THE OM.UIA SUNDAY HKfcJ: MARCH tf 1014.
7 -A
Store Hours, 8:30 a. ra. to 6 p. m. Saturday till 9 p. m.
TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS
Commission on Industrial Relations
Makes Announcement.
WILL COVER UNITED STATES
Wltnrnsri. Competent to Sprnk for 1
liinplorrrn nnil Kmploj-rtt Will J
n Anlitd to filie VIpttn I
nnd SnRBmtlons. '
WASHINGTON. March 7.-(Special )
Pubtlo hearings Irt Important Industrial
centers from New York to San Francisco ,
will bo held during the spring and cully '
lummer by tho United States commission j
en, Industrial relations. t
This announcement was made today hy i
Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the com-1
mission; Tho hearings, said Mr. Walsh,
wlh embrace In their scopa nil the main
vions of the Inquiry directed by con
cress. 1
..i. lung tho cities that probably will bo
Malted arc New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Patcrson, Scranton, Pittsburgh, '
Buffalo, Wheeling, Charlotte, Greenville,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Louis
vllio. New Orleuns, Detroit, Indianapolis,
Cleveland, Chicago, Houghton, Mil
waukee, Madison, St. Louis, Kansas City.
St. Paul, Denver, Trinidad, Dallas, Hous
ton or Galveston, Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Butte and Icad.
Through examination of witnesses com
petent to speak for employers, trades
union?,, other labor organizations, un
organized employes nnd thu general
public, the commission hopes to obtain
Information concerning the industrial
situation that will lead to constructive
recommendations.
Subject of Iminlrj.
Some of I he subjects to be Inquired into
in each city are Irregularity of employ
ment: possibilities of ending Irregularity
and Increasing production through scienti
fic, management; tho activities of trades
unions and employers' associations, nnd
the extent and operation of governmental
machinery for regulating the conditions of
Industry. Including tho relations between
cmploytrs and employes.
Successful methods of maintaining
harmonious relations beneficial to both
employers nnd employes will ba Inquired
Into particularly, with a view to their
adoption in other centers, where no such
methods havo been tried.
Kmlncnt authorities In subjects to be
Included within the scope of the inquiry
havo Joined tho staff ct the commission
and are now aiding In planning the hear
irgs. Witnesses desired by the commission
v ill bo summoned under the authority
granted It by congress, and volunteer
testimony will bo welcomed.
Announcing tho plan for hearings,
Chairman Walsh said:
"Tho commission will carefully avoJJ
acting as a board of modlatlon and con
ciliation, and will not allow itself to bo
drawn Into local controversies or recognize
atich controversies unless In doing so it
can obtain Information that has moro
than local and temporary significance.
All to Haw lleurlnB.
"Every interest will be given a hear
ing. Tho commission will strlvo ta put
aside all .bias and prejudice. It will Jurgo
ethers to 'dp the same. In tho hope -that
the industrial problem may be studied
In Uho light of reason. 'Tho oper. mind
will bo our watchword and we ' shall
endeavor to provldo a forum where men
representing all' factions can meet. In-the-corkfaon
.purpose .of", f.lndnB, it way -out
from ftjtternesa and strife. - To ccornpllsh.
tlds.'fwtc.shali '!ctf lhd cp-oporaUon nnd
help of ail concerned. Wo shall ask those
who meet with Us at tho hearings to
come not as employers or employes, but
as men belonging to tho samo human
family.
"The hearings are to be undertaken as
ono means of cnrrylng out the Instruc
ting of congress to Inquire Into the In
dustrial situation nnd to report our con
clusions and recommendations.
"Tho commission wishes In particular
to invito the help of every person who
has a constructive suggestion. Such sug
gestions will be especially welcome when
they aro supplemented by testimony ns
to tha successful carrying out of tho
ldoas they embody."
According to present plans tho hearings
will begin the latter part of March
A. F. BLEICK, NEBRASKA
PIONEER, DIES AT BENSON
Adolph F. Welck. aged CT years, died
at his homo In Uenson Friday evening
after an illness of several months. Ills
wife died about three years ago.
Mr. Ulclck was an Omaha pioneer,
coming to. this locality before tho 'war.
After serving In tho northern army for
two and a half years ho returned to Ne
braska and engaged in farming several
miles west of Uenson. He retired about i
twenty years ago and has slnco mado j
his home at IC07 North rifty-clghth street. I
Two daughters, Mrs. Anna Cellols, Hen-
ion, and Mrs. Clara quinn, tfouui uaiiota.
and ono son, Frank A. Blelck, 4010 North
Twenty-fifth street, survive tho deceased.
Funeral services will bo held at tho
homo Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock by
Iter, Mr. TUnger of the Benson Lutheran
church. Interment will be at Mt. Hopo
cemetery.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED
FOR SAKE OF HIS FAMILY
Moses Gross, 413 South Eighteenth
street, was arrested Saturday morning
by Probation Officer Bernstein for sell
ing tobacco 'to minors. Gross pleaded
guilty to tho charge and was fined M
and costa. The sentence was later sus
pended when It was learned that his
wife was In the hospital nnd he had a.
family of sis small children to look
after. Gross was tried for selling tobacco
to students of tho Commercial High
school.
STRAUSER AND GRAHAM
GET CASE CONTINUED
K. Strauser. who was arrested an pro
prietor of the Lanse hotel. Thirteenth and
Jackson streets, Friday night, secured a
continuance If hearing until next Thurs
day, as did Jack Graham, 1M6 Farnam
street, whose saloon waa also visited by
the police. Three women Inmates of the
Lango hotel appeared In police court and
were fined tiA and costs each, us wu
also on man Inmate.
RUSSIAN CHIEF OF POLICE
MURDERED BYSUBORDINATE
ST. PETERSBURG, March '-Lieutenant
Colonel Chebuleff, chief of police of
St. Petersburg, was shot dead today In i
his offlee by a Junior officer, Lieutenant
Ivanoff. The motive for the crime was
sold to be vengeance
Kayser Silk Bloomers at $2 . 98
THE present ntyle of dress for women brings Int.
prominence Venetian stlk-knit knickerbockers, a"
such garments dr. away with any additional fitli
eT . 1"' hck nd white, elastic around waist
and at knees. Price $g.9
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
Diane of the Green Van
by Leona Dftlm mple. on sale for tho first time Satur
day. Is a truly remarkable story of the open, In which
love, laughter, mystery, surprise and fdenture f"""
the Arcadia trail of the ilreen Van. Price 31.30
Sunday, March , 101 1.
HTOlti: N15WS FOU MONDAY.
Sixteenth unci llmncy Streets.
15,000 YARDS OF RICH NEW BLACK SILKS
THERE is probably no nows
In this paper that Is of
moro Importance to you today
than that published under our
name, It's o the snme great
value to you every day, make It
a point to turn to this pagc(7)
dally It's published for your
benefit as well, ns ours.
The next time you aro In tho
More auk to sec the new
"PCINTHX" UUBL found only
' in tho "Onyx" Hosiery. It re
Places tha old. unsightly
Hciuaro splicing, gives n slim,
graceful nnd elegant appenr
ance to tho nnkln and retains
nil the advantages of tho re
inforcement. EXTHUSIASM-As Webster de
fines it is "Ardor of mind, fer
vent zeal, earnest dovotlon,"
that's exactly what you'll find
bubbling fortli from this entire
organization ENTHUSIASM,
n spirit of loyalty and co-opcrn-tlou
the natural sequence Is
GREATER SERVICE to a
GREATER NUMBER.
HA It DROPS nro quite tho
style: our showing Is very ex
tensive, Including combina
tions of sterling silver, pearl,
gold, etc.; many unique de
signs and very modcHtly priced
at tho Jewelry section.
Sow "DRESS" BAGS, made of
finest imported leathers with
Pannier handles, shown nt tho
leather goods section.
liURGESS-NASH CO.
IN A STIRRING SALE HERE MONDAY
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A Silk Offering That Will Establish a New "High Water Mark" for Value
Giving in Omaha--An Event You Cannot Afford to Overlook
001) FORTUNE certainly favored us when w0 picked up this great lot of blnek silks, for seldom, if over, has there been sueh lXUSUAli VAL
VES as tltcse offered and especially at the very beginning of tho spring season. v
There's a reason for tho underpricing, of coarse, but what interests you most is the fact that the silks aro here exactly as represented every
piece strictly first quality and that the values are of tho iuunatchable sort. ' I
If you have a black silk need (and what Avonian is there that has not) this is your one great opportunity. So coiue early Monday and mako
the best of it. Heroes an idea: 1
85c and 89c Black Silk. 59c I S1.25 and $1.39 Black Silks. 89c
In this lot we include such splendid silks as : Some of the most favored weaves are included at this
black messaliues 24 inches wide, 24-inch black
satin dutchess; 24-inch foul
ard silks and 27-inch black
Jap silk; tho usual 85c and
89c qualities; Monday, the
vard
price, 27-in. black Surah, 27-in. black satin dutchess,
,'H)-inch black nicssalincs, 3(i-inch
black peau do soie, 27-inch black
silk sorgo and 36-iuoh chiffon
taffeta; $1.25 to $1.31) qualities;
Monday, tho yard
$1.39 to $1.50 Black Silk. 98c
Including such splendid weaves as black
rough suiting silks ilU inches wide; 26-incli
black Bengaline silks, M-in.
black peau do soie, IlO-in
black corded silks and 42-in.
I black silk poplins; tho usual
I $!.;!!) and $1.50 qualities; yd.
Illiirk Mosuliuc.
Messallno silks, 19 inches OQ
wide, usual fiDc quality, yd 0C
Hlnck Messalincs.
Messallno silks, 30 inchCB wide,
ubuuI $1,011 quality, rt - 1 Q
yard ipl.II
Muck lU'uunlitiCH.
Bengalino suitings, 30 Inches wide,
usual $2.00 quality,
yard
$1.39
lllnck MessnllncN.
Mnssalino silks. "-'T inches Q
wldo, usunl $t qunlity, yd. OJC
IJlnrk Cioprs.
Crinkled crepe. 12 Inchos wide,
usual $2.25 qunlity,
yard .... i.
liiuck Crepes.
Cnnton crepes, 12 inches wide,
usunl $2.00 quality,
$1.39
79c
Hlnck Poplins.
Silk poplins, 30 in. wide,
usunl $1 quality, yard. .
Crepe do Chines.
Black crepo do chines, 42 Inches
wldo, usual $r. quality. d- OQ
yard p 1 &
lllnck Hutches.
Satin dutchess. 30 inches wide,
usunl $1.50 quality, Qfi.r
yard Z3
Crepo do Chines.
Hlnck. 42 Inches wlda, rt JtZ
usunl $2.fi0 quality, ytM k i O
Hlnck Crepes.
Cnnton rrnpes, 4 2 Inches wide.
usual $2. DO qunlity,
yard
Hlnck Dutches.
Satin dutchess, 30 inches wide,
usual $2,715 qunlity
yard
$1.75
Inches wide.
$1.89
lllnck Tnffctn
Chiffon tnffsta, 30 in
wide, $2.50 quality, yd
Coat Inn Silks
IUck coating silk, 4 2 lnobos -wldo,
UBUhl S3. 50 quality,
yard
Hlnck SulthiRN
Hengallno Rultings, 30 inches wldo
usunl $2.50 qunlity,
yard ,
i.$1.98
:s.
lnobos -wldo,
$2.19
US.
inches wldo
$1.79
UNUSUAL
ITi:MS ndvcrtlsed under the hcadliiR "Unusual we
reserve tho right to limit quantities and refuse
to ucccpl mull or phone orders.
7oc SiUtn Pillow Tops, 20c.
Beautiful Persian. Oriental and floral designs;
splendid range of selection, usual 75c value, cholco
Monday, Art Needlework
section, each
29c
Alarm Olooki, G9c.
"America" alarm clocks,
made hy tho maker or tho
"lllj; Ben,' polished nick
el cases, large dial with
patent shutoff alarm,
guaranteed KQp
for ono year OUu
Infants' 35c Koic, 33o.
InfuutH fine quality bilk
and wool hose. In pink,
hluo and tan, tho regular
35c quality, very speclm,
Monday, main floor, at,
tho O Op
nnlr tWU
S1.50 ''It. & (.'." Corsets for SI
An "Unusual" valUu; new, low bust, almost, topless,
finished with ribbon nnd lace', long skirt, free hip,
hose supporters, t- ff
$1C0 quality , J) 1 .UV
Winsome New Blouses
Here for Spring at $5.00
R. EALLY charniing creations and in
such a variety of smart new models,
too. The fact that these are all now models
for tho coming
spring season gives
assuranco that
every blouBo is crisply
fresh and immaculate
ly clean that they aro
especially low In price;
tako for Instance:
A pretty crepo do chlno
blouse, trimmed with
bands of silk nnd cord
finish boloro, n o w
shades of maize, peach,
charteuso and white,
price 85.00
Another model in pussy willow taffeta, trimmed
with horastitchlnp; and pIco edging, all the new
shados at 5.00
Burffeii-NKli Co. Second floor.
15 lilipg?'
There's That Differentness in the Spring Suits
Here That You Will Appreciate
DIFFERENT Yes, that host describes the styles of the
coming season. Tho individuality of ovory garment
is most noticeable porha'ps, it's tho cut of tho jaunty little
jacket, the fancy hand-ombroidercd collar, tho laco collar,
tho buttons in odd designs and harmonizing color or trim
mings beautifully applied. There-'s a littlo touch of some
thing that stampB tho suits hero as different from those
shown elsewhere.
The Tailored Suits at $25.00
WE havo ovory reason to believe are tho best for tho
money you can find in tho city; wo spooializo on tail
ored suits at this price, featuring those ''different" indi
vidual and distinctive styles, in such materials as poplins,
serges, whip cords, moiro silks, gabardines, etc., newest
shades also black and white check.
Other Smart Styles $15 to $89.50
The New Silk Frocks at $25
ARE indeed charming creations, featuring tlio newest ideas
In figured and plain silks, such ns taffetas and cropo do
chines, made with the new blouso waists, plain and combination
styles; tho shades nro pink, reseda, tan, wistaria, Copenhagen,
navy, nlso black and white.
nalniacaan Conts, lB.OO.
BEAUTIFUL effects In plain
whlto nnd plaid mixed materi
als, new sleeveless effect, ono of
the accepted styles for spring.
Tho New Skirls, 95.05.
INCLUDE tho prettiost models
imaginable, mndo of nil wool
French sorgos, tunic stylos, black
and navy blue.
Ourffeu-XTaih Co. S.cona floor.
Let Us Repair Your Old
Watch for You
MONDAY we will take orders for
tho repairing of wntches at a
prlco far bolow that asked by any
other watch maker and at tho samo
thno wo will guurantco our work for
ono year. Look around tho uouho to
day and gather up the watches tlmt
are out of order, bring them Jn Mon
day to our watch ropnir man nt tho
Jowolry Boction and we will repulr them for you
at tho following prlcos
Watch Cleaned for 50c. Now Main Spring, 50c
. New Jewel for 50c Now Crystnl for lQc.
Bnr(ri-Nah Company Main; I'loor. . ,a.
Oh! Such Lovely Hats
in This Sale at $10.00
MONDAY wo will havo our first snlo of spring
milliner'. It's an unusual thing at this time
of tho season, hut realizing tho great demand for
bats at 10 wo docldcu to of
fer you a range of nolectlon
such as will set tho wholo
city to talking.
For tho past ten dnys or
two wcok our worktoom
ling boon turning out now
models of an Individual, dis
tinctive and exclusive nii-
turt values that
you will marvel
at when you Bee
them.
Ilea ut! til now ldoas ex
pressed in trimmings of
flowers, ostrich, ribbons, etc. croatlons that nro
tho equal of hats shown elscwhcro nt $12.50 to $1C
here Monday nt , $10.00
NOTE Miss Littlo and Miss Kvans of our sales
forco havo returnod from tho coaBt with many now
idoas for their customers und will bo pleased to oeo
you, nurram-nnili Co, 8cond "floor.
$10
65c
Garbage Cans
HEAVY galvanized quality, flvo
lots
8-gallon cans, regular
price 79c, for
10-gallon cans, rogular 7IZ'c
price 89c, for
12-gallon cans, rogular fJC,,
prlco 95c. for OO-U
16-gallon cans, regu-rti Q
lar prlco $1.50, for.. f4 1 1
20-gallon cans, regu- ti on
lar price ?1.75. for. .P I Ou
Fnrjfen-Naih Co. Basement.
MONDAY IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT SALESROOM
10c Kluxons, 11c. ,
Genuine registered Flaxons, plain and
dimity weaves, exquisite colorings and
dainty patterns.
U5c Wash Goods, 15c.
Do Navarro Crepes nnd Rico Cloth, ex
clusive new patterns in beautiful colorings.
10c Crepes at O&c.
Pretty now Crepes, floral patterns on
light back grounds.
8 He Muslin, 10 Yurds, 55c.
Splendid yard wide bleached muslin, 10
yard limit to each buyer.
l5c Silk Ilihhons, Mr.
Silk taffetas and messallno ribbons,
woven patterns, beautiful new A
colorings, 25c quality, yard.., XH"C
2c Crepes, 12 He.
Now pieces of Imperial Crepes, dainty,
pretty colorings and patterns, 23c quality,
yard, 12 c.
HOc flhret nt .11c.
Whlto bleached Bed Sheets, size 72x90,
limit 6 to ono customer.
$1.50 I'uinps nt 05c.
Women's black velvet Pumps, flexlblo
solo, high heel, sizes :: to 7.
$3.00 Pumps nt $1,05,
Women's new spring patent leuther and
guu metal Pumps, sizes U to 7.
Women's $i).50 Shoes nt $1.05.
Patent leather nnd gun metal Shoes, all
tho newest heel nnd too shupes,
$1.25 Comfort Shoes, HUc.
Women's comfort house, shoes, flexlblo
spies, pluin and medium wldo tip toes, low
rubber heels, elastic at sldoa.
Inverted Lights, 35c
INVERTED gas lights, comploto
with burner, mnntlo and Off
globe, Monday, for,.., 30C
Gas mantles, the "Lindsay Tung
sten, tho usual 30c -j a
quality, each,., 1SC
Gas lights, upright, comploto with
giobo, burner und mantle, OP
40c value, Monday uOC
Inverted light with doublo adjust
ting burner, comploto 7
with mantle, fl.OO value. C
nurareia-naili Co. Batement.
The Second Week of This Great CLOSING OUT SALE of FURNITURE
Brings Values As Great as On the Opening Day- Don't Miss These
Ay FAST us tho various pieces on the floor lire sold others tako their places from the reserve warehouse and in sorno instances prices have received an -additional
range of selection and tho values for tho second woek aro just as great as at tho very hoginning of the sale. Every piece must go- furniture for ovory room in
at SAVINGS KAHUING l'KUM Yz TO y2 THE REGULAR SELLING PRICE
Closing Out Dining Tables at $6.95
2-inch round top pedestal tables, 6-ft. extension, in golden
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oak and fumed oak; formerly $10.50 and $12.00; on sale
Monday at
$fi95
Closing Out Golden Oak Princess Dressers
All golden oak princess dressers, drawers, solid oak top,
largo oval bevel plate mirror; formerly $14.50, $15.50
nnd $17.00, sale price
cut. The
tho house
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4u-liii'h nquare top ta
I)1p, golden oak. C and
8-rt extenalon, formerly
$13.00 to J 16.00. Mon
days atilo QO QC
. . .. VWI w
price.
4&-lndi square top
taiileH, 8-f t. exten
sion, formerly
$l.r, 00, cioHins- out
aio o nr
jirke.
$5.98
tj-lncli round top pertiin
ta.1 tablf8, C-ft. xton
Ion. golden ou.k nnd
f umod nuk, formerly
lo.oo to m, hr nc
Hale price WviOO
Wlilto Hed Itoom furniture.
White enamel wood bed of lull Hlze;
formerly $11.50, ealo price
$22 White Knamel Chlffonlors fflBSJtr,
$20 White Enamel Dresners $ 111.50
Sis White Enamel Chiffoniers .Sr.7."
$21 White Knamel Dreafcare , , )l.".no
nue cnamei (. nuioniera , irtiw.,.
i Sis White rcnamei ur.,r , j-i.im
J $15 White Unamel UreMlnit Table $ H.0K
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tjtl.OH I'lnte Itai'Lh, 7lh.
Solid golden oak, three fchelvctt
Htrongly made, formerly
Mi I'Hc Uriibli and Comb Caw HUc.
V -Made of maple with 2 MhelvoH and
...U.n. Inn. Uttllf. - t..Mnl,,.
11,11 1 i ; i t.uui, nu 1 1 U 'J IU iUI IM.VIIQII Ul
hniull bathroom, formerly
813.00 Ilrehber? nt !8.75.
Ooplen oak dreHRnrn, sdld top and front, wrll flnllid, S roomy
druwem, fonuerly tlS.OO, sale prICo
$10.00 Iron IIeIs nt $5.0H.
ull lze Iron bedj, VernU Martin Jlnlnh, fonuerly J10.Q0,
for
SS.fiO Iron liwl. full hIih. white onaluel
J3.7S Iron lied, full elze. wlilte enaniel
(U 75 Iron bil, full mIzh, Void Is Martin
Kull ulzee MprliiKH, wooden frunie with hovy woven
wire fatirlc, formerly 11 80, to clone
$0.00 llockct-H ut $t.-5.
MaiioKHi fiiiU" rorker. woon minuie neH. iiiku uuih. loun- to rt C
-TIW
S8.75
$5
08c, to clone.
39c
ii.oilv if, nn in i lopti mil
J5.00 UlirU TdqcIs oak rockir 83.33
Jli.00 Htk rovker. nphi'Uterl newt and bai'k 89.00
li 00 fuuiBd ok roi ker. woil twal , 93.60
17.2.1 Kolden tmk rocker, wood Htat 8515
( Mills' S1.:S0 Hochurs, 7.V. ! (Jolditn Onk Uuffets, $7.I)H.
75c
$1-9X, salo price.
79c
Ueod HockerH, made atrongly
without arms, formerly $1.50
A few solid sample rockers of tho
samo pattern at, each ROc
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Threo pattenm, formerly priced at
$12.50. $11.50 and $10.10; well
mado and well finished,
your cholco, one prlco..
$7.98
Burgess-Nash Co. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney.-
:Burgess.Nash Co.Everybody's Store 16th and Harney;
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