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THE "bMAHA SUNDAY BEE:
APRIL 27, 1919.
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Lincoln Bureau ofThe Omaha-Bee
REAVIS BACKS
PRESIDENT ON
ITALIAN STAND
Says y There Should Be No
, Backing Down on Part of ,
Wilson; Will Ask
" Extra Sessipn.
Lincoln, April , 26. (Special.)
Congressman C. F. Reavis appears
to' be in fall accord with the stand
o! President Wilson on the Italian
controversy. The congressman was
, here Friday and says that he thor
oughly approves the stand the pres
ident is taking in dealing with Ital
ian demands and there should he no
backdown on"-he part of the prs
ident. v - '
Mr. Reavis expects to return to
, Washington a week before congress
meets id hopes to impress upon
the-.conlerence of republican mem
bers who .accept or reject sugges
tions as to the members of the steer
ing committee that all sections of
the country be represented. He ex
pects all six votes from Nebraska
to be apaihst any action of the cone
s' mittee ibat 'would be in opposition
, to such representation. (
Congressman Reavis believes that
i a mistake was" made in not recon
vening congress on thr Sth of
March. From December to March
4 is not sufficient time for congress
to consider appropriation bills and
-P. A. Barrow, CorrpoBdtnt.
he wilt introduce a bill which will
cover the reconvening of congress
rfor that purpose. . He believes that
that body could work better with
the proceedings of the hearings
fresh in mind rather than wait until
along In the' summer before taking
mem up again. . ; ,
Application for the r
Return of Omaha Man
to St. Joseph Heard
Lincoln, April 26. Application of
Missouri "authorities for the return
to St. Joseph of S. Margultz, an
Omaha traveling jewelry salesman,
was heard before, Acting;. Governor
P. A. Barrows Saturday in -he ex
ecutive offices. "'' . v
The charge was brought by Jo
seph Helten, a St. Joseph pawnbro
ker, that the Omaha man had pur
chased some jewelry from him for
sale to other parties and had failed
to return the je'welry or the money
tor tne same.
PHONE COMPANY
ASKS EXTENSION
lOf WAR CHARGES
Lincoln Firm Alleges That Ex
tra Expense Has Caused
: Them to Operate at Loss
During Past Six Months. - -
Lincoln, April 26, Alleging that
the company has been unable to pay
expenses and that a lack of labor
has kept it from keeping its lines up
to the standard, the Lincoln Tele
phone company has made applica
tion to the State Railway commis
sion for permission to extend its
war rates for a period of six months
longer.
The company claims that it has'
operated during the past year at a
deficit of $24,767, but the present
rat if mntinf1ff will an.kla ttian.
yi.cicu iu Vy w " "F'-Tto recuperate their loss in five
icii uau uisiaicu umi nc uwcu mm
$85."
Jhe hearing was continued until
Monday mornintfsat 9 o'clock. -
The Omaha man insisted that he
naa not Dougnnany jeweiry or nei-
Uen, but acknowledged that he did
owe htm $40 because of another
transaction. He had several times
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Table Rock, Neb., April 26.
(Special.) Mr. and Mrs. John
Clema of-Steinauer recently cele
brated their golden wedding. They
were married at Nebraska City in
3869 and came to Pawnee county,
among the early pioneers of the
county.
months. Tftey also claim that be
cause of a. lack of help that their
lines have been allowed to run
down. Thay cite as an example the
exchange at Geneva, where in
ordinary tihies they keep three line
men to keep up the efficiency of the
exchange. At the present time they
havjT but one man and a boy to, do
the work.
It is understood that the Nebras
ka Telephone company will make
the same application for a continua
tion of the war rates.
GENEVA SETS ITS
ACTIVITIES ON
OLD SCHEDULE
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Clocks ' Run by Saving Plan,
-But Noon Will Come at 1
s o'Cf'ocfc in Fillmore
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GenevaTCeb., April 26. (Special)
Public schools here will ado.pt a
change of hours for opening and
dismissing, conforming with a re
quest presented to the board of ed
ucation by action of the Community
club. Next Monday morning school"!
will be called at 10 o clock, instead
of 9, and will close at 1 o'clodk to
reassemble at 2:15. The afternoon
session will end at 5 o'clock. Bus
iness houses will open in the morn
ing one hour later than has been
the custom, the clocks meanwhile
continuing to run in accordance
with government standard time.
The people of Fairmont will turn
clocks back one hour, beginning
Sunday at 12:01 a. m.
Daughter of -Table Rock
Couple Dies in Idaho Home
Table Rock, Neb., April 26 (Spe
cial.) Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wilcox
of Table Rock have just received
word of the death of thetf youngest
daughter, Mrs. May Wilcox-Sherman,
in a hospital at Arco, Idaho,
where her home has been for the
past fewyears. . She is survived by
her husband and six" children,, be
sides her aged father and mother
and several brothers and sistersr In
terment was at Arco.
Broken Bow and Alliance
, Land Districts Changed
Washington, April 26. (Special)
By executive orders of the presi
dent under date of April 8, 1919. -the
boundaries of the Alliance, and Jiro
ken Bow land districts are changed
as follows: Township 36, north of
ranges 17 to 20 west, inclusive, and
townships 27 to 35 nortfTofTairges
17 to 40 west, inclusive, are detached
from the Broken Bo land district
and attached and are part of the
Alliance land district The territo
ry described formerly constituted
the Valentine land district The date
the executive order is to become ef
fective will be fixed by the secretary
of the, interior plater. ,
DeWitt Furniture Store
To Incorporate at $40,000
DeWitt, Neb., April. 26. (Spe
cial.) The Trover Furniture com-
pany.fth headquarters in Friend,
have 'started to incorporate theit
furniture and undertaking business
witn their stores in, Dorchester and
Milford, capitalizing their joint stock
at $40,000. The stock in the various
stores is being invoiced and all btfsi
ness affairs correlated toward this
end. ,
Wyoming Sheriff Cleaned
Murder Charge at Gering
Gering, Neb., April 26. (Special
Telegram.) Sheriff James Sherman
of Torrington, Wyo., was found nbt
guilty of any part in the killing of
Silvia Kelly by a jury in the distritt-j
court here Saturday. The trial has
been on for four days. The jury re
turned the verdict after being out
but 30 minutes.
New Commander Detailed
Washington, April 26. Maj.' Gen.
Chase W. Kennedy was detailed to
day to command the Panama canal
department, relieving Brig. Gen,
Richard M. Blatchford, who will be
assigned to duty at a western camp.
Father pf Ravenna Editor i.J.
v Dies at Advanced Age of 80
Ravenna, Neb., April 26. (Spe
cial.) H. G., Cass, ivil war vet
eran, dtedat the home of his son,
C. B. Cass, editor of the Ravenna
News, Friday. Mr. Cass waanear
ly 80 years of age, and had -been
an Odd Fellow . for more than 5Q
The funeral will be held at
former home in Aurora and will
be conducted by the Grand Chap
lain of the Odd Fellows' order.
years.'-
his
Former Minister Dies
San Salvador, April 26. Rafael
Guirola, former minister of state in
the Salvadorean cibinet, died here
Thursday. ' ' r
lc SALE
Read the big ad on page 6-A ;
andv see how one penny has
such an enormous buying pow
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FURrtlTURE
What a ValuelGiving Store---
ttiat is the expression of every ,cne who pays the Bowen Stora a visit and
inspects the Furniture displayed on Its many floors. (
Greater still will the displays be when, the remodeling- is completed and
greater will your enthusiasm become when you pay this store a visit and note
the wonderful progress it has made and is making by selling guaranteed
Value-Giving Furniture.
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TuwiiuuuuuuDtnniuu
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ait for the New Hudson Super-Six
Here Soon Price $1 975
is a
Promot Deliveries Assured Early Buyers It
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Perfected Development of the Car You Know So Well
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E Attractive Living Room I she Desire of Every Person
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i ou win reaauy realize now auracuve you can maxe your iivnig ruum 11 yuu suop
a few minutes in this department of the Big BowerhStore. Here afe pieces in designs
and finishes that will readily impress yott with their usefulness, as well as with their-
value-giving quality
Sofa, cane back and ends: blue, brown and mul-
r berry velour upholstering
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"A new Hudson Super-Six is .coming.
It reveals'tiow four years' experience
with 60,000 cars has enabled Hudson en- ,
gincers to free it from many of the annoy
ances regarded as inevitable to all cars. It
embodies the qualities which men said
would make it the greatest car known.
lt ls Worth
-' Waiting For
Production on large scale is now; un
der way. " -
Dealers will have' their demonstrating
cars within a few days. t .
You rnust not fail to see the new Hud- 1
son Super-Six.
Think of the history of earlier models.
They have made a place in every branch
of motor -car use that has not been
matched 4
TThe first Hudson Super-Sixf our years t
ago, increased motor power by 72 with-
' out added weight. It retained all the sim
plicity of the six. It minimized vibration.
Proved In A
Thousand Ways
You remember how endurance was
proved. Nothing to equal Hiidson Super
l Six 1 records of performance had ever been
knovvTVMpst of those stand today as
achievements" that ho other car has been
able'to maphr ' ' :
But one thing those feats did, you per
haps do not know. They showed ways
f V . development of subsequent models
that find their expression in the new car
soon to be offered '
Such a car could not possibly have
come from any other organization. It
takes years of experience to learn and
develop the qualities we now offer.
The same engineers responsible for the
first Super-Six have watched it in-its
service for 60,000 users and now offer the
new Super-Six as the expression of their
greater knowledge. , v
fsnYsuch a car worth waiting for? -
Watch the papers for the arrival of the
new Super-Six, then .go see it.
The New Price
f sIs $1975 v ,
Hudson production will be twice as
large this year as last. Because of ttiat
the rtew price for the 7-passenger phaeton
will be $1975.
Without the experience we now have
such a car would have been impossible at
an earlier time, regardless of the price at
which it sold
Still, as you know, the Super-Six has
always been one of the world's finest cars.
You hear that on all sides. It has led all
other fine cars in sales.
There have never been enough to equal y
the demand. A like condition must surely
obtain this year. -
4 But those who buy early will get early
delivery. They have the records of every
Hudson "Super-Six t as an assurance of its v
value. - s
If you are on the point of buying
new car, go or telephone to your Hudson
dealer. Perhaps he can teltyou when you
may see the new Hudson Super-Six.
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Hudson Motor Car Company ; Detroit, Mick
DiBtritmted by the Following in Thi$ Territory:
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. GUY 1. SMITH
" y "Service First."
26th and Farnam Sts.
Omaha, Neb.
Come to the Bowen Store for the
Newest Things for Your Home
v The Bowen Store is a vast storehouse of complete furnishings for homes,
. apartments and bungalows. We make this statement, as it does make a dif
ference where you go to select the furnishings for your home.
The Bowen Store is in a better position, this, spring than ever before to :
furnish your, home, or to supply you with the added pieces of. Furniture you
are going to buy. "
Come to Bowen's and gelect guaranteedValue-Givirfg Furniture ; it's so
much cheaper in the end and you are then satisfied at all times. sl
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Dining Room Furniture at Value-Giving Prices
Direct from the factory have cfm some hundreds of
Dining Suites that in design and finish will readily appeal
to' those who are planning on the refurnishing of their
dining room. Suites in Mahogany, Walnut, Fumed and
Golden Oak; each, a work of the master designer, and each
sold on our value-giving quality basis.',
Jacobean, 48-inch top, 6-foot Extension Table William
and Mary design . $29.75
Queen Anne Walnut Table, at i.. $39.50
Golden or Fumed Oak Dining Chairs $1,85
Queen Anne Walnut NTable, v oblong in design, 6x54
inches, at $48.50
Golden Oak and Famed Oak, 42-inch Extension Tables,
at -... $12.50
Gelden or Fumed Oak, 48-inch Extension Tables. .$18.50
Golden Oak Buffets, 44-inch length, full drawer and cup- .
board equipment ... .v $18.75
Mahogany Buffets, Colonial design, 48-inch length, $20.00
Fumed Oak Buffets, 62 inches in length. Very heavy
and commodious , .T. $29.50
Tea Cart, beautiful in design and finish, at ....$11.00
Famed Oak Tea Carts $9.00
Large Size Mahogany Tea Carts $12.50
.......
.$92.50
Chairs. and Rocker to match. $42.50
.Mahogany Settee, can back, velour upholster
ing, at (....$60.00
Mahogany Rocker, cane back,. velour upholster
ing, at.'. $49.50
Queen Anne Sofa Tables. $30.00
Mahogany Tapestry Wing Rocker, overstuffed,
at $22.50
Mahogany, guaranteed upholstering, Wing Chair,
oversuf f ed $27.50
Fumed Oak Tapestry Rocker, spring construction,
at ,, .$14.00
Mahogany Davenport, guaranteed upholstering,
at ..$49.50
Mahogany Windsor Chairs $7.50
. Mahogany Chair and blocker, silk damask uphol
stering, each $13.50
Fumed Oak Bed Davenport, guaranteed upholster
ing, $35.00
Duof olds, all "finishes, at
$37.50, $42.50, $45.00, $47.50 and Up
Three-Piece Parlor Suite, golden oak, genuine
leather upholstering, spring construction, $47.50
Three-Piece Mahogany Parlor Suite, genuine
leather upholstering, spring construction, $38.50
Spinet Desks in Mahogany finishes different de
signs...' .$21, $42.50 and $45.00
Pedestals, all finishes.... $2.75, $3.50, $4.50
Solid Mahogany, Large Chair and Rocker to match,
William and Mary design, tapestry upholster
ing, each ....$32.50
Mahogany Rockers, high backs, wood seats, $4.50'
""tiolden Oak Rockers . , .
$3 4-75 8-50' 6-50' 8 00 and Up
Library Tables in Oak and Mahogany
$12.50, $14.00, $18.00 and Up
Bedroom Furniture of the Newer; Better Kind
As always, the Bowen Store is offering a greater nam-'
ber of Bedroom Suites in Mahogany, Walnut, Old Ivory,
Fumed and Golden Oak, than are generally shown, and at
prices invariably marked by a moderateness which is typi
cal of this guaranteed, value-giving, quality store. ,
Mahogany Bed, full size, beautiful in design and finish,
at J..... $27.50
Mahogany 4-post Bed $29.50
Vumed Oak Beds .$13.00
Dressing Table, 3 mirrors, at ...........$22.50
Walnut Dressing Table, 3 mirrors, at ,.32.50 '
Brass and Metal Beds. .$5.75, $7.50, $9.00, $12.50, $15.00
Chiffonier in Mahogany, William and Mary design, $29.50
Mahogany- Dresser, straight lines .'.$35.00
Mahogany Chiffonier to match ,.......$32.50
Dresser in Fumed Oak $21.50
Chiffonier in Fumed Oak $15.00
Dresser in Golden Oak ..... ......$12.50
Chiffonier in Golden Oak ....$8.50'
William and 'Mary Design Dresser, in Mahogany. .$39.50
Table i and Floor Lamps:
! Have you ever noticed what a finished effect the adding of
a Table or Floor Lamp gives to 1;he room. The Bowen Store's
showing of these Lamps is now at its best, and the choosing of one
r with a shade harmonizing with the color decorations of the room,
wlll be found extremely easy. . Your choice, at
f loor
$8.50, $9.75, $12.50, $19.50, $24.50 and Up
Here Are Several Articles, Listed to
Your Jdvjantage
Brooms,- the kind you like, 31c
and ..45c
Bed Spreads, cut corners $2.55
Four-Piece Aluminum Perco
lators, like illustration. . . .$1.25
Ten-Quart Aluminum Stew Ket
tles for $1.75
Fumed Oak Foot Stools .'. . .65c
Wire, Door Mats .jroannM 80c
Cfurtain Stretchers 95c
Mahogany Folding (fard Tables, i
! J.l ...11. A. . a A umm 4
wiiu ieit lops. . .o
Pillow Cases, each .. .. .. ..45c
Mahogany Sewing Cabinets,
at ,. ....$3.95
Ironing Board and Stand. .$1.25
Visit Qur
Grafonola
Department.
Have Music in
Your Home.
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