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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1920. HIRAM'S FRIENDS BACK OF HARDING IN THISJTATE Secretary of Republican Club Denies Report That John sonV Supporters Are Holding Out. in reply to a statement made by Frank Harrison, who was campaign manager for Senator Hiram Johnson in Nebraska during the primary cam paign, Thomas J. Sheehan, jr., secre tary of the Harding-Coolidgc club of Nebraska, offers the following: "In the World-Herald it was noted th.t Frank Harrison of Lincoln is sued a statement in which he indi cated that Senator Johnson's friends were not included in the Harding Coolidge club of Nebraska. This was an error on the part of Mr. Har rison, for the fact is that 17 members of the executive committee were supporters of Senator Johnson and 10 members were delegates to the national convention and supported Senator Johnson in the convention. "It is the purpose of the club to be nonfactional and to work for the interests of the republican ticket without consideration of factional differences. Senator Harding dots not recognize any factions in the party and his campaign will be con ducted along broad lines of unity and harmony. "The Harding-Coolidge club lias always been open to all republicans in the state of Nebraska and will re main so. The following is a list ot the men who supported Mr. John son, 10 of whom were delegates to the national convention and sup., ported the senator therein: V. -A. Selleck, L.incQln; Don Love, Lin coln; O. A. Cooper, Humboldt; A R. Davis, Wayne.; C. N. McF.lfresb, Columbus; R. B. Steele. Fairbury; v H. F.. Sackett. Beatrice; M. A. Shaw, David Citv; H. F-. Stein. Hastings; V. H. Miller, Bloomington; A. C. Epperson, Clay Center; F.arl D. Mallory, Alliance; Horace T. Ken nedy. Rroken Row; Dave Robinson, ' Chadron; J. W. Weeks, O'Neill; E. A. Renson, Omaha; A. L. Sutton. Omaha." . ' ADVERTISEMENT ALWAYS OTHER Nebraska Woman Says She Knows Tanlac Is A Won derful Medicine Re stored Her Health IS Months Ago And She's Been Feeling Fine Ever Since. "I have not only regained my lost health and strength by taking Tan lac, but have added 14 pounds in weight besides." said Mrs. F. W. Swain of .1180 Meredith avenue, Omaha, Neb. "I got into such a terribly run down condition that I wasn't able to do a thing about the house, and was in bed for several weeks. I had no appetite and the little I did eat t lways gave me severe pains in th? pit of mv stomach I fell off from 155 until" I only weighed 130 pounds. I was badly constipated and fre quently had such spells of dizziness that I was in fear of falling. I just SOMETHING FOR PRACTICALLY . NOTHING Every Broken Line and Odd Wool Suit Left in the Store That Sold Up to $65.00 AT ONE PRICE THURSDAY Your Choice While They Last SIZES SIZE 30 1 SUIT SIZE SI 2 SUITS SIZE 32 1 SUIT SIZE 33 7 SUITS SIZE 34-25 SUITS SIZE 3531 SUITS SIZE 3626 SUITS Archbishop Who Says Star-Spangled Banner Story Was Fraine-Up '1 he real story of the "Star Spangled Banner" incident in the itinerary of Archbishop Daniel Man nix of Melbourne, Australia, was told reccntly.when His Grace's secretary, the Rev. Arthur Vaughan, arrived in New York City. Father Vaughan expressed surprise and indignation at the distorted version of the incident printed in several American news papers. -He asserted it was a plot to discredit Archbishop Mannix in America. He declared that the Arch bishop, while at Honolulu, mistook th e "Star Spangled Banner," which was played by an American band, for "God Save the King" and refused to stand. But when told it was the American natioiial anthem ' he ' im mediately ro-c to his t'i'tt. Hold Funeral Services for 0. P. Newbranch Tuesday Funeral services for O. P. New branch will be held today at 2 p m. from the home of his son, Harvey Newbranch, 1902 South Thirty-third street. Rev. Father Williams officiating. Pallbearers will be W. R. Watson, K. M. Jones. Keenc Abbott, E. Oi May field, C. M. GruentheiJ and Howard Douglas. The body wi be taken to Lincoln fot burial. ADVERTISEMENT felt tired and worn out all the time and my sleep seemed to do me no good. ' "I had very little faith in Tanlac when I started taking it, but it proved just the right medicine in my case. It gave me an appetite and my food did me good, and al though it is 18 months since I took Tanlac I am still feeling fine. I can cat anything I want and never suf fer any sort 'of pain afterwards. My whole system has been benefited and I am now feeling: better than for many years past. I sleep well at night and get up in the morning feeling as fresh as daisy. I am constantly advjsing others to try Tanlac for it is certainlya wonder ful medicine." Tanlac is sold iy. Omaha at all Sherman & McCoimcll Drug Com pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy and West End Pharmacy. Also Forrest and Meany Drug Company m South Omaha and Benson Pharm acy, Benson, and the leading drug gist in each city and town through out the state of Nebraska. "BERG SUITS ME" SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE 147 SUITS ADVISING S SHE CLAIMS I . No Alterations No Charges No C. 0. f COME EARLY THEY WON'T LAST v 1415 Farnam Street MOTHER DYING, PLEADS FOR GIRL TO RETURN HOME 17-Year-0ld Daughter Re lieved to Be in Omaha Living With Another Woman's Husband. W. J. Hunter, city clerk, has re ceived a letter from Mrs. Carl Mil ler, who gives an address in a Rhode Island town, and writes that her husband ran away with a 17-year-old girl, whose mother is said to be dying. "Her mother is dying and her brother asked me to have a small item in the paper, as it may open het eyes and help her to come home. I heard last weejk that they were in Omaha." On the reverse side of the letter written by Mrs. Miller appears the following letter, supposedly written by the girl's brother: "Helen: Please come home Mother is dying and calls for you. Don't let her die without seeing you. She forgives you for what you have done. You have broken her heart, so 'come home and make her end happy. The married man you went with lied to you, as he has lied to his wife, and he will leave you as he .has left his wife. If ht had any respect for you he wouldn't bring shame and disgrace oi; us all. He knows he can never marry you, as he has a good little wife and baby and lifer religion won't allow a di vorce. He told you he wasn't living with his wife, but he has always lived with her. He has made a fool of you and he has disgraced his chil dren. ' "If you want money to com home, send for it at once. the United States- Department of Jus tice has located him and if they get you it will mean five years for you and ten for him. Why didn't you get a single fellow to go with and let a married man alone? You have broken your mother's heart and his wife's, so do the right thing and come home before mother dies. Your brother. HARRY." Want Volunteer to Direct Packing of Old Clothes Workers in the old clothes cam paign now on in Omaha for the Near East relief are buried in pack ing garments to be shipped. The packing is being done in the Mu nicipal auditorium, but the helpers are in need of a leader or "boss packer." The Rev. Charles W. Savidge, veteran Omaha minister, and famil iarly known as the "marrying par son," has issued a plea for some man or woman to volunteer to over see this work. Rev. Mr. Savidge gives Tyler 1212 to be called by volunteers. Omahans Smash Grand Island Flight Record Two Omaha business men made a record-breaking air trip to Grand Island yesterday in an $8,000 Oriole, Curtiss type plane, piloted by War ren Kite, of the Grand Island Aero company. ''The passengers were Dr. Clyde Roder and Lawrence Brinker of the Burns-Brinker company.- Mr. Brinker had some business to look after, while the doctor had a sisfc call. They naad-; the trip to Grand Island in an hour and 40 minutes and returned in an hour and 30 minutes. Silver Jumps Two Pence on Brisk London Buying Market London, July 21. Silver jumped 2 pe,nce half penny today under -fair sized buying orders from India on a market somewhat bare of supplies. The closing tone was strong. SIZES 37 20 SUITS 38 12 SUITS 39 7 SUITS 40 8 SUITS 42 3 SUITS 44 2 SUITS 46 2 SUITS D.'s LONG Drawings of Capitol Plans Received Here; To Be Put on Exhibit Nearly 100 drawings of plans for the Nebraska state capitol will be placed" cn exhibit at the public library here about August 10. These plans, submittedby 13 of the country's best architects, arc valued at $150,000, and, according to Alan McDonald, president ot the Ne braska chapter oi the American In stitute of Architects, the display will be the best of this nature ever shown in the west. Among the drawings are those of B. (5. Goodhue, architect under the state capitol commission, and of three Nebraska architects. In order that children ma have a chance to see the drawings, they will be held here until after the opening of school. An explanatory address will be delivered on .the opening night of the exhibit by T. R. Kimball, president of the Ameri can Institute of Architects. It is planned to show the drawings in other towns ' f the state after the exhibit here. Country Store Dance on Bill at Lakeview Park The management of Lakeview park will stage a country store dance tonight. This event is the source of much fun for the old as well 4ts the young. Prizes to be given out at the country storen the big dance palace will range from a pair of boy's suspenders to an armload of groceries. The capital prize, which wili be held until the last dance, will be a beautiful elec tric lamp and shade. Barn dancing will be one of the features, and extra prizes will be given for those who participate in this portion of the entertainment. , The crowning event of the season is to be the public marriage of two well known Omaha people. This attraction will be announced for an early date. Gas Tests Show Lower Proof Under City Control Gas being furnished under mu nicipal ownership, sinae the plant was taken over July 1, has aver aged 529.3 British thermal units of heating value? according to tests which have been made by Pro, C. F. Crowley, city chemist. The following tests have been made this month: July 1, 530.9; July, 8, 525.3; July 13, 527.3; July 2, 5337, Under private ownership the min imum heat unit standard was 600 units. R. B. Howell, general manager of the Metropolitan Water board, ex plained that experience has shown that 600 units is unnecessarily high. When hosiery prices started on he up grade PHOENIX HOSE made only slight changes in their pre-war prices Some makes seemed to think "the sky was the limit." Todaythe world knows who the profiteers are, and PHOENIX HOSE is more respected than ever. PHOENIX has shown that HIGH PRICES were not necessary. 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Among our many bargains for Uf Thursday we come forth witii 5 the rocker pictured. One glance and you will de-cide to buy yours H Hartman's. Just a few in the golden oak finish to offer at S the reduced 5 price of. only, M You Save Thursday We have placed on sale a quan tity of the extension table shown above and at a price you can anrpl v afford to nav. We do not ask cash for this bargain but of fer it tq you at your own terms. your owu leiiuo. $2Q5 Come early. Ex tends to full six feet. Only. Value in Golden Oak Finish If you are in need of a center table tomorrow's price should aDteal to you; Just another Hartman bar gain. Special at H Use Your Credit At nil time jour credit at . Hartmnn's is as ooA ns your 55 casb. For this convenience we Hss charge absolutely no Interest. $C95 o o o v0 0 o o o Convince Yourself 'HI You really must see this Dresser on our floors to fully appreciate the bargain we are offering for Thursday. It comes in the HI golden finish, has large size 3 mirror, and is as illustrated, , H Protect Your Books HI Come in tomorrow and see our complete Bhowlnsr of Sectional 5 Bookcases, the kind you can add to from time to time. " "Gunn" r Sectional . Cnsea Surpass any H other In qual- ity end attrac- tlvenes. and the cases are priced up froiv 55 00 No need to hesitate In buying an advertised article at Hartman's, for they show the article as you will find on the salesfloor. To morrow, this bed In the popular gold bronze finish, while they last, cash or credit. And a Guaranteed 'Liberty' Surpassing; in thing: heretofore comfort any accomplished. Fully guaran teed, and- a snap, at Your Opportunity Buy yours tomorrow at this very special price. Nothipg quite go comfortable and inviting as a durable Lawn Swing. You will enjoy rest ing in this roomy swing. Adult size at C hild's site, S3.4S. 250 Refrigerators Just Received By purchasing tomorrow means a . . j.j n mntit dollars in ueciaeu a we j - your pocket. Our complete stocks enable ?ou to select the very size J'OU wani. wane euawti iiuu. - enamel unea. &n $l6i prices to suit your purse, ranging in price up irom . Of Brown Fibre Tapestry Seat Just the kind of a rocker for your porch, one that you will enjoy for its comfort and appearance. Ex actly as illustrated, in the rich brown fibre-reed, with spring seat wim spring bv. $14i ana loose cusnion seat of tanestry. A value, at Bargains in Rugs 9x12 Genuine Royal W i 1 1 0 Rugs, fringed... 9x12 Axniinster $H75 Rugs, attractive patterns , 1 9x12 Seamless a Brussels Rugs, 36 unusual values... 8x10 Fancy Grass $Q75 rings, an coiuib. Use Your Credit $14.95 1 u jaisassasajsse,l 1 Sixteenth Between Howard ' . 1 isr; ?: ff. Don't Miss This Bar gain of All Bargains If You Are in Need of Drawer Space You will do away with this In convenience by attending Hart man's sale of Chiffoniers Thurs day. We offer the one prttured in golden oak finish at a price you couldn't duplicate anywhere. Seeing is believing. All that we ask Is that you see it tomorrow on our 5th floor. $2CE i For cash or credit at, only. . . At a Reduced Price n We are not exaggerating this sj statement for you will soon real- ize the saving when you compare r this price with prices elsewhere. 3 Comes In durable Spanish fabrl- H coid upholstering and the frames are of golden oak. Is convertible Into a full size bed. Reduced to. Table of Neat Design If you are seeking a Library Table, which is attractive looking as well as practical you will be interested in to morrow's special value. There Is nothing that adds so much to a living room as a well chosen table. Has wide book shelf and is highly polished. A special in golden oak only, at a 27H In Walnut Finish g Tfl the colonial period and as ij pictured. Has wide mirror In f : center with swinging mirrors to side. The roomy drawer ex- Wa tends the full width of table. An article no woman would be with- 5 out You select tomorrow from 5 a complete stock in the attrac- tlve 'Circassian walnut finish, at Cretonne Upholstered Several patterns to choose from in the gray fibre-reed, all uphol stered in high grade art cre tonne. You'll be sure to like these rockers, have full spring seats and padded backs, and at tomorrow's price you realize .. a worth-while saving, at. and Harney a jask mm m muz $01 95 a TL-I :
