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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1922)
i 1HE OMAHA ZZu: FF-IIUY. SEFTfMFEF. 2. 1?::. in t i rt; l.i 3 Rcpubl uiconjsm Demonstrates Its Superiority Congrevman Andrews Tell of Effort of Present Ad miimtration to Reliee Chaos of Railroad. to law central ft rruin in 1 . H . I rv hm.B... tt theuM .ft j.rr ater i ir t 01 jti-!y with th et cem-m Jeren?en Taxes Taken bv County ru to e.ijw cntrt f rruin trtmt Jy tiont for thit rttton. t arc upprt irf tn tffln4nnt 19 rfl th tlen. Of court, all '!l-tn(orm4 ft tort know th th ft!il pr r.t rrevwten. f et semen pir1 en th firu diy of March, 1522. by vtrtut ef ft en Imitation Term f Section, "Tn1tf tfclt ttctien ny ro4 it trn4 m pr fnt nt 4'r im4 to rtlifi tu-n net itm and bp r!y 11 on fiock Jiviir.Jt If lun-l! pr fnt. nt. 11 eoull rt!n fh 4Htntl enfci!f ef 1 ptt ctnt SM pp!y it on irrrrvtmenn e( th rcil It it trn4 mor t tt rl Jir1 to tflv;d th xrs over I per rr, lutlly with ih f4rtt govemmnt. A rtport frm lb Intrtit Com mr eommiitlnn, however, ho ihtt the event net eernir.ee cf all ti.e rJt tpproximt4 j :t pr rent nnuelly undr the term of that tee Hon. If within thee r-riol ef tin pertiruler roal tirr.el only 1 per nt net, the government dil not tk up the thorug to i' ft wnt fr I fir ten. Every rotl wi lft to ttrry it o'n thorttf or net gtin, the r might N, within thot limita tion! 1 Thu it w II ert 'r thtt th fVrl .treasury he not tn4 w II not be re epor.e.Me for the riymnt of 1 rgl lloller to the rt5 un.t th termr. of tret ir:on. The fid com- County Clfrk at Central City AnalyiPi Fisurfa l id ty Bryan in Attack on C. 0. r. JIpCooH. Neb.. Bft. : 6p:!el -republ.canum tit dmonetrete1 lt euperwity ever dmrcrery in the wie maoejmfnt ef nt:enl effelri. Con- -mmn Willum Z. Aflif. rfpub- renlit. for re.Lrt.on. dlri ""rr eom" nn'. 'T' tv flerk en. ft, ' . - met me iverefe nei eerninie or " " , ' ' . ... WiHimi in e eeeerh here. .. . ... Titiirt cmi rk I'nil ttm the i ri . n , v inum -In th. 'hJ7h. .ftnJellyVndVr the urnu lit thn "U"y wer. E ll.n.en. by E. F. try were furmih.n th beet -,f h ef n orlj,. , fl,m,vr.!. ar1 w,r u-,1 , . rhtp.t ,"V h" ! ' rartjfuUr reel terr.ei only 1 per mr.'la P'rh by Cherlt V. Try been enjove-1 by tn Ammn peo- tM ntt ,ht 0,rBment dil not tek . demwrett fn-ldt for jwrrnor. TUt cond lion he4 h. .1 op f E roJ, wl. kft f ,Mt lh. j.r,er.,en x. Ml in.M.i unJ.r rtpuuuen Ut;t hn J 0.n ,h(ir, r net ain, the 1 from : IT In 1M t-i m rr.:ntetraiun tenfl:n througn pr- fM m N w(hm th0M ,mlu, ht ftU() 0 Mr,r,, ,h f,un,y .irfllty.i. ..m re tlM an4 ,h I""1-'"" ' ,h In the '',h"'n 7r " 1 Thu it w II er tr thit th fVrl h ch ire I M tn the county rnutn tlred frr.m 10'n l'lJiv ; tiury h r0t ln4 w II not be re- at -. tnd fcimy." w.th t fo,I UlJV. r.,ar.,n,. r, our fof fh, r,ym,nt , .. , . . rhmot. 4olip f0 fM m(5, B(,ff ,h4 rmf. j Hirfn d-rlerM that when Gry - nOlCU'eaM LUIll Wr Yai'd Jl.it, Uti HshrU nst ,of (rtt ,.(.,,,) The fjc't com- !tcurd the f tur tre.m b'm he re- j t n 1 I V "Pctne-ti ISIS triil 1021. the dm pM.y xrf,Je th proptfendt thet U f.ftlly rn"1 out to Hnn the UcstrOVPu L)V llJt ern e p.ty, under th lead rih:p rf eciion 1 of tli trenepoitttifin ectiof th 1200 S! Me fr Vil. !o ' J V.'ooirow W;ion. er.ected ie? eutten tof j.o U4rln;(l nt rii. of ( per fwat ti end I4 40 w coun'y. mk mier.ee. f . fep! :f ijSfe-u' ri. r beitif ro'1 tv th. chm ' t-r ct Crwte e1 pthr rrcri , ! re f'r the nr4inme nt 4 1 ( ; mrncdi'irnf wht I I obe, tre urjat nthern rf hol tich r tr hH In trn rtti-'Vt !.e e tnnutl IM'Vm' rnn'ion cf th Sixth d tiri u he'd In AUl ! tn.', 6rtir Ji, ij tnd H Th diitrict cifliprirei u c-un-tte It it xpet4 thef mor thin Ctntrtl Cm: yb, .ft II- i'" ''fir vl ffrnd ifpec el Tt4'on f sure fr th I I ThrMwr,tcnrr't' In'lud Jrnn qwrttr tert.en n-r in j 'J trr by imminent ed-ictfr.. m her, rrvef n , jr.vd frem ! tl!J 'inf Pf:dnt rottt I rniott l?:i. htv bn med puM.o by Cu ' "f ,y '""rnn .vrml o'ir. rn ty flerk i!le:u fti.ln ,v r f'""" kd tl rr the rhsiron N'r r.ifiiree ., ffc.e'nel fre.m theiun, Wiiiunj A, M-Mnt rrr, it'fuier, iuotit r.i rurei tn uiMon tnl -1ltnr t the Gelden Pul n.tti'ire, ?:r r.Ui Virion ltt. j prf :d- nt it th ntii.nl prumr' i fiunril, who will hve a rfil met I ? ft pnrntry tnl eitmtntery tM -hr. end who will !i tpenk rn I renertl education) woik: Pr. It C.I V'l!r .n. r'iperint'ndent r-f th trke lv cil i fhvii. arrd W R rt. rf ! Allnnrr Big Ciowd Expected -Two Bank Bandits at Teachers' Meeting !Ki,,e(, With Citizens! it it !!! h b'i pl'irf h't ti1elfurt fpeit m'tie'i !lf 1 1 prwi t hn lb ftin! t tut n a hti!r in th: city M?h po j virUti.m rhtreri i the (crWir.t are ' trrg feo ether !fkree tnd uht RiH dere rf flnin. ul Uif ee m.- ; eifiht liet'mentt b l 4i1 to hn the rUt t4 ph)ri. K!i t -tiet Mt" t trretted unlet t com- iven t Hnry Hn't treetma bim ld prtetif broufht 14 th t plaint MM i!Ptt bits tn reuntyfr rhumt !n wim the cuppmi Itentmn ef th eounty attorbey. Third RBr Dj-.ly Wound fd and TVo Othfr in Jai! Afifr Att mpt to toot Vaulti. let ouroppohentt br Pf on mother cr'-rr.w. rrovUI' ni fi'mllir. trr.poi'tt'i and adopted ri'cutive p i.r.ee tnsi tt- ic(n, trnn pjtiontt trtury to tuited in the 1vm. annt rr mnroai 'th, t mt pf th rountry. Niw rt(t to th h'lrneet point ever Known in Amtrkvin hutoiv. Th psk win reached in l;o. L'ndrr th')n rondl tiont the pecpl not only paid th higlirtt tmntpoftation charjet, tut they hv aleo be n rei'iir to p' bllllor.t nf d-ilhrt into th nutlonel treteury throuzh taxrt and Irtpt to d:tchrf the (1nnc!-i eh!!ftloni I fedeial toniro) ae which th WJlton admiiiletratlon lm-i!lowd o C-n' nu nod upon th country hy gui:r.'e. $ x montht to tvod f r.tnc.SI col irf net returnt to th lallroad hy the ; pe and eneitl rik throjfhout ftdertl crntrul tft r-f MArch II, IM. 'the country. "Aceordinf to th terint of thit tct. ti, MoAdoo lihallcnberger guar that $ utranty wt to extend 21 month ! entett hv roet th nat'On! treatury pyona t an ol tn latuance at a f over JJ.OOl.ntii.oOD ily, tna II tn.- pxeclffition of peae wltn tn cen- ,w y, run ita court to Apt ! fp th 'r.f.ntv'1 dit ion ta f rr 'tat-?1 tnd county" iU2. j Th tta'err'nt ef ItX"" fr th Jr i fi-neen o.urt'r t,cn. it rrcure', ' from fo'in'y Clerit P'iniey, rhw thit 111 ..,.n... mnlln4 In the ' ""n ti ixii, i-tat'pn tct rf iJiStomMfntti"' t frf tt' tnd O ' It.l rf f!4 41. lr rr proo'if-i one fi I ne prov.eiore oi m . - -onpl'da'ior. and wer inn - --- - ' nmtj lt. lumber yard rovera ai j ,h.lr ,a(k cf .v,t. From poind of lr a ftrira - ( ntt on hTf Mock naht routn ct Vmte gunfii H'.Mr. V'b, rpt :s t?pni Teleerim K-th iimler and rivii ytrJ rwned bv th Tidi ill I.iintber ''mnany h'n-, ere entinlv de: trny vl hy tlie The l'i le ahnut Hi,, ftoo, pa 1 1 T v tored hy lnturnc. Th f.r wir ronfined to the hlf tlork contimn? tn Pimber r'ofk and !r. If. Eicon t rtrig Th aia ihulldina; w.ie, ruv1 with but !i;ht Etif'-Kt ffnn, Aik, f'p : l'iv rtc.d.te. hvjMl:' av.r.t i, rd in'O tnit mountain own in t vn tutomo- ili.i tt 1 veitr-Hy rr.ornmi to robth l nt Vjtinntl t'r.k Liet rlihl the popular ,ro4i rf tuo tt them were in an un tferukere t tllitliment, on bmdlf it f bidly whirled hi dei'n I mo mentirily rxiei-ni, nd le other n.en'.Uix t th tint, vith et te tr wound , at in Jul. a tho r tult ft battl between the bandit tnd cititrnt if Kuifl; f'pnnt. The dead r'ht'- bv been Identl f.tl at fKl Will. ii. 40, ni 0ore line, 4 lr.' h if 1'ronl.Mown. OKI Charles Frice, bn ihr of tor Prtoe it th man rot txf rifi to Uv. and Muk Hen liM-l.t. V. I si khlll. OW ind Sum f ojn. Jt 1-. i- of th bandits automohilts, me th men in jail Cowan t behaved to a a r!dent rf Jnplin, Mo. Th r'lhei lonied th bank Vtiil'l c4''irir fS.O'iO In brdt and 12. f'M In ch, whlrh they plared In rejit. hi! th'-y "'"i at their worK E. (. Cm. th. c a shier pf th tank, 'pjd fin a Ivjt'on v.hk h toundd tn :i!;iiiii lmuiranoiit!y in five husinrt hMiMfl 'fh cituens wer retdy when th niilntet rtulrid from th bank with " ,n "r"' ' ' imutheiit v.ind l,!ovy tr.iai. or wn cn '3 wa tte, j;j traJ tiowert. That proclamation t Itaued Jury I, 1021 Thu th MrAdoo Fhllnbrg"r tuar.inty carried In the federal control act would havt ex tended to April 2. 1923 Th tranfpor fltlnn tct Cf 1520. howvr. repealed that guartnty to tak effect 00'Sp tember 1, 1923. 81 mrnvh earlier thai the termination cf th McAdoo Shall nb'rgr guaranty, thut rl":rg our national tratury from an additional liability of l,937.0f'0,O0ft. Incrcat tit Gnred. "Th railrotd labor board, appoint ed by President Wilson, advanced wages to thr highest point in 1520. and in th tarn ytar th Intastut Commerce commission, alto appointed by p4dnt Wilson, advanced rail road rats to their hlghett . point. Crown Priric McAdoo did not, how ever, Increase railroad rate sufficient ly to balance the Increase of wages mafle by him during hit control of th roads at director gnral. Ccntequent ly tha labor board mad a larger in crcaa In wage in 1920 tlun would hav been required if th crown prince htd ditcharged th duties ef director gtntral properly. "Th republican administration at Washington has been gradually de veloping plans during recent montns 1923, thoy would have created add.. t oral 1 ah;iit et tpprox mating 1,937,- OPrt.Pf'O. "These ft'ft cletrly deniopftrtto twr d ft net proros't'ont, nim"ly: D.mi'iufYttet Superiorly. 'Firnt The prnc.pl of guartnte- ng net galnt to th ra lrcad of tha coiiniry vat adopted and enacted Into law by the w.iton adm nlttratloft tt the exprnee fit th t..Jtpyr Of th United Stat't ' Second. Th rt-peel of that leglr'.a tion tnd th runr!ption of th p0 pl of th country from thr.t un.tust burden of taxation were necured throueh the wite tction of th repub lican party. Here tjan republicnitm has demonstrated itt tuperiority over de moeraty in th wit management ef national affa'rt." Trunk of Stolen Jewelry Is Found Nearly Intact Eloux FtUt, S. 0., Sept 2 (Spe cial Telegrtm r On of two trunk containing diamondt tnd Jewelry valued at upward Of $50,000, which wer ttolen from th Milwauk depot in this city on Ssptember 15, was for th restoration of the transport-j found today where it had been hid tatlon butlnest of th country to a-iden in a corn field near town. Th normal peac basis. Th most serious dlffieuUl tncountered In th ffort art retultt of th democratic polices Ublihd under th former crown prince, Will'.tm (3. McAdoo. Democrat Levied Guaranti- "Every dollar that htt been ukn from th national treasury to pay thos guaranties to th railroad was ' levied by th Wilson administration under th federal control act of March , 1318. "Som critics aisert. however, that the transportation act of 1920 (some times called th Esch-Cummms aetl orisinated and adopted the principle of euaranteeing railroad rates. That irtea it wholly incorrect. The trans portation tct of 1920 repealed the rate guaranty of the federal control act to take effect September 1. 1J20. Whll my opponent, Mr. Shallen brger, voted for th guaranty pro vision of th federal control act, I voted for 4f repeat. "When driven into a corner o.n this p6lnt, they declare, with gasping breath that section 15a of the trans portation tct ef 1920 guarantees rates at pr ctnt nt. Tht ection em into th law as a senate amend ment. Whll I votd against that amendment, tt doe not do what the. oppoitlon allfegeg. I wa confident that it would convey a fait tmpret tien to th country and giv th In terest Commerce commission an ex- Laxatives Replaced By the Vte oj Sujot Nak-l la a Iohrtat oof a inAtcto or Usante-to en not geip. hS you am con.UpjueI, no eoougb. of 'stura In hrbiiB UqtUd, u prodt4 la ih bow-l ia kerp tti food wtut toft and muring . r-ctore tier rrib .Najol tHHa I ra rl labrtctai i at m u "i nrm conter. were nearly intact. Other diamonds and jewelry loot was found in , a S:oux Falls garag It it estimattd that one-third of the orijintl loot hat been recovered. Th trunks were stolen from a traveling represen tative of L. Buckmer Sons, wholesale jewelers of Chicago. was ttste, county snd l?2 fontM dat on In 119 tht tottl wit 510! 97, Of wh ch J3H win state, 135 14 for county and 7J J Icon oiidat.t.n. In 1520 th total w.t 1132 S4, of wh ch 42 wtt tit. f42 S3 county and MJ consul djenn. In 1521 th tottl wt S2"0 32, of which S'1 it tute. 11.40 county and J1C2 contol dstion In eonn'rt'en with the i;o nd 121 f gures, th clerk stated fhif th Jr genten ousrer sect on Is n'ar th town of Central C tv and Incrfe4 m value In 1920 to an er'ent of 4 pi- cent. Brakeman and Porter Are Arrf6?ed on Liucr Charge Alliance. Keb , Eept 25. (Special W. W. Barnes. Burlington cssseneer hrakeinan, wji fined 1100 in police court on a eharj of 11151! posse sion of ll'nior. L. Fayr. Tullman porter, who wtt arreted a? th rail road ttatlon wih a suitcase contain ing eight qijart of moor.f hin whisky, testified that Sarnet had paid him SO cen'.t to ctrry th tuitcas from tim trtln into th station. When con fronted with the grip, Barnes denie'l owierthip and said a passenger hd entrusted It to hit car and had given him 50 cenit to give to th porter for carrying it to th station. Fayr.e was discharged, fiarns. vrho had been In the rmployo of the Bjrlington for six years, resigned his position following hit trrest. A srarl.t far to ih r.orthi'vst, making It neenrary to put line of ho round th Au l.torjum roif end th -hool build-Irgn. Bob Simmon Addreffes Audience of 500 at Dalton T tlton. N'-h , fn. 2S if-pi-,sl r An appreciative audience of 600 men and women h'ard Bob Simmnn. Candi da te for congrsmn, and oilier republican candidates at the Dalton firm festival yes'erday. A. J. Hun.phrey of Erokn Eow, rnlidva for the unexpired term of the la Congrenrjin Moifi P. Kinksid. aUO ffoke. as d:l .T. 6 Kioh. republican cmdl'lat for th egulatur. Th meeting was arranged ty tt. H'inth lng and J. H. Fetter. Pro.rct are said to hf fine for a republican rwep In th "EH Fixh." inui gunfire was diicte4 t the I r'bl eis. ho returned th hail of leid lirne t J'.nian, jeweli-r, whor pltc cf business adjoint the tank, killed on of them liiftan'ly and wounded a ttcoiid. Joe Mi.'Ktnney, attorney, fired from an upper w.ndow of a huiM.na acros the street and tfupli rated Jotdin's f'tt. Except that Jor San received pnwdtr burr., not t resident of the t'wn was wounded. Due to the fact th.t the town It built on a mountiln side, tht ttr are not. on a level, step leading down from on street to another. Th citl iir. took advantaiH of thli and oc c ii pi ad position on a ttreet Vn a high er level than th bink, firing down ward on the bandits Michigan Democrats Refuse to Back Ford for President Biy G.ty. M.ih , Eept. 22 (By A. P ) A movement to endors Henry FOrd a a prsidential Candida' In 1924 fried at th df-mcerat.e state convention her when the r'olutton committee decided tuch act.on v.-enld be "premature and too fr In advanCft of the election.'' The propot.il was sponsored by the delegation from Ad rian, which included S. W. Raymond, brother-in-law of the Detroit: manu facturer, and precipitated a fight in the reeolutfons committee. Postpone Jury Term. eEa'rice. Neb., Eept 23.-i?eccia!. Tiie Jury term ef the district court which was csllel for October S hat been postponed until November 21 by Better Babies Conteit Attracts Many to Beatrice Eeatrlce, Keb, Sept. 28 (Special.) It estimated that nearly 5,000 people passed through the gates at th county fair The Judging of livestock, fin art, fruits, poultry, etc., was carried on during th day. The better babies' contest has 55 entries, and is attracting considerable interest. 3100,000 Kearney Church to Be Dedicated Sunday Kearney, Keb.. Eept. 23 (fpe,al) -The new Presbyterian church here jj,,flr;() CoU,y at the reauest 0 mcm is 10 ee aeaicina next tunaay, an b,r, nf th6 rtflIe ,0Untv bar. au-oay rrcgram nsving rxen arrangea Th structure cost approximately 3100,000 equipped, and la among the finest houses of woship in Nebraska. Tha mam auditorium har a seating capacity of 1,500 and additional hun dreds can be accommodated in tlr: galleries. Th church Is fully equipped for departmental work, havin? a total of 14 rooms. A kitchen in the base ment together with dining room facili ties when required are amon? the many conveniences. Thieves Butcher Hog. Beatrice. Neb., Sept. 2g (Special.) A 300-pound hog was butchered in th feed lots of Art Brace, farmer, then carried away by the thieves. Road Conditions Gibbon Farmer Ij Killed in Collision in Nevada Gibbon, Keb. Spt 28. (Special r Mvron Thompson, a firmer from near Euda. wi inrtantly killed at Wells, Xev, bv a fast freijht crashing into the caboose cf a cattle train upon which be was r'.dlnr He wat going to the pacific coii-t with a carlotd of h"'? for a Kearney firm, The body will b brought to Gibbon. A widow and six children survive. Mr Tbomp f it had been ' a ("'tlder.t Of Buffalo county for almost 50 year, th family homelteadin? near Gibbon 49 years ago. Charles A'.deen. who wjs Injured in th tmathup, it not' taverely huft Abcut 70 head of hoes were killed. The. men were accompanyih.? a hog shipment to San Francirco when the collision took place. Columbus He2ler' Arrested for Not Having License Columbus, Neb,, Eept, 23 (Special ) Charged with practicing medicine without -a license, Iteinhold Klein, w ho PAY AS YOU PLAY! Our Terms and Prices Are So Low That Every Home Can Have the Piano or Player Piano of Their Choice We are receiving our winter tupply of Crnd, Upright and PUyer Pitnoa. The inatrument you wtnt it aure to be in itock. We amo hare many ued in atrumenta we have accepted in trade on tha new one and they hare been completely overhauled by our factory expert!." In many eaaea they have been made almost a good ai new. Your dollar will do double duty in the pur chaie of an instrument thi week. 5650.00 Make you the owner of a New Premier Baby Grand, th acknowledged leader of tha amall grand piano. Complete with bench tearf and FREE Radio Re eeiving Set. Term $15.00 Per Month. S365.00 ft I - i(cr.avfi-! f WviU - .1 I Places iblt tft4'4 6cbniidl A Schultg flsytr Pnao in ygr home. So eiy to eptrtte a child ten p!r it, simple ef cOfntrti'lion there it nothing to get OJl of order. Complete with fcenh. ttarf ta raateh, $10.00 worth af rollt f your awn c!ectbn tni the FREE Radio Rcceivirg Set. Term $10.00 Per Month. $275.00 it Mrtt' r Thi i a real bargain The Irving Upright it a beautiful toned instru ment of excellent work manthip. la fully guar anteed. Complete with tool, tcarf and FREF Radio Receiving Set Term $6.00 Per Month. TERMS: Three Years to Pay A FREE Radio Receiving Set is given with the purchase of a Grand, Up right or Player Piano. These Used Bargains Save You Money Price & Teeple, $265.00 Jas. Holttrom Sq $35.00 UPRIGHTS Kimball $88.00 Sehoninger ...$110.00 Betton $118.00 Vese A Son. . .$140.00 Tryber $145.00 PLAYERS Angelui, 50 roll $185.00 Marshall $265.00 Hartford $345.00 Artemi $358.00 Ntm Hoape $150.00 Willard $155.00 Mueller $175.00 Steger & Sons, $198.00 Sofimer $225.00 Concord $240.00 SchmoHsr A Mueller ....$250.00 $2,125.00 Uaed Steinway Grand Now $1,000 Vfh the coming ef cold weather year pisno will need tuning. Pbon Douglas 1623 aaJ imm diat tarrica will be liven by our expert vrk htve bea tuning piaao in Omaha for many years. If You Live Outside of Omshs, Fill This Out at One Addr I hav marked the BARCAIN I am intsrsted in with ea "X." Plees send me detail! Information regarding terms, appearance; t .t. SdimoM&iBuelkr Piano Co, l5l4-lS-18-Dod8 St.- - - Omaha Fiifnlh4 fry th Omtha Auto Club ; AH irjtila rc-rrie'l in igioi r.fnd'.tirir, with vathr clear at vorv point 4ktlt vlT Wail Mil A9MIIE U ttwira ft-, a i4 Im. but tai at a i itrvtt Ml ttm rt rr ' tbr t ) ,e : wi . t l!gt ttt tkia t o a mt fef. yt n een ee M p rf4 -tt a-wa by t .!' t -fn , r t- ae. ,. .ee M ' t ' ' ' p .1 r f.' a fl tfc t ee ftn Mei k t , e i '. V i y . !( tr i a toUt 4 oe l . Hi, it M'e If v- H The Talk of Omaha 1512 Douglas St. A Julius Orkin Dress Sale Another Fortunate Purchase of Over 500 .at Af Friday Fashionable Shoes Hand turned, scientifically, modeled, fine leath ered and genteelly shaped shoes are still expen sivethe $10 and $12 shoes are apparently fix tures. We Have Grouped Frrm Our Stock Several popular models which tfirly sell ing ha broken in size assortment. Thi. lot includes strap flippers, colonials and oxfords in both low heels, and hish hH, of patent, kid and brown leather. Should your tht b atailAble in thi. lot yon ill nvt from $2,1 to $1.15 on jour purchase if made in this Women's Shoe Sale Friday, the Pair $785 aod Cloth f. tmmm nyn unm I t t km, sm tn wr.iaii wmvi,n lima M llMlWMUIk WEST TEL mm UNION AM NCWCOM CAtLTOM Nuent atonal w a tmiMt rninMn luvioc tsoOKa vies raeeisixt ftra IJM emu of stavict nwecy Kl OlY mm 51 0r iMm torn i Miit uiw I a i I imrnu ttnm ! J m HeieirMM.0 f MKIaiHaMlttl 1 rr mtm to tm ttmk. I a RECEIVED IT OMAHA JULIUS ORKIN STORE 1512 DOUGLAS ST. HAVE MADE ANOTHER WONDERFUL PURCHASE OF SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES THAT WERE MADE TO SELL FOR AND UP TO TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. PLACE THEM ON SALE FRIDAY AT ELEVEN SEVENTY-FIVE. INCLUDE SOME OF OUR OWN DRESSES MARKED NOW UP TO TWENTY-F'VK DOLLARS. JULIUS ORKIN n Made by Mr. Juliui Orkin, who is now in New York, nt nlmott ONE-HALF of Their ACTUAL WORTH and lor Friday's selling we offer thfse women's and misses' silk and cloth dresses thst were made to sll for $19 .50, $22 30 and $2500. vl .! I i: tht tck Sf drrt of Canton rrr. Fo!. antra rp, Sitin htek rrpa. tttir.t, ltn(S!tnt, r'irt iwi'd r I Mhtr n'v ami fhinn!e tMl 1 nre is a wi'ta vafia'v rf rt w !. !.! an-l c-r a-l a? ( the r 't!t ef 1rr't - I. -i '-. r Instil S. rl " 1 ef th re r.-.t m- t YOUU CHOICE AT 75 PLEASE NOTEt Wc are al$i includinj a number of our own drem a treacly in tock in thU $.ile irood which have previously hem $U up to a high as $25, i V. a- i tt I