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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920. Marian Hamilton Nanied In Prize- TUT Te - winning jingle Chooser of Queen For Ak-Sar Ben Denies Attributes of Longfellow, Whittier v Poe. ... or 'Monday's Ak-Sar-Bcn jingle prize winner . chooses Marian Hamilton ? T . 't queen, me pre winner is Evelyn - Whelan, 3331 South Twe- .jr-ionrm streec ana sne jniRles thus ''I'm not a Longfellow, Whlttler, or Poe, Nor ovan a Jinnlep In fun. "But my prophecy ol Samson's choice would KO Tw pretty Marian Hamilton." Only a few days are now left to win prizes in The Bee's contest. Write a jingle about some person WilO would make a trnnH L-inir queen You may win one of the .inai prizes as .well as the daily prize. These are the rules of the contest: 1. No governor of Ak-Sar-Ben or any member of his family is eligible to compete, nor any em ploye of The Bee or his relative. Anyone else may contribute one or more jingles. 2. The guess must be embodied in a jingle, either a "King's Jingle" or a "Queen's Jingle." It must be written plainly and enclosed in an envelope addressed to the Ak-Sar-Ben Jingle Editor of The Bee. 3. Each jirgle must be on a separate sheet Of paper, the "King's Jingle" on one and the "Queen's Jingle" on another. 4. The author or the best jin gle each day will receive two tickets to Con T. Kennedy's , Ak-Sar-Ben carnival shows. v 5. The person who guesses correctly the name of the king will receive any $10 article in any Omaha store; the y-person who guesses correctly the name of the queen will receive a second order for $10 worth of merchandise in any Omaha store. ; 6. In case two or more persons make the same winning guesses the author of the best jingle will receive the first prize and the au thor of the second best jingle a separate $5 prize. 7. The contest will close Sep tember 22. ' Brief City News . Bandits Rob Cafe Two bandits entered the Vienna restaurant. 517 North Sixteenth street, held up the night cashier and escaped with $20 yesieraay at 2:30 a. m. -r Will Talk To Millers Thorne A. Brown, state railway commissioner. win address flour millers of Nebras ka when they convene in the Cham' ber of 'Commerce Wednesday. Robbed By Highwaymen Her man Tagmeyer, 4615 Chicago street, was held up and robbed of $7 by two armed highwaymen late Sunday at orty-sixth and wakeley avenue. Radio Band Here The Great Lakes radio school band serenaded The Bee and other newspapers yes terday on their arrival here yester day to participate in Ak-Sar-Ben parades. Ban on . Screechers More rigid enforcement of traffic laws which prohibit screeching whistles and other disquieting noises was ordered by Police Commissioner Ringer yes terday. v Larson Goes To Germany John L. Larson, manufacturer of the all metal monoplane mail ships, sailed last week for Germany to ascertain the cause of three of his Junker mall planes catching fire. Hotel Rooms . Robbed Threo rooms at the Palms hotel were looted Sunday afternoon of cloth ing. Pat Geiger reported the theft of $120 worth of clothing; George Watson, $22 worth, and E. I. Chap pell, $35 worth. Men Held Waive Charles Men ring and Frank Plank, arrested last Friday by federal narcotic agents charged with selling dope, waived preliminary hearing yesterday be fore Commissioner Boehler. They were released on bonds. Firemen in Civil Service The resolution of City Commissioner Harry B. Zimman, providing for ap plication of civil service rules in the fire department wal recommendei for passage yesterday by the ' city council, meeting as a committee, of the whole. ' Duluth Vlsltors-i-B. Stockman, president of the Duluth Board of Trade, will head a party of eight members of the Duluth board, who will visit the grain exchange in Omaha next Wednesday. The party will be entertained by elevator men at a dinner in the athletic club. . Painters On Strfkc Union paint ers, decorators and paperhangers are on strike to enforce demands for $1.25 an hour. Four shops had ac- APVERTI8KMENT. Cheyenne Experiences a . Healthy Growth in Decade Washington, Sept. 20. -Cheyenne, Wyo., 13,829; increase 2,509, or 22.2 percent- Orafton, W. Va., 8,517; increase 954, or 12.6 per cent. Okmujgee, Okl., 17,430; increase 13,254. or 317.4 per cent.' Dallas county, Texas, containing Dalias, 210,551; increase 74,803, or 55.1 per cent. - A worm gear has been designed for use with small electric motors to reduce the speed of machinery operated by them in a ratio of 28 to 1. " FOR ITCHJNGJPRTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation, and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zcmo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight ' Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti septic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, it not greasy or sticky and is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Ol ceded to their demands, and 30 had returned to work, union officials said yesterday. More than 400 men were ; affected by the strike, union heads said. . . . Back From Vacation Dr. Wil liam J. Temar. 5001 Underwood ave je, has Just returned from his va cation, having attended two weeks lectures and clinics at Davenport, la., and Chicago chiropractic col leges. The doctor reports wonderful progress In the handling of nervous diseases by the chiropractie method. Clash With Tenant Hugh and Laura Stewart, 1208 .North Twenty fourth street, were arrested Sunday for disturbing the peace. They had called onj their tenant, F. A. Glover, 1108 Noijth Twenty-third street, to ADVERTISEMENT. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine" "Baver Tablets ot Aspirin'- is genuine Aspirin proved safe by mil lions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken "Bayer package," which contains proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Fain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents; Druggists also sell larger "Bayer packages." 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Omaha Begins Fight For Cut in Lumber Rail Rates The high cost of lumber, which is partly ( to blame for the dullness in building, will be shaved down if the Interstate Commerce commission heeds the appeal for lower rates on lumber products to 'Omaha. .The traffic bureau, of the Chamber of Commerce Jias forwarded a com plaint, on rates from the Pacific northwest and asking an equaliza tion with the freight charges to Minneapolis and St. Paul. . For many years the freight charges on lumber to Omaha have been 7 cents a 100 pounds higher than Minneapolis has to pay. This amounts to $1.80 a thousand feet. About 75 per cent of the lumber used here comes from the northwest, ami the saving by the new rate would amount to more than $60,000 a vear. Plan For Big Fair. The fntral committee of all A. O. U.. W. lodges xwill meet Tuesday night at the A. O. U. W. temple in Omaha to discuss and' make ar rangements for the big A. O. U.'W. untry fair, to be held at the tem- cpun p( October 25 to 30. x Osteopaths to Convene. , Twenty-first annual canyention of the Nebraska Osteopathic conven tion will be held in the Hotel Clttje September 28 and 29. Mayor Smith will deliver the address oi welcome, to which Dr. Van B. Smith of Lin coln, president, will respond. few Mi ' "EVERYBODY STORE" Many Wonderful Values Are Offered Tuesday in the Downstairs Store Choose One of These Handsome New- Suits $39.50 A Special Purchase Of , Untrimmed H This assortment includes hats of a very fine quality of Silk Lyons1 Velvet, Silk Duvetyn, ' Panne Velvet, Salt's Velvet, Plush Hats, in all the wanted styles of the season in black, brown, taupe, navy, beaver. Trimmings 50c Be your own milliner and attend this sale of flowers, feathers and' trimmings, everything imaginable to trim your hat. Information for Ak-Sar-Ben1 Visitors Program for Tuesday Con T, Kennedy Shew, Carnival Ground, , 15th and Capitol Are. ASK MR. FOSTER Information Service Balcony Burfi-Nah Co. We will make your hotel reserva tions. : Reservations in private homes. Railroad reservations. . Train information. Information about Ak-Sar-Ben fes tivities and general local trips. We will serve you in any way to make your visit with us comfortable and pleasant. Services Always Free of Charge. 1 w will trim" them free for you, providing you purchase both your shape and trimming Here. Downstairs Store. 4 Specials in Sheffield Silver Salt and Pepper, $1.95 Pair Plateaus. $2.50 Each Card Trays, v $2.75 Each Sugar and Cream ers, $4.65 Pair. It is almost unbelievable to hear "f of the prices that have been placed on the suits that have justsarrived in the Downstairs Store. But the only way to really appreciate them is to come and see for yourself and select the one you want for te coming season. The materials include Vejpurs, Silvertones, Tricotines. All the latest styles beautifully trimmed with fur or strictly plain $39.50. I I M 7 l V. Children's Winter Coats $9.95 to $24.50 Children's new winter coats in velour, beaver cloth," chinchilla and corduroy, in all the pretty new styles and all the wanted colors. Ages 7 to 14 years, from $9.95 to $24.50. Downstairs Store. Outing Flannel, 35c Extra heavy weight colored outing flannel in light or dark colors, 35c yard. I Dresser Scarfs 79c Yard Lace-trimmed dresser scarfs; these are of splendid quality; 18x50 inches, 79c yard. : Children's Blankets $1.19 In blue or pink polors and in neat white floral or animal de signs, $1.19 each. Huck Towels . 18c Each Fancy weave huck I towels, generous size, very absorbing quality, 18c each. - E Tuesdayjis the Second Day of Our Birsi Annual Sale of Bt 1 ox; oosierv "Burnascp Quality" This is the first sale of its kind, but from" this year on it will be an annual event The sale will continue all week and most exceptional values are offered each day of this great sale. Burnasco hose have six threads in the heel and' toes instead of the usual two, which assures double strength and wearing qualities; also garter tops which prevent supporters from breaking through. ' I These stockings are made especially for Burgess-Nash Co. I LOT 3 No. 3500 LOT 1 No. 250 3 Pair for $3.00 A pure thread silk storking, semi-fashioned in black, white and shoe shades, 3 pairs for $3.00. v . . t LOT 2 No. 300 I 3 Pair for $6.00 A pure thread silk st&cking, full fashioned in black, white and shoe shades, 3 pairs, for $6.00. . ; Main Floor. 3 Pair for $7.85 Pure thread silk stockings, full fashioned, a 12-strand silk, black, white and shoe, shades, 3 pairs for $7.85. ; j ' LOT 4 6 Pair for $4.50 Women's semi-fashioned lisle hose. six- thread toe and heel and a 4-inch garter hem. 6 pairs in box for $4.50. 1 Colors are black, white and shoe shades. Percale, 39c 1 36-inclj percale, averyf fin quality in light or dark blue col ors in neat figured designs, 39c yard. Curtain Material 59c Lace edge marquisette, plain or figured voiles or Swisses in neat dots and crossbar designs; . these are of excellent quality and are much underpriced- 59c yard. Door Rods, 20c Each Flat sash or door rods of vel vet brass, extends to 38 inches, 20c each. 1 Tray Cloths 19c Each ; Hemmed damask tray cloths of excellent quality, size 18x27 Inches, 19c each. - Tuesday, $1.25. The Downstairs Store Offers f Five Specials in Women's Garments Women's Kimonas $1.25 Night Robes $2.95 Made of flannelette in heavv floral , Made of the finest imported voile in beauti- or Conventional effects', trimmed in self ful colors. Elaborately trimmed back and front, or contrasting material. Special for with fine insertions, motifs, laces, hand embroi- ' dery and ribbon run beading, extra wide and full. Special Tuesday, $2.95; Envelope Chemise $1.45 Women's 'imported t voile' envelope chemise, innumerable styles in dainty pastel colors, exquisitely trimmed in fine laces, ribbon and beading. Special Tuesday, $1.45. . Crepe Gowns (j1.45 Women's Windsor crepe gowns, in stripes, plaids, polka dots and solid colors, daintily trimmed. Special Tuesday, $1.45. A large lot of Gossard Bandeaux and Brassieres 50c Made of batiste, broche, treco and net in pink or white, daintily trimmed in lace-, embroidery and ribbon. Fasten back or front. Sizes 34 to '45. Specially priced Tuesday, 50c. i " Select One of These Women's Blouses $3.75 ' AT LESS THAN COST OF MATERIAL Good quality crepe de chine blouses in white, flesh and navyj long sleeves. j Special Price for Tuesday Only $3.75 Downstairs Store. , An Opportune Sale of Women's Fall Boots $4.69 'i '.. 1 Large showing of the season's smartest styles in women's shoes for fall wear. Military or Louis heels, in brown calf black, brown, gray and field mouse kid,t .also two-tone effects. All sizes'arid widths. Wilton Rugs $ 7.95 and $ 1 1 .95 Prop patterns in Wilton rugs in the worsted quality yarns, soft, rich shades, and extra large assortment, far below mill price. Two sizes j . 2212x36, $7.95 27x54, $1195 Tuesday only. Boudoir Slippers 200 pairs fancy boudoir slippers on sale Tuesday, $1.45. , ' Downstairs Store. Children's School Hose. 35c 3 for $1.00 Children's school hose In black and white; a good stock ing for boys and girls 35c, 3for $1.00. Women's Union Suits, 85c 2 for $1.50 Women's, union suits, band or, bodice top,' cuff or lace knee ; an exceptional ' Value 85c, 2 for $1.50. ! Women's Hose s 2 Pairs for $1.00 Women's cotton stockings in black, brown, tan. A stocking that will give you real service, and worth twice the price 2 pairs for $1.00. Downstairs Store. -a A Remarkable Sale of Men's Sample Winter Overcoats $22:50 to $29.50 "In the Downstairs Store Winter overcoats for staple,- con servative styles, ulsterettes and belted coats, fur collar coats, all. kinds of winter overcoats, long and medium lengths, newest shades and colors, all sizes, for men and young men. In many instances , priced less than wholesale. 1 ..':!! i; ,k'. '.if I 1 '.?. ' 7. : X "Li 'lif n& it lo n'1 arij r . :i;ir 3f:(; ? f l i . -iiih1 '.i: ? :;. .I 5 T ..Ttft -'fV A.ewSiMHSJK.