THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920.
CITY SCHOOL KIDS
TO PICK FLOWERS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
iThousands of Children Will
furnish Bouquets to Decorate
Soldiers' Graves.
Public 'school thildren will take
flowers to the schools Friday
morning, in accordance with thean
nual Memorial day custom, these
floral tributes to be gathered by
patriotic organizations for decora
tion of graves of soldiers and
sailors in the local cemeteries.
The decoration of the graves will
be in charge of members of the
Grand Army of the x Republic,
Spanish War Veterans, American
Legion and Woman's Relief corps,
assisted by members of the Junior
league, who will furnish automobiles
for transportation of the flowers.
These members of the Junior
league will furnish automobiles:
Mrs. Lawrence Brinker, Margaret
l?ruce, Mrs. Albert Sibbersen, Mrs.
JL. A. Creighton, Mrs. Isaac Car
venter, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mrs.
Fred Daugherty, Miss Erna Reed,
Miss Daphne Peters, Mrs. Harold
Pritchett, Miss Gertrude Stout,
Mrs. Glenn Wharton, Miss Helen
Walker and Mrs. Conrad Young.
They will be assisted in the col
. lection of the flowers by the fol
lowing members of the American
Legion: Clinton Brome. Walter
S. Byrne, Tohn Kilmartin, Ray
Madden, Allan Tukey, Hird
Stryker, Moreley Young, Harry
Montgomery, Sam Reynolds, Earl
Kiplinger, T. T. McGuire, Robert
Dunlap, Hugh Robertson.
The American Legion" members
will ' wear their uniforms on
Memorial day and will place
bronze tablets at the head of
men who died in the service. Anan
Raymond of the Legion will read
Lincoln's Geltsburg address in con
nection with a program which will
be given in the Auditorium on the
afternoon of Memorial day.
Briej City News
Dancing Program Suscnded No
dances will be given' during the sum
mer by the Friendship club, it was
announced yesterday. The club will
resume its affairs next September,
v Concord Luncheon Concord club
members have been requested by the
officers to send a nubstitute to the
weekly dinner today In their places
in the rathskeller of the Hotel Fon
tenelle. Balloonlsts Take Trl A party of
six army officers in a balloon flight
from Fort Omaha early Monday
morning landed at Lyons. Neb., at
8:30 a. m. Tuesday. The officers re
turned yesterday.
Asks $50,000 For Slander Isa
dore Goldstein filed suit in district
court against his former business
partners, Meyer and ' Isaac Gross
man, alleging slander of his name.
He asks 150,000 damages.
To Entertain Realty Men Real
estate men from Minneapolis and St.
Paul, en route to the national con
vention of realtors at Kansas City,
will be entertained by the Omaha
Real Estate board next Tuesday.
Itotnrluns Aid Scouts Boy Scouts
of Omaha will continue their drive
for funds. The Rotary club reported
its progress in assisting in the move
ment at the regular noonday dinner
at the Hotel Fontenelle yesterday.
Churchill Mado Director H. W.
Churchill of Fairfield, Neb., was
chosen director of the Skinner com
pany yesterday. The day before he
was elected chairman of the mass
meeting that ws held in the City
' auditorium.
Drive For French Orphans The"
American and French Children's
league has designated next Saturday
as "tag day" to raise funds for the
, children of the devastated regions
of France. , Miss Helens-Bixby heads
the Omaha committee of 27 women
workers.
Rosewater Funeral Funeral serv
ices for Miss Irene Rosewater will be
held at 9:30 today at the family
residence, 3424 Farnam street. Serv
Ices at the grave wlB be private.
' :iss Rosewater was the only child
of Dr. and Mrs. Rosewater.
Work" On Browncll Wall Assur
ances that Brownell Hall will con-
Most Unusual
Values
In Drapery Department
at Bow en's on Saturday
You will have the opportunity
of purchasing
Cretonne,,
Overdraperies "
made In our own work room.
Tfcey are 2 yards long and
trimmed with edging to match,
and set is valance at top all
ready to hang.
In pretty patterns for "Saturday
at, per pair
; $3.45 and-$4.95
Also Very Choice
Voile and s Mar
quisette Curtains
Hade in our own workroom. In
24 yard lengths with set in
valance at top; drawn work
borders front edge and bottom of
valance all ready to hang, at,
per pair
$1.98 aiid $2.45
Fancy Colored .
Marquisfettes
to mulberry, bluejbrown and rose
with fancy borders, made with set
in Talance at top-rready to hang
at
$2.95 per pair-
Another
Opportunity
to supply your needs in heavy
Felt Base Floor Covering in
choice linoleum patterns at
59c per square yard:
tinue its work and that building on
the prospective structure would be
gin soon, were made yesterday by
liuihop Ernest V. Shayler of the
Episcopal diocese of Nebraska, ,
Military Band Concerts Concerts
by the Twentieth Infantry band at
Fort Crook will be given every Tues
day and Friday night during the
summer at the army post, Colonel
Buck, commandant of that post, an
nounced. Anton Goets is leader of
the band.
Arrested For Robbery On com
plaint of Walter Pgraza, 901 Capitol
avenue, Jesus Pouces, 101 South
Twelfth street,, was arrested yster
day on a charge of highway robbery.
Pgraza told police Pouces tried to
hold him up and shot at him when
ho struck Pouces. -
Lockwood Fights Cops John
Lockwood, 2017 Leavenworth street,
yesterday gave Detectives Ben Dan
baum and Fred Palmtag several
lessons In the gentle art of "handling
the dukes" . when the city sleuths
tried to place him under arrest at
Sixteenth and California streets. The
detectives noticed a bottle protrud
ing from Lockwood's pocket C.
Compton,' Herman, Neb., also was
arrested for intoxication after the
detectfves subdued Lockwood.
Woman in Bed; Bit With Brick
Mrs. Mary Roach, 89 years old, 1205
North Eleventh street, was struck
in the head with a brick thrown
through her bedroom window Tues
day night while sleeping. She suf
fered a deep gash. Police suspect
neighborhood boys.
Marriage Annulled District
Judge Wakeley annulled the mar
riage pf Leo R. Applin and Eudora
Helen Kent which took place April
24, 1920. The father of the bride
groom set forth his son was only 18
years old. Miss Hunt consented to
the annulment She is 19. ,
' May Use County Site The pros
pective municipal hospital probably
will be built on a site south of the
county hospital, according to Dr. J.
F. Edwards, city health officer.
Mayor Smith's committee working
on the plan will endeavor to build
Remember!
Saturday Is the Last
v Day of the
20 Discount
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on Our Entire Stock
of Merchandise
With the Exception of Merchandise
, Sold Under Contract
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Are You Competent
to Earn $5000 a Year ?
Are You
The Man
For This
Position?
If yon possess the qualifications
listed. here, you will be interested '
in the position we have to offer -you.
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' The successful applicant must be ;
between the ages of 25 fnd 50, of
pleasing personality and good habits. '
Advanced education is desirable
but not essential. The man we
want, .however, should have suffi
cient range of information to en
able him to be at equal case in talk
ing with s big business man or a
workman.
If the applicant' can show that he
possesses the selling instinct it is
not necessary that he have actual
selling experience.
'The man we select will be of
iered the position of Resident Rep
resentative for one of the strongest
automobile interinsurance com
panies in America. There are a
few Nebraska vacancies where we
require alert men of the above
described type who will be hacked
up by practical assistance from the
home office.
Representatives work on commis
sion with unlimited earning pos
sibilities, but no man will be con
sidered unless he convinces us , that
he can earn at least 5,000a year.
This is a real opportunity to build
your own business. Write for more '
information and send two refer-'
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F. S. LARISON, Manager
Illinois Automobile Insurance Exchange,
Blooinington. 111.
the hospital on land owned by the
county.
Chauffeur Jumps For life Will
Withrow, 2627 Seward street, nar
rowly escaped "possible fatal. Injury
Tuesday night when he leaped from
an automobile truck he was driving
an instant before a train crashed
into it A heavy guy-wire from a
telegraph pole prevented the truck
striking Withrow when it fell.
Sugar Gone, Four Held Mike De
mash, 1214 South Thirteenth street;
Ed Swoboda, 1908 South Thirteenth
street; Charles Kish, 1227 South
Thirteenth street, and Jack Patera,
1215 South Second street, were ar
rested yesterday in connection with
the alleged theft of 800 pounds of
sugar found in Demash's automobile.
' Auto Owner Exonerated.
A coroner's jury at an inquest
held yesterday over the body of
Ralph Buzzelli, 2 years old, 1709
Dorcas street,' exonerated from
blame Theodore Sramek, owner of
the automobile that killed the child.
Sramek was arrested when police
learned his car ran wild down Dor
cas street and into the front yard
of the Buzzelli home, where the
child was playing when killed.
Air Mail Pilot Makes
Trip Through Rainstorm
A rainstorm did not hinder Avia
tor J. T. Christensen, air mail pilot,
in his trip yesterday from Chicago.
He landed on Ak-Sar-Ben field at
11:35 a. m. He is due out for Chi
cago this morning.
J. J. McLaughlin left at 1 yester
day, trailing Pilot Lange to Chicago
in order to learn the aerial route.
Eight pilots are now available on
the Chicago to Omaha aerial line,
Manager VV. I. Votaw declared.
IOl,MEOTEInrCilEl
In addition to our temporary quarters being filled to overflowing, we
have two warehouses jammed to the doors with
Pianos, Players end Phonographs
This stock includes such world-known makes as ' '
Emerson. Steger, McPhail, Lindeman and
the Schmoller & Mueller
in Pianos and Player Pianos
We Challenge
Comparision
with any PLAYER PIANO
of f ered at $800" v
Our Price Now
Only $585
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And an eitra credit of 20 cents
given for each $1.00 paid in
cash. If you pay all cash this
player costs you ,
Only $48750
"We allow you three years to pay for a Piano or Player Piano.
20 cents extra credit for each $1.00 paid on used piano bargains, the same
as on new instruments.
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Bargains in Used
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SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO.
Please give me complete . information
about your special saying plan, on
Pianos, Player Pianos.
Name ..
Address . .
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Go.
The Oldest Music House in the West.
Phone Douglas 1623.
1 114-116-118 South 15th St
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Armour Oval Label, all doubts and uncertainties dis
appear. For you know every product bearing this em
blem is dependable and dependability 'is a big thing to look
for in these days of high food costs and uncertain values.
Star Ham and Bacon, Vrnfot Prepared Meats, Dry and Fresh
Sausage, Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Evaporated Milk, Cheese and
scores of other foods, are'all brought to you at their best when
you specify ".Armour's Oval Label Products".
Ask your dealer why he so strongly endorses Armour's
Oval Label Foods. He will tell you that it is because
, they build goodwill and greatest satisfaction among
all of his customers. , -
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for suggestions on preparing foods and planning menus
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Summer
Apparel
Early in the Season at This Saving
on
Whether you are planning vacation apparel o(
staying at home, there is no need waiting until Julx
Sales to get pretty summer clothes at a moderate price
We are holding nothing back. All recent arrivals in
summer apparel 30 off original pricest . r,
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I h 1 Dresses, Suit and ,
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Here's a sale that mate
rially lowers the cost of
good clothing for the man
or boy who is loking for a
full season's wear out of
his suit.
No restrictions. Even
blue serge suits are includ
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100 satisfaction.
ENTIRE STOCK
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