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THE BEE: , OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920.
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T.1AN FROf.?ITALY
FREE TO WED HIS
SWEETHEART
- Gov
Sovernment Removes All Bar-
- 'triers--Coupte Who Have
Waited Years yVill :
Marry Sooi V V
. ' Word was received yesterday by
-' th clerk of the district court from
.tht Department o( Justice inVv'ash
ington thatall .barriers have been
'removed and 'the marriage of Miss
;' 'Maria Bavarisco and Tony Mascar-
ello may proceed. The marriage will
j,' yjake place in the St. -Philomenas
,ifhurch September 11.
' Tony, a sturdy Italian, came to
'America eight years ago, served in
tthe army and after the war was oyer
-..sent money and a ticket to his child
mam
NOW Is A
The Time;
6 to tllin about furnishing I
f rUUt living, yiurwing. vfuk
those new pieces that will
-Sffit in" with what you al
, frcadj have. ' -
IT With the approach of
! -T -lilt 1
y, :v yearly au tnerc is a uesire
J' on everyone's part to have
somcthins: new .'in the
j home, and this year the
BOWEN STORE is show-
n larsjcr . and more
artistic line of Home Fur-
inishings than were ever
land displayed for your ia-
spection prnd approvaT.
8,VfUL JJljJF JO Ul m iy o vi.-
for and seir, Valuc-Gj vulg
i Furnishings at tho lowest
I i possible ' price, consistent
fered. ; . ,
Oica'ch aud cyei-yiic pf
our many floors wrl I be found
Ilomc " Furnishings ' that will;
. appeal r to you-F;uwislnngs
yoti mfght just as well possess'
and jtavc in your house to use.
A personal visit -to this store
at 'any time ill pnvjbiic. you
why sa mmiy people shop at
111. T 1 i
, i aoie
tS :
i French damask and .tiou ratable"''
' covers and nlllow tops to match..
B. also piano scaifs and JDavenpmt.
Ublu runners. , gpienaiupauernivj
t 3.75 tO J19.50 eacn. y -
Cretonnes
New arrivals of beautiful Import'
orofnnnox nnrt warn nrints ills,)
Fl'im vrrv liandsMno SOTineh1 era-
i tonnes in Jiand-blocked qualities at
: from $3.75 lo $15.00 per yajd.
f dJon iuverloo?
4, these big values ottered Saturday
P; jul money-saving, prices.
B; '1-quart Mason Fruit
...!.64c
J.r. nor ili,'iin
(1 dozen to customer
T
Bovd's ZirtcS.Lined Jar. ,CI3
18o pet dozen , t 'f" ieS4
3 dozen.. ...Joe
H ' (2 dozen to customer.)
ihl...... la. Diikk.i '
5c
lozen, only f
(5 dozen to customer.j
f H Post Toht!es,-J pkgs. s ,nj
II only ,..,.....,vr.,.OC
I Acme Ice Cream
y Freezers '
Preezes" : cream -In three mbrntes
'and Will be found to handy Jbr tha
making of the last-Tnimrte
Messeit. Priced at. OpC
Botoen Brooms
"Supply going fast G
yourtai on ..
r "AliMtnUm Stew
K JblectrtCyJrons,,
3tpoun4 ' ' de
trons ...........
hood sweetheart Maria, to come to
America to le his bride. "
Maria had been 'waiting for years
tnd without delay started for Amer
ica and the. man she loved. ''She
arrived in Boston and there the au
thorities marked her to be sent back.
This .word catpe to Tony and he
took steps to et his citizenship pa
pers, which he -.needed before his
bride might be admitted.. .
' Last May he - as admitted to
American citizenship in the district
court of Omaha bejire Judge Sears.
He immediately left fdr Boston and
aftervevcral days effected' Maria's
release. X. . v '
.She was allowed'o come to Oma
ha, where Iter brother if' living, but
she and Tony were distinctly ; itt
formed that they must notmarry
until the grovernment had passW
upon their case. . - ' . -' ,
Tony had a ho,u9. already -paid
for and furnished at - Sixth artd
Pierce streets. The cbuple has
scrupulously-observed thx Rovero-
ment orders. ;raria" has cooked
Tony's meals and put Nup his: lunch
every morning before he goes, to his
work in the Vnion 'Pacific shops, She
prepares his supper when he comes
home. , . J'. ,
"I ' knew it would come to pass,
A House is as Gbod-jas its Rugs ,
isable to put off purchsmg one wheir' prices like the-followfnj arc made:
i
: It Is inadv
Extra Special
it
li'avy Vulvpt Iiiib-s, just what
tliu kiiuii In ii 1 1 nr ilunrwuy, for tJit.,hly.
Howi-n'ti Kitccliil v:Auu,Xnnly ii....
' Grass .Rugs
Wo Itnvrt n few Grass nK Ifrfl ovor from otir Fiimirti-r
8loi:K; nil ifoiul pntterrts una aplenilltl quality.
HI Mi 3l!x7S IIuwiii'm Hpcclut vnllli),,.,. ,,.'5::.!).'?
ijlze :ixr,u Jl(iwun H)ccl; vrtluo .....p!3.4.-
Blmr SJxM TifiwinV enwlnl' vnlim ,.T,....i .....!.!'
You 4m
no. doubt require
.
blankets t tljis winder. If
S0j now is the tiino 6 buy.
1V ar ' offering soft Wooly
blaliknta for luirrreiliato salo at
' value,
r? markab'ly low prleea, Tlii quali
ty 1 of litg lilKhost. . Wo Wnf
you' to drop nvtomorrow and Kto1.,
for yourself. ;..: ' Hlt-.
V
JThis Six-Piece
Possesses all the elegance you would
and offered at a value-giving price., .
EUBTET I mad of quarter-sawed oak, hailaqlc top, 11- lnehci wide and . ; ,
priced at nly .',.,.........4
DINn'OI TABLE. 8-ineh by 0 f eat; x'xtensln '. '. . ',
priced aa only .'.................,. ...r. '.. .J..i.f .....
FOUR DINERS of quarter-sawed Oak,
seats, priced at only
This suKe Is a value. far heyonfl th
Ai 'r !
ta aonsldeK the purchase 'of a stove. We are offering Cookers, Heaters, Gas Kanrr
Itin inducement to buy early and havepe lnyour home wlUn roost needed. A rood
coat jeon pays fQB Itself that kind the Bowen Co. offer you. ;
Shop'
.JSowea'i
v " - OIAHAS VAuUC A9-
Tony Informed his friends when he
foultd that theeffofts had become
successful. . "It could not be differ
ent,;" I love Maria ten years in Italy,
I .never think pf another girl far my
wife.' And every day wVhve each
othff more here in America. 'She
is finer than 'ever.''
Police Seek Nameless Men ;
Who Fired Shots at Woman
Polipe are looking for "Shivers."
: They also want, "Bob."
"Shivers'. an-d "Bob" are negroes.
Further than that polite know no
more abouMhem except that Mandy
Proctor,1 negres.s, 1215 Pierce street,
complained that "Bob" had fired five
yesterday and "Shivers" fired three
shots, at her Thursday night.,
Bullets were found sticking ' in
the Veather-boarding at her houss
on both' sides r when police invests
gated. - , '
Neighbors said there has been a
Choctaw party at the Proctor home
severat davs.
Under French auspioes Alsace pro
duced nearljr.600,000 tons of potash
suits - last year and is expected to
greatly exceed , -these figures' this
ear. -" i ," : ' -
'A
large variety
of crtistic wecvea in ciArtains
draoes. Cretonnes, lace, velvet
' ( have, your pick, cf tne choicest fabrics. ' '
The experts' in our drapery .department will be pleased
to show tbeift to you and to suggest and explain, happy
combinations and the proper way to hang them to achieve
, perfect results.
. j
"ft
you licotl to fill
6Ivl 5xlJ BoamlfaB Trlvut Uukh, niilomtM All-over pnttorns,
$2.45
for jcaturilay only. ' Uoyvcn wjiiial
V valuo milyv neh
- Slzo mil Seunijosw Vvlvtt Kubb, In . hluu msunil, with tan
una rose liordur. HuturtUiy only; Buwua'
Tficat vnturt, only," rach."
Hlzo 0x12 Seilmlets 'yupestry Druesuls Rugs, good nll-ovrr
patttiitiH, fo Snturilny
valiid only, each
Sizo OxlS flpamlosrt Tapestry, ltujfa,
Katunlay only. Uowen'x apecial
valun mly,Vra(li
Keep Comfortable u
This Fall and Winter
nnclcr a 6owen valuo-glvliiR Miinhet. Wo aro
xlioivlng asjlanly lluo of Llanketa rlprht iiiiw
anil thry are nil prlccil for rapid nulling,
heavy NCotton Hlankett slr.o 4x72, In pretty
plaids. BonVi H)mrtul' j - 0n JfT
value, per. pair . .T. .. . O&tO
'. Kxtra quality Cotton I'liiM Blanket,' In-ritakR,
liluo and (trey. Size 60x7X.' Hoiven'a '' CO iQK
apecial valiwr. ' pej'pnTr ' 'f . .'. . . Aw tXf '
' Very heavyi Cotton BlankeM. alzo ci.-i7! As-"
Horted color in plalda. Bnwn' QJT
upeclal value, per pa'lr C. '-..' w'xwtl
Soft fluffy extra heavy Cptton Blankets, sizo1
72x81. ftdsortnc) plad, Bowun"' ' QfT
..Ductal value, par. pair .1.;. .V.l.w'
A largo assortment ot Wool Nap Blanketa, as
sorted colors In rHalds. Sizo Sx8. CQ
IlOwen's 'special value, per pair..... VtvtvO
Special pink. hluu. Krey and tan WoijK Nhp
Blankets. Vorjf noft and heavy quality. Size
114x80. UowenV npocial ' ,- . !Gft ACT
per pair;..
, .TIM ..f.f
6rlb Blankets fif lto'l lilulits i-oiiiiriK. JfeA'n
tlio hajdca ' warm wltfc ur ft. 'uffy ' toby
lilaKlrni lroftw fintfHa H tiinlr 11 nil 1 lihlft.
..... ridwon-. iSSml viilue. aeh..SI.W
81x4(), HiiwiB' apreint vnlue. t acli. .S1..TJ
Fumed Oak Dining
want it Is carefully
made well
nanulna doatbor slip v , . . i : '
.....;... ....,. ,.......
averaR snd w aak you to call awl neo It.
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7.
"nowAXft sr.. rrwttN set K ; i
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FIND NO TRACE
f OF BROTHER IN
GERMAN PRISON
t a . ... . , - ; ' , .,: '
Omaha , Woman willing to
Sacrifice All to Locate
Relative Whd Dis- !
appeared irr War.
Word ihas been received by Mrs
Benjamin Cdlton, 1714 North Twenf
tyrtourth street, that her- brother,
Joachim Slotkin, whom she-as been
endeavoring to rescue froma Ger
man prison camp during the months
since the close of the war, has dis
appeared.
. Her determination to help her
brother has not been shaken through
put rthe months ot uncertainty 'and
even now she is eager to "sacrifice
her every 'worldy possission, if nec-
and.
and tfinAstrv! vmi mntr
IS
Bug Specials
$62.45
il, with tan
$52.95
only.
...A
aplumliil valuos for
$36.95 1
XJhill breezes are
begin-
ning to crce,p through the
covers at niwht-time.
Vx are 'showing a large assort
ment cit comforters and quilts In
vyiouj" weights and Erades. jTou
will tpd jut v'i"t-you want In
our stocks. Our prices tiro consist
ently 'lower iliau yuu will, find
-v.j'IwwlHiri.'' x
Room Suite
matched handsomely finished 'g
$45.00
$45.00
$32.00
tJ value-flvlnf prices, niaklns
stovr'that eoonomiies In gas and
' - '
. Visit
'
"This
Store
S3
.... ... ...
, i 3
' 1- .1
essary, in order to renew her efforts
toward her brother' 'rescue. . -
Her brother,Joachim or John,
a great pal of hers in their child
hood days in Russia and they hod
long looked forward tQ a ha"p(fy re
union in, America.
About the time" John vias ready
to leave for America, his; letters
ceased , to arrive and Mrs. -Colton
read of the Russian advance into
Germany.
Months later she received a mes
sage from Jfcji saying that he was
a prisoner of the Germans, interned
at Kaisergarten, Pdnmern, Germany.
After the war closed, the personal
attention of Robert Lansing, , then
secretary of state, was secured in
the "matter but without avail.. The
American embassy at Berlin was
urged to assist and the machinery
of the State department put' into
action. - v t
Mattersi-were finally arranged-and
throucrh the American consul at Ber.
lin,, Mrs.' Colton had secured a pass'
port "for John, tjer joy was short
lived, however, for she soon , re
ceived word that he was gone. He
may have been ' removfd to another
prison or may have died, but he .can
not be found, according to the mes
sage she received.'. , . y,
Mrs. ojlyn is sun aeicrmineu
and may go to Germany to search
for hef''roAer.' ' ': .
t Striking Painters Return. '
; New York. Sent. 3I Ten thousand
men went bkclf to Vork. after em
ployer of twp-thirdsxf the striking
oairtters signed a new wage scale
agreement under which, they will re
ceive $10 a day instead ,o $9,. unjon
officials announced, . ,
'"' ." Divorce, Opurt ; .
'.; ; llvorw'hetT. v' .
Ne)i Jenqen frcm Brami Jeni'p,-rrult)r.. ;
Jami TuHbxfrpm ifnnwTubbs, crulty.-
SHTorr0 tit1oAp.
Charlotte Mclllh lnst Charle Mel-
llsh. nonmipport. , -
Marie L. wicgins against uienn
gipn, non8upporL ... - e
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Special
Sale
AND
Toilet
Articles
Garden Glow
toilet Water.
,$1.89,
' 39c
Betcham's
Beautified . . . .,
M a ry F u 1 1 e r Liquid
Nail t ,'v;,', . sAJfi
Polish ' iSX'm . . ; C Tt I C
Dorin's Cornpaqf
Powder'.. . ...
Velbw Powder .1
Puffs '
Woodbury's ' '
Facial Soap. .
Amolin Powder
for perspiration .
42c
6c
19c,
18c,
Espey's Cream for-tall
and sunburn. '
Colgate's Shaving
Soap . . .
Steven's Depila-
i's Depila- Qv
' tdry t... 1
Ivory Cream 'for HfQ
cleaning ivory. .
Y - ' -Wanpn's
. Shampoo 7
Bags; each . . . ; . I Cv
m
Cutex Cuticle
Remover-. . , .
Odorono, for ex-
'cessive Per-9
spiraion' trtZ
24c
-
Theatrical
Cold
Cream,
12 lbs.
35c
411 Glycerine
Soap ' . . . .
D. &-R. Cold'
Cream, in, tubes,
Neet Depila
tory Lav,9ris, medium
size , 1
Listerine, 7Q
lrge size I VC
BeH's'Pine
Tar;
Honey
24c
Horlick's Malt
ea Mine, , me
dium
size .
79c
MilkofMag- . OOl
nesia, lar'ge'bottie Lut
Bay r ' s Aspirin, 5
grains, 100
79cf
bottle
Main Floor.
BURGESSl
svisrsoort .Tons-
ST
Bring Your Old Hat to Us
. We Will Make It Good '
, .At New r
LAMBROS BROS.
1521 Farnam St' Phode Tyler 4120
Drugs
lASHlOHPANY
Mort .Tons- II
J II
Aviators Volplane 19
Miles When Gas Gives Out
' Reno, Ncv. Sept. 3. Caught Avith
an empty gasqline tank 10,000 feet
abov Vashoe . lake, Daniel . IWi
son, an i-rancisco ana Los Angles
aviator: 'John Woollcy Oakland
business man andj James McKay of
Reno, were forced to volplane 19
miles to the Wheeler ranch soiith
of Reno, late vesterdav afternoon.
Landing was made without injury.
Davison said the gasoline became
exhausted while- fighting a wind
storm over l-ake lahoe earlier in
the afternoon.
'. :;Esf Tunes today Z
'uMTHE DEStRT SCORPION"
A dramailot the dys -whea "six-shooters"
dispensed man a lsn m 'the Kockies.
APOLLO
THEATER
BEAUTIFUL
tttYTHE STERLING
in "THE GIRL WHO DARED;" v.
and
I ne silent i Avenfer
AML'SEMEXTS.
LAST TWO TIMES
MATINEE TODAY 2 f 15
EARLY CURTAIN
TONIGHT AT 8
"K188 ME": CHAS. HOWARD CO.
BRUCE MORGAN . FRANKLYN GATES:
MeCormack A Wallen: Br.nt Hayes: Lazier
Worth Co.; Collier & DeWalde; Klnoorami;
"Toplet of the Day." Matt.: 15c, 25o and Mo:
lew at 75c and $1 Saturday and Sunday.
Night: ISO. 25c. 50c. 75c and II; aomo at J 1. 25
Saturday and Sunday.
NEXT WEEK Bo'tliwell Brown'a
Bathing Beauties and Excellent Bill.
H E. ATM K,
. One Week Startinf Sunday
SONORA CJtAND OPERA
SUnUHH COMPANY
' Company Fifty in -Famous Operas
Grand Opera Orchestra
Prices: $2.50 to SOc. SALE NOW ON.
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
' Nlttl! 25c to SI.2S
Dally "Mat.: lie to 75c
JOE HURTIG Presents the EveriPopuIar
GIRLS ofjjhe U.S.A.
Vaudeville intcrniptlons hf Ward ft '"Boh'mani
8haw- ,& t-ee: White Oren hVLV C0ATE8
HKlt 4 CHACKEIUACKS. Oirlkin OJeauty Ctaorua.
Ladles' Dime Matinee Every Week Day
ManawaPark
Norden Sinjing Society
Concert
-" Sunday Afternoon"
Big Days at Manawa
Sunday and Labor Day,
Monday
' Mondjiy is the IJst day of the '
' ' season at
Wlm&w& Pari
t
BASE BALL X
September 4-5-6
OMAHA vs. SIOUX CITY ;
. Came Called 3:30 P. M.
DOUBLE-HEADER LABOR DAY .
FJrat Came Called 2:15 P. M.
Box Seats on Sale at Barkalow Bros.
Cigar Store, 16th and Farnam.
Cafe
- -''' AMUSEMENTS.
w r .... -Jassw!i
if . jTANV Nter,inrn Mtum
D jy urn iiawjrMrcu I IHn mac
fpPWItUMLf
. I.. ' ' "
Henshaw
Saturday September
. will.be the
v
., Al. Wright and His Woridt?rv Orchestra
- - v ' ' , r - '
Music arid entertainment every evening from 6.30 to 8:30 o'clock.
Music, entertainment and dancing" every night from 10' p. m. to 1 a..m.'
Special attractions every Saturday 'and Sunday night. ' ;
B I G
Hens
rTfoTO-rnvst.
, Shipwrecked AmongN
CANNIBALS
Start Sunday at te Moon.
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LAST TIMES' TODAY;
PARLOR, J
BEDROOM J
and BATH !
TOMORROW
"SCRATCH
MY BACK"
iMliiliiliii:ili:liiliiliiliiliiliiliili!i!liiliil:il;iini
IN
M
from thtjtoxtl
" "Broadway Bab"
By Johnston McCullty
;
sj 1 1 ' " " 1 r 1 "3
Tie Greatest Story ofthe West
Startling Heart Stirring
" Melodramatic ... Rontantie
Start from New York with "Broad
way Bab" and go with her to the
far West Be with her when" she
is captured and ride through her
thrilling aeroplane reicue. . '
' . Don't Dtepan 'Adventure
See it - Live it
" a ' auic uci iai
Next Week at the Following Theaters:
The Rex Every ' Saturday. The Loyal Every
Friday, starting September JO. The Grand Coming;
soon. The Victoria WedneeUay, September 8. J'he
Alhambra Mondaviksoember 8. The Ideal dom
flti
ing soon. Orpheum, South
The Columbia Watch for dates. The Queen rn
' day, October 6. Hippodrome Monday, September
AMUSI5MEMS. AMUSEMENTS. .
G R A . ;
D
e-L-ittieli
S A TsUk TA Y, ,S E
T.
Rohan's 10-Piece Orchestra ,
t r-
GRAD OPENING
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I
g ainidl Calbair'et
SEAS0N
S P AVE
- : t
S P AVE T O D A
HAW
HOTEL
LAST. TIMES TODAY,
. Gouverneur Morris
TRUMPET
. ISLAND
SUNDAY .
"Shipwrecked Among Cannibal"
aaiaHasaBaiMBMitMBasaH
Hero: "Heavens, she loves her
husband! Oh well, I.'ha'S
" a good time while it lasted."
J AND SO WILL YOUV
'- AT THE
Starts Tomorrow
Eptire.Week
F TM
Produced by
Rath Roland Serial
Production, nc.
Omaha Coming soon.
d PEN I N G , 'f;
PTEMBER 4T H
Announces
that on
fourth
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