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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1919)
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919. VIIERE IS PAUL SUTTON? NO ONE SFFMS Tfl LftHIW VhlalllV IV 1111 VII Defendants Discharged In Court When Detective Fails raj a lu Muucdi as riuoc- ii Where it Detective Paul Sutton? mo one seems to Know, ms su . perior officers on the police force t declare they are unable to answer the question and friends of the de tective affect to have no knowledge of his whereabouts. xs.umors mat ne Decame panic stricken Sunday night while the riot ' was at its height and fled the city were repeated yesterday morning in police court. Sutton's name was called yesterday morning at the prosecuting witness against Mrs. Louise Henry and L. J. Henry, guests at the Albany ho tel, llll.Douglas street. The pris oners were charged with adultery. When Sutton, for some unexplained cause, failed to appear against them, they were discharged. Reports have been circulated that the detective fled to Council Bluffs following the demonstration against him, when the mob, 2,500 strong, stormed the police station and threatened to hang him. Sutton, with nine other police- men, was stationed on the fourth floor of the court house. The offi cers barricaded themselves in court room No. 1 and "for hours their lives were endangered by the flames. The fire subsided and the police men were attempting to reach the ground via the stairway, when mem bers of the angry mob met them be tween the third and fourth floors. Sutton is said to have been recog nized when he drew his revolver at one of the men climbing the stair way. A report that Sutton had killed a man caused the mob to storm thff nnlic statinti in the K. lief Sutton was hiding there. A guide has been Invented that can be sewed inside a woman's hat so that a pin will pass through the same hole each time it is inserted. FORCED BY GRATITUDE OF MANY TO REPEAT HIS OFFER Moved by tho expres sion of gratitud of many patients n friends for regained hearing. Specialist Sproule feels almost forced to bring his Method of treatment for Ear Troubles within the reach of other sufferers and so ha offers again a-4-day Introductory treat ment free. These free offers have Seen made before in this paper and in others. People have seen the sample treatment, liked it and come under th Method. Then there have been letters of which the following are sample extracts f From the sunny South comes the word "I can hear a watch tick, a thing I have not heard for years." While a lady from the Middle West writes: "I am glad to say that I am feel ing fine and can hear good and it is a pleasure to answer the 'phone. I can do my own talking now which is great com fort to me." 4 Day Deafness Treatment Free These letters of gratitude have indeed been a satisfaction to receive and so we say to the readers of the Omaha Bee: A free treatment will be given to every suffer er from Ear Troubles, who writes for it. If you are becoming Deaf in either or both ears or have any trouble with your ears, write for n free treatment. This treat ment is entirely free. I want to help you. There is much of suffering and deprivation connected with the loss of hearing. I want you at least to have the same oppor tunity as the many other people who were most anxious concerning their ear troubles, but are now happy, grateful possessors of their hearing. These people whose testi monials you read above, ail saw the Method, first, through the sample. Follow their example. Send off now, a . 1 ItU (,,H and address. Don't delay, or you may re gret it. If you have even the slightest feeling that something is wrong with your ears, be en the safe aide and send for a treatment. It won't cost you anything. If you are growing Deaf and have become discouraged, profit by the example of those who have shared in the triumphs of this Method. Write today for a Free Treatment, EAR SPECIALIST SPROULE 192 Trade Building, Boston, Mass. Grant Soldiers Getting Ready for Breakfast Here 4 A Pathe Phonograph Will Be Given Away Next Friday at the Union Outfitting Co, Pathe Factory Specialist Arrives to Take Charge of Demonstration. A Large Glass Fruit Bowl or Pickle Dish Given Free to Every Visitor. "The ideal fireside companion on winter evenings" is the way that many an owner of a Pathe Phonograph affectionately refers to his Talking Machine, and so at the very beginning of indoor eve nings the Union Outfitting Com pany holdif a Pathe Week. The Pathe Talking Machine is more thx a Phonograph, it is a musical I nstrument with many unusual ,nd exclusive features, and a tf toryExpert will be at the stc$ o explain them. Bec&iaWf the Pathe Sapphire ball there" are no needles to change, no scratching, grinding wear on the records. The Pathe Universal Tone Arm makes it possible to play any make of record. A Pathe Phonograph will be given away absolutely FREE Fri day evening at 8 o'clock. Come to the store for a FREE souvenir and learn how this Wonderful Talking Machine is to be given away. The Union Outfitting Company is located out of the High Rent District, and never considers a transaction completed until the customer is satisfied. As always, you make your own terms. J J W)Q A ! , wV. fstri lfeiiw Xsy A - vTV,.f ' ' ' - f -' Camp Grant soldiers here on riot duty were busy getting ready for breakfast soon after their arrival in Omaha. They are quartered at the Municipal Auditorium. ' THIRD DEATH IS REPORTED FROM VICW OF RIOT H. J. Hykell, Shot In Abdomen, Dies In Hospital Rumor ed Several Others Fatally Wounded. H. J. Hykell, No. 7. Estabrook apartments, who was shot in the abdomen during the riot Sunday night, died at noon yesterday at the Thompson hospital. This is the third death as a result of the Brown lynching. Police say Hykell was shot dur ing the rioting at the court house. He fell at Seventeenth and Douglas streets. t . , Relatives assert that Hykell was sliot while he was walking along Douglas street, in front of Court ney's store, in company with Albert Nussrallah, who suffered a slight flesh wound in his neck. It is rumored that several more persons were fatally wounded dur ing the riot Sunday night and car ried to their homes by friends. So far all attempts to verify these. ru mors have been of no avail. The youth who was killed while leading a charge to the third floor of the court house, has been identi fied as . Lours Young, 17 years old, of 317 North Seventeenth street. The body was identified 24 hours after it had been taken to the Cole McKay undertaking parlors,- by Mrs. May Dressen, the boy's grand mother. 'Hykell's body is at the Gentle man s undertaking parlors. Clifford Weston, 22 years old. an other victim of the riot, is still in a critical condition at the Lister hos pital. , ''I have nothing to say concerning the death of my grandson," said Mrs. Dressen, who. lives at 317, North Seventeenth street. Other than the fact that she did not believe in mob violence, Mrs. Dressen refused to make any state ment concerning the death of her grandson. She absolutely denied making the statement that ."he died a glorious death," which appeared in a local paper Tuesday. Mrs. Dressen said the boy came home to supper about 6 Sunday evening and left the house without saying where he was going. "I did not know where he Was until I saw him at the undertaking parlors Monday afternoon," said Mrs. Dres sen. - Young had been an orphan for more than a year and had lived with his grandmother since last January. His mother died when he was a small child and his father died last year. Young was killed by a bullet through the heart, which was fired by a policeman guarding the fourth floor, it was said. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Wash away all stomach, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfast. To feel your best day in and day out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no constipation, bilious attacks, sick headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside. This is vastly more important, be cause the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores do. To keep these poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, drink before breakfast each day, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in it. This well cleanse, purify, and freshen the en tire alimentary tract before eating more food. Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. It is inexpensive and almost tasteless. Drink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your system of these vile poisons and toxins; also to pre vent their formation. 1MMM CEIIDQ mm una 0BGBCUB G? OIL CUB iff 212 NORTH 16th ST. Specials for Wednesday 9 Quality Meats and Provisions Direct From Packer to Consumer. Choice Round Steak 18c I Fancy Picnic Hams 19c Choice Beef Chuck Roast, per lb 12 Choice Rib Boiling Beef, per lb. 9tf Prime Rib Roast, lb., 15 Sugar Cured Regular Hams, per lb.' 32 Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, per lb 33 Choice Shoulder Veal Roast, per lb. . . . . 15d Choice Veal Chops, per lb. . 20 Fancy Forequarters Lamb, per lb.'... 12 Fancy Hindquarters Lamb, per lb 17 Choice Frankfurts, per lb. . 184 Choice Garlic, lb., 184 Choice Polish, lb., isi Choice Bologna, lb..l8 Fresh Spare Ribs, lb., 172 Fresh Neck Ribs, 4 lbs. for 25 Fresh Pig Liver, 6 lbs. for 25 Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs. for 252 Little Pig Hearts, 3 lbs. for 25 Bmf City News Dr. L. A. Merriam, 1709 Dodge St Have Root Print It Beacon Presa Electrle Weshere Bures-Oranen Co. Weather Strips Hlssln Mfg. Oo.-Adv Allen, Cooliadge & Co., 721 1st Na tional bank. Tyler J 3 00. Public Ac countants and Federal Tax experts. Former Teaclicr Dies Miss Mar garet Scott, for 35 years a teacher in Omaha schools, died at Oakdale, Penn., where she took up her resi dence after retiring over ,six yeans ago. Government Cattle Sate There will be an auction sale of the gov ernment tribal herd of cattle on the ber at the office of the officer in charge of the Biackreet reservation at Browning, Mont Arl rlnh Hmn 1 wiriirA "Prof. A. K. Sheldon, secretary of the Nebras ka State Historical society, gave an Illustrated lecture on the first adver tising in Nebraska before the mem bership of the Advertising Selling league at the Hotel Fontenelle Mon day night. Thieves Steal Garments Thieves Monday night entered the rooms oc cupied by Stewart & Jessup, dress makers, in the Baird building and took four dresses and three coata. Nothing which was not completely finished was molested. They gained entrance through the transom and left by way of a window. Missionary to Talk Pictures of different scenes in China will be shown at the Calvary Baptst church, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton streets, Thursday evening at 8 by Rev. David C. Graham of Suffu, China. Mr. Oraham was a missionary in that city ror seven years, and then he returned to this country for a furlough. He is now on his way back. Omnlinn Takes Pleasure Trip W. D. Wykoff. 20S5 Miami street, an employe of the street car company for 31 years, returned Sunday from a pleasure trip with Mrs. Wykoff to St. Paul and from there to the Pa cific coast, California, down into Mexico, and home by way of Salt Lake City, reporting that they saw no place- on their tour they liked better than Omaha. Returns From Overseas Sergt. Hilton S. Jessup, 101 South Forty second street, returned home from ecrvlce with the 841st machine gun company of the Third division. He was one of the first soldiers to leave Omaha and served in six major bat tles. After the signing of the armistice he served in Germany. War Cross for Hero T.ie Omaha recruiting staUon, Fifteenth and Dodge streets, has received a dis tinguished service cross from the War department, which is to be for warded to Private William Haus- man of Company A, Fourth Infan try, whose home is at St. Helena, Neb. This valor medal was award ed to Hausman for distinguished service in France. Whitlock Confirmed. Washington, Sept. 30. Without a record vote the senate confirmed the nomination of Brand Whitlock of Ohio to be ambassador to Belgium. 1 NOPE! YOU CANT FOOL 'EM! When Twenty-five Millions Buy "Cascarets" They Must be "Just Right" for Liver and Bowels Twenty-five million boxes of Cas carets were sold last year to folks who wanted relief from Constipa tion, Biliousness, Indigestion, Gases, Colds and Sick Headache without being shaken up and sickened all the next day. Cascarets work while you sleep, removing the toxins, pois ons and sour, indigestible waste without griping or inconvenience. Cascarets regulate by stimulating the liver and strengthening the bowel muscles. They never weaken or upset you like Salts, Calomel or viclent Pills. Cascarets cost so little, too. re Information for Visitors in Omaha Electrical Parade Wednesday Night, Oct. 1st We invite you lo make use of our Check Stand ' Postoffice Information Desk Rest Room Writing Room Free Telephones Barber Shop Men's Rest Room Our Gift Section On the third floor will be an in teresting place for you to visit. Gifts of every description may be found here for the folks at home. We will send your purchases to any address you wish. Manicuring and Hairdressing Done in the Black and White room on the fourth floor. Expert attendants are at your service. WES s-fte G 'SVERYBODY& tflOmf mm. Store Honrs: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Many New Modes in Autumn Suits A RE beautifully shown in the great variety of correct models we are presenting Wednesday. The many varia tions in shades and the beautiful cloths and trimmings make the values irresistible.1 jA splendid showing has been priced at $aQ50 Other attractive models up to $395.00, Bnrgem-NiMh Co. Second Floor. A Convenient and Well Made Wardrobe Trunk m.50 You will find this trunk just the right size for short trips or to carry in the au tomobile. Constructed of .3-ply basswood, all fibre covered and bound. Nicely lined. Special for Wed nesday at $29.50. Suit Cases, $1.75 and $2.00 Matting suit cases, 24 and 26-inch size; very specially priced at $1.75 and $2.00 each. Cowhide Bag, $6.95 Genuine cowhide bag, 18-inch size; leather covered frame; sewed-on corner; durable lining, with two pock ets; extreme value at $6.85. BnrgeM-Naah Co. Fourth Floor. Sale of Women's Winter Weight Union Suits 98, AN OPPORTUNE sale of light, medium and heavy weight union suits including a variety of styles. The price which Is extreme ly low Is about one-half the regular selling price. Choice, Wednesday, i at 98c each. Bargem-TMh Main Floor. Extra Special! Toilet Preparations An opportunity that women will be eager r to take advantage of; Wednesday In the Black and White Room On the Fourth Floor are placed on sale all of the Hallye face pow ders, cleansing and massage creams, scalp ointment and Acne cream at 78c. BerreM-Naoh Co. Foartb Floor. 7& mm An Unusual and Opportune Sale of Mens Fall -. SUITS Extreme Values at m.5o The kind of suits that men like to wear. Made of all-wool worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres in smart new models. Phonographs Slightly Used Reduced Prices A FEW of these machines have been slightly used; others are brand new, but the prices have been greatly reduced. ,We urge you to take advantage of these exceptional of ferings Wednesday, as phonograph prices are likely to advance shortly. Purchase yours now and save by doing so. Burg ess-Neon Co. Fourth Floor. JSP Triv r Gray Brown Blut Splendidly tailored throughout; Wednes lay at $28.50. Special Wednesday Only Mens New Winter Overcoats GREATLY REDUCED TO $29.50 Several lines of men's black and fancy overcoats in splendid styles and excellent patterns. Greatly reduced for Wednesday only to $29.50. BorfMa-Xash Co. Fourth Floor. BO YSl 1 17 VERY boy and every parent will be interest ed in these special values offered Wednesday. Bring the boy to Burgess Nash Wednes day. It will be to your advan tage to do so. Boys9 Two Pants Suits Special Wednesday--$ 1 2. 95 Just the suit for school wear and, with the two pairs of pants, it is especially desirable. Made of fancy wool mixture in the most pop ular styles. Choice, $12.95. A few corduroy suits are included in the lot. Sh oe opeciai for Boys Good wearing school shoes. English and wide toe last, gun metal calf uppers, solid leather soles and heels, sizes 4 to 6 (or big boys, 11 to 13 for little tots. Extreme values at the reduced price of $3.45 Ped-L Car BargeM-Wesh Co. Fomrtk Floor. Something new for the boys and for the girls aa well. We lave been made exclusive agents for the Ped L Car, which is a toy that every child will enjoy. Very special at 97.50. Like illustration. r . FOOT BALLS, 1Jl r i 1; K
