Drv Informer
Denies Wooing
- Accused Woman
No Affair of Heart With Helen
Lamb, Delmar Hollow
away Testifies in Fed
eral Court.
Friendship between a prohibition
evidence man and a woman accused
of selling liquor was alleged in Judge
J. AW AVoodrough's courtroom Mon
day afternoon. The case was that
of Helen Lamb, 24, and Edward Kes
sler, both charged with violation of
the national prohibition laws.
The trial was interrupted during
the cross-examination of Delmar
Holloway, informer for Robert Ham
anlick, general prohibition agent.
Hnll iway admitted that he was
‘somewhat friendly” with Mrs.
1 imb, although he purchased two
l ollies of evidence liquor of her, be
sides n number of drinks, at her
homp. 1616 Cass street.
Holloway denied that he told Mrs.
Lamb lhat if she married hint he
would see that the charges would be
dropped by Samardick. Sarnardick
testified that when he raided the al
leged resort, Kessler dumped a oof
fee pot of corn whisky.
Mrs. Lamb is to take the witness
stand this morning.
Didn't Know Name.
Hollaway testified that he regis
tered with a woman at the Harley]
hotel as Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaw
and not as Jack Shaw and wife.
“I want to enter a vigorous objec
tion against counsel's examination,”
MMiniited Deputy United States Dis
trict Attorney Keyser,
After Lovely finished with a rigid
examination. Judge AA'oodrough stat
ed that he didn't see that it was ma
terial, as what the jury desired to
know was whether any liouot: was
purchased.
"Didn't you register with Mts.
Lamb at the Harley hotel, at loom
237?” asked Attorney AVilliain Love
ly for the defendants.
“I did register but not with Mr*.
Lamb,” replied Holloway.
■'Who did you have?” again queried
Lovely. “Didn’t you walk down the
street towards the hotel with her?”
‘‘Yes, I did,” said Holloway, “but
I did not register with Mrs. Lamb.”
"Did you shake Mrs. Lamb and get
• nother woman and take her to the
hotel.”
“Yes. I did,” he said.
‘ And who was she?”
"I don't know her name.” he said.
Identified by Clerk.
L. E. AA'ilson, clerk at the hotel,
brought a page of the register and
took the stand and identified Hollo
way and Mrs. Lamb as the couple
who registered November 21.
Deputy United States District At
torney Keyser branded as fiction the
defense's attempt to connect Hollo
way with a robbery charge in some
other city.
Jesse Cranny and Kay Lones, at
torneys who lost their liqflor eases
just prior to the starting of the
Lainb-Keislt r trial, and Keymond
Coffey, who lias several liquor cases
MM he tried, whispered advice to the
defendant's counsel. Prosecutor
Keyser called the jury's attention to
tlie intervention of the defeated bar
risters.
Adele Garrison
“My Husband’s Love”
Madge Decided on Drastic Treatment
of Bess Bean.
I paid a tribute to Hess Dean's pow
era of dissimulation during the short
taxi ride to the Marvin station. That
she was furiously angry with me X
knew—slio would have enjoyed noth
ing better: than to tantalize T.ella in
her ostial apparently Innocent fash
ion. But site chatted easily of com
monplace topjes until we reached the
station.
Tt was evident that upon a second
thought she had determined to risk no
whit of her familiar foothold In the
Durkee household by an open break
with me.
"Give my beet love to Mother Dur
kee, " «he raid sweetly, as the train
from Freeport pulled in, and I saw
Delia waving frantically from the
platform to let me know she had
caught it. "Tell her I'm coming to
see her as soon I’m permitted to do
so."
"I'm afraid you will have .to be pa
Kent," I said In an equally sacchar
ine voice. "Dr. Bralthwalto is very
rigid in keeping visitors down to
~ the minimum until convalescence. X
^goubt whether anyone save members
of her family will he permitted to
see her for a week."
"Always excepting the faithful
family friend!" She permitted herself
n parting sneer as 1 climbed the steps
lo the platform. I waved my hand
with a gay little laugh for answer,
t.ella also waved to her. and then,
seizing my arm she hurried me
through two cars to a seat which had
no one within earshot of a low tone.
"Madge,” she sahl tensely, "how
jid Bess Dean know about Mother
Durkee’s operation? You know we
have told no one. Hhe could not pos
sibly have learned It from snyone else
except Alfred—or—or—’
Madge Calms I.etla.
"Or Dicky,” I finished calmly
"WImt of It?”
The answer. Invested with a non
chatance which I was far from feel
i11sr, appeared to have much the same
effect upon her maid as a dnsli of
fold writer in her face. She blinked
and threw up her head In startled
fashion.
"Why—why—” she stammered,
“doesn’t it show that—’’
"That she lias seen either your hus
INDIGESTION
causes bloating—gassy pains that
crowd ttao heart—constipation.
Almayt fad rtlitf mi comfort la
CHAMBERLAIN’S
TABLETS
No griping—bo nausea—only 25 cants
;
band or mine within the last few'
days?" I interrupted in matter of
fset tones, “i'll answer 'yes’ to that
unqualifiedly. But I’ll add that it s
nothing for either one of us to worry
a"bout. It doesn't mean that either
Dicky or Alfred planned the meeting.
Either it was an accident or Bess
Dean manoeuvered it.”
She lifted her hand, which I saw
Sas shaking with nervousness, and
Id it. upon mine.
”1 know I’m an awful idiot, Madge,”
she began quaveringly.
"You're all of that and a good bit
added,” I Interrupted, smiling down
at her and taking the nervous, flutter
ing little hand firmly in mine. “I
thought we'd thrashed out this topic
of Bess Dean and that you were safe
from worry over her for a week or
two at least. And here you are at
the same old tricks again, I'm asham
ed of you.”
"I’m ashamed of myself,” she an
swered, and I noticed with approval
that there was decision in her voice.
"With Mother Durkee in such straits.
I'm a little beast to blood over my
own troubles.
Alfred’s Devotion.
’’Which aren't troubles at all, if
you’ll only believe it,” X retorted,
wishing devoutly that I could feel as
sured of the truth of my sweeping
statement. "I.et me tell you some
thin!), my dear”—I salved my con
science with the knowledge that at
least the statement on my lips was
the absolute truth—"while his mother
is In such danger. Alfred won't know
that Bess Dean, or any other woman
save you. is on earth, anil he won't he
very conscious of YOU Ft existence.
You know what a devoted son he is.”
“Yes, indeed. Poor Alfred!” she
returned with a world of sympathy
in her gentle, voice. “And every word
you've said Is true. He's been like one
distracted ever slnae he saw that Hr.
Foxham In the city. I wonder if lie
told Alfred something that the rest of
us don’t know?”
"Perhaps,” I said, thinking that
I.etla, being the type which must
worry over something, might better
exercise her anxiety over her mother
Inlaw-'s condition than over Hess
Dean's machinations. J?ut privately
I resolved that if my former col
league had the audacity to force her
self upon my frignds in this their hour
of terrified anxiety, she would find
me both on guard Rnd drastic In my
treatment of her.
-.
Messrs. Kdw-ard Conoughy, Ralph
Morrison, Chris Skew and George
Prince motored to Lincoln Saturday
to attend the Nebraska Syracuse
game and have dinner at the Lincoln
hotel.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Get from any druggist 2’/i ounce*
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Pinex is a most valuable concen
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generations to break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
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with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
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Actress Makes
All Her Clothes
Miss Thelma Fraley Finds
Time to Make Costumes
Between Acts.
It Isn't every girl who can make
her own clothes, who Is adept with
the needle and thread. .Miss Thelma
B'raley, one of the principals of the
Graves Brothers Players at the Em
press theater, not only makes all of
her clothes but makes her costumes
for the production each week. In Miss
B’raley'a dressing room can be found
all colors of georgette, velvet gowns
In the making and yards of white and
silver laces.
"I find time to sew In between
shows and in the mornings," said
Miss Fraley. "Everything is made
by hand, because I have to sit back
stage with my work between shows
and during rehearsal time." Even
underskirts, turbans and wraps are
made by this actress. Each new pro
duction requires an entirely new
wardrobe.
At tlie present time Miss Fraley
is busy making Christmas presents
for friends back home in spare time
found while appearing In this week's
production, "Pants and Skirts."
M rs. Kennedy Hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy
will entertain at dinner at their home
Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Scott. Mrs. Kennedy is plan
ning a luncheon for Wednesday.
AT YOUR
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DEALER
SAY “BAYER” when you buy-^yfiuine
Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for
Colds
Fain
Headache
Toothache
Neuralgia
Neuritis
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept only “Bayer” package |
which contains proven directions.
Handy "Rajer” boxes of 12 tab I ft*
Also bottle** of 24 and 100—DriipRipt*.
WARNINP* (,eiiumc “fiaypr Aspirin” is never sold in
vv /A i 111 11 v J . candy stores, bars or cafes. Go to Drugstore.
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Burgess-Nash Gompany
"EYERYBODYS STORE”
Thanksgiving Sale
of Novelty
Candies
and Nuts
Specially reduced
prices on all Thanks
giving favors, includ
ing chocolate turkeys,
pumpkins, roosters and
a wide variety of favors
to be filled with candy.
Assorted Cream Pat
ties, pound . . . 35?
Assorted Filled Can
dies, pound ...60?
Hand-Rolled Choco
lates, pound . .. 4JK
Fresh Salted Pecans
and Almonds, pound.
at.'... $1.25
Box of Chocolate-dip
ped Cherries, pound,
at.98?
Main Floor
Special in the
Bargain Basement
5 Pounds Nutt
New crop of assorted
nuts in shells, <P 1 Afj
5 pounds for tP 1 .UV
Flowers for Thanksgiving
Owing to the shortage of cut flowers, and to as
sure you your selection, we advise placing orders
as soon as possible.
Mezzanine Floor
In the Evening After
Dinner Listen to These
_I
A NEW FOX TROT
19165—“Old Fashioned Love,” Arthur
Gibhs and His Gang.
•'Charleston,” Arthur Gibbs and
Ri» Gang. 75(»
A DREAMY WALTZ.
19174—“Broken Hearted Melody,” The
Troubadours.
“Waltz of Long Ago,” The Trou
badours.
FUNNY ONE
19171—“It Ain’t Gonra Rain No Mo,”
Wendall Hall.
“Red Headed Music Maker,” Wen
dall Hall. 75£
Complete Stock of Red Seal Records
Any Records to Suit Any Taste
Fifth Floor
Oyster Linen Scarfs
To Be Embroidered
$1.60 to $2.25
These attractive scarfs are to be
worked in cross-stitch and lazy daisy
designs. Two designs from which to
choose, 18x54, 18x66 and 27x54
inches.
Stamped Baby
Sets, 75c
Towel, wash cloth
and bib of white with
pink or blue border,
to be worked in lazy
daisy or French knot
stitch.
Second Floor
For the Thanksgiving New
Sterling Silver
Holloware
Salt and Pepper Sett, six in •
lined box, $COO
set.
Sandwich Plate, beautifully fin
ished with hand designed pat
terns, _
*20°° s2350
*2650
Mayonnaise Set, bow] and spoon
in Colonial design, gold lined.
»1 g50 *2150
Fruit Basket with handle* and
dainty pierced or etched design,
SI 175 *1500
*20°°
Sugar and Cream Seta in plain
Colonial design, nicely packed
in lined box, $0050
set . ““
Candlesticks, engraved ir, beau
tiful designs, 10 inches tall,
pair $ 1 COO
for. AO
Silver Plated Tableware - Plated on Nickel Silver
Cheese sod Cracker oO
Dishes. *
Water Pitchers, in Colonial
design. 9 J J 75 to $21*^
Gravy Boat and 9Q7<>
Tray. **
Double Vegetable Dishes,
$075 *1150
Fruit Baskets, with handler,
SjQOO $1350
Meat Platters, in Si 1 30
17-inch size. *
Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, Coliseum Pattern
Serving pieces with heavyweight sterling silver handles in a
charming interpretation of the ever popular Colonial design. Conven
iently priced in three groups:
At $1.15
Cake Server
Cheese Server
Breed Knife
Pi# Server
Teeetle
At $1.65
Cold Meat Fork
Berrjr Spoon
Tomato Server
Salad Spoon
Butter Knife
Sugar Shell
Mala Floor
At $3.75
Salad Serving Fork and
Spoon
6 Butter Spreader*
6 Fruit Knive*
2-piece Steak Set
Housefurnishing Needs
For the Thanksgiving Dinner
Food Chopper*
Cast iron Universal Food Choppers, mane
with one-piece frame and spiral feed
screw, all finely tinned. Complete with
four cutters.
No. 0 size, $1.85 value.S I.50
No. 1 size, $2.25 value..81.05
No. 2 sire, $2.75 value.81.45
No. 3 size S3,25 value. 82.$45
Mixing Bowls
Yellow? mixinp howls in sets of 5, eon
si«tinsr of one 8, 7. 8. 9 ami 10-inch howls.
St. 8 1.20
Carving Sets
L Three-piece carving
vets, of (rood •)uality
steel, consist* of knife,
fork and steel,
Dunlap Creani
Whippers
Punlnp ereani whippers, suit
able for heating cream, epg~
or mayonnaise. Complete with
bowl .HOC
PariiiR Knives
Universal stainless steel par
ing knives, in assorted shapes
and sizes, each . I 0c
Lisk Roasters
t.isk self-basting seamless
roasters in oval shapes. Made
with inside removable tray.
17x11x7 .#2.50
l ux 11 xx'4 #2.75
10 ' a x I 2 1 y x S ' j #5.00
?0'3 X 1 9 ' ■ X H 1 #5.50
21 ’txl I’txin'.j, # 1.75
Wear-Ever Roasters
Wear Kver aluminum roa I
ers, in three sizes.
14 '4x10x7 ... #5.05
l Ox I lx* . # 1.05
17x12x1).#5.05
Pyrex Ovenware
Pyrex ovenware, the ware
that enables you to rook and
serve in the same dish.
I 'v quart Casserole, round or
oval .81.75
Bread Pan* .. .w><*
Baking Pishes .SI.OO
Pie Plates , . 50* to 81.10
Custard Cups.20*
Percolator
"Mirm” aluminum percolator,
2-quart sue, in colonial design,
each.11.68
I mirth I luor
Savory Double Boiler
Savory steam double boiler,
porcelain enameled on steel, in
two sir.es.
No. 1 sire. $2.00
No, 2 sir.o. #3.00
Wear-Ever Roa»ters
Wear-Krvrr aluminum roaster
in tbo round style, with tight
fitting cover. #2.75
Roaster*
Blue steel roasters, Itt oval
shapes, with tight-fitting cov
er, W inch si/.e .... $1.70
Blue enamel roasters, oval
shape, with tight fitting rover.
I 5 inch sire #2.30
18-inch sue . . . #2.05
For the Thanksgiving Table
Linens at Special
Prices
Luncheon Sets
13-piece hand-made luncheon
sets, beautifully hand-scalloped
and hand-embroidered d*C QC
on fine linen.
Refrectory Table
Scarfs
20x72-inch table scarfs, attrac
tively hand-embroidered on Irish
linen; regular $12.50 Cfl
values; each.v#
Oblong Madeira
Cloths
16x24-inch oblong 'cloths, hand
embroidered and seal- d* * QC
loped, each.v 1
Round Madeira
Cloths
45-ineh cloths with beautiful de
signs of solid embroidery and eye
let work, scalloped d*Q CQ
edge, each.sPJ'sO”
Madeira Luncheon
Napkins
Madeira napkins made of fine
Irish linen with neat hand
embroidered design in the corner.
Limit of 12 napkins d»C QC
to a customer; dozen,
Doilies
Oval doilies, 6x12 inches, hand
scalloped and hand-embroidered
on fine Irish linen, OQ_
each .A27C
Round Centerpieces
Round centerpicees in several
pretty designs of velvet and solid
embroidery. Specially d* 1 O C
priced, each.ip 1
Irish Linen Damask
Irish linen damask of fine flax,
extra heavy weight in 70-inch
width. Many pretty designs.
Regular $2.00 quality. CQ
Yard.«|) l ,DV
Linen Napkins
Dinner napkins of pure linen,
22x22 inches. Good quality in I
several designs. d»C QC
Dozen . ip0»I/0
Breakfast Table
Cloths
ii2x52-inch cloths of fine quality
in colored designs of blue, green
or gold. Neatly d»0 C Q
hemmed; each.
Dinner Sets
Hemstitched dinner sets of Irish
linen with 2x2-yard cloth and six I
22-inch napkins. C 1 7 CO
$25.00 value; set. . 1 I
Second Floor
Thanksgiving Specials in
China
Odds and ends of dose-out patterns in
Haviland China greatly reduced. This in
cludes cups and saucers, dinner plates,
salad or dessert plates, sauce dishes,
creamer and sugar, platters, vege
table dishes, casseroles and gTaxy
boats. In some cases almost an en
tire set may be sdected in the same
pattern.
Decorated Bungalow Sets, $11.00
\ serviceable dinnerware set in an attractive pattern, articles in
graceful shapes with pattern in blue line and basket of fruit and
flower*.
The set consists of 6 dinner plates, fi soup plates, 6 dfssert plates,
6 cups and saucers. 6 bread and butter plates. 6 sauce dishes. 1 cov
ered dish, 1 ten-inch platter, sugar and creamer, gravy boat and one
open vegetable dish.
100 piece set ... SSri.OO
Japanese Cups and Saucers
Set of Six, $1.00
White china cups and saucers decorated
with a narrow gold band. Regular ?t.50
values.
Breakfast Sets
$6.95
Japanese china break
fast sets in attractive
pattern*.
Fourth Floor
Continuing Our Advance
Xmas Sale of Beaute Boxes
At Less Than Half Regular Prices
Round Boxes, Oblong Boxes, Cigarette Boxes, Sewing
Trays, Ash Trays and Many Others
Beautifully decorated with
conventional designs and with
pictuites of movie stars, includ
ing .lackie l oogan. The inside
of these boxes are either tint
ed or painted with geld moire.
Round Boxes
Hu 1 Ilf Siu 4 litlc
Sire 2. I lf Sire 5. IVJf
Sire d. !»;;<» Sire <1 10c*
Sue 7.. . .58*
Oblong Boxes
Sire 1 ..
Sire 1 ._
Cigaret Boxes, 25c
A»h Tr»»i
lj«rge sire, set of 4 *
Serving Trays, 55*
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