THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. SEPTEMBER 21. 1922.
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U.S. Relief Work'
to End Part in
Near East Row
America to Krmain Aloof Un
let! Struggle Over Turkish
Problem Threatens
'.World Peace.,
pi r.ioncB r. ArrniEn.
Wuhinfton, Sept. 2J. (Srecwl.)
While tht United Stares it panic!
rating in the resent work at Smyrna,
hurried after its occupation by the
lurks, this country will end its par
tiripatidn in near eastern affairs with
thu move. Not unlet the struggle
now impending over the settlement
of the Turkith prolilrm should
tliresien the peace of the world
.could thit government tie induced
, to participate,
In the near eatt tectlon it teen
an evidence of thoie peculiarly Euro
pean and Asiatic problems which
juitiiy the witdom of the United
Mates in having refrained from
rntry into the league of nation and
in (nutting upon remaining aloof
from huropean politic.
. The United Statet had no part In
the treaty of Sevret. resulting itr the
, distribution of territory which hat
caused the present onus in Turkey.
Along the Dardanelles, at ever it
found the crass telfithnrtt of Euro
pean politics which hat permitted
, the Turk to exist long alter hit natu
ral time, because the powert could
not agree among themtelvet who
thould seize the rich prize the Turk'
wat to be forced to forego. It value
long hat been recognised. When
' Napoleon considered the advisability
of courting the friendship of the
Russian czar with the price of giving
over to the ctar the command of the
traits, he indicated Constantinople
on the map, saying: "Who controlt
here will rule the world."
' Peace of Shreds.
When the world war' cloeed the
allied power were still unable to
decide who thould rule at Constanti
nople, nor were they ready to evict
, me i um wiiiiiij iiuiij iiis KiiLiriii
, heritage. A compromise wat reach
ed in a peace of shred and patches,
which could prove only a truce.
Turkish control wat to be eliminated
from Constantinople and the Dar
danelles neutralized, but the rest of
'the Turkish empire wat thrown at a
bone to a pack of hungry dogs.
The situation that hat resulted in
the uprising of the Turkith national
ists under Mustapha Kemal began
in the spring of 1W9, when the peace
treaty wat being; concluded. 'Vcni
zelos, the greatest of the Greeks, taw
Italy anting for a place in Smyrna,
in order to make up for itt lost of
Fiuine and tuggested the Greeks be
put in control. Both the French
and the English, especially the
latter, agreed to this, and Lloyd
George then undertook to make the
Greek "the soldier of the east, Eng
land compromised by permitting
Constantine to regain his throne and
.i i f k;ir
men comnirntcu acne vi in.vw
ings and wranglings wjiich has been
without end. The treaty of Sevret,
"which undertook to parcel out the
territory in thit region, and negoti
ated in the following year, aroused .
the ire of the Turks to such an ex
tent they went to war at once, and
that agreement has never been rati
fied. '..'
This treaty did not give Smyrna
outright to the Greeks, but pro
posed they should remain in charge
for a period of five years, after
which there was to have been a
plebiscite, when it would be deter
mined whether the territory should
belong to Greece or to the Turk. 1 ir
itis of Turkish opposition, Greece in
1921 undertook to take possession by
force and the result is she has just
been hurled out of Asia Minor. -
After the first attempt to force the
Turk out of Smyrna, the Greeks sud
denly derided they would take over
Constantinople themselves. It is as
serted this gesture towards Con
stantinople was made with the con
sent, tacit or actual, of Premier Lloyd
George. The Greeks withdrew 50,000
troops from the Angora front to cx
ecute the gesture, meanwhile placing
responsibility upon the allies fo all
the disorder and atrocities which had
occurred in Asia Minor.. The move
ment towards Constantinople,
whether there ever was an intent to
carry it out, was halted by notice
from the allies that it would not be
permitted. At the same time, the
nationalist Turk forces opened up a
great offensive against the Greeks.all
along the Angora front and the
Greeks benn a retreat
Allignment Completed.
The alignment of the allies in the
3raeco-Turkh.li conflict is compli
cated. France and Italy have con
sistently supported Turkey while
Great Britain has sided with Greece.
France has carried her support even
!o the extent of negotiating a treaty
with the Turkish government at
Angora.
As Mediterranean powers, trance
and Italy have looked askance upon
;he growth ol the power ot Greece,
and have preferred to see Turkey re
gain tome of her power rather than
to encourage the rivalry of the Greek
government. Another consideration
which hat entered into the determi
nation 1 the French attitude w
,nru, a Mohammedan country over
which France was given a mandate.
The French naturally wihed to be
on good terms with their Moham
medan neighbor, Turkey, and an
tumble Inendahip lor Turkey im
proved relations, also, between the
French and th. native Mohamme
dans m Morocco aJ Allien. At
the tarn. Ine, French Jiitatuml in
ter t tie under stovd M have hn
(tinted ala?! comeKna in Tur
key at the time ot t'u negotiation
the triv t Angara,
The change irons th. YnUhl
government to th monarchy under
ktug Cons'ari.H wit very if !te
(tat la tht I tH. l ..r.unf t. i.a.
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Books for Children
Do parenti realize that if children
are to have the advantages necessary
to development of personality, school
work muat be supplanted by really good
Juvenile books?
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Books for Children-
In our book department we have a
Juvenile Ladder Library to assist par
ents in this duty towards their children.
For boys and girls this ladder means
many happy hours.
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Children's Health Conference
October 2 to 7 a Children's Health Confer
nc. will b. held in, th. 1J urge at Nath Auditor,
ium and adjoining 'rooms. Children up to 6.
years may b. enrolled for taamination by th.
beat children's phyticiana and tpecislist In
Omaha, under conditions as prlvaU as a doctor's
, of fie Th. examination will includ. a general
examination: dental, ey., ear, not. and throat.
Parents will reeelv. a copy of th. result of th.
examination, Co-operating in th. ennfer.nc.
Is th. sUt. Bureau of Health, Slat. University,
Visiting Nurse Association, Public School Health
Department. Omaha Women's Club, Junior
League and Omaha Thyaiclans. Every after
noon from 2 to 4 a program Interesting to
mothers will b given in th. Auditorium, ,
Send in th. enrollment of your chifdr.n on
the blank below, or phona th. enrollments to tht
Chairman of th. enrollment Committee Chil
dren's Health Conference, Douglas 2100, and an
appointment card will b. sent to you to that
thera will b. no delay.
Esmond Blanket Loom Week Matr
Chairman Enrollment Committee,
Children's Health Conference Week,
liurgesa-Nash Company, Omaha, Nsb.
Pleas, enroll In Children's Health Conference
to b. held at Burgeas-N'ash Company Auditorium,
fifth floor, during th. week of October 2 to 7,
1922
(Kama of child)
So that women who are interested in Enmond blankets may see
exactly how they are made, and the raw materials from which these
blankets are so expertly woven, the manufacturers have installed a
full-sized loom on our second floor, which will be in operation through
out the week. In connection with this unusual display we will feature
the following Esmond blanket specials.
Large Blanket Comfortables
At $3.49
Who is months old, and send appoint
ment card to
v Parents' name
Phone. ,
Parents' addret
Heavy Indian
Blankets, $5.50
Thesa larga ' sli. blankets
erva many purposes -may b.
used for bedroom, d.n, porch
or auto. Each, 15.80.
Comfortables,
- Each, $7.50
Lavender, blue, pink, French
gray, in th. beautiful ross de
sign. 72x84 Inches.
Two In One
Blankets, $4.95
Attractive Indian designs in very
affective color combinations. 04x
78 Inch size. Each, $J.4.
Extra Size
Blankets, $6.50
At $4.95
In beautiful colon and attraetlva
designs. Edges ars neatly finished
with fancy stitching. Each, 14. IS.
Rich plain colors with hand--soma
Jaequard borders, also
plaid designs. Siza 66x84
inches. Each, $4.98.
Excellent
Blankets, $5.50
In plain colors of blue, pink,
nr hrnwn with attractive bor
ders to match. Size 66x84 in.
Bart"-N"k Blanlwt Shop Sc 4 Fl r.
72x84-lnch blanketa of ex
cellent quality with handsom.
borders. Weight 4 pounds.
Unusually low at, each, 16.80.
Large Plaid
Blankets, $4.95
Of light weight quality, of
great warmth. Block and plaid
J I r ' 1 ati a
Bath Robe
Blanket, $5.50
Itigh colors In very hand
aom. designs. Cords and frogs
to match. Size 72x90 inches.
Each, $8.80.
Doll Bunny
- Blanket, 10c
In colors of pink or blue,
with large whit. Bunny in th.
center. Sizes 10x14 inches.
Friday September 29
The Public Speaking; department of
the Omsha Women's club will give a
matinee luncheon in the Burgetg-Nash
Tea Room, Friday, September 21), fol
lowed by a playlette, "The Romancers,"
in the Hurgess-N'ash auditorium. Club
women throughout the state may make
reservations for the luncheon direct with
the Tea Room.
Tm a isvist riMr.
OQO
Sleeping Garments
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Each 75c
Warm little gowns or pajamas with
feet, made of good quality outing flan
nel in plain white or with stripes.
, Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Dr. Denton's
Sleeping garments at 95c to
$1.85 are priced according to size.
Sizes 1 to 10 years. .
Infant' 8k TklrS fir.
Special Sale of Silk Lingerie
3000 Garments Three Groups
$1.95
CAMISOLES, . VESTS and
STEP-INS of radium . silk
and crepe de chine are
trimmed with imported lace
and ribbons. An unusual
value at $1.95.
At
$2.95
At
$3.95
ENVELOPE CHEMISE are
made of heavy crepe de' chine
and are trimmed with fine
laces and two-toned satin
ribbons.
GOWNS and PRINCESS
SLIPS of radium silk or heavy
crepe de chine. Trimmed
with imported laces and rib
bons in d&inty lingerie shades.
Lavender ' White Flesh Sea Foam Pink Blue Orchid
Rose Coral Nile Apricot Jade ,
Every piece of this exquisite lingerie is daintily trimmed with
imported laces andlmported two-tone ribbons. Suggestive of gifts for
the holidays and for other times are these lovely pieces of beautiful
silk lingerie.
Burf-Nufe Liasarie Shop Sacond Float-.
' Apparel in the Larger Sizes
Owing to the season's diversity of styles, the woman of .average
figure finds no difficulty in choosing her individual style, but we have
made special effort to assemble specialized models that give to the
woman of larger proportions the gracious dignity that is rightfully
hers. Because of 'their smartness and general good taste, due in a
large pari to their simplicity, this apparel, which we have carefully
selected, will prove especially fortunate to women who wear sizes up
ward from 40.
Becoming Styles in Frocks
Fashioned of-Canton Crepe, and Crepe de Chine,
' with slightly lowered waistline and conservatively
trimmed with beading or self-tone embroidery.
Priced at 29.50.to 69.50
Smartly Tailored Suits
The tailored suit that all women like so much seems
worn to best advantage by the woman Of larger
proportions. Navy Nblue twills and tricotine.
Priced at 39.50 to 79.50
BurfM.-Na.h Suit Shop Third Floor.
Ski
French Room Millinery
Individual Patterns
; for
Fastidious Woman
New hats in styles to charmingly
complement the graceful draped suits
and wraps that hold the center of
Fashion's stage. Not only smart, they
reach an elegance indicative of Paris.
Original Distinctive Fascinating
True French copies that instantly win admiration. To
patrons of our French room, we announce the com
pletion of our Fall displays of individual millinery.
Pattern Hats, $18.00 to $45.00
BurfM.-Nuh Hat Shop Third Floor.
Anglo-Persian, 9x12
size
Herate, 9x12
size
Rugs and Draperies
At Prices Inter estingly" Low .
Owing to the traffic tie-ups, rug deliveries have been slow.
In the last few days, however, we have been fortunate enough to
secure several new shipments. Their colorings are fully as rich
and beautiful as the more expensive Orientals.
125 Anglo-Kirman, 9x12 JJQ00
SlOAOO Shah Abbas, 9x12 ' SlIAOO
X-V size T V
Lake wood in 9x12 size priced as low as $80.00. t
BurfMa-Na.h ftuf Shop Sixth Floor
Tuscan Panels, $3.50 to $5.00
At these newly lowered prices we offer
newest designs in these attractive curtains:
both scalloped and straight fringed bottoms.
Wide enough to hang one to a window.
Couch Covers, $5.00 to $10.00
The new shipments we promised to
patrons have arrived. There are "tapestry,
conventional, and Persian designs in these
large size covers, at moderate prices.
Burf.aa-Naah Drapary Shop Fourth Floor. '
Tiffin
Silks and Woolens
To Fashion Autumn's Smart Apparel
Satin Canton
Yard, $3.95
A bo ft draping quality that is one
of the favorite crepes for autumn
frocks. Beautiful satin finish in 40
inch width. Black, midnight, seal,
havana, jade, mohawk and others.
Paisley Crepe
Yard, $2.95
Georgette crepe in intricate Pai :
ley pattwns of gorgeous coloring. In
40-inch width.
Silk Duvetyne
Yard, $3.45
A fabric that enjoys more favor
this season than ever before. Adapted
to frocks, suits And wraps. 36-inch
width in black, white and autumn
shade. Exceptional at $3.45 yard.
Radium Silk
Yard, $1.95 ,
A 40-inch fabric women' love to
cut up into delightful frocks and
underthings.
Coatings Warm and Wintry
68-inch Velodrome is priced, yd., $9.50.
58-inch Chantilly is priced, yard, $7.50.
58-inch Camaline is priced, yd., $7.90.
54-inch Chinchilla is priced, yd., $4.50.
Plain back and Reversible Woolens, Zebelines and Krimmer cloths, Tweeds
and Homespuns are priced at, per yard, $2.95 to $5.50.
Burg.i.-N.h Silk Shop Sicond Floor
Monday Our Downstairs Store Features a Sale of Domestics
Dress Silks
Yard, $1.29
Novelty and plain silks at
greatly redueed prtcva 40 Inch
rrrpo il china in street and even
ing ahadesi 36 inert satin meaaa
lin tn b!aik and colors; SS inch
taffeta in black and color; 38
inch fancy satins and taffetas in
plaids and itrijvra.
SWfOM'N pMoaukr Stmn
All Wool
Dress Goods
Yard, 89c .
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Because we realize the present need of many homes to practice lower than is customary for merchandise of this high quality. We do
economy, we are continually searching the markets for just such not tell you the quoted value of this merchandise, or for what we might
values as these we offer Monday. By values we mean merchandis sell it, as it is not our policy to use comparative prices. We rely upon
that is up to the Burgess-Nash standard of quality, and yet is priced the keen judgment of our patrons to discern the value.
36-in. Cretonne, Yd. 39c
Kiffurod cretonne of heavy
quality, in light and dark col
ors. 36 Inch width.
White Sitetn, Yd., 25c
40 inch whits aatae of nice
sfl finish. Kiceptionally
priced, yard, lie.
Sheeting .'Yard, 37c
it-Inch unMoacftt 1 ehtttiuf
f tsl!rtt quality. -Much ua-d.rprh-od,
yarJ, JT,
Toweling, Yard, 9c
Bleached rrah toweling of
food heavy quality, Leaves no
lint. In 16-inch widths.
White Poplin, Yard, 22c
36 Inch whits wplin of good
firm wtlH snd smooth even
weave, Specially ricfi. ,
Pillow Caies, Each, 25c
4JS-in-h pillw did ef
fine round throat httn
quality. Kavh, 11.
Romper Cloth, Yd., 22c
32-Inch width. Of g;ood wear,
in If quality, A full line of Hcht
and dark colors. Yard, 32a.
Art Ticking, Yard, 35c
Mdr snda in from t to 10
yard Img-ths ' in several pat
tcri t. 1J tmh width.
36 in. Percal,Yd, 15,c
J'iir.h wihH in tikHt and
data. enUit, rtiy ii(na.
I'ftutMal ale at, yard, iS.
Bed Spreads, Ea., $1.89
7.'S1 Inch white, heavy
weight spreads of soft flnih.
An enceptlonal value at 1 1 89.
Outing, Yard, 14c
ST inch whit wutiriK flannvl
of to.i hray woiht, Trlcsd
at, yard, 141, .
Curtain Scrim.Yd. 13'C
Si i-u h rurtain mm wuh
Uc o.l. In whit and tri,
Ai unuaaal a'ii.
Table Damask, Yd., 49c
Serviceable quality in 88 In.
width. Mn inirths from 2H to
10 yards. Special, yard, 4t,
Pillows, Each, 95c
A uw soft fftthtr pillow,
Kcitionl valut whn frictd
at, ach, tit.
Dotted Swiss, Yard, 29c
Si imh d.U4 in
taristy of dt -ii, An uauaual
valua at, jarJ, !,
Irish Dress Linen, Yard, 16c
Hints trial, !ra ffii lally h4 qvtsl
iy, Mad In li!aij. A s(iHval vUt; n4
at, yard. Its, limit t 19 )aris l watmr.
Cotton Dreii Challid, Yard, 13', e
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frt' iura ai ilr yi ..u. ;( tt
32-irich Dren Ciniham, Yard, Uit
1 lavK widih. tn putty tka4 a4 lai4
f att, ., f,.K U(,,i.iRt,fts. A tai-aftinaal'y
I.a tti! tj iM.J at ly, yarJ, !!,,
New Footwear
$4.95
Satin, patent and kid pumps
in tha moat popular styles for
fall and winter wear art marksd
at pricea astoniahly low. Kvtry
pair is perfect; very pair sho
you will enjoy wearing.
A salt fnmp wild trr.4
qxarter and ptm vap bu'tona,
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