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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1920)
TAKE NO ACTION TO OPEN AURORA BANKING HOUSE Application for Appointment Of Receiver for Wenjz "Company. Will Be - - Heard Monday - Aurora; Neb.; April 2. (Special.) The affairs of the American State bank seem to , remain precisely where they were when the doors of the institution were closed March 15. The state banking . board has Examiner Ross1 Brown : in charge but no step, seems to 'have been taken to pay the depositors or to put the bank in shape " to liquidate or continue its business. An inventory has been taken of the assets of the VvVG Wentz com pany and the attorney of that com- pany announced that his client would shortly announce whether the com pany would be kept going by the addition of new capital, but no an nouncement has been made. Charles W. Went and his father, W. C. jWentz, spend most of their time in the bank and have repeatedly stated that they will be ready to resume business in a few days. B. W. Springer of California is in Aurora for a conference with Charles W. Wentz. Springer sold his farm near town for $51,000 and left the money with the Wentz com pany for investment. Notes and an iverdraft were paid and Springer now has a credit of $42,000 with the Wentz company. The application for the appoint ment of a receiver for the Wentz company will be heard by Judge E. E. Good in Wahoo next Monday. It ' is . anticipated here that the state banking board will' shortly ask for the appointment of a receiver for the American State bank. Radicals at Batoum Show Increased Signs of Unrest Berne, April 2. Radical elements at Batoum have been showing greater energy since the fall of No vorossisk and disorders' are in creasing daily, according to reports received by the Georgian press bu reau here. Kisa Bey. who pillaged Batoum in 1918, is leading armed bandits recruited in Anatolia, and is receiving munitions from Odessa legiilarly, it is said. The' Georgian government has taken steps to defend its northern front and has asked permission from the entente powers to place Georgian troops in Batoum as a strategic measure and to resore order. Sure Relief 6 BtLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief IE LL-ANS 12 FOR INDIGESTION ADVERTISEMENT COUGHING, WEAK AND RUN-DOWN AFTER FLU Regained flesh and strength quickly, ' and tell how. . I nearly died from 'flu last October, nd it left m with a terrible cough. The doctor gave me one bottle of medicine after another, but it did me no good. Wnt to Charlotte, N. C, and took treat ment of a specialist without any permanent benefit. . . . "1 saw Milks Emulsion advertised and larted using it. It helped me right from the start. I had no appetite and my stomach was in bad shape. But 12 bottles have straightened me out entirely. I cat anything without distress, my cough i gone and I ha gained back my strength and flesh." tmmi Withers, Box N, Belmont, N. C. Don't trifle with a weak, run-down condition. It leaves you open to serious diseases. Get your strength back. Milks Emulsion costs nothing to try. Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri tive food and a corrective medicine. It re stores healthy, natural bowel "action, do ing away with all need of pills, and r'hysics. It promotes appetite and qulck y puts the digestive organa in shape to assimilate food. As a builder of flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion is strongly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened, and is a powerful aid in resist-, ing and repairing the effects of wasting diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and constipation are promptly relieved usual ly in one day. ' This is the only solid emulsion made, and so palatable that it is eaten with a spoon like ice cream. . , . Ho matter bow severe your case, you are urged to try Milks Emulsion under this guarantee Take six bottles home with you, use it according to directions and if not satisfiedwith the results; your - money will be promptly refunded. Price 0o and 11.20 per bottle, The - Milks. Emulsion Co.. Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT Areyoa having trouble With your sirin? Tf you have eczema, ringworm or lim Bar itching, burning, sleep-destroying .skin-eruption, try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap and see how quickly the itching stops and the trouble disappears. Xaaiael Soap and RmW1 Ointment are seld by tkYdnarists. For samples, ires, write to Dept. 5R, S.iiairi, Baldwin, at. Rtmcmi ul makes tick sJdm wtiisjj Nervy Youngster Who Saved Himself From Kidnapers in Hotel i t s . A I f v . iii use eiW Paul Little, 12-year old son of E. R. Little, Lexington, Ky., million aire, who, after being held by kid napers who demanded $25,000 ran som for two days, brought about his own rescue. The "boy was im prisoned in the bathroom of a suite in a Lexington hotel by his captors and threatened with death if he made any attempt to escape. Taking advantage of his captors' failure to lock the bathroom door on the sec ond day, Paul entered another room and called his home on the tele phone. A r,escue party immediately sped to the hotel and effected the bevy's release. The police are still searching for the kidnapers. William Men White. Would Deport Wet Governors With Reds New York Times-Chicago Tribune Cable, Copyright, 10. New York, April 2. William Allen White says that if the middle west provides the next president of the United States, the new presi dent will appoint an attorney gen eral who will see that Gov. Alfred E. Smith, Gov. Edward I. Edwards of New Jersey and William Barnes, the Albany political leader, are packed aboard a soviet ark and shipped out of the country, banished to the Isle of Champagne. "It would have been an entirely justifiable act if Barnes, Smith and Edwards had been shipped out of the country on the 'ark' with Berk man and Goldman," said Mr. White to a reporter at the National Arts club in Gramercy park tonight. The Kansan's observation con cerning the wet governors and the "wet" leader of Albany was prompt ed by the attitude those gentleman have assumed toward the 18th amendment, which Mr. White Says is just as much a part of the consti tution as the 14th amendment and as worthy of respect, Chicagoan Forgives Runaway Wife and Two Extra Children Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire. 'Chicago, April 2. John Denis ;ilinT tr (nrtrivr his erring wife, take her and Uheir two small cnuaren uacn suu im-up ;" rlrrVin strati H of their matrimonial life bat he drew the line at taking in two babies born since nis wne ran away. tVf11 wilt fnroiv the nast and take your wife- and children home and never mention her misstep?" asked the court . "I will, and I know we will be happy." said Derus, who' had sought out his wife after the man with wVinm sVi ran awav deserted her. "But not these two. babies. I won't have them." , ' t .itAo rm will hmn a JU UUll 1 vtKjita ,,wu ..... grudge against the innocent ones and forgive the guilty f Derus looked at the little ones his own and the two that were not his own, and his face softened. "You're right," he told the court. "I'll take them all. Thev can't help it I'll never mention it to any of them and they will get tne same treatment as my own." New Railroad Guaranty Will Cost $175,000,000 Washington, April 2. Guaranty provisions of the new railroad law will cost the government, approxi mately $175,000,000 for the six months they are operative. Secre tary Houston estimated. He said that machinery was being created to handle advances to the roads and loans from the $300,000,000 revolving-fund and that several corpora tions already had filed applications to cover deficits from , which the guaranty sections provide relief. iComcidently with the treasury an nouncement Governor Harding of the federal reserve board made pub lic the personnel of the board's rail way advisory committee which will examine securities offered to cover advances or loans. E. A. Delano and Paul M. Warburg, former mem bers of the board, and Bradley Pal mer, Boston attorney, will compose the committee. Hold Miner as Witness In Case Against Slayer of Girl Stsnbenville. O., April 2. Popo Petrovich, a Ramsey miner, was in the Jefferson county jail today m connection with the murder of lit tle Frances South at Adena, March 25. Officials explained that Petro vich was being detained as an im portant witness against Mike Onan kuk, also oi-. Ramsey, who was ar rested yesterday and charged with the murder of the South girl. Shipment of $10,000,000 In Gold Reaches New York New York. April 2. A shipment of $10,000,000 in gold from Great Brhian arrived here on the Cunard liner Saxonia, making the total re ceived during the 'week libout $20, 000,000. Two more shipments- bring ing the total to $40,000,000 are Ex pected soon o D o D o D o a o n; o D o D o D o D o D o a o D o D o D o n o D o D o D o D o D o D o D o D o D o n o D o D o D o D o a o 0 o D o D o a o D o D o D o D o n S o a o a o D o 0 o , 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o IB o 0 o . 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o loaoaoaoaoEiononoi THE BEE: OMAHA.' SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1920. ononononononononononononononononononononononononoaooonononononononononooonooonononocfi Easter Apparel of Individual Charm-In Delightful Personalized Modes You will find in every one of our Specialty Shops a radiant Newness Freshness Color and Beauty in Easter Apparel that is but the outward . ' ' expression of the Easter Time loveliness usefulness and change of Spirit. y Our Windows are but a succession of beautiful pictures of Fashion's latest modes for every Pmember of the family --study them carefully-each model displayed' is worthy of your closest consideration. m i j i.B tii va " sii I.J' W A "I it? .rr - id Third Floor Shops- Saturday Only s The Season's Most Opportune Sale 100 TAFFETA DRESSES Absolutely The Greatest Values for $29.50 Formerly priced to $59.50 A collection of high-class Taffeta Dresses rarely equalled for value stylefabric workmanship and variety, Models that have taken their inspiration from importations, retain ing aH the fascination, style and dash of the origmalmasten)ieces. Displaying Pannier effects hip puffs loner tunics pleatings short sleeves square, round or "V" necks touches of colored embroidery-In Springtime's favored Colors. SPRING COATS AND CAPES Special $29.50 Unquestionably the smartest styles every coat a brand new, handsome model conr stituting at this special price the most worthwhile coat values in the city. , Sport models 36 and 40 inches long of velour, polo, silvertone, tinseltone, and Jersey featuring large collars novel pockets y leather trimming fancy stitching. Also clever Spring capes of serge with handsome tricolette collars in contrasting shades. v t w A Notable. Collection of WOMEN'S MODISH SUITS $39.50 - $49.50 - $59.50 - $69.50 to $115. Introducing many entirely new and individu al style themes in Boleros Etons slender longboat tailleurs jaunty models of mannish style and distinctive models represen tative of all that is new and ultra smart. , i i, '. Third Floor Shops Announcing a Special Sale of Easter Millinery $8.75 s ' Previously priced to $15.00 The' latest accepted modesfeaturing Leghorns Flower Hats-Maline and Straw Models-Sport Hats A collection of fascinating hats for Easter Sunday that brilliantly reflect the glory and delight of the season in graceful lines right, harmonious colors gorgeous flowers novel ornaments soft veiling of Mahne. Including Hats for Dress Street and Tailored Wear. Millinery Shop Second 1 7, I Floor Early Attendance - Is Urged at This Sale of' Women's High Boots, Pumps and Oxfonjs Formerly dQ Qr $12 to $17 yo.vo In High Boots bronze, field mouse, beaver brown Kids in lace and button styles full Louis heels. Oxfords " In brown and tan calfskin smartly perforated military heel ideal for street and tailored wear. Shoe Shop- Opera Pumps In patent, dull and tah kid, and oxfords in black kid black satin for dressy wear. Mean Floor The Fldr edge-Reynolds Optical hop Announces On -introductory offer for Business Women Keenness of vision- adds to your efficiency in the business world so to introduce you to our Optical Shop we. will "EXAMINE YOUR EYES FREE", Saturday, April 3, From 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Under the Supervision of Mr. B. B. Combs. Optical-Shop Main Floor Our 8 Jewelry Shop Under the supervision of Mr.T.L.Combs Offers Important Specialties in Exquisite Easter Gifts 50 wjiite Stone Bar Pins V Previously priced $5.00, for. $2.49 Set with, fine cut brilliants--in platinum ef fect bar with safety catch. BEAD BAGS Easter special. ... $4.87 Drawstring Tops in fancy colors. Also a wonderful variety of Distinctive Gifts o D o D o a o D o D o D o D o a o D o D Of 0 o D o D o D o a Qaoi Announcing the opening of our Toilet Goods Shop Featuring only high grade toilet requisites from the best known makes here and abroad. Including complete lines of perfumes, powders, manicuring necessities, creams, toilet water, tal cums SATURDAY SPECIALS ARE :...89c ;..39c ....19c ...19c ' n $1.00 Listerine 14-oz. bottle . . . . 50c Listerine 7-03. bottle 25c Listerine 3-oz. bottle 25c Ponds' Vanishing Cream 50c Pompian Day Op Cream 75c box Djer Kiss f)c Vara PnwHw J $1.25 box Djer Kiss Faee Powder 60c Cutex Manicure Sets $1.05 44c 50c Dorin Brunette Rouge Toilet Goods- 46c -Main Floor EASTER on Sale Cambridge Chocolate -lb. boxes 89c 1-lb. boxes $1.59 Town Country Chocolate 1-lb. boxes $1.89 Marguerite Chocolate -lb. boxes ...49c 1-lb. boxes 89c Joan of Arc Chocolate 1-lb. boxes $1.69 Roaedale Chocolate -lb. boxes .59c 1-lb. boxes .$1.29 Candy Shop CANDY Saturday Nut Meat in Cream 2 -lb. boxes 89c Adel Chocolate Ja-lb. boxes 49c 1-lb. boxes 89c ' Blackton Chocolate - Mb. boxes ...$1.59 Hilcreat Chocolate 1-lb. boxes $1.89 Braailian Cream -lb. boxes '. 89c Milk Chocolate Mb. boxes .$1.59 Main Floor For the Easter Hat v A Charming Veil All the season's favorites in trim, neat pat terns, or of elaborate designs, are shown in our Veil Shop. Filmy Veils in plain and novelty weaves in hat shades with Chenille dots both large and small. Priced 65c to $2.75 Border Veils in square, open and fancy meshes with braid, thread or dot border in novel designs. $1.50to$6.00 New Collar Veils With collar bands of ostrich or heavy, wide ribbon $2.50 to $4.50. Drape Veils Fancy weaves fancy borders featuring borders of colored do.ts $3.50 to $6.50. ycl Shop Main Floor Muslin Night Gowns $1.29 Formerly $1.95 now Attractive slin-over styles daintily hem stitched or feather stitched in pretty pinks and blues. Also the square or "V" neck style in good quality white batiste with fine em broidery yokes. , . For Easter Giftsor Easter Brides Lingerie Exquisite : A Black N5velty ' In Soutoirs Bead Bags Silk Bags Leather Canteens Leather Bags Rare and Fancy Bead Necklaces. - . jewelry Shop Main Floor Formerly Benson klhorive JicStorc of Spcdalhi Shops oaoDononooontaooonoBoaonoaooooo1 onoaonoaonoaonoao 1 T oaononononoaonononoi To accentuate the airy fairness of the Black Georgette set a French artist cleverly festoons loop . and girdling streams of two-toned "Lady - Fair" ribbon caught here and there with satin flowers in natural tints beneath cir cular ruffles bound in black satin. The set comprises gown and chemise and is a copy of a French model Other sets in lavish profusion elabor ately ornamented with Val Callot, VaL real ' - Filet, Chinese Crany, Baby Irish Cluny laces. Yards and yards of "Lady Fair" ribbon tiniest of bows daintiest of rosebuds silk eyelets add to the richness and beauty of the collection. 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