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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1922)
HIE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. NOVEMBER 12. 4-A Late Returns Put California State in Dry Column Krror in Tabulation and Late Return Show Margin of 29, 021 'oU' in Favor of K iglitccnlli Arm-mlmcnt. Kttn li Miiciiro, Nov. 11. (l!y A. P) OtifnrniH, the I U'IIiik win (trape KrxwIiiK state In Die union and wblrh unto hail hope nf i'iir-i-n-liii with the chiiiiiiiiiKfnd of h'riiin' ami tbe lthln wlrifn of ( rniuny, Iiiih nl luxt Knn "ilry" eft-r 1" Jrnr of voting down prohibit mil iim-hiiii !. A majority fif 29, CI In favor of milking the 1 Si h iinvriittiient of tlx-t-onf llu'Ifn of tho I'nituil unites and th V(iliin tit a mi tu if l.i w nf 'lilifnililu Mood liiNt UK hi Willi only scatterin-t precinct to be heard from, no thHt there niit'iirii no piwHibillty of the filial loinl bilnn against tho enforcement of jirolitlillliui. Tho vote nicht wim: Kor en forcement, 4ii7.!.r"2; minliiHt, 37H,33I. A bis: majority iiK'iln-tt the meiiMure at first dpiKMiriMl to hiive been runt In TiH'Kilny'M eleitlof), but thin mnrjrln linn been nit down i . i 1 1 1 y . At noon mi error of nlwiiit 24.000 vote whh Uncovered In the office- of the clerk of Alami'ilii Kiiinnty, which reduced the imtl prohibition lead in thut coun ty to 1,'lVi. Almost Hlimiliiiiii'oiiBly other error were discovered In tho office of the n-KiHter of Los Auk'-Icd fount v which nerved to inrrrimu I In; favorable mujorlty there anil thlH, with Inter addition to the Lo AtiKi'h'M totals, tipped the bulimeo In favor of I be. act. The new law provide for enforce ment of the 1 St h amendment am) the Volstead ni t by priwfcutinu attorn-"), liwiff. eriil Junta, maiitritu- and pruot tiffirera. Bandits Steal Safe but Miss Big Payroll Hi. Ignite, Niv. 11 A few minutes after flvo armed men hud atolen safe Which they believed contained (lie $60,000 payroll money of the American far and Foinidiy company iit SI. I'harle. ID mile went of here, and had kldund the driver, A. J. Caulk, the second wiit-oii carry In the money, passed tho pluee of the holdup. The liliiliwaymcn fled In an ifUomo l-lle toward Ht. I.oul, releasing the driver a few mile euat of Ht. I 'buries. A check iniido Inter hy tlm company officials, revealed the atolen aiifa con tnlned not more than $4t. !e-nii of the C'-lclirntlnii of ArniUtlce day plan tied fur Haturdiiy, the cotupatiy had deviated from In customary hour of dellvi'i ini the money, thua s.'lvInK the payroll. Two Pri'sourm Art Kilh-I in Altcinplrtl Jail Urrak )!linilii--liiini, Ala., Nov. II. Two primmer were hot and killed, one was probably fntaly Injured itnd two other fllKhtly Injured when they are .i 1,1 to have attempted to escape through tnlno shaft at Kl.it Top prison ciiinp, near here, early Inst nlKht. Hurt in Airplane Wreck. Houston, Tex, Nov. II. Mia. Hen P, Jnckaon. wife of tho president ol tho Month Texas Fair association, and It. K. Hurry, ovlalor of Jtioolilyn, N. V were seriously Injured when the plane In which they were rldltif nt thn It.-iiuiniiiit fair, cniHlied yeaterday, It was reported here. Internal Injiirlea are feared. West Virginian Is Disfranchised for Three Years Defeated Candidate in Pri marie Convicted Under State Corrupt Pructirci Art-Fined $1,000. lluntititfton, W. Va , Nov, 11 Po litical hlatoiy ln-Wet Vlrgmla waa written yeaterday when C Fred Kd wnrda, iiillllunalra lluntlniiton mat trena nmnufaeturer and defeated can didate for the republican nomination for 1'iil'irl HtateH aenalnr In the An guat pruuarlea, wan aenteneed to pay a fine of ft, 000 coal and deprived of hla right in vote for tho next three year. JIk I'. K. M.itthew. lifelong friend, who recalled Kdwardi' "Mo nil in Algei " like rlo In the world from a liuefoot lxy to one of Ih IcailiiiK iiiatinfucturerN of till" ill"' Irlft, linpoaed fenlence on two Indict ment When Kdwfird pleaded "nolo contendere." One charged him wdJi l.clnu one day late In retiiniing hla aworn ot Htntement of rainpalgn.ex pendlture to tho aerretary of atnte, (n thla lie woa fined $1,000. ' The other charge grew out of Kd wnrda campaign expenditure. He wfi Indicted for having dlnlrlhtifed $37,H0O In thla county nlon a a part of tho $!il),000 he expended In 4he atate. Tho Went Virginia corrupt practice, Milder which charge were returned, limit expenditure to $75 a county, or $1,11:5 for the entire commonwealth, On thla count ho wa dlHfinnchliied for three year. The maximum pay for aklllrd me chnnlc.a In Japan I $1 a day. ! ! CP Children's Book Week That books arc Uic best companions for young minds all agree, Jut to fully enjoy this companionship every child should have a library of his own. Children's Hook Week, from November VI to 38, is a splendid time to begin one or to add a few new volumes if the start has already been rriadc. Books for Boys, 50c Each Radio Boys Series By Allen Chapman Foreword by Jack Ittnn, Radio Editor of the New York Tribune, and wlreleaa hero. Each volume, from first to laat, ia lo -thoroughly fascinating, bo etrlctl; up-to-date and accurate, we feci sure all lads will, read them with great de light. The Radio Boys' First Wireless. The Radio Boys at Ocean Point. The Radio Boys at the Sending Sta tion. The Radio Boys at Mountain Pass. The Radio Boys Trailing a Voice. Hoy Blakeley Books RoyBlake'ley Roy Blakeley's Adventures in Camp Q Roy Blakeley, Pathfinder Roy Blakeley's Camp-on-Wheels Roy Blakeley's Silver Fox Patrol Roy Blakeley's Motor Caravan -Roy Blakeley, Lost, Strayed or Stolen Roy Blakeley's Bee-Line Hike Roy Blakeley in the Hauntei Camp Boy Trooper Series Roy Troopers on the Trail. .Boy Troopers in the North west. , Boy Troopers on Strike Duty. Boy Troopers Among Mountaineers. Tom Slade Books Tom Slade, Boy Scout Tom Slade at Temple Camp Tom Slade on the River Tom Slade with the Colon Tom Slade on a Transport Tom Slade with the Boys Over There Tim Slade, Motorcycle Dis patch Bearer Tom Slade with the Flying Corps Tom Slade at Black r,ak Tom Slade on Mystery Trail Tom Blade's Double Dare Golden Boy Series Golden Boys and Their Electric Cell. Golden Boys at the Fortress. Golden Boys in the Main Woods. Golden Boys With Lnmber Jacks, Golden Boys on River Drive. ' ' Popular Books for Girls, 50c Each Two Little Women The Marjorie Books The Polly Brewster By Carolyn Wells The adventures of pretty Dor irtda and elf-like Dorothy wi'l make every reader wish thi mifcUt really know these tvv Rirta. Two Little Women Ar-d Treasure House On a Holiday Marjorie Dean Series Marjorie Dean, College Fresh man. Marjorie Dean, College Sopho more. Marjorie Pean, College Junior. Marjorie lean, College Senior. By Carolyn Well These "Happy Books for Hap py Girls" tell of the good times which 12-year-old Marjorie en joys at home and on her travela. Marjorio's Vacation Marjorie in Command Marjorie's Busy Day Marjorle's Maytime Marjorie's New Friend Marjorie at Seacote Mary Jane Series Mary Jane Her Book Mary Jane Her Visit. Mary Jane's Kindergarten Mary Jane Down South Mary Jane's City Home Mary Jane in New England Mary Jane's Country Home Stories Br Mlllan ICMiabrth H07 A delightful aerie for glrli, In which they will follow Polly and Klenror through Interesting ad venture and enjoyable trip, and will learn something of the fas cination of Interior decorating. Polly of Pebbly Pit. Polly and Kleanor. Polly In New York. Polly and Iter Friends Abroad, rolly's Iiuaines Ventura, Girl Scout Series Girl1 Scouts at Miss Allen's School. Girl Scouts at 'Camp. Girl Scouts' Good Turn, Girl Scouts' Canoe Trip. Girl Scouts' Rivals. Books for Little Tots, 39c Each Little Jack Rabbit Books nt imtD ronY For ( hlldrea f rom 3 to S Tears An entirely new and orlnlnal serte about the furred and feathered Utile people of wotwl and meadow. Children wilt eagerly follow the ilolnt of little Jack ttabt-it. who, every mornlnc as soon a he has railuhed the front door knob and fid the canary, seta it from Ms little boue In the i-ramhle patch to meet bis friends la the hh.vly Forrat and Sunny Meadow. I'M are Wrapper la lr foluts lllalrtej fct It. . HarW.it 1 Itltat Jack lUbblts A.Ueuturrs. tjttle Jack liabMt and lant lot. l ittle Jack iObbit an t the 8u.'iirtr Brothers Utile Jfek KanMt and Chippy Chltum . Little J k Kasbtt and tfce Uif Pro a ltr. Little Jack lUbblt and t'ncTe Jiihn Hare. Little Jack Rabbit and Professor Crow. The MakeBelieve Series HY I.M'M UK HOPE t or hlldn n I rm 4 to K War. Delightfully Hlsolratca bt Harry I. Pntth A aerel of stnriea relatln the adventures ef the to which etery kiddie love and treasures. The Story of a SawduM Imll, The .story of a White Rocking Horse. The tory of a I-amh on Wberla, The Story of a Hold Tin Soldier. The sunt of a Candy lubbll. The Story of a Monkey on tlllt'k. The Jitorr of a Calico t'oo. The Hmry c-l Nmtdtn; tonkey. The jttory of a China Cat. The Mory nit I'lish Hear, He Story of a Stuffed. ) lehant. TKI.KI'HONK ATLANTIC iJOOO- Traveling Bear Scries A lm ef Ik Trll . Vl'l iwai la ib .( a una ! Is . Ti. '. la Ivi4ml tiai., a( tta , t I. T'i.n l'.n In .fii. ' r. .K . ' . ! t . :A Ti.t.l i te liiia t l"iMt. Bunnie Cunniekiu illll I'm (.HI..!, ill Ui i ill ..i t w ,.. ill'. ! hi aV4iTi iiiuk .i a K.4 t .. Wee Books of Wee Folks M IS.S C Ni.,t. T.H tl. t v tmt. 1 I at, t-, h . ki lt I Mil t a .h a, T. i in l t I II t - S i- . t t.ai i vi... TH Kb-) It All T '- i . U x.a 4 tk J- i. I i u- iin,i.i ii. i!e-, Peter Rabbit Seriea r ti r i-t .v t Hm ! I ll H .! I (i. f (-.. i l , I I I a v Blankets for Colder Payt BlatiJ.it in double M slie, 70nH4 in lan, fray or white, thread wliippeil fda-vs, O 4 ()Z pair pti.-'J Wool llalnkets, size 6flx80 in Muf, tan, Kray or pink plaiils, bound tyitli a-inch lilanket Jf7 OfT binJinir. Hood value, ,p I Otl Cotton tiheet Illunkcts, size 60x78 in tan, itray or CjO HJ white, pair P- u Comforts Light Weight and Warm J'ull size I'cd Comforters, rxtra heavy, puro white curded cotton, best quality of sateen, beauti fully scroll stitched, plain bor der. Ui-ifiilur fll. GO quality. Limited quantity. (7 r( Each ipltOVJ Our nssortmcnt of Wool - Filled and Eiderdown Comforters now com plete, varying In (PI O HK prices up from P-l-0 iO ,.$2.25 50c Utioi Ilcd Sheets, 81x01) Utlea Pillow Cases, 4x!!n, ench. . . . , Utica Pillow' Case, 45x30, each, 55c Mattresses Supplying Omaha's mattress needs for more than a quarter of a cen tury has taught us just how to make mattresses that will answer tlm requirements of the most ex acting purchaser in this territory. Slumberland Built of 45 pounds of cotton en closed in fancy art ticking. Price for full size GH jr mattress p I .UtJ Regina Built of 60 pounds of cotton en closed In fancy art tick-Jn ing, Price for full nizePV.UJ Rex Built of 50 pounds of 'cotton en closed In art ticking, smartly tai lored. Price for Q?1 O Kft full six tpl.UV Omar Built or 00 pounds of good cotton, felted and enclosed in attractive art ticking, securely tufted and tailored with roll $1 A edges. Pric $ll0J I K p " (J J Curtains and Draperies That vill be found attractive both ai to sje and price 100 Hemstitched Voile Curtains at, per pair, 75c and 85c, Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains and Lace-Edged Voile M (f Curtains, per pair... P4-vvf Lace-Trimmed and Hemstitched Curtains, pair, $1.25 and 11.50. Ruffled Marquisette M Kfl Curtains, pair pl.UU ...$2.75 Ituffled Swiss Curtains, pair. Kuffled Voile (kdm&WBtimCb SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS Vtu would probably buy nen furniture this very week if )ou felt that aoti i ould get a reasonable allowance vn the pieres you wished to discard. Asl( for an appraiser Monday his help's given without charge or obligation. x-rrv it' - t ' rt-;'-'V -i'V" -V 2T - ?ii You'll Just Love This Two-Toned Velour Overstuffed Suite The suite is built in our own factory, construction Is thoroughly depend- skliL In at(tku fuuiitinl liwtu utfmp f 1 1 u i ti tt Hatf nn nil wtt Kl A ti t Ml I M ft ui (1 Ml? Ill I rpjiiii "f"nv P'i ihj v uniiiuiin ivpv via S r v ui'iiifj u w ''' foundation, vvltn vutsuiu back covered in mime material us irom. rmown hi two-toned velour, 1'rirc, complete..,, , , $22Q00 Davenport, $115.00 Chair, $52.00 Kockcr, $5i.OO Italian Dining Suite in Walnut, Complete, $1 81 .00 The rich two tone Kensington finish distinguishes; this ' suite with the interesting Italian motifs. You'll not ooly admire it, but the truly wonderful value of each piece will give you a real thrill. 00-Inch Kensington Two-tone Walnut Buffet like cut ...375.00 45x10-inch Oblong Extension Table in Kensington Two-tone Walnut to match $58.00 Set of five Chairs and Arm Chair, with full slip scats in pretty tapestry to match, per set ., $18.00 Join Our Victrola Xmas Club Here's the Plan We will deliver this or any other instrument without a down payment. After one weel(s Free Trial you make your decist jn. Easy Terms can then be arranged if you wish. Every musical longing is easily satisfied when there is a Victrola in your home. VICTROLA Model 240, Illustrated, in Walnut or Mahogany Size 344 inches high, 20 inches wide, 20 inches deep. Record albums. 12-inch turn-table. Pvickel-plated Victrola No. 2 sound box, new improved Victor tapering tone arm and tapering "goose-neck sounu-box tube. Automatic brake, speed regu lator and automatic syeed indicator. Newly designed, patented and im proved, double spring, spiral-drive motor (can be wound wbile playing), Fifth Floor 11 I, . Detroit Jewel Gas Range Shown in right oven style with high thelf. All exposed uteel and cast puna arc finished in baked Ebonite. Furnished with oven right or left. One giant burnc standard burners. Loop oven burner. Enamel tray. Enamel broiler pan. r, three burner $4Q50 Terms-IO',', Cash and I0(,: lr Month lffled Voile Q1 n" s N Curtains, tair Ol.iii ( Coal, Ciasand Combination Ranges At Special Prices Filet Net Curtains, lory and ecru, at 12 u and f 4 00. UrJrsrry Materials, flain Mad ras, 60 lnhs r7i id OL ,'Uln an, I Figured Madras, 3d la gn Inches wide, C1 lU fur V" I..U Ik tr..'t.l f I $2.50 color effect , . , gunrty A m!(uu wmlit ter til try material, (uataiitved lunfait, sbowa in iri- vi ,1-Kinl ffc.,,. .,, S -" I' del Curtain Net ho in f,.,.4 sra.wt, i.'fji a4 '"jllj lrt'' cl-r. "vv- ),U N.U. .14 Invar wul with atfe ntK, 1 ft,-HH !! a'.tia.t,. iI i.m ai. I Vtu Ate Coing to AVeJ a Rrntfe th wiiitir, you vk !l di well tu Im-k vrt oar stocks this week. Notwithstanding the fact tbat i-rn-i are wiihJruwn an-l it nt more to rrpUce mist t),i-, w ahull K tttriiu.ii v,f h mir prvrram aed f"r tli in-t d t ffi-r rangis at the !d r!i.n. Illi 00 ivir. I Jewel C. il IU114:.', rnamel 1 i ikl trim, with lan r. rwur, 975.00 l'.'JtMt (et.iuid Hi Hun t nibiiialin l!'ik-" with Ut vn dor, TI unly good i'oiiit.,titinn t4"t Mi(ui!'": a miaii f lr -ac , 9"S."s. (Ml fl t t I'e'mt Jew. vt Coal ,vf IUn" with bljw ir whit enamel ai. I tu. kel tiiiw 07.50 111$ i Wh;te ii.Au an I Ni.kil Trim I'e'fjit Jil t'ombination ttan..,, ttJH.50 !. 'It',) : I t.i.) Ni l.i It m tin-. I t; Hii.e ,, tfltNMM) fsMri S I't-i fv t.jn t)il l:ii , . . , . , , , , , , . , . , , , , . , , . , , , . , 9'JI.OO' )urtuiRtr w i'vifi,.n nt i!i ,,, s'.'n,ro It ' f r I" rfr.i I: ! tsi 95. OO, 90.50 M 9MMI A fmf ' "!, ut-d d. m i .irali-.n nrfi at rry t- ul fi I iiiiM(i1 terms tn ht rt I f..t arent. It Linoleum Tor Every lioom !id you know that linoleum floors art- iimimI in all types of room in fine European residences? lYrhnp you now use linoleum in thy kitchen and bathroom because it i sanitary and easy to clean bo laiiNo it in easy to stand on und muffli-H icminl. For the other rootiix it ha the miiiic advHntngci. and, if properly chosen, lends itself well to any particular color richem you desire. With Orchard A Wilhclm you can have your color preferenco fof every room rose for tho livlrg room, brown for lbs dining-room, yellow for the sun-room. Have u Iny it properly, cemented down firmly over felt paper; for then you liiivt! u permanent floor that ban no crevices, warps or splin ters. An occasional waxing will keep it like new. T it I'll 1l. ('"1"r 'I,''r l,irUKh, 111 lit HIS Burlap backed, Armstrong's, Nuirn's or Imported (ireenwich Inlaiils are all shown in goodly variety. $2.85, $2.50, $2.00 and a low as $1.50 per nquare yurd. Printed ttd Printed linoleiiin gives excellent service, is easily cleaned and always lends an air of cheerfulness and cleanliness, $1.25, $1.10 and as low ai 85c per square yard. Congoleuni Cold Seal Rugs These popular rugs lay without tacking, aro sanitary, eaily cleaned and invariably give good service, 18x36-inch 50 each 30x54-inch $1.50 each OxO-foot $8.10 each 7-6x9-ft. for $10.10 9xlfx6-ft. for $14.25 xl2-ft. for $16.20 The Gift Shop People Say: "It's not a bit too early to thin1( of Christmas." Here are a few suggestions: One dozen Spanish Q AA Luster Goblets... PLd,JJ Silver Encrusted Cigarette Box, at $8.00 Bulb and Bowls, $1.25 to $3.00. Silver EncruHted (fcQ AA Cigarette Box pO.UU Humidors finished in walnut and mahogany (50-cigar d"l Q AA capacity) at pJ.w.VJ Books End of Carved J A A A Wood, pair 'l.vU "Bridsre" Lamps and Shades Newly created Bridge Lamps and harmonizing Silk Shades. ALM- S.;. $34.00 Lennox China Start n new set ur complete the otic you now have there is noth ing quite as satisfying as fine dinnerware. Open Stock Dinnerware 4J-'icce, service for six; a variety of patterns shown Q1 fj i low us plUsVv tern llarlmmin'a U'ardrolc Trunks IUn 'iu i; tr ihrue. Flbff Wsi ii..K Yrtttik -I ttit'l f .r a . in it a -mn, with blje I .r t i.t.inn U4rje '. b ' ai d bat b Jj.t tn.l - V Urf ili.M.n ef I '- I i ml mi4 )'. Il.t.i l'l, M ae ml f.H.ia r 'm, j Luij f .? U, (is, , 0, ti:cn.i:i & WI1.1UX.M t'i.
