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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, ltfZU. Films of Wall Street Bomb Outrage Rushed to Omaha Films of the mysterious and dis astrous explosion in the heart of the Wall street district of New York ye.s5"day which kil,cd 33 and injur ed 200 are being rushed west by the Pathe concern by airplane. The ship bearing the motion nic- tures for Omaha is expected ( to reach here this morning and will be shown at the Strand theater this aft ernoon and evening. was arrested yesterday by Police Officer Payne for speeding and re sisting an officer. Payne said that Norgaard after being placed under arrest for'speed ing refused to go to jail. Norgaard was released on a bond. Divorce Court. connection with placing: two newly born infants in an abandoned cistern, will be out on a $10,000 bond within two days, assording to Eugene O'Sul livan, his attorney. Elks to Celebrate Local and out-of-town Elks will celebrate the in itiation of 600 fuutre Elks into the Omaha lodge of the B. P. O. K. at 8 this evening at the Masonic temple. The general celebration will Btart at the Elks' home at 4:30. There will be a parade at 5, a' banquet at the Ma sonic temple at 6, followed by the initiation and a social session with music, vaudeville and motion pic tures. Opinion on Gas That the city council does not retain authority to enforce the provisions of an ordi nance which requires a minimum of (100 British thermat units in gas pro handed down by W. C." Lambert, COXw jioratlon counsel. ; ; j ' I 'o Ultra Gunnls department .Af Justice officials Hay they have ,rn, ceiveil no word from Washi'nptflf stating that special protection anon! he given banks in this city becauso of the bomb explosion in New York, and no additional guards will be-pro' Brief City News Divorce Iecrei. Bell Thompson from Isaac E. Thomp son, rruelty. Clara Holdeberg from Paul Holdsberc, cruelty. Minnie B. Mlnnick from Harley. Min nick, non-eupport. IMrorce Petition!. Laura E. Orr atalnat George Orr, de sertion. Banker Ileturns F. H. Davis, president of the First National bank, who left for Atlantic City July J, has returned to Omaha. , KentNo Be'lteleased "Dr." H. S. Kent, who has been In the county Jail for eight weeks on three counts in Former Police Officer Is Arrested For Speeding Russell Noreaard. 3719 Leaven vided. Lighting Fixtures Burgess-Gran den Co. Adv. sjW worth street, former police officer. Oray Clay against George Clay, cruelty. duced in Omaha was the oral opinion Bee Want Ads Bring Results; j . i , . i . i , I f : -- 8 a J I iyfir i . . . "IF I' Our First Annual Sale of ' Boxed Hosiery Begins Monday Saturday you may leave orders in advance for the hosiery to be placed on sale next week. fci tan EYERYBOtYfe STORE A Limited Number of Croquet Sets Saturday at $1.45 Fourth Floor. Everything That Necessity, Demands Is Here For .1 Comfort and Style; Selection Your Skill in Designing lylakes the New Suits Distinctive and Individual in, Style THE clever cut and expert workmanship explains the smartness of the new fall and winter suits. The models of distinctive simplicity or elaborate with fur and embroidery are fashioned from such materials as: Silvertone Duvetyne Velour Veldyn Chamoi8tyne Tricotine Etc. Information for Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors - Deftly Applied Trimming on the' New Frocks Enhance the Beauty of the Materials IT is a season of variety, for you may choose a frock of charming simplicity or one of lavish decoration, and either will be in perfect style. You will find a varied assortment here in a wide range of prices and materials such as: Satin Taffeta Georgette Creoede Chine Tricotine Serge Duvetyne Saturday Program Auto races, aeroplane stunts, ath letic eyents, Ak-Sar-Ben field. Carnival at 15th and Capitol Ave. Special Prices oil This Delicious Candy You'll Enjoy Eating , Delicious maple coated Nmarshmallows, lb., 59c. Peanut Squares, at lb., 49c. . Jumbo Salted Peanuts, lb., 32c. ' Opera Caramels, at lb., 69e. Sweet's brilliant gloss filled and hard candies, ; can, 79c. Cream Caramels, at lb., 69c. Main Floor. I Etc. - CHECK YOUR LUGGAGE or packages free of charge at our conveniently located check stand on the Main floor. POSTOFFICE located on the Main floor will be a handy place to have your mail sent. Mail your packages or let ters home. We will wrap any pack ages for mailing. THE CRICKET ROOM on the Fourth floor is a delightful place to have . luncheon or light refreshments. They serve a special shoppers luncheon at the noon hour. ' REST ROOM AND WRITING ROOM on the Balcony. 'Stationery may bo secured here free of t charge. In traveling; one become dusty and tired. For thbse who care to keep themelve in trim for the festival we wish to call their atten tion to the . ' BARBER SHOP AND REST ROOM for men, on the Fourth floor. Here you may wait and at the same time smoke, be shaved, get a shine, read, have a manicure or just rest. BLACK AND WHITE ROOM on the Fourth floor, where appointments for hair dressing, shampooing, manicur ing and the like are made. BARBER BILL BARBER SHOP Let the children have their hair cut here von patented hobljy horses. The only place in Omaha where they may se cure a "bob" and ride a' horse at the same time. .- . Attractive and Becoming Hair Bows 44c A LARGE, beautifully tied, Mary Jane- hair bow, large size, four loops, in all colors. Choice at, each, 44c. Main Floor. Saturday the Last Day to secure tickets for Caruso ,who appears in concert Oct. f2th "D Y special favor we have secured from the local manage- ment an allotment of the choicest seats for this epoch making occasion, which we are offering to our patrons IN ADVANCE of the public sale date. ' If you desire to make use of this unusual opportunity to secure choice locations to hear the wonderful tenor, by send ing or bringing your order to our Victrola department .to 1 reach us not later than Saturday, September 18th, you will avail yourself of the abo.ve opportunity. Do not fail to hear Caruso sing on VICTOR RECORDS when you visit our Victrola department. Fourth Floor. SHOE SHINING Second Floor For Saturday A most timely sale of beautiful Trimmed Hats $5 and $10 Bought at a great reduction and sold in the same proportions. There are Lyons Velvet Panne Velvet Hatters' Plush Salts Velvet Duvetyne J Peach Skin Trimmed luxuriously with pins, ornaments, ostrich and fancy feathers. Only the finest materials are employed in making these hats. See them Saturday at" $10.00. ', ' No Exchanges No Refunds No Returns Second Floor. Just Received A Shipment of Genuine French Kid Gloves T MPORTED French kil gloves in the much wanted shades of dark brown and black in 12 and 16-button lengths. Gape Gloves $2J35 Cape gloves in darfc brown, tan and beaver, with Paris, point and heavy contrasting stitchings; pique and out seams sewn; made of good quality imported leather. Sat urday only, $2.35. - Gauntlets $5.95 Strap wrist and slip-on Gauntlet gloves of the finest quality of African cape out seam and Paris point backs in brown, tan and beaver; Sat-, urday, $5.95. An Unusual Sale of Gossard Corsets Vz off Regular Price A corset universally known as the superior front lacing corset. Every one designed to give perfect satisfaction. ; All styles and sizes. Toilet Articles and Drugs At very special prices Tooth brushes, imported hand drawn bristles, guaranteed, Price. Mavis toilet water, 85c. Mavis face powder or cream, 42e. Mavis talcum powder, 17c. Djer Kiss compact powder, 39c. Beecham's Wonder cream, 79c. Pond's vanishing cream, 16c Pond's tooth powder, 18c. Pond's talcum powder, 18c. Ayer's Luxuria cream, 62c. . To complete the outfit a new Vanity Box $2.95 Hand-Tooled, Spanish Leather Fitted with purse, large mirror, eyebrow pencil, Dorine and lip stick; silk lined, for Saturday only. Very specially priced, each, $2.95. Main Floor. s- There's a Breezy Twang to Brogue Oxfords Pebeco, 35c G ossard Brasseries fcssanJ Lrwmt .( Ms off v' Regular Price All Style Free Melba Talcum with pur. chase of Melba Toilet articles. Azurea perfume, oz., 95c. Ashes of Roses rouge, imported, it 42c. Dorin's imported lip sticks, 15. Cutex euticle remover, 24c. Steven's no odor depilatory, 47c Palmer's skin soap, 15c Lux, 10c. Woodbury's facial soap, 18c. Bocobelle imported pure castile soap, 4-lb. bar, $1.39. Ever-Ready razor blades, 29c. A DASH and swagger that seems to "fit in" with the crispness of Fall. There's comfort in their fashioning that invites one to long healthful rambles. No wonder the Brogue is the assured favorite of the new season. Several styles to choose from. Priced from $11.00 to $16.00 Second Floor. i With"Ret" nd Pep Clothes For Style a rn HERE'S a certain unusual CLASS in these clothes that appeals to the X vounsr men who strive for an ultra smart appearance. Clothes that are pleasing to look at and prices that will fit all ! i V . ' New Fall Suits $27.50 to $75 , All styles in every material and design. . ' , New, Fall Overcoats You will have .to purchase one later, why delay? Now is the time to buy. We are snowing a wonderful line of light wreight top coats and heavy coats for Fall and Winter wear. . t $29.50 to $75 - Saturday Special Men's Suits A real special in a young men's double-breasted blue chevoit suit at $39.50 Sizes 33 to 44. . Fourth Floor. TheCBoys Will Need New Overcoats Buy Them Saturday At $11.95 Why wait when you can secure a saving of many dol lars? Here is a large assortment ft well made overcoats for boys from 2 to 9 years of age. Choice Saturday at $11.95. Extra Special! An Assortment of C romp ton's Boys' Corduroy School ; Suits--$12.45 These are the .kind that wear well made of the finest Crompton corduroy, in ages 7 to 18 years. Very specially priced. .- Fourth Floor. ' m vi: i Barber Bill Barber Shop ; The only place in fQmaha where the chil dren can have their hair bobbed and ride a horse at the same time. v.' A A I V. 3 4 4 '-ir ,4'! ? n nC4 ! if. T
