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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1920)
ihc; u Ki a n a 'SUNDAY BEE: JULY 11. 1920. 7A V V Y ROOSEVELT TO MEET WITH COX ON NEXT MONDAY Vice Presidential Nominee of Democrats Will Discuss Campaign With Head of Ticket. Dayton, O., Julyx lO.Governor James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the democratic standard bearers, will have their first meeting since the San Francisco -convention, in the executive office at Columbus next Konday afternoon. The governor received a telegram from Mr. Roosevelt today stating he yill leave St. Louis tomorrow even ing: and will arrive in Columbus about noon Monday. He will go direct to the executive office at the capitol where the presidential nomi nee will be awaitiiift him. Governor Cox will motor to Co lumbus either Sunday evening or tarly Monday morning. Governor Cox will get first hand information on the San Francisco convention tomorrow from Judfre T. T. Ansbery of Washington, D. C, who was a delegate from the District of Columbia and one of the governor's leaders in the conven tion. He will "arrive tomorrow morning. Golf will claim the attention of the candidate this afternoon. He will play at the Dayton Country club course. His partners will be Fred Rike, Lee Warren James and I. G. Kumler, local friends of the , governor, i "Keep a level head,'' was the greeting sent by Harvey C. Garber, an Ohio democratic leader who for many years was the governor's bit ter political enemy. Garber wired from Denver. Governor Cox today corrected published statements that he is of ' 'English-German extraction. He stated that'his parents were of Eng .'lish and Scotch descent. Evidence Aqainst Tom Kelly Insufficient, Says Judge ; ; Judge Fitzgerald, after hearing the testimony in police court yester day in the preliminary hearing of 'Thomas Kelly and William Conley. "fecently arrested in Denver and , brought here to answer a charge of stealing an automobile from W. B. ', Hughes, told the prosecution he didn't believe they had enough evi- ! dence against the two men to even take the case to a jury. '. However, the judge said, lie would give the prosecution until Monday ' to present further evidence, The automobile" was stolen on June' 7. Kelly and Conley introduced as evi dence several affidavits of Denver people that they were in Denver continuously from . Decoration day to June 12, when they were arrested, G. A. R. Veteran Appointed Bailiff In Estelle's Court Charles T. Smith was appointed yesterday to be bailiff of District Judge Estelle's court, succeeding the latt lolin H. Hulbcrt, who served for 20 vears. Mr. 'Smith, who lives at 1118 North Forty-sixth street, is an old soldier and commander of George Crook post, Grand Army of the Republic, of which post Judge Es telie is a member. The position pays $116 a month. HARDING TO MAKE VICE PRESIDENT CHIEF ADVISOR Declares Running Klate Will Participate in All Cabinet Meetings. Marion, O., July 10. J order to benefit by the judgment of his1 "chief partner," Senator Harding announced today that if he is elected president on the republican ticket the vice-president would be invited to participate ill all cabinet meetings. It is the' senator's view that this would bring about greater co-operation between the executive and leg islative departments. "Senator Harding believes," the statement said, "the country would greatly profit through this partici pation by the vice president in the cabinet conferences of the admin istration. It not only would elevate the office of the vice president, but would give the president the sound advice and able assistance of his chief partner in handling the na tation's affairs." Hays today gave out the following outlines of the speakers' bureau: "The speakers' bureau will be headed by United States Senator Harry S. New, Indiana, as chair man. Senator New directed the Roosevelt campaign of 1904 , from western headquarters. Associated with him in charge of the eastern division, with headquarters in New York, will be Congressman Thomas B. Miller of Delaware, eastern man ager for General Wood in the pre convention campaign. Congressman J. W. Good of Iowa, chairman of the appropriations committee of the house, will be in charge of the west ern division headquarters. Chicago. All these men will give all of their time to the work, with a full corps of assistants. "The speaking campaigns of the senatorial and congressional com mittees have been consolidated with the national committee's work and 1 there will be but one speakers' bu reau. "Apart from these national activi ties, Senator New will keep in close touch with the campaign in his own state. He is taking up this national work, not only because of his deep 'interest, but at the earnest personal request of Senator Harding and Chairman Hays." Give Farewell Dinner - A farewell dinner for J. H. Staf ford, assistant manager of the Ho tel Fontenelle. who leaves Omaha next Wednesday to become man aper of the Hotel Noble, Lander, Wyo., will be given by Omaha ho tel men, members of the American Greeters' association, in the ' Fon tenelle on Tuesday night. ; Suspects Boomer of Theft Mrs. L. C. Washington, 2724 Parker street, reported to police the loss of-$50 from her home Friday night. She suspects . a man who rented a room in her home for sev eral days this week of taking the monev. ' A 1- . dehydrated and lcmoiu. One Kube make a gla of old-faahioned, home-made, all-fruit jelly with the "tang." You limply add sugar- and water. Make Real . jelly any time of year 10 minutes. Send 25c today for sam ple to make 3 glasses. THE CITRICUBE COMPANY ANAHEIM, ORANGE CO., CALIFORNIA Beginning Monday, July 12 , the office of the Omaha Loan and Building Association will he open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Northwest Corner Dodge and 15th Streets f'i TENTS . ,-, I . FOR -UR1K5ER CARIPING- LOT 116x16 Pyramidal Squad Tent. Made of 12-oz. duck; can bo pitched either on a frame and made into summer cottage, or , on the ground and used as a tent Large enough for S cots and equipment All are In A-l condition. They cost the gov ernment $104.00. , Special, our price, each $35.00 v And Up. . ' Lot No. 29x9 U. S. Navy Wall Tent, 4-ft. side Willi,' ridgepole style. Just the size for small tourist or camping party. Spe cial this week, each, $30.00 U. S. Army 12-oz. Tarpaulins, 12 ft. by 15 ft. Ideal for. stack, wagon or auto covers. Special, only $22.50 each. . v U. S. Regulation Pup Tents or Shelter Halves. Price per com plete tent, $4.75. Get your tent while our supply lasts at these low special prices. ' ; r Many other itemaJor -the motoristr-tonrist and campers. Send for complete price list Mail Orders Filled Carefully and Promptly. HEBRASKA ARMY & NAVY SALVAGE CO. HI Howard St, a Omaha, Neb. OPEN iUTlRDAY EVENINGS. . 16l Howar4 St. 4- ' Sues for Alleged Injuries Margaret Wilfong sued the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street' Railway company in district court yesterday for $5,165, alleging that a street car struck the motorcycle sidecar in which she was riding at Thirty third arid Q streets, November 7, 1919, and injured her. Needed Another Girl In Order to Stage Party Albert Cady. 2916 Erskine street, and Le Roy "Spot" McKenna, 2215 Dodge street, needed another girl besides Ivon Nickerson, 2404 Cass street, to hold a party. So thev went to the home of Bertha Davis, 3901 North Fortieth street, whose mother refused to let her go, took the screen from the window and poured water on her to awake her. The foursome then went to Cady's home. They had breakfast downtown. Now the two girls are at River view home, where they will remain until next Saturday, when their case will be brought up again. County Attorney Shotwell has filed a complaint against McKenna for contributing to a junior delin quency. Cady, who has served 20 months in the state industrial school at Kearney, has been sent back. Begin Construction On $60,000 Lutheran Church Ground will be broken at once for the construction of 'the new $60,000 Evangelical Emanuel Lutheran church at Sixtieth avenue and Main street, Benson, according to George L. Fisher, architect, who has been given orders to complete pjans. The new edifice will be JS by 90 feet, of brick and stone, and thor oughly modern throughout. Sunday school classrooms will Jg,in the basement and an auditorium-with a seating capacity of 400 and a bal cony above. The Rev. F. V. Swskofc; pastor of the church. "Ask Mr. Foster" for any information you may with concerning travel ( schedule, rates and hotel accommodations. Balcony S 101 a eyerybodyS stork uxtsm Barber Bill Barber Shop Children's Hair Bobbin on .;. Patent Hobby Horses ; Fourth Floor Take Advantage of Our Great July Sales For Monday We Offer an Enormous Clearance Sale of Remnants of Silk At V2 Price I B7C If Ss I Everybody driving or riding in . an oiifnmnhilp is thankful fnr t.hft lr?D ANGERS little nosfcs marked dancer, that is jf" aro fniinH nvnr nnpn hnlpa in thn road or at particularly dangerous corners. However, most of these danger posts lust be placed in a' person's mind rather ihan by the roadside. In order that the motoring public be're minded more often of the various dangers, we will publish in our daily advertise ments a series of danger posts that should be placed in the mind and kept there per manently for ready reference. PASS TO THE RIGHT when you pass another vehicle it may avoid a bad ac cident as well as injury to your machine. A Very Special Value in Women's Hose $3.00 We will place on sale a complete assortment of Burnasco special hose in black, white and the desired shoe shades; this stocking is made with six-thread heel and toe and double sole and will give satisfactory serv ice. Priced at $3.00. Women's Hosettes .Women's Hosettes in the plain and Reinbart effect. They come black, white and assorted colors for bath ing and sport wear. Priced, $2.35. Children's Sox, 45c Main Fleer For one day only, we offer on special sale hundreds of lengths of silk remnants in lengths from 1 to 5 yards in a piece, consisting of both plain and fancy silks. Economical women will take advantage of this sale, for the present styles offer such possibilities in using short lengths and combinations of materials. 36-inch Plain Chiffon Taffeta. 40-inch Georgette Crepe. 36-inch Plain Silk-Poplin. 40-in. Figured Georgette Crepe. 40-inch Crepe de Chine 32-inch Silk Shirting. 36-inch Fancy Taffeta. 36-inch Plaid Silk Poplin. 36. inch Figured Foulard. 36-in. Stripe and Plaid Mescaline. 36-inch White Wash Satin. 40-inch Figured Radium 36-inch Silk Tricolette. 40-inch Sport Skirtings. 36-inch Fancy Lining Silks. 40-inch Figured Foulard. 36-inch Figured Kimona Silks. 36-inch Plain Taffeta. Remnants of Wash Goods on Sale Monday V2 Price For Monday only, we offer every remnant of fine wash goods, c onsisting of figured voiles, plain voile, ginghatn tissue, wash suiting, etc., in lengths from 1 to 6 yards in a piece. On sale at V price. Mala Floor An Important Clearance of , Drapery Remnants Special V2 Price Odd lengths of beautiful drapery materials, including dam asks, silk madras, Diana cloth and repps. Some squares of tapes tries suitable for cushions. A large quantity of-short lengths of cretonnes; just the thing for porch pillows. Short lengths from 2 to 5 yards of figured and plain nets, , scrim, voiles and marquisettes. Third Floor Make Work Easier By the Use of Burnasco Vacuum Cleaners Extra Special, $24.75 Each. Light in handling. Takes the drudge out of cleaning and makes housework easier; weighs only 10 pounds. A limited quan i tity will be placed on sale Monday. Third Floor For the Economical Housekeeper We Offer Odd Pieces of China At V2 Price ' This price sale of broken lots-and odd pieces from the China Section include : " Jardinieres, Marble Statues, Flower Boxes,' '', Bouillon Cups and Saucers, Sherbet Glasses f and Pieces of Fancy China and Cut Glass Third Floor Purchase Your Victor Records Now Prices Advance July 15th Fourth Floor Special Sale of Wash Goods v ' In Two Great Groups ' ... nnr entire stork of fine wash eroods on sale Monday in two lots. Priced for quick clearance. At 69c- Figured voile in both light and, dark colored grounds, imported ginghams in plaid and stripe, plain ratine, Peter Pan gingham in plain shades, wash suiting, tissue gingham, plain voile, all shades, and flowered dimity. At $1.19- Consists of fine figured voiles on light and dark grounds in very unusual styles, many patterns are copied from silk Georgette, all 40 inches wide. On sale Monday at $1.19 yard. Main Floor Interesting BOOKS FOR Summer Reading At 69c Each - Titles include all of: Zane Grey. Rupert Hughes. Gene Stratton Porter. ! Eleanor Porter. Harold Bell Wright. B. M. Bower. Grace Richmond. Joseph Lincoln. S '.T : A Splendid Assortment of Household Linens At Specially Reduced If rices Huck Towels, 59c Union linen (half linen and i half cotton) huck towels- at 59c each; a very fine quality, with handsome Grecian, key border; size 21x40 inches., Huck Towels, $2.75 Hemmed huck towels, $2.75 dozen. A splendid quality 'of huck without filling of any kind. One dozen to a customer. Marseilles Bed Sets A Clearance Sale of Children's-, I IE r2 price Third Floor An Extraordinary Sale of Table Damask $2.50 Irish linen table damask at $2.50 a yard. An excellent qual ity, priced at less than today's manufacturer's cost; 70 inches wide; handsome designs. Table Damask, 68c Table damask at 68c yard. A good quality and heavy weight, several good designs. Table Cloths, $1.95 Breakfast table cloths, $1.95 each. A splendid quality of bleached damask in Fleur de Lis, with Grecian key border. Size 5 4x5 4-inch. Damask Napkins y $1.75 Damask napkins, $1.75 doz. A bleached damask napkin hemmed ready for use. Only one dozen to a customer. White Fabrics, 65c Beautiful white fabrics, 65c yard. These materials are in all the desirable patterns of the season and include plain and fancy gabardines, lace cloth, uniform cloth, piques, seed voiles and flaxons. All at the very low price of 65c yard. Main ! g $7.95 Satin finish Marseilles bed" sets, $7.95 set Set consists of spread and bolster cover to match; these have neat scal loped edge and come in beau tiful embossed designs. MarseillesBed - " Spreads, $6.95 Satin finish Marseilles bed spreads; then, are of excellent quality, with beautiful patterns, scalloped edge and cut corners, for full size beds. $6.95 each. Turkish Towelsy $3.75 Bleached Turkish towels -at $3.75 dozen; a good quality' and of good generous size. Floor Summer Negligees At. i4 off sasr Daintily Made of Cool Dotted Swiss, Sheer Organdies, Voiles, Japanese Crepes, Cotton Challies, Cotton Pongee, Barsa Silk Crepe in Grecian Robe, Slipover and Kimona Styles "PTvmiiciolv TriiYimorl in Ori- ental embroidered motils, W firm lappa and insertions. rih--T - - , - - bons, French flowers and fin ished with dainty Batiste col lar and cuffs. The colors are: Coral, Maize, Rose, Wisteria, Purple, x American Beauty, Shell Pink Blue, . v French Blue, Peach, Salmon, Nile . ' Green, Navy, Lavender and White , Sizes 34 to 46. 1 Socond Floor I'm 1 I m M For'the Summer Traveler Sale of Luggage ; At Very Special Prices Monday Are you taking your vacation-now? If you are, these specials in the luggage lipe will interest you. ' . 4 Suit Cases, $3.95 Matting suit cases, 16x18 inches, of finely woven grass matting, tastefully lined with cre tonne. A wonderful value at $3.95. Basswood Trunks, $11.95 Large 34, 36, 38-inch basswood trunks; heavily reinforced, covered hat box in tray; brass locks and catches $11.95. Cowhide Traveling Bags, $8.95 Walrus grain cowhide traveling bags, in side locks and catches, double pockets, full 1 18-inch size, $8.95. Fiber Suit Cases, $1.95 Fiber suit cases, steel corners, good heavy handles; just the thing for camping trips or the automobile $1.95. v Wardrobe Trunks $37.50 $42.50 $50.00 A large assortment of wardrobe trunks specially priced. These trunks will take your garments and bring them back in perfect order. Steamer three quarter and full sizes. All standard makes; built of three-ply basswood, covered with vulcanized fiber. v v i !(( Section Fourth Floor J, A ,
