THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930.
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600 VISITORS
MOM STATE WILL
ATTEND SHOW
But Three More Shows Will
Be Given by Samson Be-
fore Annual Fall
Festival.
With but three more shows to be
held at the Ak-Sar-Ben den before
the fall festival, officials promise
to make each one bigger and better
man the one preceding.
A delegation of 600 out-of-town
visitors from Fremont, Valley, Wa
terloo, Elkhorn and Millard will at
tend the performance of "Sky-low"
or "Washday on the Moon," next
Mrnday night.
These towns always send enthu
.ftiastie crowds of Nebraska boosters,
bamson says. Fremont will send a
special train and bring a band.
The problem of keeping the girl
. drummer of this band out has not
yet been solved. No woman has
ever been in the den, and when the
blanket invitation was issued it was
not known that girl was a member
of the band. Samson expects to
have a difficult and tearful scene at
the gate, and it is expected that an
unusually large crowd of 'Omaha
knights will be on hand to watch
developments.
Photographs of the crowd and the
players will be taken at this per
formance. Frank Nelson is in need of addi
tional horsemen for the two parades
September 22 and 23. His tele
phone number is Douglas 41 IS.
BriejCity News
Zimman Not Worried by
Recall Election Threat
City Commissioner H. B. Zimmati
rofesses himself unterrified by the
ieat of a recall election, made by
.ilmer E. Thomas, executive sec
retary of the "Committee of 5,000."
He is standing pat against the de
mand for rescinding the police de
partment ordinance. A committee
will confer with the city council on
tne ordinance, Mr. i nomas oeciarea
Friday.
Mr. Zimann had a long conference
with F. A. Peterson, assistant Unit-
m VtatAa atrtrr vftctpriiav Itlrtrn.
liscussed the pending ordinance ask
ing the chief's resignation. Action
on this measure will be taken up after
the return of Eberstein from his va
cation, about September 1.
Indiana Boys Come Here
. Prepared for Wild West
With revolvers up their sleeves,
two 20-ycar-old boys from Indiana
came to Omaha expecting to meet
Indians, Mexicans and cowboys.
They were brought before Judge
Foster in Central police court yes-t"-day
after having been arrested
Wcdnesdav in the pawnshop of , I.
Gcrbcr. 410 South Tenth street. They
li."d naked Gerber Ho change a $20
bi'1 for tlicm.
The judge took their revolvers, as
suring thpni that thev were as safe
in Nebraska as in Indiana. He then
found rooms for them at the Y. M.
C. A. where they will stay until they
earn enough to return home.
Boy Struck by Automobile
While On His Way to Work
Enroute to Union station to go to
work as dishwasher on a dining car
bound for Wvoming, Joe Varian, IS
years old. 2421 South Twenty-fifth
street, was 6light!y injured when
struck by an automobile driven by
Samuel Pittman, negro, 2562 Cum
ing street, Thursday at Twenty
fourth and Farnam streets. Pitt-
nan was arrested for reckless driv
ing Win Howard, 81, North Fif
teenth street,' and Savannah Har
mon, 1324 North Twenty-sixth
street, both negro occupants of the
automobile, were also arrested.
No More Water Dances for
Omaha, Says Dr. Callfas
If the young men and women of
Omaha wish to dance in the water,
fity will have to go to Atlantic
tity or some other watering place,
ifcver again, says Dr. 'Jennie Call
fas, acting head of the board of pub
lic welfare.
Park Commissioner Falconer,
who had 10 life guards on the
watch, says that nothing could have
been cleaner than this square dance
at the beach. Although Dr. Callfas
had two inspectors at the carnival,
they did not stop the dancing.
Eight Young Men Held On
Charge of Shooting Craps
Patrolman Tafftelle interrupted an
alleged crap game Thursday night at
Thi'ty-third and State streets, and
arrested eight young men who gave
the following names: Frank Carlson,
Floience; Ray Green, 8612 North
Thirtieth street; William Michcels,
3023 Reynolds str?et; Walt Poland,
Florence; W. . Micheels, 3023 Rey
nolds. street snd O. F. Green, 8312
North Twenty-ninth street.
L
ont lot a foot sldo.
jteep you xrom
employment
That eruption on your face, neck
Or hands may not be serious, but
it stands in the way of your business
and social success.
Why don't you get rid of It with
RESINOL? Afewdays'useolthis
mild, healingointment and you will
be surprised at the improvement
It U pure and harmless, cur to tw, tad
Held to Grand Jury Three alleged
boxcar thieves of South Omaha
Frank Ludwig, Raymond Dunlap
and Earl Tlerney, were bound over
to the grand Jury In the United States
District court yesterday morning.
Gain In Postal Receipts A total
of 11,329,253.04 worth of business
was transacted bv the Omaha Dost'
office during the first six months of
this year, representing a gain oi ii,
403.87 over the same period In 1919.
Youth Paroled After enterlnr a
olea of guilty In district court Fri
day to a charge of breaking and
entering the home of John Holm,
6703 Ohio street, on August 3, Clar
ence Steel. 18 years old, was paroled
by Judge Troup to Probation Officer
O'Brien.
Man Found Unconscious A paint'
er working at the home of J. Adler,
2201 Burdette street, was found un
conscious Friday morning. No let
ters or marks of Identification were
found. He was attended by police
surgeons and taken to the University
hospital.
Motorist Arrested F. I. Shipler,
8309 North Twenty-eighth avenue
was arrested yesterday morning and
discharged after a severe reprimand
by Judge Foster in Central police
court for violation of the ordinance
against the sounding of "unusual and
unnecessary noises In the operation
of vehicles."
Held on $1,000 Bond P. J. Nor
ton, charged with beating Rex King,
12, while he was attendant at Father
Flannigan's home was held m il.ooo
bond for trial In district court on
a charge of assault with Intent to
do great bodily harm at the prelim!'
nary hearing in South Side police
court yesterday.
Find Raisin Whisky When offl
cers arrested Joe Samonkovl, Fifty
first and W streets, at Twenty
fourth and M streets Thursday night,
they found a gallon Jug of alleged
raisin whisky, they told the judge in
South Side police court yesterday
morning. Joe was fined $100 for
illegal possession of liquor.
Arrest Robber Suspect Three men
suspected of being implicated in a
number Of recent noldups ana ron.
beries in Omaha were arrested yes.
terday by detectives. They gave their
names as Martin Cunningham, lis
South Twenty-ninth street; Lyman
Larsen, 2120 Douglas street, and J.
P. Murphy, 2725 Douglas street.
Two Held as Fugitives Two fugi
tives from Justice, William Smith,
1019 South Tenth street, and Harry
Coffman, 2518 N street, were arrest
ed by Omaha police today. Smith
is alleged to have deserted his 21-
year-old wife in Rockport, 111., while
Coffman is accused of being impli
cated in a diamond theft in Kansas
City.
Given 30 Days Earl T. Beni,
Twenty-first and California streets,
was sentenced to SO days in the
county Jail by Judge Foster in Cen
tral police court yesterday for say
ing that he was an officer when he
was discovered Thursday evening
with a negress on the back porch of
the home of Mrs. Jack Graham, 510
North Eighteenth street
Plan Pilgrim Float A replica of
the figure of Education as it appears
on the national monument to the
Pilgrims at Plymouth, Mass., will be
made at the Ak-Sar-Ben den and
placed on a float to represent the
Omaha public schools in th tercen
tenery celebration parade of the
landing of the Pilgrims to be held
in Omaha September 23.
Raid Disorderly House Five per
sons were arrested by South Side
police Thursday night when they
raided the home of William Edwards,
4731 South Twenty-sixth street. In
South Side police court yesterday
his wife, Goldie, was fined 125 for
vagrancy and sent to the detention
home. Nora Thompson, 2512 M
street: Oscar Knoche, 2409 M Street,
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Before
Prices go up
Come in for the
details of muv
BudrjefPlan
If you are thinking
boat purchasing New
Edison, murk this.
The New Edison today
- costs leas than 1 8 over
what it did in 1914.
Mr. Edison baa person
ally, held prices down
by absorbing mora than
one-half of toe increased
costs of mannfketaring.
Ha may not be able to
do this much longer.
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ROUSE'S
Phonograph Parlors
1916 Farnam
Douglas 7782
and Huston Dickey. 422S South
Twenty-sixth street, were fined 15
each as Inmates of a disorderly
house.
To Speak In Omaha Senator Hir
am Johnson or former Senator A. J.
Beveridge of Indiana will probably
speak in Omaha during Ak-Sar-Ben
week, according to word received
from Thomas Lynch, secretary of the
Douglas county republican central
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committee, who is visiting the re
publican campaign committee's
headquarters in Chicago.
Couple Ask license Alfred Moni
co, 18, and Concetta Serratore, 17,
were waiting at the doors of the
marriage license clerk In the Douglas
county court house the morning or
Friday the 13th. The youth said
that they had planned to wait two
years but that hisi mother was so
lonely he decided 10 marry at once
and take his bride to his home.
Will Tour Canada Three Omaha
men are members of a party which
Is touring Canada on an inspection
trip of Canadian resources at the In
stance of F. H. Peavey & Co., Min
neapolis grain merchants. They are:
E. P. Peck, vice president of the
Omaha Elevator company: Luther
Drake, president of the Merchants
National bank, and Walter "W. Head,
president of the Omaha National
bank.
San Francisco Divine
Will Preach Here Sunday
Rev. Tohn K. Poucher of San
Francisco, formerly o Omaha, will
occupy the pulpit at the First Meth
odist church hrre next Sunday
morning and evening. v
Mother Withdraws Petition
For Release of Children
Her two children, Dorothy and
Margaret, in the Child Saving Insti
tute, have received excellent care,
Donella Pearl Horton now declares
in a signed affidavit, following
charges by the Board of Public Wel
fare. She hid gone to them to secure
the release of her daughters. She
said they were held as hostages for
unpaid board. The children are
still at the home.
Bee Want Ads Bring Results.
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ANNUAL AUGUST BLANKET
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
dUB&ES
ANNUAL AUGUST FUR SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
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Saturday will be a wonderful day in our
UMMER
Q
EARANCE
SAI
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MEN!
Here Are Wonderful Bargains in
Fine Shirts
$1.35
At Less Than Half Price
Our shirt department has secured shirts in an assort
ment of the most wearable colors and patterns and offers
them at a price that will surely acquaint men with the
Burgess-Nash values.
Choice of Our Entire Stock of
Bathing 5uits at V Price
Main Floor.
Long Silk Gloves
Extra Special, $1.95
A special purchase of factory run of a famous glove manu
facturer. These gloves are a beautiful quality of tricot silk, 16
button mousquetaire style with Paris point backs, in white only.
The gloves have slight imperfections, which will not interfere with
the wearing quality in the least.
Short Silk Gloves, 85c
A splendid assortment of short silk gloves, Milanese and
tricot silk, with two and three clasps, in white, black, brown and
pongee.
Main Floor..
Candy '
Specials
For Saturday
price on all Guenhangen's
fine box candies.
Jumbo salted peanuts, very spe
cial, 30c lb.
Marahmellows, toasted, special,
49c lb.
Butter Scotch Caramels, at 59c
lb.
Peanut Clusters, chocolate
coated, 69c lb.
Iced Caramels, very delicious,
69c lb.
Kodak
Albums
20 Off Regular Price
We also have a complete line of
Kodaks and Films at reasonable
prices.
One day service on photo finish
ing. 1
Wonderful Values in
Summer Clearance Sale of
Stationery and
Accessories
12 PRICE
All desk sets, picture frames,
leather desk accessories and game
sets, Romont linen writing paper
and Quill pen Sets.
Main Floor.
An Extraordinary Display and
Sale of Fall Hats
$C00 $750 SHAOO
Of importance to every woman.
You will like these plain and embrbidered Duve
tyn, Feather Hats, Taffeta Hats, Satin Hats, Lyons
Velvet and Duvetyn, Panne Velvet and Duvetyn Solid
Panne Velvets. ,
These are off-the-face models, close-fitting effects,
large, broad side effects, drooping brims, chin chins,
and all sort of novelty shapes in black, brown, navy,
pheasant, copper taupe, hennas, aa well as combina
tions. Over 1,000 to choose from on Saturday in
three great groups.
Sacond Floor
An Enormous Clearance Sale of Women's
Low Shoes and
Fall Boots
$5.95
A Price Less Than Present Cost
These are without a doubt the most wonderful values ever
offered in our Shoe Section. Almost every conceivable style, color
and combination in this assortment. Most of these boots are of a
high grade Brooklyn make and made up to our own specifications.
The leathers are kid, calf, suede and patent leathers. The heels
are covered French and leather French and military.
The colors are black, tan, brown, gray, mouse gray, oyster
gray, fawn and many pleasing two-tone effects.
All sizes and wiatns are represented.
ALSO about a dozen new styled Pumps and Oxfords priced
the lame, $5.95.
Second Floor.
Jersey Silk
Union Suits
$4.95
Women's Jersey Silk Union
Suits with bodice tops, reinforced
where the wear comes, an extra
ordinary value at $4.95.
Women's Union Suits
85c, or 2 for $1.50
Main Floor.
This Will Interest You
A GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE OF
Blouses
at $4.00
Beautiful Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Organdy,
Voile, and Batiste Blouses are included in the lot
There are tailored and semi-tailored and fancy
lace-trimmed styles. Every orte an unusual value for this
ridiculously low price.
x Priced less than cost of material.
, ' Second Floor.
SALE OF
DRUGS
At Very Special Prices
Colgates' Dental
Cream, 19c
Tooth Brushes, hand
drawn bristles, 15c.
Listerine, (antiseptic),
medium size, 39c.
Brighton's Violet Tal
cum, 15c.
Powder Puffs, 2V&
inch size, 6c
Hand - made Rouge,
33c
Odorono, for perspira
tion, 24c '
Armand Face Powder,
42c
An Enormous Sale of Women's and
Misses' Beautiful
Wool Tricotine
Dresses
$19.50
Large Variety of Styles for Selection
The very finest quality of Tricotine has been used in these
dresses, which are splendidly tailored throughout and which
are finished with little individual touches which appeal to the
discriminating woman.
Every dress is individual and distinctive in style, and the
variety of styles extend from the youthful models for the
younger miss to the more conservative ones for the matrons.
An Exceptional Value in
Tweed Coats
$15.00
The woman who motors or drives always has use for one
of these full-length coats of grey and brown fancy mixtures.
Pockets, belts and convertible collars add to the attrac
tiveness of these garments.
Summer Clearance Sale of
Wash Skirts
IN THREE GROUPS
$1.95 $2.95 $4.95
Every smart style and wanted material is included
in these tub skirts of gaberdine, pique, repp and sol satin.
The Greatest Values That We Ever
Offered on Sale Saturday
Bags
$1.95
Bags .
In Three Groups
$3.95
Bags
$5.25
A most complete collection of im
ported and domestic materials, fash
ioned in new and exclusive styles.
Hand bags of beautiful brocades,
embroidered silks.tricolette and taffeta.
The linings are silk and blend har
moniously with style of bag design.
The frames are metal in rose, gold, old
silver and stone-set green gold. Many
are of shell.
Main Floor.
Our Entire Assortment
of Exquisite
Jewelry
With the Exception
of Diamond
Less 20 Discount
From Our Already
Fair Prices
Choose from our entire
stock of Ladies' Bracelet
Watches, Pearl Necklaces,
Hair Ornaments, Sterling Sil
ver and Solid Gold Jewelry.
Sale priced 20 from regu
lar marked prices. Discount
deducted from plainly marked
price tickets at time of sale.
Main Floor.
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Extraordinary
Summer Clearance of
Girls' Dresses
At $4.95
Made of Dainty Materials
Values that cannot be dupli.
cated, as they represent a saving
of two-thirds their former prices.
Dainty, crisp organdies, fancy
stripe voiles in dainty colors.
Sizes 6 to 14.
Junior Department Second Floor.
Extreme Values in This Limited Number of Men's
All-Wool Suits
$17,50
Every Suit Less Than One-Half
Regular Price
This group includes worsteds, cassimeres and
cheviots in the better make of suits. Double and single
breasted, high waistline effects, belted models and many
others in grays, browns and fancy mixtures.
In the Lot You Will Find the Following Sizes:
Sizes v 31 32 33 34 35 36 37138 39 4042 44!46
Number of Suit. If S 7j 13 26 24 22 171 412 12 5 2
Fourth Floor
Of Interest to Mothers We Will Place on Sale 500
Boys' Wash Suits
Which Is Less Than Cost of Material
Many styles and patterns from
which to select Every suit a value
that is very extraordinary, but for
quick clearance we have put this
extremely low price on them.
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