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NIK OMAHA J'.KK: .VU'KDAY. Ol'TOUKIl 7, 1922.
Bandit Reports
Only Propaganda,
Americans Claim
Iutrrr'tutiiii of Suprrnx
- Court Text May Kring Srt
tlrineiit of Diffrrritrri Hf
Inrfii lr. S. ami Mr&.ro.
Wa.lnna-to.i. Oct. 0. The recent
Iv rrxrtril lndit mitraifc in Mex.
no ajm-l Aiiirruaii lumr within
the i-4t K"ry ol "liootmrang," in the
linu.ii i'i oltmala lirrr, inaanmch at
t dry appear to aavr tfllrrtrd I i -credit
uun thr. tin-mir of OorrKoil
Mtrr I luit upon Oliri-Kioi hunrlf
rr from (uvihk the rtle.t inlrnded,
t ii re ai.ifnlly i rraoii to It'
re a cnrt'rdltr tlrment in the
I'liitnl ht.ttr Imika Upon thre in-
ciilriiu a twoiif tli.it the I'nit'd
Mjir (juvcniiiinit nhuiihl recognize
t.cnrial ()lirttoii without furthrr
l.'l:iV. ,
Mrxicaii oliuiaU litre wrre
kritu-.il If iii tin moment thr tirt
i quirt id thr kidnaping i'( A. Hrmr
Hi.l.i-lii, former i hut ol the linrtau
of iiKf-tiKatinn. Iirpaitmrnt of
JtHtiir wrrr r.crivrd.
"Coup" Poorly Planned.
Mexi.ant ohVul. too, were quick
o pi .int out the alleged landiti,
...ntrary to all tradition of haiiditry,
h.id allowed the women to depart,
holding mil v Hirlaskt. ami that
iiirnilier of the jtarty f Hirlanki and
hi wife was Mile. Milo, a danaeune,
of Mexico ( it).
On the ln! of the announce
ment of HirlasVi' allrKed kidnapm
tamr report from TainpiiO of the
h..hl-up of thr Corte Oil company
bv bandit, with a demand for 15,UKJ
pr-.ni rarmom. Forty American
wire alleged to have been held by
the Mexican bandits for ramoni.
1 hen lollowrd otla-r report of
hold iil of the Corona Oil company,
the Mexico and Iulf company and
thr Penn-Mex company, lherewa.
however, a curious lack of detail
even in the report, of thr American
consul at Tanipico, which gave tome
You'll Want
These Frocks
and
SATURDAY
Is the Day
Values to $18.50
Specially Priced
Black Silk Hosiery
(Sacondt)
Wortb 11.50, Saturday
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IMPORTANT
MILLINERY
PURCHASE
Hat kl SU fe IlltO
llkrM Lu
$500 $700 IQOO
At U
IM
At
jiirdrn.e to the J.rfli..li. of Mf
in liiiouU that no holdup hi Os
1 furled at :.
! At tort rl tuunlrf blow ta
thete tit.nei caii.e u oibcial an
nouncement irom the Mexican lor.
ngq tittire, mrHiriui( to intrrprrt
Ih rerent (fecition of the Mriraii
iijprcm court on the ibirct of the
non rrtroactivitv of Arte .7 ( the
ronttitutmn of Ivl7.
Dtcitlon Cont jrrtd Important.
Stte drpartnif ottinalt fieely
admit the importance of deiion ol
the Mrauan nupreme couit on the
question of the contitcatory to
vinont of the cnntiiution. but pend
in the opportunity to Mudy the of
ficial text of the dm. ion ate not
prepare'! to ny uhether the dr,iion
clrari the paiti to rernxiiitioii.
Artrle 7 prmidr Hut the prop
ert'rt of the tubtoil, includuiH tui h
liuticral product a void, iron and
petroleum, are the product of the
tate, rrgard'eit of the prroni hold
ing- the lurf.ice right, larrani m
tripreted t hi a provimon a. applying
to mboi piopertirt acjinred priir
to May 1, t7, the date of the adop.
tion of the cunititution.
In -lariotn excliatiiirt of corre-
pondriue bctwern NVaxliington and
Mexuo City Secrrtaty ol State
Muihra nude it plain lli.'t the
I'mted Sljtc, iiiimI Imr adcituatc
guarantret from tlie Obrrgon itov
eriiment thit Ameriian property
riglm, Irgitiiiiattly acuited, mut
be reiprcted before hit government
could be ricogniied.
'I he amicable t ttlrnirnt of finan
cial urstioii under ilmu-non be
taeeu I iiiaiice ' Mimtlcr de la
Ilucrla and representative of the
international bankrrt with intrrettt
in Mexico wa brraldrd a a fore
runner of a koliiiiou of the diplomatic
problem outstanding between the
I'nited litate and Mexico.
Settlement it Welcomed.
It wa toon made laiu, however,
that while the New York tettlemeiit
wai welcomed by the State depart
ment a a ktep in the right direction
it wa not regarded a touching the
fundamental o,uetioni at iue be
tween the department and the Mex
ican foreign office a regard recog
nition. More apropo of thi tuition wa
the oflitial announcement from the
Mexican foreign office concerning
the real meaning of the recent lr
ciion of the Mexican mipretir court
with regard to the retroactivity ol
Article 27. Previously the State tie-
! partment had several tune tacitly
i acknowledged the Mipreme court of
Mexico might be regarded a within
the category of "competent authori
ties" when it came to the question
of giving guarantee of the protec
tion of American interests in Mexico.
Therefore the official announce,
ment of the foreign office wa read
with unusual interest in Washington
a being the most definite itatement
as to the real purport of the iupreme
court decision. The language of the
foreign office statement leaves noth
ing to be desired in the way of
guarantee that Article 27 cannot
possibly be regarded at retroactive
or confiscatory within the interpreta
tion of the Mexican supreme court.
Should the official text of the de
cision prove at conclusive as the
statement appear to be there is lit
tle doubt here that recognition it a
thing of the near future.
Grand Ball Substituted
for Columbu Day Parade
Italian of Omaha are preparing
to celebrate Columbu day, October 12.
A committee representing all Italian
nonletlea met at the office of the
Sebastian Salerno, Italian consul, and
decided to dispense for this year with
the usual parade. Many Italians,
the committee aald were Involved in
th rerent railroad etrlke and are not
therefore In a position to finance
that part of the celebration.
A grand ball will be substituted for
the parade and will be held on the
evening of October 12 at the City
auditorium.
Officers of the committee In charge
of the arrangaments are Sebastian
Salerno, Frank Favara and AohllUi
fPane, Chairman, Secretary and treas
urer, respectively.
Youth Starves
8 Weeks Before
Asking for Aid
Kiiully SUgcrri lt N'
York Pol iff Nation to Ak
for Aid OtillajiM- !!
fort I)fl,.
New Yolk, tk't, l,.le for. I mid
Kriliutted from Uli.li tlHMillhin-l.t a
Irndrr yuutti ugi'rt! into II14 At
exaiKtrr aivnu 'li st.iiion. tin
Pl 'lil ) ' ulri.l.i) . "H'l llpploa to d llo'
rk. Within frw i. of the r
triim hi irfiigih cat mil and h
1 1 .tut maul CiMitirr pt k.
I hi m up from lb floor nu t n.rri..i
hirn Inui txu k room wloio b h u I-1
ly whl vrf:
"I am etarviiif "
I After he bud l n r fi lu-l Willi
j hi t dr.tik. tb yonil) t... h off.irr
ha wit John llrr l.im 17, and bml for.
mrrly bvwl ut Jul laiw teni-o tr.i-t.
Klush.Mi, Willi h. limb'. A yr.ir
Mud II'tIhu., b unnriflnl w.th tin-
uin l and Wu u i s 1 1 '.'.' init jri.l or
j il.Tfd nut. Huh then li" hit not I n
able to find stnoly -iuil itu-iil nml
I bus h vml chiefly on coffyr iukI c.ik'
I "A long lilii mko," be Mt.d, be liol
j bud "a iMiiinllfiil ni'iil coff. e nrnl un
I en saiulwii'll luit bud bei li pim-llriil
i
Plans Are Completed
j for Women's Club Meet ;
I NorlU PUll, ,b, IM. iliy A.1
' P K ,tll pUl.a Nern lu.ola f..r tin)
, lllrrtllllt of tli aoiiilul r iii rnt..1 i.f
.Vmt.imkl rilrr..!iin of . u, a li,
UllU, irr Uli.kr ; , i. IMur- ,
l.ui (niiiria liring i.f uuiaiainloig
liilci.fl in Ilia ilulw' IIVium, .Mia.,
' i;l.ir I'. IVnnry nf 'iirttin, prt i
I' lit of III f. .In.ilii n, amiiiuiiira '
i tt Ui two t aiiiiitra f .r n,.t i
MIiriiiieiutrii i f pulilic i. ii in 1 1,, n,
i: Colli l' i il and John M ilmn,
lute lni nat.r.l liiuk ett alioiml ,
i i.l.li itiiunK IIir i i.iHf iili.ni
'. iiih'-r nirakio f..r ilia mmting are
i dr. t'uroliiin llt .lKr, ih,l, ir flutj
ft out the Mi 'orinii Is Vptnoriiil foittt-i
d ition of Clin i'i, on " hat ll.n Coin, j
ooiiiiU Hwr o Ilia Child." ainl Mi j
VV.iIIki IVtli nn of lilandita, Mont , (
i n I'liiiiiiintilly .tvli " The lultrr
l .r, ,i,. vii'W pti-lielil of Ilia l-
ml ! 'lit. il Ion if Uon.ena CtuI
att.tej hi kiiii kvr null wbvn I it
turn A U'Bi.b aa-itih will In
load'.
Pul4tii Piikt-r W'antfd
in Kir-Ms t Ilfitiiniiford
IlKiniiiafoid. Nrb , IVt I.-hK- i ll
Teinram Tl THumpli oi
in hartrst will iMii M.ifiliv In
liana hav brlim with I tin lat.ln aim a
luiii.g the hist no, mli, I, ut inn m 1. 1 1 .
Iioiml whitM men Hra litwled the iut
tlora Wi-ikf In (im.li tha work, A be
at mploMiieiii biiD'HU hua lien -a-tjl.li.h.l
by tli Innnrta and CImiii
br of Coiiiiiirtie and coiniirtrttt
pb-kara un- auia, of II a duy ami
board Tha -op awaaea I'm bush'
la or nioia iM-e ana,
ly without
WMaka. II"
hoapMal.
Iioiltishlne lit for a.iibl
wa taken to Lincoln
i Tract of iwti M iaiii
.irl I l.nsl at A-IiLiihI '
! K Iv Northriiii of Mni oln. N. b , I
p.)id Jtatenluy to Uliinlil iolie
In lii li blin fmil lila al.itiiflit.-i , Nellia :
n ml h. r i'oiiifHiioii, Until Vdii Slekla,
- ss In. i.ih awny from their honie",
adiiaailny. Mo' a'l'U aia II and at
i tend a'lniiiiniir a In .1.
I The liitl lift In. Hie to visit Itnllie
rriiniliiiiiili' r. .Mia Ktd lllrd. '
' Pant rofi atreHt, they told other chlb
dun. lull li,a of them :. lost at
Anlil.inil, .NVb.
TIm-v wiilkail or lM'(iaed rule on tlia
vii)' fioni I. inn, In Kotlt girl ware
ItiirlintMoii Knit lluN-l
for Mioiint'ii Duriiii; inter
Ite.iUi. e. ,rli (k . ; .-iH.r, l,il I -1
ha I'mliiiKtoti Itiiin i.iol iiiiiiMiny bus
lentmt tlix li.'r fbair of Ilia Toiitullll
bolrl at )inora lot- iiuiitiTa for
Ilia Knilint.-ii.fi sliopnii.it dm Ini! the
wlnler. It I MtUI lliul iil.i.ut the
norinul iiiota of nu n la now employ
ad at Ilia abopa, A fw fnriiur ix
ie l In an In Hulk fur Ilia eompniiv
tlila winlir soon ii s tln-y fiiilli
their fall wotk,
Smart Sot iul at Voik
Altfiulrd by 0 r JDl)
York, Nab., Oii. tMpin l Tha
i'th annuiil Hnnait am In I was hi Id
lit the Mi-ihmtldt (hiireli. There were
2V1 llienil.i'ia pnartll. Hun int, lln'i-e
VK, ami two ! fia of lilii-, 1111111
:'". '. )e,n and owe.
League Speaker Warns
Farmers to Fight 'Interests'
Beatrice. Neb., Oct. 6. (Special
Telegram.) Oeorg D. Brewer, rep
resenting the national headiiunrters of
the Nonpartison league, addressing a
farmer-labor meeting at riekerell. He
advised hi hearers to vote opposite
all the way down the tlcke from the
manner In which the "big business"
would vote. In others words, he urged
the voters to support those candi
dates, regardless of party, whom
"the Interests" and those in ympathy
with them are fighting.
Women for Randall.
i Randolph, Neb., Otc, . (Special. V
! A Women' "Randall for Governor"
club ha been organized here with a
large membership.
Dog Hill Paragrafs
By George Bingham
Th Kxeelalor Fiddling liainl run
an engaKemaiit to play fur a wedding
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Quality Used Cars
Bargain Prices
We Idiove wc are offering; now th f incut KK-NKW-KI) Cadillaes and fhes best'
lined cars, Ht tlie lowest possible irji(r?i. In fact, tie bfliove that llie valiifg we now of.
fer in good RE NEW ED ears will not be iioHsible again ffir a long time to come.
Buy a Real Quality Car at a Remarkably Low Price
Cadillac Type 59 Phaaton Like new. Special paint. Almont new Urea.
Weatlngbouae ahock absoibers, upeclal ulckel headlamp. One of the
n bent car we ever offered for sale, and one that you would be mighty
proud to own. $1,000.00 down balance monthly.
Cadillac Type 67 TourlnQ In fine mechanical condition. New Kelly
Springfield tire. Paint line. Tonneau windHhleld. A fine family car one
that will give year and yean of service and satisfaction. $660.00 down
balance monthly.
Cadillac Type 53 Teuring iood paint. Top and tire good. In good
mechanical condition. A mighty good buy. $300.00 down-balanre
monthly.
Cadillac Type 57 Victoria New paint, good Urea. Inside of the car in
excellent condition. Pine mechanically. Thl I the four-paasenger en-
cloned model. $1,000.00 down balance monthly.
.i,01"?6 JyP " Touring-New paint, new tire. Fine condition
throughout. $1,000.00 down balance monthly.
tftCfdillaC Jfpe 59 ""''''-New Paint. Rood tire. In fine condition.
$!0 down balance monthly.
Thest' are just samples. We have many models and types to select from. These
car. arc in fine condition. In faet, better, we believe, than hundreds of re-new-erj
cars we have previously sold to buyers who are entirely satisfied. Hundreds yes, over
a thousand used cars have been sold by us. They have given the kind of satisfaction
which has made ours known as
A Safe Place to Buy
Brand New Cars at Maker's Cost
We are also offering now, for immediate sale, several BRAND-XEW automobiles.
For several reasons we are not mentioning the name. They will be sold at a very sub
stantial reductioriin fact, at the maker's cost! They are good cars. There are many
of them or the streets in the hands of satisfied users.
COME QUICKLY! These cars have been left with ns to be sold fast, and when
you see them and hear the prices you will buy! Besides these "snaps" we are offering
st unbelievable. prices ears of the following makes:
Buick, Dodg. Cadillac, Cole, Packard, E. A V. Knight, Auburn, Stearns,
Elgin, Studebaker, Qr&nt, Maxwell, Chevrolet, Hudson, Stephens.
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Many cars we are selling for Cadillac owners. Some will be sold as low as one
hundred dollars some worth $1,500 will go for a thousand. Several good cars at six
hundred. A small down payment makes oie yours!
REMEMBER THE SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING! Most sensational
value-giving sale ever attempted by us all for your benefit, because many who have pur
chased Cadillacs and enjoyed them through 'he summer are willing to take very low fig
ures on their old ears and we sre willing to sell many of ours at a low level of prices
in order to clear the decks aeain and make it possible o trade open cars in on our new
closed Cadillacs!
Open Evenings and Sunday Forenoon
BUY A USED CAR! BUY IT NOWI ENJOY THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL
WEATHER OUT IN THE C0UNRYI REMEMBER THAT IT PAYS
TO BUY YOUR CAR FROM A CONCERN IN WHICH YOU
HAVE COMPLETE CONFIDENCE!
Wt l Ul our u-d t4r tiert: ai.i, ln who but bought
"lUrum" ur-l ear. A ditriluturt fr 'th t ath Ue, , take m
rite many cat The we re lul'. and r new n. jouj
en fe hr tnrl any Wind of a e4r yo t want, a? t.ri.1 jou wan!
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J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co.
Farnam Street at Twenty-Sixth
Men! We Were Never Better Prepared to
Serve You
Hart Scliaff-
SLner & Marx
f7&!Fall Styles for
y$mromg Men.
B a. wdV aav., ft A . "1
MmMM ",an, mn,t i"1;1
Mv M"u s"1"1 sl'vl"
V w ilwLiisr i at Diix st......
'.X aV-? J if- 1 ',or a we arc Mow in;
r$jf Hnrt Schaffncr & Mar.';
fi .WWM?W V .suits-sack suits, free a.,,1
r - ir". .-.'. v-.'
is. a. kL-rjt-j.
' J : jjjOm TV fa. . J
i) if.
li,
('asy-lianjjinK inodrls L
or MhiIIoii niotlcls, Xor
i'olks wilh lower hells and
openings, sport suits in a
varictv of now designs.
Tlie fabrics arr ew; the
colorings are nr w and you
ought to .set; them now.
You will he delighted
with the new fall show
in i? ntul vf will ho !.
lighted to show the mod-
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$60
New Styles in Two-Pant Suits
Perfect fitting giirmriiK c.rn rtly tiiilored of all wool fabric! a wide variety of pattern In em.
streiiie, urim-eoiisermliie mill exln-mc young men's stylent won flJOO CTft (PORT (POET
i-ti-ds. enlmeriH mid ihciluls, In lze fur oil figure. Per suit... tDaa.UUy JpZD t?Ot)
Stylish H?ts for Men
X h e nidbt
v. o in pltte
a ssortment
of m en's
young
men b f a 1 1
mid winter
huts to be
found In
the city.
M odcrately
priced.
I'he famous
.1 o h 11 IS.
Steit-on at
87 to 810
null t.rade lelt Hats.
and $'j.0'i values, special
Saturday $2.95
Men' Tnecd Huts are priced
ft SI. 15 to S3.95
lien's New Fall Caps are priced
at fISt "ml "P to $3.50
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Our Windows Tell an Interesting Story
For Weather That's a
Wee Bit Chilly 1
en's Topcoats
Tll-l tann of fall's in the air! Just a bit
uncomfortable without a topcoat just
a little too warm for a heavy coat. Here
you'll find rarxlans, sport polo effects,
semi-fitted coats for young men and con
servative models in all the newest styles
and fabrics. .
Tlie tailoring will he recotmized as bring
identical to that found in the highest
priced garments and it's some tailoring,
too!
$20, $22.50 $25
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A Thousand Pair of Trousers on Sale
This la i-ro quantity of !ii;li urade trousers at such low prices offers an un
usual opportunity to supply the extra tnMsers you need at small expense.
IN THREE BIG LOTS
Trousers, $3.50 I Trousers, $5.00 j Trousers, $7.50
Men's und yoimjr men's trims- ' Hundreds of fine Striped Wor- Men' and young meu' trotiaer
il nil fn ttu im ura ami Ch ekvlni , trr- A n ..... u..,iii,.i
ers In f ne ('ass mere and ' " ' "' """" "rn'- -muiu new
Cheviot
sted, ("iif simere and Cheviot i for drcH wear
tioiiser.s sin! ne iinttcrna In- ! m-..ip.U all .m,! ..i,i-.
licit striped audi eluded: also many fine all wool strlpid t'axsiinerea. Plue Serrr
euliini; patterns In Kioy. hrown
n nil Line niixttilis. Size
in Sii waist S;i..r0
l.lua s.-i't;e trmisers. Stouts anil iiUIik patterns Well made
and extra sires included. Sizes and rnnectly tailored. All size
lo to waist Sn.OOl to 5.1 wn-st ss7.ro
500 Pairs Mcn'i S'lk Suspenders, Kegnlar $1.23 Value, On Sale Saturday, Pair. . ..V.l
Ken's Pure Silk Fiber Grenadine Knit Ties. Rcruhr $1.23 Value, Saturday. Each. .TJio
The Best of Boys Wear in Saturday Sale
t ' - Wonderful Wear in These Boys' Two-
0 i& Trousers Suits at $6.93, $9.98, $12.50, $15
. llART SCHAFFNER 4 MARX SUITS, $17 M
i aV"'?'-""t 'iir ia M.tni'il'.iiiir ymi eaim.it ,'r m a uit when y..n
JTtW"!! y 'P ,"us? d.peml on Vi.ur !.. re f..r trat And f..r
l aw.aval S n ii'-i'i 'ii:-.- ki nerai i,i llilMpn prnv lne fiUMiie.l
j&Bti$ ?5th S 'v' "41 ''. I !. !. Uttv and S.ttif.-ti. tU a'l e!e
t'TKtS ItiSaHl 1 '' A'1'" v U will I'm.l Iti.v', S.'ho..! Siii'a, !.. H to ii
veara, HI i... .iiit. a, ftt , . Jw ,fl
liny' J n.iuV Sii'ta, av'. .1 In ! liar, a' IS.H
Boys' Blou.ies at 9Sc
' Jt !.' I 11. V t Hi, ..l,. 'n-V. fiia? M l.i I, ilr tt In
I'i t.ira ";.'. at , )Sc
B'Hn' Shtrta I'.r i;.i'i mil e, i r I'liu'i, a' t
ri.d i. efli .,, 4.HI
Un' Svhil Fau-f ...!'. a- t tif Hi ti jrta
! tSr, l -vl. a!.?,!! an I HAUi
Boys Hata and Caps
llm !! .. . :.'.-t f ,, li alt'' Md fa'! v. a'
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