THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. MAY 18, 1920. j
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Supreme Court fails '
To Decide Validity of "
18th Amendment
Washington, May 17. The su
preme court fai ted again today to
decide the validity of the prohiGr
tion amendment and the enforce
ment act and recessed until June 1.
With the court' failure to act in
the prohibition cases today, only two
more decision days remain before
adjournment June 7 for the term.
While the court has given no indi
cations when it will act, a decision
before adjournment generally is expected.
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HOWEQUITS IN
FIGHT AGAINST
SKINNER BOARD
Judge Dissolves- Order Re
straining Directors' Meeting
Notices Issued for Tues
day Session.
District Judge Sears yesterday on
motion of R. C. Howe, president of
the Skinner company, dissolved the
order issued April 12 prohibiting the
board of directors of the Skinner
company fromneeting ad voting
Mr. Howe out of office.
"This action was taken," said F. A.
Brogan, attorney for Mr. Howe, "be
cause the work far which Mr. Howe
wanted to remain in the office of
president has been accomplished,
namely, paying off $1,400,000 of
notes, underwritten by Mr. Howe."
In less than an hour after the
order was signed by Judge Sears,
there ws a meeting of all the di
rectors except Mr. Howe in the of-J
hce of ,W. A. Schall, one of the
Skinner attorneys. Plans were
made for the directors' meeting and
a formal call was made for it..
Meeting Probably Tuesday.
"We are required to send out
notices 24 hours in advance of a
directors' meeting," said Paul Skin
ner. "These notices will be sent
out today and the meeting will be
held, probably, tomorrow.
"The directors now see the way
clear to a speedy resumption of ths
progressive, productive and profit
able condition of the, Skinner com
pany without reference to the past
incidental, but unpleasant, vicis
situdes of our business. Construc
tive policies that will merit the
praise of our stockholders and the
public generally will be pursued."
Directors of the company are
Faul F. Skinner, Lloyd M. Skinner,
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Without Prejudice to Howe.
Dissolution of the restraining or
der by Judge Sears is without
prejudice to fr. Howe's rights in
the final hearing of the case started
April 8, when Mr. Howe, secured an
order in district court restraining
the Skinners from discharging him
from his position as president and
general manager of the Skinner
company. 1
Mr. .Howe joined the company
January 1, 1920, as vice president and
general manager at an annual salary
of $31,500 a year for 20 years. He
became president and general man
ager March 1.
Mr. Howe's fight in the courts
will nw be under the contract
which he has with the Skinner com
pany. Means Ousting as President
W. C Fraser, attorney for a num
ber of stockholders of the Skinner
company who ' intervened in the
suit, said that dissolution of the re
straining order today means that
Mr. Howe will be ousted from the
presidency of the company, but that
he will remain as general manager.
intervening stockholders, he
said, "willjnsist that he remain in
the company unless he pays back
the heavy cash and stock bonuses
alleged to have been paid him when
he joined the company."
Sharp Fighting Is
Reported Between
Turkish Factions
Constantinople, May 16. Between
tav 1 ant11 rnntinuff 6rrytrer
took place between the Azerbaijan
forces and Georgians, with results
largely in favor of the Georgians,
wno Darrea me xartar advance Dy
destrovin? bridc-ps. Prnrlamatinne
were widely posted in Stamboul
with the caption, "Mslems, on to
Anatolia," saying: ,
"The .situation is nnw rlcar wViw
you are waiting; it is manifest that
, . a .
a cnrisnan crusade. is being under
taken atainst ihr Moslems In uhnm
do you place your hope? Arise and
airacK your enemies.
' All political parties are apparently
united in opposing the terms of the
oeace treatv as annminrrt T 1
reported from Angora that Mustapha
Kcmal has arrested a number, of in
fluential antinationalists and Chris
tians, whom he is holding as hos
tages. The Turks have been refused per
mission to-hold a meeting of protest
against the treaty in Constantinople,
but it is rennrted that mtincc uiill
be held in the mosques under the
guise. qt, rengious ceremonies.
England Plans Ban
On Foreign Control
Of Her Oil Fields
Washington, , -May 17. Great
Britain's policy with reference : to
world petroleum supplies is reported
to be to'cxclude aliens from the con
trol of petroleum supplies, within the
empire, and -to endeavor o obtain
some , measure of control over oil
properties in foreign countries, the
senate was. informed .today in a
State "department report transmitted
by President Wilson.
i he report, signed by Under Sec
retary Frank L. Polk; was furnished
in response to a resolution by Sena
tor Gore, democrat, Oklahoma, ask
ing what, disabilities, were being im
posed upon American exploitation
of world oil . resources by other
countries. -
Abandoned Wife for
Other Woman's Arms
Kansas City, Mo., May 17. (Spe
cial.) For 11 years, Julius Gordon,
52 years old Grand 'Island; Neb.,
carpenter, lived happily with his
wife, Mrs. Nancy Gordon, 57 years
old. - t
Then one day, about a year ago,
Mrs. Anna Jackson, 40 years old.
entered his life. Now Gordon is in
the toils of the law here,, charged
with wife abandonment and prob
ably facing an additional charge of
bigamy. . '
Gorden was arrested here Satur
day at 2604 Askew avenue, where he
has been living with Mrs. Jackson,
whom he says he married here
Mav 7.
Sheriff T. E. McGutcheon of Hall
county, Nebraska, arrived here with !
a warrant sworn out by Mrs. Nancy j
Gordon.
Takes Back Husband
On Plea He's "Through"
With Omaha Affinity
Springfield, Mo., May '17. Hay
ward Thompson, acquitted in Omaha
on a white slavery charge was fined
$300 and costs and sentenced to 12
months in jail in a justice court
here today on a charge of wife and
child abandonment. The court
stayed the fine and granted a parole
after Thompson effected reconcili
ation with his wife, who resides
here. His wife took him back after
he said he was through with Mrs.
Gladys Wolfe, alleged Omaha af
finity. Thompson was arrested in
Kansas City after being released in
Omaha.
Must Take Off. Peg Leg
When He Goes to Chair
New York, May 17. Sing Sing
officials have admitted they are
puzzled by-the wooden leg of John
Egan, wbose conviction of the mur
der of John .Klein in the Bronx,
June 2,-1919, has been upheld by
the court of appeals.
Egan, it is said, will be the first
man with a wooden leg to go to
the electric chair.
Wood being a poor conductor of
electricty, Major Lawes, warden of
Sing Sing, said . that it probably
will be necessarv to remove the
Wooden limb when Egan has been
strapped in the chair.
First of Navy's Dead .
Arrive at New York
New York, May 17. The navy to
day brought back to the home land
the first of its dead to perish over
seas during the "world war. The
naval transport Nereus carried be
low decks more than 150 flag-draped
coffins. As" each casket was borne
ashore, it passed through a double
line of sailors and marines stand
ing at salute.
Make Big Booze Hani
Tampa,' Fla., May 17. Seventeen
Chinese, six quarts of some liquid,
thought to be an opiate; 1,000 quarts
of whisky, 1,500 quarts of cognac, 14
five-gallon - demijons of aquardierte
and five demijons of Cuban wine on
board the Cuban schooner Reem
plazo were captured by authorities
off the-coast at Tarpon Springs and
brought into Tampa. today. The crew
of six,' all Cubans, and the China
men are being held in the county
jail. The liquors . confiscated are
valued at $50,000. , -
. . Former Governor Dead
Winnipeg, May 17. Robert B.
Glenn, former governor of North
Carolina and a member. of the Inter
national Cfreat Waterways Commis
sion, was found dead in bed at the
Royal Alexandria hotel here Sunday.
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everydodys stors'
Started a Big Movement
In Omaha
.. -when
they announced that their entire stock of merchandise would be placed on
sale at a 20 per cent deduction from the actual prices and they note with pleasure
that as usual, others have followed their leadership.
When we inaugurated this extraordinary movement in this community we proved
that we were living up to our motto. ' " , .
"To Be of the Greatest Service to
the Greatest Number
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This campaign was not done simply as an excuse to hold an enormous sale to re
duce stocks or to meet the prices of others, or to secure immediate funds, but was.
done in a spirit of helpfulness to the people to
wer the Price of Merchandise
Burgess-Nash merchandise is well known as the highest and best quality and the
most desirable kind and yet at their regular pricings cost you no more than else
where. Fully convinced that the sacrifice of profits for a period of time would make a sat
isfactory adjustment of prices, we offered for sale, with the exception of certain
trade-marked goods, which no honorab'e merchant can reduce in price .
Our Entire Stock of Merchandise
-at-
From the Actual Prices
It seemed our duty as leaders of this community to start this great move and by
making it a straight 20 per cent discount, we gave to the people as great an ad
vantage as any honorable merchant could do.
Everybody Knows that Burgess
Nash Statements are Authentic
and it seems almost needless to say that ALL DEDUCTIONS ARE ON AC
TUAL PRICES, for we have never marked up overvalues on tickets to r create
markdowns and never will. '
Shoppers will find price cards on Burgess-Nash merchandise unchanged. They
will just deduct 20 per cent from the marked ticket when the purchase is made.
The original price will be noted on the sale check and below will be marked the
20 per cent reduction. '
It will be to the advantage of every-'
one to read our daily advertisements
carefully. Each, day they will con- '
tain a message of vital interest to this -community.
The Great Demand of thej
has been for lower prices on mer
chandise that the people need and it
is with satisfaction that we note the
enthusiasm on the part of the' public
and very gratifying to know that they
appreciate the campaign which we
started for their benefit. . ;.
