! THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 15, 1920. 9A
DENVER UNION
Friendly Little Street
Urchin Finds Refuge Here
j MEN TO OPERATE
N JITNEY LINES
'50 Automobiles to Compete
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Denver, Aug. 14. Legal action to
, punish the leaders of the mobi which
; were active last Thursday and Fri
t day nights in connection with the
strike of street carmen, was begun
;t Frfday, while union leaders were
planning the establishment of a line
"A of jitney busses to compete with
J', street can operated by strike
breakers. w According to A. II. Burt of Salt
Lake ity, international organizer
of the union, tentative plans for the
operation of 150 "automobiles were
made at a conterence toaay.
Information against nine men, al
leged to have been leaders of the
mob which invaded the plant of the
Denver Post a week ago last night,
were filed in the court of Justice of
the Peace William A. Rice Friday.
They were sworn to by City Detec-
t live Harry Lane. The total 'dam-
i ai?e done by the mob to the Post
plant is estimated at $25,000 ia the
11 information. .
Those named in the information
;; arc W. L. De Witt. L. F. McKee,
Wesley Goodfellow, James Riggen,
. lewis Tennenbaum, Glenn Slafter,
I; Theodore Olson. C J. Ewing and
I J. Steele. The police received
reports of several bombs being
placjcd'On car tracks Friday, but only
in one instance did the explosions
'r interrupt service. A bomb out 'the
S track was exploded by a car at
Thirtieth and Mout streets, it oiew
the body of the car from the trucks,
nt the body settled back into place.
Ai a result of the rioting during
the strike, Denver's police force will
be increased by 100 men as soon as
the additional members can he re
cruited, it was announced by Frank
I M. Downer, city manager ot saiety
I ! and excise today. Gov. Oliver H.
i "i Shoup today refused a request from
I i the Colorado State Federation of
YtAbor, meeting at Pueblo, that he
I ;,.r nrsiiri to hear uoon the
Denver Tramway company to cause
Aicharge of strike breakers and re
Hnsiatcment of striking trainmen.
".
Strict Conservation
Is Urged to Prevent
I Newsprint Famine
New, York. Aug. 14. Despite im
' pOrtation of German and Scandina
" vian paper in small quantities and
.'fi tar fVirkt rlnnif;tir factories are
;i being constructed, the shortage ii
fj 'news ppint srn ; acute anu
Monlv be combated, by strict conser
vation, according to a statement 'o
' night by the paper committee of the
American rt,;wspaper iuunaucu
association. . . .
Tu nrtiA tK rnncervntinn in
the oast few mor.ths, however, the
r , , i f I
statement saia. nas ueeu itucnc-'
m current quotations of the spot
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;:natket. wnicn nave uctimcu iu
: about 11 cents a pound with occa
sional futures quoted at 10 cents.
; For variously assigned reasons,
'certain manufacturers are offeim?
'.lesi paper for contracts next year
;than they sold to American publish
oAr td, ctstpmnt con
tinued. Several mills unSer course
fhiit were suDDOsed
to be in operation soon, have Men
delayed in comp'etion.
ncrease iii Express
Rates Has Been Granted
Howard, 11-year-old adopted son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Singer, 5022
Underwood avenue, was the young
est member of a large family, liv
ing in a congested district of Pitts
burgh, when the Singers lound him.
Now Hcward is the undisputed,
if youthful, king of the pretty Singer
home. He has a large, airy room of
his own, a green lawn to play on,
and best of all, he has three thor
oughbred English Maltese dogs,
white, fluffy, playful little pups, to
keep him compare .
At the age of 4, Howard, with his
8-year-old brother, Dick, left his
fix other brothers and sisteis to live
with the Singers in Chicago. Some
time later the Singers moved to
Omaha, but 'his. mother would not
permit either him' or His brother to
accompany them. ,
Loved Boy.
We had become greatly attached
to the ivo boys and were nearly
heartbroken' at losing them." said
Mrs. Singer. "When we learned
several weeks ago we could get
Howard back again, w jumped at
the chance. His family had moved
to fiagcrsfield, Cal.. o we asked
Thomas Quinlan of Omaha, who
was on the coast, to bring him back
to Omaha.
"He reached here July 12. on his
11th birthday. Now we have
legally adopted him, so no one can
take Kim from us, can they, How
ard?" Little Chap Happy.
Howard smiled happily and shook
his head. He is a bright-eyed, quiet
mannered little fellow, but he has
an engaging smile that never fails
to win friends. "
"I'm proud of my d6gs," admitted
Mrs. Singer. They are thorough
breds. But ' I'm more proud of
Howard, for Tin sure he is a thor
oughbred, too, even thougTi his
pedisrree isn t as long as tnat ot the
dogs." .
,-, Tnicarit fnrmpr strftCt urchin
of Pittsburgh.' notf plays with "Wee
i'olks. Uinjpie ana noway coy,
jr.," and roughs them about the
vard as if his ancestors, too, came
trom a noDie nngnsn amny.
U. S. Champion Athlete Has
Suspension Ban Raised
Antwerp. Aug. 14. The reinstate
ment of Dan AheSrn of the Illinois
A. C, dismissed yesterday from the
American Olympic team on charges
of insubordination, was announced
ttii llrtrtn
Ahearn apologized this morning in
v, nrcnrf nf hoth the American
rommittees. Thev accepted his
restored to his
former standing on the team, clos
ing the incident.
World's Dearest Newspaper
Paris, Aug. 14. The NearNEast
e i tnnr.racf rfailv cnstinc 10
Georgian rubles, is the onl up-to-
date English newspaper avaiiaoie
for, American relief workers south of
V, Paiiraciic Amprican Red Cross
officers, who are establishing schol
arship privileges lor Armenian stu
dents in the colleges of Constantino
ple and Jerusalem, find it their; only
means of contact with the outside
world.
Villa Beaches Tlahualilo
Mexico City, Aug. 14. Francisco
Villa and his men- reached
Tlahualilo, state ,of Dirango,
Thursday night, according to a mes
sage from Gen. Eugenia Martinez.
Tlahualilo is the place where it
was reported Villa's men would be
mustered out. S
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Aho-. 14. .Authority
ot...bv, a-
inrric rvnrr rates 12 - OCT
. -nntaA tU Amrirsn Kail-
waylExpress company Friday by the
1 Interstate Commerce commission.
' Theincrease bv unofficial estimates
ilwilLadd $35,500,000 to the annual in-
come of the company. The commis
1 sionY-decision does not take into
v .Consideration the rc.ent award of the
vNrsttroad bqard of increased wages
St proxiiuating $43,000,000 to express
.i'; 'wmuaay employes and it is expect-
ctrtne company soon win appiy t
an additional advance to mtet new
' wage scales. ;
iites on milk aivl crcar.-. are fur
" ther," increaicd to coi-icfpfnd wiHi
"the advance tf 20 per cent for traus
!!?poitatioii ot such omir.M'ities ai
i.trirpil h railroals tx"ett where
"there are ro competing icads b
- ,! M-..n ntfprtpH oo'nts in which
'.case an advance of 12 1.-2 per cent
is authorized.
Volstead Act Is Worrying
Apple Shippers' Association
Chicago, Aug J 4. A recipe that
would prevent apple cider from be- j
coming hard cider and one which j
"would not be subject to violation of
the Volstead law was sought in
- speeches before the convention of
the International Apple Shippers' as
sociation today.
': R. G. Phillips of Rochester, N. Y..
secretary, said that the one-tenth of
i-l per cent preservative allowed in
Tmaking cider was not sufficient to
prevtnt cider from Jtarfing a "kick."
Oldf iel'd Put in Charge
I Of Demo Congressional Drive"
;;i Washington, Aug. 14. Repre
sentative W. A. Oldfield of Arkan
sas has been selected to take charge
"of the democratic congressional
campaign headquarters in New York,
according to a statement today by
Chairman Flood of the congressional
committee. The New York office as
well as assisting congressional cam
paigns: in its district, will serve to
keep 'the congressional committee
tin touch with the national demo
"aeatic committee.
'Wfoosevelt is Scheduled for
Speeches In South Dakota
' St. Paul, Minn, Aug. 14. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, democratic vice
' presidential candidate, early today
-vis en route to Sioux Falls, S. D.,
where, this morning, he is scheduled
make the hrst ot a series ot cam
" . Wn addresses in South Dakota.
iilks-ateo will be given today
itchell and Saym.
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The High Cost of Clothes Is
, (Offset by the Low Cost
of Cleanliness
In spite of high costs it is easy to maintain
an attractive wardrobe. '
It costs but little to keep clothes clean and
"presentable.
jShirts must give a few weeks' extra wear,
blouses must do their duty a little longer than
usual. - ' '
' Our careful, intelligent laundry service is
unusually valuable for this reason.
And remember there is nothing myst,eriovfa
about our methods. Pure water, pure soap, the
same materials as you would choose yourself.
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We take the washday worry out
of hot days and render skilled
service at low cost.
Omaha Laundry Owners Club
Send it
Anrl now wo nrp. turninc the last fcAv davs of the Doe-Day Sale into,.
Reed Chaise Lounge a gigantic clearanceof odds and ends everything in the store is in-
'eluded and the reductions- actually run from 10 to 50yc. i ou.can read
ily see that such reductions mian mouey saved to our customers, and
in spite of the bargains offered the Same Liberal Credit Terms prevail.
Our entire line of reed fumitiireears
a reduction of 10 to 50 per cent during
this ale. Lounge pictured is neatly
finished Baronial ana
Is covered in most at
tractive cretonne.
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Engiander 3-Ft. Cot jj
Can be used as a daybed or a sleeping S3
cot Has resilient, sanitary ateel
springs and can
be had In all pop
ular , finishes.
When not in use
both ends can be
placed undrr the
springs. C o m e s
complete with
thick all-folt pad,
at Sale Price .
H Case and Desk
Bvery bookcase as well as
every writing- desk In our
Immense stock bears re
duction of 10 to B0 per cent
during the Dog Day Sale.
Reed Lamp
Has beautifully lined
24-ln. shade and can
be had in
natural o ;
b a r o n i al
finish. Sale
Price .
Our bedroom floor suffered the great
est in reductions of prices during the
Dog Day Sale. Every suite, every
single piece of bedroom furniture has
been sharply reduced for this Sale. The
three pieces shown are unusually large
and finished golden. Can be had sep
arately if desired. Sale Price
Chiff. $62.45 Bed $58.75 Dress. $72.50
Vacuum
A guaranteed electric
vacuum cleaner that
actually does the work
with very
little
effort
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Save 10 to
28
This Is what we are doing
to the prices of our dress
ers. Every one sharply
reduced. Finished golden.
Simmons Brass Bed now
Extraordinary
Bargains in
We have a
great airprise
in stno tor
you in the way
of won derful
reductions In
g u a ra n t e?d
brass beds. You
save lnmi
10 to 50
per cent
on your
H Cane Rocker at
!28
50
lias broad shaped' seat and
wide comfortable wing
back of heavy cane. It
will do you good to see the
wonderful bargains we are
offering in our rockor department.
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2-Inch Posts and Fillers m
Bfcry bed in
our immense
stock including
every, guaran
;eed Simmons
bed can now be
had at X saving
or 10 to !u P'
cent. Be
hnwn I o m
in gold bron
or wnite
enamel
fnish.
Rug Sale Continues-Save 10 to 50
'9-
9x12 Ft. Seamless
Brussels Rugs, at. . .
9x12 Ft. Seamless
Velvet Rugs, at . . .
9x12 Ft. Genuine $1 AJ49
Wilton Rugs, at' Ivfcf
$3P
9x12 Ft. Fancy Grass
Rugs, at
7-6x9 Ft. Wool.Fibre $1 C65
Rugs, at lu
27x54-inch
Rugs, at. . .
Velvet
$y35v
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Chair Now
40
Cornea in the
beautiful Will-j
iam and Mary:
period In Jaco
bean finish
with blue seats
of genuine
leather.
You will have to
look a Jong time
to find a, dresser
of this construc
tion at so low a
price. Is large
and finished!' in-
golden.
Sale Price Greatly Reduced at
You don't have to take our word that this is
one of the greatest bargains on our floors
come in and examwe the three pieces shown.
Seats and back are upholstered in guaran
teed imitation leather. Every library "ite
in stock reduced as greatly as the one shown
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Garland Combination
7-Piece Suite "Slashed In Price
TV-oii the rslpbrated Garland Combin
ation Range has been reduced in price
during the Dog,
Day Sale. A per
fect baker and
burn? coal Or gas.
Sale price ....
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But this Is not the only suite of drnmg
room furniture that has been so great
ly reduced In price during the Dog
Day Sale, The sturdy chairs m the
suite illustrated have genuine leather
seats in blue finish, while the large
table Is moat rigid when extended to
full six feet Sale Price
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B Enameled Crib at
Just try to duplicate if you can this
great crib bargain. Has four large
wheels and can be
had in white enamel 4 AC
finish with com V I I
s fortable pads,
2g at"...
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Special
A n attrac
tive pedes
tal in rich
fumed oak.
.Ordinarily it
would cost
vo'j about
double Mon
day's price.
Just a few
at
6
Electric
Washer
It makes no dif
ference If the
price has been
greatly r e d n c ed
on this guaran
teed Happy Day
Washer. You can
use your credit if
you like at the
specially low cash
price.
Be Convinced See This
Great Bargain on our Floor
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Buy This Suite Now at
You will save an unusually - large
amount of money if -you purchase the
handsome suite illustrated or in fact
any parlor suite on our floor during
the Dog Day Sale. Has removable
spring-filled cushions and ia uphol
stered in choice figured velour. Pil
lowa included in Sale Price
Special
Tomorrow's
price will
s u r e ly in
terest you.
While they
last we of
fer an at
t racti v i
smoker i n
m ahogany
at the low
price of
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Bed Davenport Now g
Had the price not been reduced, you
would have received a great bar
gain in this hand-.
some bed davenport
As when It is opened)
It virtually adds
extra room. S i
Price
169
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Sixteenth Between Harney and Howard
fuf ' AU m
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Chifforobe
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A wonder
addition to any
home. Has a
large, full
length clothes
press, four
roomy drawer
and good Rise
mirror. T i n -
ished fumed.
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