A Queer World * *, - Los Angeles Woman Is Great-Grandmother at 47 Years of Age. Friends of .Stork. l>os Angeles, March 8.—Mrs. Vina Funningham is a great-grandmother ftt 47, her daughter, Mrs. Jessie My ers, a grandmother at 31, and Mrs. Myers’ daughter, Mrs. Bertha Blanch llausrhild. a mother at- 15. according to the Los Angeles Examiner, which has instituted a search for ’’Tlie youngest grandmother.” • • • Hail “Heinrich” Ford. Munich. March 8.—"Heinrich” Ford of Detroit will have 100 per rent moral support of Adolf Hit tier's Deutschen Arbeitcrpartei, If he runs for president. "I wish that I could send some of my shock troops tq Chicago and other big American cities to help In the elections,” said the young lead er of the Bavarian facisti party grimly. “We look on I-Ienrich Ford as the leader of the growing fa cist movement in America. We ad mire particularly hip anti-Jewish policy which is the Bavarian fas cist platform and we have just had his anti-Jewish articles translated and published. The book is being circulated to millions throughout Germany.” The articles which Herr Hittler referred to evidently were from the Dearborn Independent. They have been published in two volumes by » ^^^nmnier-Verlag of Leipzig and are ^ilisplayed in every bookshop in southern Germany. The title is "The International Jew," with Hen ry Ford's name on the front page as the author. * • * A *10,000 (at. Los Angeles, Cal., March 8.—Cleo patra, unofficial custodian of a room in the federal building where con fiscated liquor Is stored, is a “*10.000 cat,” according to H. II. Holley, chief dry enforcement agent, who said the eat saved the government at least that much in the last month. Tlie way Cleopatra proves her worth Is to ratcli mice which other wise might destroy (taper labels and other identification marks placed oil the bottles of liquor, Holley said. Before Cleopatra was installed in the evidence room, the government dismissed several rases against boot leggers because rodents bad destroyed ail means of identifying liquor taken from them. Musician Killed. Knoxville. Tenn.. March 8.—Wil liam B. Muir, 67. of Sidney, Australia, musician, was instantly killed yester day when a Southern railway engine struck him as he started across the tracks on a bicycle. Anita Stewart, Husband, ! Separate; Cause Secret - (i)---—--- j Screen Pair, Noted as Lov ers, “Agree to Dis agree.” Los Angeles, March 8.—Misa Anita Stewart, film star, announced last night that she and her husband. Rudy Cameron, had agreed to disagree. The Cosmopolitan heroine Insisted there was to be no divorce—merely a Reparation. And when asked If there was a co respondent in the case she replied: "If there Is, I don't know her name.” The Camerons have been man and wife longer than most any other couple In filmland and until lately were much attached to each other. They used to shock their friends at the weekly dances at the Hollywood hotel by dancing every dnace together. For years Cameron haa been Anita's business manager and director. He I was to have directed her in several pictures she Intends to make—but ho won't. , Woman C. of C. Member “Arrested;” Program Nearly Is Broken Up , Kntranre of a patrolman armed ' with a warrant, looking for Miss Fay Watts, president of the women’s di vision of the Chamber of Commerre, 1 nearly broke up a program being given by the manufacturers’ group I* at the chamber Wednesday night. The officer demanded that Miss Watts accompany him to the sta tion, but finally was prevailed upon to permit her to report to the judge in the morning. The "arrest” was a hoax ar ranged hy members of the women's division. I .. ■— ' Road Conditions ! t (Furnished by the Omaha Auto dab.) Lincoln highway, east.: Roads bad. Lincoln highway, west: Roada bad O. L. D.: Roads in very poor condition : to Lincoln. I Meridian highway: Roads bad i t’ornhusker highway: Roada bHd. Highland Cutoff: Roads bad. R'ark Hills Trail: Rotfds bad Washington highway: Roada bad. Omalia-Tulaa highway: Roads bad. Omaha Topeka highway: Roada bad. i King of Traits, north: Roads bad. King of Trails, south: Roads bad. River to River road: Roada bad. I White.Way “7" highway: Roada bad. T O. A. Shortline: Roads bad. Blue Grass Trail: Roads bad. 1 Weather reported clear at all points. . and as soon ss It begins to thaw all 1 roads will be \cry muddy. -Are You Going Away? You need a HARTMANN CUSHION TOP WARDROBE TRUNK to deliver the choicest garments in perfect condition. Let us demon strate the necessity of the HARTMANN CUSHION TOP. Gibraltarized Gibraltarized A price of $39.85 is not unusual for any ward robe trunk, but a HARTMANN at that price is the utmost in trunk value. This price will not remain at this low level, therefore do not delay. Freling & Steinle 5 1803 Farnam Street Here 16 Years SLOWING DOWNl — system sluggish, I 4HB *»» Hood's restores vigor, purifies the blood Wearlneti, a general ilowing down, is a warning that you mutt purify your blood, renew your strength, and build up your pow ers of resistance. Aik your druggist for flood'sSinsps filli. He knows tost this good old fsmilv medicine is futi th* thing to ink* m Spring. It relieves thit tired feeling. Ml* proves appetite. It ie in all the yssr round medicine, wonderfully effective because ft remove# impurities from the system and restore* to the blood properties so essential to good health and normal vigor. At all druggists. The Ionic for that tired feeling HOOD’S •SARSAPARILLA WHEN IN NEKI) OF HELP TKV OMAHA DEE WANT AOS. c/Jtirta Sleularz■• Congressmen Get Copies of Beer and Wine Resolution Washington, March 8.—Copies.of the beer and wine resolution adopted by the New York legislature, were re ceived by members of congress. Previous reports had indicated that ‘ Governor Smith intended to withhold the resolution until the next session of congress. Burglar Offers ' to Sell Back lx>ot _ i Fingerprints on China Closet May Lead to Capture of | Dermody Crooks. Dr. T.ouis A. Dermody, 303 South Fifty-first avenue, was given a second ehance yesterday to buy back the *6,000 worth of loot taken from his home Wednesday afternoon. A gruff voice called him to the tele- ; phone and asked: "What are you going to do about that stuff?" The doctor repeated his first offer of $1, 000 and the other ceased negotiating. The first opportunity was given Dr. Dermody while he and Mrs. Dermody were dining at the Omaha Athletic j club Wednesday night. "What’ll you give us for the stuff ' we gdt from your house this after noon?” asked a voice-. Dr. Dermody first offered *500. then $1,000. "Cheap guy," was the parting re- ; sponse of the salesman crook. Kach of the nine rooms of the Der mody residence was prowled and clothing, jewelry and silverware were taken. Police believe that finger prints left on the china closet by the care less prowler will disclose the identity of the burglar. Throst Resigned to Fate. Fort Madison, la., March S—Appar 1 ently resigned to his fate, Karl Throst, who is to be hanged tomorrow ntprn ing by Sheriff Ben Davis of Allamakee j county for the murder of Igna Mag ' nussen, does not show any emotion and appears little Interested in plans being made for his death, prison of ficials said todav. Throst's parents visited him yesterday. - — Spring “Model” Hats 83 Individually Styled One-of-a-Kind The smartest Spring Modes are represented. They aru “models” and ordinarily the values would warrant prices as high as $20. Hut. in addition to the values, the display is important also ns a fashion event. Every hat hand made, and many with hand-made decorations of embroid ery. The choice for the Spring and Summer seasons are represented . THE NEW SPRI NO COLORS Wood brown, strawberry, jade, preen, mountain hare, new blue, sand, ashes of roses, almond preen, black, navy, tones of orchid, citron, combi nations. J . 1 m I I For Miss and Matron For Street, Dress or Sports Wear Julius Otkin 1512 DOUGLAS ST. __ \ $5 Down and $5 a Month Buys a New Victor Victrola Victor Console $100.00 Think of what it means to bring Caruso, McCormick, Alma Gluck and other world-famous artists to your own home for only sixteen cents a day! Heretofore you have considered buying a Vic trola a luxury, but on our sixteen cent a day payment plan you could not possibly be considered extravagant. Money spent on good music is not wasted, but invested in content ment and happiness. Phonograph Shop—Fifth Floor Burgess-Hash Company •KVKRYKODYfc STORK' Burgess-Nash Company. •everybody^ store** Mr. E. J. Berg will give a public silk draping exhi bition Friday in our Silk Shop, second floor, from 2 to 3 p. m. __ Bairgam Ba^amemit Special for Spring Dressmaking Week The greatest sale of notions ever attempted in the bargain basement. An ideal day for thrifty housewives to buy a suppy of spring sewing needs at great savings. On account of the extremely low prices we reserve the right to limit quantities. KLEIN ERT’S TEA APRONS—Made of KC Sanitary fiapkins, seamless, absorb ent, 3 in a park Silk Taffeta Seam Binding, 0jk mm 8-yd. Pc., Hair Pin Cabinet, black Japanned crimped 4 f\ Pins lUC Garter Elastic, as sorted widths, 2 yards .oc Snap Fasteners, 1 dozen on a card, black and white, all sizes, p* 3 cards C Safety Pins, nickel plated, as- A sorted sizes, Shoe Laces, 27-in. and 40-in., special pair, . 5c Defiance S a f e t y Pina, all sizes, 12 on a card, p* 2 cards £ Pin Cubes, mat. 100 count, assorted sizes, glass heads. /\ * 9c Sanitary Belts, elastic mesh, me dium - and large 25c Maid of America Nickel Plated Brass Pina, ?Q0 count to a paper, 3 papers -m A for IOC COMPACTS *ith fleih or white rou^e and filler and mirror, A pw l»rg, »iz» .. Belt Pin Books. 144 black solid heads, best steel shafts, wm raper / Q Lingerie Tape, 10 yard pie***, wash able color,' with bodkin*, A . oc Fridmy—Btf|ain BmmkM Powder Puffs each one in a glazed paper en velope, Q sanitary OC Bias Tape, 6-yd. piece, made of the finest •1*wn. Hair Wavers, will positively curl or wave the hair in 20 minutes; can be used single or dou ble: 3 in a Q package OC Collar Bands for men's shirts, ail .! Shinola Shoe Paate, black and P* b'rown 0 Ladiea* Silk Shoe Lacea, per P P*»r . a3C 2-in-1 Shoe Paate, special, 10c Rubber Sheet in*, 1 yard wide, for nursery or hospital - 65c Button Remnants, every conceivable km/! of a button in thia lot—3 to 6 »ew»d on card* . Pearl White Laun dry Soap, A 4 35 bars ... ^ I JOHN J. CLARK S SEWING THREAD —3 cord, white. 2c spooj. OO One dozen spools, at.P Wash and In a variety of attractive pat terns and colors. A practical material for lingerie, as it re quires no laundering. Yard . Dress Gingham A wonderful assortment of new spring colorings in plaids, checks and stripes. 32-inch width. Most IQ exceptional, yard.. Friday—Bargain Baaement Yell-O-Taxi Has Right of Way Only 59c Just 300 of these popular Strauss mechanical toys on sale at this reduced price Fri day. They arc made with « steel spring so that there is nothing to get out of order, x inches long and 4 wide, with a chauffeur in uniform to do the driving. Only 59c. Friday—Bargain Bairmrnt White Outing Heavy quality 27 in. outing with long fleecy napp. An exceptional value, 1 Q at yard 1 0*C Drapery Pongee 36-inch Rajah pongee, heavy quality, that is very 4Q special at, yard *vC M&rquisetteCurtains 2'«-yard length of good quality marquisette with ruf- QQ fles. Special, Pair. . I/OC Bleached Sheeting Mill ends of an excellent quality sheeting, in fact, one the rqual of Pepperel or Au rora. All are practical lengths in 8-4 width, a width used for full sized beds. Very special, yard . PatternTableCIoths 72x72 satin finish damask cloths in a variety of attractive patterns. Special, CQ each .. Twill Toweling 18-im-h toweling with red striped border. Very service able for kitchen or roller towels. An excellent value 111 at. jajpl .1 1 2 C Mercerized Damask Satin finish damask in a full assortment of desirable pat terns, 58-inch width, /IQ yard *K7C Indian Head Mill ends of 33-in. blenched In dian Head of soft finish, a qual ity that has the label in the acl v.igc, 2 to 10-yard QQ leng:lts, yard AaOC Seamless Sheets Made of fine round thread sheeting with :t inch hem. No filling or dressing. QQ Size 81x90, each. . W* • Ox7 Pillow Tubing Standard quality of 42-Inch tubing in mill ends of 2 to 10 yard lengths. *2*2 Special, yard OsJC Baby Blankets Heavy weight in white and blue stripe border. Size QC 27x38, Special, each . muC Friday Rufsln Rairnml —.—..— - __ Remnants of Yard Goods 1 to 5-yard lengths of goods from our various departments, including percales, batiste, voiles, muslin, outing flannel, toweling, draperies, all in one great lot, at, yard. 36-inch Percale / Light and dark colors in at tractive designs for house dresses and aprons. Special, 18ic Spring Voiles New .spring colorings in ^ va riety of pretty patterns. Doth light and dark OQ colors. Yard...... | Canton Crepe Heavy weave crepe with «oft pebble finish in navy, brown, black, Jap, mochiT and ivory. „V:' $1.95 Fridmy—Bargain Basement Special — Men’s Shirts \ Worth from $1 39 Sizes 73 V* $2 to $o. g to IS, Just 50 dozen of them—fine quality shirts pur chaser! from a large eastern manufacturer who is over exacting and requires absolute perfection. All were much higher priced, but arc rejects because they > are slightly soiled, have dropped stitches, or arc uneven in weave. - Made of ' S' Silk Striped Madras Oxford Cloth — Corded Madras English Broadcloth ^ • rvd others t'oilar hand and collar attached styles in plain white, pcniil ?tr pci and figure?. I Friday—Bargain Basemen? Three-Piece Suits Friday's Greatest Offering $127S Good news for the women who shop in Omaha. A sale of three-piece suits at a price that is possible only because our buyer was so fortunate as to secure the best value on the market. 1 hese jacketed dresses are fast becoming the most popular spring style for every occasion. The jacket and the skirt of the dress are made of heavy all-wool crepe that does not wrinkle easily; the blouse of the dress is of paisley or of figured georgette. s Sizes 16 to-46. ! rtdajr- Bat cam Bair meat Kiddies' Hose A very elastic mercerised lisle stocking with double heel and toe. Black, brown and v hito in sizes o', to 9 'a. Values at only. Pair, 25c Friday— Bargain Basamant Artwork Pieces Manufacturer's samples, bought at enormous savings. Dresser scarfs, library scarfs, center pieces, pillow cases, crib cases, etc. Made of mus lin, of fine quality art linen, crash and some real linen. t.a«c and embroidery trim med. Very special at this low price. Aargaia flaaomant Shoe R epair Service w* o«r#r *7 ('»« 11 *d# r or llliJC5t SAtlMACUon And for real economy in shoe repair ing one must have efficient work men who use only the fines: qual ity leather*. Our shoe repair shop render* expert service at all times, for it is done under the Goodyear Repair System which is iq itself an assurance of highest quality work. Ask about our new low prices, I'se your charge account for vour repair work. nurf**#. N*fth Ra»»WMr| “Dix-Make” Uniforms and Dresses .xur*rs uintorm* of pro shrunk Pixie cloth in straight line one-piece style, with deep front opening and one button saves time in slipping on and off. Mannish cuff* are fitted with small rounded turnoxer—. Sites 3d to 4 4 $3.98 Nurses' uniform* of hlue chanthrav $2.98 and $3.98 Norse* uniforms made of white linonr with the usual "I'ix’’ features Sites o<5 to tt> $2.98 Nurses' uniforms of c'.ue and white seersucker— $2.98 Maul*' dresses of black cot ‘"'ii al|'a- a and finished with hemstitched white rrcsady > oliar and cuffs Priced at“ $4.98 ■ ar