THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: 'NOVEMBER 2$, 1917.
Nebraska
. REEDS APPLY TO
BOARD JOR PAROLE
,Mca Convicted of Murder Ask
if or Clemency; Now Acting
as Trusties About State
. Institutions.
(rrtn"sStaff Correspondent.)
Lincoln, ' N(.. 24. (Special.)
George and Alva Resd, serving terms
in the penitentiary for murder, have
applied to the State Panic vboard for
pardons. .Heath, who was indicated
with them in the crime, has alsu ap
plied for a pardon, but his apphcati
came in to late for consideration ot
the board at the present session.
The mtn with Kenneth Murphy,
who was paroled nd later pardoned,
were given sentences for the murder
or Charles Sellers in Cherry county
five or six years ago.
The Reed brothers have been trust,
iei for a couple of years, working
around at state institutions whenever
, their services were needed. Heath has
been working at the Grand Island
Soldiers' home.
Nebraska Four-Minute
Men in Many Cities
Lincoln, Nov. 24. (Special.) The
division of four-minute men of the
' United States committee of public in
formation is now organized in 118
Nebraska cities and towns, where
some 875 accredited speakers for the
government are ready to bring to the
people, in four-minute addresses to
theater audiences, Authoritative mes
sages of information concerning the
war.
Eleven more local chairmen have
been appointed by the Nebraska head
of the division, Prof. M. M. Fogg of
the University of Nebraska. They
are: R. L. McNown, Bloomfield; Ray
mond H. Atwood, Chester; D. D. Lit
tle, Clarks; F. H. Young, Genoa; F.
E. Slusser, Grand Island; Harry
Vaughan, Guide Rock; A. J. Jenison,
Harvard; D. R. Mounts, Long Pine;
W. C Hartman, Staplehurst; Aubrey
A. Smith, St. Edward; E. E, Stanton,
Stromsburg.
Governor Neville Explains
Caused Row in Seventh
Lincoln, Neb., Nor. 24-(Special.)
Governor Neville has given out a
statement on the Seventh regiment
squabble in Omaha. He said that
the first physical inspection of the
Omaha battalion was too lax and
that another inspection was decided
ipon. . Captain McGlone refused to
give up the muster rolls so the
men could be Inspected again, Gov
ernor Neville declared. Captain Mc
Glone 9 resignation is in the hands
of the governor but has not been
cted upon.
Sen of Congressman
Promoted to Be Colonel
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
Lincoln, Neb., Nop. 24.- (Special.)
Ihe promotion ot ueneral fersU'
ins to general has resulted in the pro
, motion of well known Nebraska
' man. Captain 4 Martin C. Shillen
' ocrger- who went to 1 ranee as an
side on the staff of General Pershing,
According to the information re
:eived here Captain Shallenberger,
who is a son of Congressman A. C.
Shallenberger of the Fifth Nebraska
district,' has been promtoed ' to
coioneL - . .
Serious Charge Preferred
; Against Lancaster Man
. (From a Staff Correspondent.) '
; Lincoln, Nov. 24. (Special.)
Henry Wiggenjost, the oldest em
ploye at the Lancaster county court
iiouse in point of service, having as
sisted in the erection of the present
building 30 years ago, is in jail for
alleged mistreatment of three girls,
one of 16 years of age and the others
11 years. The last two, were not
harmed.
Before entering the service of the
ronnty he was an engineer on the
Burlington and has been secretary of
the brotherhood for many years.
. Nebraska Boy in France
is Word Sent to Father
(From a matt Correspondent.)
; Lincoln, Nov. 24. -(Special.) A
card received by Assistant Attorney
General G. W. Ayers from his son,
Donald T. Ayers, who is in the Unit
ed States service in Company H,
167th infantry, conveys the following
information this morning: "When you
get this I will be in France. Merry
Christmas." -.
District Judge Fees
Exempt From War Tax
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 24. (Special.)
Transportation for district judges
Bar Dances at State
Uni; Smallpox Scare
Lincoln, Nov. 24. Discovery of
eight cases of smallpox among girl
students at the University of Ne
braska today resulted in the issu
ance of an order by Chancellor
Avery that all students and faculty
members who have not been vac
cinated recently must now take that
precaution.
A number of students are under
quarantine and, an order probably
will be issued today, it is said,
barring all student dances until the
extent of the epidemic is ascer
tained. Chancellor Avery and Executive
Dean Engberg today submitted to
vaccination in order to set an ex
ample for the student body and
faculty members.
is exempt from the war tax, according
tr information received bv State
AnHNor Smith from Internal Revenue
Office George Loomis ofr the dis
trict of Neujka. Their court re
porters must pay fV tax.
Bomb in Police Station
Explodes; Seven Killed
Milwaukee. Nov. 24. Seven patrol
men and city detectives were killed
and many are mising as the result of
a bomb explosion in central police
station tonight.
A detective had arrested an Italian
with a black box in his arms and when
the Italian had been taken into the
lieutenant's office, the bomb, which
had been left on a table in the wait
ing room, practically wrecking the
building.
Hold Red Cross Sale.
Orleans, Neb., Nov. 24. (Special
Telegram.) At a donation Red Cross
sale held here today the total raised
for Red Cross purposes amounted to
$900. All articles were donated by
citizens of Orleans and vicinity and
included everything from half a dozen
eggs to a yearling mule and two year
ling colts.
U. S, DESTKOYER
SENDS GERMAN
SUBT0B0TT0M
(Ceratlnned From Pat One.)
publsh nothing in such cases, an
agreement was reached between the
Navy department and the British ad
miralty to give out certain facts
which secretary uameis announced
todav in a brief statement.
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There was a report tn naval circles
that approximate!;,- 40 men, including
hive oihcers, were taken ort tne sud
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marine. If this were true, it was
pointed out, the vessel undoubtedly
was one of the largest of the cruiser
type known authentically to be oper
ated by the Germans.
Neat Piece of Work.
Base of the American Flotilla in
British Waters, Nov. 24. The Amer
ican destroyers which were responsi
ble for the latest sinking of a' German
submarine have returned to their
base with flags flying. This victory
over the U-boat was one of the clean
est, neatest and quickest pieces of
anti-submarine work yet recorded by
the AnfWican squadron.
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mander was just preparing to fire a
torpedo, either at one of the destroy
ers or at a merchantman nearby. .
Preparing to Fire.
"Periscope two points, off the star
board bow," sang out a lookout in a
voice which could be heard from end
to end of the craft. Instantly an
alarm to general quarters was sounded
and the helm thrown hard over.
Signal flags were swung out notify
ing the sister ship of the exact lo
cation of the enemy. At the same time
the heliograph began its staccato
flashing of orders for a combined at
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shown above the surface of the sea
400 yards distant for a few instants
and then vanished. In less time than
it takes to tell, the destroyer under
the impetus of suddenly opened throt
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where the periscope had disappeared.
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It's Almost
Christmas
and our Christmas
Candle Stock It
C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E
Colonial Candles The pretty
square kind 10c each
Mexican Serges 30c each
Bayberry Candles, hand dipped,
' 20c, 25c and 30c each.
Decorated Italian Renaissance,
$2.50 and $5.00 per pair.
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New Dining Room Furniture
For Thanksgiving
The Supreme Efforts of Leading Designers and Craftsmen Have
Created the Beautiful Dining Room Furniture Now on Our
Floors. Reproductions Are Represented Here From the
Italian Renaissance, Louis XVI, Elizabethan, William
and Mary, Queen Anne, Hepplewhite, Chippendale
and Adam, As Well As Sturdy Mission Styles by
Present Day Designers. .
Offerings of Interest
From Our
Drapery
Section
Couch Covers
In Chinese designs of mer
cerised moquette, $16.75 and
$25.00 per pair.
Sunf asfDrapery Fabrics
60 inches wide, which is wide ,
enough to split for the ordinary
window, in all the popular and
desirable drapery coloring,
$1.50 to $5.00 per yard. .
Duchess Panel Lace
This lace comes in panels 9
and 11 inches wide. Enough
panels can be purchased joined
together to treat windows of
any width, sold by the panel,
at 85c, $100, $1.80. $2.00 and
$3.00 per panei.
Portieres
In plain velvet and velour,
36 inches wide, reversible, and
in almost any color combination ,
modern treatments demand, at,
per pair, $20.00.
, 50 inches wide and of better
grade, per pair, $35.00.
French velour portieres, at,
per pair, $35.00. t
Protect your dining table by
using an asbestos table pad:
48-inch diameter, round pad,
$5.50.
54-inch diameter, round pad,
$6.75.
60-inch diameter, round pad,
$7.50.
Extra leaves according to
your need, per leaf, $1.40.
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'The Glenarlo"
Apartments
'- ' - -: '.
51st and Capitol Ave.
, Especially Visit Suite
No. 23. Draped and fur
nished complete by Orch
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Another proof of our
ability to give you a beau
tiful apartment home at
a moderate cost.
Hours 4:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Week Days.
11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays
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A Queen Anne
Suite
Characterized by
extreme price
MODERATION
This pleasing, grace
ful style is seen to
advantage in the
suite indicated in
our illustration.
H issesy.
Every dollar you spend
this Christmas should do
some permanent good.
Our thoughts this year
center upon our homes
they are nearer and dearer
than ever, before.
Therefore the appropri
ate gift is for the HOME,
one that everyone will en
joy and treasure.
Your choice will natur
; ally be overwhelmingly in
favor of FURNITURE
and that's why
"It's a
Furniture
Xmas"
Priced as Follows:
Sideboard .$57.00 54-inch by 8-foot Extension Table $57.00 Chair . ,v... $13.50
Side Table $28.00 Chiija Closet $57,00 Arm Chair $21.00
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William and Mary
Dining Table and Chairs
Extra Value
The Table The Chairs
This is a thoroughly
well built table of quar
tered oak, finished a
rich, satiny Jacobean.
It extends to six feet
when emergency de
mands. The character
istic turning and
curved stretchers are
of very pleasing proportions.
represent a most unus
ual value. You will no
tice the good lines from
the cut, but we can
SHOW YOU the full,
broad slip seat, uphol
stered In Spanish leath
er and the fine, select
oak that is finished Ja
cobean. Priced, each,
$37.00 $5.00
Buffets, to match, from $44.00.
Elegant
Quartered
Oak
Dining Table
54 Inches. Extend
ing to 6 Feet
A massive pedestal base
type with heavy semi
scroll feet, beautifully
finished golden and
polished.
A really wonderful valute, at. . . . .$25
Same table with 8-ft. extension.'. .$30
An Elizabethan
Dining Room Suite
Buffet Illustrated
On display in our north window.
This is a more than ordinary
suite, the motifs of which have
been carefully copied from fur
niture of the days of Queen
Bess.
Priced in both Walnut and
Mahogany. '
In Mahogany
72-inch Buffet, for $104.00
48-inch Extension. Table .... $98.00
Silver Cabinet, for $82.00
Serving Table, for $44.00
Chairs, for .$15.50
Arm Chair $24.00
In Walnut The prices are the same
with the exception of the Buffet,
at $108.00
Serving Table, for $48.00
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Solid Mahogany Tea Wagon
$17.50
55.
IV.
With loose
serving tray
top that
doubles the
service val
ue.
Add to Your Library
of Music
from the wonderful and com
plete assortment of VICTOR
v RECORDS now in our stock, In
cluding the latest additions for
Thanksgiving. " ,
Here Are Eight
Records that should be in every
Victor Cabinet.
Braslau, Sophie 64708
"The Sweetest Story Ever
Told," R. M. Stults, 10 inches,
$1.00.
De Luca, Giuseppe 64673
"Marriage of Figaro," Mozart;
10 inches, $1.00.
Elman, Mischa 64644
Souvenir Drola, 10 inches.
$1.00.
McCormack 64741 "Send
Me Away With a Smile," Louis
Weslyn, Al . Piantadosi ; $1.00.
Conway's Band 18360
'Naval Reserve March; White
Rose March; 10 inches, 75c.
Pietro 18361 American.
National Airs; Patriotic Airs;
10 inches, 75c.
Harold Veo's Orchestra
18372 "Don't Leave Me
Daddy," Fox Trot; "The. Zoo
Step," One Step; 10 inj 75c.
Victor Military Band 18370
"Over There," One Step;
""Where Do We Go From
Here!" March; 10 inches, 75c.
Phone Today, D. 313
Our Victor Service Will Do tha
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Make Ideal Christmas Gifts
Our stock of these rugs has lately been brought to the point of overflow by a
magnificent shipment from our eastern collector. There are many, many fine ex
amples that will make splendid Christmas gifts. Small .and large sizes represented.
Kemere, 10-5x8-10 $565
Laristan, 10-9x7-7 $435
Beluchistan, 4-4x2-3..., $25.00
Beluchistan, 3-5x3 .$22.50
Daghistan, 3-3x2-10 .... $45.00
Iran, 3-8x3-2 $40.00
Kermaashah, 14-5x9-10.. .$750
Heavy Khiva, 12-5x10-7. .$235
Mahal, 13-6x10-7 $400
Mahal, 10-6x9 $195
Mahal, ' 10-9x14-1 $285
Saruk, 11-8x8-8.. $875
Mosul, 5-2x3-4 ..$60.00
Princess Bakorah, 5-1x4,
at ...... t $67.50
Eermanshah, 7-1x5-4 .... $150
Daghistan, 6x4 $57.50
Saruk, 6-9x4-2 $97.50
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Aluminum
Saucepan
Either with the handle, as
illustrated, or with a bale,
for just ....... . . . . .69c
Providing you bring this
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See the big Wear-ever dis
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