THK OMAHA HEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 192
lLovc of Mother,
i Stifled for 12
j Years, Defies kiw
? '
oran' Parenthood Re
( yealed Following Kidnap
; ing of Cirl from Child
aing Institute
I
Girl Led to Believe
Mother Was Sister
A mothers love,
jsr a that of a
lirnkn nil barriers
the lnw ami
ilmKUlKfil fur n
i'er'e affection,
Wedm-aday yen,
Ihe penalty n( ex-
4 ven
jmaiire.
J Ore.ul tlmt lur beloved little d.iuib
2tT. Kut.y Ktnnnod, Jt, would im
trikn forever lieyiynd her control,
wide Mm. Maudu Moore of Fioux
,'liy a kldnaier, uecordlnjf to Juvenile
j'ffWre.
i Mri. Moore and a mini 1:011 iinlin
tire aald t'i the i-otiil who at
'fturtei liuliy from I ha rrouixln (jf the
i'hlld 8avln Inafitute, whi-ra the Kirl
'11 a a ward, early Wedneadny after-
f.OOtl.
Itevelatlort that Mra. Afoort la the
tnother. not the awtor, of Kuby waa
tnade ta Mlaa llhT Johnson, Juvenile-
court officer, by a aleter of Mra.
foora, Mra. Rlunche Oleze, after the
ildnaplrtf.
Jatnea Ktnnwood, 3732 North Forty
Jhlrd atrcct, w "fouler father,"
from whom Juvenile oflicera took
Jtuby h month hki heruuxe he wna
lleerned unable to proi-ei-ly cure for
nr, KUili'dcl the eerrct Well. I
Ttul hie iluiriihl'T.4, pclal!y .Mr.
Jfoorofumhf. bitterly lo oiioe the;
toiirt onlr tnhina Uul.y from thcj
umlly control. They mnde rniirv!
t'romlaea, hoi Jude Hear finally !
filled the: the child rhoiild !, pliK-cl j
the fhlld Hnvintr Itiftltiile until
JlttlriK home could lie mind for her,
J tfiinda", Mr. Moon.' mine fron
fiimi Oiy. Hh" utieiif much tint
With tlilliy at tie Inetllute. Wi-dm-ii-Uny,
for timire, nho drove birck 11 ml
(irlli In front of Ji" l'dlindllna i
ome.
Juvenile oflir.-i do not know
v hi-l li'T or not .Mix. ' Moore Iiiim re -- -
iialed here. If to lluby her mother Mun.llV IrJ j, SuepCCt
(luring Ids Inxt few ,iy. . ' c... -,, ! , . ,
' It wo-ild he hard for n woman to j , ?-W,lilMI V IllhKV llUKl
turry off a l-'yearold girl tinleeH thej Chleao. "t. JC Timothy l, (lilt;
tjhlld offered no reHl!Hiu e," eald one i Tllnl Murphy, eonvleled lal;r lead
ft them. it, wipi arreiiied 1,ue yeoterilay a a
1 Huhy ta a favorlt wilh Juvenile of- j miriiert lu connection v.lth a reei-nt
A'-ere who handled her ,. Hlie h 1 IMi.OOO whlfcky raid Im trmke front
I
:l
AVa !
Daniels Accuses
Lane of Creating
Wrong Impression
l.iW"K M
llllltt I
illtl inteieil the H.ir. Ill
A iliiitt I Sitna I nt 1 in t i.-ne
, him that i'lemdeiit Wlleon had
lU-llrved that the nlllea oiiklht to uee I
I the convoy and did not iiuten with.
our own naval nffirera who toolt thej Minin aMim.
juiiiiii iM.aitlmi thnt the lirltleh adm 1 r- j (1f jmepii
lliy ami me outer niuea nii firac
'ticed. Shortly lifter hla arrival In
Swindle Nipped
by Postal Inspectors I1"'"
I'll t firm
riaKi-e, .if
a.
tlrt .
lie Nliinii-'d
evldelue ft
offeilni; ai;oiis tiiiidiiKi , I t S Mudai' i'f I'hlleileliilila.
Ill at uteiitly leduiv t i t.it el.'ill of the 'ieli) tei Inn fc-ei,
1 1.1I iixMiiihlv, Hho la here litti-lnlliiK
Hie circular e.Hil. woull ll,M '' i't' i'i t i t iiniiUilailon colli
mi fipinoval. hut 11 ,111 ' tmt'ee which wi a.ipolnteil hy the
KihiiI fultli inohbectU e I In -t Kencii.l iinemliy tu coiiipreBe the
I London, Admiral rllina preneiitcd I'rea
FX'SctTClarV of .aV ( j llnt Wlleon'a vlt-wa on the convoy
. ' e 11 1 Admlr.il Jellicu and a ehort time
Icllp'a MutlniCn of lirollicr thereafter (he convoy eyetem wae iut
In prucilce with Kood reeulta.
"The Ameiliim navy fiirrilehed the
lamer part of the convoy that pro
t ti l ted the lame amount of ehlpr'intf
iii - tie, laiini: u,,,( pK,.( (ilhrnltiir, and If con
liupienK.ou" of . VI, veil nil lie own elnpe ucroea the
f.M-te h-id leii.,,n,i(. (.f.,,. ,.(eied the war.
plll.IUI.ed j f, , i,llt (,. ,(. -iiervlce rendeieil
ecietary j ,y M Amerleiiri navy, the convoy
ayateni could not have iiccompllHlied
!a!iii1 Offircr Hfitril
iiiH (!otio) Sj elfin.
tViiihuit.loii, 11.
j "a wholly ttTonn
Impo; lafit Mum V'.l
Flveii In one of tli recently
Jeiicre of l-',inlillii K Line,
of the Interior nmih r I'mkhicm Wil
in, Joaeiihua IiiWilcIe. who eat III tti i i, ii xulle whic h Hindu It aucceeeful.
Wllaon cahlnet lie eccietnry of thejn ()W1,, t- adoption chiefly fo 1'reel.
navy, lelcKiaphcd lh Ao. lnled I'reee ,),.,,( IVIIwin, 'who, While oheervlliK
Iw-ii nliihl 11 etory of the evi-nU 1 ,i,, t neutrality while that waa the
which he Maid had led to the a doptlon j ,,, tH,ll-yl .Kau effec tive prep
of the convoy eyvtern of protecllnif I ,,ratlon Ix-fore wo entered the war and
American ehlpa early In ItiJT. j pioecut d lf.vlKorouly with force to
Mr. liiinitU' ruriiKc, ent from i tim utmoet."
HlKN 1'olnt, N. '., inude particular
reference to a atnteiueut In one of the
litm lettera aaylnic Unit a cahlnet
niei tlnif oti February 11(17, "Iwn
Irle aaM we rnuet not convoy that It
would tie danuernua." Tle letter aleo 1
. ..... . ... ... t
iioo .1,,.. -it,!. .i ur... .....ity of l.uvlrm uttered
iwllllnif that wa ahould lake any rlk
j of war."
j (uiilra From lii.
' Koituintfely, I kept a l,uiy In
thoee Uiyn," eald Mr. iJanleln' teliv
KMiin. "iierc 01 exactly what hap
I pened at the cuhlnct meef init in Keh
!f nary lefore w entered the war:
I I'rewdeiit Wilxon turned 1') lue and
i anl.ed: 'l'.inlele, why have the llril-
iiih not convoyed their ehlpe','' I MohrldKi
i "In reply I Informed him that the : H avereon,
'policy of thii rallleh lolnilialiy waa pala, K
, .'iirnlliet convoy, that after long ex
; pcrli-iieo in war the
()"('oiirnr Conviction If)
Appealeil to Iliph Court
l.im.oln, Oct. 20--(Kpcclul.) Jamca
ill, ff'f 'onnor, cunvlcted In Adnma coun-
a fains will, filed
appeal with tha aipreme court and
cured an order euepcndlnK Ma en
lence u I ion hie Klvlng horid In tha dl
trli t court. (Connor waa 011a of the
claimant of the John O'Connor eetate,
and claiming to he a nephew preeented
a will for probate that woa rejected fcy
I he rmirta.
t
a lienutlful child with lileaMim,' man 111" ;rommee & 1 iricli wnretioueei.
cra an I endeared here-lf lo Mi '.Murphy H now out on lind p"ndim
A. A. JTfJruw, HUiierlnU'ndeiit, an1 1 iippenl of w-nli-nee following hia roc
inhere at the liiHlitute iluninf hei viction In (he Uiarhoni atnet aiat on
lliiort etnf there. I f jim nun n.all rohlei-'.
t.iltie pi ' f'.i red to tako their i-hnncea
j eallli.K eliik'iy than III convoy forma-'
lion, and that they rean!i-d It more
daniferoua In t.'-houl zonee to gall In
i compniiy under convoy than for each
i merchant ehlp to K" on Ita own. !
' added that aoine of our naval off icera !
1 of hiah rank held thla aume view,
! That waa th only una 1 rnado of the
! word 'ilnnxerouK,'
i'The pn-Kiileni replied that he be
lieved Hint the ISrlllKh iclmlrulty waa
wroiiK and thoae American nnvul of-jfji't-ra
who agreed with them were uleo '
wroiiK. HddlliK thlit the HiIIikIi ought I
to huve lonjf uko conviyed their ahlpa J
Coiivny Hj Klein Adopted. j
"A few week later, 1 think It waa j
the hint' day of March, 11(17, or about j
that date, when, before the l.'nfted '
.Will Known Hanker Drowned
H. )) Oct. 20, H. A.
prominent hunker of W'uk-
1).. waa drowned when the
car In which he wax driving went off
merchant cap-j the pontoon bridge over the Miaaourl
river a few mile went or nere yesterday.
BIG
LACE CURTAIN
SALE
AT VALUE-GIVING
PRICES SATURDAY
THE VALUE-CIVINC STORE
Howard St., bilwn I8tb and Ifltb
Week-End Drug and Toilet Goods Sale
Friday and Saturday at the
Good Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores
Twelve or fifteen shipments are arriving at our warehouse each day from manufacturers
and importers. That's why you always find the desired article and the lowest price at'
our four (4) stores. ,
Read the List of Cut Prices Below. Sale Starts Friday at 8 A. M.
Hufelnnd Tonic
ml
This is prepared front the
formula of .the "Original
Swita Stomach Tonic" and
is an aid to digestion and
a general system tonic and
blood b u d c r. Large'
bottles, 1.25.
Razor Blade Sharp
ened for 1c Each
Brine: your Razor Dtades
to any one of our five
gtores and we will have
them sharpened they
will cut like new for
Yit -er dozen, $1.00
per 100.
Cough Drops
S rc. for....,..10
(This Imluile Smith
ltros., tftearnn, lliinte.
Hed Trots, livnto, cto.)
X. Stone'a Hrumhial
NVafi r, box . . . IfiC
20 Medicinal Items for
Week-End Sale
$1.2.ri Carlnbad Snrudel
Hr.ltH, genuine imported
for 0H
40c Castoria 2 If
60e. fnUKveH's .Syrup
lVpsin i 1
U.'c ('arter's Liver Pills
for C
50c Caicarotx for :9
COe Doan'a Kidney Pills
for 4 1
COe Danderine. for. . . 1 1
Laxative Aspirin Cold
Tablets or ,k....Jf)
25c Lysol "for..,..T..l)
$1.25 Finliham's Vegetable
Compound SS
30e l'henolax V.'afers
for 19
HOC Rikcr's Mill; of Mnrr-
nesia for 302
$1.00 SquibVs I'etrol-tttim
for 7f)0
$1.1.. Swnmp-Root...01
$1.00 S. S. S $t.!
tiOe Symp of Figa. . . 1 1
."Oe Turpo 1J)
$1.10 VitHtiiinen, Alevan-
der'i or (irant'a. . . 7J)
fl.OO Wine Oar.lui.,71
7.'e White Paraffine Oil
(intfrnal cli anner), pint
nizo for Ul
Toilet Goods at Prices'
That Will Suit You
$1.00 Pyroa for Teeth and
Gums for G')
50:- Pjer Kiss Compact and
Fcce Powder, a fihade
for every complexion.
for 30C
8."c Triple Extraet 1'er-
fumes (Intense), all
odors, per oz !9
50e Goodrich Velvetlna
Vanishing Creum, 34
3.'ie Vivadou Vivomint
Tooth Paste for. . .19
00c Pe-be-co Tooth Paste
for 34C
fiOc Odor-o-no for...4IC
$1.25 Canute AVater for ,
Gray Hair for. . . .98f
50e Levy LaBIache Face
Powder for 39C
Kolorback Hair Restorer
$1.50 size for
SI. 39 Friday and
Saturday .
Remove Q uickly
Unwanted Hair
You may quickly re
move superfluous hair
from any part qf the
body by using La Jeune
Liquid Hair Remqver or
Depilatory.
Price 7oC
By Mail . .' 85
For Cleaning
False Teeth
Caulk's Denture, in
large tubes . . . .50
Durnett's Food
Troducts
5 small bottba 1 Uvor
1 1' it t:traita In Hx
for SSC
This incltidva lnion,
AlmonJ, Kberry, a-
Mila a Ml" lranee,
Hufiietl'a liar ml it
Paite Cotuf. inrlud
inf lireea, Red, Ko,
lliu. tv , lg .Or
(7aa a f f Cr,J.t
arJ t aVr
Water Glass
(Or Solution Silicate
Soda)
For Preserving Y.gv,
i or, s: -lo,
(iOC and 7SC.
Full ralK.ti . . . 0.V
tllirreliiina on lalx-l.
.Vow it ihe titna to put
up l'jt.
$1.75 Vivadou Lady Mary
"oneentrated Toilet
Water f..r J) !
25c Miss Johnston's Han-!
doline for Hair. . . .19
35e I'nnd'a Vanishing i
Face Cream '2 if
SOe Victor's Ban aoin
Almond and Cucumber i
Lotion for 31;
85c Worth
Pepsodent Tooth
Paste and Tooth
Brush for 64c
Figure it this way:
Pepsodent Tooth
Paste 50C
Luxite or Borasep-
toline Tooth
Brush 33
Total g.'C
Both ilnrini: this sale
for U
Read These Soap
Prices, Then
"Stock Up"
25c Packer's Tar Soap,
special for ....... 18
10c El Merito Olive Oil
Castile Soap 7
Waltke's or Haskiti's Army
and N'avy Hard Water
Cocoa Castile Soap, K
Graham's or Schieffelin's
Lemon Oil Soap,
4 for 25
25c Cuticura Soap...2l
00c Resinol Soap 21.-
Craddock's Blue Toilet
Soap for 9tf
Armour's Auditorium Bath
Soap 11
1 dozen ..31.30
Jersren's Big Oval Cake
Old-Fashioned Oatmeal
Soap 9
Ivory, Wool. Fairy,
Cremo Oil, Palmolive
or Life Buoy Sosn. .'1
rakes for 19
Photo Finishing
at lot at the
four (fil Mirrtnan &
M l'r,itr!t rtr-t.
ha IStse fa IHxtav1!
rnovrT smvitt
Victor's
Tonic Lotion
An unfailing remedy
for Blackhead. Plnl lc,
Harbirs' Itch. Facial
Fc-etiia and all other
tkin affectioua,
l'rica 7 IV1' lH'r lttl?.
A thin lutein; lratatt
to uc.
Pelmollve
Shampoo
The olive Oil
a h a m p o fl
ies ves the
calp and hair
clean and
healthful.
60c site for
39f
,15e Colgate's "All Around"
toiet and raim Toilet
1 and "Big Hath" Seap
J t'-r f)
l.'ic Rennuiniance Soap,
rake J)
i 25r Palmer's Lotion Soap
' ' ISC
New Lew TrUet b
Fale CeJa4 Milk
Per ran .........
rr d.i
50c Derma Viva
for 39c
Derma Viva It the
Skin Lotion "par curl
icue, " It whurnt and
beautifies the kill and
produce a fair mm.
r-U'UH'tt, rrga'dleM of lis
original trmutititin nur
mehey bu. k If 'U ar
not riiaed with fru!ll
$1.50
2-quart
Maderite
Hot Water
Bottle
or
Fountain
Syringe
A.
(luaratittrd I year,
i lf
98c
You Save Time and Money by Trading at the Rcxall Stores
Cut Price Sale Starts at 8 A. Af. Friday Morning
. - - . a., am a aM .-a. M a Br I
16th and Doilge 16th una Harney rJth id 1 rnm .iUi and rnrtvni
07
(li I 'Jl, Willi rlii. ar.
h.-liwiiul-iiiiinii and tli Ivuetoiiiera were iiihti ucied to wild Ji 1 ii-nril iiml inimnaa or flie iliuicn,
aeiKiire uf 1. ttna rimtnliilne- 125 mio In ! S tire lo rovt-r llie cont or ciatiim '"ur i.ep.iriinenia. .
ch.i. kn ni.d ini.ney orili in, 11. l When Mr. JlnadHl InvceflmiU'd. h" j "The thnmiiiic axiile nf all restraint '
Mi.adnl, iHiHtuI nn.i t(ir, Ultevea im 1 reported he found Scliwliidi nmnii i l.rmiKht nloul by the inlnftliiig of th-f
hue iilpn'.'d a nwlndle that In a few ttulcd In mull, Inn no tires were to ) m-m-m iIiiiiiik the war dayn," aald lr. i
wei-ka in, Hht have grown to VttV bo wen- ! Mudae, "m new berinnlnK inee,
prnpiii tionn. Hrhwintli'lnann, he euld, J , Thia U Ind'ialiil hy the pnalng of tha '
will h e'laix'J Willi lining the rnnll ; PiTMftl of JilZZ Dilllt'illg ' rlioit alt it t and the return to popular
In ilnfriiud r I II '. V. I ! f"or of Intig hair. The eolleae diine" ;
H hwin.l. riiiinii la ulh a-d lo huve I 'J i .ni -,i.ie Ja. fullni'iiy r.-luned eupieine.
Aldiuille (My. N. .1.. Oi l. 2'i The nre a'o n fleclliiu the t lmriK1 1 eplrlt
period of inzx whli h aiartrd at t J , The extreme atyb . the liideenit iliine
i Iiii-m nf llin a in lil Mui' H Kiiiiluiiil.' i Inn iiml Ihe pin ket Dn k nre veiy
eent iIiiiiimiiiiIh iif ciii'tihiis to auto
I'h bile uwiikm t hiuiiifhout Iho I'nltid
h'i.UM iiiii I I Ik inline nf the IMIiind
Tire i iiinihiiiy,
lo lie
i'ie liff.iiiN.'
Dress Dept.
CLEAN-UP SALE
Friduy we offer Women's and
Miae' presnes, formerly sold
at $15.00 to $:"2.fi0, lleun-
a?.s!'rr;..$ii.75
Juliuo Otkin
1 SI 2 Pouglai Street
To Inaert your W.ittt Ad, "Tc-lt fh
Tidephoiin" Atlantic lumi,
1 ?'Jf'?
a I hi nk e.iinlnK to an -ml. aicoidinit lo l'r I ki-lilorii m-en now nt th
" -- --- - -- rj & a r mi "rinr m i i . i
9 . f t Football f J I
I''' t"'' M.rnuett. Univ.r.iy IT--
'Al$ Saturday, October 28 4 , , I lJk f
jS"- T'Clt" Hra $ j
fill 'Will '
Buy Your
Overcoat ail
There are a number of good reasons why you should buy your
overcoat at Bond's against which there is no argument. Bond's quality and
workmanship always the best. Bond's Styles tailored to appeal to men and young men
of every taste, styles that assure you of the fact that you are well dressed all at a price that
is far below the average retailer's charge because Bond's price represents but one profit
that of the manufacturer.
Big, roomy, fashionable
ulsters, natty ulsterettes with
raglan and kimono sleeves
all around belts and big
patch pockets soft fluffy
plaid back materials that
not only look warm but are
warm.
fli
$30
$40
$35
$45
Positively The Greatest Values
Ever Offered in Omaha
The values are so apparent that it doesn't necessarily take a shrewd buyer to see at
a glance that Bond's Clothes at Bond's prices are nothing short of wonderful. And now that the prices
of even the most ordinary clothing has advanced beyond what seems reasonable, Bond's Clothes
stand out as real examples of what can be done when one specializes and operates along the most
economical lines from factory direct to wearer.
Bond's Suits
With
Tyo-Pairs of Pants
IVijitil.tr vinttr twnnN.
n nt il airijiea, fancy mi
t in a in I murtty ftWks
in On1 aca-mn's new cut
timilcU. IMmf mailt iih
lvo pair nf pii(, th"!'
ant! will mjr twice
the Wfitr,
25
i up to $tl
Hon da are iffxciallst in out
fit tin ft junior young nun
uilh their fir at Long Vantn
Suits and Ot ercouta
Full Dress and Tuxedo
$9750
Jut in tune for llv?
"party i-4,.h". In-au-tlfully
Mik. tlllllMH I
and i-orrcetly at j led
Frtiinj t'lothr.
pros
tty 151 Farnam Street L7
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