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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1919)
: THE OMAHA SUNDAY. BEE: SEPTEMBER 7. 1919. L.IAN SAYS He WAS ASSAULTED BY nni ipc nccmcD I ULIUL Ul I IULII Burlington Employe Declares He Will Prosecute Police man Who Beat Him With- - out Reason. F. J. Winger, 1113 Blaine street, an employe of the Burlington rail road for 20 years at Gibson, was badly beaten up by Police Officer Frank Zurek at Twenty-sixth and N treeti Friday night. The policeman declared in police court yesterday that Mr. Winger was resisting ar- :"'ret .... Mr. Winger denied that he was 'restating arrest and declared the as i anlt was unprovoked and without exMtc. ... I Says Swore at Him. 1 v "f came to town to have my watch adjusted in a jewelry store at Twen-tv-fourth and N streets," he said. "Plnding the store closed, I went to take a ear. I was standing at Twenty-sixth and N streets waiting for the ear when the officer came past. He laid, 'Who in hell are you?' I . j t,n h would like me to address him in such a manner. Then he struck me witn nis nsi, Rrauucu roe, dragged me into a restaurant and called the police." Witnesses say the ofheer .struck Mr. Winger several times with his fist and club while they were in the restaurant. Fined $5 and Costs. ' Mr. Winger, accompanied by his wife and daughter, was in police "court and was fined $5 and costs this morning on the charge of resisting to officer. shall swear out a warrant for Ihe officer who assaulted me," de clared Mr. Winger. "I am making 16 a day now and can't afford to go to jail. So I wilj pay the fine but I will have justice for the assault that was committed on me." - Officer Zurek's Statement. I" "I asked Winger whether he lived in Omaha, thinking I would direct him to some rooming house j as 1 jo several people every night," stat ed Officer Zurek. "He used profane language, asking what business of mine it was. I threatened to arrest him and he tried to break away. I shoved him, but did not strike mvCfnovals, who witnessed the rrMt. sld that Zurek hit Winger with his Club. He declared about 20 people witnessed the incident. Winger returned to the South Side Saturday night to get names of other witnesses. , Germans Hint at Big . Surprise in Aeronautics Berlin, Sept. -6. A note of ironic bitterness marks German' press com ment on the achievements of the British dirigible R-34 in making the transatlantic round trip. Every German newspaper emphasizes proudly that the R-34 was built on the basis of secrets of German air ship construction culled by the British from Zeppelins brought down during the war. Some call the big dirigible a "true copy" of the German aerial cruisers of the "L" type. While generally giving the British due credit for the feat, all the Ger man commentators attach to their left-handed compliments a few sar jcastic remarks, and alt point out (that the record for long-distance flights still belongs to the Germans, the "L-59" having made the round trip from Bulgaria to Africa in 1917. jit covered 4,220 miles in 95 hours, at air average speed of 43 miles an hour. I Much emphasis also is placed on 'the distress in which the R-34 found herself on hed voyage to America, .German experts pointing with glee to her many S. O. S. calls for help jfrom the American Navy depart ment. The L-S9 after its record trip had fuel left for two and a half days, at is pointed out. while the R-34's upply was exhausted when it cached its destination in America. Some of the German commenta- ors make mysterious hints at Ger- an aerial surprises immediately fter the format conclusion of peace. t this, the frankfurter Zeitung ays: " The English are mistaken if they lieve they have built the laieest erial liner. They are due to expe rience some surprises as soon as we :an live and fly again. "It was the fear of German com petition that inspired the British to Accomplish a record-making feat as long as we were still cut off from he world, unable to show what we Mirselves can do. ( "Iis interesting to watch the British go through the infantile licknesses of aeronautics that we tassed through years ago. ( We cannot but smile at the itatement of the American comman "er, Read, the first to cross the cean, that he saw the time when 'vers would attain a height of .3,000 feet and make the round trip cross the ocean in one day. There I a limit to the physical resources f . man that cannot be overcome ven by the steady progress of tech lique. I "inois Adopts New " Protective Game Laws Chicago, Sept 6. Illinois has dopted new game laws, which set ie; following dates for the open sea 5n, limiting the bag as stated: ' . Rag : Bpceto and Open Seaaon. Limit. Whit, quail, Nov. 10 to Dec. 10... 12 atrli" chicken. Oct. 10 to Oct 81 3 tulrrel, July 1 to Dec. 1 10 rfp and plover. Sept. IS to Deo. 11.. It ail. Sept. 1 to Nov. 30 15 ovrninr dove, Sept. 1 to Sept 10 15 eek pheasant Oct. 1 to Oct. 5 2 ekT (except wood and eider ducks i Sept. 1 to Dec 51...-. 15 eM. Sept It to Dec. SI S -ant Eept IS to Deo. 11 I t (mod hens). Sept IS to Dec. SI.. It tbblta. Nov 1 to Jan. 31 15 ( English sparrows, crows, black xds, bluejays. Cooper's hawks, arp-skinned hawks, gashawks, jck hawks,' pigeon hawks, great rned owls and cormorants, Janu y 1 to December 31. No bag limit J other birds orotected. Fur bearing animals, November 1 March 15. No bag limit Jbe use of ferret ii prohibited. 8 immaiuJ?: an SfiTS TUB PACB "UBJ IH ML The September Sales of f FORCftOWINC OH ANA Store Hours, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. I Yl IT W ivj.r m -tt in ii mm .estiesfM 4 Ul 0 UR foresightedness and extensive buying power, put into action long before the advanc ing nrices were in effect, account for these unusual low prices brought forward in our September sales. The advantage of purchasing now not only for present but for future need? is obvious to any person who has a, keen foresight for economy. S- Dress Gingham rbe genuine Tork and Everett Classic juality In beautiful plaids, checks and stripes, hundred! of pieces to 'IC select from. Yard, at tOJ Outing Flannel Fancy Outing Flannel, extra heavy quality with long fleecy nap. In as sorted patterns and colorings, posi tively worth 30c Special, Q Bleached Muslin Bleached Muslin, splendid Quality for sheets and pillow cases, underwear, etc.; 36-inch mill remnants -i Q Special per yard, at, J.OC Bleached Outing Flannel 15c yd Warm Fleecy Nap on sale Monday only. t 27-inch 0uting Flannel Outing Flannel, 27 inches wide, in all the wanted plain colors, including pink and blue. OtZn Long mill length, reg. 35c vals. yd., at Fancy Tapestry Cretonne Fancy Tapestry Cretonne and Fancy Printed French Cambric, 36 inches wide; beautiful col orings for draperies, fancy work, dresser AtZ sets, etc. Long mill lengths, yard, UL- 42-inch Bleached Muslin Bleached Muslin, 42 Inches wide; splendid quality and the right width for making pillow cases, regular 39c value, per yard, at, ' - - ir VP fft ft f Ammwwm Selling Events of Tremendous Ecpnoml THIS occasion reveals the results of our superior power and prestige. At this time when in "the mar- ket" there is a most preceptible scarcity of good mer chandise when orders cannot be promised delivery for many weeks, and then only in half portions, Brandeis Stores' initiative is rewarded and Brandeis Stores' customers will enjoy the notable economies of the September sales. We prepared for this sale many months ago. Ordei, were: "Buy for cash. Bu; obtain every concession pj ately." The results will V September sales events, thousands of dollars worth at prices based onearlj: scarcity of the finer quail j our stocks replete with ai Notable Economies Are Prese wnrrE and fancy outetg flan. JfFiL 36 inches wide, heavy, fleecy nap, in asosrted colors and Qkf patterns. Special, WESTMOBELAND CRETONNE, 36 inches wide, in a big assortment of pretty patterns and colors, correct weight for comforter cov- 7Q ering, etc. Special at, aC VEI0UK FIANNEL 36 Inches wide, beautiful printings suitable for bath robes, house dresses, kimonos, etc. Long mill lengths. Yard, BLACK SATEEN 36 Inches wide, highly yarn mercerized, permanent finish for linings, underskirts, etc., regular 59c value, on sale Monday for JL DRESS CALICO Genuine American and Simpson qualities in blue, gray and shirting styles, warranted fast colors. Special per yard, ZEPHYR DRESS GINGHAM 32 inches wide, genuine Renfrew make, pretty plaids, checks, stripes, etc., in 10 to 20-yard lengths, lC. yard, at, DRESS PERCALE Dress wrapper and shirting styles, light and dark colors, new fall pr.tterns, 36 5CT inches wide. Special yd., at JD COTTON BATTING Good quality bleached cotton, neatly rolled. Limit 10 rolls to a customer. Regular 19c value, at, per roll, 12y2c SHK0LLVE, 3d INCHES TVIDE-In all the wanted plain shades for com forter covering, draperies, etc., full standard quality. Special1 at '22V2C BASEMENT The September Sales of it w DDI ies rororessmaiiers THOSE who sew for themselves and those who sew for others and want their sewing baskets replete with everything needed will find that quite a tidy saving can be effected in the September sales. $5 Dress Forms 3.39 Black Jersey Dress Forms, wire skirts attached, easily adjusted to any height, and can be folded compactly and put away. Sizes, 32 to 44 bust; regular 5.00 value, sale Price, 3.39. $2.50 Bust Forms 1,39 Black Jersey-Covered Bust forms; all sizes; all per fectly proportioned, and may be set on a stand for skirts and long dresses; a regular 2.50 value, on sale, Monday, for 1.39. MACHINE THREAD Per Spool, 2c Bias Tape, best quality, all widths 7&c Wash Edgings, fast colors, per yard, 4c Crochet Cotton, American Maid and Silkeline, ball 5c Shopping Bags, heavy paper, each 10c Dress Clasps, rust proof, per card 4c Pearl Buttons, good values, per card 4c Machine Oil, "3-in-l," 2 bottles for 25c Sewing Silk, 50-yd. spools, each 2c Shoe Laces, all lengths, two pairs, 15c Wash Edging, fast colored, bolt, for 7J4c Hose Supporters, strong, black and white, pair 25c MAIN FLOOR Thread Coats' j Best 6 - cord AX per spool J Hair Pins, shell, regular 25c values, at 19c Sewing Needles, English make, 2 pkgs. 25c Wooden Coat Hangers, each Crochet Cotton, "San Silk," ball, I), n. T. Crochet Lotion, ball, Dr. Parkers' Skeleton Waists, each 89c "shears and Scissors, good steel, 25c Round Garters for women, fancy ribbon, good elastic, pair, 25c 5c Pillows Size 21x27 inches down proof linen ticking very special, each 2.69 1 1 AR-RE ACHING preparations for the Sep tember saks have placed this section in a position to meet every blanket, comforter and bedding need for the home and every forward looking housewife will realize that this is the time to purchase in goodly quantities. 500 Blankets, Slightly Soiled 500 soiled blankets in gray, white and assorted plaids, some are sample pairs, others slightly mussed from display, all full double bed size, values range from 6.50 to 8.50, A CA Extra special, per pair at TX.tvf Plaid Blankets, Wool Finish In assorted colors, heavy twilled quality with neatly thread-whipped edges, for full size beds. September sale prrce for Monday, only $3 .JUL-., 1,000 Beacoid Blankets, These blankets come terns; they are made, of the which gives them the appeal blankets. s Warranted fast colors i h that are worth 5.00 and eve: This remarkably low pricing !g at the fact that these blankets are sligh mussed from handling and sample Uee. nhone orders the lot is on sale while- ,i this price early attendance is advised WOOL BLANKETS 66x80, in gray, with as sorted borders, also fancy plaids and some have two-inch mohair binding, heavy twilled rAT homespun quality. Exceptional value q r tor tins opening sale, per pair, at v.w WOOL FINISHED COTTON BLANKETS In white and gray wuth assorted fancy washable -f borders, thread-whipped edges, heavy, warm quality for single and three-quarter Qft beds. Very special, per pair, at l.VO fa Values in Comforters and Bed Sateen Covered Comforters Filled with one sheet of white carded sanitary . i it. - nl c ( cotton. Exceptionally sott ana nuiiy. Size 72x84. Specially n nn priced, Monday, each O.UIJ Sanitary Couch Pads Of all felt, deeply tufted, cov ered with good quality fancy ticking, lull size and weignt. very special, at each Silkoline-Covered Comforter Filled with fine white sanitary cotton an3 covered with full standard quality silkoline in a variety of new Fall patterns and ol orings; full double bed size. q HK Each, at O. I D Down Filled Comforter 1 These beautiful Comforts are covered wtK" finest quality sateen in assorted pattern and colors, with 9-inch plain sateen bom ders. Size 72x84. Specially 1 0 QK priced for Monday, at )39 For These Full A Size Comforters Covered with good grade silko line, sanitary cotton batting filled, . neatly hand tufted a big value for Monday only at 2.39 each. J BASEMENT ft' "Mirro" Aluminum Sale and Demonstration WE HAVE with us this week an expert fac tory representative who will explain all the advan tages of and hoWto make many dainty dishes with "Mirro" Aluminum Cook ing Utensils. Special During this sale and demonstration this week we offer a 2.30 eight-quart "Mirro" Aluminum Pre serving Kettle at the spe cial price of 1.49 BASEMENT Smart Fall Garments for Women Featured at $49 Here Are the New Authentic Modes at a Pricing to Be Taken Advantage of Immediately WTNTFR WR AP Excellent Values in Winter Wraps-novel styles-many fur trim vv in j. liv vv irL O fuU length Uned in fancy satin and Peau de Cygne. Materials, $49 splendid Silvertones, Crystal Cloth, Pom Pom Tweeds and Velour. Excellent shades of Spruce, Bea ver, Reindeer, Taupe, Dragonfly and Navy.Blue. Special selling group at 4y.UU. New Fall Suits EXCELLENT tailored models in varied types and styles. Broad cloths, Silvertones, Serges, Novelty Tweeds, Poplins and Velour Checks all garments well lined. Button trim med, belted, convertible collar Models much favored varied with the Tailored types. Two-piece skirts introducing pockets and belts generally used. Shades are Taupe, Beaver, Brown, Navy and Hague Blue, Plum and Black. Extra sizes included at this price At $49.00 i SECOND FLOOR New Fall Dresses A GROUP not to be excelled In values and variety. Tailored Cloth Dresses, Tricotine, Serge, Wool Jersey, smartly tailored braided or embroidered models lovely Beaded Meteor, Georg ette and Satin Dresses and Smart' Taffeta Models for afternoon wear and dressy oc casions. Shades for Fall favor Brown, Beaver, Taupe, Navy, Plum, Dragon fly and Navy Blue. This group in eludes extra sizes. Priced At $49.00 rr. - $49 in . miii era 'at