3 Lose Homes in Altercation Over Pet Dog Tenants Testify Against Land lord Who Hit Postman With Plank; All Must Move. Walter Hamilton, 674 South Twen ty-eighth street, was held to the fed eral grand jury under % 1,000 bond, and three of his tenants are in search of new homes as a result of an alter cation that arose Thursday ov^ a small dog. Buster, the dog, is a pet of Hamil ton's. Though small In size. Buster makes up for all shortcomings with his ability to bark and threaten all intruders at the Hamilton home, it was alleged. Thursday C. E. Smith, a mail carrier, went to the Hamilton home to deliver a pnrcel post package to Mrs. Ethel Brash, a tenant. Carrier Kicks Dog. Not only did Buster attempt to bar the entrance of Uncle Sam’s employe, but he also attempted to bar his exit, Smith said. When the attentions of the dog became too cordial Smith kicked him. Hamilton saw the act, rushed across the street and struck Smith with a heavy piece of plank, it is alleged. Hamilton was arrested a short time later by Postoffice Inspector Coble, charged with assaulting a mail carrier. Friday he was given a hear ing before Coble and the district investigator. Four witnesses were called by the prosecution, Mrs. E. S. Woodruff, 710 South Twenty-fourth street; Mrs Ethel Brash, a tenant of Hamilton's; B. E. Austin, also a tenant at the Hamilton home, and Smith. Denies Charges. Hamilton denied all charges and pleaded a disability, resulting from a blow on the head that made him irresponsible at times. As soon as the hearing was over Mrs. Hamilton approached Mrs Brash and notified her that she and her husband "would have to move, and right away would be none too soon." Austin was next Informed of Iris Intending search for a new home. Buster was not at the trial. He still has a home. Woman Patient Escapes Hospital in Nightgown By International Newt SerTlce. Lincoln, Nov. 16—After a three | hour pursuit, Mrs Addle Schaenusele, 38, a patient at St. Elizabeth hospi tal, was found by searching parties and returned to the Institution. The first intimation of her escape came when startled citizens telephoned the police that a woman In a white night gown was running about ths streets. She made her way unmolested, however, to the Burlington signal tower, about three miles away from the hospital. Attracted by the light. Mrs. 8chaenusele mounted the steps of the tower. The frightened signal man took her to an address In the southern part of tne city, which she told him was her horn*. Search par ties found her there. Rebekah Lodge Meeting Wymore, Neb., Nov. 16.—The 45th »emi-annual district jneeting of the Hebekah lodge was held In Wymore. The address of welcome was given by Miss Jessie Campbell of Wymore, and the response was made by Mrs. W. II. Davidson of Blue Springs. Liberty lodge won the banner for secret work. District officers present were Mrs. Cains of Fremont, Instructor; Mrs. Frusche of Wahoo, vice president, and Mrs. Brandt of Beatrice, president. Now, Laugh That Off. Monticello, Ind., Nov. 16.—’’Ku Klux Klan or Kappa Kappa Kappa?’’ Inquired a member of the county fair committee when a truck bearing the Insignia ‘‘K. K. K.” drove up. "Neither,” replied the driver, ‘‘it’s the Kokomo Kandy Kompay.” Berlin Printers on Jobs. London, Nov. 17.—The Berlin print ers' strike, which has been tlelng up the newspapers and the printing in dustry there generally, has been set tled by a compromise, says a Central Hews message from Berlin today. ---- Girl Follows Married Drug Clerk to Omaha -—Dewell i'ftoto. Katerina Weber and Howard took. Railroad Employe’s Ann Is Broken in Fall From Car Plainview, Neb., Nov. 16.—Fred Forshee, employed on the west sec tion of the Burlington railroad, while returning home for the noon hour, fell from the crew car and a wheel ran over hia right arm, inflicting a bad fracture at the elbow Joint. He was taken to the Swedish Kmanuel hospital at Omaha, where It Is said he will be unable to work for a long time. Doubt is entertained as to whether he ever will be able to use tbe Injured arm again. Thieves at Plainview Get Auto Accessories Plainview, Neb., Nov. 16.—Thieves raided the machine shed of M. W. Gallagher, six miles west of here, and stripped two cars of their tires, coil3, windshields and all other accessories easily removed. A large car. in good condition, standing In an adjoining building, was not molested. The es timated value of the parts stolen Is about $200. Officers have no clue. Friend Attorney Files for Seventh District Judge Lincoln, Nov. 16.—Attorney Rob ert M. Proudflt. Friend, Neb., today filed with the secretary of state here hla candidacy for the position of Judge In the Seventh Judicial dis trict and remitted to the secretary the $10 required fee. Mr. Proudflt'a ftUng was nonpolttlcal. Selling New Corn Wymote, Neh., Nov. 16.—Farmers In this vicinity are shelling and haul ing some new corn to market, the Nye-Si’hneider-Jenks elevator at IVy more having taken In 11 wagonloads In one day. The price paid was 65 cents a bushel. “Get Your Stock Down” says the merchandise de partment, “and get it down on those numbers where you are too heavy. Do it in the next three weeks.” This means substantial reductions on much perfectly good furniture. —for your office DESKS R.tr. Pr. Bpwl.l Pr. 38-inch Oak Center Drop Type Desk. 42.50 33.50 38-inch Mahogany Center Drop Type Desk. ... 43.00 34.50 42-inch Oak Roll Top Desk. 57.00 47.50 42-inch Mahogany Roll Top De.sk. 00.00 48.50 60-inch Oak Flat Top Desk. 49.50 38.50 60-inch Mahogany Flat Top Desk. 62.60 42.50 CHAIRS Oak Straight Chair... 6 00 3.05 Oak Swivel Chair . 12.60 10.50 Oak Swivel Chair with Arms. 27.50 18.50 Mahogany Swivel Chair with Arms. 27.60 18.50 Oak Swivel Chair with Arms. 30.00 22.50 Mahogany Swivel Chair with Arms. 30.00 22.50 STEEL FILES 4-Drawer Green Steel Letter Files. 41.00 35.00 TABLES 60-lnch Mahogany Table, slightly damaged... 89.50 42.50 72-inch Mahogany Table. 86.60 78.50 WASTE BASKETS Oxidized Steel Waste Basket*. 2.60 1.50 Green Steel Waste Baskets. 3.00 2.00 Sale Start. SATURDAY—Third Floor ■ I Cabaret Girl Orphan Had No Chance, Claim Dark-Eyed Maiden Follows Married Drug Clerk Here From Chicago—Refuses to Give lTp. i * _ Katherine Weber, 22, darkeyed, clear of skin and lair to look upon, sat in jail Friday morning and wept because she never had a chance. From the time her father died, whin she was 15, and left her to her resources In Chicago, she longed for friendship, for a home, for a man whose heart she might completely fill, in the place of the smirking crea tures who looked at her with calculat ing glances as she passed them on the street. After her father's death left her an orphan—her mother died when she was 12—she obtained work In a department store. But she realized that her beauty was her chief asset, the thing upon which she must de pend for the fulfillment of her desires. Advancing costs made the struggle for existence harder and harder. Bright entrances of cabarets, warm limousines and fur coats, which seemed to fall to the lot of other girls like manna from heaven exerted an Irresistible lure on the girl, who went home to her hall bedroom to fry an egg over the gas jet. Habitue of Cabaret*. She quit her job and became an habitue of the cabarets. Men were always ready to buy things for a pretty girl. Then she met Howard Cook, a stalwart soda Jerker in a Chicago loop drug store, and fell in love with him. Cook was married, but he fell in love with her, too, she said. She left the cabarets and went back to her Job In the department store. Howard was like a brother to her, she sold. He had ambitions and wanted to rise In the world. He told her that ■ some day maybe he would divorce hi* wife and marry her. Caine to Omaha. Then lie left Chicago and came to Omaha with hi* wife. In Omaha his wife left him. Howard tele phoned to Katherine, and she came to Omaha to Join him. She couldn’t find him. She lived in a rooming house until her money was nearly all gone. Then she met him one day by chance on the street. They planned to go to Texas. Now both are in Jail. Cook was arrested yesterday at the Hunter Inn. suspected of being a confidence man, and Katherine, who was with him, was taken along for investigation. Under pressure Cook expressed to Chief of Detectives Van Deusen this morning a desire to return to his wife, whom he described as "a good woman." Katherine Is desolate. Won’t Give l’p. "I love him,’’ she sobbed. “II go through anything for him. He's the only man I ever met who treated me like a human being, or cared whether I lived or died. He can’t leave me. He can'tP' Detectives Thursday suspected that Katherine might be the woman who Is said to have been used to lure Omaha gamblers to various apart ment houses, where they have been robbed of large sums of money. She was Indignant In her dental. She said that Howard never would have asked her to do anything of the sort. Cook was arrested Thursday with E H. Larson after Frank Clements of Horlzan, Can . recognized Larson as one of two men who robbed him of $85 near the Union Station. Harry Fielder and R. B. Davis also were arrested at Hunter Inn for Investigation In connection with the case. Fielder, in hls cell Friday morn ing, pleaded for "dope.” Kerosene will remove fresh paint stain*. Woman Elected Virginia Legislator Mrs. Walter C. Fain of Norfolk, Va., who has the honor of being the first woman elected to tlie Virginia house of defegates. She is a denim rat. County Superintendent Is Appointed at Ord, Neh. Ord, Neb., Nov. 16.—Gladys Lewis, for the past four years a teacher In the Ord schools, has been appointed by the county board of supervisors as county superintendent, to take the place made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. Laura Gelsler. The newly appointed superintendent has served in the rural schools of Valley county and was serving her first year as principal of the Ord Junior High school. She Is exceptionally well qual ified for her new position. jSlss Hel en Campbell Is acting as principal of the Junior high, and Mrs. Emil Fa felta, a former teacher In the Ord schools, 1b doing substitute work in that department until a regular teach er Is secured. Many Empty Grain Cars Are Being Shipped Wett Wytnore, Neb., Nov. IS —The move ment of empty grain ears westward has started through here, one train 1508 DOUGLAS STREET World Theater Bid*. Have You Visited “The Home of Diamond*?” Whether you have completed your holiday list or not, visit Ye Diamond Shoppe “The Home of Diamond*” You certainly won’t lose any thing. On the contrary you’re bound to profit by it. Specializing in a small num ber of particular articles, has given us a knowledge of these articles that is hard to find anywhere else. Diamonds, of course, predomi nate. But our selection of Jewelry, Watches and Novel ties in varied designs is just as complete. As for price, you will find it to be the same in all of our merchandise—the lowest. Vi*it the Home of tha Diamond Ye \ Diamond Shoppe , FOR GIFTS THAT LAST ' < EDWARD REYNOLDS CO. 1613 Faraam Street Continuing for Saturday, Your Greatest Opportunity to Buy FUR TRIMMED COATS Easily the greatest value offering in Coats ever made by this store. Beautiful gar ments—far, far below their true worth. Velvcttc Lucette Francine Stevanna Normandy Lust rose Fashona Sports Fabrics All the newer colors. Wonderful fur trimmings. Rich silk linings. Coats you will he proud to wear. of 50 box cars having passed through I the local yards for Red Cloud ane at fully atoeked with attle an at any time In hlatory. ~ 9 Sstablished ulKV70~ ~* l— GOOD IN ALL WEATHERS The merchandise here offered is not adjusted to any particular weather, but is of a nature called Staple or as one might say, “Good as Gold.” Therefore, it eould and should be bought now Especially at These Price Reductions Opening Day DOLLS Old raggy Ana In her glnaham drees Arm leas Sue and Dlrty-Karr Bees, Cry-Dolly Dot, for “mau-m" (he'll aab, Blc doll Kleaaor and little bey Bob.” They are all here. Dolls of every kind to bring joy to the heart of the kiddies, blondes, brunettes and red heads. Mamma Dolls Cowboy Dolls Parisian Novelty Dolls Vamp Dolls All Most Attractively Dressed. Mechanical pianos, tinker toys, rubber balls, black boards, picture puzzles, blocks, twistum toys, Gaso line Alley family, Spark Plug and Barney Google, Indian chief outfits consisting of feathered head gear, coat and trousers; rag slumber dolls and toys SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Children'* Section—Second Floor Purveying Beauty —natural or artificial In our toilet goods section. Natural beauty will be enhanced by the use of our refined cleansers, soaps, tooth pastes, shampoos, etc. Artificial beauty can be created by the use of our patented processes expressed in powders, rouge, lo tions, etc. Branded Preparations Cut in Price for Saturday Woodbury Soap .. .10* MuUlfled Cocoanut 011 .39* Pepsodent .39* Palmolive Shampoo -35* P h y a 1 c 1 a n's and Surgeon * Soap ...8* Jergen'a Lotion.42* Palmolive Soap .7* Non Spl .37* Cutlcura Soap ‘.19* Wright * Silver Cream . 22* Realnol Soap .22* 50c LUterlne ... .37* Creme Oil Soap, 4 for . 25* Plvers’ Face Powder .. 83* D'jer Klsa Talcum . .17* t2'b Nickel Plated Thermos bottle . 81.39 D'jer Kiss Kaxe Powder 42* X-Baam Depilatory .... 39* Palmer s Lotion Soap ... 17* Anseies Lemon Cream . • 42* Mavis Talcum ... .17* Pebeco Tooth Paste . . 35* Mentholatum .17* Prophylactic Tooth Brushes at . 33* Coty’s Face Powder-83* One Day Prices in Notions Coats' Cotton Thread, dozen . 55C Star Snaps ..... .ec Lingerie Tape .IOC Carmen Hair Nets (singlet, dozen . $1.19 Carmen Hair Nets (double), dozen . $1.25 Elona Hair Nets, doz. 12c Kotex. doz. .49* Sanitary Belts ... .22* Sanitary Apron* .. .39c Diadem Hair Pin*, fox 19* Whisk Broosns .1"* Household Aprons.39* Colored Rick Rack. yd. , .10r* Singer Machine Oil. hot. 10* Narcissus Hair Pin Cabinets, for .8* Women’s Underwear A eery desirable weight of cot ton with a little wool, Just enough wool to make them very warm, and not weighty nor unpleasant to the skin. These are sped-My priced at— $1.75 Out Sizes, $t.oo Something for the large women. A Tery light weight cotton, high neck, long sleeves. Also a heavier one in low neck. No sleeves, knee length. Small lot to close, at, a suit— $1.00 A Sale of Petticoats Values Unprecedented The wanted straight line models, straight and irregular edgings, plaited flounce, fringe and embroidery. Materials— Milanese Jersey Victoire Jersey Tricolette Treco Jersey Radionette Colors: Navy, black, brown, bluejay, flesh, henna, emer ald, fusehi, reseda green, American beauty, plum and combinations. Regular Rizes only. Had these been bought regularly the prices would have been $4 95 to #7.95. Choice . SUrnnrt New Shipment Corduroy Robes Made of the ftneat wtde-wate (Ilk-Ilka ftnluh corduroy. They are Indlapendble cold weather garmenta A great variety of charming elytra, lined and unllned. Colora: Copen, Hoae, Orchid Tan, Pur pie, Henna and black — 9:J.95. 95.95. 98.95. 910.95 Houce Orree Section—Second Floor Men’s Day Specials A special purchase of high grade sweater sport coats, 4 pockets, also brushed wool, plain and fancy colors. Values £r to is ot) . ipO.O*) Heavy weight, all-wool sweaters, rope stitch, plain 4. fl 00 and 11.60 values 1 p<>r l'*lr . 501* New Cloth Dresses Advance Modes The new directoire effects, lace frills and jabots; new plaids and biadere stripes. Materials, twill cord, channeen, poiret and flannel Straight line, two-piece and coat models. Col ors: Cuban brown sandalwood, navy, sand and tan— $36.00, $49.50, $59.50, $98.50 A special grouping Cloth Dresses of twill cord Ismail sizes) . New Costume Blouses Of marvelous charm are these over-blouses. New prints, fezz erepe. novelty silk and mottled chiffon velvet Short sleeves and tight fitting long sleeves, kimono sleeve effects attrac tive pipings. Colors and combinations to harmonize with your favorite skirt including brown, tan, green, mohaw-k, bluejar, navy and cardinal— 813.85. 814.75. 818.50 to 839.50 New Jacquette Sweaters and Sport Coats Knitted and brushed wool effects, long, swagger lines. Some with separate sashes. Coiors, nary, brown, sand, y tiers, flounces, flares and reverse band effects. Fine, lustroua pile fabric materials, superbly lined and rich autumn color ings Added to this, luxurious fur collars, collars and cuffs and skirt trimmed with fur: Beaver, red fox. natural squirrel. Korean fox, viatica squirrel, gray wolf and black wolf. Sizes H and IS. Extreme values. CQQ Srt Another Fur-Trimmed Coat Grouping at ISp.'j Children s Coats (J to 6 year*.) Of warm Chin chilla. aelf collar, belted, kimono aleave effect, aerp* lined Coloi*. tan. navy, camel and heather Special — $7.75 r—- — Girls9 Coats Fur Trimmed (* to 12 years.) Effectieelf smart In plaid effects, heather mixtures, polos and astrakhan, the wanted autumn colors. Special grouping— $12.75 College Girl Pajamas Of fine cotton material, trimmed with finishing braid and con traitlng colored hand embroidery and cross stitch effect hal sleeve, square and V necks. Colors, fieab, orchid. Cl fl' light blue and pink. Very special. .... V-Lea/D MusllD Underwear Section—Second Floor S i l k Nig It tgowns Of radium silk strap shoulders, finished with fine C5T AA tucklngs and hemstitching Very special. oDel/U SUk Underwear Section—Second Floor Price Inducements on Silk Hosiery Saturday The silk market is new normaliTcd. It has rerotp’vd from the neno » cess caused he the Japan earth quake and the consequent de struction of a large quantity of raw silk Our three exclusive crea tions embody maximum quality, finish and service. Jl LIETT Black and all aboe shade#, reduced e = 3n shades, reduced to. Main Floor—East Get the Cobbite Habit Cobbites, 69c A full pound bo\ of real rand' assorted chocolate* recan criarn roll. l>on bona, chtwey b. Iter scotch frutt nougat, black walnut ' caramel* . Ua/C Chocolate Cobbites, 69c A full pound all chocolate*, a quality assortment of de llclous crcAm*. Sporta) . t>Mc Butterscotch Patties Small disci of pur# butter scotch with that snappr buttery taste that the kiddles all lo'e. special, lb. 3#,' Nut Stuffed Pates Urge selected dates, rich. mrllow, delicious Stuffed with almonds, walnut, pecan*. special, lb.