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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 19, 1920.
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Foreign Boms
Visiting Harding
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Nominee' Declares U. Must
Avoid Meddling in Interna
tional Affairs ifAmerica
Is to Be United.
, Marion, 0., Sept. 18. Warning
' -aainat the dangers of a hyphenated
7 citizenship,' Senator s Harding told a
- gathering of foreign-born Americans
" here today that he believed the
United States must avoid "med
dling" in the affairs of other nations
if all classes of American citizens
are to be united it loyalty to the
government
The foreign-born are not to blame
for conflicting sympathies during the
world war, he said, asserting that
the fault wa with the nation itself
for failure in the task of thoroughly
2 , Americanizing those of foreign ex-
traction. This work must now be
taken up with new determination. ' .
I Opposed to Hyphenation." x
"Let us all pray that America shall
never become divided into classes
- and shall never feel the menace of
, C hyphenated citizenship," said Senator
; Harding.
"The way to unite and blend for-
eign blood in thex life stream of
America is to put an end to groups;
. an end to classes; an end to special
appeal to any of them; an end to
particular1 favor for any tf them.
t "I do not know whether or not
J Washington foresaw this menace
when he warned us against entang
v ling alliances and meddling abroad,
tut I see it, and I say to you that
alt America must stand firm against
lthis dangerous and destructive and
un-American policy. Meddling' is not
only dangerous to us because it lads
us into the entanglements against
which Washington warned us, but it
also threatens an America divided in
her own household. v
; Must Guard Ballot V
"For Americans who love America
I sound a warning. It is not bevond
possibility that the day might come
and may God forbid it when an
organized hyphenated vote in Ameri-
" can politics might have the balance
"ij.'of voting power to elect our govern
or ment. - If- this were true, America
'.'. would be delivered out of the hands
J of her citizenship and her control
1 might be transferred to a foreign
2 capital abroad.
"Let us all remember, however,
4' that 'America first' does not mean
, that the America which we all love
: and under whose flag we must al-
ways remain a people united, is to
be an America blind to the welfare
of humanity throughout the world
or deaf to the call of world civiliza-
tion. -
J" . "With an Jnterest in a common
, good, I urge now and shall, with in-
creasing conviction, always urge,
r that America shall give to her iti-
zens the benefits of. social justice
g and the conservation of human re
'5 sourceswhich a humane democracy
'J- owes to citizenship. I insist that
T American conscience recognizes the
duty of protecting our- national
health. I insist that it will protect
American motherhood and American
childhood and th American home.
- There can be no defense for work--
ing conditions which rob the Amer
; ican child of its rights."
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Board to Regulate
Coal Mines Urged
Commission That Investigated
. Disorders in Alabama Re
ports to Governor.
Montgomery Ala., Sept. 18. Ap
pointment of a.: state commissiorf
with absolute power to control and
regulate the coal industry of Ala
bama, is recommended in the re
port of.Governor Kilby's commit
tee, which has been investigating the
Strike of "onion miners in the Ala
bama bituminous fields.
The report, which was made pub
lic today, holds operators and union
leaders equally responsible for pres
ent conditions in the mining districts
of the state.
The public, the investigating com
mittee declares, has been the only
sufferer from the strike, which, it is
held, has limited production and
caused prices to soar. Some opera
tors, the report states, have taken
advantage of the situation and have
been 'guilty' of profiteering.
Governor Kilby expressed ap
proval of the bill.
Three companies of the Alabama
National Guard, called out by Gov
ernor Kilby for strike duty in
Walker and Jefferson counties,
where disorder, had been reported',
were on duty today in the mining
districts. ." , s
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White Russia Proclaimed
Soviet, Says Late Report
Conenhaeen. Sept. 18. (Jewish
Telegraphic Agency.) White Rus
sia has Deen ptociarmea a soviet re
public, according to delayed advices
received here today from Kovno.
Lithuania. The proclamation, -whichv
was signed by White Russian and
Lithuanian communists and repre
sentatives of the "bund," or work
men's organization, was issued, in
Minsk, September 7.
The social revolutionaries refused
to participate in the formation of the
new republic, ttie aavices say, de
claring it would afford no real inde
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Generally Fair -Weather
Promised For Next Week
Washineton. Sept. 18. Weather
predictions "for the week beginning
Monday are: Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri valleys, generally
fair with frequent fluctuations1 . in
temperature. .
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Bring Your Old Hat to U
We Will Make It Good
4 ,Ai New
LAMRBOS BOS.
1521 Farnam St. ' Tyler 4120
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An Endless Chain.
An endless chain of customers
come here . for Dental, work
through the recommendation of
friendS. Manufacturers send
their employes here. They have
confidence in ourv ability. Three
generations of people often, come
here. We demonstrate our pur
pose to please the public by giv
ing satisfactory . Dental service.
Our promise or guarantee is no
better - than our twenty years'
reputation. We seek for the
best. iWe take pains sq that you
will be satisfied to become one
of the links of the endless chain.
G. W. TODD
Fourth Floor Barker BIk.
- Omaha, Neb.
H. H. HARPER & CO.
Announce
"The Birth of a City"
to be known as NASHVILLE.
It is located flva miles north of Flor
ence on the Washington Highway. .
Plush Ccksj
'Let us clean your plush
or velvet coat and steam f
Iff out the wrinkles and t
crushed places. 'We will g
make them look like
new;" 1
If faded we fan dye Jt f
in the original or some
other color. $
Come in and see some f
of our work. Don'!dis- f
card your old clothes un-
til you see what we can
do for them.
Better spend five or t
ten dollars on your old
coat than a hundred or
more for a new one not
so good. '
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' Pantorium
"Good Cleaners and Dyers" 4
lSl5 Jones Streetj , t
Phone Douglas 963. , - S
South Side, 470S So. 24th St.,
Phone South 1283.
Guy Liggett, President for 23 Years
N. B.: We pay roturn charges on all
out-of-town orders. Send by par-
eel post.
Woman Offering Big
Investment Profits
Arrested In Butte
Butte, Mont.,. Sept. 18. Offers of
300 per cent profit in 10 days "oil
in investment of $100, made by Mrs.
Mary E. Thillips of Fort Worth,
Texas.
Friday by Butte police, according
resulted in her detention
of Police Chief
to Announcement
J. Murphy.
Mrs. Phillips admitted, the officer
said, that she had told a Mertone,
Mont., woman that she was a mem
ber of a prominent detective agency
seeking counterfeiters. She said, ac
cording to Chief Murphy, that she
war selling valuable oil royalties to
locate the counterfeiters. The Mel
stone woman came to Butte. today
to assist her in the t work. She
failed to locate Mrs. Phjjiips and re
ported the offers to the police
whose subsequent investigation re
seulted in Mrs. Phillips' arrest.
"She makes Ponzi. the Boston fi
nancier, look like a piker,' " Chief
Murphy said. "Ponzi only offered
50 per cent profit, in J0 days."
Finns and Swides Bide
By Decision of League
Paris Sept. 18. (By The -Associated
Press.) Finland and Sweden
have agreed to accept the interven
tion of the league of nations for the
settlement of the dispute between
them as to the possession of the.
Aland islands, lying at the mouth of
the Gulf of Bothnia between the two
countries. A commission will be ap
pointed by the executiVe" council of
the league to investigate the question
and reach an early decision. .
The acceptance of the council as
arbitrator is regarded by the mem
bers of the council as a long stepto
ward the recognition of the league
by the nations of the world as a me
dium for the prevention of future
wars,
Reserve Excess Falls
$4,783,790 Last Week
New York, Sept. 18. The actual
condition of clearing house banks,
and trust companies for the weelc
show that they hold $19,293,410 in
excess of legal requirements. This
is a decrease of $4,783,790 from last
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IG REMODELING SALE
BEN.
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Never "again will you have the ultra values offered to you that are being given during this effort to reduce our monsterous stock in order that the
Duuaers win nave room to worK. - ,.
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Just a Big
Silverware Sale
William Rogers Guaranteed
Silver Tabl Ware ,
On Sale Monday, Tiiesday
;) ,and, Wednesday
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6 Hollow Handle Knjves ari 6 Forks,-beautiful Hampden pat
tern. Regular price $15.00. Sale price $10.CO
6 Table Spoons, beautiful Hampden pattern. Regular price
?5.50. Sale-price... $3,70
6 Dessert Spoons, beautiful Hampden pattern.i Regular price
$4.50. Sale price.., j -$3.05
6 Tea Spoons, beautiful Hampden pattern. Rejrular Dried J2.75
I Sale price .$1.75
6 Individual Salad Forks, beautiful Hampien pattern. Regular
price $5.00. Sale price? .$3.35
Butter Knife and Sugar Shell, beautiful Hampden pattern.
Regular price $2.00i Sale price .$.35
Guaranteed Silverware at these prices do not happen these days
ouradvice is toUY RIGHT NOW.
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The Biggest Diamond
Event in Years
Think of this-
pure white Wessetyon Diamonds that are
every day offered at 20 discount. .A well
;ht more than his financial, standing would al
low him to carry; His error will save you. 20 on a diamond'.
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9952 Cut Glass Pieces
will be soldand te price will be cut in two, Just one-half
of the regular price. Seeing Jhis wonderful stock of the most
up-to-date of cut gjass will make you want it all. We are not
going to carry this stock over while remodelling to enlarge our
store. x
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Cut Glass Flower Basket, large, regular pries $5.00, 4 price t t.5n
Cut Glass Candy Jar, large, regular price J3.00, price f 1.80
Cut Glass 12-Inch Square Vaee, regular price 15.00, Vi price S .SO
Cut Glass Spoof Basket with handle, regular price $4.00, price. .$ i.O(l
Cut Glass Celery Tray, swell, beautiful, regular price $4.00. 14 price f .(H1
Cut Glass 12-inch Round Vase, regular price $5.00. Vk price $ S.50
Cut Glass 8-inch Salad Bowl, regular price $4.00, V, price $ 2JK)
Cut Glass 8-lnch 3-cornered 3-footed Berry Bbwl, reg. price 44.6.0, $
uui liiaas 12-lncn footed Orange Bowl, regular price $8.00, price..! 4.00
Cut Glass 8-ln Relish Dish, 3 com. Regular price $4.60, Vi price.. 8.2S
Cut Glass 12-ln Fruit Bowl on high foot, regular price $9.00, V, price $ 4.50
Special Sale of Ice Tea Tankards, with cover, and 6 Ice Tea Tumblers,
regular price $12.00, ft price f 8.00
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Our Jewelry
$1.00 Counter
Our . Jewelry $1.00 Counter has never
been more prolific, has never "had such a
variety as now of Quality Merchandise
eaclj article amuch greater value.,
600 Stick yins set with Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Opal
etc- v.' $l,CO
500 Pairs of Cuff Buttons, gold filled, plain qr engraved
for soft and stiff cuffs $1.00
500 Sets of Ladies Pins, gold filled3 in one. Set plain
"... and engraved '.. $1.00
500 Solid Gold Baby Seal Rings. One letter engraved
) free $1.00,
500 2-Blade Gold Filled Pocket Knives, plain or engraved'
-v;- $1.00
500 Waiaemar Gold Filled Chains, soldered links, nifty de
eigns..... $1.00
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Our Christmas $1.00
Counter
has many new attractions this week must be seen
to bB appreejated come early.
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Set of 6, Cut Glass Individual Salts .'-$1.00
Cut Glass Candle Stick 1.00
Cut Glass Knife Rest $1X0
Cut Glass Creamer and ugar $l!oO
"Cut Glass Flower Basket.., $1.00
Cut Glass Marmalade Jar.'. $l!oO
Cut Glass' Combination Sugar and Creamer $l!oO
Cut Glass Salt and Pepper, silver top... $l!cO
Colonial Cut Glass Oil Bottle '. $l!oO
Cut Glass Sanitary Syrup Pitcher $l!oO
Cut Glass 6-inch beautiful Nappy JRI OO
Ctit Glass Spoon Tray, boat-shaped $1 no
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Cut Glass Night Bottle with Glass.
Cut Glass Butter Dish with Cover...,
Sheffield Tea Strainer-
Sheffield Napkin Ring,
More articles than we can mention
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Fcr th& cAdomment cfjBcouty LaTausca 'Pearls
You will make money by looking Into these very best
Parisian Pearl Necklaces. Come in early MONDAY
ind have a set laid away. v
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Genuine I.a Tansca Pearl Necklaces, inde
structible and surely teauttful, 30 Inches
regular price $75.0,0 PQ7 Kfi
Sale Pric. Wtssstv
Genuine I Tausca Tearl Necklaces, 20 to. ,
Regular price $65.00 K(i
8le Price vtssv
Genuine Hlrliefleii rrarl Necklaces, 18 In.,
Diamond White Gold Clasp. regular
price $40.00
Sule Price .........
Genuine I.a Tauscnjparl Necklaces, 84 In.
Regular price $62.00 tQ1 (
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Sale Price
Genuine Rlclielira Pearl Necklaces, 24 In.
most beautiful and evenly toatclied l'e.r)f.
Regular price $30.00 '
Sale Pries
Genuine Rfchellea Pearl Necklace, SO in.
you surely will appreciate, these necklac.-s.
Regular price $35.00 (J- f7 fTA
Sale Price OKsJU
$15.00
.$20.00
Our entire stock of Genuine Blue Beard Pearls will
be closed out at ONE-HALF of regular price
Our Bemodeling Sale, never, to be forgotten, by
these prices below will keep us on the go every
minute of this price smashing sale." 5,000 solid Gold
Rings, set with reconstructed rubys, sapphire, em
erald, garnets, opals, etc., in the latest up-to-date
mountings. This includes both ladies' and gentle
men's rings. 30 per cent discount oneafcfc and
every solid gold ring, set ring or seal ring.
Gentleman's heavy, solid gold, reconstructed
Ruby Ring $14.00 $9.80
Gentleman's heavy, solid gold. Belcher mount- 1
ing, reconstructed Ruby..: 7. .7... 10.00 7.00
Gentleman's heavy, solid gold, Garnet Ring, '.
flat top 9.25 6.47
Gentleman's heavy, solid gold, Emerald Ring, ,
2-karat stone 35.00 24.50
Gentleman's heavy, solid gold! Pink Sapphire ,
Ring, latest cut- r. 9.00 6.30
Gentleman's heavy, . solid gold, Australian .
- Opal, Belcher mounting".
Ladies' solid gold, Tiffany mounting, recon
structed Ruby Set.. 15.00 10.50
Ladies' solid golf. Tiffany mounting, genuine ,
Garnet Set:...j... .,X. , 14.00 ' 9.00
Ladies' solid gold, Tiffany fancy jmounting,
Emerald Sef. C,f 13.50 9.45
Ladies' solid gold, Tiffany mounting, v Pink
-Sapphire Set 11.00 7.70
Ladies solid gold, Tiffany mounting, Pearl Set 15.00 10.50
Ladies' solid gold, Tiffany mounting, Sapphire '
Set i 7.75 5.42
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ur Entire Stock Reliable
.American Watches
Ladies' and' gentlemen's watches,
wrist watches of every known de
sign Hamilton, Howard, Elgin Wal
tham and Hampden, will be sold at
this sale at prices never known to
the public before. Out they go be
for our remodelling. Here is a few
prices which will talk thfi right lan-'
guage to you. Money saved is money
made. ; - -
1,500 Gentlemen's watches go out
en this sale regardless of cost before
remodeling and enlargirta our store..
Ellrtn movement, set In 11 or It siie, JO-year gold filled, guaranteed case en
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17- JewelVElgln movement, patent regulator. Brequet hairspring, compensated
Ballance wheel, safety click, double brae, mainspring in a very strong,
dustpdool Silvering screw cats S15.7S
15-Jwr! Patrl -Swiss watch. 12 slse. Edge Royal 20-year-gold filled, casp; a
very reliable timekeeper and beautiful thin model watch, yours for. ,, .SiS.75)
Come Early Is Our Advice
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16th and Douglas
At the Sign of the Crown
Up the G.oldea Stairs ;
Mail Orders Are Prompdr Filled
.The Vnusnal Has Happened
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WHAT?
That we can sell yon a 14-karat, aollil gold, Ladles' Wrist Watch, small
and nifty, 15-je-el, reliable and guaranteed time-piece, with silk .ribbon
bracelet and gold filled hmcrlet-Vso you can wear both. Mimday, Tuesday and
Wednesday this 14-karat, solid gold wutch will be sold at
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$21.75
. v long as they last only one to a customer
)y I ' MONDAY, TTESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
We -will tell you a 14-karat, Kold filled, ladles' wrist watch, guaranteed
for 20 years with 15-jewel guaranteed and adjusted movement Two bsicclets
go with this watch ne silk and oaa gold filled so you can wear either one.
Pries $15.75
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Over 600 ladles' wrist watches on hand which will be sacrificed iefors
modeling our store.
It laid sway.
Buy a ladles' wrist watch for Christmas now and have
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