10 Mexicans Die
\ in Church Riot
Mob Storms Durango City Pal
t ace in Protest at Limit on
Clergymen.
V.’lflco City, June 1.—Newspaper
dispatcher from Durango City report
that 10 persons were killed and 17
wounded, eight seriously, when a mob
yesterday stormed the provincial paJ
roe in protest against the law limit
ing to 25 the number of clergymen
allowed each religious denomination.
Military patrols were on duty
throughout the state capital during
the night.
The trouble grew out ot what was
intended to be a demonstration and
protest against the law. A commit
tee of prominent Catholics, accom
panied by a crowd ot 3,000 persons,
marched to the palace to ask the gov
ernor and legislature to^ rescind the
measure. While Its spokesmen were
awaiting admittance to the building,
the assemblage listened to several
fiery speeches and finally began to
bombard the palace with stones. The
guard of mounted police discharged
their rifles over the heads of the
crowd, whereupon the demonstrators
rushed the guards and disarmed them.
In the promiscuous shooting that fol
lowed three policemen and seven civil
ians were killed.
Promulgation of the law about II
days ago caused great excitement
throughout the state, in which there
are normally about 550 Catholic
clergymen. Church officials have
served notice that services will be
suspended unless the measure i» re
moved. ,
Aged Woman Is Injured
in Beatrice Auto Crash
Beatrice, Neb., June 1.—A coupe
driven by Joe Tezcka of O'Dell and a
touring car in charge of "Mick” Terry
of this city collided on a viaduct here.
Mrs. Sarah Terry, aged mother of
Mr. Terry, and his wife, were badly
bruised.
Flood Disastrous
to Growing Crops
Damage in Beaver Valley
Lowlands' Estimated at '
$200,000.
Beaver City. Neb., May 31.—Farm
ers in the lowlands of Beaver valley
began today checking up their losses
from the flood waters which have
inundated their lands for the past
two weeks. While the exact loss to
crops will not be known for several
weeks, it was estimated at $200,000
or more.
All alfalfa crops on the first bottom
of the valley are killed, farmers report,
w'h'bt practically 80 per cent of the
corn crop in the same vicinity will
have to he replanted. Not only was
the flood disastrous to the growing
crops, but it also washed out ditches
In valuable lands, together with one
large bridge, small buildings, culverts
and approaches.
The damage to the Burlington rail
tyay in the valley alone was placed
at not less than $80,000 by trainmen.
Several trainloads of fat cattle are
ready for market, but cannot be
shipped, owning to the tieup in traf
fic. The loss to feeders is expected
[ to run up to several thousand do!
i lars.
Radio Memorial
Address Given
Col. Ames Thomas Speaks at
Station WO AW—Music
Society on Program.
The Omaha Trust company and
the Omaha National bank had charge
of the radio program at station
WOAW Thursday night. The headlin
ers were the Omaha Chamber Music
society, of which Henry G. Cox is the
director. Soloists who featured were
Miss Gertrude Godnian, accompanied
by Miss Helen Hoagland; Julius K.
Johnson of the Rialto theater, pian
ist.
Col. Amos Thomas of the Nebraska
Natlonr' guard gave a post-Mem
orial day address. He traced the
origin of the holiday and explained Its
patriotic significance.
Mi»s Elsa Reese, soprano; Evelyn
Reese, violin, and Mabel Donlan gave
the obligato to the numbers by the
Omaha Chamber Music society.
Henry Cox played a violin solo.
P. and B. Gambling
Case Is Dismissed
Case against the P. A B. cigar store
on a charge of maintaining a gam
hling device was dismissed (n mu
nicipal court yesterday by Judge
Patrick, without testimony on behalf
of the defendant.
The case was dismissed partly be
cause Detectives Trapp and Dunn
could not agree how many identify
ing folds the bill which was alleged
to have been given by Officer M. L.
Jensen contained.
"If any one was gambling," said
Attorney 'Ben Baker, "it was the of
ficer who made the bet.’"
Commissioner Dan Butler appeared
once or twice and then made hla exit.
The inhabitants of some of the re
mote parts of China have the 'Idea
that the greater number of rellgioun
beliefs they profess the more certain
are their chances in the next world.
For the Park, the Beach or the Bath Tub
Toy Sail Boats
(Double Sail)
Handsomely painted; 10 inches in length; 22 inches to top 1 /\
• of mast. A regular 25c boat; Saturday, each, AvJC
Main Floor—Arcade
National Human Hair Nets
In all colors, cap or fringe style, single or double jq
mesh. Box of 6. *I«JC
Main Floor—South ,
Summer Comfort and Daintiness
in Knitted
Undergarments
Our knit underwear de
partment shows a com
plete stock of summer
underwear for women,
misses and children.
Styles and materials are
varied, according to your
requirements, and prices
are always reasonable.
Kayser,Marvelfit, Munsingwear
Union Suits 1.00
Of fine lisle and fine combed cotton; also in this lot are
Munsing wear woven suits of nainsook; the styles are
loose or tight knee, with bodice or regulation tops; flesh
or full bleach; the sizes run from 34 to 50; 1.25, 1 AA
1.50 and 1.75 suits; special, per suit, 1»UU
Boyt and Girls' Dimity Athletic
Suits—With drop or closed seats;
also bloomer styles; sizes 2 to 16
years; regular 75c value, CQ^,
special, per suit OJ7C
Women’* Vest*—Made of cotton,
with mercerized finish; in bodice
or regulation styles; in flesh or
full bleach; sizes 34 to OQ
50; special, per garment OJ/C
* • Third Floor—Center J
I Interesting
Toys
at Special Prices
Roller Skates — Genuine
Winslow Ball Bearing,
nickel plated; for boys and
girls. Saturday 1 dA
only, per pair, l*i»7
Madam Hendren Mama
Dolls—A new line of these
famous dolls has arrived.
They are certainly cute.
Pretty faces, pretty dresses
and the sweetest voice you
e\er heard. Priced from—
2.50 *° 15.00
Come in and See Our Kid
die Gyms—Simple strong
apparatus that can be used
for six different athletic
stunts. Makes boys’ and
girls’ grow strong and
healthy. Spec- 1 *7 FA
cial at 11 »uU
Kites—Three-stick kites
with paper already to
paste. 2 kites packed F
in box for wC
Children’s Garden Sets—
Rake, hoe and 1A
spade; per set, 1UC
English Tennis Balls—For
practice; 1 C .
each IJC
King Tut’* Pup—The lucky dog.
They crossed the desert to get
him. You twist his tail, ring the
bell snd make a wish and maybe
you will get what you wish for.
Come in and talk to him.
Mala Floor—Arcade
Art
Needlework
Packages
This Season’s
Royal Society and
Pacific
I Packages
at Reductions of
33^3 Per Cent
The lot includes baby dresses,
baby sett, children's dresses,
women’s gowns, underwear,
dressing tacques, scarfs, center
pieces, card table covers, hats,
caps and bootees, carriage robes,
rompers, bed spreads, curtains,
etc.; all packages include mate
rials for the embroidery for each
article; regularly priced, 25c to
■6.00; this sale,
17c to 4.00
Third Floor—W#.l
Summer Tim.e Costumes Sheer and Cool
•New Summer Tub Frocks
• For women and misses, a wonderful array of linens, im
ported ratines, Normandy voiles, imported Swisses and
fine voiles; cleverly trimmed; in sizes 14 to 20 and 34
to 46. Priced Saturday—
Sweaters and Skirts
For Summer Walking and Sports
The New Sleeveless
Coat Sweaters
) 298 398 498
In fine mohair yams; in a beau
tiful range of summer colorings;
well fitting and cool.
New Knife Pleated
Crepe Skirts
598 798 998
An ’unusual array of clever new
models with which to complete the
popular sweater or blouse costume
of gray, tan, white; in sizes 26 to 32 .
waist.
Saturday — 250 St. Elmo Clocks
Beautiful “Dentwood” Carved
Wood Cases—
Special
| Saturday
The cases are carved by special process; the clock movement was made by the I\ew
Haven Clock Co., and is guaranteed; the value is exceptional. The finishes comprise
powdered gold or silver burnish, antique toned; ivory with antique tone; mahogany
finish with antique tone; satin brown with antique tone. The cases measure 4Vi
inches high, 10 inches long. All the clocks are fitted with porcelain dial and beveled
glass.
Main Floor—Ea»t \
New Leather Goods
Beaded Bags—Beautiful Yiew arrivals;
in a large assortment of colors including
jet color, and jet color with steel. In
the popular draw-string 1 *7C
top. Each
Firat showing of the new Egyp
tian Treasure Boxes in two-tone
effects, gold and brown;
priced from—
5.00 15.00
Leather Bags—In numerous styles in
cluding the swagger, envelope and
pouch styles. Of vachette, kid, seal
grain and velvety O QO
calf. Eaph £n*/0
Main Floor—Eut
Rogers Silverware
Plymouth artistic hammered pattern
with shield for initial.
Chest of Q75
26 Pieces J
Six knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 dessert
spoons, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar spoon.
Packed in nicely lined mahogany fin
ished chest. Regularly 15.00;
Dutch Silver Candle Sticks—An un
usually beautiful 10-inch stick in the
popular Dutch design. Per pair 2.95
Main Floor—East
Saturday— Unusual Values in
Ivaleur and Silverleur
Toiletware
These beautiful pieces of toilet ware make most welcome
gifts for graduation or for the June bride.
Ivaleur Toilet Ware is extra heavy white ivory finished
ware. Silverleur Toilet Ware is a new creation—a beauti
ful silver leaf back covered with transparent sheeting.
Silverleur Mirror 6.98
Silverleur Brushes 4.98
Silverleur Combs 1.49
Silverleur Trays 3.49
Silverleur Puff Box or Hair
Receiver 2.69
Silverleur Manicure
Pieces 98c*
Silverleur Buffer 2.98
Silverleur Jewel Case 2.98
Ivaleur Toilet Ware—In
Royalton or plain design—
Ivaleur Mirror 8.98
Ivaleur Puff Box or Hair
Receiver 3.49
Ivaleur Comb 1.69
Ivaleur Buffer 3.49
Ivaleur Manicure Piece*— *
Each, 98<*
Ivaleur Jewel Ca*ea 3.49
, Ivaleur Brushe* 5.98
Mam Floor—Waal
Beautiful Philippine Handmade
Lingerie
1.85:2.85,
f
Gowns and chemise/
beautifully embroidered \
in dainty patterns. '
A
Carefully made of fine -
materials. Sizes36to46.il
There is no more dainty undergar
ment made than the snowy handmade
lingerie from the Philippines. Because of its
beauty and coolness it is becoming more and
more popular among women of fine taste.
Pretty Silk Lingerie
Two-Piece Set*—Of crepe de chine, lace C AA
trimmed or plain tailored, per set
Gown* and Chemise—Of crepe de chine and radium
silk; lace trimmed or plain tailored. O QQ
Each ^•0*7
Third Floor—Center
1200 High Grade Tub Suits
For Busy Little Boys
Ages 3 to 8 Years
Regular 3.00
Values, Each
or 3 Suits for 5.50
At the opening of the season, a fortunate pur
chase of short lots and sample suits of these
two famous brands
Tom Sawyer and Majestic Makes
enables us to make this wonderful value offering. All the season’s newest and clever
est styles represented:
Middies—Oliver Twists—Sailors—Balkans
The finest of wash fabrics are used, tailored as no other makers can tailor them—
light, cool fabrics that will wear well—sturdy galateas. reps, pongees, in a most pleas
ing and attractive variety of colors and color combinations.
Every Suit Guaranteed Fast Color We replace any faded garment with a new one.
Early selection is best. S
Boys' Sport Blouses—Of the bet
ter kind; in neat patterns of fine
jercales; standard makes; /JO
sizes 6 to 16; each, OOC
Boys' Khaki Knickers—Extra
well made; durable, fade proof
khaki. All sizes, 6 to |
16; per pair l*wv
Boys' Palm Beach Knickers—
Made of real Palm Beach cloth,
in various shades. Fit perfectly,
perfectly made. Sizes O OP
6 to 16 4*00
Roys' Straight Palm Beach Pants
—Sizes 4 to 10; per 1 /JC
pair, 1 sOO
Youths' Shirts — Tailored shirts
of good percales, in new smart
patterns; collar attached or neck
band style; sizes 12H |
to 14 neckband; each 1 *vU
Boys' Straw Hats—Now is the
time they want to wear them. We
have fine quality straw hats in
all styles and shapes for bovs of
50c w 1.50
Confirmation and Gradua
tion Suit*—Made of finest
of all-wool serges, smooth
finish, and tailored perfect
ly in styles that Appeal to
boys. All sizes, 6 to 18
years.
In two Groups
9.75 and 12.75
Fourth Floor
“Such an Aggravating
Inconvenience to Travel
Without it, packing tires you before the journey: worry
about the condition of your clothes spoils the joy of your
trip. And unpacking at each stop inconveniences you.
With a Hartmann packing is a pleasure. Many people keep
clothes in a Hartmann the year round.
Specially
Priced
52.50
Specialty
Priced
52.50
"Nat m iorinUa at tha and of tha trip“
Tha new IMS Hartmann Cushion Top Wardrobe* now on display at our
•tore are a revelation in beauty, in new improvements, and in modest
prices. Saa them to know, "What's what in Travel Convenience."
*
Hartmann Wardrobes rang* 35TO to 155.00
Two Specials
in
Silk Gloves
Kayser and Van Raalte
Long Glove* and Gauntleta
Pure Milanese with.self or
two-toned erabroid ered
backs. In pongee, white
and silver, per
pair,
Kayser and Van Raalte
Long Silk Gloves—In pon
gee, silver and white. 16
button length. Splendid
quality, tricot or Milanese
silk, double tipped 1 CA
fingers. Per pair
Main Floor—North
Handkerchiefs
Women'* All Pur*1" Linen and
Shamrock Lawn Handkerchief*—
White and colored linens, with
embroidered corners. *11 colors;
lawn in white with colored woven
stripe borders and fancy em
broidered comers; spe- 11
cial, each A A C
Man's and Woman's Pur* Irish
Linen Handkerchief*—Men’s are
white linen, plain or with em
broidered initials; also white with
colored borders; women’s are
white, and colored linen, with
fancy embroidered corners:
also white with embroidered
initials; special, OC^
each
Main Floor—North
Saturday—1000 Beautifully Styled
Summer Hats
Reduced
for this
day to
Summer hats in the most bewitching
styles and colors in models for every
face and suitable for every occasion.
Crepe Hats
Silk Hats
Club Hats
Embroidered Hats
Leghorn Hats
Novelty Sport Hats
Sport Hats
Dress Hats
Street Hats
in white, maize, blue, orchid, tan, brown and all summer
colors as well as black. Hats worth twice this sale price.
Your choice from this remarkable collection— only 5.00
Second Floor—Ea»t
