.THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 27, 1920.
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TROUBLES BEGIN
FOR FRAMERS OF
DEMO PLATFORM
Burleson First to Ruffle Calm
Of Carter Glass Emits
iv , Yelp on Liquor
Issue.
- By GRAFTON WILCOX.
Cblrato Trlbune-Omalis Up Lriurd Wire.
i???'F,?.ncisco. JU1,C 26. Trouble
egan to boil for administration plat
form builders of the' democratic
Jarty who until now have been sail
ing along; smoothly in the drafting
ftf party; principles for the delegates
take home and show to -thf folks.
- First to ruffle the patience of Scn
ttr Cartcj- Glass ot Virginia, who
will be chairman of the resolutions
Ebnirnfttee, was his old friend and
binet colleague. Albert Sidnev
urleson of Texas, the Dostmaster
general, who arrived this morning
jid , cmittQd a loud yelp when he
MwYbatthe Wilson forces were
ffroposing to do over the liquor
nsu
..The postmaster general made a
tJe line for the safe where the Wil
jn platform as framed up-to-date
Bis been protected from designing
Jabalists" of the United States sen
ate. These lurking foes of the White
House program include those who
would tear its league of nations en
dorsement plank to shreds, radical
' .Jjjfts and radical drys who would
1 stroy all the tissues of its proposed
declaration of enforcement of ths
ltfohibition amendment with a half
hearted sop to the man who thinks
tSe liquor enforcement officers have
Been too rough, and the friends of
Ireland who are absolutely flab
bergasted by the attempt of the ad
t$nistration forces to link a straddle
fr the causei of Irish freedom with
t5e plank proposing unqualified en
dorsement of the Wilson league ot
nations. v
2 Ruffles Glass.
"It is not know exactly what Mr.
Burleson said to Mr. Glass when
IS read a proposed administration
ffjank on the liquor issue damning
tte saloon forever and declaring for
enforcement of the 19th amendment
with a few words about enforcement
vChich would not constitute a "vexa
trpus invasion of the rights of the
citizens." His words hi front of the
tjjatform safe probably never will
b recorded in history but they were
Sough to arOuse the calm exterior
Senator Glass who muttered
s2mething about "these dad blamed
fellows" who won't let well enough
aSbne. Later Mr. Burleson publicly
declared that there must be a
straightforward declaration of pur
poses on the prohibition question
a;fld that congress should repeal un
reasonable, drastic and absurd pro
visions of the Volstead enforcement
lgw.
..Administration forces also found
Tjjien they awoke this morning, that
tjje spirit of American-Irish rebel
lion had broken out ov?r night like
S house afire against their plan to
fer the friends of , Irish freedom!
tfie open door of the league of na
tions for settlement of their griev-
mqes. .
'ThaV will never do at all." said
Jdward F. Dunne of Ilhnois, former
governor and one of the leaders of
Ireland's fight for independence.
ajfo do that would submit the case
to a packed jury. It would be
tfluch better for the party if the
platform said nothing about the sub
let than to inject such a proposal
tlfis. In the first place, as things
stand .now, America would have no
vofcrr"Orr the jury would be France,
Italy and Japan, all tied up with
Great Britain by secret agreements.
Then there would be Belbium under
the guns of Great Britain. Spain
ifraid to move against England.
reece also at the muzzle end of
ritish--cannon, and Brazil. The
frie&d&'o? ..Ireland might "get one
ote"!rndbe lucky to get that."
I Walsh Wrought TTp.
Senator David I.. Walsh of Massa
chusetts also was much wrought up
elver "this thing Ihat the administra
tion forces are "rying to hand the,
friends of Ireland."
I "The friends of Ireland will take
5S!tti.tf2I&t"ll from the democratic
party if-that is all they can get," he
slid. ""That is exactly what they do
not want. It is a sop. Why this
ridiculous proposal is the very thing
0iat puts the shackles on instead of
releasing them. To attempt to force
through such a thing will start the
grandest row you ever saw and
there is some potential force here in
the aggregation of, friends of Ire
land." '
Besides Burleson and the friends
c) Ireland, the platform builders of
the party also found drawn up in
battle. array on their left flank, Wil
liam J. Bryan with two loaded guns,
one aimed at the wet issue and the
othecikawing a bead en the league
&.astworks. Mr. Bryan insisted
that he, would not be thwarted in his
determination that the party go on
record with an affirmative declara
tion for unmodified enforcement of
V he prohibition law.
On the league issue Mr. Bryan,
who will Tie the Nebraska member
the resolutions cqmmittee, is not
going to make much fuss about what
&e administration wants in the way
endorsement, but he will insist
apon-'the incorporation of a plank
irging 'the. adoption of a constitu
tional amendment giving a majority
iristead -of two-thirds of the senate,
the power to ratify treaties. The
administration forces, of course, will
fight it and they expect to send Mr.
Bryan home -again with another
s notch in his stick of political de
feats.,,. ,
t "" Palmer Has Planks.
'Attorney General A. Mitchell Pal
mer got into the platform building
(his morning with a series of planks
6U the high cost of living issue.
They are largely the measures rec
odirnen'aed by the president to curb
profiteering and probably will be
accepted by the resolutions commit
tee in substance at least.
Brand Secretary of Eagles
fTo Speak Here Monday Night
Grand Secretary John S. Parry of
Kansas City will address a mass
meeting of the Eagles of Omaha
aid adjoining towns in the Eagle
all. 220 R. huilding, Monday eve
ning -
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Claims Invention
Will Revolutionize
PhonograDh Business
Ralph W. Morrison.
Ralph W. Motrison, one of the or
ganizers of the Cathedral Phono
graph company of Omaha, has been
granted patents covering what is
known as the "Morrison elcctro
magentic reproducer" for phono
graphs, which it is claimed will revo
lutionize the phonograph business.
Morrison is director and produc
tion manager for the Cathedral
Phonograph company. The patent
is estimated to be worth $250,000.
The inventor entered the
phonograph business three years
ago as salesman for a local dealer.
His invention is attracting the at
tentions of prominent men in the
business thneuighout the entire coun
try. The Cathedral Phonograph com
pany now has in operation its own
cabinet factory at Marion, O.; a sec
ond plant at Grand Rapids, Mich.,
and a metal working plant at Chicago.
19 Boy Scouts on Roll of
Honor for Highest Grades
Following are the 19 "honor men
tion" scouts for the last month, hav
ing, the highest grades in public
schools:
Dick Walker. Troop 9. Farnaro.
Porter Forcade, Troop" 9. Farnam.
Jeffriei Nichols, Troop 12, Farnam.
Thomas Corey, Troop 63, Central.
Dexter Henry, Troop 53, Central.
Lyls Shelhamer, Troop 53. Central.
Harry Grossman, Troop 61, Central.
Sam Stern, Troop 6. Central.
Arthur Goldstein, Troop 6, Central.
Ernest Koch, Troop IS, Central.
Julius Blumenthal, Troop 18, Central.
Edward Day, Troop 4s, Cei.trai.
William Prawl, Troop 12, Fame in.
Jack Goff, Troop 10, Farnam.
Harry Bowles, Troop 12, Farnam.
Herman Hrushka, Troop 12, Farnam.
Edward Carnal, Troop 9, Farnam.
Lowell Humphreys, Troop 9, Farnam.
Frederick Ehrhardt, Troop 48, Farnam.
Onions Are Drug On Market
For First Time In Years
Washington, June 26. Onions
have become a drug on the market
for the first time in years, the De
partment of Agriculture reported to
day in its weekly market review.' On
the other hand, . potatoes are two
or three times as high as a year ago
and comparatively scarce. Califor
nia onion growers are plowing un
der their crops, the review says.
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Chicago Pumping Station
Is Facing Coal Shortage
Chicago, June 26. Chicago has
only enough coal to last its pumping
?tations . about three days, P. S.
Combs, city engineer, said today.
The supply, to last this long, must
be evenely distributed.
No hard coal has been received
from the east for a week, V. M. Lc
land, president of the Consumers'
company, said.
Democrats Will Win Upon
Liberal Platform, She Says
San Francisco, June 26. The
democratic party can win in 1920
only by the adoption of a liberal
platform which will appeal to labor
and those republicans who are dis
gusted with their party's reaction
ary platform, Mrs. Kellogg Fair
banks, democratic leader of Illinois,
declared today.
Armenian Who Sought Aid
In U. S. Returns to England
New York, June 26. Gen. Ozan
ian Antranik, who came to the
United States as a member of the
Armean military mission, with the
object of enlisting moral and finan
cial support for the independence of
Armenia, sailed today for England.
Nebraska Pioneer Dies.
Fremont, Neb., June 26. Spe
cial.) Mrs. H. D. Dodendorf, a resi
dent of Nebraska since 1878 and of
Dodge county since 1886, died at theJ
home of a son in . Grand island
Thursday. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. J. M. Toner of Oma
ha and Mrs. Phillip Gumb of Grand
Island and two sons, Harry W. and
William E., both of Grand Island.
The funeral will be held in Fremont
Saturday afternoon.
Bank Clearings Fall
Although bank clearings in Omaha
for the past week were nearly $4,
000,000 under what they were the
previous week, they exceeded the
clearings of the corresponding week
of last year by more than that
amount. The clearings for this
week came to $55,452,507.90. Last
week they were $59,070,064.25. and a
year ago they were $51,281,659.90.
Auditors Hold Picnic
Members of the force of the audi
tor of freight accounts of the Union
Pacific, with their families, held their
annual nicnic at Elmwood park ves-
terdav. Games and contests of
all kinds for all ages were planned
to occupy the afternoon. Basket
lunches provided the refreshments.
About 350 persons were expected to
attend.
Bank Reserve Increases
New 'York, June 26. The actual
cond'tion of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $28,057,280 re
serve in excess of legal requirements.
This rf an increase of $31,905,250
from last week.
The first women to be appointed
as members of the United States
Assay commission are Mrs. Kel
logg Fairbanks of Chicago and Mrs.
Beverly Mumford of Richmond, Va.
Truck Owners Plan
Trade Trip Through
Omaha Territory
At the meeting of truck men lMd
ar the Hotel Kontcuclle Friday eve
ning for the purpose of arranging a
truck trade tour those present were
im.inimous in declaring themselves
in favor of the run.
O. A. Wilson of Andrew Mur
phy & Son was elected chairman of
the committee and Mr. Wilcox of
the Hamilton Motor company 'was
elected secretary and treasurer.
Representatives of the Doafilas Mo
cors (Corp.), the Packard Omaha
company, the Jones-Opper company,
the Nash Sates company and the
Nebraska Oldsmobile company
were elected to serve on the execu
tive committee. Charles R. Gardner
of the Security Motor company was
chosen as toastmaster.
Another meeting will be held
Sunday morning at 10 at the office
of Andrew Murphy & Son for the
purpose of determining the route to
be traversed. The members of the
committee were in favor of routing
through the South I'la'te territory
and were given full power to make
the decision as to the route.
Four organizers, H,' C. Ridgway
and his assistants, B. J. McGee and
Richard Wolf, will return to Omaha
July 6 to make final arrangements
and carry out all detaii.
Lighting Fixtures Burgess-Gran-den
Co. Aclv.
Arrest More Students
Tokio, June 26. Three more stu
dents have been arrested for com
plicity in the sale of war maps, for
which a law student named Seki
Zavva and an alleged accomplice
named Oyama were taken into cus
today last Thursday. Copies of the
maps are said to be already in the
possession of the bolsheviki.
On Way to America.
Taris, June 26. Karl Huzxar,
former premier of Hungary, arrived
in Paris today from The Hague and
will proceed shortly to the United
States. M. Huszar has been com
missioned by the Hungarian Red
Cross to deal with the question of
Hungarian prisoners stll in Siberia
and Turkestan.
Union Outfitting Co.
OUT OF THE HIGH
RENT DISTRICT
Union Outfitting Co.
THE "PEOPLE'S
, ' S JORE"
Union Outfitting Co.
JUXjY
Th
Annual
earance
Sale
Is a Matter of Good Business With Us
If we allowed "floor samples,'-' odds and ends, patterns of "one-of-a-kind-only"
to accumulate on our floors we would soon have no room for
new arrivals; hence the reductions on many items we wish to get rid of.
It is just such events as this that keep stocks at the Union in tip-top
shape always fresh, new, up-to-the-minute, and the savings are very sub
stantial this year. As always"; you make your own terms.
4x6 Flags
Special Monday at
ill
"N Children's Lawn Sw,ing Summer Furniture
JL 9
While they last we offer beautiful, 4x6 foot, hand
I sewed Flags made of fast color bunting with extra
llong pole, rope and bracket that will last you for
'years at $1.69
Porch Swing Substantially made
with joints bolted and braced,
complete with non-rustable
chains, all ready
to hang, only . . . .
$3.75
Children's Lawn
Swing special at . .
Maple Porch
Rocker, $5.69
Hammock Couch With conifort-
. . able spring seat and good khaki
$ cover, complete with iron frame
and chains, &QO CA
0i J only pZZ.OU
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A White House Cook Book
98c
This is a very practical
cook book, containing 592
pages of tried and tested
recipes, each recognized as
the best of its kind.
.In addition there are health
suggestions, hints on caring
for the sick, toilet recipes
and other home information.
Solid Oak Focker In fumed finish
substantially built with wide arms,
saddle seat and comfortable back
in this July Clearance
Sale
$5.95
Davenport Table A beautiful mod
el in Queen Anne period with 66
inch top in rich mahogany finish,
special in the July (SjCO Cf
Clearance Sale ?I)6U
Dining Room Suite In Queen Anne period that will beautify a room com
prising a 64-inch Dining Table, stately Buffet, large China Closet and six
Dining Chairs with genuine, blue leather slipr seats, tQC7 CA
in the July Clearance Sale, at M30 OU
All Tabls and
Boudoir Lamps
l3 Off
Beautiful Lamps with plain or novel
ty bases; silk, cretonne or parch
ment shades.
Simmons Steel Bed A substantial
bed with two-inch posts and one-inch
fillers that will insure a restful
night's sleep in this Aim ttt
July Sale P1 I .OU
A Whole Room 'Full of Furniture Comprising a FIVE-piece suite built
of oak in fumed finish large Rocker and Arm Chair with upholstered
seats, handsome Settee, Rocker without arms and large
Library Table five pieces as shown, only
$42.50
Colonial Buffet
Well built of quartered
oak with two upper draw
ers, large compartments
and French plate
mirror, at,
only
$37.50
Kitchen Cabinet Base In a
white enamel finish so
easy to keep clean large
top with roomy drawers and
bins, only
at
$10.75
Kitchen Table In white
enamel finish with porce
lain top at $10.75
Bed Davenpor t Up
holstered in a good grade
of imitation leather that
opens up into a full size
bed. In this July Clear
ance, only,
at
$62.50
Bed Room Suite A beautiful Adam oeriod in hiehlv nolished vn
hogany with full size bed a large chiffonier, dressing table ana
uresser equipped witn mirror
in this
equipped with mirror $159 50
Latest
Hits
Vocal or instrumental Pathe records are al
ways FIRST with the new Broadway Hits.
No. 22,319
You Said it. E r n e s t
Hare.
Oh, Mother, I'm Wild.
Billy Jones.
No. 22.305
You're a Million Miles
from Nowhere.
Th. Harvest Moon It
Shining.
No. 22,304
That Wondirfiil
Kid From Madrid.
I'll Dance My Way Back
to Dixieland. Patrola.
No. 22,301
Pickaninny Blues. Lew
is James.
Brazilian Chimes. Op
pheus Trio,
Overstuffed Rocker A well built,
massive rocker with comfortable
spring seat upholstered in imitation
Spanish leather, spe
cial value, at ..
$22.50
Tea Cart With beautiful mahoga
ny frame, removable glass tray,
roomy shelf and heavy rubber tired
wheels, special in
the July Clearance,
$15.75
Dining Chairs Built sturdily of
solid oak in golden finish with rest
ful back, special in the July
Clearance Sale, $2 95
Fiber Rocker In frosted brown
finish, suitable for living room or
porch back and spring seat are
covered with a very good grade of
tapestry, in the July
Clearance Sale.
$19.50
Comfortable Ivory Rocker
$19.75
Period Mahogany Fern Box
$ 9.95
RUGS
Low Priced
If you are planning a new
rug for your Living Room
or Dining Room now is
the time to buy.
Tapestry Rugs in 8:3x10:6
sizes are $36.50
Tapestry Rugs in large 9x12
sizes are $37.50
Axminster Rugs in 8:3x10:6
sizes are $74.50
Axminster Rugs in 9x12 room
size at $81.50
Special Values In
Lace Curtains
Grass Rugs
6x 9 Grass Rugs, at $6.00
8x10 Grass Rugs, at $9.00 i
9x12 Grass Rugs, at $12.00
Acme Ice Cream
Freezer 65c .
Make delicious Ice Cream the
economical way whenever you
want it large, 2-quart freezer,
at 65
Food .Choppers With various
cutting knives, each $1.49
Electric Toasters With warming
shelf, only $2.95
Mixing Bowl Sets
- Comprising 5
pieces of sanitary
opal glass,
at ....,....$1.40
Marvo Cedar Oil
Polish For dust
cloths and floor
mops, quart bot
tle, at 39
Baby S w I n g
made of guaran
teed duck with
strong frame,
Dnly 98
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