THE OMAHA DEE: SATLUIUY. FKPTEMCER 30. 19:
Amazing Divorce
Sequel Involves
Omaha Woman
G-Jora lo Man Wfl Mother
of "Love B.Lf." After
Wife It CranteJ a
- I Divorce.
CfKtii t Orou fluff!, Iiy . Colo,,
fcn'i ;;, h-ii, 1'h.iirt, omu.
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To tha raauat v railr( dn tha
I ( of niarra urni-, th rimn
intf m'-in noih nf, but to prt ri
who hava way t.f rmnitwr.na' un
ttual c mintaiv, fftf Mllf whn
tleaa e rrumatanrw contain tha U
mnt f b g nw,. th wmn rwall
an en.at.iig ilomm e tr ant-la, whr
two women, flrac Jarrt HioftVI. child-k-a.
anl Nt II J'hllr fought for
raj n tf Corft Hmff.l, who ad
it, tt4 "h th f.ilher of Nrlll
Ph II it' two chiMr-n.
- "I won'f i vt h'm up, for h la my
kunband and wanti ma to atkk lu
h m." dvUrrd tht w.f.
"8ha w.ll give h.m up, baoauaa ha
want to ba w ih nt and to g.va
nam to h I urn and daucl.ter." N'll a
I'hlU pt tt Onuih. :e rart old. pr't
t jr. tluyd unmarr.rd mnthr,
aa hrr bab.aa 4;ijl on tha
floor,
' l II lt my atturnry do th talk
ing." HtnffH M.d, ai h pickad up tho
11 -month-old lty g rl.
Tha Juvn la court tvk a band In
th affa'r f tha tr n ty, Uarntd that
PtofM bad bn upHrting both wom
an, hiwrd ha idmnon ff af.'rrt.un
for both. ordrnl h m to tnrrSM hi
contr button to M m f'bill.pa and
awarded tha rh.ldrtn to bar, brcauaa
on wan a ntirx nt baby, and wh la
cond.t ona wrra Irrrgular, ytt hani
dmonatrrd a rlran lov for tiia
litila on.
PtnfM'i cont'nuM attention to tha
unmarr;td mother cf ha bab ra finally
nt Orae Jart BtofM into th dl-
vorca court, whrr th ohta ned a da-
cra att n Btoffel frea to tha dicta
tion of h: brart, and that hla heart
o'ctatM a meiwiita to Nlb BIIa
I'hllllra. who bad tnkfn bar bata to
Omaha la rrldrnrad by a glanr at tha
1 it of marr aire licn today.
A
Fillmore County Clubs
Hear Talk on Program
Geneva, Neb., Sept. it. Bpcial.
Townchlp women' club wera ad
dreaaed by M:a Stella Mather of th
rxtn!on aervlca and Mia Edna Teg
W, who ha taken charg of home
demonstration work In this county.
In connection with th work for tha
club outlined for th year. A good
nlzad delegation of Fairmont women
alao attended tha meeting.
MI Mather, Ml Peglcr, County
Superintendent Maragarat Haugh
awout and Lea Thompaon, boy' club
leader and county agent, went to
Fairmont in th evening for a prof-ram.
Th health campaign planned
for October during which Dr. Caro
line Hadger of McCormlck Institute,
Chicago, wilt pend several day her,
wna explained by Mia Mather. Slide
depleting hot lunch plan for rural
achoola were (hown by Mr- Thompaon.
"Dry" Leaders Insist Liquor
It Issue in State Campaign
Lincoln, ffept. tt. (8pcil.) Dry
leader ara wondering how Mr. Bryan
and Senator Hitchcock will be able to
convlnca any considerable number of
Nebraska voters that prohibition la
dead Issue in th state, with tl As
sociation Against tha Prohibition
Amendment demanding of candidate
for th legislature that they state
whether they 1 are for or against
amending the atat prohibitory law so
as to permit light wine and beer to
b sold her If congress amenda th
Volstead act.
Meanwhile the Anti-Saloon leasru la
taking nothing for (rented. It is
sending out questionnaires to all mem
bers on the sam subject, and expect
to publish tha replies. It Is not ex-
pm-Lvti uiai in mwiiHiq will puousn
its list of answer.
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Function of Grid
Leak Explained
Id'al Grid SlinuM Have Non
Caparitive ItfMrtanre of
Conttant Value.
Th grid leak aa used in Radio re
viving equipment consist of a noa
mductiv rn.inra unit. Th func
tion of a gr.d Irak 1 to drain th grid
of th xrH negative rharg whuh
would gradually acrumulat If th
grid was pif:ly K.sulated.
An lil'al grid leak should embody
nnindu tive, nonrapatltlv rrsietanc
of constant value, in order to main
tain a rontant reajatanra, th re
siitanm element must be enclosed t
prevent foreign object from Injuring
or (ithrrwin changing th element.
Ho fur th nrd;nary grid leak fulfill
th-s condition. However, It has
been found that many of th grid
Iraki on the market, did not remain
coru snt in resistance, but at tha end
of sveral month even though not In
use. it was found th value varied aa
mu'-h iO per cent, "careful labora
tory Investigation revralcd th fact
that th rocistsnr rhang wa. .usad
by molecular displacement of th ma
terial composing the resistanr unit
(usually srme form of carbont.
It wm found that this action could
be prevented by enclosing a specially
prenarrd resistanr lernent In n
evaluated rnntamar from which all
mo':tir had been thoroughly ex
cluded. I'mhing a Radio Fan.
VVsrhinKton, Bept. 29. Th myst
ilus ptrnc vt a bright copper
vue running around th top of one
of tha big army limousine used by
Gen. I'ershtng set afloat rumor her
recently that th former chief of
the American expeditionary force,
had liecome a radio fan and listened
in on concert or other matters pssa
Ing In th air a ha rode about the
country In the car. Inquiry at th
Keneral's office today disclnaed, how
ever, thnt It wa not John J., but
Warren Perxhlmr. th general's young
son, who equipped th motor car
with tha radio apparatus. He ass
Ided In hi project by th army
sergeant who drives th general's car
and th pair now ar abl to rid tu
music and occasionally induca tb
general himself to listen in.
Portable Transmitter
fan Francisco, Sept. 29. KTA has
been licensed by tha department of
radio, the San Francisco Examiner
announced today, oa a portable tele
graph and telephone transmitter. Ac
cording to Msj. J. F. Dillon, radio
Inspector in this district, th license
Is th first of It kind in the coun
try.
KTA will operata on S40-mter
wave length and will b used by tha.
Examiner on asalgnment to trans
mit new to KLO, th Examiner
broadcasting station in it newspaper
building.
Th new that KTA will transmit
will be used by the Examiner in Its
regular editions and will not be avail
able to public until it ia either printed
or broadcast by KUO, on S0 meters.
It Is planned to use KTA where tel
egraph and telephone line ar not
accessible.
Bandits Rob Norfolk Man
in Business Section of City
Norfolk. Neb.. Sept. ! (Special
Telegram.) Dr. I. Q. Brennan cf thia
place waa held up by two bandit in
th heart et th buslnes section of
th city and robbed of $3.1 in cat-h
and two diamond valued at about
TOO.
Boys and Girls Will Stage
Pony Parade on October 14
A pony parade, In which all boy
and girls riding or driving ponies or
small horse are eligible to enter, will
b held Saturday, October 14. In con
nection with th tag day of tha Ne
braska Humane society. Entries
should be made with Mrs. E. 8. Stiles
at the society' headquarters at Cen
tral police station. Eleventh and
Dodge streets.
The parade, which will start about
1. will be headed by a band and Boy
Scouts will officiate along th Un of
march. First, second and third prize
of money and gift) will b awarded
for the best mounts. Prlie also ar
offered for th youngest rider or
driver, the youngest and th oldest
ponlos, and tha pony which has been
brought from th farthest distance.
Each entry will be given a pony
parade badge.
Japs Quit Siberia.
Tokio, Sept 29. By A. P-Japa-nese
ev.icu.Mion of th 8ibcrlan main
land opposite the Island of Sakhalien
has been completed, and civil admin
istration of that territory ha been
withdrawn, it waa announced offi
cially her today.
i SCHOOL SHOES
thit mnhc took hnnnv 7
iiiui munv ltd imv
for the boy or girl or
the little tots.
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Roller skating and jumping
rope are just a couple of the
achoolday pastimei that call
for shoe of durability for
aster. We have stylish shoe
that fit well and are most
serviceable.
Boys' shoe are proverb
ially due to rectlve hard
knacka arid acuftlirg-. We can
fit the hy with tjaahty shoes
that will withttaRd wear and
look wU throughout their
Uftic.e.
REAL QUALITY IN
SHOES AT
ECONOMY PRICES
HIY SHOE CO.
75
rxxciAi at murMM iTeir
Tke totals sJt at tst.ag frioe
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You can buy
it here this
Saturday
for less money
Lowest in Omaha
Prices Plus
Quality and
. Style
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE
A Merchandising Achievement That Startled
the "Trade" in the World s Largest City
Recent purchases made jointly by the
Orkin Bros. Stores will bring great joy
into the homes of thrifty women.
Purchases Included
Thousands of New
Thousands
of Dollars
Worth
of the
Finest
Kind of
.Dresses
Two Selected
Groups Presented
Saturday
Containing Actual
$35 $2950 $25
D
resses
v V r M
Mm W"i I ?7Coats
m I i mi
Canton Crepes
Crepe de Chines
Kanton Knits
Satin Cantons
Poire t Twills
Tricotines
Main Floor
Richer Quality Dresses
Charming adaptations from
the newest Autumn creations
$55 $49so $45 $395o
Value Dresses
New Lines 3
New Drapery
New Sleeves
New Girdles
New Effects
New Necks
-T5e-4i iY J' J
Charming
Featured for
Think of Buying
Coats
with selling
values up to
$5500
Saturday
Blouses
Greatly Underpriced
Blouses in lace combinations, stunning
beaded styles, braided effects and all
leading shades Poinsetta, Barberry,
Muffin, Brown, Navy and Black."
All of the newest and best
style Coats of fine quality
materials.
Two Great
Groups
"Saturday"
Much Better
Coats
with selling
values up to
$75
00
Saturday
Unending Selections-Styles Galore
Sizes
38
41
'0 595 to 1 350
Round, V
and Boat
Seeks
Large Variety-New-Wanted Style
Slipover Sweaters
Popular weaves, newest colors and combina
tions. Hound, V and the new high necks. .
Peasant and straight sleeves. Colors include
Poppy, Jockey, lied, Jade, Hardin?, Silver,
Buff, Brown. Navy and Blade.
Materials and styles found
only in the highest priced
garments.
Well Known
Makers
Contribute Hosiery
Pure Thread Silk
High Wear Test
Full Fashioned Hosiery
$2J5 Values
$139
Ji potr
Grey, tude, llrou n. Mack
and Cordovan
Shop Here
Saturday
Sizes 36
up
to
$J25 to $750
Hundreds of Fancy Hose
In glove silk, chiffon and
lace, clocks, plain and fancy
neU; unbelievable values.
$225to$450 CAL
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Sizes
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