Ford Will Try to Solve Coal Problem of II. S. Reeerve Supply of 500,000, 000 Ton# in Virgin Land Manufacturer Bought in Kentucky. By Associated rrese. Detroit, Mich., March S3.—Official lotiflrmafinn today at the Dearborn Offices of Henry Ford that the auto-1 mobile manufacturer had purchased 120,000 acres of undeveloped coat land i In Kentucky was coupled with the j Statement that Mr. Ford intended lo | solve the country’s eoal problems “by i using every piece of coal twice.” By purchase of the property, it was announced, Mr. Ford comes into pos session of a vast tract of virgin coal Mods with a reserve coal supply of 200,000.000 tons. This property, added 1 to other coal lands previously pur- I chased, brings the total number of > acres of such laud owned by the manu facturer to 165,000. From these holdings Mr. Ford hopes that within a year will come sufficient coal to supply all his factories in every part of the country, all the factories and mills manufacturing various products for hie own concerns, Ss many of the industries in this dis trict as care to buy coal from him, and have left fuel sufficient to supply # part of the domestic demand of the country. Mr. Ford, it was announced, will •*k all Industrial users of his coal to Install furnaces that will remove only the gas and similar substances, leav ing a Mil unimpaired for domestic purposes. The coal, after this process, would be sold to heat the homes of flundreds of thousands of workers throughout the country. The fuel remaining after the gas had been taken out would be even more valu able for home heating purposes than it was before, It was explained. rw Road Conditions tPnnUahed by tha Omaha Auto Club.) Lincoln highway, »sat: Roads rnuddv, but earn ean get through with chains making vary elow time. Lincoln highway, weet: Roads open and paved to within six miles of Fremont. The unpaved section Is In bad shape but Sirs atw getting through. Fremont to nlumhua, reads had. car* getting through making alow time. Columbus to Grand Is land, fair. o. I* D.i Road open and pared to Mil lard. Road In bad ehapa to Ashland Cara e.an get through whlla roads are froaen. but they wilt be impassable by after noon. Meridian highway: Roads bed ttornhoeker highway: Roads bad. A Y. A.: Roada fair. Black Hills trail Roada bad. Washington highway: Roada villi 1m laaebla Omah*-Tu!aa highway: Road* bud. hut pars can get through making vary slow (mi. Omaha Topeka highway: Roada bad Xing of trails, north- Roads in had •hape. A few cars going through but making vary alow ttma King of tratla south Roods bad to Ne- 1 brack* City, fair south to Hiawatha , Rlvar-to River road: Roada bad, but a , paw oars going through meklng slow time. White-Way “7" highway: Roada still | fcnpaaeaMe. t O. T- shoreline: Roads bad Blue Oraaa Trail: Roada In very bad ■hope. weather reported e!e«.r at all ***€1001. Pari* ia preparing to accommodate 300,000 tourists during each of the month* of April, May. September and October, and 200,000 in June, July and August of this year. Man Hauls W ife 8 Miles to Hospital in Sleigh; W'ins Rare W'ith Stork North Adams. Mas* . March 23.— Whan his horse was unable to plow through the high drifts on Florida mountain yesterday, Leroy Shlppe, a stalwart farmer living in the Mohawk trail section, .hitched him self to the sleigh and dragged his sick wife eight miles to a hospital in thia city. The trip down the moun tain road required three hours. Shippe and hts wife were taken to the hos pital In an automobile. Shortly after Mrs. Shippe arrived at the hospital a hoy was born. Auto Firm Suod for $136,000 as Result of Motor Wreck San Francisco, March 23.—Suit for $1 36.000 damages against the Hudson Motor Car company as a result of in juries received in an automobile ac cident June 21), 1922, near Salinas, Cal., was filed In the United States district court by Louis D. And Marina de Alarcoh, nnd Julia de Trigueros, reputed to. be wealthy residents of San Salvador. • The plaintiffs said that the accident was due to a defec tive wheel on an automobile nianu factured by defendant company. Live Lions in Big Lois. Libby, Mont., March 23. — M. H. Bakker, of this clly, who claims the title of world's greatest lion catcher, expects to ship live lions in Carload lots in the future. lie has orders.for more than 100 Hone, most of them ! for the Home Zoological arena of j Kansas City. He plans, among other things, to put a crew of Hon hunters Into the wood* of Montana, Tdsho and Washington, making Libby the shipping point for animals they cap ture. Bakker's plan is to fit his ranch ; to accommodate a largo number of 1 lions and, when a carload la osgem bled, send the animals east in charge of a keeper. Grpat Grandmother to Three Wins First Prize at Dance Chicago, March 23. — Although 91, ; snd greatgrandmother to three, Mrs, ' Krnestino Apfel, of Chicago, recently I rna.de the youngsters take a back seat, while she captured a prize at a mstume ball held here. Mrs. Apfel. attired in a ragamuffin bootblack's outfit, took * first prize. | And other visitors at the ball declnr- | ed Mrs. Apfel was entitled to the > prize for "pep.” She appeared at the dance at 8:15 and remained until mid night, daijelng all but one dance. Woman's Order of Klan All Ready to Function Atlanta, Ga.. March 23.—The Kamelia, a woman's order of the j knights of the Ku Ivlux Klan, has been formulated and is ready to func- 1 tion alongside the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, according to a state ment issued last night by William J. Simmons, former imperial wizard of the klan, who has appointed him self elmagus, ar president of the organization. The .Shop tor Women and Little Women. _ Featuring for Saturday Gorgeous New Easter CAPES $50 There’s scarcely an afternoon or evening occasion when a truly smart cape is not delightfully appropriate. Marvella8 Geronas Fashonia Vcldynes Fur Trimmed Many wdth Monk collars and fancy cabochons. Smart Smoke Grey—Caramel, Locust and Black. CAPES at $24 Easily Omaha’s choicest values. Fash Oonedffrom Bolivia, Mondaine and Twill Cords. An inexpensive Cape of unusually good style. Bewitching New Easter Suits— Two and three-piece costume suits. & A / They will he the choice of countless . Omaha women for Easter wear. * - EDWARD RFYNOLDS^^g^ 91.78 Alarm Clocks Each 98* BEATON DRUG CO. 15TH AND FARNAM STS. $2.50 Hair Clippers Each 81.40 Saturday »”9<^ 86e Youth Craft Shaving Cream .... .IB* 35c Do Luxe Shaving Cream special, Saturday only 19<* 85c Palmolive Shaving ( ream for .23* $1.00 Gillette Razor Blades for. B9<* $1.00 Auto Strop Blades B."»£ -CIGARETTES Camels, Lucky Strike*, Ches terfields, 2 pkgs. for JJT Per carton .SI .25 CIGARS 10c Klor de Intals.5 Box Of no .S2.25 10c Mozart Kxcellantcs, Per fecto size, 4 for . . . 30£ Box of BO.'.S3.25 16c Straight La Confession Cigar, Saturday 2 for !5<* 10 to 50-watt Edison Mazda Lamps .33$* -GOUTORBE COMPACT POWDER The latent and 1 moat popular $2 jGoutorhe’n Com bination RouRe r and Powder, new " shades, Beponin and Orange, in gold lunged boxes, apeeial .... $1,23 80r Goutorbe a Rouge, new shades, Begonia nnd Orange ■—in gold box. for...rifle *11.60 Goutorbf’g Fac e Powder for .fise •$1.25 Piver's Face Powder, l.n Trefle or Azurea. ea., 7»e $1.00 Frank’s I,emon Cream for .7fie 60c Djerkisa Cream !I2e 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. riltC 65c Fotcx Sanitary Napkins for .12e 26c 4-oz. Peroxide Hydrogen for.ioe $1.00 y Han Hair Tonic1 7fle 10c Resinol Soap .... 21e 60c Emulsion of Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ... rifle 60o Pepaodent Tooth Paste for . ride $1.10 Pyroa, for the leetb and gunin .^. ... 3fie 75c Htacomh, keeps' the hair in place .34e S0c Hair Groom ... 43e $1.60 Van F.sa Hair Grower for .$i.rifi ROc Pjer Fisa Rouge .Hie $1.60 Coty’a I.’Origan Fare Powder . . . .7f»e 35c Youth Craft Tooth l’a**e for .I «€* Atom Ladle*- 2 clasp and elipr.p kid gloves. Regular l-LOU value Saturday at .81.00 • Ladles’ strap wriet real kid gauntlet*. Regular Ja.OO value*. Saturday . $3.00 Easter Cards We are allowing a beautiful assortment of Easter cards at ... .5avT, Beaver, Gray, Cocoa The tendencies of the mode that are 3 new—that, are smart—these have » been interpreted with charm and character in dresses that boast a Ej finality of fabric and workmanship worthy of a much higher price. jK Paisley prints, crepe de chines, flat w crepes, satin faced Cantons, Poirct d twills and tricotines. From our reg nlar stocks we have selected a good j|f assortment of extra sizes, 14 to 52!'i- ® 2d FIoo** Dept, i Women’s and Misses’ Suits $39 and $59.00 Jaunty jacket effects that tie at the side with large grosgrain ribbon bows or trim double-breasted ef fects. Charming Poiret twill and tricotine suits, with the tailored end box coat effects, of fine quality twill trimmed with br^id and em broidery and crepe lined. Navy, black and tan models individually styled on smart lines to suit the large figure. In this lot are sires from 14 to 52V&, and an equal number of 3 piece garments. • Well tailored, eroartly *tyl*d coat* In all-wool eprlng weight clothe /f* Plain or plaid effect*, UT A J A A A J /■'I m _ *1 r*w tana and blue*. H H Coats and sss, eh^ ^vm U m youthful raglan llnea. M ^B ■ M ^B and an inverted pleat I I aBV I V ha< k. Si*** s to 14 Wr The color* are cop*n, check,' a*nd p^dl* ' ‘ T Values tO $18.50 ^ * nd there is in these coats and cares «’«•»> 5 the* dis tinction that only fine tailoring gives. Misses' coats of camel's hair cloth, well cut coats, their a-.*agger lines « and careful though: out details mark them at ones as M * J cf th® better fashion. In good looking plaids. vdUCu dllU Womens Colts aa« Cages—Of * VeldjTBt, Marvalla. Fiihlont, MittPUPie, fur trimmed, m fa all shades. Luatroui and ri'-b TopCoats M_ Clever Innovations in the Newest Easter Neckwear * o11ar« and Coff Beta of organdie* and net for the round neck dresses, very dainty a* d new. some done in colon, at .59# to 92.25 Testeea of fine n*t and organdie, trimmed with dainty val and Venice 1 arc and tucks. Priced at .59# to 93.50, Rertha and Tanel f oliar* In net and organdie. in various style*. Pried at...59# to 95.00 Wew Wet Flehna—The latest 1n the p**w net Kichu, daintily trimmed with Venice. Val and Carrinacrosa lace, priced at 91.25 to 95.00 The Wert Foster Wiling* hSNS arrived In all the pretty oomhlnations. also pla n and f*nry meshes. Attractively priced at, yard... 50# Main Floor-Front Stylish Pumps and Oxfords To Complete the Outfit Main Floor Rear Reasonably Priced $3.45 i Sites 1 to 9—AAA to D A wonderful Easter assemblage of the new est pumps and oxfords, neat styles, in black patent, black satin, brown satin, tan calf, pat ent and gray, and buckle pumps in the season » smartest modes. Children’s Pied Piper Shoes $1 to S3.45 Boys’ Easter Suits More for Mra an4 Boya TWO-PANTS STYLES $6.98 up to $22.50 They ate tailored of good quality fabrics and built for service—built for such service *■ tb' average school bey | gives a suit Color* | fancy tweeds, gray* browns, blue serge »r ; green mixtures Wtlh every suit you recei*. iwo pairs of trouset* Sues J to II years. 6*0 Pair* Boy*' Bckeel Panta. *125 Per Pair Strongly made knickers of serviceable casal merei and cheviot* in neat suiting patterns Sizes 7 to 17 years. Beys' Xu* Blesses. S*c aed 4*r Full cut percales and n*drt>. In light ano dark stripes, also if ' neat checks: collar at tached stylea Sizes S to 15 years. Easter Flower Baskets $139 A beautiful pilded Flower Basket filled with ferns, moss and larpe roses for side board orna ments or the dinner table. Only a limited quantity. Buy Men’s Hosiery By the Box Main Flo«r— Hear 800 boxes of Men's Hose. Buster Brown . make, sub - standards. | colors In brown, gray, [ nary, white, black, bal ' briggan: regular ynlue. Saturday, per txii of 0 pairs..$1.00 Men's $1.00 heather knit Ties, newest colorings, I5r Men a Wilton Pongee Shirts, writh and without collars, all ■Ires $1.19 We’re Prepared for An Extensive Saturday Hosiery Sale Pore Thread Silk Rose, Per Pair Women i pur* thread silk Hoe*, clocked in self and contrasting colors, all thr new shades to match shoes and gown: >’ 50 values. Pair 83.98 T oll I avtijnned Tnr* Silk Hose, *1-1'. Per Pair Ml the wanted rnlori. the regu lar I? If value* • 1.95 Ifoattrr Dfpinnrnt Hao« —Muln Flwr New Earrings In special lot* at 50*. 75* SI up to S3.50 New Kerchiefs In three special lota lot 1—10c hand kerchief*. 71**. Lot 2—lfcc hand kerchief*, 81**. lot 8—f5c hand kerchiefs. 17<*. Grocery Sales 2.000 lb*, bulk Oatmeal, nr (t lb». for.. 150 case* l’earl White ‘)W/» Soap, 10 bars for.'30C 100 c**e* Oarolene and Klkhorn Milk, per can.... **v Navy Henna, 3 Ib*. Of?., f..r . *LOL lfiO caars No. 2 cans Ap- QP _ pie Butter, dozen can*.. 100 race* large oval ran* Nekro Sardine*, 18c value, Sat- 11. urday, per ran . I IL Hayclen* Ankola Coffee*, per n>, -lor; f» it'*. ti?i rr for ..fl>l . « '1 Hayden* fancy No. 1 Moyune tjun Powcb r Tru, p* f /U1 Hi. «5r*: b Iba for.. *P*).IMJ Hayden * L'l*mond II (PI /*ft Flour, 48 lb. aark..,. *5 1 *0*1 Hold Medal Flour, d*| QO per 48 Ib. aac 1c...... *!» I et/O Hayden’* Itealth 1 4*0 Flour. 48-lb. earl. . 1,.DO Italian Prune*, 4o Co "J r »lze, per Ib. 1 *)L, Halloween Hales, «pi 1 1 *» etal, iier Ib . * lv Fanrv Cooking Flga, | per Ib. I *Jv luetnnf Swanadown OO., Cake Flour, pkg.z^i'zv Poat Bran Flake*, per | 1 . pkg.Ill A Great Easter Sale 1,800 BRAND NEW TRIMMED HATS , In n Remarkable Pre Easter Sale—Beginning Tomorrov \ AVo shall inaugurate n gigantic sale that Mill set all fern inine a-talking. This important event - n niilinery sale cm hraeing 1.S00 brand now trimmed lints for Master wear— comes ns a result of several great special purchase* of the most desired Easter styles. In the range of designs, colors and trimming effects, this collection leaves nothing to he wished for. Everything that is correct is here. For the miss and matron- for those wanting extreme nml conserva tive styles, (’nine prepared to buy as many hats as yon Mill reed the opportunity is more important than you can renlizo until you eotue to the sale. $7.50 to $10 MILLINERY Representing 1,100 Absolutely New Easter Hats to Be Offered at Thousands more will be convinced that $5 is all that is nocesaary for a becoming hat. SEE OUR 18TH STREET WINDOW DISPLAY Market Sales Fancy rolled Ktb R.->**t. lb 20c Fancy Steer Shoulder Roast, per lb. . 12HC Small lean Fork R.aat. lb ISC Ft* Sparerlb*. rer lb. . 9C Sugar cured narrow laan Bacon, per lb. 25c Sugar cured Picnic Ham.- per lb .. -. 1 2 'a C Fancy Creamery Butter In oar ton*. per lb. 49C Se e. ted fre*h country ls>;i. i or nia bo\ . .. 75c Eatra fancy Cucumber* at. each . 25c Fancy artichoke*, each.IS# Ererh Pineapple*. each.25c Bakery Sales Toffee Take*, each .15^ 2 rakra for ............ 35** Kioh kneel Tood token...30*?