THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919.
DELAY STRIKE
MOVE UNTIL CAR
HEAD RETURNS
Employes Overwhelmingly In
Favor of Walkout Is Report
After Vote Is
Taken. J
Officials of the street railway
men's union delayed strike action
yesterday when they were in
formed that President Hamilton of
the Omaha nd Council Bluffs
Street Railway Co., had left Los
Angeles, Cal., and would arrive in
this city Sunday to discuss the de
mands of the men with union rep
resentatives. The vote on the matter of imme
diate action to enforce demands
submitted to the company about 10
-days 'ago was overwhelmingly in fa
vor of immediate suspenson of work.
Allen H. Burt, member of the na-'
tional executive board of railway
employes, who is in this city, de
clared yesterday. The decision
of the men was announced to the
corncany at 10 yesterday morning
by a1 committee consisting of Ben
Short, president of the Omaha local;
C. H. .Taulker, financial secretary;
J. F. McMillan, recording secretary,
and G. F. Whitlow. Assistant Gen
eral Manager Leussler represented
the company at the conference.
Voting on the question of imme
diate action by the street car men
was conducted Thursday night after
a continuous session at the Labor
temple, beginning Wednesday
morning.
Discussing the demands of the
nwn, which include restoration ol
seniority rights lost in the strike of
1909, increased wages up to 65 and ;
70 cents an h,our and improved
working Conditions, Mr. Burt stated
that but little difficulty would re
sult from the "closed shop" clause
included in the demands.
Mr. Leussler stated that the com
pany was moving as rapidly as pos
sible to avert the threatened ac
tion by their men. President Ham
ilton's hurried departure from Los
Angeles was cited as proof of the
company's willingness to do all in
its power to avoid a strike.
Omaha Will Become
New Navy District
Headquarters Soon
The navy will establish perma
nent western central recruiting
headquarters in Omaha according
to a dispatch from Washington, re
ceived Friday by Ensign C. N. Mass, J
chief recruiting officer here.
Capt Wilbert Smith, U." S. N.,
formerly commanding officer of the
U. S. S. Hancock, attached to the
American overseas patrol fleet dur
ing the war, has been ordered here
from the Atlantic coast district to
assume command. He is expected
soon.
"The announcement that the
western office will be established
here," Ensign Maas said, "is a
feather in Omaha's cap. Captain
Smith will be ranking military of
ficer here.
"Since the creation of the Great
Lakes naval training depot at Chi
cago in 1917, and the subsequent
success of the venture, the Navy de
partment has come to regard the
middle-western states as excellent
hunting grounds for retruits."
Recently the Omaha office was
complimented by headquarters at
Washington for its splendid show
ing in obtaining recruits, having led
such cities as Cleveland, Detroit,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, San Francisco
and Los Angeles, in results ob
tained. , The new. district commander will
establish offices in a downtown
business building, as is the custom
in larger cities. The Omaha dis
trict controls enlistments in Iowa,
South and North Dakota, Kansas
and Nebraska.
or Wants Law to
wind Autos of All
Speed Limit Violators
An ordinance providing that the
automobiles of persons convicted of
speeding shall be impounded from
10 to 90 days may become part of
s the city laws of Omaha soon. Mayor
Smith is the originator of the idea
and he asked City Attorney Weaver
today to give him a legal opinion on
the validity of such a law.
"Something must be done to curb
speeding and the use of glaring
headlights in the city," said the
mayor. "Fines don't seem to an
swer the purpose, but if we convict
. a man of speeding and then impound
his car for a month or two, I think
the punishment will be such that he
will feel it everyday and me mem
bers of his family will call it to his
attention every day. When he gets
his "car back and pays the storage
on it for the time it was impounded,
he will be mighty careful to obey
the automobile regulations."
s If the city attorney says such an
ordinance would be legal, Mayor
Smith will prepare and introduce it
next week.
Omaha Rotarians to
Be Guests of Bluffs'
Club at Big Outing
Members of the Omaha Rotary
club will be the guests of Council
Bluffs Rotarians at a big "hard
times" outing and beefsteak dinner
on the Shugart farm, four and one
half miles from Council Bluffs on the
White Pole road Monday afternoon
and evening.
The joint meeting is in -accordance
with a request of the international
president, that, Rotarians devote the
month of August to becoming better
acquainted with neighboring clubs.
The Omaha members will leave in
two automobile parties at 2:30 and
5:30 p. m.-
A base ball game and a program 1
of athletic' sports between the two I
N cities will be held in the afternoon,
together with several special events '
which are carefully being concealed
by the entertainment committee of
the Bluffs organization.' (Ji
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EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE
A Lot of 250 Girls
Summer Dresses
Were marked 7.50 to 12.50, Now
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Summer Clearance of
TUB SKIRTS
At
Close-Out
Prices
Piques and gabardines, voiles
and twills, prices reduced for im
mediate clearance, to
2.75 and 3.75
FANCY SPORT SKIRTS, Fan
tasie, Tub Satins, Georgette and
Baronette Satin. Clearance Sale
price
12.50, $15, $19
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Suits and Wraps
Extraordinary values may be found in all suits and
wraps. Special lots present bargains irresistable. Models
that may be worn into the late fall will be found at a saving
that warrants the immediate purchase.
SECOND FLOOR
Offering
Comprises
Odd Lots of
Colored
Voile
All Sizes,
6 to 14 Years,
But Not
in Every
Style
Every little girl adores a smart, cool Summer Frock, especially so
""when it is as becoming as the many different styles in this clearance.
Dainty Shades as Sunset, Orchid, Coral
Pink, Blue, Green, etc. Hand Work, etc.
Mid-summer styles, showing new sashes, short sleeves, etc. Choice
of any model in the lot in this Clearance Sale at 4.95. Please remember
there are but 250 dresses in the sale.
SECOND FLOOR
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Women's White Pumps Oxfords
A Very Special Value for-Saturday
Assortment of five styles, five eyelets, Oxfords or plain Pump or Colonial
buckles; carefully selected models that give added evidence of the unusual value.
Every pair hand welted or turned sole, white ivory or leather sole, full Louis or
low heel. Sizes complete from to 8, widths AAA to C. Lots follow:
Hosiery
Bargains
WOMEN'S Pur Thread
Silk Hosiery, silk to
the top, others have lisle gar
ter tops, double soles, In
-fancy drop-stitch, also in
plain colors of black and
white and all the wanted
shoe shades; per pair $2.
WOMEN'S Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, full fash
ioned and semi-fashioned,
lisle garter tops, double
soles, in black, white, brown,
navy and other shades, some .
are seconds of $2 and 2.25
quality; per pair 1.25.
WOMEN'S Pure Thread
' ' Silk Hosiery, semi-fashioned,
in stripes and clocks,
I also plain colors in black,
1 white, grey, brown and navy;
seconds, per pair, 79c.
1 WOMEN'S Fibre Silk Boot
" Hosiery, lisle tops,
I double soles, heels and toes,
seconds of 85c grade, in
black, white and colors;
these are standards; per pair,
35c. ,
I WOMEN'S Fine Li.l. and
' Cotton Hose, double
soles, reinforced heels and
toes, in black, white and col-
ors; each 25c
(CHILDREN'S Fine Silk
I Lisle Sox, rolled tops, in
I white with striped tops,
s double soles, reinforced heels
and toes; per pair, 35c.
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Underwear
( Clearance
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Incomparable Saving
4 Opportunities
Union Suits
for Women
1 1.00 and 1 J0 Values
Regular and Extra
I Sizes
white Ivor
LOT 1
Five-eyelet Oxfords, welted sole, tip,
sole leather, low heel.
LOT 2
Fne-eyelet Oxfords, Louis covered heel, hand-turned
sole, plain toe. t
LOT 3
Assortment of three styles in Pumps, plain or Colon
ial buckles, hand-turned sole, Louis heel.
MAIN FLOOR
Sit
5.9c
These are of fine lisle,
i shell lace trimmed, and cuff
knee, pink and white. In-
g eluded are many Munsing-
wear "seconds" from a re-
cent mill purchase.
Clearance of Tub Frocks
S. I
Decisive Price Reductions for Quick Sale
N
O woman could help looking charming
in these dainty Summer frocks.
De-
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sirable and cool for morning wear,
skirt suits included ,
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Ginghams, Voiles, Nets and
Organdies Smartly Fashioned
Many new models among these groups.
Dainty collars, vestees and smart sashes,
all add attractive finish. Choose from
two lots '
Lot No. 1-10.95 9
Values to $25, sale price, 10.95.
Lot No. 27.45
Values to $17, sale price, 7.45.
SECOND FLOOR
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Summer
Frocks
For Misses 14 to
20
At
10
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ANY of the models ia
this sale have been
successes at much higher
prices. Beautiful materials,
smart models
Organdies in vhite and
pastel shades. Linens
in fine and heavy
weaves. Sheer voiles in
plain and with cross
bars.
Colors woven in white or con
trasting colors. Also the new
checked prints. '
At a glance one will see how
beautifully the dresses are finished.
1600 Blouses
Mid-Summer Styles
Radically Reduced in Price
At95
VOILE, Organdie and Batiste Blouses in
beautiful lace or embroidery, trimmed
and colored collar and cuffs in flesh, bisque
and tea rose. Included are several numbers
of the blouse makers and hand-made Philip
pine Blouses, and striped Tub Silks, Crepe
de Chine, and Pongee Blouses which are just
the thing for motoring.
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About 150 Blouses in flesh, white, bisque
and figured Georgettes, which are just the
thing for warm weather; special A 4 C
for Saturday, each, eO
SECOND FLOOR
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'OMEN'S LiiU VeiU.
beaded and taDed tons.
also bodice styles, pink and
white, regular and extra
sizes, 50c and 69c OF
1 values, each,
'OMEN'S Union Suit.
cotton and lisle, tiritt
and shell , knee style, pink
and white, regular and ex-
tra sizes,. O r
I each, OOC
UNION Suits, knitted wabt
style, for boys and
girls, well taped with hose
supporter attachments, drop
seat, ages 2 to 12 OQi
years; each, OaC
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i up to 5.00
I for
Braided Shantung, leath
erette and silk vests. Values
98c
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Boys' Wash Suits
Marked for Quick Clearance
MOTHERS will be vitally interested in the Clear
ance Sale opportunities afforded in the Boys'
Department, for example
Odd Lots of $2 to
$3 Wash Suits are
Now Marked
1.25
This lot comprises some 600 Suits. The most
popular styles and fabrics of the season included
plenty of every size, 2 to 8 years in the assortment,
but not all sizes in every style or material.
35c
Wash Pants
Clean-Up
Small sizes only, 5 to 8
years, accounts for this
radical price cutting.
2.25
3.50 and $4
Wash Suits
All quality fabrics in
the newest styles at this
price, buy Wash Suits for
next year.
Boys $1 Sport Shirts Now 35c
SECOND FLOOR MEN'S STOBE
I'Jait for the Biggest
August Fur Sale
in our history. "You can't afford to buy
Furs until you have seen the prices, styles
and qualities this sale brings.
SEE SUNDA Y PAPERS
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Essex Peroxide Soap
Collars
6c
and Lilac Rose Soap, bar 6c.
A special purchase of these
well-known Toilet Soaps on
sale Saturday at a ridicu
lously low price. Quantity
right reserved.
6c
Witch Hazel, full quart
bottle, special 59c.
Syrup Figs, genuine
50c size, 49c
Aspirin Tablets, 100 in
bottle, 59e.
Stanolax Parafine Oil
fr internal use; 75c
size, 49c
Emulsified Cocoanut
Oil Shampoo; 60c
size, 29c.
Lavoris Antiseptic; the
60c size, 39c.
Benzoin and Almond
' Lotion; 25c size, 19c
Creme Elcaya; the 65c
size, 49c.
Be-Be-Co Tooth Paste;
50c size, 29c.
Armand's Talcum Pow
der; 25c size, 19c
William's Talcum Pow
der; special, 14c
Peroxide Vanishing
Cream; 60c size, 29c
Violet Orris Root
Shampoo; 50c size,
39c
Cutex Nail Polish
Wder; 35c size,
7c
White Rose
oz. 29c.
Perfume,
Trailing Arbutus
fume, oz. 29c
Per-
Abonita Face Povtder;
50c size, 19c
Fantaise Rouge, metal
box; 50c size, 29c
2-qt. Maroon Fountail
Syringe; 2.50 value,
1.49.
2-qt. Maroon Hot Wat
er Bottle; 2.50 val
ue, 1.59.
Lilac Rose Soap,
cial 6c
spe-
Woodbury Facial Soap,
special 19c
DRUG DEt'T MAIN FLOOR
Slightly soiled Vestees
Collars and Boudoir Caps;
values up to 1.98; OQ .1
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Fine Net and Shadow Lace I
I Guimps, high and low neck,
also slightly soiled collars,
I values up to 69c; in I
each 1UC
MAIN FLOOR
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j fandies Special j
I Hot weather Candies, ex- I
tra, at per vOQ
I pound UC I
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, 1 Delicious Marshmallows,
either plain or toasted, quan- i
my unlimited. r
FREE i
Toasting fork free with 5
lbs.
MAIN FLOOR
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