THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1920.
HUSBAND TAKES
DAUGHTER FROM
'HIS WIFE'S ROOM
Mother Obtains Court Order to
Prevent Molestation
Small Girl Returned
Tn Hop
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Following -an early morning raid
yesterday, in which John L. Sulli
van, her husband, came into her
room, dressed their 4-year-old
daughter, Lois Mary, and took her
away with him, Mildred Sullivan,
212 South Twenty-fifth street, ob
tained a court order yesterday re
straining her spoust from investing
her or from removing her child from
the jurisdiction of the courr.
Sullivan bfought his little daugh
ter back to her mother yesterday
morning when hs was served with
the restraining order.
The Sullivans left their chi'd with
a mutual friend m Denver last Oc
tober, after they rrtid been unable to
pet along together, the wife said.
The understanding was tint they
vere both to bs free to visit the
child.
Later Mrs. Sullivan came to
Omaha and obtained employment as
a waitress at the Union station. She
heard that the child had been taken
ty her husband,
They afterwards patched up their
differences and went to Deliver to
fret the little one and bring her to
Omaha in their automobile They
quarreled on the way and Mrs. Sul
livan left her husband at Sterling,
Colo., coming the rest of the way on
the train with her baby.
The hearinsr of the case will be
held August 20.
Exonerate Sinn Fein
Of Blame for Riots
In Dublin Saturday
Dublin, Aug. 17. The success
with which republican vol.inteers
maintained order in Dublin Sunday
night, and the way they endeavored
to protect soldiers and disperse
crowds Saturday night, is taken as
,rvidence Saturday's disturbances
were not part of the Sinn Fcm cam-
paign, but were caused by a mob
Caroused over the killing ot a boy
named Farrell in recent nott.
Thii bitterness, it is believed, will
be increased by the events of the
week end, the worst of which, in the
eyes of Irishmen, was the killing of
Patrick Lynch Saturday night. Ac
cording to the evidence of his sis
ters. Lynch was taken from hs
house by soldiers and later found
dead.
There were disturbances at Lim
erick following the shooting of a po
liceman, which the police chaise was
done by a civilian. Others, however,
declare the shooting was accidental.
News alleging that hurger strik
ing Sinn Fein prisoners arc being
allowed to die, is also arousing the
people.
Mother and Two Children
Drowned in Lake Washington
Seattle, Aug. 17. Mrs, Marie Gil
son, 31 years old, and two of her
children, Bertram, 9 years and Jack,
7, were drowned in Lake Washing
ton today. The mother attempted to
save both lads as they wer" being
swept beyond their depth by waves.
A third son. Robert, 11, was rescued
by his father, Oscar A. Gilson, after
the boy was almost overcome while
trying to save his brothers.
Brie City News
Jail Alleged "Mnsher" Samuel
Johnson, 1644 North Sixteenth
street, was sentenced to 45 days In
the county jail for 'mashing;" by
Judge Charles Foster In police court
Tuesday morning-.
Consider Police Outposts Police
Commissioner Ringer's proposition
for establishing a series of police
outpost stations throughout the city
will be considered next Monday
morning by the city council.
Chrifiton Balloon The balloon
recently constructed by Leo Stevens
of Fort Omaha, which will be en
tered In the international balloon
races at Chicago September 11, has
been christened "Elsie Delight."
Hold Sales Convention The first
sales convention of the American
Live Stock Insurance company met
at the Fontenelle hotel Monday. The
opening address for the first meet
ing was made by Charles F. Schwa
ger, president.
Kmmlgratlon Cease Movement
of foreign workmen to their native
homes in Europe, which has threat
ened America with a great labor
shortage, has not practically
stopped, according to steamship
agents in Omaha.
Arraign "Peeper" Lets Lind
quist. 2001 North Sixteenth atreet,
cought peeking through the win
dows in the Mlkesell home at 1312
Avenue B, Council Bluffs, was ar
raigned In Council Bluffs court
Tuesday morning.
Polltv Treat Injuries Harry Lee,
2014 Clark street, was treated In
Central police station Monday night
for Injuries received when the au
tomobile he was driving crashed
Into a tree at Grace street, between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets.
$3,500 For Lighting Thirty-five
hundred dollars has been appropri
ated for lighting Capitol avenue,
Twelfth to Fifteenth streets, and
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
authorised by the city council for
use by the Ak-Sar-Ben street car
nival. Double Wedding Miss Laura
Menney of Newport, Neb., and
Francis B. Rodwell of Alnsworth,
Neb..; Miss Rachel Smith of Spring
View, Neb., and Eugene W. Moeeley
of Ainsworth were married Monday
evening by Rev. Charles W. Sav
idge. Mn.v Be Commissioner P. H.
Zumwinkel, assistant secretary of
the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce,
was in Omaha yesttmay. He is be
ing considered as successor to the
late Frank Riger as commissioner
of the Nebraska Manufacturers' as
sociation. Complaint Against Prinoess
John Mier, city hall Janitor, who has
filed suit against Princess Warhoo
chee Areyno, alleging that she did
not do all she promised in curing
his wife of rheumatism, will have
a hearing Friday afternoon in muni
cipal court.
Divide Traffic Cases Because of
the large number of speeders and
other traffic violators, traffic cases
will be divided for trial between
! Judge Fitzgerald of the South Side
court and Judge Foster of the Oma
ha police court, who has formerly
tried all cases of that sort.
Lions Hold Meeting Meeting of
the Omaha Den of Lions Tuesday
was known as the Camel meeting.
It was held In the Hotel Rome at
12:16 and the program was ar
ranged by the stunts committee,
Cub George W. Campbell, chairman
and committee of one. 8. K. Han
ford was presiding officer.
Seek Missing PersonsThe Home
Service section, American Red
Cross, desires information concern
ing the following persons: Clyde G.
Hardesty, William Hammond. Hugh
Quinn, Frank M. Hansen, Gertrude
Overhauser, Edward Martin Mullen,
John Hayden, Mrs. Nellie Atkinson,
Mrs. Violet McGregor Lee. Call at
202 City hall, or telephone Tyler
2721.
Roosevelt to Visit Missouri.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 17. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, democratic vice
presidential candidate, will be in
Missouri for two speeches within
two weeks, Breckenridge Lord, dem
ocratic senatorial nominee an
nounced on his return to St. Louis
from the east.
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Daaa-Soatad Uric Ada Dapoaits Ara Dis
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farr that if two bottl.t of Allenrhn,
tha sura conqueror of rheumatism, does
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joints and do away with even the slight
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years, and really marvelous results have
bean accomplished in tha most severe
eases where tha suffering and agony was
intense and piteous and where tha patient
was helpless.
Mr. James H. Allen, tha discoverer ot
Allenrhu. who for many years suffered
the torments of acute rheumatism, de
sires all safferers to know that he does
not want a cent of anyone's money un
less Allenrhu decisively conquers this
worst of all diseases, and ht has In
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City Scavenger Is
Fined for Buying
Flour From Youths
Price Gibson, city scavenger,
Twenty-second street and Avenue
K, Council Bluffs, pleaded guilty in
Bluffs police court yesterday to
charges of receiving stolen proper
ty and was fined ?25.
Gibson was arrested in connection
with John White, 17 years old, and
Walter Deeds, 16 years old, who
were apprehended August 12 for
stealing 10 sacks of flour from a
box car.
Five of the sacks were sold to
Gibson. The other five were sold
to Walter O. Ccok, grocer, 2703
Third avenue, Council fcluffs. Cook
J leaded guilty last week when
ustice Cooper was on the bench and
was fined $100. Gibson saved $75
by taking a continuance at the t time.
Engineers in Denmark have found
a way to drive Diesel engines with
peat gas.
Mary Pickford's Divorced
Husband Hurt In Plane Fall
London, Aug. 17. While starting
an airplane flight to Paris today,
Owen Moore, American motion pic
ture actor and former husband of
Mary Pickford, was injured here to
day when the plane crashed to the
ground.
Whisky Worth $100,000
Taken by Police in Raid
Cleveland, O., Aug. 17. Eight
men were arrested and whisky val
ued at $100,000 was confiscated in a
raid at Norwalk, O., last night The
men said they were taking the
liquor from Frankfort, Ky., to New
York for legal sale to hospitals.
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Special
V2 Price
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Special
Shoppers' Lunch
29c
Fourth Floor.
The Moment Is Almost Here Be at Burgess-Nash Store
Tomorrow Wednesday Augo ISth
When we offer moire sensational values in our clearance sale
It is beyond the power of written words to ade
quately express the strength the-Difference the true
nature of this great Clearance Sale.
That comparison has favored us has been shown by
the enthusiasm of the throng of customers who have vis
ited our store during this sale personally conducted by
the Department Managers.
All the energies of this organization are exerted to
make the values offered conspicuously bear out the
Burgess-Nash reputation as the greatest value-giving
store in this community.
-It presents an Avenue for Cl?arance of Burgess
Nash Own Stocks at sweeping reductions.
It sponsors very special purchases which diligent
application and foresight have secured in manner favor
able to VALUE.
It is a vital phase, of BURGESS-NASH SERVICE.
Focused upon the winning of Friends perhaps even
more than upon the making of sales.
Represented among
the values
in this sale
Suits.
Coats.
Skirts.
Dresses.
Millinary.
Blouses.
Silks.
Woolens.
Suitings.
Serges.
Laeas.
Trimmings.
Neckwear.
Veilings.
Cottons.
Flannals.
Linens.
Woman's Shoes. '
Children's Shoes.
Uadsrmusllns.
Bathing Suits.
Sweaters.
Knit Underwear.
Handkerchiefs.
Corsets.
Stamped Goods.
Art Objects.
Pottery.
Baby Carriages.
Bovs' and Young Man's
Suits, Orereoate, Bath
ing Suits, ate.
Books.
Trunks. '
Hand Luggage.
Silk Hand Bags.
Bedding. '
Draperies.
Rugs.
Lamps.
Infants' and Children's
Wearing Apparel.
Cloves.
Men's Silk Shirts.
Ti...
Pajamas.
Hols, ate.
Bathing Suits.
Undarwoar.
And Burgess-Nash Down,
stairs Store, with its
many particular offer-
tags. I
Towels
Half Linen Face f f
Towels, 18x36 XtjP
Main Floor.
inches.
Lux
Very specially 1 Cg-
priced. X vW
Limit of 2 to a Customar.
Main Floor,
Tooth Brushes
Imported hand- f p
drawn bristles, f.t
prophylactic style w
Main Floor.
Cretonne
A large lot of Jf
colored Cretonne, ol C
6Dc yard.
Third Flow-
Hair Brush
Hair Brushaa, Vi I
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oil rvivmr ynvaj.
No. .
Mstn Floor.
l30ff
Overcoats
$11.95
Bon' Over
costs for Fall
wear, apeeial.
. Fourth Floor.
Silverware
15c
Rogers 25-year
silver plated, odd
pieces, 15c each.
Main Floor,
Thousands and Thousands
of Women's Dainty
Lingerie
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Less Than Cost of Manufacture
Lingerie blousea which surpass any values we have ever been
able to offer. Fine French and domestic materials.
v To be placed on sale Wednesd ay at a price which would scarcely
pay for the material, without thought to the dainty trimmings and
styles. Sizes from 34 to 52.
For the convenience of our customers we have arranged sell
ing space on the Main Floor and also on the Second Floor.
Dainty
Laces
A special lot
of Val and
Torchon laces,
5c yard.
Main Floor.
5c
Collar and
Cuff Sets
Slightly
soiled collar 1
and cuff sets I
and vestees. ; Price
Main Floor.
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iNeck- 1 kl tht e,i
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Mam Floor.
$3.95
Women's
Gloves
Odd lota and
broken iti of
silk and eham
oiaatto flora,
! than U
I. price.
Main Floor.
79c
All
Wool
Serge
All wool
French Serge,
htirui bona
at rip a, I1.S0
rant .
Main Floor,
$1.00
Cut Glass
Bowls
Combinat 1 o n
Cut Glass
Bowls, very
special.
Third Floor
69c
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Sample
Rugs
f 1 Lot Carpet 1
samples, size i
27x64 inches.
Choice J
Third Floor
$4.98
Choice of Our Entire Stock of
Women's High Heel
Pumps and Oxfords
$7.95
Not a single high heel custom-made Oxford
Pump or Oxford is excluded from this choice
of the house sale at $7.95, Wednesday.
Sacond Floor
HOUR SALE
12 to 1 P. M.
GOWNS $1.00
Women's Windsor Crepe Gowns
White, pink, plain and fancv designs, includ
ing dots, stripes and floral designs.
Kimono and empire effect. Limit of two to a
customer. Second Floor
Extra Special!
Men's Fine Quality
Blue Serge
SUITS
$29.50
Goodmodels, well tail
ored, a onderful suit for
this extremely low price
of $29.50.
Fourth Floor
Handkerchiefs
3 for 50c
Men's large size
handkerchiefs, with
white stripes.
Mala Floor.
SALE OF
Silk Petticoats
Y2 Price
TAFFETA ,
Splendid quality radium and plain colors,
Flounced and pleated styles. off regular
prices. -
SATIN
You have your choice of all colors. Tucked
and shirred ruffles. Yt off regular prices.
JERSEY
Plain colors or with contrasting colored
flounces. Plaited and plain tailored effects.
Y. off regular prices.
Sacoad Floor
Large Lot of
Women's Pure
Silk
Hose
$1.89
Splendid quality pure
silk thread, full fash
ioned, double heel and
toe, lisle tops.
Mala Floor.
Special values in down stairs stores
Included in Our Annual Sale Are
BLANKETS
at $3.29
A large size blanket for full size bed.
Comes in grey or tan. An exceptional value
for $3.29.
Downstairs Stare.
A Large Purchase and Sale of
Women's Coats $10.00
Less Than Cost of Material
By superior merchandising we secured this wonderful lot of Women's Smart New Fall
Coats, made in the latest styles of the most favored materials, in all the newest shades. 'You
could not secure the material at $10.00, the price of these coats Wednesday.
Downataira Store.
Clearance Sale of
Smyrna Rugs
$3.69
Reversible Smyrna Rugs, in good colors and
large range of patterns. Size 30x69.
On sale Wednesday at $3.89.
Downataira Stora.
You Will Be Interested in this
Sale of Silks
99c
Hundreds of yards of the most beautiful,
fancy silks for dresses, waists, skirts, under
wear, linings, etc. Choice 99c a yard.
Downataira Stars.
SPECIAL!
Mop
Outfit
85c
Spurtex Mop Outfit,
consisting of large size
mop and bottle of oil.
Complete for 85c.
Downataira Start.
SPECIAL!.
Stationery
13c Box
Linen writing paper of
good quality, white and
various tints. Very special
for this sale at 13c.
. Downataira Stora.
SPECIAL!
Women's
Vests
3 for 95 c
Fine quality Gauze
Vests in pink or white.
Sizes, 4 to 9. Very spe
cially priced at 3 for 95c. ,
powaatalrs Store
Sale of Women's New Fall
Millinery
$3.35
Velvet trimmed Hats, also those trimmed
with ostrich. Colored facings. Large and
small shapes. On sale at about H regular
price.
Dowaatairs Store.
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