THE BEE? OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920.
OMAHA GIRLS
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v Miss1 Helen Bradley and Jean
Kennedy Led the Brigade
In Fight at Mount Hoi
voke Colleoa.
Bradley and Miss Jean Kennedy,
students at Mount Holyoke college,
South Hadley, Mass., led in form-
in a bucket brigade to combat the
flames which Monday night partly
destroyed "Safford Jlall, a three-
story college dormitory.
Through efforts of the volunteer
"bucket brigade of girl students prog
ress of the fire was delayed so that
all of the 100 girls quartered in the
. dormitory were ablest0 escape
safely. Damage to the building is
estimated at $85,000. .
. Fire appartus called from Spring
field, Holyoke and South Hadley
was stopped by snowdrifts, enroute
to the college, and the bucket bri
gade was the only opposition to
spread of the flames starting in the
dormitory basement
Miss Bradley is a daughter of
W. W. Bradfcy, 119 South Thirty
fifth avenue, head of the Nebraska
Humane societyxand Miss Kennedy,
a daughter of Mrs. Alfred C Ken
nedy, 1024 South Thirty-second
street
Prettiest Hungarian Girl
In America Lives Here
Elizabeth Domomkos, 20-year-old
Hungarian girl of 3018 Lindsay ave
nue, a telephone supervisor at the
Webster exchange, was recently
chosen as the most beautiful Hun
garian girl in the United States, it
was announced yesterday.
She was selected 'from among
2,500 Hungarian girls in all parts of
the -country by judges in a beauty
contest staged by the Szabdsag. a
Chicago Hungarian paper. Miss
Domomkos is to receive a large
grafonola as a prize.
Heirs of Tax Title Buyer
Come Here to Claim- Estate
FOURTEEN YEARS of
automotive experience
, have brought to Kissel
a knowledge of how to
build trucks that STAND
UP UNDER ABNORMAL
1 TRANSPORTATION DEMANDS.
The dominating thought in every step, from selection
of materials to finished chassis, has been to "build to
prove equal to exceptional trucking service."
' Kissel engineering practice insures perfect balance of -,
units. Power balances weight and both harmonize in
gear ratios. Axles and bearings do their part without
adding needless weight.
. Some of the foremost industries have been using Kissel
'Trucks for years industries whose trade expansion
has demanded reliable trucks. x -
Our truck sales -manager can save you money and
time and increase your haulage efficiency. Send for him.
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Relatives of Late Omaha Eccen
trie Arrive to Divide Re
ported $500,000 Estate.
Three' persons who will profit by
the lifts-long savings of the late Al
bert J. Seaman, Omaha recluse, ar
rived in Omaha yesterday and
began arranging for a division of
the estate, which is believed to to
tal $500,000.
They are Mrs. Harriet WoH,
Ss.-
. Mill z1,
Mr. Seaman's sister; her son, W.
E. Wolf, who was employed in a
drug store at Guadeloupe, Cal., and
her-daughter Mrs. R. L. Goldman,
of Los Angeles.
They were escorted to the pro
bate court by T. H. Weirich, super
intendent of the Welfare board, who
is temporary administrator of the
estate. An air of secrecy was cast
around their visit. v
"My brother, Albert, was a good
man," Mrs. Wolf said later. "But
he was always peculiar in being-so
saving. He worked hard in his
younger days and saved every penny.
But I know he gave away" money,
too. He sent me mall presents of
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A New, Harmless Way
to Banish Hairy Growths
s(Beauty Topics)
By following this suggestion any
woman can, in the privacy of her
own home, remove every trace of
hair or fuzz from her face: With
- powdered delatone and water mix
. enough 1 paste to cover the not
wanted lairs; apply and in 2 or 3
minutes rub off and wash the skin,
f This method is unfailing, harmless
. and quick in results, but care
I should be employed to get the genu-
- ine delatone. . '
GOODS
FOU SALE
Peas Evergreen Sweet
Ifeas, 24 'cans per case, spe
cial, per case $3.35.
Some jDorn and Tomatoes
on hand hurry while they
last.
Leather , Coat Very high
grade, reversible, genuine
leather coat, only $65.00.
Officers' Leatherette Coats,
in black ir natural color, spe
cial at only $19.50 and $22.50.
Raincoats Cashmere crav-
enetted Waterproof Coats.
Priced from $9.50 to 17.50.
Shirts Brand new O. D.
Wool Serge Shirts. A wonder
ful shirt at only $5.98.
Blankets tJ. S. ' Marine All
Wopl Blankets, $6.50.
Heavy Army Blankets A
dandy Auto Robe, at only
$6.50. . ,
Harness Brand ' new dou
ble; set solid stock throughout
Regular $15U. While they last,
only $75.00.
Better grades up to $125.00.
Tents U. S. Army regula
tion tents, 16x16. 3-foot wall.
Pyramid shape. Extra heavy
duck canvas, $150.00 value
at only $35.00. ' "
To Out-of-Town Buyers Or
ders Shipped Same Day as
Received.
Include Postage in Remit
tance. 1
NEBRASKA
ARMY-a NAVY
SUPPLY CO.
ieid Howard St., Omaha, Neb.
cash sometimes. I hadn't seen him
for 30 years. v . -
Mrs. Wolf will make her home
in Omaha. t .
"I would last as soon live here
as in California," she said. "I
haven't been here for years, but
it seems very good to me to' be
Wolf was in straitened
circumstances in Los Angeles, as
were also her son and daughter.
The three heirs and Mr. Weirich
called on County Judge Crawford
and later on D. W. Morrow, Sea
man's attorney. It was said that
Mrs. Wolf will probably be appoint
ed permanent administratrix.
Man Found Guilty of Crime
Against 14-Year-0ld Girl
Frank Centoamore was found
guilty by a jury in District Judge
Troup's court yesterday of commit
ting a statutory crime against 14-year-old
Camilla Narcissi last September.
PLAN TO SUBMIT
HOSPITAUBONDS
IN FALL ELECTION
Cost of Modern Municipal Hos
pital Estimated atv From
V $$00,000 to $750,000;
' Dr. J. E. Summers yesterday after
noon was elected chairman of a
special , committee appointed by
Mayor Smith' to prepare and sub
mit a general plan for -a proposed
modern municipal general hospital.
It has been proposed to sell the
smallpox hospital on Douglas street,
and the women's detention hospital.
and to the proceeds add any neces
sary amount through the sale of
bonds-. Tie mayor's proposition, as
outlined to the committee yesterday
afternoon, was to havethe project
outlined in time to submit a bond
proposition to the voters at the gen
eral election next November.
Trie cost of a modern' muncipali
hospital has been estimated at $5U0,
000 to $750,000. v , .
"Une ot the suggestions that . 1
would leave with this committee,'1
the mayor, said, "Is that you give
thought to thev idea of making pro
visions in the hospital for'the care
of prospective mothers who do not
have proper accommodations. I
belive that much of our infant mor
tality is due to lack of proper nurs-
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Ijie mayor also emphasized the
thought that the city-hould include
in the proposed municipal hospital
an emergency department where
first aid may be given in all acci
dent cases.
Wife,of Supermtemlent of
Union Pacific Car Shops Dies
Mrs. Charles Soicka. 25 years old,
died Tuesday following an illness ot
six months at the homeof her, par
ents. 2724 South Thirteenth street.
She was the wife of the superintend!
ent or tne union racmc car snops
in Omaha. Mrs. Spicka was born in
Clarkson, Neb. Funeral services
BARRACKS
is made with this
reinforced Ob-r
long CablcCord
Buttonhole. An
exclusive1 feature
of
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will be held.Thuraday at 2 p. m. from
the home. Burial will be in the Bo
hemian National cemetery. . ,
Says Wife Was Divorcee;
" Asks Court for Decree
Charles A. Rohwe asked the dis
trict court yesterday for a divorce
from Mabel Rohwer, whom he
married five weeks ago in Council
Bluffs. ' He alleges that she con
cealed from him the fact that she
had secured a divorce from her for
mer husband less than six months
before he married her. -.
Says Cruel Treatment of
- Wife Endangered Health
For 16 years Mathew Walkli!
has endured such cruel and inhuman
treatment from his wife, Anna, that
his health and life have been endan
gered, he alleges in a petition for
divorce fited in district court Tues
day. They were married 'in 1902.
He says she has a vicipus and nn-
ontrollab!e rnPej;a
Girls! Girls!!
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Wednesday,
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Wednesday
810 New Spring Hats
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in Three Special Groups
Group No. la
' Regular Price up to $10 ,
375 Street Hats
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Tailored and Semi-Tailored Models
' in atl colors and styles.
Group No. 2a
v Regular Pricef up to $15
250 Dress Hats
(fff the Face Models, Novelty Flower Turbans
and every other 1920 favorite included.
Group No. 3"
Regular Price up to $18:50
185 Pattern Hats J
One of a hind models -in exclusive styles
and colors; very best materials.
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Ultra Smart
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for Milady's faster Outfit
x Exclusive styles in a variety second to none
is truthfully: descriptive of our tremendous stoclr
of Spring suits. Each and every one expresses in
dividuality in style, design and trim. That they
are of the best quality of materials is evident at
the first glance, and are shown in every authentic ;
fashion, fabric and color for 1920. s
Extremely Moderately Priced at
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Developed in
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Poiret Twill ., t
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The ColorsBlack and navy predominate
in the, Tricotines, while Velour checks and mix-!
tures are shown in the lighter colors of tan, green,
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SUIT SECTION SECOND FLOOR -
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. A Select Assortment of
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Tailored and SemirTailored v
$8-95 and, HQ-
Made of the very best silk trepe obtainable,
they are unexcelled for suit and sport wear, and
come in high-necked and .roll colldr models, beauti
fully tucked and trimmed, some hand-embroidered,
in sizes from ,34 to 44, inclusive. The colors are tan,
gray, flesh, white and navy. - ,
BLOUSE SECTION MAIN FLOOR ;
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A Splendid Showing of New i
ring Frocks of Silk
N Phenomenal, Values - -;
Very Moderately Priced
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Taffetas: Tricolettes
' Georgettes.
Satins & Combinations
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These smart frocks are as individual in style
. as expert designing can make them, as depend
able" in service as painstaking workmanship can ,
assure. Every one is fresh and crisp with new- r
ness every one depicts some stunning new style ;
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