HIK OMAHA I2KK: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1922.
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I Jryan Borrows
. Code OpjK)sition
from Senator
William j. lit i.rry
Klfction" Clark Jrary Tellt
Leajgue of Wonirn
Volrrt.
"Tl '-mIit law it tcdy a pulltlral
hij, not IxwaiiM of th nw tslf,
lut l,u (lie dfiriio ralli- prly In
I (W s'hIs liil In rlnliii that lain
vr ifirHsl fr wnin rnmn uthur
ilinn for flux kihA road and m
illwr rII-f," I 'lurk Jumfy of Lincoln
lulil I ha Omaha Iua of Woman
Voter In lha r, W. C. A. building
Thursday sflrrnoon.
Mr. Juiry vt liitrodurrd l,y Mr.
Irnir Hinlih.
"At lha lima th Ivjflclutur puami'l
Hi rod lilll," t'f.nllriurd Mr. Jsary
"HiTiiitor llltohiixk ,livl that tlov.
ernor McKHvl. would t a randldnt
for tha I'ultxt Mtiit adnata.
"Tha tritor' hswhinm In N".
l;idka at one lartl cafupalKn
iigulrist tha cod In an effort to dl-(i-adit
lha man h thought would ha
lilt inniit, Tha aanator n
i anmd that tlovrnor ,MrKlvl.
would not li a eundldul, an 'firother
harlia' borrowed lha senator' nxl
'Uioallloii to halii hlin In hla rain
I'iiIkm for governor.
"How;Vr, Kltrhi 'M k hud r-liird
Ma re he (KNliixt lha nMn ao Jong,
In aiiilclpallnn of a, cnmpalKii Kiliit
jit-Kalvi, that even now In hla tain
imia ii for lha at-nala w hear him
talk lua; slain lunula J nut rail of Issiirs
which ara pertinent to hla own cam
jwliffi. '
"Thla la cm of the amusing fix
ture nt tha present campaign.
"Inalciol nf In Ik In alula Issues, t
Ilia aanutor tall flw peopl ah'out tha
'economical adrtilnlntmlloii of Wood
low Wilium' In which ha played au
Important a part.
Visit Kurd Klecflon,
"I am cmnliiif to Iwllwve W. J.
Itryaii carta lot for tha popla of
Nrbrnska, Jl make ua a visit tveiy
am.'tlon.
'Iliother fharllo' la In trouble.
Mtyun liua always helped Ills relative,
'When Woodrow Wilson placed him lit.
a poallloii of trust ho secured for hla
mm, willlum J. Jr., tha position of
Inllnd Ktt-. district attorney for
Arizona; ha had hla rrolierlM-lsw, T.
K. Allen, appointed t'nitfl Mttlma at
torney for Nebraska,, ami hla aon In
law, Kiihard Hart-reave, appolnlad
i.utioriiil bank examiner, not with
tiMtiilinaj tha fnct that Mr, ilnritrmvnt'
roi'iy firm had ajona into hank
uiiley, and then, duritiK th war, had
Hlin mad paymuater of tha navy,
"I do not believe tha women of Nfl
l.i nik will auppoit lh 'unholy alli
ance' of tha Aryan and JIHchfock,
Mr. Jllli lum k wna Uwi by tho Icel
In Mire In Kilt in vole, to atihmlt tha
wutnnn'a auffrace amendment to th
people. Ma refuned.
Kanrfall Doenn't Tell.
"You cannot keep the people of
Xebratka hoodwinked an long aa
Charlie Bryan would like. Henator
lUndall la golnir to give tha Bryant
the nuiprlne of their live.
"You know Mr. Randall' record.
IIo'k Juat a pluln, rornfnon, ordinary
N"bi Hka citizen. I la ran be trusted,
lie ha aald that'll doean't make any
difference who will be elncfed gov
ernor, alula lax will be reduced.
And Charlie Randall ducin't yell at
the top of hla voice; he apeaka from
the bottom of hi heart."
took advantage of th condition of
th people. They permitted every
farmer In the eouth and weat to buy
material for making the crop of 1929.
They never even whlepered deflation
until the rrop of 1!0 had been
planted, until fertilizer had been
bought, at high price until fracture
and other machinery to conduct the
furm had been bought, and the furm
ere had gnrie Into debt, and tha mer
chant had let out their gooda, and
the In nk were lied up with loan.
Not tep waa taken until that wa
dune. Then deflation waa com
menced, and they took advantage of
the people."
Th reeult of thla dt-flatlon waa tha
bankruptcy of hundred of tbouaand
of fnrmera and merchant.
fMimnrratla t.'ongreawnan I-enUford.
of liwigla. alao elated In part, on th
floor of the houae In Waahlngton;
iMt you, my friend, realize that
during the year JD20 th deflation of
the iMirrency of the decline In prlree
which followed caueed Iom Vt th
farmer of th nation In a um it
nearly half of the value of all of the
rallroada of the nation"
g Then, there la no dueatlon a
to when thla heartbreak I rig deflntlon
took plure, and aa to who waa re-
pnriallil therefor?
A. No, It took pluce In 1920
the year before th republican ad
mlnlatratlon rame Into power, and
wn th reult of th action of
democratic federal rerv board.
Q Then why do the democrat
try to ahotilder th rponlblllty for
thl deflation Upon th republican?
A It I jnuM the terrible re
eult of thl act of th dcmicrtlc
federil reaerv lioard b coin to be
celled the "Crime of 1920." It brought
ruin lo fnrnier In every commuiiKy
tliroiiKbotit the land. If the demo
crat acknowledged me triim turn
lliey were reaponIMe for thl "crime"
hey know I hot It would be a ue
leaa for thm to appeal or th peo
ple' uffrag thl year a It wa In
1920; ao, a liiat, deeper t effort,
they try to ahoulder the reponlbll
Ity for deflation upon th republican
party.
Q Jjt how much did the federal
nerve bourd reduce lla loan during
th lat year of the democratic ad-
nilnlalrHtlon Hint i, during , th
yenr ending Iiecemln-r, 1 9207
A. from about M.250,000,000 to
upproxliniitely l,00,000,000, Thl
drantli! definition, thl tremcndmi re
liction of working capital of the
country, "broke" hundred of bank,
aent thounnd of merchnni Into
bankruptcy and brought ruin to th
farmer.
MacNidpr Will Not
Be Candidate for
Head of Legion
Vrvlare lie Will Figlit Any
Propuoal to Change (!onli
tution Dcrputi Mpii
tionnl for ('omnia riilrr.
New Orleaa, fht, II lly A, PI
lUnford MacNIder, national com-
nunder of the American Isglon, th
Mailt dec-lured that under no rtrmim
elancea would he be a candidate for
aucceed bknaelf ee national com
nmndr, aud that be would "bitterly
oppoee ' any propoaal to i hung ine
national conatltutlon of the legion
which would make poeelble a. aetsond
term for the national head of the legion,
"I would regard ein h an action by
the I-eglon aa a trnglo tnlatake,". Mr.
MucNIder aald In a aUteuient,
"The announcerneiit waa brought
forth by repeated rumor, current
among delegntea here that, 'In I he
event of an Impending deadlock over
the national coimiuindereliip, friend
of MucNIder might bring forward a
conafltutlonnl amendment which
would make It poealbl for him to uc.
reed hirnaelf, with a view to carrying
forward th flht for nttonnl legla
lation for adjunled conitiemution.
iM-legafee from MIourl conferred
witte William J. poyle, atat com
rounder from Miift''huett and
rnernlier of th Mmichueetta delega
lion. It I iiiidcralood Ihnt delega
tlou from iKilh alfltr fiir the can
didacy of Willlum Iiecgtin, atat com
mander from New York, for national
head ttt the legion,
Tu Mlanourl d'-l'!gatlon, acirdtng to
eonvviillon rumor current her lt
night, ex tied to upport Ieegnn, and
believe that It can curry with it, to
hi tupport, mlddleweat block of
vote, Oklrihoma,, Kunmi and Ne
braaka r mentioned by Mlenoiirl del
egate alnte which they bellev
can be counted on to join them In
lupport of iMiegim' candlditcy.
riutatiindlng among othfr legion
naire whoae name ar being dl
cueaed for the notional commander
nli I i are Col, A, ttprague of Chicago,
Alvln M. Ouley of Texaa, chairman
of th legion' commlimlon on Ameri
canization; Joaeph Thompon of
Pen naylva nla, and T. Hemme Walma
tey of New tirlciin.
Deflation Democratic
Policy, Asserts Howell
(realised tmn r One.)
fiatlri member of th Federal Keeerv
Bnard In 1919; Chairman Carter
Ola of Virginia, aecretary of th
trenzury; Governor W. P, O. Hard
ing of Alabama; John Bkelten Wil
liam of Virginia, controller of cur
rency; A. C. Miller, California, and
CT 8. Hamlin, Maaaachuaett. The on
ly republican on the board wa Vice
Governor Albert Rtrauaa of New
York,
Q. The repuhllcana did not have
control of th Federal Reaerve Board
when the fir elep In Inflation waa
taken?
A. They did Hot. Only one out of
the aeven tnembera of the Federal Re
eerve Board waa a republican.
Q. When waa the next alep 'In
-deflation taken by th Federal Re
eerve Board?
A. In May. 129.
Q. Wa th Federal Recerve Board
rompoaed of the aam member iu
vm aa In 1919?
A. No, rjirlv In lilt) Strauae re
signed and a democrat, II. A. Moeh
lenpah, auineeded him. The board
then became aolldly democratic
Q, What further action waa taken
by a Federal Reeerve Board In t;.
that gave the lt touch and produced
th draetk; deflation from whlrh. w
hava auffered?
A The order went out to decrean
loan; In other word, to put on th
lid Congreseman P. t. wlng of
California. In a recent addree In th
hftue of repreemitathee In Washing
ton, atate.1 that be we present at ,
a meeting ft th lnkere of eoulhern j
I'alirnia. held at Tl Cenir. after j
he deletion order had gone tuit In ,
l;. He further ataled at that aieet
ng:
"W. A rav, th deputy governor
tf the Federal tiMh-rve Ui.k of Mn
VramUH'o, i-4e t the Fedrl Ite
re baek aa4 delivered H i.ihim
whM h he aald he wae eer.1 there la it
liver. He Iffcl th beekeie there
eeexMeit that tbr ' aot l Wn
tit ear fmeie any mnM tot the
tree vt enabltitf the fareer la
haM guv f ate rre beiid are
time, tf they J:4. he M-l. IM .leiel
l;ert t whU mIjm t r A t
...uiil a t'i'e pte el rlf ! aa
. a ea. tK He e te't
ail th ferweta hiI4 ( all tHt
eeepa at et tone, ! the
4 weeeee ef thai t ).
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aoikHta l4 aeipneg ka Him . I
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weiie wkai tla wtta el the j
(24 flatimal Institution
Jrom Coast t Coatt
"Tin Store oi tht Town"
Our Window Tell an Interesting Story,
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Boys' Juvenile
Overcoats
l to 10 Year
Here arc the ronU that .
give the zmall boy com- ,
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chance to 'frolic at will
without cwnideratfon of
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that'a becaue 'they art
made in our own factory
from clectd woolen.
And in addition to sturdy
fabric you get etyle and
superb workmanship "and
the utmost in value,"
$050 Ti $
We Feature
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Are Extra Strong Line.
Silk and Cotton Mixture at $4.95.
And Luxurious silki from $6.00 to $11.00.
Ladies Sweater Coats
A ery special lot of Slip on and Tuxedo
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$5.50
HARRY H. ABBOTT, M.eas.r.
J Antiieptic
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State Women's Clubs
Plan Big Session
Nuitb I'lalte, Nrb., Oct. J illy A.
I'.) Tb. titb annual run ven lion of
III Nebraska Federation of Wmnen
lub Will Cunveii here October H,
ii and U.
North I'latt. eipert. the largest
attendance tha iai federation hae
ever assembled. A nine g the princi
pal iM-ker at the convention will be
I'r, Caroline B. Iledgee, rhlld epw-lal-lt,
from the F.lixuhelh Mi4'ormck
Meinoruil Foundation of Chicago, who
will irnk on "Duties That the Com
munity Owes the Child."
Th aro-nnd vice president of the
General Fedtation of Women' rlube,
Mr, Wallace I'erham, Olnid.ve,
Mont, laetpecled to visit the conven
tion and deliver an address on cv to
lier 21 on "Communlly Hervlie." Hi
will attend all the sessions of the
convention.
tin th opening n'ilit'a feature of
the program will be president' talk,
when all th district president are
expected to b heard on various
phiisea of club work. Mr. Kdwar ti.
I'enney, tt president, la expei-ted
to address the convention on the night
of October ti.
I'nder auspice of th division of
Amerkanitallon, a ueant, "Amer
liu'e Call," will be staged by girls
organlzatlnn tlmt have affiliated with
women', club work.
Town Marshal of ( Irorjcia
' Villdp AfftiffJ of Munlt r
IiiMIn, tla., Oct. JJ. Kmest IU,
2ft, town fiutrshnl of Cadwrll, Z9 mile j that Ilurrli I fie, I th fust shot.
from here, I In jrtll, charged with
murder In connection with the death
of Mathew Hurrh, IT, alao of Cadwell,
who waa slmt tut Wedneeday night.
Witnease said th shooting started
when the two men were behind the
prescription counter In a drug store.
H.ias, who surrendered, told officer
rulers COLDS
I oouldaotbe-doaed." Tfd
Vr tbeca ealetoellf wtil
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Tho patterns nro maiTolous. Wt puaran
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ftkrink, that the colors arn fast ami that
you'll say that you never in all your life
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J)-n't pro on wearinp; those "ready to jump
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The better workmanship only will yive yott
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Horry! Last Call!
Our Turn-Over Sale of
Pianos and Phonographs
Will Positively Close
Tomorrow Night, October 14tK
Th.igU.ed Player $165.
OTHER VOSDKRBVh BAftOAIN fit
BHAN0 NEW PLATEH8.
This Used Piano
This Brand New Piano
I sc r-i-
Sale Price $78 $1.50 week
Sale Price $187.00-$2.00 week
Largest Stock of Victrolas and Brunswick in the West
HEUOBD SELECTIONS An Included With Z&ch
Talking: Machuie Purchased During ThU SJ
Ths l)ionorah plsy all
rrords, lnrhidin; Victor, Co
1'imbls, Krflion nd rih.
Thrs fijachinrs r insils In
tfi 'l ot cabinet so murll
in (l-maml. t abln-t rr- dir
Ifffril si7.r. ronstrul(l of
cloiiblti twiM-r, fanrjf figured
noil lliroiishout. Ton Is slm-
l)r iiirirvrl.ui. Mil t hir4
to ho iiifiisiH.
m iMrlml Hh lltsu ms
i liliirs Oils i k a jrr putnt
wlitl Willi ll lo ilr Kilixiii l(
nrila. Slut MWililrw sl "illi(
lor lh I'slba triorils, sImi a
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V BLjiJU '"ll i-ir il n.ss ot rd for-
r 'JS II tsillr, Inrl hllrif
Eduort, Columbia. Pith, and Victor
Sensational Selling Continues at This Great S.ile
W art iellirtf rianoi about ai f4t at w rn wit on tht ruxtomeri. Propl art eomirtf to thla
bif tunioTtr Puna Silt from point lthtn t sreat mBjr milei of Omtht. If you. Mr. and Mr
PTMptcUvt Puna Purrhwcr. tnUrtalit tht ilifihUrt thouf ht of Inv.itmg In a piano within tht
nttt flvt 7er. tt will pay you l.andiomely to tamt to thli talt now,
Hurryl Pick Yours from This Golden Stream of Bargains
Free 24
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i $42.50
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IUlkn Walnut Period Modal
Consols, rtfcTilar $200 tylt.
$89.00
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