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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. OCTOBER 1, 1922.
' Venizclos Will
Represent Greece
in Allied Capitals
Wires ArcTttJiir to Cull
from Revolutionary (!mii
mitte alma Heads
Nfw Grecian Ministry.
Athsns. !(. 10 (Hr A. D Kim
VnaUnlln, Qiltrrt 8ii)ila ami I'rlnca
S'li l,.,U mil' . I t"'l:iy tor I'sUnno,
W'-ily, nn Unrtf a Crrplt siimhut fin
wh rh thi f f ml!irl4J at Orupiis,
La --1 at the diepusul i( tli f illrn
mon.irth .f (lis revolutionary fmi
inltiro, The (lrjrtiir wim without
ceremony.
Artist Named De Molay
Master Councilor
it-ktiirtael and ctilif n! aalrs (f th:r uniform, arbitrary M nttMmttl
men bin. In l.t 4 e).n .at . In jji t-f
gmup i'f socallej "b'Kilirosie )obbis " j As l the Srtuiid c- uot. )!r la
Tb pr.ee f;'Mif count nib a.,r. S4 4 Ihs dtfriniams h. a ruls
(tiat s'oee defiiidums inmuif i.:- j t,reby niend-ris of the flroun were
lure art, Ml ii.wr.U of 5 pr cil (Uri.-.l from llinf Ibelr rurrcMnd.se
ef nil I he siin.isrr pottery pnxturrd ' d r ily the builder, anh .i or
n the I'mted stales, th.-y hsve lt-nthe -reior, The manufacturer,
nWe, ly foi.-ertr. anion, t rli 'secoupng la II.. r ird, ciif.n h'S
mU la the . llt ' l.( 1 tnsis job
lr, bu. in turn, would runfine h i
tdlr i1 ' b j!.I.Hl' I ItllltlM-l The
Ji.btwr s'i-1 plunit-r, 111 each isiw, he
a d, wuld d V( own 1 1 it
w.thoul Ur of eciniwt Hon,
$15 Hond Forfeited,
citarixs M.nhews, ti;t ruth I'is-ty
Houiecleanin; Time
us vur Um (umuklete,
ria, ruit, tosir, 111, e4 vU
SMe ba like .
DRESHER BROS.
11T Ttrn.m AT Ji
Miind street, hi was arrested
on
. . ni.l.iint of p. V. Mewhlnney, 44TJ
g sunt, in a thus of forsiilnt in
bis fi'ld of t orn, fortrttiwl a I la r-md
II'.
Midi! name wr on.e Illegal In ,,u" "'ha police toiirt yeatee
rnijlnnd.
'dsy
m'-riimi.
Open Evenings Until 9:C0 O'clock E
1 nfii iuT i lsr!
.... ..alX't.;
Pottery Firms
Accused of Price
Fixing Combine
Approximately 83 Per Cent of
Corporations Named in
Indictment Maile Iul
lie liy Government.
New York, pt. 10 An ImlMmrn!
ugalnat ai pn x (outely 85 p.r cent cf
the corporations, firms and lndlvilunlii
engiged In pnlueli aanltary pottery
In this country was tnada pulil c to
day by W.llam Hay ward, Vnitrd
, rarls, 8-pt. 10 (Ky A. P k-M.
Vem.-!' lust nlkht tc li ki Mphvd M
,H,ms hl Bif-i(aii- of the Invlta-
Hon -i-ikIi'(I ty the ri'viilullnnury
lOnmilitcM to Ink up tnnk nt il-
foriillt.Br Crewe's Inisrr-s's la ths al!u-
rI.iil,
linrtlv affer 'iillmr the messnKn
ha Iff t f.,r Iinilim, hre ha hep-
la Vliuoutit l'ur!.n, Iliiilsh for
eft'i rftiiry, S'mo Urn Ma jr.
M. nlxl' i't i' y to the revolu
tlormiy rommlitfa thnnkH the new
Kovi-riiment w.irmly for 11a ronfldi-nfe
In him ami put him tm r'rl i
htc. Inif to un!'rliik the tnnk i t
"A(viiMn$t the pulllknl rri;ritni i,t
the (in-aent fJrpK Kc,virtimnt."
In Ivmdcui.
London, pvpt. 10, I'runlrr Vrnl
selos it Oreere hss arrived In Lon
don from Pnrla. and ile.lm-i's Mm In
tention of rrmulnliia; hrrm for sovoral
weks with the exroption of such
short trlpa to France tm niiiy be
nacvesury.
Prrmli-r Choacn.
Athena, Kept. 30. (Py A, r
Aliiiilr ZaIiiiIs, who wss premier
when Constantino was exprllcd from
Greece In 1J17, ami whose father
hestlud the Creek (olilni t when King
(tho I wna dethroned by the revolu
tion of 1SS2, hua hern seli-Pted to head
the new ministry, which la composed
of Independents, Venhvllats and mili
tary oIIIiits.
It la now staled thut Consfnntlne
plana to reside In Pnlorniu, Ilnly,
A favorable Impression woa -rimlid
l.y the proolnmntlon of the revolution
ary committee thnt th arrested poll
tlcnl and mllltiiry lendt-r shnll remnln
In prison, but thnt the manner of
their trial ahull b left to tho future
national aasemhly.
Nominee for Senate from
New York Omahan' Nephew
John Copelanrt veteran barber In
th Flrat National bank barber ahop,
1: an Uriels of I)r. ltoynl 8. Copclnn(f,
who waa nominated Friday by New
York democrats for t'nltrrd fltntea
'' aenator. ,
"I'm mighty glad to hear It," n:dd
John yeflterdoy. "Koyal Is a lino fel
low and a self made man. He started
at tha bottom and worked his way
through school and medical college,
Ha la now health commlaaloner of
Naw York City nnd a big man In
politics with the forces of Mayor
Hylan."
in'.
lluu-ll C'ountrj man, 19, graduato
of t'uutrfll lllsh achool laat year and
nt prcnent rommcrclnl artlat with the
Northwestern Itell Telephone enm
pany, 1ms been elected mailer coun
cilor of th Omaha chapter, Order of
Ie Molay.
A drill team commanded by Knight
Templur drill miuters Is U-Ing orfan
Ir.ed by tho chapter, at well as a
band, oichcxtra, chanters' club and a
program of winter eiitnrtulnmenta.
Plans ure iKlng made for a large win
ter convocation.
Girls Tag Omahans
for Orphanage Fund
The sympathetic appeal roads to the
public by orphan kiddles for funds
to further tho activities of Ht, James
Orphanage born fruit yesterday In
gi-mrou contributions. Scores of
woman end girls st.itloncd on tho
downtown streets collecting; contribu
tions for the orphans mndo the tag
l;iy a thorough success, according to
the large n mount of money turned
In a theadiiuartcrs In the First Na
tional bank.
Petersen & Pesau flaking company
gave 1100; Orchard A Wilhcim paid
$ro for n Lift: Tom Dennlson ttave
flO; Andrew Murphy & Ron gave $10.
Women In churge of the drive are;
Mrs. Peter Jolly. Mrs. F. C. Nash,
Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson, Mrs. T. E.
Dwyer, M'rs. T. P. Pedmond and Mrs.
T. K. PI nans.
KUitia attorney fur the aouthrrn dis
trict of New York. The Indictment
mimes II companies and tt Individ
uals.
The tnd'etmetit Is regarded ns Vir
tually tho lust f this scries of steps
taken against various industr vi f
reeling li.iuhing unit Ijikuii by the
nvenl Ration carried on by the Lock
wt'od l-Klntivo committee,
The firms and Indlv.duals miimd
re sngaKed prlnclpnlly in th imiuu
'icture of porcelain and earthenware
xturei for bathrooms jn apartment
lounes, laitli in New York and other
ullics. Kevernl of the indli ted f.rms
also manufacture bath tubs and n.inl-
lar accessories.
The Indictment Is In two counts.
The fifht accuses tho defendunls of
having been engaged In a price fix
ing combination. The second charges
that the defendants have unlawfully
Cop Change Mind.
C. O. Iund. patrolman, who stated
ho was going to resign frqm the forco,
has changed his mind and will re
main, he stated yesterday. "
Illinois Lump or Egg,
two tons or more, per
ton $10.50
Colorado Lump Coal,
two tons or more, per
ton ..10.50
Old Ben Christopher,
per ton 13.50
Rock Springs Lump,
per ton $13.50
Roberts' Bi-Products
Coke, ton ...$19.00
Spadra, grate or nut,
per ton $19.00
Hopper Bros. Co.!
Phone KE nwood 0742
VELOUR FINISH
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Is Your House
A Home?
The answer is on the walls
TJALLS are the background of
W family life. They affect the
beauty, cheer and cleanliness of
every room.
When finished with the soft mellow
tints of Devoe Velour Finish (a flat
oil paint) walls not only help to make
the things in front of them beautiful,
but become beautiful themselves.
And because such walls are washa
ble, their cleanliness and fresh beauty
are easily preserved by the occasional
use of soap, water and a rag.
Devoe Velour Finish can be applied
on any interior wall or ceiling.
Devoe Products are time-tested and
proven, backed by the 168 years' ex
perience of the oldest paint manufact
uringconcemintheU.S. Founded 1754,
SoU by tkt Dm Aft as jour fmmmity
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FRED PARK'S PAINT
STORE
JtlK anj L!t.
J. B, lOG
2M1 Sth St ,
Count it tUafft
HERMAN VIERRFCCER
1220 3 UK J.
t. MEAD
2203 Miliary A,
C. C. JOHNSON
Kk' I M-l tary A,
KENWOOD DRUG CO.
3H fc I An'i A.
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UJ2 Farnarn St.
DUNDEE PtUMOINQ
ANll HAROWAR!
HOtH anj Farnam 5t.
HUNT A FtlNN
III! laW St.
VINTON HAKDWARr.
cotANY
2)10 Vinton St.
Ths flnt his ru.h of buyers an far
rcoedxl ny (htrisr PKrl., found
'it unpwartxl. Wti.n we rvsiccl hw
Knailnilr iroer ihn n.iitl,,nl !
A-S0 seies, W hsv S'llvtl tf aur frs
fnrre sed l-y hsvliis our ahlpiilhs d.
psrlmrnt wurk everllm, fjutht
itp (in sll (tt)irrd dliverie, fta ,ain.
In now. You will ks pnmitl)r arvrd
nn l yuur Iiurrha. premutlr HH' v,r...
Don't dlay snalher i'Y, sew ll ths
Inns,
Nat eslf hii this aietl Mnastlenal
Sri, msihlns, money tavlnf sett
"csusht ths tows," but th rntlrs onn
If. Osr railroad fare refund sa all
evt-ef-lnwa surrhsaes has broushl Ms
of tsrr surra, ssd svsry IncosilSf
train Is brins'nr more. This is your
h f cl.anca to ssvs money. Come ss
aew. Yos ssn sTr de as wall seals.
Have You Been One of the Lucky Buyers to Attend This Greatest of All Sensational
Piano and Player Piano Sales?
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If you have not, don't delay another hour. Come in now. Never in all your life
have you had such a chance to save money and own a high-class instrument. The
terms to all responsible people are so easy that one of these instruments should be
in every home. You play while you pay. Remember, every instrument on our
floors is included in this sale. This is the most startling offer ever made an offer
that means the placing of more than a hundred high-grade Upright and Player
Pianos nnd Phonographs in as many homes on terms any home can afford, and at
Because you don't know how a saving of thousand of dollars to buyers.
to play the piano, does not
mean that your home should
be without music. Here is a e!
splendid player, has been
used by us as a demonstrator
and is in absolutely first-class
playing condition. A won
derful bargain at this un
heard of price. Will be
snapped up quickly, so
hurry!
We carry the largest
stock of Victor Victrolas
and Brunswick Phono
graphs and Records, in
the west.
pi
Don't Wait!
Come In Today
You can got a hih-trrade
Piano or Player Piano now
at a ridiculously low price.
This is' the chance of a life
time to get a Piano or
Tlayer Piano cheap.
Here we have another that
was taken in exchange on a
Baby Grand. Has never had
anything but the best of care
in a refined home. Has dark
rich mahogany case, a beau
tiful clear tone, full 88-note,
and wonderfully easy to play.
Don't deprive yourself and
family any longer, when you
can have in your home such
a player at such a price. Don't
let the other fellow beat you
to it.
Brand New Players at the Price of Uprights
Keep the young folks at
home. Get them a player
and they will do their
dancing there instead of
some questionable public
dance hall. A splendid
new player
for
$348
I Fonnar
PricB
$05
Sals .
$42.50
$1.00
per week
FREE 24 Record
Selections, Your
Own Choice.
A price such as this,
on a phonograph that
is mighty good to
look at, plays all rec
ords in a way to
please the compos
er's heart, is certain
to have a quick sale.
Come and see it. To
see it is to want it.
To want it is to own
it. But come early.
MSawawaa J"' i"
HAM v ,4P
ill 'mill ii I Q
ill sZi
Maybe you have a little one
in your home who wants to
learn to play. If so, do not
fail to see and hear this
piano. Jias been used for
piano lessons, but is in excel
lent condition, and just the
thing for your little one to
practice on. Good tone and
easy action.
You want a piano. You will
have to buy one some day.
Perhaps you promised your
wife and children you vould
get one some day. Here is
your chance to make good.
We have two of these. One
in mahogany, and one in oak.
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Has been slightly used, but
looks and sounds just like
new. You have never had a
chance like this before. Some
body is going to get them.
Why not you?
For the convenience of
those who find it impos
sible to get here during
the day,
The Store Will
Be Open Until
9:00 O'Clock
Every Evening
But wherever possible, wa
would suggest you come in
the morning, when you will
have more leisure to sea and
hear these instruments than
later in the day, when the
rush is on.
Brand New Pianos at the Price of Phonographs
If you get a new piano that
young man son of yours
will bring his friends home
and form a quartet that
will beat all the barber
shop quartets in the coun
try. A dandy new (TOAA
piano for only. .. . P-vU
Marvelous PLAYER PIANO OFFER TOMORROW ONLY!
Shattering Every
Previous Record
in Player Piano
.Values
Tin's player is a magnificent
rich tuiuul, high quality in
strument with every ui-t IjfVfi
thc-minuto feature of wt..l-Jj
..I . . . i i . ...t.. 'it
aiiie price; rver.Himn ;:
rm tal t u h e automatic !!;
trucker, ami tin wumieriui N .: i
new tranHtnj device K;':tn-
wiiuti vni'ifH you n jhiy
any selvction in five differ
ent Kev.4,
Mm mil
TOMORROW
ONLY!
Positively
the Finest Player
We Have Ever
Sold at This Price
As an added extra attrac
tion we are jrivinp; with thi
magnificent instrument one
bench and player roll cabi
net to match, one rich e
lour scarf, and a iniaiv.nUe
of absolute satisfaction.
Tomorrow Only!!
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