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Nebraskan Says Recent ' Pri
mary Shows State Opposed
To League of Nations.
Washington, Mfey 7. (Specif
Telgrm) Representative V. K
Andrews of Nebraska was the "key
tioter" at the ayvercion f District
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of Columbia republicans held last
night at the -new, Ebbitt hotel when
two delegates to the Chicago ron
vent5ii were unanimously elected.
Mr. Andrews declared that the
recent primaries in Nebraska had
shown conclusively that the peopl?
of thattate were strong against the
league of nations without reserva
tions and the democratic adminis
tratioi He nrged that the republi
cans revise the slogan of the admin
istration, "Make the world safe foi
democracy," so that it shall become
"Make the world safe for repre
sentative government." '
The platform adopted at Chicago,
he said, should, include a promise
of protection for American citizens
and American interests wherever
they may be.
Switchmen Held tojGrnd
Jury on Conspiracy Charge
Salt Lake City. May 7. Five of
Hie 10 switchmen tried before United
State Commissioner H. V. Vanpelt
on a charge of conspiracy and viola
tion of the Lever transportation act
in seeking to prevent shipment of
food and fuel were discharged and
five were bound over to the federal
grand jury.
Labor Gaims First
Victory by Defeat of
Bailey for Governor
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Iraitd TFtr.
Washington, May 2 Labor's non
partisan political campaign claims to
have scored its first notable victory
in the defeats Jftseph W. Bailey as
candidate for governor in the demo
cratic primary in Texas and in his
defeat as a candidate, for delegate to
the democratic national convention.
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tsaiiey was opposed actively and
vigorously to the Ubor movement of
Texas," the committee announced.
"More than 800 local unions were
united in the contest. Nothing ex
cept labor's activity accounts for the
overwhelming defeat of Bailey in his
effort to come back into power.
"The national nonpartisan politi
cal campaign committee is gratified
by the results of this initial struggle.
The Texas result is a triumph for
human progress and a bitter rebuke
to reaction."
Bee' Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Troops Guard Court
House During Murder
Trial of a Minister
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leased Wire.
Brooksville, Ky., May 7. Troops
with guns mounted at vantage points
are guarding the court house here',
while in a small room inside a jury
is deliberating on the fate of the
Rev. Thomas Marksberry, 28 years
old, on triat charged wjth having,
robbed, and stabbed to Nleath. his
best friend, Jesse Glenn, 4d.Cr. an,rf
then dismembering and burying his
body. s . ,
While the presence of the Latqnia
home guard,' the same company that
quelled the Lexington riot, had
tnded to allay the spirit of lawless
ness which manifested itself when
the preacher's defense consisted
merely of his own unsupported de
nial of the murder, the little county
seat town is packed with people,
awaiting the Jury's verdict. Threats
were openly (iTTFred by many that
Marksberry should be lynched if
the jury, failed to re4fnrn a verdict
with the full penalty.
General Wood Wins One
Of Ohio Big Four Delegates
Columbus. O.. May 7 Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood will have oner of
Ohio's "big four" delegates to the
republican national convention. Offi
cial results of the recent primary
announced bv the secretary of state
shows Win. H. Boyd, Wood candi
date, to have been elected by a plu
rality of 95 votes over Harry M.
Daugherty, Senator Warren G. Hard
ing's national campaign manager.
General Wood thus will receive nine
of Ohio's 48 delegates, the others
going to Senator Harding.
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KIDDIES SEE THIS PRETTY FILM!
"TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR"
For the benefit of the Christ Child Society, will be repeated at the
Strand Theater at 9:30 O'clock Saturday Morning;, May 8th
Zoe Ray and Dorphia Brown featured in his beautiful film.
Strand Theater Saturday, 9:30 A. M. Admission OhllOc
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One year ago, we introduced Buster Brown Shoes for Children to
our customers. Since then, we find, these shoes have steadily in-
creased, in popularity; the, children love them, and their parents .
approve of them. To celebrate their success, on Saturday, May
8th, only, we announce an Anniversary Sale, in which you may
For One Day OrilySATURDAY, MAY
Take 15 Offjhe Regular Price
of any Buster Brbwn Shoe
in our entire stock
These shoes may be had in many styles,
only a few are pictured here; in many
leathers, and in sizes which range from
the wee infant size to that of the boy anc
girl of High School age.
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There is no better shoe made for children than
Buster Brown Shoes
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Regular prices range, -according to sizes.
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Specially Priced, Saturday Only,Nat 5.00
We have just received a new shipment of Misses' rolling, brim Milan sailors
which wTere purchased at prices far below the actual values, and we are offering them
to youh Saturday, at greatly reduced prices. They are all so atttractively youthful
that you will be sure to find your very own choice.
Most of them are in white with white strpainers, but ihere are a few in two-toned combina
tions of blue and white with blue streamers, and brown and white with broVn streamers. Their
soft flowing lines accentuate youthfulness and ive children real summeV charm.
A Fortunate Purchase and Sale of Lovely
Girls' White Dresses
Just 1000 ,in the Shipment
Actual Selling Prices Always from $
4.00 to, 7:50. Special Saturday, at
of Sheer Organdieand Soft Voile
Sale Starts promptly at 9 O'clock
This fortunate purchase, which came from a prominent
eastern jobber who is going out of business, we are offering
to you at just the right time when white cjresses can be used
for so many different occasions.
For Graduation May Day Dances
Confirmation
Spring and Summer Parties "
The styles are charming in high and normal waist line
models and dainty jacket effects, and they are all that one
could desire. '
They are trimmed in dainty laces and -embroidery
and have wide ribbon hashes.
Nearly every one is fresh and crisp.
Sizes Six to Fou rteen Yea rs--- O AA
Specially Priced Saturday, at 0JJ
Brandeis Stores Second Floor West
A Ohce-in-a-Season Chance to Let the Boys Wear
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Regular $25, $30 and $35 Suits
Specially Priced,, Saturday, at
: "The Best Wearing Boys Clotties Made'1
All parents-are proud of their boys and want them to look their best on all
occasions. This is asking a lot of some rough and tumble boys, but you will find
that boys will watch their looks more carefully; if they have stylish, well made
clothes.
Boys just naturally adjust themsel ves to Hart Schaf fner and'Marx clothes
they like them because they fit, they are up-to-date, and they are of real
materials that make the boy look his b est.
Saturday, we are giving every-boy a chance to have a Hart Schaffner and
Marx suit at a very nominal cost. The re are four big cases full of them. Bring
the boy down Saturday. y
Worsteds and Cassimeres in Newest Colors
Sizes For Saturday v"1 7
8 to 17 years. Only, at 1 I OU
Boys' 2-Pants Suits at $10 and 12.50
z ' J,ust the suits for rough boys that are hard on .clothes; made iji
Norfolk, waist seam and belted styles in many desirable shades. Re
member, these suits have two pair of pants.
Brandeis Stores Fourth Floor West
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Spring Coats for Little Tots
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represent the latest spring shades and styles. They are
tfa all nicely made and you are sure to find just what you
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10 Coats, worth ld.50. special, at 7.00
18 Coats, worth 12.50, special, at 8.17
12 Coats, worth 8.50', special, at 5.67.
28 Coats, worth 16.50, special, at 11.50
17 Coats, worth 18.00, special, at 12.00
12Coa(s, worth 21.00, special, at 14.00
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