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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1919)
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919. Lorns Beindorff to Succeed Miller as Ticket Office Chief The local passenger committee of the railroad administration, yester day appointed Louis Beindorff su perintendent , of the consolidated .'ticket office to succeed Royal D. Miller, who resigned to enter the employ of the Peters' Trust Co. The appointment is effective August 10. Mr. Beindorff has had 30 years' railroad experience in Omaha. He started his railroad career with the Union Pacific as a clerk in headquar ters. Later he became ticket clerk in the city office and subsequently city ticket agent. When the gov ernment took control of the roads and ordered the consolidation of ticket offices, he was appointed as sistant superintendent J. H. Reynolds was appointed as sistant agent and S. P. Rutherford, chief accountant When opals are first taken from the mine they are so soft that they can be picked to pieces with the fin ger nails. and at StXomsioo Down there they surely do like Fatimas. Of all the better-grade cigarettes on sale ' in St. Louis, Fatima is the leading cigarette at these (amongst other) places: Racquet Club Washington Hotel Statler Hotel Merchants Exchange University Club American Hotel Elks Club Century Boat Club Planters Hotel Jefterson Hotel Missouri Athletic Association MIMA "just enough Turkuh" Funeral of Member of first Volunteer Fire Department Today Julius Rothholz. Funeral services for Julius Roth holz, 500 South Twenty-eighth street, will be held at the home this afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was a member of the first Omaha volun teer fire department Burial will be in Pleasant Hill cemetery. A law of February 27, 1919, places stock companies (sociedad anonl mas) operating In Urguay under the supervision of the general in spection of banks and stock companies. 15 Piece Band Accompanies ' Motor Transport Train One of the features of the motor transport convoy scheduled to ar rive today is a 15-piece band on a five-ton Packard truck, using 44x10 pneumatic tires. This band is part of a 58-piece band composed of Goodyear Tire Co. employes. The leader is Holly Rosswyn, an old-time minstrel man. The Goodyear people furnished 20 men for the truck convoy, among them C H. Stubig of the publicity department, and C. C. Witthoeft, in charge of the band. Louis Marshall Honored For His Work at Peace Meet A banquet and reception to Louis Marshall was given westerday in New York City in recognition of his services as head of the delegation sent to the Paris peace conference by the - Jewish organizations of America to secure a stipulation for equal civil rights in the peace treaty. In the list of members of the recep tion committee are these Omaha names: Rabbi Frederick Cohn, Henry Monsky, Victor Rosewater and Harry B. Zimman. The palace of the former German emperor, in Berlin at one time kept 500 housemaids and 1,800 liveried footmen In employment. GERMOZOUE Si S3 T Pouter. Tltwm, Dosa. Can. KabMta. Parma. Canarr and otbcr blrda or pat anlmala, Gtimua It ODtverul .Dd ufe remedy : t Ml urallltj, Kftip. aor. IhnW. loof 0, IU.intaaaia.bo.al awNa.diatampet.aoraaMoraaia.canaai. lint, km ollto or feather aoraa. ouola,aUn diMiH,-acaei affection (A Uln or dmooui nembrmo. m . -L'uSJKS "tiT.1 !" Wf urf hml Iom far rTLW-Br ".tiV Autr. L j I . wvvvw hot i mow wntc Orraoioaa k soM br Boat dnii tfi anJ m,h Omaha. Bookonuauiiaiiloldlii-ifi??5f',5.' I. m wipacaaa. K0.HaC0,nl5 Harney St., OWW, . ElUgGES s-StaG EVERYBODY STORK" mm Monday. July 28, 1919- -5TORE NEWS FOR TUESDAY- -Phone Douglas 2100 Our Daily July Feature Sale Your Unrestricted Choice of Any WASH DRESS S r In Our Stock Tuesday at W HEN we make an an nouncement of this kind, thousands of women in Omaha plan to be at our store when it opens, for they know what Burgess Nash dresses are and what the values must be at a price like $5.00. H HE entire stock of summer wash dresses' are included in this great clearance sale, consisting of voiles, organ dies, ginghams, etc., in the season's most popular styles and colors. The prices asked would not even pay for the material. On account of the extremely low price, no approvals and no exchanges will be accepted. Burfest-Nash Co. Second Floor. In Keeping With Our Policy Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday July 29, SO and 31 Shall Be Known and Recognized as v Courtesy Days Days when you are privileged to come to our store and make your selection in advance from the wonderful display of furs which will be offered in Our Fifth Annual August SALE OF FURS At Prices That Represent Savings of 25 Under What They Will Have to Sell for in September. Sale Begins Friday, August 1st Sheriff Waited, But Nelson Failed to Show i Up at His Own Hearing The county insanity board yester day continued the hearing which is to determine the sanity of Harry Nelson until Sheriff Clark has an opportunity to locate him. Sheriff Clark had a "tip" that Nelson would appear at the hearing yesterday of his own volition, but Nelson was not present. Deputy Sheriff McGaffin, from whom Nelson escaped last Friday, waited eagerly on the second floor of the court house to seize Nelson when he arrived, but was disap pointed. John Welch, restaurant man, who was a member of the draft appeal board in the Sixth district, testified at the hearing yesterday that Nelson had claimed exemption to support his infirm parents, but complaint of neighbors that he was not contrib uting to their support led to his in duction into the service. He was sent to Camp Funston, Mr. Welch said, but was released from there and returned to Omaha, where he was reinducted just as the armistice was signed. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Divorce Courts Delbert McCormick asks the dis trict court for a divorce from Jessie McCormick on the grounds of cruel ty. The McCormicks were married at Odebolt, la., in 1914. Nonsupport is the charge which Lillian Grubb brings against her husband, Sherman E. Grubb, in a divorce petition filed in district court. The Grubbs were married n April, 1918. at Papillion, Neb. Divorce decrees have been grant ed' in district court to George W. Marble, from Nellie Marble, . on grounds of extreme cruelty; An gelina Spensiere from Pasquaii Spensieri for non-support; and Hazel E. Kramel from Albert R. Kramel for non-support. Pilot Killed Mineola, L. I., July 28. Second Lt. Stephen B. Johnston of Uvalde, Texas, a pilot, was killed, and Lt. Amos C. Payne, an observer, was slightly injured at Hazelhurst field today, when their airplane fell 200 feet as they attempted to make a landing. IDT 1 EVERYBODY STORE" few 'Monday, July 28, 1919- -STORE NEWS FOR TUESDAY- -Phone Douglas 2100 IN THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE What is the value of a dollar? A question that is much debated, but on Tuesday in the Downstairs Store, the value of a dollar is indeed great, as you can easily see for yourself when you glance at the following items: Sailor Hats Smart banded straw sailors, Rawak, d Gage and Knox y make, special, at Downstairs Store. 1 Taffeta Petticoats Sateen and cotton taf feta, black, col- d 4 ors. E 1 a s t i c, y 1 pleated, gather- I ed flounces, ea., " Downstair Store. Voile Waists Also lawn, slipover and V. necks; very d specially priced y for Tuesday, at Downstairs Store. 1 Panama Linene Shirts Cool linene. crash lin ene and repp cloth, plain and fancy stripes, 2 for Downstairs Store. 1S1I $ 1 Athletic Union Suit 8 and d in- P Barred checked n a s o o k, elastic waistband, 2 for 1 Downstairs Store. Meris Hosiery Fancy colors in lisle, mercerized and macco, also splendid black silk lisle half hose. 4 for $ 1 Downstairs Store. Boys Khaki Pants Durable twill, taped t hrough out, ff non - shrinkable y waistband, hip and side pockets Downstairs Store. 1 Boys Rompers Chambray combination rompers, blue, d at gray, tan, etc. y Sizes 2 to 6. 2 for Downstairs Store. Boys Waists Percales and cham brays, fancydj stripes and plajn y shades, sizes 5 to 15, 2 for. . . . Downstairs Store. 1 Women's Shoes White canvas, lace rubber s o 1 e s d and heels, white y and tan leather trimmed, pair. . Downstairs Store. 1 Sport Footwear Women's and boys' wh i t e t canvas, rubber r soles, many styles, pair. . . . Downstairs Store. 1 Children's Nov elty Footwear Many colors, lace and button, sizes 3 d to 8 (limit 2 y pairs), one pair for Downstairs Stors. niiu 1 Misses' Pumps and Oxfords White canvas, Mary Jane pumps and d gm lace oxfords, y T sizes 12 to 2. I per pair Downstairs Store. Infants' Shoes bolt sole pumps shoes, many col ors, sizes 0 4, 3 pairs . . Downstairs Store, mps and 36-inch Percale Light and dark pat terns, excellent d quality, special y T for Tuesday, 3 I yards Downstairs Store. Comfort Silkoline All new patterns; fabric of rare t? beauty for com- y forts, 4 yards for Downstairs Store. 1 Standard Amer ican Prints In light, and blues and Indi go, 6 yards .... dark tf Calcutta P 1 1 Downstairs Store. 32-inch Percales Excellent quality, prise values, special Tues day, 4 yards for $ sur- 1 Downstairs Store. Zephyr Ginghams American, 3 inch, plaids rare beauty, i yards Downstairs Store. t 2- d oft) 1 Cheese Cloth 36-i n c h unbleached. good grade, ex- $ jtallant frtT rAl- ' ishing, 16 yds., Downstairs Store. . 1 1 m. 1 White Outing Flannel 5, d 7- y Finest white best quality. Very special, 4 yards Downstairs Store. 1 Light Outing Flannel Pin stripe in pink, blue, lavender, d and gray, also y pin checks, 4 yards Downstairs Store. l Window Shades Six-foot, dark or light green, regular stock, 2 for 1 Downstairs Store. Lace Curtains 2Vi yards; Vill d help the appear- y ance of any room, pair .... Downstairs Store. 1 Bordered Marquisette Color, ecru; d a good value, y J 5 yards, special I for Downstairs Store. Children' 8 Ging ham Rompers Plain blue and striped designs, p i p e d fl with red, sizes y 2 to 6, special, 2 for Downstairs Store. 1 Children's Col ored Dresses Linenette, gingham and percale, braid d trimmed, sizes y 2 to 6, special, 2 for Downstairs Store. 1 Children's Dresses Gingham and cham bray; plaids, d checks andy stripes, ages 6 to 14, choice. . Downstairs Store. 1 Children's White Dresses Sheer white lawn. trimmed with Val. lace, sizes 2 to 6, special at 1 Downstairs Store. Women's Vests Low neck, dj sleeveless, cro- y chet or plain tops, 4 for. . . . Downstairs Store. 1 Flour Bins Japanned in assorted colors, 25-lb. t size, with cov- y er, special lor Tuesday Downstairs Store. 1 Bread Boxes Japanned white, d gold lettered y and trimmed, good size, each, Downstairs Store. 1 Dunlap Cream or Egg Whip No splatter, no d waste, withy bo w 1, complete for Downstairs Store. 1 Tea Cups and Saucers English s e m i- d porcelain, blue y onion pattern, 3 pair -Downstairs Store. 1 Pie Plates Pie plates, coupe soup or oatmeals, spe cial, 5 for. . . . $ 1 Downstairs Store. Bread and Butter Plates Also fruit sau- d cers. Special for y Dollar Day, 6 for Downstairs Store. 1 Children's Beach Dresses Stamped for e m b r oidery something you'll like, each 1 Downstairs Store. Laundry Bags size ere- d ar y Large tonne, Doll Day, special, each 1 Downstairs Store. Scarfs Lace trimmed, d stamped withy neat design, each Downstairs Store. 1 Lunch Cloths 45 inches square, splen did quality mer- d gsj cerized damask, y neatly hemmed, I special Downstairs Store. Colored Scarfs Large assort ment, size 18x 62 inches. Un usual value at. $ 1 Downstairs Store. Crash Toweling Heavy quality, absorbent, will d give splendid y satisfaction, 5 yards for Downstairs Store. very 1 Ribbon Special All-silk ribbon, 6 to 7 inches wide, d fancy Persian y checks and stripes, 2 yards Downstairs Store. 1 Aprons Plain and fancy d patterns in a y variety of styles I each Downstairs Store. Wash Ribbons All silk, No. 1, 2 and 10-yard bolts, 3 for 5;$ 1 Downstairs Store. Women's Union Suits m, d ve- p Fine c o tto low neck, sleeve less, c ui i or lace knee, 2 for Downstairs Store. 1 Women's Hose Full seamless, fast black, also lisle d boot hose, with y double heels and toes, 5 prs., Downstairs Store. 1 Women's Union Suits Fine quality white cot ton, low neck and sleeveless, lace knee, spe cial, 3 for Downstairs Store. 1 Children's Hose Fine ribbed, black cot ton, full seam less, sizes 5 to 9 , special, 5 pairs ;$ 1 ' Downstairs Store. Women's Vests White cotton, low neck, sleeveless. Spe- J? rial -fnr Dollar Day, 10 for. .. Downstairs Store. 1 Silk Gloves Black, white and many colors, double d finger tips.Vp splendid quality I 2 pairs .... Downstairs Store. Hardwood Step Stools Heavily var- d nished, v e r y y T handy around I the house, each Downstair Store. Garbage Cans Galvanized iron cover, family d size. Special y for Dollar Day, each Downstairs Store. with 1 Toilet Paper Crepe tissue, large size rolls, v ery spe- dj cially priced for y Dollar Day, 14 rolls Downstairs Store. 1 Dish Pans White enamel ed, seamless, 9 quart size, spe cial Tuesday. . . :$ 1 Downstairs Store.