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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1920)
HIE EfcE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920. I I ' j I i I . i i 3 Harding Defends Constitution - In Statement Only Bulwark to People's Sov ereignty Being Attacked by Spirit Which Challenges Its Worth. Marion, O., Sept, 17. Intended fo usher in the observance of "Constitu tion day" in hiswiome state, Senator Harding last night issued a state i ment in which lie asserted that "if by i some tragic dispensation of fate this constitution should cease to be, the pocr would no longer be closed " (is;a:nst the stealthy appropriation of autocratic power and tbe gradual absorption of the people's sover eignty." ' After discussing tbe necessity for respect of the basic law of the na tion he asserted that "So long as it endures, the people will never have a master, but will rule themselves, subject to no compelling for&e but their own authority and the will of Godi" His statement follows: Spirit of Challenge. .. "There is abroad in the land a Spirit which seeks to weaken the adherence of the people to their constitution and which recklessly challenges its worth. It is well, therefore, to have orlcday in the year set apart for the clearing of our vision and the regeneration of " our faith. J "To assail or belittle the flas is to invite and incur the just and pas sionate resentment of all country loving men,- but the constitution may be attacked or disparaged wit,h impunity and, all too often, with approval. And yet the one is but a symbol while the other is the very warp and woof of our national ex istence. "It has sometimes been asserted that the constitution was imposed upon the many for the benefit of the few. . On the contrary, it is the one thing, above all other things in our policy, which both in origin and ex pression is universal in its democ racy. A statute rests upon the dele gated authority of a small official .group, but the constitution is the direct fight of all the people. It is rheir mandate expressing not their " wishes, but their will fixing . the immovable objects of pdwer beyond which their servants who adminis ter their government are Jfprbidden to go. It is declared to be 'the su preme law of the land, witji which every "other law and every official act must coincide or fall. Proclaims People's Rights. "It is an everstanding proclama tion of the right of the people to speak as the' sovereign power of the nation whose body and soul they are. If by some tragic dispensation of fate the constitution should cease to be, th door would no long er be closed against the appropria tion of autocratic power and the gradual absorption of the people's sovereignty. . So long as it endures tht people i t n .... It5'A q mactpr hut will I rl V . 1 I J U 1 V. t . 1 I.A.J ... , UU. 1. .. . themselves, subject to no com pelling force but their own authority and the will of God. "Whether it shall endure will be for the men and women of America ! to- determine.' t , "Our people must set themselves to the task of ending the attempt to subject the legislative power to the control of the executive and of re storing the substance of 'constitu tional government under which the several departments are separate but coequal, answerable not one, to another, but each to the people from whom alone it derives its power to be or to act at all." Father Ordered to Send Girlto School "Either Your Daughter Will Go to School or You Will Go to Jail," Judge Warns. Because he refused to send his 13-T year-old daughter to school, John Kuchert, 5842 South Twenty-first street, was taken to task by Police Judge Foster in South Side police court yesterday and warned that if his girl was not in school regularly girl was not in school regularly from. Monday to a rehearing of his case 30 days henee he would be sent to jail. Kuchert was haled into court at the instigation of probation officers. "You must send your children to school," said the judge, "pmaha prides herself on having one of the finest school systems in the country and you should be gla'd to have the opportunity to send your girl to such institutions." "But I need her at home," replied the father. "I have six other chil dren and they feed to be cared for while my wife and I work in the packing house." "See that your daughter is in school Monday," replied the judge. "Your case is continued 30 days. If you don't send the girl to school you will go to jail." Flower Garden Mile Long in Bloom at Boston Boston, Sept. 17. With the Ar nold aboretum, the largest collection of shrubs and tree's in the world, close by, the officials at Franklin park now claim they have in bloom thq world's largest collection of old fashioned flowers. Coal Operators and Miners Disagree on Iowa Wage Question Des Moines, Sept. 17. The wage discussion between Iowa mine own ers and miners ended abruptly today in a complete , disagreement Whether this means a statewide strike is i not certain, but in the words of J. C. Lewis, president of the Iowa district of the United Mine Workers, conditions are extremely critical. The ending of the meeting came when the operators committee re ported to the miners that the asso ciation had instructed it to report that the wage discussion would not be reopened. Arguments followed, but the operators stood pat. The officials of the mine workers' organization have issued a call for a convention of delegates . in Des Morses next week, at which time the report of their meeting with the operators will be submitted to the men. It is not lpown what recommendations-the officials will make to the miners. K . Bee Want Ads Are Best Business Getters. ADVERTISEMENT. THAT TERRIBLE BACKACHE from which so many women -suffer I is significant of organic trouoie. " tells, with other symptoms, such as headaches, nervousness, aim v.."-Fusion, that nature requires assistance. For forty years Lydia E. Pinkham s -Vegetable Compound, a simple rem edy made from roots and herbs, has -been the one effectite remedy in such cases. It speedily removes the . cause and restores the system to a healthy normal condition. Bee Want Ads Bring Results, will rulo A nove? periscope enables an auto mobile driver from his seat to exam ine all the tires on a car. Blood Transfusion Saves Dying Bride ( lilcaiti) Trilmnp-Amalin Bee Leased Wird. ! Chicago, Sept. 17. Mrs. Agnes Spruce, bride of a few months, j had five minutes to live. ; Weakened through loss of blood I incidental to an operation, her I heart was slowly weakening 1 Robert Spruce, her husband, vol- i unteered to give a quart of blood Mrs. Spruce was rushed to the operating room and Dr. Max Thorek hastily made the emer gency -transfusion. The bride's recovery is now a matter of a few days. It was Dr. C. J. Spruce, house physician of the Hotel Sherman, who announced the girl's life had come within five minutes of its end, and advised Bis son of the measures that must be taken to save her. Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors Should See "Never Alone" and "The Conquerors The two wonderful war paintings on free ex hibition "Never Alone," on the Fourth Floor, and "The Conquerors," on our New Fifth Floor. "Never Alone" is. valued at $75,000; "The Conquerors" at $65,000. Take advantage of this opportunity. A Sale of Fine Undergarments Kayser and VanRaalte regular stocks s)j Samples, "secokds from fajnous makes. SETS THE PACE JSfV FOR CROWINC OMAHA Italian Silk Mrs. Wheelock's Free Cooking Classes Mrs.' T. B. WheeWk Is conducting a free cook ing school in our enlarged housef urnishings depart ment on the new Fifth Floor. Saturday (Potato Doughnuts - Hungarian Stew Menu I Salad and Sandwiches Friday of each week Mrs. Wheelock will make any special dish upon request from any lady attend ing the classes. This is an extra special feature. A M0 to 7J95 Values Special, at . Q59 U. S..Aray Wool Blankets; renovated. Price U. S. Army Wool O. D. Blankets; renovated; extra heavy. Price .......... New O. D4 Wool Army Blankets. ! Q rj ;rriceK.... ......... ......... $0,Q $4.98 $6.50 Sweater Coats O. D. Wool Slip over J Sweaters, at $4.68 O. 0. Regulation Wool Sleeveless Sweaters ,...Sl.eM Extra Heavy Gray Sweaters, with shawl collars $1.08 Grey Sleeveless Sweaters, special, at $1.39 Black Jersey Sweater Gnats, very special, nt 81,7! 0. D. Mackinaws O. P. Wool M a o k 1 n a w s, pinch back, t'rlce J9.73 Three - quarter length extra heavy O. - IX Wool Mackl r. a w s. Priced at ..V.....J13.S5 Heavy -at l'lslil Mackinaws, apeclnl . ...S8..8 U. S. Regulation Army Tents .'. e n u I n e 1 3-oz. .'anvas T e n t b: KliaUl or white; p y r a m Ul shape; nljte lxl8 ft; 11 ft. high In center; cost tho U. S. I government up ward of $110. Our price, while they ' mst, cm li $17.50 New KliiKe Tents Slzi 9x9, made Of 12-os. (luck. Brand new. Corn plet. with polos, special S..7.SO. mm mm. Harness New Haiui-ss with -tweh bridles, k rinj breeching; with' felt lined pads. Its -In. by JO ft. linos and lVi-Jncu breast strap. Trace IK -In. by 8 ft. No collars or hitch straps. All oak leather J89.50 Halters, double riveted, IVi-ln. black leather $18 Feed Bags SSo McClellan Army Leather ' Saddle Bass, a real buy at Sfi.73 Hip Boots - Brand new Army Hip Boots, special at M All Slea Army Knee Boots. special .$4.5 I'ovr Buckle, All Rubber Arctics pecial S3.49 Vests . Leather lined, leather almyea. durable mole skin back, special at S9.4H and 10.50 Breeches and Blouses Tj: 'S. Khaki laced Breeches, renovated. In perfect condition, for KUo O. D. Wool Army Breeches $3.49 Khaki Breeches, O. D.(, ' brand new wrth K5Q. Our price, pair $2.50 Sheep Skin Lined Coats Buy Now for Winter Wear and . i Save Money. Three - quarter length heavy sheepskin lined and sheepskin .collars ... $17.50 Full size over coat length, sheepskin coat. This coat Is a real snap $36.59 HI J ft M vyOU are going to be wonderfully interested m these exceptional 1 values of Italian silk vests, che mise, union suits and bloomers, so soft and luxurious in their texture. 'They are-well reinforced and will launder perfectly. Vests, Chemise, Union Suits, Bloomers The vests and chemise are bodice and regulation styles, strictly tailored; the suits are regulation style only. Some, of the garments . are trom regular stock and ,others are samples and seconds O CQ X of better nullities ! worth d kft tn-T9K? snpfinl nf V O.Ji7. Brandeis Stores Third FldorEasi A Ribbons! 'New Arrivals Just Over From France They've been mighty scarce for six years.- Soft metal ribbon combined with pastel shades in Bayadere stripes, latest French styles for girdles 10 inches wide; come in gold and silver. Yard at 5.75 10-inch metal striped ribbons with style and color combinations that are lovely and distinctive; great variety of cc-lpr for eve ning wear. Yard at 4.50 New embroidered ribbon, distinct Jap anese effects; the very latest for vests, dress trimmings or bags. Yard a 5.98 Sale of Italian Silk Ak-Sar-Ben Colors Ak-Sar-Ben colors in satin ribbons. 19c, 25c and 29c Yard Brandeis Stores-TMain r"loor-North Plain and Lace Hosiery - 4.00 to 7.00 Values Special, at THIS special purchase of Italian silk hosiery comes from one of the biggest and best manufacturers of silk hosiery in New York. They are seconds, ,but the imperfections are so slight they are hardly noticeable they are real bargains at the price. y Beautiful Style Selections a m They include plain silk and all over lace effects in twelve different styles. The colors are BlacfcBroxvn, Navy, White and Taupe. All silk to the top with double silk tops; 'reinforced soles with spliced heels and toes. Extra O TA special at, per pair, " 0f - Brandeis Stores Main Floor South Much Responsibility Rests on Gloves i . "THEIRS, is the last word after all) when the' success of. the costume is considered and smart ones must sally forth with the Fall suit. Special for Saturday, at At 2 .50 Pair Last Day of 3-Day Semi-Annual Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articles Shirts V. a. Wool renovated Shirts. In ex cellent condition. These shirts are juat tiro thing for mall men. street car men, Olivers and all others do ing outsiile work. $3.98 Brand new O. D. Wool Shirts at $.! O. D. IChakl Shirts, new at S1.93 bit Shoes Army "Kusset Munson last Shoes, $8.98 U. S. Army Russet, a real snap at $6.85 Army Offi cers' dress Shoes . ,9.15 Marina Hob. nail Shoes, pair ...$8.!wO 12-Inch Munson last high top leather boots, special .$8.75 Union Suits Dunham Wool Union Suits. A $6.00 value, special. .$3.79 Wright's all wool union suits, special, at $4.98 Army wool nnder undershirts a a d drawers, per gar ment $1.19 Army Wool undershirts, new. ..$1.68 Army wool drawers, new gi.ng Army Jerkins Genuine leather back, O. D. blanket lined ' $7.87 Corduroy backed lea ther lined aviators' vests , $13.se Barb Wire Extra 1 heavy 4 .point Barb Wire; barbs J Inches apart. A real snap- at per spool, only, $2.75 V Paints Guaranteed Outside gallon .... All colors . Paints hlte. per $3,541 $3.23 Red Barn $1.95 Raincoats Regulation army dou ble back coats. . .',$9.50 Officers moleskin wa terproof coats, worth double the price. Spe cial at $33.50 Roofing Paper 2-ply, sanded both aides; 2 tqa. (31ft aq. ft.) to the roll. Prica per roll $1.75 - f0UT-0F-T0WN,BUYERS , We ably good exactly as advertised; write plainly; send money order or draft with ordar.' No O. O. D. shipments made. If ordered by parcel post Includs postage. We assure you prompt and satisfactory shipments. Make money order or draft payable to , Nebraska Army and Navy Salvage Co. 1619 Howard. St. Of lAliiA, NEBRASKA. Fhone Tyler SIS. 1619 Howard St. Open Saturday Evening. ..Send for Complete Price List. . X ' ' y omen's Kid Gloves Of real kid in the most desirable shades of Brown, Gray, Tan, White and Black; overseam, neatly stitched backs; two-clasp style; O PA special, at, per pair, Ol Women's Pure Milanese Extra quality with attractively embroidered backs in two-toned or contrasting effects; Van' Raalte or Kayser double tiped fingers: colors are Navy, Brown, Mastic, Gray, White and Black; two-clasp styles; r priced, per pair, at sOvf Children's Gloves Of imporfed cape skin in slip-on styles; P. X. M. seams; good shades of tan; O r priced, per pair, at - mOU Gray Mocha Gloves For boys and girls; P. stylesj all sizes; priced, per pair, at K seams, one-clasp 2.50 Capeskin Gloves For boys and girls; one-clasp style with P. X. M. seams; splendid shades of English 9 pa tan; all sizes; priced at e3U Special. for Children Milanese silk gloves in Gray, White and Brown; all sizes; worth $1.25; EQr per pair, special, at OIQ Brandeis Stores Main Floor North A few of the. Many Bargains on Sale 50c Djer Kiss Rouge, ' 42J 25c Woodbury's Soap, 19 25c Olive Tablets, 19 Lydia Pinkham Compound, 98 Pebeco Tooth Paste, at 39 60c Melrose Cream, 4 39d Bocabelli Castile Soap, . 9tf Palm Olive Soap, bar, 7Vib Gem Piazor Blades, 33 Hind's Honey Almond Cream.at 39f Java Riz, genuine, 38$ 1 lb. Hospital Cotton, ( 39 Lavoris, 1.00 size, 79 Pond's Vanishing Cream, at . 17d Mavis talcum, . . 18 Djer Kiss Face Powder, 59$ 25c Cutifcura Soap, 19c 50c Gem Razor Blades,.. ' 33c Azurea or La Trefle Powder, .48 Mary Garden Extract, oz. ' ' 1.75 Drug Department Main Floor West Lash Browine, 1.00 Listerine, Ingram's Milkweed Cream, Mavis Toilet Water, Pinaud's Lilac, 35c Odorono, 50c Non Spi, 50c Neet, ' 2.00 Heavy Rubber Sheeting Jap Rose Soap, Gillette Blades, Mennen's Talcum, Mennen's Shaving Cream, ' Henna de Oreal, Taldeno Tooth Paste, 50c Milk of Magnesia, 1.25 pt. Beef Iron and Wine, 60c Bromo Seltzer,, 60c California Fig Syrup, . 2.00 Fountain Syringe or Water Bottle,"' 98$ We reserve the right to limit quantities. 37$ 79$ 39$ 89 98$ 25$ 36$ 33$ 1.39 9$ 37$ 19$ 39 98$ 14$ 35$ 87$ 42$ 44$ House swares Specials for Saturday From Our New Fifth Floor Aluminujn Round Roaster Made of, extra heavy gauge aluminum, with side vent; West Bend make. 329 Values at 1.98 "Mirro" Percolators Two-quart plain terns, Jiighjy polished. 2.69 Values Special , ' pat- 1.98 size. Aluminum Tea Kettles Regular Value, at Highly polished with wooden bail; 5-quart 98 Tungsten Electric Lights , . 24c 50 Watt Size Worth H5c at Brandeis Stores Fifth Floor West. A Saturday Sale of Petticoats 98. O Regular 2.98 Values Special, Saturday, at F mercerized cotton, sateen and cotton taffeta in dark grounds with floral patterns, also plain black, navy, copen and rose. just the correct fullness for Fall dresses and skirts in lengths 34 to 40 inches; regular 2.98 values; special Thursday, at Brandeis Stores Third Floor Center Made in 1.98 Veils and Veiling for In Vogue Fall Wear '"p HERE'S a style for every woman in veils which will add decidedly fo their appear ance, and which are very becom ing. We are now showing a com plete line of new Fall styles. 95c to $2.50 Yard Brandeis Stores Main Floor North A Special Sale of Popular Teaching Pieces Special at 5c Each Witches Dance - - - McDonald Norma - - - - - - Leybach Monastery, Bells - - - - Weby Evening Star - - - Tannhauser , Sextette from Lucia - Donizette Tarantelle ----- Ludovic Dance Caprice - - - - Grieg N Warum (Why) - - - Schuman Angel's Dream - - - - Lange Consolation . - - - Mendelssohn And many others, including a large selection of violin and piar.o music. . Piano Studies Matthews' standard graded course, vol. 1 to 10, per voL, 47$ Rosewig graded course, vol. 1, 10$ Kohler op. 249, vol. 1, 29$ Kohler op. 249, vol. 2, x 29$ Star dance folio, No. 20-A,- 29$ Ask for catalogue. Brandeis Stores Pompeian Room Special Saturday Prices On Women's Oxfords, Boots, Spats Cocoa Brown Brogue Oxfords Special at 7.85 and 10.85 Ideal footwear to wear with spats, and for the woman who wants comfort as well as style. Complete range of sizes. For Saturday we 7 Or 1 A CC offer two lots, priced at liOJand lU.OD A Special in Walking Boots A complete line of shoes made on the newest lasts and ex :ellent quality leather; Al workmanship throughout; in QC choice of brown calf or black kid ; special, per pair, at YCt .OO New Fall Spats A complete line of snug fitting spata in all of the wanted shades; priced at r o r" v. utc nan bu 2.45, 4.00 and 6.00 Brandeis Stores Main FloorWest . i mi.;' . Ifliii'iilllliilililliil liliWin"i.iil dm.iiiiiLH4iififti;ito;;ltiiK!tgg.8ijtiB: v
