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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 23, 1920.
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SENATORSHIP IS
PROVIDING MOST
DEBATE IN IOWA
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Cummins' Unexpected Rival
" Stumps State Democrats
Have Few Contests In
Primary June 7.
' Des Moines, la., May 22. The
race between United States Senator
Albert B. Cummins for renomina
- tion against Col. Smith W. Brook
hirt, a candidate for the senator's
Mat, furnishes the most interesting
feature nationally of Iowa's pri
mary election June 7. There is no
presidential preference at stake in
this election. 1
Until shortly before the list of
candidates for the primary closed
Senator Cummins had no opposi
tion. Since Colonel Brookhsrt en
tered the race, however, both have
been conducting active campaigns
in all parts of the state, especially
40 in the southeastern section. The
opposition to Senator Cummins has
attacked the railroad bill and other
work of his. He has been equally
vigorous in his reply and defense.
i The only democratic candidate for
United States senator is Claude R.
Porter of Centerville.
So far as state offices are con-
cerned, the chief interest centers
in the republican contests. The
democrats have a full ticket in the
Held but very few contests. Their
real fight will come after the pri-
'; mary with the republican candidates.
Four republicans are seeking the
nomination for governor, while
Clyde L. Herrings of Des Moines,
is the only democrat out for that
office. Republican politicians have
predicted freely they will not be
surprised to see the question of the
party's candidate for governor set
tled at the state convention. Under
the state primary laws one of the
, four candidates must get at least 35
per cent of the total vote cast at
the primary, they say. . The four
men in the race are' John F. Deems,
Burlington; N. E. Kendall, Albia;
Ernest R. Moore. Cedar Rapids, and
H. M. Haxner, the present attorney
.general.
The democrats have enlivened the
final race for secretary of state by
naming Miss Ruth Sumner ofyAdel
9s tjieir candidate.
No candidates for congress on the
democratic ticket filed for the pri
mary in several of the congressional
districts. The republicans have two
contests. The most spirited will be
in the First, Sixth and Eleventh dis
tricts. .
Rail Bridge Public Hearing
Approved by War Department
Washington May 22. (Special
Telegram) The secretary of war
has approved the recommendation
of the chief of engineers that the
district engineer of the army at
Kansas City, Mo., be authorized to
hold a public hearing regarding the
. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad bridge across the Missouri
! river at Chamberlain, S. D., with
the view of determining the neces
"sary alterations or additions to the
present structure in order that it
'may meet the requirement of con
, tinuous railroad traffic as provided
for in the act of congress approved
February 25, 1919, of which Con
gressman Harry L. Gandy was the
' author. The time and place of the,
meeting have not yet beer! an
nounce d bythedistricteng i n e e r.
Captain Burton Arrives
In New York With Wife
New York, May 22. Captain W.
P. Burton, master of Sir Thomas
Linton's challenger, Shamrock IV,
arrived here Friday from England
abroad the Adriatic, accompanied by
his wife. He said that he will go to
City Island at once to inspect his
craft and stretch her sails.1
. Captain Burton declared he al-
. ready has competed in 999 races.
' Asked if his wife would accompany
.. him on the 1,000th one, as had been
reported, he replied?
j " "Mrs. Burton has not missed any
pi the 999. You can draw your own
conclusions."
Caught in Gears; Killed.
. Superior, Neb., May 21. (Special
Telegram.) Jesus Nevario, a Mex
ican, was instantly killed this morn
ing at the Nebraska Cement Plant
. when his sweater coat became
caught in the gears. He has a wife
and two children in Mexico, friends
say.
Government Liquor
Agents Hot on Trail
Of Huge Whisky Ring
Chleag-o Tdbone-Orah B Lcaaed Wire.
Chicago, May 22. Following a
sharp admonition by Federal Judge
Landis to prohibition enforcement
agents "here to "get after the big
fellows," Major Dalrymple's men are
hot on the trail of a vast amount of
liquor hidden away by the "million
dollar whisky trust."
Following the confession of ( a
truck driver, United States Com
missioner Mason issued 12 new
search warrants. This driver admit
ted transporting 700 cases of whisky
at night from warehouses to various
homes, cabarets and saloons. 1
The circle of alleged conspiratprs
is said to have operated under a
veil of legality by selling the liquor
upon forged documents. Capt.
Hubert Howard, state prohibition
administrator, whose name was
forged on the documents, said he
was aware that recently about $300,
000 worth of liquor had been moved
on these spurious permits.
At the federal building jt was
said there would be at least 25 ar
rests made, including one or two
high-priced attorneys. It is predicted
that When the members of the gigan
tic "ring" are in custody, an ex
planation will be forthcoming of the
hundreds of robberies of drug stores
and private homes, in which nothing
but liquo was taken.
Official Checking
Shows But Three Dead
In West Virginia Riot! I
Mateawan, W. Va., May 22. An
official checking late Friday dis
closed that three persons not 12 as
previously reported, were killed in
the battle here Wednesday between
Baldwin-Felts' detectives and miners.
Three were listed as wounded in the
fighting.
The state constabulary and deputy
sheriffs still patrolled the streets Fri
day but there was no disorders.
Orders prohibiting crowds from
congregating in the streets were
issued. Searchers dragged the river
for the bodies of two other detec
tives who, according to witnesses,
were shot and killed while trying
to swim to a place of safety. The
authorities expressed the , opinion,
however, that no olfficers were killed
in this manner.
The sheriffs' deputies-reported that
they had been unable to find who
fired the first shot. '"
Cattle Are' Washed Away
By Flood On Grand River
Grand Junction, Colo., May 22.
Cattle, caught in the floo4 waters
of the Grand River, are being swept
past here in the river, which is a
half mile wide at Grand. Junction
and over the banks in places.
The Gunnison river has risen out
of its banks and caused heavy dam
age to ranch property between here
and Paonia.
Rail communication is threatened.
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"Pro Lino," the felt base
fjoor covering,, in good tile
patterns, at, per yard,
Second Floor
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EnglUh, German, Spanitb, Portugueae and
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3 Colic, Crying and Wakefulness of In
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6 Cholera Morbus.' Vomiting
.7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis '
8 Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia
9 Headache, Sick Headache. Vertigo
10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach
11 Suppressed Menses or Scanty
12 Leucorrhea, or Profuse Menses
13 Croup, Hoarse" Cough. Laryngitis
14 Eczema, Eruptions, Erysipelas
15 Rheumatism, Lumbago
16 Malaria, Fever and Ague
17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding, External, In
ternal 18 Ophthalmia, Sore or Inflamed Eyes
19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head
20 Whooping Cough, Spasmodic Cough
21 Asthma, Oppressed. Difficult Breathing
22 Ear Discharge, Earache
23 Swellings and Enlarged Glands
24 General Debility, A Tonic
28 Dropsy, Fluid Accumulations
28 Nausea, Vomiting, Sea-Sickness
27 Disorders of the Kidney and Urinary
System.
28 Nervous Prostration ,
29 Sore Mouth, Canker, Fever Blisters
30 Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed
31 Pajnful Mensea, Pruritus
33 Disorders of the Heart, Palpitations
33 Spasms and Convulsions
34 Sore Throat and Quiasy
35 Chronic CoagMtiona, Headache
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Good Furniture not Necessarily Expensive
as can readily be seen from the items quoted in this ad indeed
many of them are, for good and legitimate business reasons, PRICED
SPECIALLY. We advise you to buy the things you need thoughtfully. "
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Queen Anne
Library Table
Executed in birch mahogany;
it is a rather handsomer design
than the one illustrated, though
similar. Top measures 28x45,
with roomy drawer and small
lower shelf beneath. Price is
really wonderful .
$29.50
Golden Oak
Bedroom Suite
Each piece is substantially
built, and planned upon lines
that will give the maximum
drawer space and genera?
utility; mirror frames, posts,
legs and case bottoms are
gracefully shaped. The polished
finish is both serviceable and
attractive.
Dresser as illustrated . . . $39.00
Triple Mirror Dressing Table,
at $36.00
Chiffonier with mirror, $38.50
Full Size Bed ..$39.00
Rockers, Chairs and Bench
to match.
Lawn Swings
Good Quality
These swings are of a su
perior quality, being built of
hardwood specially selected for
its strength. They are care
fully finished.
Children's size. . . . .$5.85
Adults' size $9.75
Special Pieces of
Quality. Furniture
At Special Prices
$116.00 American Walnut, Triple Mirror Dress
ing Table and Bench to match $59.00
$83.00 American Walnut Colonial Chiffonier
with mirror $59.00
$62.00 Quartered Golden Oak Colonial Scroll
Bed $48.00
$23.00 Fumed Oak Chiffonier with mirror,
at ;.$15.00
$48.00 Fumed Oak Dressing Table, triple mir
ror ; $33.00
$7.50 Fumed Oak Sewipg Bocker $5.00
$385.00 Adam 3-piece Bedroom Suite in Ma
hogany Bed, Dresser and Chifforette com
plete $259.00
$65.00 Large Size Poster Colonial Dresser in
Old Ivory $48.00 ,
$58.00 Large Size Poster Colonial Chiffonier
in Old Ivory $45.00
$155.00 Mahogany Adam Vanity Dresser, $85.00
$180.00 pair of Mahogany Twin Beds, the pair,
at $95.00
$75.00 Mahogany Serving Table $37.50
$25.00 Mahogany Bedroom Rocker. .. .$13.50
$82.00 Jacobean Oak, 8 ft., 54-inch Extension
Table $65.00
$95.00 Quartered Golden Oak, Polished Colon
ial Buffet $65.00
$51.50 Old Ivory Simmons Steeel Bed. . . .$35.00
$150.00 76-inch Sheraton Mahogany Buffet,
at $95.00
$110,00 "Tudor" Wood Door China Cabinet in
American1 Walnut $65.00
$485.00 9-piece Dining Suite in Walnut 77
inch " Buffet, Oblong Extension Table, Six
Chairs and Arm Chair, complete. .. .$365.00.
$21.50 Birch Mahogany Arm Chair with tapes
try cushion seat $12.50
$65.00 Solid Mahogany, Cane Back, Spring Seat
Rocking Chair $45.00
$17.50 Mahogany Tea Wagon with glass tray
top ..$12.50
$150.00 Mahogany and Cane Sofa with loose
cushion upholstery in damask .$95.00
$55.09 Mahogany Davenport Table, 66-inch, '
at $39.50
$86.00 Solid Walnut Console Table with two
drawers. 40-inch $43.00
$278.00 Massive Overstuffed, Loose Cushion
Davenport in mulberry velour $195.00
Reed
Baby Carriages
These equipages are made
with genuine reed bodies and
hoods; finished natural with
shellac; mounted on 12-inch
rubber-tired wheels and uphols
tered in corduroy to match the
body. A very special value,
$27.00.
Other carriages with revers
ible gears. Special, at $35.00
and $36.50.
Windsor Chairs
and Rockers
These chairs are not only
suitable for the living room and
occasional use, but if you are
planning that old-fashioned
room of Huck Finn's time,
why! they are just the thing.
Shown in a variety of styles
and -sizes, from $19.50 and
$20.00 to '$44.00.
Porch Swings
of Fumed Oak
, Made of solid oak and at
tractively finished a rich
fumed brown, 4, 5 and 6-foot
lengths are priced at $5.00,
$7.50, $lf00, $12.00, $13.50
$14.50 arid up.
Much other furniture
porch and lawn is shown.
for
Real Rug Values
Each item listed below registers a big saving to the purchaser.' A number of
slightly imperfect pieces are particularly desirable, while the "drop patterns"
are such as will rouse considerable enthusiasm.
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$10.00 Rattania Rugs, 4-6x7-6, slightly soiled
$24.50 Body Brussels, 4-6x7-6. ;
$37.50 Standard Wiltoh, 4-6x7-6, slightly soiled
$45.00 Lyon Persian, 4-6x7-6, soiled
$67.00 Seamless Wilton, 4-6x7-6, dvop pattern
$62.50 Standard Wilton, 6x9, drop pattern
$80.00 Lyon Persian, 6-9x9, oriental pattern
$41.50 Body Brussels, 6x9, dropped pattern
$51.00 Plain Wilton, 6x9, odd pattern
$89.00 Hartford Axminster, 9x15, imperfect .. .........
$195.00' Lyon Persian, 9x15, dropped pattern
$122.50 Standard Wilton, 9x10-6, soiled '
$130.00 Standard Wilton, 9x12, dropped pattern
$192.00 Seamless Plain Chenille, 9x12, dropped colors
$159.00 Fine Wilton, 8-3x10-6, dropped pattern ,
$162.00 Hartford Saxony, 8-8x10-6, soiled
$171.00 Bigelow Wilton, 9x12, Imperfect
$78.00 Body Brussels, 8-3x10-6, dropped pattern.
$72.50 Body Brussels, 9x12, slightly soiled.;!
$106.50 Seamless Witon Velvet, 9x12, imperfect.
$105.00 English Rug, 9x10-6, odd patterns
$91.60 Seamless Axminster, 9x12, dropped pattern.
$35.00 Seamless Tapestry, 9x12, soiled...
$65.00 Bigelow Axminster, 8-3x10-6, imperfect...
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33.50
34.50
57.50
55.00
69.00
32.50
44.50
69.00
149.00
95.00
98.50
147.50
137.50
125.00
155.00
69.00
59.00
89.00
89.00
73.00
21.50
59.00
Curtains and Draperies
Exteptional Bargains
We have selected from our stocks certain items of
Drapery Materials, Curtain Nets, Voiles, Scrims, Cre
tonnes; Marquisette, Net and Lace Curtains; Sectional .
Lace, Portieres and Upholstery Fabrics, which, for vari
ous reasons, short lengths, discontinued patterns, odd
pieces and pairs, we have placed on sale at very sub
stantial reductions,
The merchandise and prices are such as you expect
to find at Orchard & Wilhelm Co. t
Lengths are sufficient for a window or room, or, in
some instances, a residence.
Cretonnes
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Thirty patterns will be sold at, per yard 50e
Ten patterns will be sold at, per yard 68c
Fifteen previously $1.00 will be sold at....: 75e
Six previously $1.15 arid $1.25 will ho. anlH nt.. .an
Ten previously $1.50 will be sold at..... ;.$1.20
Be sure and bring the
measurements of your
rooms attend EARLY
Overdrapery Materials
v Including Sunfast, Madras, Damask, etc., almost any color and 30 patterns
to choose from. Priced at $1.25 to $8.00 r.ow, per yard, 95c to $5.75.
Curtain Nets i "
5 to 30 yards to a pattern, 25 patterns in white and ecru, 75c quality, now
48c; 85c quality now 68c; $1.00 quality now 75e; $1.25 quality now 95c.
Colored Scrims and Marquisettes
75c qualities now 50c $1.00 qualities now . .75
Lace Scrim or Net Curtains '.-
One-pair lots HALF PRICE. Two-pair lots LESS ONE-THIRD.
Summer Couch Covers or Sleeping Porch Bedspreads (PO OP
y yuLO
A most unusual value at, each.
Buffet Sets
-in Our Gift Shop
For the decoration of the dining 'room buffet
and table we are showing many beautiful sets.
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The set illustrated is in white
English earthenware, decorated
in bold blue and yellow design.
The. candlesticks are $5.00 a
pair. The candles in old blue or
yellow, 50c the pair. The fruit
bowl is $3.25. . The bowl may be
filled with artificial fruit.
This set would be very pretty in a blue
or blue and tan dining room in a small
house or apartment.-
We are featuring, special prices on a
number of former open stock pattern!
of China.. .
The
has gained nation-wide fame
by combining all better fea
tures and discarding all
troublesome. And so it is
called "All Phonographs in
One."
The new Brunswick
Method of Reproduction sets
higher standards.
PROVE This By Means of
Our FREE TRIAL PLAN
that puts an instrument right in your own home, the
Plan where it has to make good-and then leaves it
for you Hid the family to decide, .
Phone Tyler 8000 for full details.'
Cabinet Style 'Brunswick! from ;....$! 15.00
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Wouldn't it be ideal to wash everything without
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The
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