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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1920)
HITCHCOCK I S PLEASED WITH party nrniifiF I VII VlVM Nebraska Senator Praises Governor Cox and Predicts Victorious Campaign For Democrats. By E. C. SNYDER, H4hlnKlon Correspondent Oninha fW. Washington, July 6. (Special Telegram.) Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock at no time during the long drawn-out fight over a presi dential nominee at San Francisco had cither visions or delusions of the lightning striking him. He was content to receive the vote of his own state and such other votes of confidence as he received from neighboring states during the course of the balloting. Of Governor Cox's nomination Senator Hitchcock said: Best Democrat Leader. "The nomination of Governor Cox is the strongest that could have been made. It insures a victorious cam paign. Of all the candidates before the convention he was strongest in the doubtful states. While loyal in his support of President Wilson's administration, he inherits noncof the enmities and antagonisms which inevitably attach to candidates in any way connected with the adminis tration. ' "I served with Governor Cox in the house of representatives for sev eral terms; have known him for nearly 20 years and believe him to be a man of high integrity, tremendous energy and unusual ability. He pos sesses the faculty of making friends and holding them. His remarkable success during the three campaigns in Ohio -gives some- indication of what he is likely to do as candidate for president. He is a progressive, forward-looking democrat, , liberal and broad-minded.. He has demon strated to the people of Ohio that he is a fine executive." Triumph for Tammany. The nomination of Governor Cox came at the end of a bitter struggle and is looked upon hereabouts as the triumph of what might be called the corrupt wing of the democratic party as represented by Tammany, the Sullivan-machine in Illinois, Taggart in Indiana and Governor Edwards in New Jersey. His nomination will make Ohio the battleground and every inch of the Buckeye state will be combed over for votes. Every city, village and hamlet in that great commonwealth will ring with the fiery eloquence of thousands of par tisans of the rival candidates, Hard ing and Cox, and the nation will watch the struggle with absorbing interest, , Since the organization .of : the re publican party along its present lines this is the third time that the leading candidates for president on the republican and democratic ticket have come from the same state Lincoln and Douglas from Illinois in 1860, Roosevelt and Parker from New York in 1904, and now Harding and Cox from Ohio in 1920.. ' Fifty Contenders in Big States. Cox's nomination will most large ly center the fight in the big states of New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, New Jersey and Massachusetts, whose total electoral vote is 145, and a they have wet leanings, the democrats hope to win the majority of them through the liberal leanings of their candidate. Just what Mr. Bryan and the anti saloon league will do with Governor Cox, the candidate, remains to be seen. Governor Cox was decidedly objectionable to William Jennings Bryan before the San Francisco convention, but Mr. Bryatl has been known to change his views on more than one - occasion .if expediency prompted the shift. . Cox's noniination is regarded as a victory for the wets. FOSTER4BARKER CO. Insure Notice of Their New Location by the Use of an ELECTRICAL SIGN You can make YOUR new or old" location valuable by adver , Using it electrically. Call our sales department for quotation on the cost of a siarn -j at YOUR place. Nebras Congratulations Are Sent to Cox by Edwards, Who Wishes Success i, Jersey City, N. J., July 6 Gover nor Edwards of New Jersey, defeat ed candidate for the democratic presidential nomination, to. lay sent a message of congratulation ' t':e victor, Governor Cox of Oku. . The message read: "Sincere congratulation;,. Your nomination . is well deserved and spells success." Commenting on vhe nomination Governor Edwards saul: "I think it is a fine nomination. I think he will win. It is the best the convention could have done. I shall do all I tan to help elect Gov ernor Cox. New Jersey yave him 28 votes." Asked if he would speak for Gov ernor Cox during the campaign Gov ernor Edwards replied. "1 am not a stump spea'.er, but Governor Cox will commard the united support of th. democratic party. Governor Edwards declared lie cculd not consider the vice presi dential nomination if it were offered him. Sure Relief 6 Bellans Hot water Sure Relief ;E LL-AliS FOR INDIGESTION Delicia Ice Cream Free at Lloyd Baby Carriage Exhibition Union Guttting Co. 'Lloyd' Baby Carriages Are Woven From Reed That Will Not Crack. One of the Finest 'Lloyd' - Carriages Made Given Away Free Saturday. Wednesday when you are down town, tired and hot from shop ping, drop into the Union Outfit ting Company for a big, cooling dish of Delicia Ice Cream with Loose-Wiles Sunshine Wafers. At the same time don't over look the .wonderful display of the nationally advertised "Lloyd" Loom Woven Baby Carriage that is being made at this store dur ing "Lloyd" week. ' "Lloyd" Loom Woven . Car riages are considered, the most beautiful and at the same time the most economical baby car riage that one can buy. The egg-shell-shaped body is sunproof and waterproof the reed will not warp, split or crack and comfortable upholstering and tempered springs make it BEST for baby. The Union Outfitting Com pany, located out of the High Rent District, never considers a transaction "complete until the customer is satisfied As always, you make your own terms. Power r 0 " eg5 Vjti'ir" n t mm Honor Given Cox Predicted By His Mother 31 Years Ago Dayton, O., July 6. Governor Cox's mother, the late Mrs. Gilbert Cox, while attending a New Year's reception given at the White House by President Grover Cleveland, Jan uary 1, 1889, said to the president: "I have -a son at home who will be here where you are some day."' The governor related the story to friends for the first time today. Oklahoma Congressman Dies. Washington, July 6. Representa tive Dick I. Morgan of Woodward, Okla.. died at Danville, 111 , of lobar pneumonia. He had represented the Eighth Oklahoma district in con gress for 12 years. 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This treatment does much to keep the scalp clean and healthy and to. promote hair growth. harUlMkrtwtiTlhU. KMrmt "OinnIfc ntorlM,Dt.lMf,IUMMM(M.' Soldmry wherp. Soap 26c. Ointment 26 and 60c. Talcam26c. 9Cutiaura Soap have with oat mag. Co OVER FORTY YEARS ON DOUGLAS STREET. . ESTABLISHED IN 1870. VCT ) July July Clearance on The Floor Below 55c 36-inch Long Clch;. yard, 39c 55c 36-Lich Printed Shirtings; yard, 39c ' 75c and $1 Fancy Voiles; yard, 69c $1.25 36-inch Black Sateen; yard, S1.00 40c f'-inch White Outing Flannel, 32Wc 35c 36-in. Bleached Muslin; yard, 25c 40c 36-in. Diamond Hill Cambric, 32Hc 60c 42x36 Pillow Cases; each, 46c 85o 42x36 H. S. Pillow Cases;, each, 65c $3.00 63x99 Bed Sheet; each, 2.25 $2.75 72x90 Bed Sheet; each, 2.35 $2.85 72x90 Bed Sheet; each, . 82.45 $3.25 81x99 Bed Sheet; each, 12.75 $3.50 81x99" Bed Sheet; each, $2.95 White Goods Section Main Floor 65c 36-in, Tailor Girl Suiting; yd., 49c 75c 45-in. Indian Head Suitings, yd., 59c 75c 36-in. Duretta Cloth; yd., 59c 75c 36-in. Maid of Honor Nainsook, 59c 75c 32-in. Dimities; yard, 49c $1.00 36-in. Fancy Waistings; yard, 69c $2.50 36-in. fine Imp'ted Waistings, $1.95 $1.50 36-in. Fancy Skirtings; yard, 98c Linen Section Main Fl001 40c Fancy Striped Bath Towels; ea 29c 75c Large Bath Towels; each, 59c 50c H. S. Huck Towels; each, 89c $2.50 Mercerized Napkins; dozen, $1.95 $4.00 72x72 Mer. Cloth; each, $2.95 $2.00 72-in. Mer. Damask; yard, $1.49 $5.00 72x72 Merc. Cloth in hemstitched, scalloped and plain; each, $3.95 $8.50 70x70 all Linen Cloths; ea., $6.95 $12.50 72x72 all Linen Cloths; ea., $10.75 $12.50 21x21 all Linen Napk's; doz.,$9.75 Wasti Dress Goods $1.00 Figured Voiles, , J9c $1.50 Figured Voiles, $1.00 $2.50 and $3.00 Embroidered Voiles, $1.95 . $5.00 and $5.75 Ruffled and Figured Or gandy and French Novelties; yd., $3.95 July Clearance of Corsets " LOT NO. 1 Consists of such brands as R. & G., Warner's and Justrite, with ' elastic top for sports wear pink, 4.0 ca flesh and white; very special. jp.wv LOT NO. 2 Corsets of coutil and batiste. In the lot are La Camille, R. & G., War ner and Justrite, in flesh and white; vals. to $5, sale price, $3.50 LOT NO. 3 Madam Irene and Redfern Corsets in a full range of mod- .aq rn . els; vals. to $12.50, sale price,' pO.UU LOT NO. 4 New models of Redfern and Madame Irene Corsets; values to $15.00, sale price, $10.50 Women's Knit Underwear LOT NO. 1 Women's, Children's and Boys' Union Suits; all $1.00 and en $1.25 values, for talc sale, Oyc - LOT NO. 2 This is a broken lot of sev ' eral well fitting makes; all styles, some out sizes In lot; while they 1 n last, they go at, OJC LOT NO. 3 This lot of Stretton and Nuahape; some out sizes included dj-l IPC $1.50 and ;:.00 values to close, $ ----" LOT NO. 4 Exceptional values in four "of our leading makes; also- 4.-1 17 q I some outsizes; all go for p . . Bathing Suits Of knit wool In beautiful high color com- ,btnations; $12.50 value. . Special at $8.95 , Of cotton knit material; black with red, white with green trimming. y Special at $2.95 Silk Skirts of baronette, tricolette, georgette, fan-ta-si and beautiful colors and color com binations. Sale prices, ' $10.95, $14.75, $16.75 .Women's Hosiery Special Tan, In Lisle Black, White and 60c Special in Silk Many full fashioned, Bladk, White and Brown, $1.50 Small lot of Children's Hose, In the new and smart rib, Brown and White; spe cial, per pair, 59c July Clearance of Men's Furnishings Men's Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length or athletic styles; $2 values, $1.65 Knit Union Suits, long or short sleeves; sizes 34 to 40; $1.75 values, each, $1.00 Muslin Night Robe:?, $3.00 for $2.55; $2.50 for $2.15; $2.00 for v $1.59 Special prices on all Pajamas. Shirt specials. Silk Shirts; values to $15.00, $8.85. Silk and Silk Fibre; 90c values, $5.95 Men's Shirts; a clean of odd lots; values to $3.50, at $2415 Men's Fibre and Silk Plaited Socks; $1.00 values; palft '5c Silk Neckwear, $1.00 values, 69c; $1.50 val ues, $1.00; $2.00 v-lues, $1415; $2.50 val ues, $L85; $3.00 .values, $2.10. Cotton Bathing Sulta, $1.00 values, 69 $1.50 values, $1.00. Men's Wool Bathing Suits; $3.60 and f 00 . values, $2.95 each. Clearance is in full sway and you may confidently count upon the value of the mer chandise offerings in this sale. On many lines the market conditions have permitted us to recently sebure many lots very much below former values. This fact furnishes the basis for reductions on our regular stock. July Clearance Black Silks 36-Inch Trojan Taffeta. No need to explain the merits of this cloth. Formerly sold at $3.75 yard. 36 Inch Satin Duchess, good heavy grade, formerly sold at $4.00. $2.95 yard Were $3.00 40-Inch Crepe de Chine. 6-Inch Wash Satin. 36-Incb White Pongee. 33-Incb Natural Pongee. 32-Inch Tub Silk. 36-Inch Lining Satins. 36-Inch Plaids and Stripes. $1.69 yard Women's Section. July Cleamnce-of Ready-to-Wear DRESSES Smart Dresses of Taffeta, Georgette and Foulard; values $35 to $79.50, sale prices, ' ' $24.75, $29.75, $39.75 and $44.50 July Clearance of SUITS and SUITS of tricotine, serge, wool jersey, checks, silvertone and full wool; values to $89.50, $29.75 and $45.00 July Clearance of BLOUSES COOL BLOUSES of batiste in plain and fancy effect very Special, $2.95 COOL BLOUSES of voile, organdie, pongee and georgette; values to $14.75, Sale Price, $5.95 OVERBLOUSES of voile, with smart sash tie-in-back, filet and embroidery trimming; values to 10-75- ' Sale Price, $7.95 BLOUSES of striped crepe de chine and solid col ors; also blouses of tricolette and voile; values to $19.75. ... r - Sale Prices, $5.95, $9.75 July Clearance of LINGERIE ENVELOPES AND GOWNS of soft long cloth, dainty Cambric and cool Crepes; exquisitely trimmed summer garments; grouped at, $1.65, $1.89, $2.79 and $3.85 PHILIPPINE HAND EMBROIDERED ENVEL OPES and Night Gowns; 'in two groups, $2.95 and $4.95 SILK ENVELOPES, BLOOMERS and B1LLIE . BURKES m crepe de chine and wash satin. Here are grouped our expensive garments which have been displayed; all at one price, $6.00 Each Junior Section. July Clearance of FIGURED VOILE DRESSES, values $19.50 to $42.50. Sale prices, $10.75, $15.75, $25.75 DRESSES OF TAFFETA, Sat in, Pussy Willow and Wool Jerseys; vals. to $49.50, sale prices $14.50, $19.50, $29.50 WHITE DRESSES (6 to 17 years), cool organdies and voiles; sale prices $5.95, $8.95 GINGHAM DRESSES (6 to 14 years), pretty plaid combina tions, $2.49 and $3.49 SEPARATE SKIRTS, beautiful plaid combinations ; greatly reduced to $10.50, $14.50, $19.50 Smocks (sizes 4 to 20) In fine crepes and smock cloth an . in the most ravish ing colors and combinations. Contrasting yarns and silk embroideries give added charm to these artistic gar ments which have been greatly reduced to $3.95, $5.95, $7.9o, $9.95 Prices here of SILKS 2 been reached to anticipate High Grade Silks " A very choice assortment, in cluding Dew Kist, Kumsi Kumsa, Tricolette, Char rneuse, Crepe Meteor, Pussy Willow, finest Foulards . $3.25 yard Final Clearing of Printed Georgettes Youf choice of any fancy Georgette in our stock $2.25 yard Hot Weather Dresses Dresses of Organdie, Figured and French Voile and Gingham. Sale prices, $7.95, $12.95, $16.95, $24.75 Georgette and Sport Dresses Of Crepe de Chine and Georgette in beautiful color combina tions; both beads and braiding gives added high color effects. Sale Prices, $24.75 and $29.50 COATS, both short, medium and long coats of velour, plaids, checks, etc. ; values to $39.75. Sale Price, $24.75 CHILDREN'S & DRAWERS of muslin, with lace and embroidery trimming. Lot 1 (2 to 6 yrs.), 20c to 39c Lot 2 (8 to 12 yrs.), 89c, 49c, 69c WHITE BLOOMERS of good grade muslin. Lot 1 (2 to 12 yrs.) 59c Lot 2 (14 to 18 yrs.) 79c NIGHTGOWNS of nainsook, both high and low necks, em- broidered and lace trimmed, 89c, $1.39 to $1.69 WOOL SWEATERS (for chil dren and juniors). Small lot "high" color wool sweaters; values to $10, sale prices $3.25 and $4.95 Sale quoted represent big reductions from tbos recent months. We firmly believe the bottom has on silks for sometime to come. It is wisa your Autumn needs at these clearing prices. .White Silks $4 40-ln. plaid silk poplin; yd., $4 34-ln. Jap jersey silk; yd., $2.91 $4.50 40-inch Heavy Crepe de Chine; yard, $S.6 ,The Popular Weight for Summer Skirts Plain Taffetas and Satins in light evening shades and dark shades for street wear; 36 ins. wide. Sold at $3.50 and $4.00, sale price, $2.65 yard Thomas Kilpatrick & Co. COATS COATS of polo, full wool, frost cloth, silver cords and in this lot are poplins and jerseys for stout figures; -values to $57.50. Sale Price $29.75 EXTRA LARGE BLOUSES (sizes to 52). Blouses of crepe de chine, pussy willow and beaded georgettes; values to $18.50. , Sale Price, $11.75 Cool Tub Skirts The newer style features in cotton gaber dine, poiret and surf satin; very special, . $2.95, $4.95, $7.95 SILK ENVELOPES Crepe de chine, with th daintiest of lace insets and edgings. Sold up to $5.95, $3.50 Silk Petticoats ' A great clearing of many of our finest numbers, Taffeta, Silk Jersey and Taffeta flounce. Sell ing up to $8.95, , for $6.00 Radium, Taffeta, Silk Jersey and Pussy "Willow in plain and fancies. Priced up to $14.75, for $9.00 Thomas Kilpatrick A Co. JUNIOR WEAR COATS of Polo, Velour Checks, Jerseys, Serge, Tweeds, etc.; greatly reduced to , $14.50, $19.50 'to $39.50 SUITS of Tricotine, Serge, Jer- sey and Tweed; greatly re duced to $29.50 and $39.50 CHILDREN'S COATS (2 to 12 years) ; greatly reduced to $10.50, $14.50, $19.50 GINGHAM DRESSES (10 to 17 years), extra fine quality , in beautiful plaid combina tions. Spe., $6.75, $8.75, $12.50 Individual Smocks (sizes 16 to 20) One of a kind and fashioned of the most superb crepes la -high colors and embroidered in both yarns and silks la flower and other designs. These emocks are nothing hort of artlntlc creations. All greatly reduced to $16.75 and $19.75 vthid pi WTDtr ramam at Ttftwrtth Sfx&m 2314 K St So. gtf I: t
