THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1919.
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DELAY INQUEST
OVER GIRL'S BODY
FOUND IN SEDAN
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Pathological Examination by
Omaha Doctor Complete
Await Return of County
Attorney.
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The inquest over the body of
Miss Stelft Uryszk, 21-year-old Co
lumbus, Neb., girl, who was found
dead by her mother in an enclosed
automobile owned by Cam Tinsley,
614 North Fortieth street, Omaha
traveling salesman, will be held Fri
day or Saturday at Columbus.
A definite date for the inquest
awaits the return to Columbus of
Otto F. Walter, county attorney of
Platte county, who is out of the city
on business. 1
Dr. A. A. Johnson, in charge of
cimicai patnoiogy at, tne University
cf Nebraska college of medicine in
Omaha, has completed an examina
tion of the lungs and stomach of
the dead girl and forwarded a report
to Dr. Neumacher, the coroner's
physician, at Columbus.
"I am unable to give out any in
formation on what the examination
disclosed," said Dr. Neumacher yes
terday. "This is direct instructions
from the county attorney. I expect
him to return Thursday and the in
quest will probably be held Friday
-if he does not think the findings in
the report demand further investiga
tion." Mr. Tinsley, who was found un
conscious in the car beside the dead
girl is still confined to the hospital
where he is recovering slowly.
The original theory of the city
and county authorities at Columbus
was that the couple were overcome
by fumes from an exhaust heater
with which, the car was equipped.
The mystery deepened upon further
investigation and an examination of
the girl's body was ordered by the
county attorney.
McCord-Brady Stockholders
,' ' Elect Their Directors
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the McCord-Brady Co.
was held on Tuesday. Directors
elected were W. H. McCord, Oma
ha; James H. McCord, St Joseph;
Mrs. M. E. McCord, St. Joseph;
Charles 1 Deuel and A. R Warrn.
Omaha. Officers elected are W. H.
McCord. president; A. B. Warren,
vice president; James H. McCord,
vice president, and Charles LvDeueI,
secretary and treasurer.
The Bee's Free Shoe
Fund '
Christmas is coming. What bet
ter way is there to express the
Christmas spirit than by sending a
few dollars to The Bee's Free Shoe
fund to help put shoes on cold
little feet?
It will warm the feet of the little
waifs and surely will warm the
heart of the givers to the fund.
Prmioiuly Bcknowlednd (688.40
V Friend 1.00
'sh 1.00
From m loTer of Children 2 00
A Friend. St. Michael, Neb . S.Ofl
A Friead, Loop City. Neb 3.00
Total SS98.40
Send or bring a gift to this good
cause. Address The Bee's Free Shoe
Fund, care of The Bee, Omaha.
Federal
Are
Officials
Investigating
Omaha "Moonshiner
James Polo, Italian, 3012 South
First street, who was arrested Mon
day night by police at his home for
alleged illegal possession and sale
ofliquor, has been turned over to
federal officers of two departments
for investigation.
Internal revenue officials want to
prosecute him for failure to pay tax
on home-made whisky which he ad
mitted in central police court yes
terday he was selline. Immigration
authorities are investigating Po'o
upon his own confession yesterday
that he has a wife and three chil
dren living in Italy coupled with a
confession that he has been living
with another woman at his home.
Polo was fined $100 and costs on
each of the two charges on which
he was arrested by police. Mrs.
Grace Elliott, his housekeeper, tes
tified in court that "she sold the
home-made whisky for Polo." She
was not arrested.
Polo is beine held at the central
police station pending further in
vestigation by internal revenue and
immigration authorities.
Former U. S. Navy Man
On Trial for Rioting
William Miller of Vail, la., was
placed on trial yesterday before a
jury in District Judge Sears' court
on a charge of unlawful assemblage
and rioting. He was arrested soon
after the court house riot of Sep
tember 28 because of an injury to
one of his hands.
Miller testifed that he received
the injury in the United States
t:avy. George Salix, a carpenter,
testified that he saw a sailor pulled
out of the court house during the
riot, but failed to identify Miller as
the man.
Tabor Woman Tells v
Of Burial Agreement
With Dead Daughter
Mrs. Sarah T. Tabor of Lawton,
Mich., who passed through Omaha
vesterday from California in custody
of Michigan officers, alleged that a
compact between h r e 1 f and
daughter providing that the two be
buried together was the reason she
placed the body of her daughter,
Maud, in a trunk four years ago.
Prosecutor Adams of Lawton in
discussinor the unntiial death com
pact, while in Omaha said:
i ne mother and daughter had
made an agreement that thev wnulH
be buried together is the reason
for the daughter not being buried.
The mother says the daughter died
from natural causes, and she was
placed in the trunk to await the
acain or me motner.
Mrs. Tabor was accompanied by
her son. Walter wti waa rerentlv
discharged from the military service.
n .1 .i a e .
com motner ana son retusea to
speak about the case while they
were in Omaha. A sister of Maud
Tabor and a former suitor are also
under arrest in Michigan.
IT IS TIME TO MAKE
MENTHO-UXENE SYRUP
Anyone Can Make a Full Pint of
Laxativ, Curative Cold and
CoDgh Medicine Cheaply at
Home.
Everybody is subject to colds and
coughs at this season. Be prepared!
Have on hand a full pint of Mentho-
Laxene syrup that checks and aborts
colds, relieves coughing and grad
ually brings permanent relief. The
full and best benefits are derived if
you begin taking it at the very out
set of a cold or cough because yon
can check or abort the cold and
save manv hours of distress and
perhaps ward off pneumonia and
other serious results or. a neglected
cold. ' '
Mentho-Laxene is pure, contains
no opiates or narcotics. It is pleas
ant, penetrating, healing and cura
tive beyond any preparation ydu can
buy ready made. Full directions
and guarantee are with every bottle
of Mentho-Laxene. It will more
than please you or The Blackburn
Products Co., Dayton, Ohio, wjll re
fund your money.
Hundreds of thousands of bottles
of Mentho-Laxene have been sold
and not over 50 people have wanted
their money back. That tells how
good it is. Adv.
Neckwear.
OfJVovelty
andJVicetij
The neckwear that we
offer now for holiday
gifts is the sort that is
found only in the smarter
shops for men. We feel
there should be something
particularly d i s t inctive
and elegant about a
Christmas gift, something
that makes the recipient
commend both your good
taste and good judgment.
That's the sort of neckwear we are displaying here. Neckwear of the
est silks.. The finest productions of English, French and Swiss looms in
or combinations that delight the eye. Priced from $1.50 to $3.50.
fin-col-
IMPORTANT
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A Remarkable Offering of Silk Cravats
Only by careful selection from almost every collec
tion of neckwear presented to us, were we able to as
semble such a wonderful assortment of scarfs scarfs re
markable as to variety of colors and patterns and quality.
Priced special Thursday at 1.00.
Main Floor
ILUHU
ess-Wash Com
Uie Cfiristmas Store for GveryBodtt
Camp Director Employed
By Omaha Boy Spout Council
Omaha council, Boy Scouts of
America, Tuesday employed Otis
E. Smith, Steamboat Springs, Colo.,
as camp director and assistant scout
executive. For the past four years
Mr. Smith has been owner and
manager of a ranch in Colarado.
For the five years before coming
vest, Mr. Smith was scoutmaster in
Chicago. He was also associated
with the national camp director in
conducting a Chicago camp at
Whitehall, Mich.
Blankenship Jury
; Puts in Two Nights
. In Deliberation
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District Judge Estelle declared
late yesterday afternoon that a
"hung jury shall not be the out
come to the trial of James Blanken
ship if he can help it
Blankenship was tried on a charge
of assault with intent to murder
Ben Danbaum of the police depart
ment at Eleventh and Farnam
streets the night of the riot.
The jury retired to deliberate at
noon last Tuesday. After beiug
locked in the jury room until 5
yesterday afternoon except when
they were taken to a neighboring
restaurant for their meals, they had
failed to reach a verdict. v Judge
Estelle decided to let them think
it over for another night in the jury
room.
PYTHIANS TO MEET.
Nebraska lodge No. 1, Knights of
Pythias, will hold its first meeting
since the coal situation was relieved
this evening at its castle in the W.
O. W. hall. Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue. Officers will be chosen.
Child Swallows Poison
While Mother Is Shopping
While his mother was downtown
shopping for Christmas, Harold
Clinton, 3 years old, 323 North
Twenty-first street, left In the care
of neighbors,- accidentally swal
lowed some potassium permanga
nate poison.
The neighbors in charge of the
baby immediately summoned the
police surgeon, who administered
antidotes. . He will recover, the po
lice surgeon stated.
Bee Want-Ads Produce Results.
BLOySES
Special at $5.95
We have taken 300 blouses
from our regular stock
which formerly sold for
$7.50, $8.75 and $9.75. For
quick clearance we offer
them special at $5.95.
JULIUS ORKIN
1508-10 Dougla
FAMOUS FOR BLOUSES
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Store Hours
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
lURGES
s-ta Got-
'EVERYBODY STORE
Watch for Our Daily ,
Hour Sales
Continuing On Thursday Choice of Our Entire Stock of
FURS
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At a Reduction
2S
of the Regular Price
A SALE coming at an opportune time for Christmas gift selection.
, The sale includes our entire slock and this means quality, style, workmanship-
etc., are tully guaranteed. 1
Even at their regular price these luxurious furs could not duplicated and at a reduc
tion of 25 per cent they are extraordinary values.
Coats of
Hudson Seal Jap Mink
Mink Squirrel
Marten Etc.
Scarfs of
Mink .'- Lynx
Fox
Seal
Marlen
Etc.
Will There Be a Phonograph in Your
Home This Christmas?
Nothing will bring more pleasure to the entire household than music well produced.
Choose From These Famous Makes:
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(. VICTROLA
Known throughout the breadth
and length of the land for their
universal high quality and good
ness. They are especially de
signed to play Victor records,
and are recognized generally as
phonographs of very superior
construction. - A Vlctrola and a
choice selection of Victor rec
ords make' an ideal Christinas
gift.
Prices, $25.00 to I30Q.00.
CHENEY
Its tone is supreme In those
deep, clear, rich, natural quali
ties . so much admired. The
squeak and squawk bo objection
able in many makes has been en
tirely eliminated, and that dis
agreeable scratching sound from
the needle has been practically
done away with. Equipped to
play all makes of records.
, Prices, $85.00 to $350.00
Electric Table Models, $385.00.
BtJRGESS-NASH
Tone quality of exceptional
naturalness and beauty. Tone
control by means of patented
graduating device. Ability to
play all makes of disc- records
without additional attachments
'or adjustment A high quality
motor that runs almost noiseless
ly. Cases in all woods of highly
artistic designs. Record shelves,
etc.
Prices, $85.00 to $187.00.
Your Favorite Singer and Song on a Record
Here are a few suggestions : 1
$1 Gift Records.
Just a Wearyin' for You Wil
liams. v
Dixie Garrison.
Darling Nellie Gray Gluck.
When You Look Into the Heart of
a Rose McCormack.
Cavalleria Rusticana Caruso.
Chorus of Dervishes Heifets.
$1.50 Gift Records.
Oh, Dry Those Tears Williams.
La Partlda Galli Curci.
Angels Every Bright and Pair
Gluck.
Old Folks at Home Gluck, Zlm
ballst Oh, That We Two Were Maying
Gluck-Homer.
$2 Gift Records.
Trovatore, Miserere Alda-Caruso.
Trovatore, AfNostri Monti Ca-
ruso-Schumann-Heink.
Ave Maria Caruso-Elman.
Ave Maria Melba-Kubelik.
Samson et Delila Homer-Caruso-
Journet
1 Fourth Floor.
Muffs of -
Lynx Fox
Mink Marten
Seal Etc.
Great Purchase of a Sample L.ne of
Coatees. Shawlettes, Stoles
and Scarfs
including our entire regular stock, at
ythe Regular Prices
which range from $5.00 to $19.50.
These fine, smart garments are the acme of
beauty and utility. Charmingly fashioned of
FINEST ANGORA, BRUSHED WOOL, CAM
EL'S HAIR AND VICUNA. Every woman ap
preciates these fashionable adjuncts to the win
ter costume for the beauty of the material and
the smart, well-dressed appearance they lend,
and last, but by no means the least In Impor
tance, for the snug warmth they afford.
As gifts they are sure to be most welcome.
And tomorrow you may buy them at one-third
off the regular retail price.
Second Floor.
Special Holiday Sale
Jersey Gloves
69c and 75c
For Women and Children
A splendid quality of jersey gloves
knit and fleece lined. Choice of
Black Gray
White Beaver
Main Floor.
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$5.00
Beginning Thursday Choice of
Our Entire Stock of
Colored Georgette Blouses
Of ftrtd in Six Great Groups at Pronounced Savings
$7.50 10 $15 $22.50
$25
For your own use or for a gift huy one of these
handsome georgette blouses in the season's most
f beautiful colors, including the popular suit shades.
On Account of the Low Prices No Exchanges;
no Phone Orders; no C. O. D.'s accepted.
Every known style is included with trimmings
of hand or machine made laces, hand embroidery,
beading and dainty tucks.
Second Floor.:
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