House Prowler
Has Record for
Avoiding Jail
Tubby Clark, Slim, Alert,
Shifty, Has Been Often
Arrested but Seldom
Convicted.
Glenn (Tubby) Clark Is not "tubby"
at all.
He is quite the contrary—slim,
alert, shifty—one of the most arrest
'd and least convicted of Omaha po
lice characters, according to Detec
; ives Walter Dlckert and Bob Dono
hue, who have, they helieve, at last
got him "with the goods.”
Tubby’s police record dates back
to the day* when he was a messenger
hoy. New detectives on the force as
far back as 10 years ago remember
him for his petit larceny “jobs.”
Often “ragged.”
He has been arrested numerous
times as a "vag.” He has been in
police tolls, charged with theft of
automobiles, but usually got clear
nnd never has been convicted for
terms longer than six months In the
court y Jail.
He is known to detectives as one of
the hardest alleged crooks in the city
to catch, and even when caught is
lucky in escaping full penalty of the
crime with which he is charged.
His most prominent escapade was
nlleged complicity in rohbery of the
Empress theater three years ago.
when more than $5,000 was taken.
He w-as tried but never convicted on
that charge.
His depredations, say police, are
confined In the main to petty thiev
ery, and since acquiring the drug
habit a short time ago he has been
. under surveillance almost constantly
for thefts from parked autos and
apartment houses.
t aught In the Act.
At one time Motorcycle Sergeant
'leorge Emery and Jasper Kirk lay In
wait and caught him stealing a robe
from a parked car. For that offense
he did a light sentence. His name is
interwoven In almost every type of
petty crime known to police of the
ity. It appears in records of viola
tion of the Harrison act, In those of
he auto theft department, among the
vags" and those held for highway
robbery.
Since his arrest Friday, detectives
say they have recovered more than
^5,000 worth of Jewelry and wearing
apparel stolen by him from apart
ments In the last three months. He
is held In $2,600 bond while hundreds
pass through the chief of detectives'
office and Identify loot recovered.
Ex-Congressman Is
Sent to Prison
Toledo, O., Oct. 20.—Former Con
gressman Benjamin F. Welty, of
Lima, was sentenced to one year In
the workhouse and to pay a fine of
$500 by Federal Judge Paul Jones
last night.
Welty was found guilty by a Jury
on a charge of charging excessive
fees In securing compensation for a
disabled soldier. The evidence dis
closed Welty charged $1,200. The
law nib \\s but $.1.
Welty gained public attention sev
eral years ago when he Joined Con
gressman Dial in an effort to unseat
■ fudge Landis from the federal bench
when he was appointe-d baseball com
missioner.
Army Orders
First Ll*ut. L. A. Murray corps of on
-Hirers .Aberdeen, H, D., will proceed to
i'irunbS r,L''; -M“dl"o°. 8- l> . and Brook
nys s. i), on duty in connection with
no Instruction of the South Dakota Na
tonal ttuard. Upon completion of this
duty ho will return to his proper station.
r-infantrv. Little
.took, Aak . will proceed to Monttcello,
'rK« on duty in connection with the in
fection for federal recognition of bat
■ rv A gntl-alrcraft artillery. Arkanaaa
National guard. Upon completion of this
•luty he will return to his proper station.
,.apt‘ .TV* L- A,ay*' infantry. Little Rock.
will proceed to Joneeboro, Ark., on
uty in connection with the inspection
r federal recognition of battery H. an
i-aircraft artlirery. Arkansas National
guard. U upon completion of this duty
»• will return to hia proper atalion.
Maj. W. F. Morrlaon, general staff
oroe. these headquarters, will proceed
to Iowa City. Ia., on temporary duty and
-ipon completion of thia duty will return
> his proper station.
The following leavea of absence have
granted: 8ejond Lieut. Numa A
Wataon, ihlrd fnfaniry. Fort .Snelllng,
linn.; Capt. T. A. Young, infantry. Lit*
Ue Rock, Ark.; Capt. E. C. Ewert, field
rt tilery, Minneapolis, Minn.; Maj. J. M.
dinDOWe, riel<1 artlllery» Minneapolis,
Reserve Officers. Eighty-eighth Division.
H. Ip. Anderson, Rockwell, la., appointed
Irnt lieutenant; R. F. flehroede r. St. Raul,
• inn , appointed captain JAGD ORC; E.
*. Miller. Park Rapids. Minn., appointed
rat lieutenant, Inf-ORC; L. 8 Raines,
‘ mea. Ia.. appointed second lieutenant
VOD-ORC; G. J. Oppegard, Bench. N. I».,
ppolntcd captain, Inf-ORC; II 8. Jfart
y, i>es Moines, la., appointed captain,
Inf-ORC; F. C. Davis, 8ac City. Ia , ap
pointed first lieutenant, Inf-ORC; (j c.
Richardson. Jefferson, la., appointed aeo
•d lieutenant, Inf-ORC; H L Guernsey,
entervllle, Ia , appointed second lieu en
• •it, Inf-ORC; 10. .1. Ltoyaen, Harlan, la.,
ppointrd second lieutenant. Inf.ORC; M
J. Wilson, Rochester, Minn, promoted
aptuin. Inf-ORC, A C. Brackett. J>es
dolnes. Ia.. appointed captain. Inf-ORC,
M Higley Cedar Rapids, la., appointed
**cond lieutenant.. FA-ORC; F. C. Bonner.
Cagle Grove, Ia., appointed second lieu
•nant QMC-ORC, F. K. Williamson, Min
''Spoil*. Minn., appointed captain QM*C
»RC; T, W. Rehmnnn, Des Moines. In ,
uromoted first lieutenant, Eng-ORC; J. li
Llenhard, Fargo, N. D., appointed second
i^utenant, A8-ORC; A J Herbolshplmer,
1 Innoapolls. Minn., appointed first lleu
nan», Med-ORC.
Reserve Officers Rftth Division.
T. J. Sheehan. .1r., Omaha. Neb. *p
dnled first lieutenant Inf-ORC; E. M.
irunaum. Crete. Neb, appointed second
eiitenant Inf-ORC; V C Hoath. Omaha.
- oh., appointed first lieutenant Inf-ORC:
H. Brown. Wichita. Ksn . appointed
econd lieutenant Inf-ORC; R. c. camp
•ell. Aberdeen, H. J>.. appointod captain
i’A'ORC; F. Biegelulllw, Yankton. K
appointed second lieutenant Inf-ORC;
I, a V. Taylor. Beatrice, Neb. appoint
'd s«c ,nd lieutenant FA-ORC; L Bran
y »rand Island, Neb., transferred to
"•v-uKC; II Hchlachter. Beatrice, Neb .
ornoted first lieutenant A8-ORC; It. A
Finney Topeka. Kan., appointed captain
iingr-ORC; f*. A. Christiansen Huron. S
<»., appointed captain Engr-ORC; H. }j.
gleswassK. i , lit.- Kan, appointed first
lentenant Dent-ORC; E. F. Helgfrledt,
Yankton. H J), appointed first lieutenant
han-t'RC; C. F f’op. Omaha, Neb, up
yolnted second lieutenant Cav-ORC; T
'* Wilson. Beatrice, Neb. appointed
• iM-OR'': W. It Hargleroad ,1r. lln|
reln. Neb., appointed captain A8-OKC:
,q Cutter. Omaha. Neb. appointed
lentenant colonel«Med-ORC: J. H. Plant.
nt Springe, H. D.. appointed captain
Jcd-ORC. J Kgssnberg. Wichita. Ksn.
ansferred to Cav-ORC, Tv M Ilrnuuum
retc. Neb appointed second lieutenant
uf < »RC. I*. C. Anderson. Hoxle. Kim.
ppuinted second lieutenant Hlg-ORC; W.
FI nee Greeley, Neb. appoint'd cap
•a in Med-ORC; W. A I’arrlsh. Mul
• rt v. Kun.. appointed captain Med-ORC:
V F Witcraft. Kansas city. Ksn up
tinted first lieutenant Hlg-ORC; K. F
ievler. Frankfort, Ksn.. appointed first
eiitenant Dsnt-ORC; W. If Drsddork,
Yankton. H. D., appointed captain
i:( mrt «• Of fleet's. One Hundred and Meefinrt
Division.
C. .1 Craig. Little Rock. Awk appoint
' • .•coitd lieutenant Inf ORC; It H. !
e.n. Little Rock. Ark. appointed mp
i t lieutenant InfORC; C M. Williams,,
, user* Ark . appointed second lieutenant
; f-orc. R. It. Mscy, Jefferson City, Mo ,
-■ mooted first lieutenant Inf-ORC K L.
i.'lb.y, Carlisle Ark., appointed captain
’A ORC; J II Christie, 8t. Louis, Mo.
..»polnt«.l rnkjor QM-ORf ; E. V Blum,
ansae City. Mo., appointed major -
Rc; E L Werner. At. Charles, Mo.,
tipidnted fitsf lieutenant, AB-ORC, It. li.
. ;igln idVr it o' It, Ark. appointed cap
■ ""ff
Union Outfitting Co.
Sixteenth
and Jackson
Streets
Union Outfitting Co.
, Out of the
High Rent
District
Union Outfitting Co.
!
Goods Sold Out of Town
On easy terms. Write for information. With
in a radius of 60 milee of Omaha purchases of
$100.00 delivered to your door where possible.
■ —
ill
This
4-Room Outfit
*389
FOUR complete rooms of furniture for $389.00. What
a real money-saving opportunity this sale brings
to young couples planning on furnishing new
homes. The new Fall styles are here, all
with that lifetime construction and
beauty of line and finish that is your
guarantee of satisfaction.
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Separate Prices
and
Description
of Outfit
Given Below
i
A Year and a Half to Pay
i
Any Article in Above Living
Room Can Be Bought
Separately
Overstuffed Chair, $39-50
Overstuffed Davenport, $89.50
Library Davenport Table for
$18.95 . L . .
Bridge Lamp with parchment
shade for $3.96.I
Any Article in Above Dining
Room Can Be Sought
Separately
Comes in rich Imitation Walnut.
Buffet for $32.50
Oblong Table, $32.50
FOUR Dining Chairs, ea., $5.45
Any Article in Above Bed*
room Can Be Bought
Separately
Comes in rich Imitation Walnut.
Bed for §29.50
Dresser for $29.50
Chiffonier for §19.50
Dressing, Table with Bench for
$22.50
Any Article in Above Kitchen
Can Be Bought Separately
White Enameled Kitchen Table,
$6.50
Side Oven Gas Stove. $47.50
Above Stove Connected Free
TWO Bow-Back Kitchen Chairs,
each for $1.49
Home of
Howard
Heaters
Far more impressive than any
thing we might say about these
well known heaters is the en
thusiastic endorsement of thou
aandt of users right here in
Omaha.
Saves Fuel
The "over-draft” construction
of the Howard save* fuel and
gives more heat. A wide range
of models priced as low as
$32.50
3 ~ ;
A Dependable
Range
A six-hole range with roomy,
perfect baking oven umi high
wurming closet built to Inst for
years, is moder- <T/1 Q CA
ately priced at. ,
Beautiful Dining Room Suit* in genuine walnut veneer comprising
» 4Hx48-inch popular oblong Table that extends to six feet, a 64
inch ttuffet with roomy compartments and SIX 1 OO G A
Dining Chairs with genuine leather seats.sj) 1 J4nOv
Rugs Reduced
Aiminiter Rugs, attractive,
new fall rnifs in 7-6x9 'sizes;
on sale Monday 4>OQ PA
at only.»OU
Beautiful Axminater Ruga, in
9xl2-f> aixes that are heavy
and aeamless, ftCfi CA
ure priced ....
|| 1
Iandioir.' Bedroom Suite in matched walnut veneer comprising a
ull size, bow-foot. Bed, a roomy Chiffonier, a Dresser with French
ate mirror and n semi-vanity Dressing Table <t 1 *17 Cfl
,ith French plate mirrors for .*
'•Perfection" Oil Heater* to
take the chill off your
rooms, are <JȣJ AA
here for .4>0*UU
We Give
ifr?C
Green
STAMPS
On nil purchases, n , few
trademark lines only ex
cepted. Stamp Redemption
Station on our Fourth Floor.
Exchange I
Dept.
If you have nny pieces of
furniture you are tired of,
our Exchange Department
will take in your old furni
ture at n fair value on nny
new rugs or furniture you
mny select.
Three-Piece Bed Devenport Suite, well constructed from solid
oak, comprising a Davenport that opens into a full size bed, giv
ing you an extra bedroom: Rocker and Chair com- d»CQ CD
fortably upholstered in imitation leather for. .. . VJ)OI7eOvr
Ash Cans
A limited number of heavy, large
corrugated ash cans with snug fit
ting cover and handles on sale for
Monday at .92.49
Large Coal Buckets with Shovel at |9<*
tiood Sire Furnace Scoops are...S9<*
Pependable Carpet Brooms, only 49<*
Three-Piece Living Room Suite, comprising; n comfortable Dav
enport, a Rocker ami Chair, well built throughout ami covered in
a serviceable, good looking velour with loose C/T
cushions, on sale Monday at . V* I */«OU
r' UMIOM
IOUTFITTIHG
f COMPANY
S. E. con. 16th A. JACKSON
_—„-\ ,
Rental
Dept.
We maintain a free
list of desirable
houses and apart
ments for rent in
various parts of
the city and will
assist you to secure
a suitable location.
Fall Clothes,
in Which You Will
Look Your Best
On Easy-to-Pay Terms
Thousands, of women each season are dressing
themselves becomingly through our Special
Charge Account Plan. Just a small payment
down—and the balance is spread out over a
period of time so you never miss the money.
New Dresses
You will marvel at the
clever new atraight and
i youthful silhouettes fea
turing pleats, narrow
tuckings, new ideas in
Eleeves, etc., at—
$14.75 Up
New Coats
Coats of soft texture and
beauty, many of which are
given added smartness by
the addition of fur collars
and cuffs are to be
at—
$24.50 Up
New Suits
Smart man-tailored, em
broidered and fur-trimmed
models of rich twill cords
in the ever popular blue
are—
$32.50 Up
New Milliner (r
Hat* with graceful flare*
and beautiful trimmings
that will make them noted
in any gathering are
shown at—
$4.95 Up
New Fall Pump* and Oxford*
An excellent selection of good-looking styles
in satins, tan, black, patent and suede
leathers at, the pair. $5.95 Up.
| The Home of the
Overco t
Our “Upstairs Men’s Store” is stressing
Quality and Value as never before and
maintaining its reputation as the “Home of
the Overcoat.’' with a wide range of styles
to select from.
Select your overcoat now—pay for it later
as convenient—then you are ready for these
frosty mornings, cool nights and winter
days ahead.
BOYS' WARM OVKROOATS Tailored from
aerviceable coating fabric* that have warmth without
excessive weight, they will stand the wear JtQ75
and tear of school days; models from. I
