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I HE OMAHA BEE: TUESDAY, JUM 20. 1922.
Grain Futures
Act Sidetracked
by Rules Body
hi
Action of Committee Cic
Little Chanre for Comitl
e rat ion of Measure Be
fore Keren.
Omaha Bra ut4 U'lra.
' Washington, June 19. The house
ruin coiiimillee eltixed today 10
grant a special rule (or the consid
eration of the Tincher bill, re-enact
ing the grain future act, to meet
nhjrctiont of the supreme court.
The hill had heen scheduled for
consideration tomorrow in the
house. The action of the rules
committee mean that the hill is
sidetracked. For the present there
i little chance of action lirfore the
house begin a reces.t at the end of
thi month. It quite likely will
prove impossible tec obtain action
before next winter's session of congress.
1 he tuie in the committee was
ik to thtre. 1 hose Mho voted for
Hitpoiieiiieiit were Kepreeutatie
Roitrntwru, Illinois; Suell, New
York, and IUIe, Vermont, repub
licans, and I 'on, North Carolina;
(ianett, Tennessee, and Riordan,
New Yoik, democrats. Those who
oied asamst postponement were
Representative !, Ohio; Camp
bell, Kansas, and Svhall, Minne
sota, rrpublirant.
The rtilr committee virtually
served notice that more extended
hearings should he held hv the' com
mittee on agriculture before another
reiiue-t is male for a rule.
Representative Rainry. Illinois, a
member of the committee on agri
culture, appeared before the rules
committee in opposition to the
granting of the rules. Mr. Rainey
declared that the committee had
1 rushed the hill through without
proper consideration and mat tt
gives broader authority to federal
officials than was provided in the
original act.
Representative llangen, Iowa,
chairman of the committee on agri
culture; Representative Tincher,
Kansas, author of the bill, and Rep
resentative Voigt, Wisconsin, a
member of the committee on agri
culture, appeared before the rule
committee in support of the request
for a special rule.
Fight on Sales
Tax Is Planned
by Union Labor
All Work Ready for Im
mediate Consideration It
Cleared Vp by A. F.
of L. Convention.
Cincinnati. June 19. (By A. P.)
Opposition to a retail sale tax, with
a warning that in effort can be ex
pected to have it written into the
soldiers bonus bill, and the redeclar
ation of a policy opposed to unre
stricted immigration, marked the ac
tion today of the Antreiacn Federa
tion of Labor convention a it settled
down to its work.
By unanimous vote the convention
directed officers of the federation o
wage the fight against the sales tax
with "unabated force," the decision of
the delegates coming without debate
on the legislative committee' report.
The immigration policy provoked
only brief discussion, during which
Max Greenstein of the Jewelry
Workers' union urged unrestricted
immigration at least for skilled work
ers, while I hade U. Bayne of the
Shoe Worker' union replied thece
was loo much unemployment in this
country now without bringing in
more immigrant.
Favor Budget Plan.
Administration of the federal
budget law was also brought to the
convention by the committee report,
asserting that the budget admin
istralor have prostituted the high
purpose of the budget system by us
urn it for political propaganda."
the committee, however, declared
in favor of. a satisfactory budget sys
tent and it report was adopted with
the provision instructing the tedera
lion's executive council to use every
effort to correct glaring admuustra
live defect which are operating to
the disadvantage of the present bud
get system. Special complaint was
made hy the committee that ad'
ministrators of the budget had been
over zealous in reducing expenses
o: the labor department.
Clear Day's Work.
Faced with a big work program
for the final week, the delegate were
not inclined to debate. Quick action
generally was used in the disposition
of all questions, and when adjourn
mrnt came no more work was ready
fur immediate ionideraiioii. Aside
trout the committee work interest
was centered in a movement to con
test the election of Frank Morrison
a secretary ot the federation.
Another development outside the
convention was the meeting tonight
of the federation's special policy
committee with a number of lawyer
who will guide the committee in
drafting a program (or combatting
the supreme court' recent decision
in the Coronada coal case.
Pe Molay Order Chapter"
Organized at DeWitt, Nek
IVWm S'rii.. I tine 1'). (Spe
cial.) A chapter of He Molay order
was orgamted here Saturday alter-
noon and evening The Beatrice
chapter of the De Molay put on the
work tor the new chapter which has
Jo charter members.
The first degree was put on dur
ing the afternoon, the peWitt
Kasteru Star served a ft o'clock
dinner in the Methodist church din
ing room to all taking part m the
work. A ocil hour fallowed and
then the meeting was tailed to order
and the boj received their second
degree to) from Clatonia, Wilber
and I'lvumiiih and other surrounding
town look their drgreei with the
l)e Win boy.
Good dogs, poultry and other pet
find ready cash buyer through the
"For Sale" column of The Bee.
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fit
"You have such
wonderful
dance music"
TX7HY does your crowd
single out one friend's
home every time dancing is
suggested? Nine times out
of ten it's because the dance
music is so well selected and
up-to-the-minute. Snappy,
rhythmical Columbia dance
music why, you simply
can't make your feet behave!
Fox-trot, onc-stcp, or waltz on the
New Process Columbia Records
couldn't be more inspiring with the
original band. You want to keep on
dancing after the last note dies out
Today folks are not slow in finding
out what's newest in dance num
bers They keep up-to-date by keep
ing up with the newest Columbia
Records.
Now on Sale
Dance Records
Some Sunny Day. Fox-Trot.
Ray Miller and Hit Orchestra
Georgia. Fox-Trot.
Ray MUltr and His Orehetlra
Stumbling. Fox-Trot.
Ray Miller and His Orehetlra
Who Tied the Can en the Old Dog' Tail?
Fox-Trot. The Columbian
Where the Volga Flow. Fox-Trot.
Frank Westphaland His Rainbo Orehetlra
Birdie. Fox-Trot.
Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra
In Blue Bird Land. Fox-Trot.
Paul Bute's Orchestra
I Want You from Marjolaine. Fox-Trot.
Ray Miller and Hit Orchestra
Bygones. Fox-Trot. Knickerbocker Orchestra'
Under the direction of Eddie Elkina
Poor Little Me. Fox-Trot. ' ' .
Knickerbocker Orchestra
Under the direction of Eddie Elkina
Song Hits
Nora Bayet
Nora Bayes
Van and Schenck
Van and Schenck
Frank Crumil
Does Papa Love
Frank CrumU
All Over Nothing At All.
Kindness.
California.
Sweet Indiana Home.
Down on Avenue A.
Mamma Love Papa,
Mamma.
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean.
Furman and Nash
When Those Finale Hoppers Start Hop
ping Around. Furman and Nash
Maybe You Think You're Fooling Baby.
Marion Harris
Malinda Brown. Marion Harris
Honey Lu. Hart Sisters
Wake Up, Little Girl, You're Just Dream
ing. Shannon Four
Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine.
Grant Stephens
Only a Smile. Charlet Harrison
My Machree'a Lullaby. Edwin Dak
Erin, You're Wearin' a Wonderful Smile.
Charles Hart
Achin' Hearted Blue.
Leona Williams and Her Dixie Band
Struttin' Blue. '
Leona Williams and Her Dixie Band
A-3S03
75c
A-3611
75c
A-3612
75c
A-3610
75c
A-302
75c
A-3601
75c
A-3614
75c
A-3613
75c
A-3609
75c
A-3604
75c
A-3806
75c
A-3608
75c
A-3605
75c
A-3599
75c
Opera and Concert
Maryland, My Maryland.
Tandy Mackenzie and Male Quartette
Largo "Ombra mai fu" (Air from the opera
Xerxes) Carmela Ponselle
Ave Maria. Carmela Ponselle
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eves.
Charles Hackett
Do Dreams Come True? Barbara Maurel
At Eventime.
Mattinata.
Barbara Maurel
Rieeardo Stracciari
Just A-wearyin' for You. Hulda'Lashanska
Berceuse from Jocelyn. Saseha Jaeobten
Serenade.
Saseha Jaeobten
80320
f $1.00
A-6215
$1.50
7&96
$1. 00
A-3607
$1.00
79701
$1.00
) 79856
)$1.00
A-3597
$1.00
Gypsy Love Song from The Fortune Teller
Wilfred Glenn
Eileen AUanna. Campbell and Burr
I Ain't Coin' to Study War No More.'
Fisk University Jubilee Singers
You Hear the Lambs A-Cryin.
Fisk University Jubilee Singers
A-3S98
75c
A-3S96
75c
Read over this list of the latest Columbia
Records and pick out the ones you want
to hear. Then go to the Columbia Dealer
on your way home tonight and have
them played.
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY
New York
Bwgess-Naslhi Company
Tuesday in the Downstairs Store
Odd Lots Ready-to-Wear
200 White Wash Skirts .
White pique and duck skirts made with patch or set -in
pockets. Attractive for hot-weather wear.
Priced at $1.00
11 White Georgette Dresses
Dainty georgettes over a china silk slip, priced at but a
fraction of their value. They are slightly soiled, but
will launder perfectly. Broken sifces.
' Priced at $5.00
25 Jersey and Tweed Suits
We do not even need to say bargain, do we T Wool suits
of tweed, homespun, and jersey at $5.00. All colors ex
cept black. Sizes 16 to 42. ,
Priced at $5.00
Bargras-Nash Dowmtaln Storo
Odd Lots : Men's Section
Four-in-Hand Ties
Mens -rrefin an assortment of neat patterns and at
tractive colors. Priced Wing Sale of Odd Lots, at,
EachlOc
Men's Cotton Hose
Good quality cotton hose in colors: black, brovn, blue,
grey and white. Priced at only,
Pair 10c
Underwear
Men's "Porosknlt" underwear
made two-piece style. Cool for
summer wear.
Garment 49c
Union Suits
Athletic union suits mad with
good quality elastic back. Spe
cially priced.
Garment 89c
Bargtss-Nash Downstairs Star
Soft Sole Shoes
Pair27o
Infants' shoes, also ankle
strap pumps. Some of them
are slightly soiled. Sizes 0
to 4. Limit of 3 pairs.
Burfess-Nash Downstair Store
Notions
Large Palm Leaf Tans, 10e
Strong Safety Pins, 2 cds. 5c
Darning Cotton, 3 balls.. 10c
Elastic- Remnants, 3 for.. 10c
Rick Rack Braid, 6 yards 10c
Jiffy Pants, rubber, pair.. 25c
Singer Machine Oil, 2 bottles
for 25c
Sanitary Aprons, rubber,
each 25c
Cap Shape Hair Nets, dozen
for .....39c
Silken Crochet Cotton, ball
for 72c
J. A P. Coats Thread 6 spools
for 28c
Biir-ess-Nah Downstairs Store
Shirting Madras
Yard 19c
32-inch white shirting madras
in 2 to 8-yard lengths. 32
inch width. Special at 19e.
Borfrss-Nash Downstairs Store
Women's Black Dress Pumps
Black kid and patent leather in three styles. All
are made of finest quality leathers, with genuine
hand-turned soles and full Louis or Cuban heels.
Not all sizes in every style, but all sizes represented.
AA to C 2io to 8.
A Pair $2
00
Men's White Tennis Oxfords
White tennis oxfords with rubber soles some
have full rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 11.
Special, Pair 1
Burgest-Nub Downstair Storo
00
Infants' Shoes
Pair 63c
First step shoes and ankle
strap pumps made with turn
soles. Broken sizes. Fair C3e.
Burgess-Nash Downstair Siara
Lining Remnants
Yard 19c
Sateen and percaline in 1 to
4-yard lengths.- Desirable for
petticoats, bloomers, linings.
BurgrM-Nh Downstairs Stare
Silk Remnants
Yard 49c
Attractive silks in desirable
lengths of 1 to 4 yards. Es
pecially priced for this Sal
of Odd Lots.
Burf'ss-Nash Downstair Store
Scotch Gingham
Yard 39c
32-inch imported Scotch ging
ham in delightful plaids. Fine
qaulity in good colors.
Bnr-eM-Nash Downstairs Storo
36-In. Percale
Short pieces in fancy colors.
Each lc
Burfns-Nash Downstairs Store
Turkish Towels
. 29c to 59c
Odd and soiled towels of
fine quality, large sUed with
colored stripes and border.
Burgess-Brash Downstairs Storo
Hosiery and Underwear
Kiddies' Sox
-
Odds and ends of kiddies' play
sox mostly black, while they
last
Pair 5c
Union Suits
Women's union suits in regu
lation top and cuff knee. Sizes
36 to 38.
35c, 3 for $1.00
Bathing Hose
For women who prefer to wear
hose in the water. All wanted
colors.
Pair 25c
Kiddies Half Hose
Imported cotton hose, full
fashioned, in all the summer
shades. .
1212c, 2 for 25 c
BargeM-Nash Downstair Star
100 Scarfs
18 z 50-lnch scarfs trimmed
with wide lac edge, limit
of two.
Each29o
Bnrrnt-Xsth Downstairs Stare
Luncheon Sets
Good quality Sanitaj cloth la
attractive colored designs..
Set 50c
Borgrts-Xash Downstairs Stare
Table Oil Cloth .
45x54-inch oil cloth table cov
ers in desirable light and
dark colors. Priced
Each 43c
BargpM-Nash Downstairs
Cafeteria Special
For Tuesday
Old Fashioned Stewed
Chicken,
30c
Burg css-Kash Downstairs Star
Remnants of Yard Goods
xi Price
i(i to 5-yard lengths in practically all weaves and makes, Includ-'
ing dress voiles, dress giughams, percales, crepes, muslins, pil
low tubing, shirtings, curtain nets, cretonnes and many other
desirable materials, each piece marked at price or less.
Cretonne Remnants
One bargain table ot cretonnes in 1 to 5-yard
lengths, excellent quality, wide assortment of
patterns and colors, yard
Drapery Scrims
Serviceable quality in white or ecru. Made
with colored border and colored figures In
the center. Limit of 10 yards.
Borgess-Nash Downstairs Store
12e
10 Yards
for 50c
2j2I5snL.aiaS3d
300 Pairs-
Children's Play Sandals
A bargain it goes without saying. Smoked elk
barefoot sandals with genuine elk soles. No tacks or
thread to hurt tiny feet. "While they last, pair, $1.00.
Sizes 5 to 8 and 8& to 11. limit of 3 pairs to a cus
tomer, v. -
Pair $1.00
Jin Mail Ordrrs.
No C. O. D.'s
So R.tnrna.
'o rhnnc Ordrrs.
BurfFs-Xfta Rod Arrow Booth Dmvnttair Mora.
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