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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920. 9 (J, S. WILL JOIN IN BATTLE FOR BETURNOF BABY County Attorney Shotwell Asks Federal Government to Extradite Kammerer . and Stolen Child. Three-year-old Rutli Naomi Kam merer will be brought back to the arms of her young' mother, Mrs. Anna Kammerer, if the federal gov ernment has the power to do so. And with her will be brought her father, Charles B. Kammerer, to answer a charge of stealing her away from her mother and taking her to Canada. Mrs. Anna Kammerer with her attorney, A. C. Pancoast, held a lung conference with County At torney Shotwell yesterday and the county attorney declared he would write to the Department of Justice at Washington to lay the case be .ore that department and see whether the treaty between the United States and Canada will per mit extradition of Charles B. Kam merer for child stealing. Sister Fails to Find Him. Three months ago Charles Kam merer called at the home of his wife, who had divorced him, took the child and the same day disap peared. Later he wrote from Win nipeg, Can. His sister, Robina Kammerer, made a trip to Canada to try to find him and persuade him to return. Her trip was fruitless. Meanwhile the mother of Charles, Mrs. Julia Kammerer, 1114 Fred erick street, had been cited for con tempt of court in alleped aiding of him in stealing the child. Is Placed Ijpder Arrest. When the child was not pro duced. District Judge Sears placed her under arrest at her home, where she is ill. "I believe the extradition laws will allow us to bring Kammerer back," declared Attorney Pancoast. "and no efforts will be spared to find him and bring him back." Omaha Will Have No Chief Executive Next Friday and Saturday Omaha will be without a resident mayor or even acting mayor next Friday and Saturday. Mayor Smith states he will leave Thursday evening for the Colorado mountains. City Commissioner Ure, who is acting mayor during the ab sence of the city's chief executive, is in New York and will not be home before Sunday. So the 34th city of the United States, in point of population, will have to get along without a chief executive for a few days. Mayor Smith will spend his vaca tion at Wauneta, Colo. He will be accompanied by the following Oraa hans to this mountain resort: Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sherraden, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gyger, Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mar riott, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Frederick, Judge and Mrs. George A. Day, Mrs. F. S. Dunham and children, Hrs. HarVey G. Millikin and chil dren. Short Weight Charges Made Against Icemen to Be Probed Complaints of short weights of ice deliveries will be promptly in vestigated, according to a statement by John W. Long, city inspector of v.eichts and measures. "We have received some com plaints and our chief difficulty is in obtaining the co-operation cf house he luers who must tesiify if prose cutions are filed in the nolice court," said Mr. Long. "Some hav told me of short weights and then have de clined to assist in prosecution be csuse of fear of incurring the dis pleasure of the ice men." Aged Man, Victim of Heat, Found In Rear of S. A. Home John Morearity, 56 yenrs old. la borer, was found overcome bv heat Tuesday in the rear of the Salva dor. Army Industrial hotel, 1112 Dodge street, by William Hodges, clerk. He was taken to the county hospital where his condition is re ported critical. bherman & McConnell Drug Co. k. HOSPE CO. PIANOS TO"ED AVD REPAIRED Ul Work Guaranteed 1H8 Dooglag St. TeL Dong. 188. SOUTH OMAHA -NOTICE v CRESSETS Family Shoe Store Of fen in. Their July Clearance Sale ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR Priced Low for Quick Site Cuticura Soap -4 Imparts The Velvet Touch Satp.OfateiCTt.Tilcam gcei aara. Fornaplas KidrcM: CattLiboiaaulM.Syt.X, aUlon,Maav .mil Money back without queatioa If HUNT'S Salve fail, in tba treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA. RINGWORM. TETTER or other itching akin dtaeaaea. Try 7S cent box at our riik Johnson and the Eye He Gave to Make Old England "Bone Dry" "PUSSYFOOT" WILL SPEND WHOLE DAY IN, CITY THURSDAY "Dry Evangelist" Speaks at Auditorium at Public Meeting At 8 Tonight. Woman Hurt In Auto Smash May Be Internally Injured Mrs. S. S. Oakford, 3532 Harney street, is still in a serious condition from injuries received when an au tomobile she was driving collided with a tire truck Monday afternoon at Twenty-eighth and Harney .streets. It is believed she is inter nally injured. Mrs. Oakford was driving east on Harney street and the truck was go ing north on Twenty-eighth street when the collision occurred. Her two children, Samuel, 10 years old, raid Merideth, 12 years old, were hurled from the machine and suf fered severe bruises. In his report to Commissioner H. B. Zimmaii William O. Syas, driver of the fire truck of No. 12 station. Twenty-seventh and Jones streets, said that Mrs. Oakford ran f(uarely into the truck. Mrs. Oak ford savs that she did not hear the tircn of the truck. Japan to Aid Merchants Toki6, June 30. Representatives of 25 Japanese banking associations have delegated the industrial bank to advance capital to business men to tide them over their present fi nancial difficulties. William Eugene (Pussyfoot) Johnson, being advertised as "The man who gave an eye to make Eng land dry," will speak from the stage of the Auditorium, tonight, at 8 p. m. This famous prohibition crusader will arrive here from Des Moines this morning, having a whole day to spend in dry Omaha. A reception will be tendered to "Pussyfoot" on the Auditorium stage for half an hour before he begins his address, which will include a re cital of some of his experiences in England. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Anti-Saloon league. Mayor Smith was to have presided, but owing to his absence from the city Rev, E. Lamont Geis singer, pastor of the Hirst Methodist church, will introduce the speaker. The meeting will be free and open to the general public. Lost Eye Last November. Mr. Johnson has been back in this country since last April. It was at a meeting in London last November that he lost his right eye. The meet ing was in Essex hall, in the heart of London. The meeting was to have been a debate between Mr. Johnson and R. Mitchell Banks, a lawyer and a wet leader. More than 2,000 stu dents swarmed into the hall and broke up the meeting. The students kidnaped Mr. Johnson and, in the melee, the prohibition leader lost an eye. He now wears a new shin ing eye that would fool the innocent bystander except that it docs not wink. Insurgents Capture City .. Of Avlona, Report States Belgrade, June 30. A eport that the Albanian city of Avlona has been captured from the Italians by I Albanian insurgents has been re- ctivcd by the newspaper i'rava in I a dispatch from Uskub, southern Serbia, the report adding that the entire Italian garrison ' was taken with the town. The Albanians car ried Alvona bv storm after desper ate fighting with the Italians, the I message declares. Man Held for Stabbing In Fight Over Game of Poker Perry J. Smith, 2305 Vinton street, was arrested by Detectives Trapp and Lahey early this morn ing, charged with stabbing with in tent to wound. Smith was arrested on complaint made to police by his brother-in-law, Charles McCIain. He denied stabbing McCIain, saying they had merely quarreled when he asked McCIain to pay him a poker debt cf $34.30. rrn omowow at Mairftmae9 3 ' When Folks Quit Coffee because of cost to health or purse, they naturally drink "There's a Reason SpecialSale of Women s Lift Off Corns! Doesn't hurt I Lift touchy corns and calluses right off with fingers w s ,)k III II " V iriaanc ion 1 -"U . iLN MB ill I ! II WW n s i 91 f CVfAyl G AT $7.95 4 Pair Apply a fewdrops of "Freezone" upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you- lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness. Hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes, and the hard skin calluses on - bottom of feet lift right off no humbug I Tiny battles if ' 'Fremne ' ' cost but a few cents at drug stores All the wanted styles are included in this great sale and the shoes are of our best quality merchandise of very much higher value, in cluding tan calf, black kids, satins, patents, suedes, dull kids and white kids, in oxfords, pumps, ribbon ties,' street and dress styles, welt and turn soles, any style heel. Second Floor urgess-nasn Company. KVER YBOOYS STORE Five Handsome Pieces Built of Golden Oak Just as Shown Just at Hartmau's and tomorrow only you can save a con siderable amount of money on your' dining room outfit. The suite shown sells in a regular way at almost double our special sale price, and we could not think of making this sacrifice if it were not for the fact that we received a duplicate shipment from the manufacturer. Rather" than have us ship them back they made a big reduction in price to us; we pass the good fortune on to you. Each piece is as shown the chairs have jft patiuctt scars, upnoisrcreu in guaranteed imitation leather. The table extends to full six feet and is sub stantially built. Buy the en tire suite on easy terms, at This Carriage $085 Comes in gray or natural finish. Con structyl of twisted fiber lord find is nicely upholstered in repp. Has Fiber Sides A semi - collapsible sulky that you will he proud to own. Brown finish sides, tan leatherette hood. ii;:!!:d!fiii!ii!i!ni'; " HmiMmi " m m 52 C IJj Usmi credit i Reed Stroller 14M Body built of genuine flat reed, finished in gray or natural color, leatherette hood to match. As shown. ' Jacobean Oak mmmmmmmam mm Prepare for the Fourth of July With New Smocks and Middy Blouses the Regular Price The Smocks have never been more attractive in color, style or quality. Lovely touches of hand embroidery in yarn or silk. The colors are maize,, rose, copen, leather, salmon, green, also all white. Both long and short sleeves. s Sizes 6 to 14 and 34 to 46. The Middy Blouses are of the famous "Jack Tar" and "Goody" makes. The materials are Middy Twill, standard Jean and Galatea, all copen, all white with red, copen navy collars, also with navy flan nel collar. Sizes 6 to 14 and 16 to 22. Second Floor Mm sita taw "RVERYBODYk STORE" Fibrp Reed Sewing Basket $975 A handy article for the porch or sun par lor at a reduced price. Comes in the natural finish. 100 Piece Dinner Set You'll like the handsome floral pat- . rt , tern you'll like the light weight f flXS of each handsome piece. It's a high P Rrade American porcelain set, at a mw great reduction in price mm 75 The thickly padded seats are upholstered in a fine grade of genuine Spanish leather. These chairs are designed after the Queen Anne period and you should buy a set, special at, each AS. LCI IU i m Mahogany Table A long davenport table of this char acter adds a great deal to the ap pearance of a living room. It 13 not otten that you can secure one at such a reasonable price as we are quoting for tomorrow, only . uciii. xl ia nut $7g50 Fibre Reed Fernery Buy it for your sun parlor vou'U be surprised at how well it will loolc filled -with beautiful flowers or plants. Has removable metal tank and comes in the very desir able baronial color. The spe cial price is. . . Comfort Bargain m Has full roll around the en- tire rocker. Constructed In a i comfortabls style of twisted 3 tiber reed and finished in a rich baronial color. Special, at only . U afeTll.l f n short in IP arm T IT v I f rich baronial is I D 3s J. J color. Special. il S " g Couch Hammock I Adam Period Bargain in Oak You can't secure anything that will bring more comfort to every mem ber of the family.' Constructed of gray duck, trimmed in white. Has thick pad over re- siliant springs. Com plete with chains and ceiling hooks. at - mmmmmm Usutd Each piece is well propor tioned, well constructed, and like all suites designed after the Adam period is dignified and de sirable. Come see the suite to morrow. You'll decide that the prices quoted are decidedly low. Bed, now.... $4 7.50 Toilet Table. $5 1.50 Chifforette ..$50.85 llSWilll!i!;!!!!:illll!li!lia!illll!!M Steel Bed Sale It's a Simmons steel bed and ab solutely guaranteed. Has 2-inch continuous posts and substan tia filling rods. Choose between gold bronze finish and secure a worth while bar gain, at x I Novelty Fibre Chair or Rocker $OQ85 . Z stvle weave m fibre. Comes in a rich 3 finish and you can chros either the chair or rocker, at msmsmmmammmmtmmMi .. n n hp i .ua 9x12 Seamless Velvet rugs ; a heavy, , firm ? Q 75 fabric at a moderate price Size 7-6x9 Wool Fibre. . . . .$15.50 Size 8-3x10-6 Wool Fibre. .$18.75 27x54 Velvet rugs $4.75 pt::;f;i;il Ordinarily you'd expect to see such a desirable article tor the sun par lor priced at a consider- 53 ably higher figure, but :a they are on special sale tomorrow. Large as to y size substantially con-3 structed comes in the' baronial finish. s $20i Brown Fibre m ' Center Table jj? $075 1; Use Your Credit H Mahogany End Table We have only a few of these ta bles that are re duced for a quick clearance. Come early for yours, at $j265 42 in. Red Settee Use it on the porch or on the lawn. Can be folded and placed In a small space when not in use. It's a dandy, spe cial, at ii i mm i m 1 ISWe II 1 Sixteenth Between Howard and Harney For Tomorrow Onlv g A Duofold suite in your home B means the addition of another g room. Turn the living room into E a bedroom , by simply opening the j davenport to a full sized bed. M Fumed oak frames, imitation R leather upholstering. Suite cem- E plete, at , flllfflllfflll'llifflWW 53- ' iiKiEiiinniiiiiiiJiiiiuiiiiimiiiiNJiiiiiiiiiHMiiijiimiiEmititmiJiiiuiiiiih Satrmaa A McConaell Drug Co.
