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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1919)
THS- BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1319. TRIES TO PASS . RULES IN GUISE , OF SALARY BILL City Council Again "Sits" On Commissioner Ringer , , Must Present Separate Ordinances.- v. Police Commissioner Ringer is in a quandary as to how he will keep faith with 71 new policemen appoint ed during the last six weeks, if the ' city council further delays passage of-tys ordinance which provides for increased pay f for policemen and contains also several revisions in the rules of the pdlice department. The city council yesterday again insisted that Mr. Ringer should sep arate his ordinance, making the sal ary proposition independent from any other subject matter. Say Many Are Underpaid. Mr. Ringer announced that it has been tactly understood that the mini mum pay for patrolmen shall be increased from $100 to $125 per month, beginning November i. It is proposed to-increase the maxi mum from $125 to-l$140 after two years of service. Gty Commissioners Butler and Zimman recommended that the commissioners hold a conference this' week to consider the salaries of all city, employes. They insisted that many city hall employes are underpaid. Their recommendations prevailed. 1 "It was agreed between the com missioners, General Wood and some business men that the policemen should have more p)y," Mr. Ringer said..; . Oppose Ringer Rules. the. reply to that was that the city commissioners are not opposed to allowing the policemen an increase of pay, but they are opposed to Mr. Ringer adding certain rules and regulations to this salar ordinance. In this ordinance Mr. Ringer pro poses to give the chief of police un restricted authority to demote", pro mote and transfer any member' of the department. Thje mayor and commissioners want that provision in a . separate ordinance,' so they may express themselves on this subject without jeopardizing the merits of the salary feature. ' The ordinance was again referred back to the police commissioner, with directions to bring in two ordi nances. In the meanwhile the Com missioners will confer on the gen eral salary situation. BrieJ City News Hare Root Print It Beacon Press Taouna Cleanara Burf -Ornatn Co. White Become Frost Miss Elsie White and John W. Frost were mar ried by Hev. Charles W. Savldg. Judge Wtodrouirh Returns Fed eral Judge Woodrough has returned from Keokuk, la., where he held a short session of court. Lincoln Pastor to Preach Rev. S. Mills Hays of Lincoln will preach In All i Saints church, Twenty-sixth street and Dewey avenue, Sunday morning. , . Will Exhort Mothers-V'Mothers in Israel," will be the subject of Rabbi Frederick Conn's lecture tonight, at Temple Israel a 8. Dr. Conn will stress the duty of mothers, particu larly in these critical tlmes Sentenced for Stealing Mike Kezio pleaded guilty in federal court on a charge of stealing cheese from a railroad car containing interstate freight A sentence of 30 days in the county Jail was imposed. riold Annual Dinner About 250 couples were present at the annual dinner of the Woodmen of the World, Commercial camp No. "478, in the ball room of the Blackstone hotel Wednesday night. Sovereign Commander W. A. Fraser talked. , Two Plead Guilty E. H. Van Hoesen and Irllne Golden changed their pteas to guilty when arraigned for trial in federal court on charges of violating the Harrison act. Van Hoesen was sentenced to serve 60 daya in the county pail and Golden was fined $100. , On Way to" Oil FleldsGeorge W. K. Posvar, Caspar, Wyo., and two brothers, Louis F., , recently dis charged from the army, and Victor R.. Just released from a four-year term In the navy, passed through Omaha enroute from the east to Wyoming oil wells by automobile. Mrs. E. B. Towl Robbed A fur collar, valued at $50, was stolen from the automobile of Mrs. E. B. Towl, 2222 L street. Wednesday afternoon, about 2:80. according to Mrs. Towl, while she was crossing Farnam street to the First National bank. Tne "FIDDLE-FIT" ' ' ; ' Keep Liver and Bowels Clean and Active with"Cascarets" FRIDAY , A Special Sale and' 1 Demonstration oi the Hartmann "V . ! WardfobeTrunk "Not aWrinkle at the End o f the Trip" fry HE Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk is. a notable x--LA ample of trunk efficiency' A closet and a bureau combined ready td go traveling with you and come home with you and take care of your clothes for you .while you are traveling in a way that the ' ordinary trunk cannot take "care of them. - Its spaciou? compartments are designed with a knowledge of convenience and capacity that is seem -jngly incredible. , - A Factory Representative will explain the many features of the HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNK to you on FRIDAY in the Main Aisle of the Third Floor. 5urgess-Nash Company VKHYBOCYS STORE" theft has ren reported to police, Mrs. Towl said. , Establish Crossing Gates J. A.C. Kennedy, general counsel for the Missouri Paclflo railroad, advised they city council that his company has received authority from the United States railroad administra tion to establish crossing gates at points where the Beltlme intersect Twentieth and . "Twenty-fourth streets. He gave assurance that the work will be started soon. Mrs. Agnes Davis V Dies Mrs. Agnes J. Davis, SI years old, died at her home, 240T JBinney street, Wednesday. She is survived by her husband, L. H. Davis; her mother, Mrs. Mathilda Johnson; one sister, Mrs. Rose Boadei and two brothers, Emll and Alvln Pettersen, all of Omaha. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at t . in the Trinity chapel, Eighteenth and Cap itol avenue. Burial will be in For est Lawn cemetery. League to Hold a Moot -Constitutional Convention Clinton Rogers Woodruff, secre tary of the National Municipal league, in a letter to Victor Rose water, states that the annual meet ing of the league this winter wilf hold a mc constitutional conven tion, making the Nebraska constitution- the basis of consideration. "We aht to get publicity for this fact, and any suggestions , as to achieving this end, 'will be appre ciated," Mr. Woodruff writes. Cut Me Out and mall mt to Carey Cleaninc Co.. 1401 North I4th St.. Dept. N. B., with your Mm and addrna and I will brins you fro a amall vnt pocket or puru U "Guide to Omaha." contaninf a StfMt and Bualneaa Block Directory. Sick headache, biliousness, coated tongue, sour. gassy stomach al ways trace this to torpid liver; de layed, fermenting food in the bowels. Poisonous matter cloesred in the intestines, instead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it catfses congestion and that dull, throbbing, sickening headache. N j Cascarets immediately cleanse the ! stomach, remove the sour, undigest ed food and foul gases, take the ex cess hilt from the liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter and "poisons m the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will have you feeling clear, rosy and as fit as a fiddle by .morning. They work while you sleep. Watch for 1 Announcement of Great 3 'Day Sale BMEssfci tarn EYERYBOPYS STORE Give y A Thought To Christmas Children Story Hour Every Day from 4 to 5 p.m. This Week During Children's National Book Week, Miss Kate Swartzlander with the Omaha Public Li brary for many years, will tell stories from 4 to 5 p. m.t in' the Book Department on the Third! Floor. It Pays to Shop in the Downstairs Store BY shopping Friday and taking advantage of these wonder- , rn HE evidence is herein these interesting groups for Fri- ful values will be proof positive toyou that Our Down- J- day's selling some of which are actual stock reductions, stairs Store .can offer you savings and still maintain a depend- while others are simply results of "good buys" that we are pass- able and dignified quality standard. : ing on to you. Shpp Friday in the Downstairs Store-it pays. . Special Sale of Wool Dress Goods X ' $1,2$ v Yard Exceptional values in Sharkskin serge and French serge, in a large range ofN colors, suitable for dresses, skirts and suits. 40 to 48 inches wide. Special at $1.29 a yard. " Ba by Day Specials In the Downstairs Store - s Baby's Chambray Creepers, 75c. ' x Baby's Flannelette Rompers, 95c. Baby's Flannelette Gertrudes, 65c. j Baby's Flannelette Kimonos, 65c. ) ' ' ' ( ' Baby's Knitted Wool Leggins, $2 M Baby's Knitted Wodl Caps, 65c. v ' N v ' , . Baby's Knitted Wool Toques, 75c Baby's BiacoK Blankets, Dainty Nursery Designs, 95c. Baby's Long Cashmere Coatsylihed and interlined, $335. gaby's Corduroy Coats, trimmed. sizes 6 months to 5 years, $5J95 Babrfp Mittens, 35c ' ' ' Baby's Crocheted Sacques, 95c. , - , Complete Line of Dr. Denton's ; ' ' Sleeping Garments, $1J50, $1.75, $2.00 i An Enormous Sale of 300 Beautifully TRIMMED HATS Baby's White Silk Poplin Bonnets, 75c Baby Bunting Dainty Colors, tailor-trimmed, $3.95. ' i : ( " - Plaid Skirts Women's pleated plaid skirts. These come in large black and white plaids, are very exceptional values, Friday, at r$S.95. $5.95 Women' 8 Mittens, , 69c Pair These are fleece-lined jer sey mittens, just the thing for ' these .snappy cold days. Spe cial, 69c -., - Children's Mittens, '' 29c See that the little , folks ' start to school with good, warm mittens. See these Fri day at 29c Large Hats Small Hats Medium Hats All Colors - Street Hats Evening Hats Plain Hats - niiiiniiti!iini!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a mm ja m m j pBjDA y oi 1 300 Burgess-Nask burasco I Special Corsets I , SQUARE : r . , . - I Remnant triaay uniy 9 ii k v. lis. am hiiiu I V2 Price j $2.00 i An immense ac- ? . I cumulation of rem- Made of broche in white and pink, i nants, including per- ? . , I cales, ginghams, mus- numerous models for selection in 16w 1 lins, voiles, piques, bust and elastic top models, medium and i curtain nets, madras, 1 I-i-'u-l -i i. oa etc all y price 3-B-"to ciaowu uiscits, Biea u to 5U. 1 Baby Gowns I 50c 1 1 Baty's outing flan- nel gowns, warm and I of a splendid quality. Specially priced for I Friday, at 50c. I i , N .5 siiliiliiliiiiiliilMiiiiiiitiliiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiaji Silks v 32-inch silk pongee in figures and plain 1 colors 36-inch silk poplin and 36-inch silk and cotton kimono silk. Also a large as sortment of traveling men's samples im y to 1-yard lengths, 98ca yard. 98c Yard Meti's Winter furnishings In the Downstairs Store Highly desirable qualities are offered here at therowest posiihle varices, and we are making a special feature Friday of , Men' s Union ? i.r? Suits fe U. 'JK & " I 1 - Me'dium weight, long sleeves, ankle length) elastic , ribbed finish, silver grayyall sizes, at $2.49. Men's Shirts $1.49 Fine standard make shirts in per cales, madras and cords, choice pat terns, special at $1.49. Work Shirts $1.29 Made ot excellent quality blue chambray, double stitched, full size, 141a to 17, at $1.29. . Men's Hose, 4 Pair for $1.00 Fiber silk and fine cotton hose, double heel and toe, fast dye, all sizes, 4 for $1.00. Men's Sweaters, $U8 to $3.49 All sizes and colors, shawl collar and i V neck, $1.98 to $3.49. 200 Pairs of Vi ometis Shoes $2.95 200. pairs of women's lace shoe in gray, with military and Spanish leather heels, black, kid cloth uppers, high heels, and many others. Mostly small sizes, at $2.95. At $2.48 Women's hand-turned 3 "strap, kid house slippers with rubber heels. Special at $2.48. At $1.98 ' Children's black and novelty lace and button shoes, hand turned soles, sizes 3 to 8, very special at $1.98. Linens and Domestics Of tie Wanted and Needed Kind Prices Lower Than Usual Friday 'Lining Sateen Bleached Crash v 18cs Yd. Bleached crash, soft and ab sorbing, very good quality, 18c yard. - ' ' Table Damask 95 Yd. Heavy weight bleached table damask, good designs, 95c yard. Huck Towels 35c Each Hemmed huck towels, an ex cellent quality in large sizes and fine weave, 35c each. Bed Spreads $3.25 Eath Extra large size bed spreads, Marseilles designs, $3.25 each. Comforts $4.65 Ea. Sflkoline-covered comforts filled with good quality cotton, well made price, $4.65 each. 59c Yard Black lining sateen, 36 inches ' wide, a beautiful quality, 59c' yard. , , - Percale 35c Yd. 36-inch percales, a very fine j weave in good range of light or , dark colors, : 35c. a yard. Shirting 33c Yd. 36-inch madras shirting, an ex cellent quality, in neat stripe de signs, 33c a yard. " Outing Flannel 29c Yd. White outing flannel, at 29c yard. Blankets $.675 Pair Large size bed blankets in gray or plaid "designs, soft and fluffy,: $6.75 pair. JO
