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RED DICTATOR
3ela Kun, Whom Allies Will
Prosecute, Has Been Im
prisoned to Insure Pres
ence When Wanted.
Vienna, Aug. 22. (Ry the Asso
ciated Tress.) The Austrian gov
ernment, liccaiise of the protests of
:he peasartry, has romnved Pe!a
Kurt, Dr. handler and Ilerr Poehr,
Hungarian communists, from the
old mill in the Tiiaya valley, where
they have been imprisoned, to a
new prison, the whereabouts of
which is not disclosed.
Five persons have been killed by
Magyar troops in the frontier vil
lage of Wolfan, according to re
ports reaching here. A festival was
in progress when the Magyars rode
n and ordered a band to plav the
Hungarian national anthem. When
the band refused the Magyars fired
through the windows into a crowd
in a dance hall.
Paul Garami, Hungarian social
democratic leader, who has been
here conferring with allied repre
sentatives, was summoned to Buda
pest yesterday to discuss probable
representation of his party in the
cabinet.
Chorus Girls Camp on
Church Lawn; Praise
Vicar's Hospitality
lluddersfield, Ktig., Aug. 22. The
. ectacle of chorus girls camping out
in the grounds of the vicarage is in
terestmg the people of 1' udders
field. The members of the party . are
three girls playing in tVe "Cash on
Delivery" farce now being pro
duced at a local theater, and the hus
band of one of them is an ex-army
captain, who is also playing in the
piece.
The explanation is not merely a
desire to live ifl the fresh air, but is
concerned also with difficulty of
obtain tig roo:ns.
In li'uddersrield the shortage of
theatrical apartments, as of houses
generally, is acute and rather than
to crowd into lodgings already full
they have chosen this novel means
of obtaining temporary accommoda
tion On being approached by the local
theater poprietor, Alfred Wareing,
Canon Tupper Cary, vicar of Hud
cLrsfieh', willingly granted the use
of th: vicarage grounds.
The party occupy two tents, do
all their own cooking, and rise at
se er, "Reveille!" being sounded by
the e:-captain.
The ladiese are delighted with
their operiment, and say the Canon
has done everything possible to
make them comfortable.
The Aromatic Jag
" Is With Us at Last
Springfield, III., Aug. 22 The
aromatic jag has come. Instead of
pop's old alcoholic breath he now
conies home smelling like an Egyp
tian harem. For the hyacinth high
hall and I.ily of the Valley cock
tail have supplanted the prosaic
whisky straight in Springfield. No
more does father breeze in smell
ing like a Peoria distillery, with his
nose painted a fiery red. Ah, no!
Instead he is accompanied by the
odor of an apple orchard in full
bloom, with roses not only on his
nose and cheeks, but on his breath
as well. Rut you ask why all this
preliminary. Listen! Springfield
topers learned toilet waters con
tained 40 per cent of the good old
kick. Immediately a big sale be
fian. Men bought up all the scented
vater they could obtain. They be
an ordering their drinks by odor
i istead of flavor until the foxy eye
ff the law intervened and placed a
I an on the sale of toilet waters.
Despite the interference, however,
much is still being sold in this city
the capital of the state.
Had Five-Year Supply
N Of Clothing Arrested
Pottsville, Pa., Aug. 22. Miss
Frances Foulk, a pretty Frackville
girl, is being held under $300 bail,
charged with swindling several Phil
adelphia business houses. Valentine
Schoenberg, postal inspector of this
city, upon investigation found that
the girl, who is only 19 years old.
au a nvc years supply oi ciotning,
shoes and feminine accessories laid
away in her home, which, it is al
leged, she secured by sending bogus
checks to the Philadelphia houses.
She will be tried at the October
session of the United States district
:ourt at Philadelphia.
Portland Cleans Up
Russian Section
Portland. Ore., Aug. 22. The
rainbow of bolshevist ru!e in Russia !
must have tipped its end in Port- j
land, but no pot of gold was discov
:red. Instead, in the Russian sec
tion here police and health depart
ment officials found such a deplor
b!e state of affairs that they or
lered a clean-up.
Filth, chaos and disorder reigned
supreme, and under penalty of ar
rest the Russians were told to
straignteu meir nouses.
The action followed an investiga
tion of the district for many days.
Vandals Wreck Cafe.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 22. Some
body entered the restaurant of
David Reynaga here while Mrs.
Barbara Gamache, in charge, lelt
the establishment to go upstairs for
1 minute, and this is whatthey did
in her absence.
Emptied a three-pound can of lard
on top of the stove and let it burn.
Poured a pot of gravy into a tub
of dishes just washed.
Shied phonograph records against
the wall and broke them.
nt nn nntnlir rf rtishes And
tonic an electric fan valued at $20
and then- departed.
More Irish Whisky.
Dublin. Pot-still distillers in
lreUtf. art agair. working after two
vear'. inactivity-, and the quantity
of whisky in bond is being augmen-.
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Saturday on the Main Floor
An Enormous Sale of Women's
Mina Taylor Aprons and Dresses
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Three Groups That Are Greatly Underpriced
N announcement that we are certain will create an immense amount of interest among the women of Omaha. The
price on these splendid quality aprons would scarcely pay for the materials.
95c
200 white bungalow aprons of very fine
quality material, about regular price.
$1.75
5,000 aprons of percale in dark and light
colors, stripe, check and polka dot.
Biircets-Nuh Co. ; Main door.
$1.95
500 Mina Taylor house dresses in gingham
and percale in Scotch plaids, stripes. f
Hundreds of Notions Specially Priced
In Many Instances Less Than Wholesale Prices
jUY for your future needs during our "Progress Sale."
Kleinert's Jiffy baby pants, each 49c.
West electric curlers, 5 on cord, 17c.
Coats' 6-cord machine thread, best qual
ity; sizes 40, 50, 60, black and white; 3
spools 10c.
Coats' silk finish crochet thread, 3 balls
for 10c
Byssine silk mercerized machine thread, 3
spools for 10c.
Barbour's linen thread, spool 20c.
Hickory and Velvet Grip hose supporters
for children, misses and women in white
and black all sizes. Very special, 19c and
29c pair.
Hickory waists for boys or girls; all sizes,
2 to 12 years. Each, 39c. Very special.
Dress shields, guaranteed quality,, regular
and opera shapes. Pair, 19c.
Sanitary aprons; very special, 39c.
Zuave style dress shields, guaranteed qual
ity; very special, pair, 39c.
Fancy shirred and corded ribbon-covered
elastic web. Assorted styles; yard, 69c.
Nickel plated safety pins ; assorted sizes, Ac.
New trimming braids and stickerie, Sc, 10c
and 15c.
Buttons Sample cards, various styles for
coat and suit trimming. Very special;
card, 5c.
Twill tape, 3 yards bolt, 14c.
Dr. Parker's waist supporters for children;
all sizes. Each, 39c.
Kleinert's Trix rubber baby pants; very
special, 25c.
Darning cotton, 2 for Sc.
Corset laces, mercerized, pair, 19e.
Pearl buttons, card, 4c.
Skirt markers, each, 19c.
Steel tape lines, each, 19c.
One of the Big Features of This Great Sale Is
SIR WARE
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TN Our Progress Sale of Silverware The prices quoted are very low in desirable silverware and are in some
instances less than cost.
Bread Trays $2.65
Sheffield silver bread trays, lartre size. hurnisViPd fin
ish. Very special, $2.65.
Bud Vases 39c
Silver-plated bud vases, 10 inches high, burnished fin
ish. Very special, 39c.
Baby Sets 79c
Baby sets in hammered silver stvle. knife, for
food pusher. Very special, 79c.
Baking Dish $6.95
Sheffield silver baking dishes, large size, engraved.
V-ery special, $6.95.
Burgeti-Nash Co. Main Floor
Tea Spoons 69c
Silver-plated teaspoons, sets of 6 pieces. Very special,
69c.
Baby Cups $1.00
Sheffield silver baby cups, two styles, burnished finish,
each, $1.00.
Dainty silver-plated candlesticks that have been spe
cially priced at 39c.
Casseroles $3.95
An assortment of Sheffield silver casseroles, Guernsey
lined, $3.95.
Luggage Is In Demand and These Prices Are Greatly
Reduced In Time for School and Late Vacations
JUST at a time when the young people are starting off for school and are in need of good, de
pendable luggage, along comes this great reduction of our entire stock of luggage, at
10 Off Regular Price
This includes all trunks, bags, etc., in our stock.
EXTRA SPECIAL! Genuine seal grain bags. $11.95.
hxtra heavy leather walrus bags, $16.75.
A splendid quality dres trunk, $17.50.
Wardrobe trunk, very special, $59.50,
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Uur Entire Stock of
Baby Buggies
25
Off Regular Price
This announcement alone, should
bring hundreds of people to our fourth
floor, for every baby buggy in our en
tire stock has been reduced 25 off
the regular price.
BurgMt-Nash Co,
A Sale of Genuine
Cowhide Bags
$6.75
Another enormous purchase of genuine
cowhide traveling bags that have caused so
much favorable comment among the people
of Omaha.
There are only 100 of the bags in the lot,
so those who come early have the best oppor
tunity of securing one.
Choice. $6.75.
. Fourth Floor
Our sixth annual blanket
ale offer 25 to 33
discount.
EVERYBODY!
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IN THREE GREAT GROUPS
You must see these shirts before you can appreciate their value.
At $3. 29
Bright, lustrous fiber silk and fiber
striped madras, in an assortment of
pleasing patterns and colorings, all sizes,
14 to 17.
At $2.45 :
Fine madras shirts in a variety of pat- '
torn a an1 afriVfltr foot- n1nn M...
terns, in conservative styles, as well arv J
uuveiiy meets.
Mon Pure ThvonA Qllh H CCMt
Htmeac union ouus
$1.19
Made of fine checked nainsook, elastic
back. Cut full and well made.
Knitted Union Suits
$1.69
Fine light weight lisle and medium
weight cotton. Standard made garments.
Silk Nm
Rich, lustrous silk scarfs in 2
beautiful patterns and coloring ve
specially priced . ue
At SSc
Every one fresh and new. An ;.
annual sale. ejir
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J- of all-wool cheviots, cassimeres anil
see them, for we know you will appreciated
Two Other Unusit
These lots consist of blue serge suitai
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