THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL U, 1920.
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BRYAN FORSAKES
HIS OWN CAUSE
SAYS HITCHCOCK
Senator Denounces Com
moner as Reactionary in
Opening Speech of Nebraska
Campaign at Columbus.
Columbus, Neb., April 12. (Spe
cial.) Denouncing W. J. Bryan as
a reactionary, and accusing him of
forsaking the cause he once ad
vocated, Senator G. M. Hitchcock
opened his campaign in Nebraska
here tcnitsht with a strong attack
on Mr. Bryan.
"One of the issues in- this cam
- paign is, 'Shall the people rule?,"
Senator Hitchcock said.
"Shall the voters in this primary
have the right to instruct their del
egates whom they want as demo
cratic candidate for president?
"Mr. Bryan says 'No.' We say,
yes! x
"Shall the People Rue."
"Mr. Bryan says that if he is
elected' as a delegate to the con.
vention, he will not vote for me
as the' democratic candidate for
president, even if the democrats
in these primaries instruct him to
do so.
. 4 "There we have a big issue. It
is tfie moat important in this cam
paign. Shall the people rule? Shsil
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they have the right to instruct their
representatives?
"Mr. Bryan has raised the issue.
He has forsaken the cause he once
advocated. He is a reactionary.
He formerly proclaimed the right
of the ptop'.e to rule. He helped
to secure the adoption of this law
in Nebraska. Now he seeks to defy
it and to destroyit. j
His Second Attack.
"This is his second attack upon
it. The first 'attack was when he
went to the Baltimore convention
and made a show of voting; with
other Nebraska delegates for Champ
Clark until he saw that Clark might
be nominated, then he deserted.
"He deserted Clark at a time
when that candidate had an actual
majority of the convention. He
violated his instructions at the very
moment when they should have
bound nun most firmly in honor.
i also was a delegate to that
convention. I made the" same
promise Mr. Bryan made. The only
difference between us was that I
kept my promise and Mr. Bryan
violated his. I -did not desert Clark
when he had a maioritv and a
chance for nomination, but Mr.
Bryan .did.
1 remained loyal to the Ne
braska democrats who had instruct
ed me to votefor Clark. Mr. Bry
an in deserting Clark, proved dis
loyal to the Nebraska democrats
who --had . instructed him just as
hey instructed me.
This year Mr. Brvan takes a
bolder course. He notifies Ne
braska democrats in advance that
he will not accept or obey their
instructions in the convention if
they instruct him to vote forme
as the democratic candidate for
president.
A vote for Mr. Brvan as dele
gate i a vote for Mr. Bryan as
boss. ItNs a vote against the right
of the rank and file to instruct
their delegates. It is a vote against
democracy and in favor of auto
cracy in the paty."
Bees, Jitneys,. Dogs,
Poultry and Lands
All Justly Assessed
O'Neill. Neb.I Anril 12
Bees mav not compete against the
sugar Daron in lurnishing sweets
to the residents of Antelope county
without navintr their nnrllnn f U-
running expenses of the county. It
a nui Known now mucnor the ex
pense the sugar kings bear. As
sessors of the county were in
structed at their meeting in Neligh
last week to let no guilty bee es
cape,. Stands of bees are to be as
sessed $10 per stand.
The assessnrt a In ArrA thinU-
. ., l.lkAb UIIG
IS no lltnev worth tree thsn :
the county, regardless jol what the
owner thinks about it, and that any
dozen chickens is worth the same
amount, the per capita on pullets,
cockerels, hens and roosters being
placed at 83 1-3 cents.
Dogs also were placed at $10 per,
including bird dogs, watch dogs,
poodle dogs and just dogs.
Lands were increased from SO to
ISO per cent over the assessment of
four years ago. f
Women Beat Sunday
Movies in Orchard, Neb.
O'Neill, Neb., April 12. (Special.)
Sunday picture shows . was the
main issue in the village election at
Orchard, Neb., last week and the
fight over the peace treaty in the
senate is the svmhnl
compared with the bitterness of the
contest. The fight brought our
probably the, largest proportionate
women vote cast jn the state last
Tuesday, as of the total vote of 198,
91 were women's ballots.
Although the vote on the issue
was close, 100 against and 88 for
picture shows, and the prohibition
of shows on Sunday does not lake
effect until May, the proprietof of
the local movie bowed to the will of
the majority and did not open up
this Sunday.
Good Progress Being Made
By St. Edward Builders
St. Edward. Neb., April 12. (Spe
cial.) Splendid progress is being
made with the paving in St. Edward,
since the advent. of good weather.
Street gangs are working full force
ana win soon nave i blocks com
pleted and ready for traffic.
The new $40,000 Methodist church
is enclosed. Work is being pushed
to completion on the $25,000 garage
being built by Art -Christensen at
fourth and Water streets.
Several fine dwellings started last
fall are rapidly being completed.
The Rich Hardware company has
secured a permit to build a brick
business block on the corner of Bea
ver and Fifth streets. With the olav
grounds outfit the city will soon in
stall in City park; St. Edward has a
good start for 1920 improvement.
Carpenters' Wages Raised to
$1,121-2 an Hour in Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb., April 12: (Special.)
A new agreement has been formed
between contractors and carpenters,
whereby the workmen will receive
$1.12 an hour. Former wages were
on the scale of 85 cents. ,
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After you have given careful at
tention to your toilet, and you take
up the rnirror for a final glance, what
a disappointment it is to find that
ugly little rash still shows on your
face and neck.
But there is a way to'help over
come this rash the use of Resinol
Ointment aided by Resinol Soap.
mm.
Whether it is a patch of eczema
or just a temporary irritation you can
usually rely on the gentle, soothing
Resinol treatment to set it right
The mild and healing ingredients
of Resinol cannot harm the tender
est skin, they improve it.
RESINOL SHAVING STICK it to tooth.
iat it make, titerhtvint lotion uanei
Ruinrl fremiti id if mil ttruttish.
Two Women. Three Men, to .
Compose Village Board
, O'Neill. Neb., April 12. (Spe
cial.) Two women and three men
will compose the village board of
Chambers, Holt county, the ensuing
year. Five women and seven men
were candidates for the positions.
The women elected Mrs. Iva Hal
vorsen and Mrs. R. J. Graves. The
women are going, to see that the
village streets are graded and hard
surfaced and that the-town is beauti
fied. There will be no Sunday base
ball.
Herefords Sell High.
Chester, Neb., April 12. (Spe
cial.) John G. Kuhlman of Chester
sold 52 head of Herefords at an
average of $407 at a sale here.
McKelvie Takes Hot Shots 4
At Socialists in Speech
Beatrice, Neb., April 12. - (Spe
cialsGovernor McKelvie gave a
taHe here Saturday everting in Fire
men's hall. He spoke briefly on the
new code bill and confined himself
principally to state issues. During
his remarks he took some hot shots
at the socialists.
Lincoln Highjackers
Get Six Bottles of Wine
Lincoln, Neb., April 12. (Spe
cial.) Highjackers broke into the
basement at the home of C. B. Towl,
Eighteenth and E streets Sunday
n;ght and stole six bottles of wine.
Entrance was gained by boring a
hole in the cellar door.
Auto Camping Park.
Ogallala, Neb., Aprrt 12. (Spe
cial.) The Ogallala Community
club has leased a block of ground in
the center of the city, whh will be
turned into a free camping park for
tourists. f
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Press. Adv.
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While they last 20,000 dellcloua oranges from one of the
best districts In California, at less than wholesale price.
Every one la large slse (SO to the box, to be exact)
perfectly sound and In prime condition.
We suggest coming early-ae they will go quickly! Ko mall
or phone orders and no deliveries,
, Braadeis Stores Basement West.
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Tuesday Is
'Cotton Underwear Day
Women's Union Suits
Of light weight cotton for Spring and Summer wear; cuff and
loose knee styles; some are slightly soiled; worth 75c, special,
at, per suit , tf4
Cotton Union Su&s ! "
Tor women; in light-weight gauze; in white and a few in flesh
color; regular and extra sizes; 1.25 values, special, at 79
Three-Piece Cotton Union Suits
For women; for extra stout figures in cuff or loose knee styles;
regulation and bodice top; regular and extra sizes. Worth 1 50
per suit, special, at 98
Women's Sample and Soiled Vests i
In lightweight cotton; lace and fancy trimmed necks; slightly
soiled; regular 50c values, special, at q
Women's Cotton Vests - .
In flesh and white; regular and extra sizes; special, at 35c
each, or three for j qq
Boys' and Girls' Sample Union Suits
In muslin and knlttedjstyles Summer garments; slightly soiled:
regular 1.25 values, special, at 4g
Athletic Knitted Union Suits
For boys; of lightweight cotton; full Ypen fronts and knee
lengths, size 8 to 16 years; regular 1.00 values, special at 69
Brandeis Stores Third Floor East.
Mothers of Little Tots
Note This Sale of
Infants' Wear
Infants' Coats 1.75
For babies 6 months to 3 years old; made of good strong pique
with scalloped turn down collars and cuffs; some have loose backs
and others, the boys' models, are belted in. These little garmenta
are very attractive, and are also practical as they will launder beau
tifully. They are priced for the one day only, at 1 75
To familiarize you with the fine, enlarged
departments on our Third Floor, we are
offering very special value in every item
listed below. r For TUESDA Y ONLY.
Extra Special Values in
Bargains for
A Real Value-Giving Event Sale of
"Queen Make" House Dresses
bMeis Sires
SITS THE PAG. lgfS
Tuesday i
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2.50
Regular Value 5.00
Sizes 36 to 46
These dresses, having-slight imperfections, were
termed "seconds" by the manufacturer and for
that reason we purchased them at a low price.
Howeyer, the wearing quality is not in the least
effected, as they are made from good quality ging
ham and percale.
There are both waist-line and straight-line styles with
collars of contrasting colors wide, loose belts and big
pockets; checks, stripes and plain colors in sizes 36
to 46.
Regular 5.00 values, special at 2.50
NO EXCHANGES NOC.O.D.'S
Braadeis Stores Third Floor Center.
75.
Engraved Japanese
Brass, Ware
Actual Value
Each 2.00,
Very Special
TUESDAY we arc making a
" special offer on this beautiful
Japanese brassware. There are
exactly112 pieces of it in four
different patterns. j
There is a large tray, a
card tray on a stand, an
ash tray and a round cov
- ered bowl which could bo
used for a powder box.
Every piece is brightly pol
ished and engraved in a beauti
ful Japanese design, and will
make a very artistic ornament for
the home. Specially priced for
Tuesday, each, at 75
Brandeis Stores
Third Floor West.
Crib Pillow Slips
These little slips are cut just
the right size for infants' cribs,
and are made of dainty fine ma
terial, hand embroidered and
worth from 2.75 to 4.50. Very
specially priced for QQ
the one day, at VC
Crib Quilts
Made of Jap silk in pink,
blue and white with dainty
floral and embroidery designs.
Regular 6.00 to 7.00 values,
specially
priced at It.iO
Infants Half Wool Shirts
at 55c
Regular Price
Each 89c j
, These little garments are of medium weight, suitable for Spring
weather. They button in front and the neck is finished in shell
stitch; sizes up to 3 years; worth 890; for the one day only, 55
Brandeis Stores Third Floor East.
Two Good Values in
UNDERWEAR
Silk Envelope Chemise
More than a dozen, styles in crepe de chine and wash satin;
round neck, straight tops with ribbon straps or handkerchief nir
tops; regular 5.00 to 5.98 values, special, at 4.7)
Cotton Bloomers 69c
Of batiste In flesh only; knee length, ruffled or plain; elas
tic at waist line and knee; regular 1.00 values, special, each at 696
t In the Kimono Section
Sample Cotton Kimonos
Japanese, crepe, embroidered in white and colors; cotton cballie
on dark grounds with bright floral patterns, made in Japanese style;
floral Bernentine crena klmnnna maria nrlth AlaH -t ii-.
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a straight robe with a narrow sash in colors of light blue, copen. rose.
pink and tans. Reeular 3 9R in
6.98 values; priced for Tuesday, at
Bungalow Aprons
Of good quality percale in
light and dark patterns; niade
with button shoulders and
vestee front openings; finished
with pockets and loose belts;
regular 1.9? values,
special, at . L.Q7
3.39
Cotton Petticoats
Plain mercerized or floral tig-
ured in green, navy, Mack, rose.
Made with deep flounces and un
derlays with good tailored fin
ished seams; elastic tops;
lengths 36 to 40; regu- - rf
lar 2.98 values, special, JL.DU
Brandeis Stores Third Ffoor.
We Want You to See Our New
s
Corset Department-
' Take advantage of these excep
tional offerings for Tuesday
Odd lota consisting of well known brands, such as The Madam
Lyra, Madelene, Stylish Stout and Gorfsard. Some are of pink bro--cade
and others are of good quality coutil medhim and low bust,
also topless models. You will not find every size in oe style, but
the assortment is large, enabling you to select a desirable corset
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Worth from 7.50 to 12.50
Very Specially Offered
Weil-Known Makes at 2.50
Values from 3.00 to 6.00
This lot consists of very well made corsets, such as W. B.t War
ner's, American Lady and Dorlne in fancy and plain materials,
medium and low bust models. All are daintily trimmed and well
boned, and sell in our regular stock from 3.00 to 6.00. Specially
priced for Tuesday, at 2.50
Brassieres and Bandeaux
All new and daintily trimmed in lace and embroidery; made of
pink and white batiste and fancy novelty cloth; front and back
closing; sizes 32 to 44. Worth from 65c to 1.00. rjc
very specially priced for Tuesday, at OC
Brandeis Stores Third Floor North.
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Women's Vests
Children's Knit Waists
Tuesday is Cotton Under wear and Hrisierv Dnv
Lisle and Cotton Hosiery
Cotton Hosiery 35c
Basement Underwear
Cotton, sleeveless ribbed vests; in ribbed,
full taped tops; in all sizes, at
15c
They are made with strong elastic tape and bone buttons
in sizes 2 to 12 years; each S5c. r
or 3 for J..00
fullaped;
Women's Union Suits
Of fine cotton; sleeveless;
styles; all sizes; priced.
per suit, at '
Cotton Sleeveless Vests
Fancy lace yokes in full taped; ribbed in
fine grade of cotton, at 85c, or 8 for
Fine Cotton Union Suits
For women; full taped; sleeveless; lace
knee; all sizes ;( priced, each, at
Brandeis Stores Basement Center '
lace knee; closed
- 65c
1.00
39c
For misses and children; in fine and medium weight; double
soles,, heels and toes; all atees; In black and. white; special, at per
35
, Lisle Hosiery 75c
For women; seamless foot and mock seam back; reinforced heels
and toes; colors are.black, gray, white and hrown. Specially priced,
at, per pair, , 754
tisle and Cotton Hosiery 35c
For womem seamless; double soles; in black, white and bal-
35
brlggan; specially priced, at, per pair ' j '
Brandeis Stores Main Floor South.
Hosiery in the' Basement
uotton and Mercerized Hose
For women; in black with double soles; seconds
oi ow to sac qualities; special, at, per pair
25c
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Men's seamless rotton nnrVa n hi a Mr nrtA o
all sizes; specially priced, at, 6 pair for ' 1,(X)
'Women's dotton Hose
, Full faahioned; to black and white; double soles
and hemmed tops. Priced, per pair, at
Black Cotton Hose ,
For women; rib tops; all sizes.
Specially priced, per pair, at
Cotton Hosiery
For women; in split sole; regular and eztfa
sizes; black; priced, per pair, at
Brandeis Stores Basement Center.-
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BASEMENT
Boys' Overalls
A great lot of overalls for the little fellows in sizes 2 to 8
year. They are of khaki material trimmed ri(
in red and stripes. Very special, at yC
Plain and Tape Edge Scrim
We have 3,000 yards of this dainty curtain material in 27
and 36-inch widths. It is well worth 15c per 4 rr
yard, offered special, at 10 yards for l.UU
Untrimmed Hats
The lot includes many nifferent styles in small and large
shapes the leading colors being black, brown and navy
Excellent values, very specially priced - (r
for Tuesday, at JL.UU
Sample Flowers
This lot includes a variety of beautiful and attractive bat
decorations, such 'as fruits, small clusters, wreaths and
' many other little novelties too numerous if
to mention. Specially priced, at 1 OyC
Bargain Squares
MAIN FLOOR
Women's Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs
Attractive floral patterns in white and colors; novelty prints
with fancy checkered borders, and plain colors with hand em
broidered designs. Regular 35c values,
' special, at iOC
Sample Veils
Circular and drape veils in silk meshes with trimming of
chenille dots and ribbon borders. They are "(
' positively worth 95c each, specially priced, at OC
Neckwear
Net Collars, hand embroidered, square neck,
regular 3.98 values, special, at
Tailored Collars in French organdie; lace trimmed,
in a neat round neck. Priced, at .
lace Collars in filet effects; large jabots;
69o values, special, at
Brandeis Stores Main Floor North.
1.98
69c
25c
Bargain Squares
BASEMENT
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Jap Silk Blouses
In heavy material and good desirable styles; cut full and
well made; nice and cool for Summer 1 sf
wear. Worth 3.00. special, at l.OV
Bungalow Aprons
These anrons a.rn well marl "out ..n j u.. .
, . - vuv lull Mill I11U ki u vi
y o v Diauuaiu ticrcue; many
different styles. Worth 2.00, special, at
Women's Coverall Aprons
Made of all white cambric and lawn; cut full and long;
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iQiy ai i.s3. urrerea specially at
139
Cotton Envelope Chemise
99c
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eludes several different styles in plain, lace and embrold-
ci j iwiuinea. ioey are worm
from,1.39 to 1.6D, at
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