat ex'
termination.. All interested are in
vited to attend. Pavid Cole ana ur.
A. S. Pinto, health commissioner,
will speak. .
Tires Recovered Five hundred
stolen Thursday front the OverWnd
Tirft and Rubber company. Thirtieth
. ..i -t ta.a ttrerA rACOVCfed
mm oiirnguo oui -
yesterday " by Detectives Trapp and
Munch in a snea as auuuu ........
and Grand 'avenue.
Observe Hospital trr!na5;'rVs"
ing exercises at the Swedish Mission
hospital and a display of foods at St.
Joseph featured the observance of
National Hospital day. Nurses at
Nicholas Benn hospital observed the
day with a picnic at Elmwood park.
The Faxton Memorial hospital had
open nouse irom a to . , . -
Observes Ninetieth Birthday A
huge round cake, decorated with 90
' candles was the center of attraction
at a feast given in honor of Augustus
'"Martin, 90 years old yesterday, at
' the home of his son, Samuel, 2(02
Ellison avenue, last night "I don't
feel any older today than I did last
year or the year . before," . said Mr.
Marlw., ; - -
KlMtng Party Aired Mrs. Irene
Mulcahey Connolly, granted a di
vorce by default from Dr. James
Connolly, Omaha dentist testified
yesterday that her husband took her
to a place on the North Side where
men kissed each other's wives. De
cree is withheld pending an investi
gation thr 5 Juvenile authorities re
garding Via custody of the children.
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If not, we inite yen Patur.
lay efurnoert front four
o'clock until an.
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Specials Throughout the Store Saturday
Gum Drops
Origin' Turkish gtyle. In
Itme, vanilla, lemon, cherry, and
orange flavor. Very apeelil
Pound, S4e
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Candy Specials
for Molhert Da)
Marshmallows
Billing'! Harp Marthmallowg.
Soft and freab. Extra quality.
Pound, 37c
Penochi
Delleloutly rick and filled
with nuts. In maple and va
nilla flavon.
Pound, 42c
Chocolates
- Soft ereama with heavy coat
ing: of tweet chocolate. Ratp
berry, pineapple, orange, cof
fee, maple, cherry flavors. .
Pound, 43c
BirrM-Nk MtraMiM Fbar
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Hair Nets
"Rita" Hair Nets, in cap and
fringe, double mean, dot., Me.
Carmen Hair Neta, knotted
ends, large cite, dozen, 71c. ,
Elattle Hair Nets, in all col
ors, large aize, dozen, 7Bc.
Hair Nets, cap shape, dozen,
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"Beanie B" Nets', tingle mesh,
in cap and fringe styles, pack
ed 6 to the box, at S0c.
Hair' Nets, gray and white,
cap and fringe styles, large and
email site. Single and double
mesh -8 for 25c, or $1.31 doz.
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Union Suits
A group of our better gar
ments mostly small sizes, re
duced. AU styles cotton and
lisle knit suits. .Well reinforced
and tailored to fit. ; Clearance
price ' , "
. Each, $1.00 :
Kiddies' Socks 4
Pure thread silk seek!, for
the tiny tot or young miss in
white with colored tops, or in
colors to match the little spring
frocks. Sizes 4 to 9. -
Pair, 7$c
Women's Hose
Clocked hoie of pure thread
silk tub-itandardi of a well
known maker. Saturday, 11.00.
Full fashioned, with double
soles, toes and heels. A meet
exceptional offering at
Pair, $2.00
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Wrist Watches
Of White Gold
They are extremely small in
size and unique in snape
rectangular or tonneau. The
cases jire- solid 14-kt. white gold
of substantial weight. Each la
fitted with a 15 -jeweled lever
movement and ribbon bracelet.,
Priced $22.50 - $33.50.
Made of Gold
Small watches of 7 and 15-
jewel movement!, with link or.
ribbon bracelet attached..
$7.09, $12.80, $22.50, $33.50 p
Elgins for Men
7 and 15-jewel watches, in
plain and engraved gold cases.
$15.00. $16.50, $11.00 ahc up.
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f; Enlargements ;
Good snapshots make attrac
tive pictures whtn enlarged.
-. Site - Blk. aatd Wht. Sapia
5x 7-inch 50c 55c
8xl0-inch ' v 70c tOe
8xl4-inch $1.00 $1.1$
Bavaaat-WatS' Mass Flatr
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Sash Ribbons
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Every little girl loves a rib
bon sash, whether it be a wide
bow that ties in the back, or a
narrow Knotted loop that hanga
to the hem.' s-
6 -inch Satin Sash Ribbon,
in white, blue, pink, lavender,
red, navy, and Copenhagen; a
yard, 59c.
4-inch black and white strip
ed velvet ribbon;
Yard 59c
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Sale "Fisk". Sport Hats
At Less Than Factory Cost
$25
To bo able to offer D. B. FUk hata at this
exceptionally low price, just at the time when
sport hats are in tremendous demand, is with
out a doubt, a marked achievement.
Every hat carriei tha D. B. Fitk label.
Smart styles in soft, pliable straws tailored
ribbon effects and yarn designs.
White combined with brilliant
colors and solid shades in hun
dreds of designs. Styles for
women and misses. '
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Great Reduction Sale
Community Silver
In the Beautiful Exeter Pattern
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To help you fully realie this
remarkable offer, we emphasize
one item, teaspoons, which carry
a 25-year guarantee, are priced
at 20c each. Other pieces of
tableware are priced equally low,
Teaipoons (set of six), $1.20.
Tablespoons (set of lix), $2-9$.
Dessert Spoons (set of six) , $2.85.
Soup Spoons (let of six), $2.95.
Bouillon Spoons (set of six), $2.85.
Dinner Forks (set of six), $2.95.
Pickle Forks (priced, each), 70c.
Dinner Knives (set of six), $3.75.
Sugar Sheila (priced, each), 60c.
Berry Spoons, (priced, each), $1.50. ,
Iced Teaipoons (set of six), $2.35.
Cold Meat Fork (priced, each), $1.05.
Salad Forks "(set of six), $3.75. :
Fruit Knives (set of six), $2.95.
-Gravy Ladlei (priced, each), $1.35.
Butter Spreaders (set of six), $2.95.
Cream Ladles-(priced, each), 95c.
Butter Knives (priced, each), 60c.
- BurfMS-Naih Main Floor
A Sensation in
Newest Hand Bags
Saturday $3.95
Swagger Bags Flat Vanities ; Silk Pouches
. Seldom are new and practical bags "of 'such
; .smart, conservative materials offered at such
low prices. Plain or satin striped moires, ooze -'
and vachette in combination, pin seal and cobra.
Convenient fittings in theie bags i , Outside' pockets, cord handles,
include lipstick holders and pow- . and luxurious silken linings
der box, and sometimes emery the touches one expects to find
board and nail polish containers. ' only in the higher priced bags.
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Scarfs and Center Pieces
Also luncheon cloths, made of serviceable ecru colored
materials, are, attractively priced. They have a pretty em
broidered design in blue and shell scalloped edge to match.
' Scarf, aize 18x36 inches. .
" Round Center Piece, 36-inch diameter.
; . Luncheon Cloth, 30 inches square.
, 75c, 85c and 95c
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A Great Sale of Luggage-Saturday
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks 20 to 30 Off
This sale includes not only our entire stock of fine Hartmanns at 20 to 30 dis
count, but many smart traveling bags and. suitcases at even greater reductions.
Traveling Bags. $3.95
, 18-inch leather bags In genuine black
walrus grain. Oxford atyle. ' ., 1 .. .-
, Suitcases. $4.75
Real cane suitcases, leather bound, brass
lock and catches, 24-inch aize.
Moleskin Suitcases, $5.95
, Leather bound moleskin case with cre
tonne lining, 24-inch size. With brass lock
and catches.
Cowhide Bags, $195
Large baga of brown cowhide. - Ox
ford style, leather lined, brass lock and
catches. Very special, $7.95.
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Garden Hose : Lawn Mowers
"Dundee" Lawn Mowers
Garden Hose
Moulded of best qual
ity corrugated rubber.
'4-in. size .
13a ft
3a -in size.
14a ft.
-in. size
16t ft.
Ball bearing, four-blade" la wn
mower. Self -sharpening. Easy to
run. All sizes. Priced at
$8.25 to $14-85 .
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Saturday's Special :
Women's Fiber Silk Hose
Pair 59c 4i' ":
A good-fitting, semi-fashioned hose made with double sole
and heel. A hose that assures good wearing service. In all
shades to match the skirt or footwear.
1 ' For Saturday, an entire shipment of these hose at the
astonishingly low price of 59c a pair. Some few are slightly
imperfect.
BurttM-Nuh Roe Arrow Booth Dowaitairo Storo
A Special in
Wash Goods
A Saturday feature item
Pre at 1'atUrnt, each a 414
yard length, at $1-95.
There are jutt 100 of these
rfreta lengths, of imported
Scotch gingham, in handsome
Slaidt and checks; alto em
roidered cotton Broths checkt
in the seston'i newett colorings.
Each $1.95
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Mother's Day
Flowers
express a sentiment that no
other gift conveyi. We tug
gett a basket of rotes or a box
of assorted spring blossoms.
Orders to be sent out of town
will receive the same careful
attention that our store patron
age enjoys.
riace them now.
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Mother's Day
Books
Why not let your greeting be
a well selected book?
Homon, Marion Chapdelaine, $2.
Pedler, Hermit of Far End, 75c.
McCarter, Paying Mother, 75c
Stringer, Prairie Child, $2-00.
Rice, To My Mother, boxed, 75c.
Hordcr, The Sunlit Road, 75c
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Sport Goods
- Golf Clubs
Saturday again finds us pre
pareda new shipment of the
Burgess Nash special clubs.
Brassies, msshies, midirons, put
ters, niblicks and cleeks,
Each, 12.45
Golf Balls
The well known Beacon balls.
, ,Each, 45c
Golf Bags
Of a strong and durable
make. Priced moderately.
$3.95
Tennis Balls
Spaulding 1922 ball, priced--.
Each, 50c
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New Footwear
Sport Pump
White nile cloth sport pump
trimmed with narrow banda of
black patent Buckled - strap
and flat flapper heel Priced,
Pair, $8.00
Flapper Pump .
Patent leather vamp and sand
suede quarter combine in a
flapper pump that buckles its
only strap. Flat heel. Priced
Pair, $9.00
Sport' Oxford
' Smoked elk a p o r t oxford
trimmed with saddle strap of
brown calf leather or African
red rubber sole. Rubber heels.
Pair, $7.50 .
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ToiletGoods
Mavis Toilet Water, bottle, 69c.
Mavis Talcum Powder, can, 15c
Mavia Face Powder, box, 39c.
Pure Bristle Hair Brushes, at
$1.95.
Incense
Vantine's cubes and powder,
in wistaria, sandalwood, rose,
violet
25c 50c 75c "
Incense burners, in a variety
of styles, with one package in
cense, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $2.50
and $3.50.
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Fur Storage
Security, the first requisite
of satisfactory fur storage, Is
assured in our moth-proof, fire
proof, and burglar-proof vault
You may know that your fur
are safe from loss or injury,
and that they will not deterior
ate during the summer months.
Charges moderate.
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ZTickete for the Omaha Woman's Club May Festival on Sale Now-Main p Mezzanine Floor i