THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1022.
Senator Norris
. " Attacks View of
Secretary of War
: Siyi Abolition o( Direct
Primary Would Be Step
:- in Direction of
'; Monarchy.. ' .
By GEORGE P. AUTHIER.
WMklaftM tiimnHirt Owlw Bm.
Wsihington. June 16. (Special
Ttlcgrsm.) benstor Norns oi we
' bratk tods took ut the challenge
; contained in the address of Secretary
.' oi War Week i at Cleveland yeiter-
clay, attacking the direct primary
V. methods of making nomination!.
' Senator Norria attacked this view,
V. aaying he believed abolition of the
direct primary it in the direction ol
v monarchy, lie expressed tne nope
v- that the time would come when all
-'" official would be selected by pri-
mary, from the president down to
I road aupervisor.
; He added that men were preju-
. ' diced, perhaps, because he knew that
if it had not been for the direct pri
mary, he would not be here. He
; said that President Harding might
' be prejudiced against it, because in
the primaries that were held on pres.
ident tne president never got 10 urti
base."
Sara Primary Fundamental.
Senator Norris said the direct pri-
'. mary was fundamental, inasmuch as
, it was as important to select canai
dates as to elect them.
Referring to the recent Iowa pri-
manes. Senator Norns said he was
pleased over the nomination of Smith
iirookhart and said he had . heard
that the campaign cost only $500.
He aaid this was proof it was not
-v necessary to spend large turns of
money to' be nominated under the
The Nebraska senator took up the
J charge made by Secretary Weeks
' that the primary had a tendency to
eliminate partisanship and party re
aponsibility. Senator Norris said
that if the primary did this and noth
' ins: else, it had -justified itself. -
' He . expressed the opinion that
;, nothing caused so much harm to
y government as partisanship. This
': was evidenced, he said, by the fact
; that when the finance committee
.1 brings in a tariff rate a mile high,
. the republican senators are expected
:' to vote for it In the ' house.v he
.' charged, Representatives Woodruff
' and Johnson had undertaken to have
an investigation. This was refused
- by the arbitrary action of a tew sclf-
. appointed leaders. '
'; Tilts Lance With France.
' , ; Senator Norris became engaged in
a spirited colloquy with Senator
France of Maryland, who claimed
' ,a. the 18th amendment was the one re-
i erred to by Secretary Weeks and
tftaintaincd this smfnHmfnl wa mih.
h versive of the principle of self-gov-
. u. :j ....
, . t VI mucin, 51U 11 WdS JU51 as
'. permissible to adopt an amendment
rf- which .would make selling liquor
; compulsory. , x .
Senator Norris said there were
, ; many foolish things that might be
done, -but they were not done. He
rV said if it was possible the senate
! might make a fool of itself, and
sometimes did, but it was not the
y rule, nor would it be the rule among
tne people.
One Day Is Left
for Of f ice Filings
Dozens of Candidates Send
Names to Secretary of State
.-for Legislative Berths..
Lincoln, June 16. (Special.)
There is one more day for candidates
for office to file.
Today, dozens of candidates for
legislative and state senatorial posi
tions placed their names on file.
Thomas Cronin of Omaha filed for
the republican nomination for lieu
tenant governor and Otto Meyer t)f
Lincoln filed for the democratic
nomination for attorney general.
Congressional filings today follow.
M. F. Hall, Neligh, Third district,
progressive; John Havekost, Hooper.
Third district, , progressive; Oswald
Byron. Walthill, Third district, re
publican. , ,
Arthur H. Briggs, Omaha, and
Tom Hall, Verdon, filed for the re
publican, nomination for statel rail
way commissioner:' , Hall formerly
was a member of the commission.
W.: A. Ransdall, Beatrice, filed for
the republican nomination for con
gress in the Fourth .district.
D. M.' Amsberry, secretary of
state, announced that clerks would
be on duty until midnightv Saturday
at his office to receive filings. Sun
day, June 18, is the day set by law
to close filings. On Monday Ams
berry will receive all filings sent by
mail if the postmark shows they were
mailed on Sunday of earlier. r-
Assistant of Davis
Wants Patmele Tried
Lincoln, June 16. (Special Tete
gram) J. B. Chase,' assistant to At
torney General Davis, announced to
day that he would demand another
preliminary hearing in county court
at Plattsmouth against Charles C.
Prmele, former president of the
now-defunct bank of Cass county.
The state had filed charges against
Parmtle on 17 counts, in all of which
Farmele was acquitted by Acting
County Judge William Deles Dernier
yesterday at Parmele's preliminary
hearing. 1 .
Chase declared new hearing was
possible because a preliminary is not
considered a trial.
Train Ordered to Allow
5-Hour Period for Shoppers
Lincoln. June 16. (Special) The
Miisouri Pacific railroad was ordered
by the Nebraska railway commis
sion today to(.revise its schedules ot
trains running daily between Omaha
and Auburn so that passengers will
have five hours to shop in Omaha.
The company bad complained it.
was losing $40,000 annually because
of motor bus competition. Witnesses
at a hearing held here insisted the
train would be profitable if the road
would give travelers an opportunity
to remain a tew Honrs in uraana.
The company asked that the pas
senger trains be discontinued.
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Four New Broadway HiU
On Victor Records
Hear them in our Phonograph Department.
Main Floor West ' '
For Summer
Days
White Silk
Hosiery
A bijr part of the
psychology of keep
ing cool is In looking
cool. White footwear really is cooler and looks
just heaps cooler.
White Thread Silk Hose
All full fashioned, pure thread silk hose, silk
to the hem or with lisle garter tops. All first qual
ity, with double soles and high spliced heels.
Many are Kayser, van Raalte and
Onyx brands worth 2.50 to 3.25 a
pair. Saturday, per pair
nceu neeia.
1.95
White Silk Hose
Plain and lace hose of thread silk and fiber
sijk. Semi-fashioned with lisle garter tops,
reinforced heels and, toes. All
sizes. Values 1.50 and 1.75. Sat
urday, per pair ; ' '
Main Floor North
fairer iops,
1.00
Special for Saturday
T
Long White Silk Gloves
Regular 2.S0 quality
16-button length in extra quality of Milanese
silk with double ifnger tips. Sizes
5Yz, 6 and Per pair
Main Floor North
1.55
A Saturday Ribbon Special
. Satin and Brocade Ribbons
For sashes, millinery purposes, camisoles, etc.
are some high grade Warp Prints in-light ami
dark colors, 6, 7, 8 to, 12 inches wide; plain
and fancy warp prints, French stripes, etc.;
formerly 69c, 98c, 1.25 1 Saturday, per yard,
Main Floor North i
Included
39c
Ladies' High Class Neckwear
Collars for Trimming Made of net and trimmed with lace
in venise or filet; hand-embroidered square, bib collars,
also round collars; values 98c to 1.98; - CQ
Saturday, each, UJ7C
Collar and, Cuff Sets Eyelet embroidered sets for ging
ham dresses; wonderful assortment, - JQ
Main Floor East ' ,
per set,
Hair Nets
Humanet Double Meth Hair Nets Our own
importation; special, 3 for.
Carmen Silk Nets With or without
elastic, 3 for '
Fathionette An invisible human hair net, ,
all colors, cap and fringe style; 2 for
Humanet Single Mesh Hair Nets All colors, cap
or fringe styles: 4 for
Hair Nets by the Box National or Style 999, single mesh,
all colors, cap or fringe styles. sfi
Box of 6 " OUC
The Fashion A silk net perfect in size and color, OC
with elastic or tied ends. 4 for eSOC
. ftf ain Floor West
25c
25c
25c
25c
Summer Glassware Specials
Priced From 1& to .2.98:' .
Our ' big selling of hot weather specials in thin-blown
glads is now in progress: , Included are
Jugs, Water and lee Tea Sets, Goblets, Sherbets,
Wines, 'Tumblers, Ice Teas
All attractively decorated with plate and needle etch
ings. ,. This glassware is priced at 33 less than regular.
Fif th Floor East
For Saturday Only
3.50
Corselettes
2.75
Made of beautiful orchid satin
striped poplin, these serve the pur
pose of a bandeaux and as a con
finer for the- abdomen. They launder
easily and are. so cool and comfort
able for morning , wear, motoring,
sports, or for any occasion where
you want a trim silhouette without
the restrictions of a corset.
The hose supporters keep the
stockings from wrinkling around the
ankle in the provoking way they have
it doing without supporters. ".
Sizes 34-36-38. .
Third Floor North
C
Saturday An Exceptional Sale of
SB
Summer Hats
4.95
Remarkably
Low Priced at
Hats which introduce the most suc
cessful of the new midsummer modes.
Delightful June-time creations whose
lightsome smartness is the final lovely
touch of the summer costume.
Wide-brimmed garden hats, Canton
Crepes, Georgettes, silks, felts hats
large, hats small. They are much fa
vored for every type of costume or an
accenting note for darkerfrocks.
Sport Hats
In ' felt, organdy, ribbon, yarn, satin and
straw with 1 QP O QC
combinations. . it JO to O,u0
Second Floor East
Children's Hats
Leghorns and milans to be worn with
dainty summer dresses; banded with
grosgrain ribbon. Well made of good
straws in shapes that shade fhe eyes.
Something that every little girl needs.
Worth up to 6.95.
Special for Saturday O 0 R
Second Floor East
Sale of Mixing Bowls and
Utility Sets
Heavy Clear Glass Bowls
Set of 5, $1.00 -
, Practical shape for mixing
with specially designed base
which will not tip over easily.
Will stack solid in the ice chest
with plate between.
YellowStone
Bowls
Here's the old standby; Yel
low bowls with white
bands, in 5 to . 10-inch
size. Set 1 OA
of 6 v .. 1 37
Lightweight
Porcelain Bowls .
Plain white optic pattern,
practical for mixing, and
pod enough for table
use; set of 1 ff
4 X tJJ
Glass Utility
Dishes
Four useful sizes for ice box .
use and mixing of small
quantities. QQ
v Set of 6 OJ7C
Fifth Floor East
2,000
Special Purchase and Sale of
Fine S ilk U n de r garm ents
. Pin-chased from New York' Underwear Manufacturers
at a wonderful reduction in price. Will be sold at
" ' ' ' v
4 to Less Than Regular Prices
,. ' - .; .. ' '
In these lots are well-known makes such as Kayser, Van Raalte, Shan
ahan and Siegel. These are among the largest silk underwear manufac
turers' in this country. The lot consists of bloomers, stenins.
union suits, vests and combination stepins. They are plain
Jersey silks and lace stripe effects. Plain flesh and combina
tion colors. Will be sold in three big lots.
1
Bloomers, Vests, Panties, 1.95
Bloomers and Step-Ins, 2.95
Union Suits, Combination
Step-ins, Teddies, 3.95
Third Floor Center
Notion Specials for Saturday
SHOE FINDINGS
, Specially Priced
In summer when shoes require more at
tention to keep them looking neat, par
ticularly white ones, a generous supply of
shoe accessories should be conveniently at
hand. ,
Dyanshine All colors. Special, 454
Nova White Shoe Cleaner Special, 254
Shiaola ' Sets Wool brush and -dauber,
special, . . ' 504
Shiaola Two boxes for 154
Snow White for Cleaning White Shoes
Special, ' 204
Neo ' for White Shoes Regularly 15c,
special, t 104
Patent ' Leather Cream Regularly 60c,
special, 504
Rite Way Suede Powder, 254
Uni-Iak White Heel Enamel Special, 254
Gilt Edge Black Polish, 254
Jet Oil Black Polish, 15
Cummer's White Kid Cleaner Bottle
at 254
NEEDED NOTIONS
Naiad Dress Linings All sizes, regularly,
50c each, special. 354
Sanitary Belts All elastic with long oloth
. tabs. Regularly 35c, special, 194
Wearever Baby Pants Natural color rub
ber, special, 254
Velvet Grip Sew-on Corset Garters Regu
larly 29c a pair, special, 194
Warren's Mercerised Shoulder Strappings
In all wanted colors. Regularly 10c
a yard, special, 2 yards, 154
Warren's Lingerie Tape 3-yard bolts,
regularly 15c, special, per bolt, 104
Naiad Regular Dress Shields Sizes 3 and
4. Regularly 45c and 50c, pair, 354
Rubberised Kitchen Aprons Plaid or small
checks. Regularly 50c, special, 394
Silk Dress Linings Cool tub silk linings
that sold regularly for 1.50. All sizes.
Special, each, 1.00
White Tar Odorless' Moth-Proof Garment
Bags 30x60 inches, with room for three
garments. Regularly 1.75, special, 1.25
Betsy Ross Negligee Girdles In small,
medium and large sizes, with six sup
porters. Regularly 1.00, special, 854
Gold Medal Bias Tape Sizes 1 to 6. Spe
cial, 6-yard bolts, 15
Warren's Featherbone Regularly 20c a
yard, special, 15
Warren's Girdelin Black or white, 1
inches wide, per yad, 204
2 inches wide, per yard,- 254
Main Floor South
Saturday Special
Palmer
Hammocks
lv1,89yl
Msde of heavy quality net,
with valance and pillow. Just
the thing for summer comfort.
Sixth Floor East
With a
Kodak
You can
spend
your
vacation
and have
it, too, in
pictures.
No. 2-A Folding Autographic
Brownie,. R. R. lens, size
2ttx4U, 12.00
Vest Pocket Autographic Ko
dak, size 1x2 M, 6.50
Films developed free with
order of prints. , Six hour serv
ice. Main Floor West
Klondikes
See 'Em
Made
Saturday in Our Candy
Section
You can watch this delectable
confection of maple nut and
pineapple fruit being made
on our demonstration table.
. Take some home for the
children; it is good and
wholesome QQ
per pound, OaC
Maple Brasilnut Log Cabin Roll
Made of pure maple fond
ant and ' rolled in cracked
brazil nuts. Rich and delici
ous. Special,
per pound,
22c
Chocolate Fruit Pudding A
, rich fruit pudding dipped in
chocolate fondant, rolled in
sweet cocoanut. QQ
Special, a pound, ..SJC
Chocolate Bitter Sweets and
Swiss Milk Chocolates With
, creamy fruit and nut cen
ters; packed in 1 lb. Af
boxes; special, HUC
Main Floor West
k Handkerchiefs
Men's and Women's Hemstitch
ed Handkerchiefs of Pure
Irish Linen Men's are plain
white; women's are white
and -colored, plain or with
embroidered c orners: regu
lar 35c value. in.
Each, iiC
Men's, Women's and Children's
v Sample Handkerchiefs
Hundreds of styles, in plain
or fancy kerchiefs. Sold on
bargain square. - CX
Each, OlfC
Main Floor East
Saturday Special
Refrigerator
Oak finished case, three
door side icing style
with white' enamel lined
food chambers having
heavy locks and hinges.
Specially priced1.
. 265-0 :
Fifth-Floor West
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