KELLY GIVES
HIMSELF UP TO
OMAMA POLICE
Wakes No Mention of Reported
; Offer of Pardon' If He
u ; Would Repudiate
- Statement.
; The elusive Roy Kelly, 1607 Laird
street, sought by police for the past
six months, introduced himself to
Chief of Police Ebersteln at U:3C
yesterday , and several minutes
later was taken to the police sta
tion, charged with being an inmate
of ji disorderly house. The chief
of police personally escorted Kelly
to the station.
"My name's Roy Kelly, chief. I'm
tired of keeping out of your tracks.
v Here t am."
Grew Out of Brown Raid.
The. specific charge against Kelly
grew out of his escape from the
clutches of Detectives Herdzina and
Armstrong the night of- June 6 dur
ing an unlawful raid conducted by
the othcers on the Brown flats on
North Twenty-first street.
Kelly stated that he has been out
of the city during the past three
weeks, "just to get a little air." He
made no mention this morning of
; the offer of clemency made to him
by "higher ups" in the police de
partment if he would submit to ar
; rest and repudiate the statement
' he signed declaring that the raid
on the Brown flats was a frame-up
between the detectives and himself.
i. This statement , was published in
The Bee
Was Sent Word.
It it known, however, that Kelly;
who is under parole from Kearney,
was sent word that if he would re
: pudiate his statement he would not
be sent back tr nrison. or !f he was
it would be only for a short time.'
Just who thi word came from has
; not yet been definitely ascertained.
Declared Not Disorderly.
Despite the fact that the Browr.
' flats were declared not disorderly
by Judge Holmes following the raid
and mistreatment of Mrs. Brown
by the morals- squad officers, Chief
i Police Eberstein nevertheless
isner1 orders to his men to "hrincr
in Roy Kelly."
But despite this order, Kelly re
mained at large and went nis way at
' his pleasure until he decided to sur
render. Says Allowed to Escape.
v In police court yesterday KeU
lysaid: "I don't understand the
. change againsj me. The officers al
lowed me to escape from the Brown
. IlcllS.
v "Since then, I have learned from
numerous sources that Mr. Eber
stein wanted to see me. It was
sure' easy going keeping out of his
tracks." ,
Because Officers Herdzina and
Armstrong were not in court to ap
:" pear against Kelly, his case was set
. over until Saturday. He, was re
; leased under. $100 bonds. x
Episcopalians Meet to
: Plan on National Meet
A committee composed of bish-,
ops, priests and laymen, represent
ing the provincial synod of the ;
northwest of the Episcopal church, j
' met 'at the office of the diocese of
, Nebraska, 1716 Dodge street, yes- j
wide , campaign to be presented to
the general convention which will
be held 'at Detroit in October. -
Among those attending the meet
ing were the Rev. Irving Johnson,
bishop ot Colorado; Kev. t. c
Knickerbocker, Red Wing, Minn.;
'Rev. Garfield Walker, Devils Lake,
N. D.; Rev. Arthur Lewis,'' Oska-
loosa, la.; Very Kev. E. ti. Wood
ruff, Sioux Falls. S. D.; George
Henry, Des Moines, la.; Bishop
Shayler and Dean Tancock of
Omaha.. '
Auto Ride With Two Men
. Expensive for Women
Two unidentified men in an auto
mobile inveigled Mrs. A. L. Walker
of Glenwood, la., and Miss Gale
Monroe, 2577- Harney street, into
Ihcir car Thursday night at Sixteenth
and Farnam streets and drove them
out on the West Dodge road, the
women told polite. When several
miles cut the men robbed Mrs.
Walker of $16 and Miss Monroe of
: 110. and diamond ring. Upon the
aleas of both women the men
Drought them back to Twenty-
- :ourth and Farnam streets at 3
Yclock in the morning.
The women said they got into the
' :ar which they thought was a "taxi"
they had called. '
Dog Catcher Is Mediator
for Special Policemen
' A dog catcher settled the differ
ences of two special officers yester
day at Eleventh and Davenporl
streets by arresting both for dis
turbing the peace.
M. Glassman, 1118 Davenport
street, and Walter Pettigrew.
f Fourteenth avenue and Twelfth
I street, Council Bluffs, both special
X watchmen for an ice company,
r sought to settle differences with the
aid of a revolver when John Hock
ley, dog catcher, interfered.
- Glassman and P&ttigrew weredis?
' charged in police court. The quar-,-VreI,
it was said, was caused over the
. ownership, of a pile of lumber at
Eleventh and i Davenport streets.
Rotarians Have Dinner Dance
.ft the Seymour Lake Club
Members of. the Rotary club of
Omaha and their families were
guests at the monthly meeting at
the Seymour Lake club Wednesday.
Dinner, which was served at 7, was
followed by musical selections by
Charles Gardner . and Mrs. , H- G.
- Cox and dancing.
J. W. Welch spoke on the ad-
vancement of the club in the past
year and of the increased member
ship. W. W. Carmichael was chairman
of the meeting.
VMiss Parker in Recital
' ---Miss Anna M.Parker, a pupil of
;.' Prof. Cecil Berryman, gave a recital
1 last night at the Barker studios. She
has composed a waltz in A minor
and the rendering of the waltz
called forth applause. This was her
first recital. Next springy she 'will
take uu music a a profession.
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IN THE (GREATEST BARGAIN OF" TOE WEST
Just the Goods You Need Now and for. Future Use at Much LowerxPrices Than You Expected
Silverware Special!,
(Basement Gift Shop)
14,400 pieces of Nickel Silver and Silver Plate
Knives, Forks, Table Spoons, Dessert
Spoons, Cream Ladles, Oyster Forks.'Pickle
Forks and other useful Tableware. Friday
and Saturday, per piece 1
Friday will be a day that everybody
can generously purchase needed mer
chandise and make savings that are
very unusual. Don't fail to be here.
Outing Flannel
27 inches wide White Outing
Flannels; warm, heavy quality
for undergarments, etc. An un
usually good value. Special Fri
day, per
yard
25c
Wool Fabric Rugs
9x12 inch size,
rugs.
pretty pattern
Priced at $12. Only 98 in
the lot. Special Fri
day at only, each
9.98
Wool Dress Materials
Several hundred patterns, such1
as eerges, plaids, batiste, check
stripes, mohairs, granite mix
tures, etc. A large assortment
of all shades. Special for 70
Friday, per yard I V V
Dress Calicoes
Genuine American and Simpson
qualities. Fast colors. We offer
this for . Friday at an unusually
low price. Very special,
per yard
15c
Window Shades
100 dozen in the lot. Light and
dark green. Just the kind you
want. 36 inches wide, 6 foot long.
Complete with fixtures. Specially
priced Friday at AO A
only, each "f JJ Q
Table Damask
Off
For Friday our entire stock of
Remnants of Table Damask, con
sisting of all linens, chief value
linen; also cotton and mercer
ized. All in desirable lengths, for
Friday only at 1-3 OFF the
marked price.
36-Inch Silkoline
In all of the wanted plain shades
for comforter covering, draper
ies, etc. Full standard quality.
Take advantage of this splendid
value Silkoline Friday.' A"
Special, yard,' a(vG
Silkolene
We have 2,000 yards of it at a
very special price. This mate
rial is suitable for draperies and
;omfort coverings. It usually
R-ould seH for"35c per yard., Fri
day special, per v 1Q a
yard, only Ivv
36-Inch Percales
Light and dark grounds with
pretty figures, stripes, etc. War
ranted fast colors. Special for
Friday, ,
per yard 1
35 c
Bookfold Percales
26 inches wjde, in blue, gray and
light shirting styles. Hundreds
of new patterns to select from.
We offer this Friday, very spe
cial at only, 1Q A
yard Ivv
Bleached Muslin
42 inches wide. A splendid qual
ity and correct width for pillow
cases. Two widths will makes iulJ
size bed sheets. Very
special at, per yard
28c
Fancy Marquisette
2,500 yards in the lot, in 2 to
10 yard lengths, all desirable col
ors. This is a good value at the
usual price, which is 69c on the
bolt. Offered Friday
at, per yard
; vim.
39c
36-Inch Flannels
Heavy, warm quality with long,
fleecy nap. Big assortment of
pretty patterns to choose from.
A remarkable value. OA a
Friday, per yard UvC
eon's,
Ho
men's ''and .hildret's
Slioes
At Such Remarkably! Low Prices That One Cannot Afford to Hot Be Hera Friday
Don't pass these wonderful offerings up. This sale means real money in your pocket Mf you will just
take advantage of it to the fullest extent. These are Shoes, that, if we hadn't purchased them under
such favorable conditions, you would have to pay more for them.
500 PAIRS OF M EN'S SHOES
All Gpod Leathers
Remember, we had a sale in which we of
fered 700 pairs of the very same kind of Shoes,
about a week ago? A great many men availed
themselves of that opportunity it's here again same
thing, and those men who did not take advantage of the
offering at that time, should do so now, for it's- likely
that all the Shoes in this lot will be sold before the day
is over.
Present Market Value $6.50
They are made of black veal, a pliable and
most durable leather, genuine oak leather soles,
solid leather counters and inner soles. Made
on the English and more conservative broad toe
lasts, sizes 6 to 11, C, D and E widths, button
Blucher and lace styles. ,
School Shoes
This is a remarkable of
fering worthy of attention.
The low price makes v it
doubly impor
tant. They are
made of black
gun metal, high
tops, English
lace style, solid
oak sewed soles.
Sizes 2i2 to-6.
3"
Martha Washington
Slippers
For Women These are
splendid values would
be at the regular ,
price. Hand
turned soles and
best grade of
elastic on the
side, rubber heels
with and without,
tips. A wonder
ful bargain at,
ipair
2"
Children's
Shoes
"In plain black calfskin
or kid, all tan kid, .patent
kid- vamps and kid up
pers. Lace and
button models.
Extension
leather soles.
Sizes 5 to 8,
at, pair
90
Women's Shoes
Gun metal Shoes, Vici Kid and
Patent,, button and lace styles,
high or 1 0 w
heels. Not all
sizes in every
wanted style,.,
but all sizes in
the assortment.
Pair
Wall Paper
Specially Priced
Wall papering time is here, and such
preparation at we have made is noth
ing short of remarkable. Everything
that is needed and wanted by every
home is in this large display of Fall pat
terns. The prices, too, are exception
ally strong incentives te buying right
CHOICE,
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Papers for any room in the house.
Sold with borders to natch, per roll,
sy2c ...
... YOUR
Oatmeal Fapers, plain, JO inches,
in all colors. Shown with-cutout
borders. Specially priced, per
roll '
Heavy papers in ight and dark ef
fect. Each has a pretty cut bor
der. Specially priced, per roll,
of
Per Roll
A large display of Gilt Papers, beautiful quality,
and all new. Shown with cutout borders to
match in two lots, A A 1 and
priced at
L III tUlVUb UUlULiO bW
mc ' 16c
Bedroom Papers in stripes and all over effects.
All new and beautiful and each has cutout bor
der. Specially lift an1
priced at I IC I IfC
Extra Heavy Papers for the
Cutout borders to match,
priced, per roll, at
downstairs rooms.
Just When Winter Is On Us the Basement Offers
Hosiery and Winter Underwear
At Great Money-Saving Prices
Market conditions werenot so serious when we secured the Under
garments that we are offering to you now. So the advisability of laying
in an entire winter's supply is certainly apparent. No better time to do
it than right now. You have the advantage, too, of chobsing from a re
markably complete assortment. Sizes for women, children and infants. .
Cotton and wool garments. Fall weight,, medium and heavy weight.
Women's Wool Union
Suits, high neck, long,
sleeves ; Dutch neck, el
bow sleeves, and, low
neck, no. sleeves. All
ankle length. Sizes 34
to 44, per
suit,
2.75
Women' Vest and
Pants, cotton fleeced,
heavy weight, sizes 34
to 44, at, per
garment,
$1.00
CHILDREN'S VEST
and Ankle Pants to
match in cotton
fleeced. Ecru color.
Sizes, 16 to 34, at
50c
Here are some real
Hosiery Values
WOMEN'S THREAD SILK HOS
IERY in black and colors, with
double soles and whole garter tops.
Seconds of 1.50 quality; also fiber
silk in first quality,
pair, 9wC
WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED
BLACK AND WHITE HO
SIERY in light and medium weight
hem tops and out sizes in black
rib tops. Seconds of 85c FA.
quality, at, per pair, vllv
Boys' Underwear
Boys' cream color, lightly
fleeced Union Suits, sizes 24 to
34, at 85c per suit.
Boys' heavy fleeced Union Suits
in Yeager colors
Sizes 20, 22, at 1.00 per suit.
Sizes 24, 26, at 1.15 per suit.
" Sizes 28, 30, at 1.25 per suit.
Sizes ,32, 34, at 1.35 per suit.
Children's natural wool finish
Sleeping Garments in sizes 1 to
6, at 1.25 peij garment. t- .
Women's Cotton Fleeced
Union Suits in all styles
and sizes, per 1 AA
suit,
Women's ' Band Top,
sleeveless, ankle length,
lightly fleeced Fall
weight Union Suits.
Sizes, 36 to 44, 1 1 Q
at, per suit, lls7
Boys' and Girls' Union
Suits in cotton fleeced.
Girls' in White Boys' in
Cream. Sizes 2 to 16
years, at, per
suit,
1.00
Women's VTucked Stitched
Vests and Ankle Pants to
match, .in lightly fleeced.
Sizes 34 to 44, per garment,
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Good Materials and Colorings at Unusually Low Prices -
It's probably been a long time since you have had such an
opportunity to outfit the boy with a Suit or at least, such a good
Suit as you have right now. Practically every desired model is
in this splendid assortment, and just think, the prices are only
8.50 - 9.50 - 11.50
Just the kind for school wear or dress occasions.
In the lots' are Serges, Cassimeres and Cheviots. Coats in waist
seam. Knickers are fullhined. The extra pair of pants just doubles
the life of the suit. All sizes7 to 18.
Trousers for -Men
Hundreds of
pairs of- Men's
Troiisers to choose
from in striped fab
ric and corduroy.
Sizes 30 to 44.
2.50 to $6
Union Suits for
Men
Medium and heavy
weights. Suit for
early Fall or Winter
wear. Long sleeves
and ankle length.
Comes in Ecru or
Gray. Sizes up to 46.
SPECIAL at
1.49
SUITS
For Men and Young Men
All this season's models
and materials. For both
men and young men. Sizes
for all.- Priced at
19.50 to 27.50
Fall Millinery
Here's a Most Striking
Display and So Very -Moderately
Priced
Clever Models in Street Hats,
Only 4.95 1
There are black velvet shapes, a few
sailors. All hats are seasonable, and
-at a saving that will appeal to every
one' who sees them. A large assort
ment Jto select from, at, only, each
Waffle Irons
Low frame Stover waffle irons,
with wooden handles, afn unusual
ly good value, we wilK sell them
Friday at a very special price at
only
each
Also a lot of hifh frame waffle
irons, each, 1.59.
1.29
, Dress Gingham
The genuine York snd Everette
Classic kind, in beautiful plaids,
checks and stripes. Hundreds of
pieces to select from. AC.
Per yard eCvC
Fancy Scrim v
One table of it. Lengths 5 to 10
yards. A bargain- for Friday
take advantage ff this Ola
offering at, yard, Uw
Crochet Bed Spreads
Hemmed ends, large size, heavy.
Wears and launders well. 24
lbs. While this lot
'lasts, each
2.75
French Serge
42 inches wide. The season's
best colors, including navy blue. -Just
the right weight for dresses.
Special, Qfll
per "yard VVV
Wool
Dress Goods
Two more cases of those fine
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
in lengths from 1 to 5 yards.
Such as serges, granites, batiste,
checks, crepe, stripes, 36 to 42
inches wide. Worth from 79c to
$1.00 yard. Special for
Friday, per yard ' ,
49c
' Electric Lights
The reliable tungsten kind; you
know their value. 10, , 25 and
40-Watt lamps , 27C
60-Watt lamps, special, each, 32c
Velour Flannels
27 inches wide, in a wonderful
variety of pretty patterns and
colorings for kimonos, house
dresses, etc. Extra heavy. Spe
cial Friday, OCja
per yard VVV
Sash Curtains
V
1,000 in the lot Ready to hang.
Marquisette, voiles and dotted
Swiss. Special
at, each
39c
Wool Eiderdown
27 inches wide, single face and
ripple grades in all the plain col
ors. Extra heavy quality. Very
special, kt2
Iperyard 4UC
K
Dresser Scarfs '
DRESSER SCARFS This lot
consists of lace trimmed scal
loped and embroidery ends, also
manufacturers
59c
lace motifs. A
sample line.
Each
Apron Ginghams
Ginghams in blue and white
check, for aprons, etc. This
should be an unusually attractive
offering. Special per yard Fri
day at
only -
11 V .I'll'.
15c
Savory Roasters
A good size roaster, made of
heavy blue sheet steel. This is a
very remarkable value; A An
offered Friday at a0v
A heavy dark blue enamel coat,
ed large roaster at 2.98.
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