fHE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919.
FIRE CAPTAIN
HURT AT SECOND
FIRE BYTROLLEY
A. P. Anderson, Soon After
Leaving Sick Bed, Com
pelled to Return to Hos
pital After Collision.
" Just returned yesterday from i
sick bed, recovering from injuries re
ceived in an automobile collision two
weeks ago, Capt. A. P. Anderson, of
the Omaha fire department, late
This Sale of Children's
Dresses Is Commanding
the Attention of Hun
dreds of Omaha
Women
Friday Will Surely Prove a
Day of Joy to Omaha's
Little Girls as Well as
Their Mothers.
Beddeo Secures Fortunate
furchase.
i Phones have been ringing ever
since this paper went to press
yesterday anxious mothers have
sent in inquiries as to just what
sort of Dresses were to be in
volved. Many wanted the oppor
tunity to make selections before
Friday, which, of course, was re
fused them. From all appear
ances this will cap the climax as
a value-giving sale. The variety
of patterns is indescribable
plaids, stripes, checks, overplaids,
plain and combinations of fancy
and plain materials, you will
choose from voiles, cotton, pop
lins, ginghams, chambray, crepes
and percales; middie styles, belt
ed models, straight line dresses,
Empire effects, in fact, a variety
of styles that will win your fancy
at once.
These Dresses were made to
sell in a regular way at $3.50.
$4.50, .$5.00. $6.50 and a few at
$7.50. But we secured the entire
lot of 50 dozen; at a price so ridi
culously low that we are able to
offer you your choice Friday at
les3 than one-third their actual
worth.
Watch our display ad in Thurs
day evening's paper, it will prove
to be the most interesting news
in the entire paper. Plan now to
be here when the doors open.
Beddeo Clothing Co.
1417 Douglas Street.
-Advertisement.
yesterday again was severely hurt
when a fire truck, on which he was
riding, collided with a Cuming street
car, at i wenty-rourth and Cuming
streets.
The truck had just left the fire sta.
tion to respond to a call at Twenty-
rourin ana ass streets, when the
collision occurred.
Captain Anderson was taken to
Lord Lister hospital
Two weeks ago the captain was
hurt in a broadside collision, when
his automobile was struck by anoth
er car.
State Commander of
G. A. R. to Be Honor
Guest At Reception
Judge J. S. Hoagland of Njrth
Platte, commander of the depart
ment of Nebraska Grand Army of
the Republic, will be the guest of
honor at a reception to be eiven at
8 o'clock tonight in Memorial hall,
Douglas county court house.
Judge Hoagland will be accom
panied by Harmon Bross of Lin
coln, assistant adjutant general. A
program, consisting of speaking
and music, is being prepared by the
Grand Army posts of Omaha, the
women of the Relief Corps and the
G. A. R.
The Sons of Veterans, Spanish
war veterans, with their auxiliaries
and all returned soldiers, marines
and aviatois now in the city have
oeen invited to attend.
National Commander C. E.
Adams is expected to be present.
declared N. K. Van Husen, chief of
staff, who is making the arrange
ments for the meeting.
Japan Will Join League
of Nations, Opinion at Tokio
Tokio. April 23. (By the Asso
ciated ' Press.) The impression ex
ists in well informed quarters here
that Japan will join the leasrue of na
tions even if the racial clause of the
league covenant is finally rejected
by the peace conference.
South Side
MOTHER PLEADS
IN VAIN TO HAVE
SONS RELEASED
South Side Judge Refuses to
Release Four Brothers
Charged With Vagrancy;
Fined $10 and Costs.
Victory Loan
Subscribers
STRONG DRINK
ROBS A MAN OF ENERGY
Cadomen Tablets Afford Re
lief to the Shattered Nerves
of the Drinker.
Justice triumphed in its struggle
with pity at the South Side police
court Wednesday morning. For ov
er a quarter ot an hour the little
aged and bent mother of Charles
Pete, Lck and Ralph Lane, brothers
living at iwenty-sixth and M
streets, pleaded with Judge Fitzger
ald to liberate her tour boys
charged with vagrancy.
ltiey are all l have, please let
them go, she faltered brokenly,
You have no right to keep them
They didn't violate any law. Won't
you free them?"
But the evidence was too strong.
lhe judge patiently and with in
finite sympathy explained to the
mother that the offense committed
by her sons warranted a heavier
punishment than he had imposed
Her only answer was, "They did
nothing, they did nothing! Let
them go.
Three Fined.
A fine of $10 and costs was finally
imposed by Judge Foster on all but
Ralph. The latter was freed be
cause his family needed his support.
It is alleged the Lane brothers
left Council Bluffs because of their
many escapades in that city.
They were taken into custody
Tuesday morning. None of them
could give a satisfactory explanation
to the arresting officers and they
were jailed as vagrants.
Arrested for Failing to
Return Borrowed Motor Car
Fred Smith, South Side, was ar
rested here Tuesday and booked
on a charge of larceny as bailee
The complaint, sworn out by Harry
Melcher, proprietor of an auto livery
scompany, accuses bmith of failure to
tectives the car was in Watson,
Mo. He said he drove it there and
intended to return it next week,
r,Hirn an ati,-mK!! mtil.!, Vm n,
www. j ed on April 16 Smith told de
........ uviuivtD biiu oauuia.
have stated that when they were de
nied their liquor, their nerves be
came shattered, until the wonderful
tonic effects of Cadomene Tablets
restored them to normal health. The
man who swears off liquor or to
bacco, will find his task easier, and
will regain his normal poise and con
trol quicker by taking Cadomene
Tablets. The wornout man or wo
man, the nervous and sleepless, find
boon in Cadomene Tablets which
are guaranteed safe, harmless and
effective always, or money back.
Get a tube today from your drug
gist and help yourself to get right
lght away. Adv,
Oniaha's Popular Priced Shoe Store
Latest Spring Footwear
At Extremely Low Prices
Black Kid Lace Oxford, medium
ramp, high Louis f i ng
Seels 4T,eJ0
covered
$7.45
Like Cut y&y t
New Pump J
$6.95 Y
Black Kid, turn sole,
Louis heels, long
vamp, lace Oxford
Patent Kid Oxfords, turn soles,
covered Louis heels, Jy 17 j"
long vamp P O
Black Kid Military Oxfords, for
street wear, at $4 95
White Kid Oxford, turn sole, cov
ered Louis heels,
long vamp P D
White Kid Military Oxford, stitch
tip, for street or f j q jj
dress tPOetO
No Charges, No .Deliveries, No Discounts. Our extremely
low price will not permit any extras.
Shoe Market
320 South 16th Street, New Conant Hotel Bldg.
See Our Window Display.
Black military oxfords
for growing girls, welt
soled and ij
stitched tip. ipOe'rO
Black comfort oxfords,
medium heels, hand
turned cushion soles
$3.50, $4.50
$6.50
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Shtrmsn 4 McCona.lI Drag Co. Busy
Stores, Omaha.
Typewriters and
Adding Machines
All Makes For Rent
Special rates to students.
Central Typewriter
Exchange
D. 4121 1905 F.m.m St.
"TIZ" FOR TIRED,
PUFFED-UP FEET
Instant relief for sore, aching,
tender, calloused feet
and corns.
Top Price for Hogs Goes
to $20.70 on Local Market
Hog prices attained a new level
on the local market Wednesday
morning when they sold for $20.70
per hundredweight.
The market had registered a tem
porary slump during the past week.
Since last Wednesday, when a rec
ord figure of $20.85 per hundred
was established, the price showed a
steady decline.
Switchman Sues Morris
Co. for $10,000 Damages
Tame W. Wilson, a switchman.
filed suit yesterday in dictrict court
against Morns and company, pack
ers, for $10,000 for personal injuries.
He says he was standing on a car
load of coal while it was being
shifted in the Morris company's coal
yard on March 4, 1919, when he was
struck by a protruding coal chute.
dragged along the car and dropped
between it and the next car.
Fear of Income Tax Keeps
South Side Man From Work
When John Haley, 3119 R street,
charged with illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor and drunkenness,
stated that the reason he refused to
work the past few days was because
he feared he would be forced to paj
too high an income tax, Judge
Fitzgerald, sitting in the South Side
court, sentenced him to 30 days in
the county jail.
Brief City News
Wednesday Morning.
11,000. C. B. Brown Co; C. B, Brown
John M. Gilchrist; Harry O. Steel; George
M. Smith; A. R. Richardson; Donahue
Randall: Benson & Myers Co.; John t
Stout: Malady Bros.; Farmers' Union; t
T. Alvison; J. A. Changstrom; W. I,
Clark; Edward Neale; I. Oluck.
11,500. Stockmen Security Co.; Wood
Oswald Co.
12,000. A. E. Anderson; James T. Wa
chob; C B. Atxen; John J. Sullivan; Scott
Omaha Tent & Awning Co.; Frank Boyd
Ezra Millard; B. A. Wilcox.
12,800. Benson 4 Carmlchael; Bol Dt-
gan; Sam Werthelmer; Kimball Laundr
Co. $3,000. Rosenbaum Bros. Co.
$3,500. Tags Bros. & Morehead.
4.000. lir. H. Oifford; O. F. Morehead.
5.000. Payne Investment Co.; Union
Outfitting Co.; W. W. Head.
5,000. Burns-Brtnker Co.
10,000. Mrs. W. J. Sullivan; Traders
Exchange; J. H. Millard.
15,000. Union Central Life Ins. Co.
20,000. W, J. Sullivan; Standard Oil
Co. i
25,000 Omaha National Bank.; U. I
National Bank.
50,000. C. B. Nash Company; Hayden
Brothers Co.
1,000 Elizabeth L. Dudley: L. jr. Lord;
Mrs. C. H. Van Alstlne. Mars-tret P
Clarke, Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods com- I
pany, Hugh W. Williams. L. P. Utterbach, j
Frank T. Rawson, Mrs. Emma J. Corder.
L A. Dermody. F. S. Dobel, Implement
and Tractor Trade Journal, Lore Haskell, j
Howard Latimer. Oeorae A. Dav. Neh
and Iowa Mercantile company, Carroll
Bolden. W. A. McWhorter. Churl.. S
Wohlberg, F. A. High. Carman Distributing
company, i orn estates serum company, E.
n. nuwiana ijumoer ana coal company,
vjeurBB a. uriDDie, Dr. A. H. Koenig
Brunswick-Balks Collender comnanv. Nnr.
man E. Imax, Alfred Bloom company,
Charles W. Haller W. A. Hrhull A n
Marriott, Sunderland Machine and Supply
lumpany, a. a. urrie, warren Kwltzler.
i.iuu umana chapter V. A. K.
1,200 John Welsh.
1,400 Corn States Serum eomnanv.
1,600 Omaha Hardwood Lumber com
pany. 2,000 Beaton Drug company, Western
Auto Sapply company, H. C. Westergard,
I'avia raum, jr., j. K. (.arr, Jr., Ed
Scranton .
2,600 Thos. P. Wilson. Commerce Loan
ana finance company, William A. Red
lck, John Kuhl,
3.000 Martin Bros. Co.. Peterson
Pegau Baking company, Crown Cork and
beat company, V. H. Rawson, Martin Bros
& Co.
3,500 J. I. Case Plow Works.
4,000 F. A. Stroup, Basket Stores.
6,000 C. E. Yost. Mrs. Oould Dletz.
Gould -Diets. Farrell & Co., City Safe De
posit company. John Beklns. D. W. Gaines.
A. L. Schantz, Peoples Ice and Cold Stor
age company, Mutual uenent h. and A.
association. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
10.000 Georsie A. Hoaeland & Co.. G.
Btorz, v. A. Baum.
10.250 U. S. Rubber company.
20,000 New England Mutual Life In
surance company.
oo.ooo Bankers Reserve Lire.
Brown and Vinsonhaler to
Debate on League of Nations
Members of Omaha lodge 354,
Independent Order of B nai B nth
will have an opportunity to hear ex-
Senator Norris Brown and Judge
Duncan M. Vinsonhaler debate on
the league of nations, at the regular
meeting of that order in the Lyric
building at 8 o clock this evening.
Messrs. Brown and Vinsonhaler
participated in a debate on the same
subject last week at Unitarian
church, when hundreds of people
were turned away because of a lack
or seating capacity.
lhe meeting will be for members
only.
BANK STRIKE SETTLED.
Berlin, April 22. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The bank employes,
who nave been on strike tor some
lme, today reached a settlement
with their employers and decided to
esume their duties.
Have Root Print It Beacon Press.
Lighting Fixtures Burgess-Gran-den
Co.
Lighting Fixtures Burgess-Gran-den
Co.
Bruce Shows Improvement City
Engineer John A. Bruce continues to
show improvement
Webster Granted Permit J. L.
Webster has been granted a permit
by the city council to maintain a
soft drink parlor at 1124 Dodeg
street.
Ask Paving Postponement Prop
erty owners have submitted to, the
city council a petition asking7 for
postponement of proposed paving of
Martha street. Twentieth to Twenty-fourth
street. ,
To Get Deferred Pay Members
ceive deferred payments of Increased
pay for January and February in
the current pay roll which will be
presented to the city council on
this morning.
Fined on Liquor Charge Harry
Miller, South Side, arrested late Sun
day night at Fourteenth and Jack
son streets, following a Run fight
with Policeman Brigham, was
fined $100 and costs in police court
on a charge of illegal possession of
liquor.
Engineers to Meet The American
Association of Engineers. Omaha
club, met at Hotel Fontenelle
last night at 8. The perfect
ing of the Omaha organization for
making the professional engineer of
greater value and effectiveness in
the community was a feature.
Visit V. P. Headquarters One
hundred boys and girls of Comenius
school upper grades, accompanied
oy rnncipai Margaret O'Toole, vis
ited the colonization department at
Union Pacitlo headquarters Tuesday
afternoon as the guests of j.
11. Smith. The young people were
shown an Interesting collection of
views along the Overland route.
Hoover Now In Paris In
Company With Large taff
Berlin, April 23. (By The Asso
ciated Tress.) Herbert Hoover,
chairman of the inter-allied food
commission, arrived here yesterday
in company with a large staff.
Costa Rica Concentrates
Troops on Nicarague Front
Managua, Nicaragua, April 23.
The Costa Rican government has
concentrated 2,000 troops on the
frontier between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica. The Costa Rican gov
ernment is said to fear an invasion
by exiles from Costa Rica in Nicaragua.
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Typewriters
All Standard
Makes for Sale
and Rent
The W. N. Long Company
205 So. 18th St.
Phon D. 3969.
To Bay a Flatiron
Go' to a hardware store. "
To find a hardware store -go
to the Flatiron Building
H. H. HARPER CO.
17TH AND HOWARD
ii - .
South Side Brevities
For sale A bargain. 6 room modern
Stucco house, 3715 80. 24th.
Subscribe for your Victory loan through
Packers National bank. Kasy partial pay
ments. Get your milk from Square Deal Dairy.
J. O. Orabowsky. Prop. Phone South
1769-4.
See our line of refrigerators. Tour sav.
inf In ice will pay for It. Make your se
lection now. Koutsky-Favlik Co.
BEE OUR LINE OF REFRIGERATORS.
Tour savins In loe will pay (or it. Make
your selection now. Koutsky-Pavllk Co.
New Chic; every day brings Its share of
new things to Flynn's. The Tom Way
Knit Coat Is a new and an ennrerlnhlni
addition. It's a coat of many uses for
Oi.llr. .nil fnp wnplr anH a.nanl.ll.. J
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for days when it s too warm for an over-l
coat and too cold to go without. For
the little (oiks we have the grandest
line of romper play suits and wash dress
up suits and dresses you can ever ex
pect to (Ind. New waists and new skirts,
swell garments; Fly nn values. Capes and
Dolmans, beautiful garments, fine silk lin
ing throughout. Priced where you can
afford to buy them. Clearing prices on
several short pieces of Tolle du Nord
and Bates seersucker ginghams; the best
grades. Mlna Taylor house dresses,
$1.98. John Flynn & Co.
GRANT SIX
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tired, puffed up, chafed, aching,
jweary, ana tney need "Tiz."
"Tiz" makes feet remarkably
iresn ana sore-prooi. "Tiz ' takes
the pain and burn right out of
corns, callouses and bunions. "Tiz"
is the grandest foot-gladdener the
world has ever known. .
Get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" at anv
drug store and end foot torture for
a whole year. Never have tired,
aching, sweaty, smelly feet: vour
shoes will fit fine and you'll only
wish you had tried "Tiz" sooner.
Accept no substitute. Adv.
Reduce Weight Happily
Um fasieus OIL OF KOREIN. follow dlm tlotu
of Korein system therewith; barome Iwidw.
healthier, aursrtlra. efficient; LIVE LOMiKll!
Sel sy Duty srusglili. includins: Shersian A
McCesMll Drat Co.: Beatoa Drag Co.; Graes'i
Phsruucy: Usm-Deeeksl Druf Co.: sad sll
ettwra Is Onshs. And by toed tfrusslitt every
where who will supply -you with genuine OIL
(r KOBEIX.
GRANT designers are universally credited
with having achieved a body of unusual
distinction in the Grant Six Sedan.
It is an exceptionally attractive model.
It is surprising in its roominess. The
beauty and luxury of its interior finish leaves
nothing to be desired.
And the underslung cantilever spring sus
pension insures riding ease beyond compari
son. v
We would like to introduce you to this
recent model.
Grant Six Sedan $1645 f. o. b. Cleveland
Omaha Auto Sales Co.
2060-62 Farnam St. " OMAHA, NEB.
GRANT MOTOR CAR CORPORATION, CLEVELAND, OHIO
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'EVERYBODY STORE"
Wednesday, April 23, 1919-
-STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY-
-Phone Douglas 2100
The Big Clear away of Women's and Misses9
TAILORED SUITS
Representing Reductions of x to l$
The Original Price at
EVERY suit in our stock, excepting silk suits, is included in this
remarkable clearaway.
The range of style selection is greater and the point of value
better than ever before.
The Materials
Include such favored weaves as serges, poplins, Poiret twills, gabar-,
dines, Pakan cloth, tricotines, silvertones, Jerseys, etc.
The Styles
Are the very newest ideas of the season. Plain tailored, semi-tailored,
end box coats, Russian blouse with fancy vestees, braid and button
trimmed.
The Colors
Include all the new shades' of navy, gray, tan, henna, Copenhagen,
imam, wamui, iancy mixtures, checks, also black.
Burgess-Naih Co. Second Floor
13 J?iv
These Pretty New
Foulard Dresses
At
$19.50
) Are Very Extreme Values
) For Thursday
rpHEY'RE all made of a splendid quality of
J- ' silk foulard, in a wide range of the very
newest style ideas every one possessing an un
usual charm that makes the offering most at
tractive. The offering is the result of a very spe
cial purchase and you're the one benefited.
The colors are Navy Blue, Trench Blue, Pastel
Blue, Sand, Biege, Taupe, Gray, Walnut, Black and
White, also Blue and White. Sizes 14 to 44.
( Burgesi-Nash Co. Second Floor .
A Sale of Notions
For Thursday (That'll
Interest Ydu
Slip-on dress shields,
net foundations. Sizes
3, 4, and 5, pair, 39c.
Cotton dress belt
ing, good quality, sizes
1, 1, 2, 2 and 3
inches, black or white,
yard, 10c.
Children's garters,
various sizes, black or
white, pair, 15c.
3-cord sewing thread,
200-yard spools', dozen,
28c; spool, 2Jic.
Pearl buttons, vari
ous sizes, dozen on
card, 3c.'
Pink and blue M
inch wash elastic, yard,
10c.
Stella and Defender
guaranteed dress
shields, sizes 2, 3 and
4, regular shape, pair,
19c and 23c. f
Hair pin cabinets,
assorted sizes, black
only, cabinet, 7c.
Nickel-plated safety
pins, dozen, 3c.
Lilia invisible hair
pins, 2 boxes for 5c.
Rick-Rack braid,
white only. 6-yard
bolts, assorted sizes,
bolt, 15c.
Folding coat hang
ers, nickel plated, 2
for 15c.
English black mul
berry pins, best quali
ty, card, 5c
Silkine crochet cot
ton, various sizes and
colors, 3 for 25c.
Kirby-Beard's Eng
lish hair pins in jap
anned and bronze, in
visible and ondtuee
style, package, 5c
Gold-plated safety
pins, various sizes,
dozen, 5c.
American Maid white
twilled tape, 6-yard
bolts, bolt, 10c.
Dress snaps, white
and black, good quali
ty, not all sizes, doz
en, 5c.
Burgess-Nash Co, Main Floor
Thursday Morning
One Hour--9 to 10 Only
Girls9 Gingham
DRESSES
2 For $1.00
jVr ADE for ages 7 to
14 years of plain
and plaid and striped
ginghams, also striped
skirts and plain white
middies.
Some have plain col
ored collars and -cuffs,
others fancy contrasting
colors and pipings.
The colors are pinks,
$ Drowns and blues.
'- No mail or phone or
ders. None C. O. D.
None to dealers.
Burgess-Nash Co. Second Floor
Women9 s White Canvas
Oxfords and Pumps
At Reduced Prices
OUR stock of white canvas oxfords and pumps is
very complete all fresh, clean, new models
not a single pair ot last
season styles and all spe
cially reduced for this big
special movement.
Style 532
Women's white canvas, 4
eyelet Gibson oxford, turn sole,
covered Cuban heel. Reduced
to $4.45.
Style 531
Women's white Ostend cloth,
5-eyelet oxford, turn sole, low
covered walking heel. Re
duced to $4.95.
Style 529
Women's white Ostend cloth
pump, covered Cuban heels,
plain vamp. Reduced to $4.45.
Style 530
Women's white Ostend cloth
seamless pump, button orna
ment, low covered Cuban heels.
Reduced to $4.45.
Style 526
Women's white Ostend cloth
seamless pump with full Louis
covered heels. Reduced to
$5.35.
Style 533
Women's white Ostend cloth,
French Colonial pump, large
buckle, full Xouis heels, hand
turn sole. Reduced to $5.95.
Second Floor
Burgess-Nash Co,
Bee, Want Ads Produce Results.
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