THE OMAHA BEE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922.
War Veterans
at Burkclt Give
Mite to Kiddies
ittiIriMni Men and Women
in SoMirrs Home Sen J
Contribution to Omaha
Bee Slioe Fund.
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Are you reidly thankful fur the
Breat Messina"! whl h ere ahowered
iipmi. y-hief lth. cnitifiiit. fiimliy,
friends, tbe urmhlnc?
Many persons don't have these
things. .
And thoy are thnnkful anyway.
Will you show your thunks by help
ing provide shot's fir destitute cbil
drenT Out In the Nebraska Boldlers and
Bailors home at Hurktt, Neb., thy
took up a colleotliin for Tli Omaha
Itee trv shoe fund, $32. t. About
me third of thla amount ci.me from
the hospital, where tho helpless and
beilriddi'n old people were glud to rive
their mites." writes the Binder. Ix-t
ue aet down the Rifts of thee poir
but kind people ahead of nil contrlbu
tlona yraterdAy from all the other
kind people.
Veterana fllve Mite.
Hera they are:
Prertoaely wknowlrdf ad SM0.1S
Addleon Walt 100
lifoiH White M
damns MlirhrO l-"
J, a. Snlnk ... 2'
Inrrfnn Sutton tS
II. W. Ilrwltt
Allre F. Molt UN)
P. T. Miller 1.00
pflnnle tinrdclls . ... .t
Mary . .Heon 1.00
WUilam Anderaun .Mi
W. O. Miner l oo
KlUe RUT
J. C. Tefft 1.00
1. ft, Darker
Mr.. W. II. rraak 1.00
tirma BrnniKf 100
Tli in Torrer .............. 1
Julia Mrformlrk 1.00
Mn. I. M. Mrala... Ml
ft. W. Aalter
Jnerph f'onway
W. II. Rolirrie
V. p. flrork
W. H. FHipatrlrk
4M Anderenn .
Ml HVIwlif
William Perry ,
Jumna Ille
John In 're ..
William II. Hklnner.
airri Wood
K. A. Kh.llrr
Fit Rldsjry
Kranrl Knlner
Mm Kherley
larrle Crockett
Knsenla WlneloW
A net-He Mnelor
Nancy Mnde
?.lrcla Wennett
KM W'ehmey
Mary Ilmislee .
Amelia Stokeahary
Juih It. Maaon
ham net Kleftman
Mary Croehy
Mary O'Krlrf
Totel ,US.l5
Children Head List.
Vow come sthe regular lint of yes
terday'a contrlbutlona to provide ahoea
for the very pooreat children of the
city.
The pupils of Henry Talea school
aent In M.39. Three Sunday echool
rlsssea provided money that will buy
aeveral pairs of ahoea. Jackie Coo
gnn, the moving picture boy, opened
Ma heart and puree. Here la the Hot:
Aoknowledsrd a a "ova $543 tS
No Name, Kidney, la
A Sunday Kchool tin 5
A Friend. Sarsent. Keb 1
Ane H hulen ??
ItrMr ooitnn. lVr Anaflra, Tal J5.00
W. o. Vi'. Harmony, t badron, h. t.OW
Mn. A. B. Mrrorland
Mn, J. H. .lohii.oe, Holdrrac, Xrh.. i 00
Mn, Ida Krnnlna. Hninlna, Nrb... t.00
Velm (aniphrll. Klllott, la. 1.25
cr rampbell. Elllotl. la l.M
Verita Camphrll, Klllott, la, 1
(luilla fiimiilM-ll, Klllott, la 1 85
I Ittra f ampoi-ll, Klllott, la l.
t iara Jane Hopon 100
lirorae K. MU-kol, Walnut, la, t.00
Mr. 8. A. Nailer. Blair, Nb 1.00
Walla B. Tbummel 6 00
omaba Jim LAO
0 100
Hnhrrt tflwoll -0
riorenre I'rhf trrlun Snniliir School
Junior IKt.
fi. A. Hargent 00
A. Y. Hmmuucn 1.04
Hirlvn P. MunrtU, Linwood, Neb... 00
Mra. J. M. Souly 0fl
. Prlrml 1.00
Mm. C. K. A 0
I'uplla of Henry Yatea School .... 1.3
Mra. D. K. (ol, Islington, Nb... X.00
Mr. and Mra. ti. rarlaon, flothen-
bur, b 00
IWhy. Crrtrana, Neb 1.00
Hmw. Ijiwronra and Seaman Oroaa 4.IMI
lith, Valrntlnc. Nab ..
mi Heine. Ixlnaton. Neb 1.00
Colonial rreaa 8.00
A Friend 1.00
V. V. 0
i a J.oo
Mrroad Mile Claaa, lint Metnodlet
Church 1.0
t'.UwIa Rowe, Counrll Bluffa 1.00
rrom On That Ja Thankful S.OO
Do It Novr.
If, on this Thanksglvlnn day, you
feel the aplrlt of the day just enclose
what you can In an envelope and ad
Jri'M It 10
"Free Slioe Fund,
The t Jinn ha Bee."
Evi-ry cent ia used to buy ahoea for
small children In the families of the
moat di spt-rately poor In Omaha. Not
a dollar -oea for "overhead expenee."
Nobody Rfla any "rakeoff." Every
rm la Invratic.tted carefutly by echool
tarhera.
fki II POr.
Money Subn'ribed ftn
Belleue Ort-hetra Leatjer
N.irfulk. Ni b , Nov. Ji. (SioUI
'IVIerafti I Vow elate American
1. eKlon firganiJUitlurie bava auberrlbad
money w.ih whlt-b tit empUy an !n
triKior for the ntrheatra at tha Bella
mi tialiilnf a. hmO. voi,linf to an
i euneamrnt m ule here by Mra. C C.
Warner, ieaihMt f the Iclort aut
tluiry, il'li Im- i.t of Nelirfiakw.
Commission Opposes
New River Rail Rates
Lincoln, Nov, S9. Oppoelng any re
adJUHtment of claaa ratea on freight
ahlmenta In the Mlxaoiirl river terri
tory which allowa reductiona from
Kinmie City, fit. Joaeph, Atchleon and
lavenworth to polnta In Nebrneka,
iihout alrnultanriiua action to re
duce the tariff from Lincoln, Omaha
nnd other Ncbruaka Jobbing centera
to the aiime polnta, the etute railway
romnilaalon hna aaked the Intnratata
Commerce rommlHlon to auapend
ratea achedulca which the rullroada
have jiiil.lli.hed to become effective !
cemlier 5.
Buch a roiluctlon for lower Mlaaouri
liver cltlpa without h correHiondlnic re
duction In upper Mlaaouri river terri
tory would clve an undue advanlaKi
to M I Kami r I and K.in.i numufneturera
nnd Jolilmra at the expenae of Nebraa-
ka. the commlnMliin claima.
A joint Invi-NtlRiition by fcdcrnl and
atate cnmmlaalona la propuaid whereby
the ratea limy be e'liiuliKid nnd a hear,
iiifr hnd on Krlcvnncea of (Irund Islnnd
end U.iHtlntfB, now penMnK before the
Interatnte Toinmerce conimlH.ilon. '
Prizes Awarded
at Poultry Show
Nebraska ns Win First Prizes
for Champion Male and
Female Fowls.
"Fine luathcra make fine blrda."
That la one of the impreaIone Kilned
while attending the ninth annual
ahow of the Omaha Toultry aaaocla
tlon, Inc., at the Auditorium.
The judges ycHterday awarded flrat
champion male prize of the ahow to
the Cryaial White farm, Falla City,
Neb., for a alngle comb lenhorn. Tha
champion female of tho ahow lea Bar
red Rock pullet owned by J. B
Gumble of Mllford, Neb. Klrat prize
champion pen waa awarded to J. It.
Cowdrey, Topeka, Kan., for hla Rlngle
Comb Ithode Inland Ileda. Cheater
Maaon of Early, la., won flrat prize
for the beat dlcplay of water fowla.
A long Hat of other prlzea will be an
nounced by the . aaeoclatlon today.
Awarda will be made today to the
winners In the boya and irlrla clana.
i Harry Knudsen, eecretary of the
association, atated laat night that the
attendance during the firat three daya
of the show haa exceeded the total
of any previous show. The show will
be open today. Friday and Saturday,
cloning Saturday at 9 p. m. The open
ing; hour each day la 9 a. m.
A late entry yesterday was made
by F. W, Judaon, who Is displaying
white-crested black Polish chickens.
The show comprises displays pt near
ly 2,000 chickens, ducks, geese and
pigeons. Some of the specimens are
striking demonstrations of what care
ful breeding and care will yield. There
are some proud birds in the pens and
the din makes It quite unnecessary
for the management to add any musi
cal feature to the ahow.
The show la an educational and In
teresting display of the best poultry
culture In this part of the country
and reflects the Increased Interest In
poultry ralBlng.
Beginning this morning, the Omaha
Persian Cat society will hold a three
day show In the balcony of the Audi
torium. Mrs. Oeorgo Dow Is presi
dent of the society and Mrs. C. C.
Stevens Is show manager. There are
125 entries In this show, which will
be of considerable Interest to fanciers
of fine felines.
Engineer Shoots Self.
Norfolk. Neb., Nov. 29. (Special
Telegram.) Clarence A. Oray, vet
eran Chicago & Northwestern locomo
tive engineer, had his right hand shot
off here while cleaning a shotgun. A
shell caught In the chamber and while
attempting to extract it the gun discharged.
Men Convicted
of Syndicalsm
Freed iy Small
Illinois Governor Commutes
Sentence of William
Drons Lloyd and
16 Associates.
Springfield, III., Nov. 29. (By A. P.)
Hentencea of Willlnm Brosa Lloyd
and IS associates, serving aentencea In
Jollet prlaon and tha Cook county jail,
for violation of tha atate antl syndl
rallsm law, today were commuted to
expire at one by Governor Len Pnmll,
The commutation were presented
aa Thanksgiving gifts to tha prisoners.
They wera to be released tonight upon
the arrival at the penitentiary of At
torney W. A, Cunma of Chicago, who
was appointed a special messenger to
curry the official pnpers. Tha prison
irs began serving their sentences last
week. ,
Mr. Cunnea represented the prison,
era at aenHlon of the board of par
dona and paroles sitting today with tha
governor.
In taking thla action Governor Hmull
announced he waa In full accord with
the dissenting opinion of Justice Car
ter of the supreme court, who, con
trary to the majority opinion, ques
tioned the constitutionality of the syn
dicalism law, when the court decided
the men rnuHt service their aentencea.
"No human agency," declared the
governor, "can accurately determine
how long nny human being shall be
Incarcerated. These men are not
criminals. Since their Indictment and
conviction In March. 1921, they have
suffered severely. I declined to ex
tend clemency In their cases prior to
their Incarceration. No great good
can come from longer Incarceration for
them."
Lincoln by Plstrlct Judge J. II. Itaner.
When arrested, Peterson told tha ahar
iff that ha had passion for riding
pi nlea and could not rualst tha Im
pulse, when favorable opportunity
for acquiring one, one presented Itself.
Democrats Change Stand
on Reduction of Salaries
Lincoln, Nov. 1!!). -(Special Tole.
smm.r Demmiata, who wars com
plaining In tha campaign over aalartra
paid etute employes, are .Indignant
over a report current that Governor
McK'elvIo Intends to recommend that
salaries be reduced.
The governor denied today that he
had decided on nny recnmmendatlona
to make to tha legislature.
Ice Will Not Halt Work
on $2,000,000 Yankton Bridge
St. Helena, Neb., Nov. 29. (Special.)
Work on the Meridian highway
bridge across the river from Yankton,
S IX, will not be stopped when the
river is frozen over. Plans are under
way to haul the rock for revetment
work over to the Nebraska aid on
the ice. It will take 7,600 ton of
rock to finish the job and this material
will be pulled across tha Ice with a
steam engine on the Nebraska shore.
The first slush ice to be seen on the
river started flowing this week.
Meridian highway officials are giving
much attention to the progress being
made on thla $2,000,000 bridge. The
work at Tankton Is considered aa Im
portant aa that being done on the
Meridian road in old Mexico, where It
It announced, the highway will be
stretched to the canal zone In order to
make It the longest north and south
recognized highway In the world.
Chicago Youth Is Given
Light Sentence for Theft
Falls City, Neb., Nov. 29. (Special.)
Remorse shown by John Peterson,
18, of Chicago, combined with the fact
that it waa hie first offense, won for
him the leniency of the court, when
he pleaded guilty to the charge of
horse-stealing. Peterson wail given
the minimum sentence of from one to
two years In the atate reformatory in
Ferhle-Mindcd State Wards
Will Have Duck for Dinner
Heatrlco, Neb., Nov. 29. (Special.)
Dr. 8. J. fitewart of the feeble mind
ed Institute and his assistants are
providing a, big Thanksgiving dinner
for the 760 inmates of the institution.
Two hundred ducks have been dressed
for the dinner, which will Include
vegetables, pie, etc. The state rained
practically all the food that will bo
served at the dinner,
Contempt of Court Charge
Is Filed Against Juror
Falla City, Neb., Nov. 29. 'Special.)
Itobert Ilowman, Juror in a damage
suit, whose indiscretion In talking
about the merits of the case with an
important witness resulted In Judge J.
U. Ilaper disqualifying the entire Jury,
has been charged with contempt of
court in a complaint Issued by County
Attorney Jt. C. James at the direction
of Judge Itapcr.
Some of the former palaces in so
viet Russia are to be transformed In
to homee for poor children.
Parents' Problems
Should children be permitted to
have likes and dislikes aa to food?
It la not possible to prevent prefer
encea, even In childhood. Most per
aona, young and old, like aome fooda
better than others, Teach the chil
dren that certain foods are necessary
for good health and that we must
learn to eat them and that we might
far better learn to enjoy them. This
really is largely a matter of habit;
most tastes as to food are acquired
tastes. If there la a very violent dis
like for any one food consult your
physician about whether to Insist
upon tha child's eating it.
Now Playing
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CMILTOM SILLS,
ROBERT CAIN,
ifiTt iir A
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CE0RCE MEtfORP
TODAY
And Friday A Sat.
Matinca Today, 3 p. m.) Sat. Mat. 2:50
Gala Holiday Attraction
A -" " 1 Fn-il-.n-Tit
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Malt. Tt.dny ana iialurday SOc, 7 Sc. 11.00
nlii, OiZf a. at 0. JSc. SI OO,
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NOW
All
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in Scrten History
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ADO SHOWING
LUPItlO LANE
t lit hI AaaaiUae Ceaaeale,
"The nc;3rt:r"
OPENS
TODAY
Special Thanksgiving
Attraction
"THEY'RE
OFF"
Big Racing Dram
Oalf aVaw ) pkalaplaf lltax
lee wilk apkH skaage
I ? a taJey.
NEW SHOW SATURDAY
s
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13?
It ta 1 1 Continuous Shews in Rotation II la II
Bif-Tim Vaud.ville at li40, 4, ;40 and P. M.
Faaturs Photoplay at 12, 2130, 6, 730 and 10 P. M.
THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL!
PANTHEON SINGERS
Offer A TREAT IN MUSIC
HARDY BROTHERS
"They Talk With Their Hat."
DAVE MANLEY
"Mayor of ha U. S. A."
CHICK and TINA HARVEY
IN A SUPR1SE
WYNDHAM STANDING
And An All-Star Ca.t la
"THE ISLE OF DOUBT"
ADVENTURE- ROMANCE THRILLS
FOX NEWS
Sunshine Comedy
"THE LANDLORD-
Prices Mat., 10 to 40 nights, lOe to SOe
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MUNSON
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ST4ST St'fcOAT
LON CHANEY
Sews-Ratafe La
DIWITT JENNINGS
-HUH AND HOO
Malta Uaily. Iili Lvars Ptigat, SilS
A THANkaOIVINO WtEK SPECIAL
EMMA CARUSi LtON CO
With J. W.lur
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Sale Starts
Sr -friday,
9 A. M.
if
If Alf tWAXUriVis-
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M V M X. J V 'V "a. M VaT mW
C Sale
1 Continuous '
5 Days
I WeVe Going to
0
5
Goeveri
i $ 1 00,000 Worth of Stock Into Cash in Just 5 Dayl
Overstocks of Rugs and Curtains
On Sale for 5 Daya
30x60 SMYRNA RUCS, $3.98
Uesvy all wool reversible)
Smyrrm Rugrs. A wide rsnp;e
of populnr patterns and colors.
27sS4 RAG RUCS, 89.
Hit and miss and plain col
ored Rag Hugs, finely woven
from clean, new raga.
MARQUISETTE AND SWISS
CURTAINS AT $1.98
Dotted marquisette and dot
ted Swiss curtains, every size
dot; hemstitched and lock
stitched, tic backs to match;
2 '4 ynrds long.
RUFFLED CURTAINS. 98c
Sheer mnrnuisette, hemstitch
ed and lock stitch with tie
backs to match; 2V yards
long.
$1.10 Colored Madras, 75c Yard
36 Inches wide Madras, the ever popular material for over
curtains, portieres. A wide range of new patterns In rose,
blue, mulberry, brown and the various color combinations;
yard 75c
Men's
SAMPLE CAPS
98c
Snmiies and surplus slock of Mm'
1' ine Winter Caps with fur lined mir
tabs, lour choice Friday,
at, only
98c
Man's $3.50 Hats at $198
About 1,500 Men's high grade
Hats. All this season's styles,
in smooth felt and silk finish.
Many silk lined. $.3,50 to $5
values at .$1.98
Man' Headwaar
Valour Hat priced at $2.08
Men's Genuine Velour Hals,
silk lined In brown, tun and
black, $5.00 value at . . .$2.98
Blankets, Comfortables. Robes and Robing
Unseasonable Weather Conditions Make
Necessary These Drastic Price Reductions
MUST SELL NOW
Down Comfortables, $15 to $18 qualities; special at.,,. $12.78
Wool Comfortables, $18.50 to $15 qualities; special at. . ,$10.50
Beacon Comfortables, $6.76 and $7.50 qualities; special at $4.95
lieacon Indian Blankets, this is the $8 quality; special
Auto Robes, made from 32-oz. all wool coating; $12 robes, $8.98
Auto Shawls, fringed, plain or plaid backs, $15 to $16.50
values, at $10.50
Wool Red Blankets, C-lb. grays; 60 pure wool; pnir. . . .$6.95
All Wool Bed Blankets, plaids; best $15 quality; pair. .. $1 1.90
All Wool Single Pullman Blankets; $9 quality; each $6.95
All Wool Hudson Bay Blankets; $13.50 quality, at $9.75
Beacon Robing, the yard wide, best quality; now, yard.... 79c
Flannel for Shirtings, dark Wool mixed, extra heavy weight;
28-lnch; 75c grade, now at, yard 44c
1,500 Sport
Sweaters for Men
$3.50 Values
$1.95
Men'a Sport Sweaters
Heather mixtures, well tailored,
perfect fitting garments. Every
size in the lot from 34 up to 46.
Men's $4.00 Wool Shirts, $2.58
Men's warm, serviceable wool
Shirts, infantry special, double el
bows, with two pockets. Every
size from 14V4 to 17
Overstocks of Women's Hosiery
All the Wanted Kinds Included
$2.50 Women's All Wool and Silk Ho.e at $1.85
Women's first quality all wool and ailk and wool full fashioned
and mock fashioned, high spliced heels and double soles. All
wanted colors.
12.00 All Wool and Silk WITT? 1 $1-00 Children's Cask-
v,
Hose at $1.35
Women's All Wool and
Silk and Wool Hose in
plain and ribbed effects;
black and colors.
65c Cashmere Hoae, 47c
Women's Fine Cashmere
Hose, In black, cordovan
and gray, hemmed and
ribbed tops.
?T71 1100 ChiMr
MIL Y mere Host
rfri Children's
II
H II
ose at 73c
Cashmere
Hose in black and cor
dovan; first quality; all
sizes.
ia- a I -:!.
rJ!7C UU;i SIIU 1(1.
Cotton Hoie at 25c
Boys' and Girls' Fine
Cotton Hose, In black
and cordovan.
Up to $12.00
Ready -to -Wear
and
Trimmed Hats
. $1.95
Dozens of smart, practical styles in all colors. All sales must
be final no exchanges and no refunds.
Scratch Velour Felts; Hatter's and Zebeline Plush Sailors;'
Panne Velvet Hats; Beaver Brimmed Hats; brocaded crowns
with fur brims a sale you cannot afford to miss!
CORSET REDUCTIONS
For the Five Day Sale
$5.00 Coriet at $2.19
Corsets from our well known
makers: Warners, C. B. La
Spirite, R. & G., Nemo, Lady
Ruths, also elastic girdles,
front and back laces in this
lot.
$1.00 Bandeaux at 59c
Mesh Bandeaux, long with
elastic in bottom, back fast
enings.
$2.50 Corsets at $1.50
Brocade elastic top, long
skirt, also medium bust; un
usual good values among these ,
corsets.
75c Bandeaux at 39c
Orchid Bandeaux, striped and
dotted materials, also mesh;
iront ana bacK fastenings.
CHOICE. 2So
Art Needlework A lot of Stamped Buffet Sets. Regular 39c
value, to close at, per set.,.., ,. 25e
For 5 Day the Annes Boya' Dept. Will Unload Hundreds of
Suits, Caps and Koveralla
500 Boys' Suits to Sell at $4.98
SOc Doian Boya' Overall! at 4Sc
to blu danltn and khaki colon. 8ii
4 to 14 ran: 7fte value.; la prict, 4Se
Boy' School Suila at $4.98
About tOO to aalact from, tnrluilins cor
duroy u!U and fancy wool mtxturaa;
17. 0 valuat; apvclally priced at.,.S4.M
Boy' $1 SO Kovarall at Bsc
Roy' food quality khaki kovarall : all
sliaa, to 14 ycara. at SSc
Boys' $4 SO Suit at I2.SS
SOS Hoy.' Juvenile auita, Ohvr Twi.t
and Middy tyln; la S to ( yaare, at
only , M S
Boy' Blouaa at So
Sample and odd lt nhirta and Mou.'. -value
to 1 1. IS. at SOc
Men' anal Bay' Cap at 4c
,1ver lot doien of men a n4 tm in
ter cape, eamplee and turiMU Uch
value la Il ia; all in on lot triday
at 4S
3
i
The Boys' Wear Gets
a Big Price Cut
The Savings Are Important
Heat' S-faat Suit. A value Math,
era akeuld iali CC QO
tstdall, ri.d at H0.i70
Sout 00 to Uct from p.yt' All Wod
III 111 uii UH te patr nf kMkr. Tha material
III 111 ' ' '" f1 nig qv,a!tiy and alfsrs a
hi ill Miafiiuii r gray, prow it, tin ani ethr
"J 41 mrf. Tm tuns have ttn wllug at
W mU iiooa, in oo nj i:j u,
.,' Ill OO Ovetaealt el S M
l4ty I'e l u'itera ttH fat llr la kr.in,
(lay, I'Ij an4 tait.
a,.' I? 10 ( k.....lla OiK.Mit el $1
(Ml li in f al gray, hn.a
1 In S Itara.
$i ia ikut a ad au. at IS
Sample life n 44 Ma ( It All l
dk.ria s4 ItUit, ia ty, "( en I
$1 1 ll.ft el
.' a4 tKillrat AU Heal aUr, M
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fleece color bloomers.
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