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THE i BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1920.
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Mother and
Sons Meet
In Prison
Alleged Murderess, Dressed In
Prisoner's Garb, Smiles as
She ' Greets Her
Two Boys.
"Say, you'll let us see our mother,
, won't you?" uas the first question
asked by Burt and Mike Tierney
when they arrived at the county jail
at noon yesterday after being sent up
under $2,000 bond each by Judge
Fitzgerald in South Side Police
court on a charge of highway rob
bery. "Ob, I guess so," said Jailer Sher
man Clayton.
Their mother is Mrs. Mike Tier
ney who, a week ago last Saturday,
shot and killed Kay Dunldp, who
had married her 16-ycar-oht daugh
ter, Ethel, a few days before. She
is charged with first degree murder
.and is held without bond.
."Never before in my recollection
have.we'had a mother and sons in
the county jail awaiting trial at the
same time," said Jailer Clayton.
Greets Them With Smile.
Mrs. Tierney is in the matron's
ward of the jail in the southeast
corner of the fifth floor of the court
house. Her sorts were escored over
there before being placed in their
own cell on the opposite side of the
jail. ' '
Mrs. Tierney, in the. blue "bloom
er" uniform used by women pris
oners, was waiting anxiously for the
Doys. As tliey came up to her fell
she put her hands through the bars
and on their shoulders, i She patted,
their cheeks. Not a sign of a tear
appeared in her eyes. She .even
smiled.v ' t
"Oh, my boysP she exclaimed. "I
just know you're not guilty, and I
know you'll soon be out of jail. You
must work now, word hard, and go
straight for the sake 'of your sisters
and your father." '
Forgets- Her Own Troubles:
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mi. xicmcy, wuo iiuu uceii separa
ted from his wife prior to the shoot
ing, returned homester her arrest
and ckcla'red he will tight to free
her. s
Mike and Burt remained talking to
their mother for some minutes, a
' deputy sheriff standing guard.
Mrs. Tierney seemed to have for
gotten her own troubles in planning
tor her boys' ralese, though she is
awaiting trial ior a crime, the pen
alty tor wnicn, upon conviction, is
,th electric chair.
The two voung men were taken to
a cell in the "bound over" ward oil
the jail after their talk with their
mother. ,
"Everything will come out all
right," were her parting words as
they were led away.
DaughtersTJevoted to Her.
The other children of Mrs. Tier
ney have been extremely devoted to
their mother since she has been in
jail.
"The two daughters, Margaret and
Ethel, have been trying to see their
mother every day," said Sheriff
Clark, "although Friday is our only
visiting dav. This takes much of the
matron's time because she must stay
in the room all of the time that the
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visitors aic uicic.
The specific charge against Burt
Mtd Mike in the present case-is the
holdup of J. E. Cera-, railroad detec
tive, September 28 at Fourteenth
and Locust streets. They were ar
rested in a raid last Saturday night
in a house on the South Side, in
Vhich 11 men and one woman were
arresd.
Yesterday Tolice Judge Foster, in
Central police court, "refused to hear
the Tierney cases, oil the ground
that they belonged in" the South
Side police court, because the arrest
took place on' the South Side.
Judge's. Disagree.
' This morning Judge Fitzgerald, in
South Side police court, at first re
fused to hear them, holding that the
case belonged in Central police court
Dscause tne anegea crime uccurreu
in Omaha. He consented to go
ahead, however, whert police pointed
brought intoMhe court.
Lectures Fill Day of
' ; Physicians, Reunion
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Mother, Accused of.
Murder, and 2 Sons
Who Join Her In Jail
Dr. G. Alexander Young, and
"Tuberculosis in Children" was the
subject of a paper by Dr. H. ,B
Hamilton. -
,Lunch. was served at the Univer
sity hospital, followed by round table
discussions o"Tr "Fost-Partum
Hemorrhage and "Hemorrhage in
the Newborn," led bv Dr. C. M. Pol
lard and Dr. B. V. Christie.
Omaha Cop Convicted of
Bribery Is In Kansas Jail
H. J. Wilkening, former police of
ficer who was convicted in district
.t t.,e -irInir frr aprentititr a
bribe and paroled because of his
family, was arrested yesterday in
Smith Center, Kan., for bootleggmg
' and sentenced to 60 days in jail, ac
v cording to word received yesterday
by Police Inspector Andrew Pat
tulo. . , ,
Following the receipt of the Kan
sas telegram police raided the home
of Henry Wilkening, father of the
former officer,' on the South Side,
and seized a still and a quanity cf
moonshine liquor. '
New East Relief 6oard
To Meet Here on October 15
An all-day meeting for the dis
'cussion of problems in the work in
the Near East will be held by the
Near East Relief committee at the
Chamber of Conynerce October 15.
Mr. Charles V. Vickrey, secretary of
the national committee, who has just
returned from aaertended tour of
the Near East, will speak.
OViXe TterneyttFp
Landlord Chummy
With Man After He
Garnishees Wages,
While C. H. Ward. Missouri" Pa
cific railroad switchman, ate, smoked
and chatted intimately with John E.
Rickert, proprietor of Hillside Inn,
a rooming house at Twenty-second
and Davenport .streets', he was una
ware that John had instituted legal
action, against him.
Ward appeared in Justice of the
Peace Collins' court yesterday to an
swer a garnishee summons for $70
filed a week ago by Rickert.
"I've lost my job and my standing
in the union on account of it," he
declared. "Why, my room rent
wasn't even due yet, and that man
sat across the dinner table from me,
chummed witb me!
"He told me he would -wait intil
pay day for the rent. Why, this
morning at breakfast we talked in
timately about current affairs and
the weather. Then I learn he has
garnisheed my wages. That's friend
si" ip!"
Mr. Ward appealed to John Lar
son, head of the city labor bpa.rd, to
help him get back his job.
Visiting physicians attending the
11th annual reunion of the Alumni
Association of the University of
Nebraska College of Medicine con
tinued yesterday in their study of va
rious Jiuman ailments.
Lectures were delivered at the
University hospital directed by Dr.
D. B. Owen. "Surgical Treatment
of Empyema" was discussed by Dr.
A. C. Stokes; "Local Anesthesia in
Tonsillectomy" was the subject of a
EaPer. bl 1J,r-.,;,v- u??!:.:hYCD: avenue-,' was arrested Tuesdav and
pinai aypnuis was u .uu "JN i. beinir held for investigation. Police
Truck Driver Is Arrested
For Tbft of Silks and Linens
After two suitcases filled with silk
and linen clothing valued at $400 had
been recoveredby police. W. E. Mc
Donrfell, truck driver, 5513 Mayberry
Hectare that he may be connected
with the alleged box car robbers
now Tinder arrest.
McDonnell admitted that he left
the suitcases with neighbors., but he
declared that Someone threw the
suitcases on his truck.
Walnut Hill Metlrtdists v '
Hold" Reception for Pastor
The members of the Wahiut Hill
Methodist church held a reception
Tuesday night in honor of their new
pastor, the Rev. A. D. Davis. C. T.
Shaw, chairman, delivered an ad
dress of welcome. Dr, Davis re
sponded. Dr. A. Yonderlippe, and
Dr. Ernst of the Lowe Avenue
Presbyterian church were guests.
'I here were readings and musical
numbers on the program.
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Bluffs Man Dies of Wounds
Received While Hunting
George Bryan Faulk, 23, of Coun
cil Bluffs, died at the Mercy hos
pital in the Bluffs Tuesday as the
result of wounds received on a hunt
ing trip near pkamah, Neb., Sep
tember 26, when his coosin acci
dentally shot him ill the side.
Painters Threaten Strike.
Ottawa, Oct. 6. One hundred
painters and decorators completing
work on the new parliament build
ings threatened to strike unless wage
demands of painters and 'decorators
in New York are granted. Their
position has been approved by the
Ottawa Building Trades council.
Cummiiigs and
Wilson Join to
Put League Over
Former Democratic Chairman
"Will Take Stump in Be
half of Governor Cox
And Covenant.
Clilciifo frlliunc-Omalm Hee leaned Wire.
Washington, Oct. 6. The demo
cratic national "campaign from now
on will have two chieftains and two
managers. y.
In partnership with Governor Cox
and his campaign chairman, George
Whije, Woodrow Wilson, president
of the United States, and Homer
S. Cummings, former chairman of
the democratic national committee,
have joined to pull the league of
nations covenant from the rocks, if
it can be (fone. N--
So-iar as can be learned the
partnership interests have ' been
mutually agreed upon, Governor
Cox and Chairman White having
yielded at last to the insistence of
administration forces in t'e party
that the league of nationJ8mu5t be
played over all else in the party
Gases
Sourness
Indigestion
Heartburn
Flatulence
Palpitatio
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
two of Parte'a TManenain alt tba atom-
aeh distress caused by acidity will
end. I'ape's Diapepsin always puts
sick, upset, acid stomachs in order
t nee. Large COc case drugstores.
million people who carts for their era
as tkr rr far .tkelr taatt to slamMks
Oat Rome Tteataavnt Outfit from'yoar
draMlst and use as directed. Clean, fresh
feeling eyes and the clearness of Tlsioa
will nuke the
world seem
brighter end
your day's -wortt
less tiresome.
Not: Phnldane
ana Eretaecialiita
pmcrtb Bon Opto '
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handbills henceforth until election
drfy.
As a matter of fact, some influen
tial democrats dtclare the supieme
commanders of the democrati:.- ef
fort from this date will be Wilson
and Cummings, Cummings, who
wanted to renominate Wilson at Sa
Francisco, having taken final in
structions from the president at the
White House today before invadingJ
the middle west to strike for the
league. v
Qummings Takes Up Fight.
Mr. Cummings, who delivered the
eloquent tribute to Wilson at San
Francisco, which almost made the
former national chairman1 a for
midable candidate for th democratic
nomination, resigned as chairman
when Governor Cox. was nominated,
and up to the present time has taken
little active part in. the campaign.
Hut when President Wilson leaped
into the breach to aid Cox in the
final drive for" votes, with the league
as the imperative issue, Cummings
rushed to Washington from his home
in Connecticut and is now on his
way to take up the White House
burden in the fight to save the Wil
son covenant from national repudia
tion. President Wilson talked with his
former campaign manager for half
an hour this afternoon. When Mr.
Cummings left the, president he
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would not. of course, commctu on
what he executive said. But judging
from the president's message to tt e
American people Sunday night, call
ing upon them to vindicate their
country's honor by indorsing the
league o nations, it was conceded
that fthe president talked over with
his political manager, the plan
they are to pursue in seeking to turn
hack the American . masses trom
their steady stride toward the res
toration to power of the republican
party.
Invades Doubtful States.
Mr. Cummings is to make his drive
in what has been described as
doubtful territory in this campaign,
being scheduled to whoop 'em up
for the league in Ohio, Kansas. In
diana, New Mexico and California.
He will Open the administration's
phase of the speaking tour in Cin
cinnati Thursday. While the preM
dent is preparing to follow his ad
dress of Sunday night with further
arguments on the league, the re
publican publicity association called
attention tb the vitally impoitati' fart
ir. connection with the league, that
"one party to a contract cannot in
sist upon the right to determine the
Interpretation of the language of the
contract."
Guard rails raised by compressed
air have been installed on a Cali
fornia ferryboat to prevent autvmo
l iles runing overboard.
Peace Officers Denied
Right to Search Homes
Without Warrants
Frankfort, Ky., Oct. d. High, of
peace officers to 'search private
premises or seize personal property
without a search warrant w! de
nied in an opinion handed down by
the Kentucky court of appeals.
The case was the outgrowth of
an effort, the record shows, to en
force prohibition laws.
A citizens whose home ".s
searched by a sheriff .without a war
rant appealed to the higher cou't
when the officer took from li'S
premises a quwitity of liquor. The
court ordered the liquor returned.
Chief , Justice John I). Carroll's
opinion said:
"It is better thnt a guilty individ
ual escape punishment than that a
court of justice should violate a viral,
j'undainental principle.
iew Lieutenant Here.
First Lieutenant Malcolm D.
Grimes arrived from Kansas City
yesterday- morning for assignment
as assistant to Colonel Penrose at
the quartermaster depot. He was
recently commissioned.
rirc Destroys Business
Section of Town In S. D.
Pierre, S. !., Oct. 6. (Stco'al
Telegram. 1 The whole busines
t!l.
section of the, town of Philip in ti
western part of the staje was dijif
stroyed by fire early this tnorniqp!
according to reports teceivea n
The loss is estimated at $2.-)0,(KK,
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Girls! Your hair needs a little "Dandcrine" that's all! Whert j
H becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff!
appears, or yourhajc falls out. a 35-cent bottle of delightful,!
dependable "Danderme" from any store, will save your halr, i
nlfrt JsmiIMa tiuiiifw ' Tru "rn rA arin n" nnA coat it
Diseased Skin
I Freedom at once from the agony of
skin disease; TMfloothlng wash of otla,
Try D. D. D. it's different S5c SOe
and 11.90. We rna-antec the flnt battle.
HD.ED.in),
SSL lotion ibr 5hbi Disease
Five Sherman tt McConnell Drug Stores.
ADVKBTISKMSNT.
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BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
New Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Medicated With- Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.
The sensation of the year In the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
ujlnute cold and cough reliever, au
thoritatively fiuiranteed by the lab
oratories; tested, approved anospiost
enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities, and proclaimed
by the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whiskey,
rock and rye. or any other cold and
coughf emedy' they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wondetful new elixir, so
all you have to do to'get rid of
that cold is to step into the nearest
drug store, hand the clerk half a
dollar for a bottle of Aspironal -and
tll him to serve you two teaspoon
ful.T with four teaspoonfuls of water
in a glass. With your watch in your
hand, take the.drink at one swallow
and call for your money back in two
minutes if you cannot feel your cold
fading away like a Bream within the
time limit Don't be bashful, for all
druggists invite you and expect you
to try It. Everybody's doing It.
When your cold or cough is re
lieved, take the remainder of the
bottle home to your wife and babies,
for Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effectivevthe easiest to take
r.nd the most agreeable cold and
cough remedy for infants and chil
dren. , -. ,-i.f..- .. .'
Thursday Demonstra
tion of the" "Sechrist
Pressure Cooker" Cook
ing School, Fifth Floor.
CatS THE PACD
Free Instruction i n
' Lamp Shade Making in
Our, Enlarged Art De
' partment, Third Floor.
CROWING ONM3
ThursdayA Special Selling of
Girls' Coats at 25.00
Regular 35.00 39.00 Values
Ages
,6 to U
Years
Latest
Fall
Models
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These beautiful little coats hich
we offer at this exceptional price
for Thursday, feature the season's
latest fabrics, colors and styles.
Velours, Broadcloths and Velvets
are developed into charming
models that will be a delight to
f mother, as well as to the little
miss. Some are tailored exqui
sitely, others are fancy, some
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belted otjiers loose, all with fine
quality linings. . Many are iur
trimmed.
We are offering these models now,
at the beginning of the season,
giving you an opportunity to save
money and at the same time offer
ing you a choice of a new . and
complete selection.
New Autumn Creations in
Women V Fashionable Frocks
zVN extensive display representing all that
is exclusive, authentic and in conformity"
with" the art of correct dress. Designs of marked
individuality, and trimming of
resplendent beauty, colors rich
and harmonious, distinguish
this brilliant showing, in which
fashion's vogue fqr the ap
proaching season is admirably '
reflected.
Variety of Fabric a
Noticeable Feature
Noteworthy values in Satin, Cr6pe de
Chene, Georgette, Kitten's Ear, Can
ton Crepe, Chiffon Velvet, ricotine,
Poiret Twill and Serge Frocks make
up this splendid assortment.
An Important Showing
for Thursday. '
Very Special for Thursday, 25.00
N Brandeis Stores Second Floor Wpt ,
Priced from 49.00 to 149.00
Brandeis Stores Second Floor West
m
Reflecting the Latest Thursdayfor Economical Women
In-Women's and Children's
Sweaters
To enjoy the" outdoors,
one must, have a nice
warm sweater.
When you see these
new sweaters, you
will agree that one
must make hikes
and outdoor sports
'"a part of the sea-
..jp'sons program.
They are so comfort-"
able and come in such.
v a vai ihi.v fir snjioa rnpr
the most fastidious cannot fail to be sat
isfied. Slip-overs, coat sweaters and
tuxedos vie with each other in the most
desirable shades.
Priced from, 5.95 to 18.00
- Children's Sweaters
We carry a complete line of children's 1
sweaters in all sizes and colors. Do not fail
to see our beautiful cap and scarf sets, now
so popular. .v
v Priced from 5.00 to 15.00
Brandeis Stores--Second Floor Center
A Sale of
Wool Jersey
Excellent
Values
uses
At 6.50
A utumn Showing of
Women V Silk Jersey
Knickers
Do you know the cheering effect of a new
blouse? Itovorks wonders with the sad
dest of old suits or skirts and these.new
wool Jerseys at this attractive price- are
especially alluring. '
Colors are;
NavyBrown, Tan and -Copenhagen
They are the last,word in style these
natty over-blouses in thr.ee-quarter
sleeves, and prove to be just the thing for
, school or office wear. ' "
On Sale Thursday, each 6.50
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Brandeis Stores Second Floor South
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With Autumn here and
Wintersoon to "follow,
you will be interested in
this complete showing of
knickers in street shades
to match the suits. Women
having ' a preference for
the straight lines will be
especially interested, as
the materials and cut ad
here to this style of dress.
- x Conors are:
.Qlach, Taupe, Brown, -
Green, and Blue
They are, of the best quality pure' silk
Jersey, which has become so popular a ma
terial for the woman who wishes to be
neatly as well as stylishly dressed.
priced at 5.95
Brandeis Stores Second Floor North
Our Enlarged Basement A Place for Spending Profitable. Hours During the
INTRODUCTORY SALES
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Get acquainted with the newly enlarged basement in Brandeis Stores. The opportunity is at hand in the Three-Dav Introduc
tory Sales, beginning Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday. You will find that the new basement is one of the big
gest show places among the store basements of America. It is attractive in arrangement and a perfect storehouse of treasure
for the discriminating bargain hunter. Every basement department is filled with high grade goods bought bv Brandeis at
great saving. An extra force of clerks will be on hand to render quick and satisfactory service "