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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE lz, lgzo. IS ARGENTINANS WELCOME SHIP EDhlfl AMCDIOA rnuiti Hmcniun Luncheon Marks Arrival of Flrs Ship Put Into Regular. Coastwise Shipping and i uui isi oci viue. Buenos Aires, Juoe 11. The ar riytl of tht United States shipping board steamer Huron on June 4, after a voyage of 191-2 days from New York was celebrated today with t luncheon aboard the vessel, which was attended by representatives of the North American colony, promi nent Argentinans, Including Mayoi; Cantilo of Buenos Aires, and rep resentatives .of Urguay and Brazil The Hurot, which is under alloca tion to the Munsou line, beat the liner Vasari's time for the trip rom New York by five days. Frederick ,-Stimson, ambassador of the Jnited States to Argentina, in -a speech, declared that now the North and South American passenger line had been established under the Stars and Stripes, it was important to ac centuate the advantages of travel in the United States in order that the ships of the line might carry a stream of South Americans to the United States to get. acquainted with the fcountry where formerly they only went to Europe. The culture, scenery, art and mu sic in the United States were equal to those of Europe, he asserted. vThe Huron will sail for New York Saturday. The passengers will in- de Manuel Gondra. oresident- elect of Paraguay, who is going to Washington to bring back his family. To Banquet Golfers 'London, June 11. American golf ers competing in the' British ama teur championship at Muirfield, Scotland, will be tendered a compli mentary banquet in London after the close of that contest, and then Jrill visit the Rye golf course to play rlendly foursomes. Girl Escapes Caveman " Who Kidnaps Her Ik s & rrr: : 1 JNlCOi iin.e ooroe The ancient idea of marriage by capture the treat 'em rough, grabJ 'em up and carry 'em off style still survives. Brooklyn, N. Y., wit nessed an example of it recently, but this, episode did not quite reach the marriage stage. Miss Nicoline Sorge, 20, while on her way to work, was forcibly dragged into an automobile, which sped away. Later in the day Miss Sorge, highly excited, ran up to a policeman and told him her story. She said that a former suitor had kidnaped her in the automobile and taken her to a house in Wood haven. There he threatened to kill her unless she married him right away. On the pretense that she wanted to telephone to her home, she said, she got outside the house and ran to the policeman. The police are searching for the caveman wooer. ' $5,000,000 FOR OPEN SHOP WAR, SPEAKER AVERS New York Merchants Plan Drive Against Unions, La bor Leader Tells Delegates to A. F. L Montreal, June 11. Declaring that the Merchants' association and other business interests in New York City were raising a fund of $5,000,000 to carry on an "open shop" war, James F. Costello of the Brooklvn central labor council asked the convention of the Ameri can Federation of Labor to support striking transportation workers. He received unanimous consent to in troduce a resolution to this effect. The resolution was referred to committee. The Colorado State Association of Journeymen Barbers notified the 1 j convention by telegram that it eh- i j rj . : ' ' . : . aorscu me icuciauun s iiuiiyai uaaii politickl policy and was 'opposed to any third party proposal. Stationary firemen employed in Cincinnati ice plants are now receiv ing 67li cents an hour. Austrian Cabinet Headed by Renner Is Latest One1 to Quit By The Associated Fre. Vienna, June 11. The Austrian cabinet, headed by Dr. Karl Renner as chancellor which has held office most of the time since the armistice, has resigned. Dr. Renner presented the resig nation shortly .After midnight after a meeting of the cabinet with rep resentatves of the' social democrats. The break came unexpectedly over the minister of war's decree on array discipline about which a ques tion was raised in the national as sembly yesterday by the Christian socialists. It is believed a new coalition cab inet will be formed . pending the elections. 1417 DOUGLAS STREET Extra Attractive Credit Terms During This Sale Make your purchases, the entire out fit, then simply make us a very small cash down, payment and the balance of the account can be cared for in ex ceptionally easy weekly or montbly payments'. Starting Saturday the Mightiest of All Selling Events in This Store's Merchandising Calendar, Our Startling OttfirSal es Inaugurating again for the first time since the be ginnings of the war this always successful, huge merchandising event that makes possible the purchase of finest quality wearables at ridiculously low prices as well as permitting unusually lenient payments. Outfit Special for the Men You'll be met with one of the live st value surprises ever put out by any Omaha store in this exceptional, most u nusual sale. Young fellows will par ticularly appreciate this event. The Savings Will Appeal to Thrifty Men $69.50 Men's Suits, Outfit Price, $49.50 $12.50 Men's Shoes, Outfit Price, $ 8.50 $10.00 Men's Hats, Outfit Price, $ '6.50 $92.00 Outfit Offered for. ... . $64.50 Our advice is to be down early Saturday, because we anticipate an un usually busy day, and by an early attendance you will get in oh the best selec tions and avoid the crowds of the afternoon. 7 Outfit Special for the Ladies In the grouping of this outfit our a im has been to satisfy the average taste ; however, yotf may select a suit or a dress in place of the suit, or substitute any .of the yticles listed. 1 $95.00 Ladies' Suit, Outfit Price, $49.95 $10.50 Ladies' Blouse, Outfit Price $3.95 $12.50 Ladies' Petticoat, Outfit Price, $7.95 $10.50 Ladies' Hat, Outfit Price, $2.65 $129 Outfit Offered for ... $64.50 You'll be delighted with the character of the garments involved; all the newest style creations of the hour are generously included. Saturday's Shirt Sensation 40 Dozen Blue Chambray Shirts s We secured the balance of a manufac-Wf turer's stock which we are going to offerjhk Omaha men at a price that would not pay rr for the material alone over any dry goods, counter in Omaha today. k Cannot Be Duplicated for Less Than $2 These are well made, perfect fitting, absolutely fast color, fine chambray shirts. v Every size is here but 40 dozen can't last long, so we urge you to be here early ( Saturday morning.: - ' 29 U. S. Ship Reaches Vera Cruz To Combat Bubonic Plague Vera Cruz, Jutye 11. The United Suites destroyer Harding has ar rived here with medicines and dis infectants to fight the bubonic plague. A bounty of 35 cents has been placed upon each rat killed, as the rodents are suspected of carry ing plague germs. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Italian Strike Ends London, Tune 11. The strike of Italian workers at Bari has ended and order has been restored after a series of fierce clashes between strikers and police, according to ji central news dispatch from Rome this afternoon quoting the Roma. Hundreds of Italian anarchists are being arrested. Straus Sails for England New York, June 11. Nathan Straus, philanthropist, sailed today for England. He -will attend the Zionist congress in London and later will conduct a publicity cam paign to interest England in pas teurized milk. He will then go to Palestine for an extended trip but said he would not participate in the politics of the Jewish home land. More oil his run to waste in the United States than ever reached the refineries. Brazil Congress Passes Measures Taxing Grain Buenos Aires, June 11. The bill for a super-tax of 4 pesos per hun dred kilograms of wheat and 5 pesos per hundred kilograms of flour became a law this afternoon when he senate approved the meas ure as amended by the chamber of deputies. Although the tax on wheat im posed by the bill is 1 peso less than had been proposed by Pre,sldenv Irigoyen, it is announced he had ac cepted the measure and will promul gate the law Friday. Knapp at Barcelona Barcelona, Spain, June It. Rest Admiral Harry S. Knapp, command, ing American naval forces in Euro pean waters arrived here today on board the cruiser Pittsburgh. He will spend the next three or four dayi in Spain and then will sail for Lisbon en route for London. ONE MINUTE STORE TALK When this store upset all precedent a few weeks ago with this sale, i; de veloped a variety of. emotions nver experienced In all the history o( west ern clothes selling. No polfticr 1 band wagon ever saw such a final scramble for seats. We said - In the opening announcement "To Pnt a Stop to Higher Prices." We were laughed' at, scoffed at by wholesalers. Now from every corner of the country they say "the Nebraska was right," the PEAK has been reached at last. Thousands are gtrlng; thanks to. the store where the thanks are &ne. JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres.: VM. L. HOLZMAN, Trcas.: SHOP EARLY STORE CLOSES AT 6:oo P. M. SATURDAY Beginning Monday, June 14, Store Closes at 5 P. AT, Except Saturday, 6 P. M. "rp dSBCK BLUE AND BLACK ' if SERGB t SUITS, PALM 1 - - Iff I BEACH AND TROPICAL I ' pf I COATS AND PANTS I WOT INCLUDED IN Is ' I THIS SALE. NO C. O. I 1 D'S NO APPROVALS Ry - P I NO REFUNDS A , If I SMALL CHARGE FOR 1 " P I ALTERATIONS. I j J I a 11 ' - I - I . - ' : atnrday tlte Wiii Id ol the Stupendous Sale Event 61 Modern Times QATUtoAY will see the curtain rung down on this history-making sale. We ask no compliments for what has been accomplished seeing our duty we accept ed the full responsibility and every man who thinks fairly and sees squarely can visualize the results. The end comes Saturday because s The Tremendous Rush of Clothes Buyers Will Automatically Terminate This Sale of Men's, Young Men's & Boys' AT Sprung From America's Best Clothes Makers OFF Please note that our entire main salesroom, second floor, is devoted to the clothes in this sale. That more than a score of America's best clothes makers' newest spring productions are included. That all sizes and proportions are in the sale, enabling every man and boy to be fitted and with our customary service. IOUNG MEN'S SPRING SUITS IN THE MOST PI TERSE AND COMPLETE RANGE OF MODELS, FAB RICS AND COLORS, 20 OFF BUSINESS MEN'S SPRING SUITS CONSERVATIVE OR SEMI-CONSERVATIVE. ALL SIZES AND PROPORTIONS IN T1IIS SALE, AT 20 OFF. YOUNGER TOUNG MEN'S SPECIAL MODELS ORIGI. NAL STYLES AND CLEVER. LY DESIGNED FABRICS, AT 20 OFF LAST CALL. Choose Saturday From Thousands Upon Thousands of Men's and-Young Men's Spring Suits in Our Main Sales room, Second Floor, as Follows: I1&00 Spring Suits, 20 off $12 $20.00 Spring Suits, 20 off. $16 $25.00 Spring Suite, 20 off. $20 $30.00 Spring QOA. Sniti, 20 off. UM Spring ' Suits, 20 off . vOO ?n5.00 Spring 0C1 Suits, 20 off. NJ $85jOO Spring C1Q Suits, 20 off. IZO $60.00 Spring Suits, 20 off. $40 $70.00 Spring Suits, 20 off. J00 $40jOO Spring C? Suits, 20 off. PO $60.00 Spring 0AO Suite, 20 off.JrK $75.00 Spring CCA Suits, 20 off. POU Choose Saturday 'From Our Great Selections of Boys' Spring Suits at 20 Per Cent Reduction From Lowest in the City Prices: $7.50 Boys' Suits, 20 off. $6 $10.00 Boys' Suits, 20 off. $8 $12.50 Boys' Suits, 20 off. $10 $15.00 Boys' CIO Suits, 20 off. Ol-M $20.00 Boys' Suits, 20 off. J10 $25.00 Boys' ")A Suits, 20 off. 4ZU $80.00 Boys' Suits, 20 off. $24 $35.00 Boys' Suits, 20 off $28 $40.00 Boys' Suits, 20 off $32 THIS STORE IS WESTERN HEADQUARTERS FOR THE CELEBRATED PRO DUCTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF K U PPENHEIMERHICKE Y-FRE EM A N SOCIETY BRAND-FASHION PARK KAUFMAN AND MICHEAL STERN CLOTHES. Tuc Hnl, T aa ChlMm'B Cfethinr Eattr Beeont Flo Mala SmUtta ul lim . COMPARE OUR VALUES ALWAYS. CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMENr