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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1920)
. V . ..,,". A --.j. ....... , ... f r(r 1 urn jim'n i mwtf,ir MBKhimni,. ymmmtfm '"A i , THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1920. 0 High School Block Valued at $41,000 - v Real JEstate Men Set Market Value Figure aV Request of Board of Education. . Appraisal of the Central lHih , school grounds was made by a cora- , miuce appointed by the Omaha Real tat .board at $41,000. computed , on th; basis of naked value. ' The school board has requested a Valuation of the school1 property so that bonds could" be issued to raise money to acquire a conveyance of me property trom the state. The Real Estate board, at its mcet , ing in the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon, discussed the jppraisal, many declaring that an es timated value of 200 or 250 per cent , should be added to the 5paked value. This would give an assembled valut of approximately $1,000,000, which, it is thought, will be the final figure, individual appraisals made by mem- , ,aer placed the value-ot the pro srty at !f(H),000, $451,000, 5UX)0j ; an-" :m:u,uuu. , - Those in favor of the low figure ' took into consideration thefact that clcen to the nronertv is entailed with a provision that it be used for educa-' tional purposes only, and on this ac count its valuation should be com puted on the basis of its reasonable market or naked value. The question J will come up for further considera- , tior at a meeting of the committee with members of the school boarq, , 7 Brief City News, Jewish Brotherhood Danct The Temple Israel Brotherhood will hdlfl a dance at the Blackstone hQtel Sat urday evening. Ijooking For. Jobs Men are look . Ing for Jobs theso days, according to Walter Grantham of the Omaha In dustrial home of the Salvation .Army. Grantham now is seeking 70bs for easterners, who have come wes: to fid work. More Car-Urged Proprietors of retail stores were urged to take More care in the acceptances of checks to be cashed for payment for merchandise, at a meeting of the .Associated Retail Credit Bureau and Credit Men last night. -. i' Freight Agent Named lSverett Stolspart, 2024 Howard street, is the new traveling freight agent for the Chicago & Great Western railroad to bucceed W. F. Stewart, who has gone to Spokane, Wash., to become gen' eral, agent for the western circuit. ; Divorce For Choking Denied Be cause . her ljuaband choked and cursed her, was not considered Buf ficiontNgi'oinds for a divorce by District Judge Goss, in the suit drought ye.erday by Catherine B. Thompson, 707 Souths Twenty-ninth; street, . . v .. . . ,., Officers iworn In Before the po- Vce OemonHtrated the methods em ployed in detecting traffic Violators. It.lW. Walters of the volunteer traf fic squad, repo.-ted 77 violators, Walters and 115 others were sworn In nt the Chamber of Commerce last night by Chief of. Police Eberstein an special officers and Instructions In chasing down violators were given by police officers. Snea For pamagea Giuseppe Ft nocrhlaro was made defendant In a $10,000 suit filed yesterday by Mrs. Mary Beran for . allege 1 damage sustained when the defendant ran Irto her with his automobile at Eleventh and Howard streets, Sep tember 30. Salesman Elect Offlwra Walter Johnson was elscted president of the Salesmen's auxiliary of the Omaha m& Katate board at a meeting held nt the Chamber: of Commerce yes terday afternoon. T. R. Houston was elected vice president and Max Agor, secretary and treasurer. Woman Chosen Mrs. Hester Kronson Copper has been chosen by the democratic county central com mittee as a candidate for the state legislature following the withdrawal of Frank A. Goodall. Claude F. 1 osHie has( tendered his resignation as secretary of the central commit tee. ' Jul 1m Speeder Judge Foster yes terday sentenced Frank Lambertson, Council Bluffs, to 10 days in Jail for running down Alfred Elllott,ll, ne gro, 2013 Izard street, In front of the Kellom school. Twenty-second and Nicholas streets. The accident occurred list wk. It wai charged Lambertson was speeding, A, Looks For "Daddy" "I am out to see my 'daddy,' ',' said little Ray Ho ehaw, 3, of 421 South Twenty-fifth ADVERTISEMENT. DIAMOND DYES Any Woman can Dye nnv venue, when met yesterday at Sev enteenth and Harney streets bt C. E. Bowen of th child welfare soci ety. Mr. Bowen held the . lnd for safe keeping until his brother was notified to take him homo. , . Bidding Delayed Motors for par cel post deliveries will not be used l.i Omaha for at least three weeks, due to the fact that the government sent only one set of blue prints to the local postoffice, and these blue prints must be distributed to each bidder. Family Celebrates Reunion A fimlly separated by the broad At lantic for years celebrated Its re union yesterday at the home- of An pelo Caccamo, 1511 Castelar street. Caccamo is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs, Carjnelo Vlncingucrra of Lentlno, Italy, who. with their three minor children, arrived In Omaha. The family -experienced many diffi culties at Kills Island, principally be cause of the slowness in the arrival of $300 from the Omaha branch of the family, and for a time deporta tion was threatened. Lqcturca Rotarians Dr. Thomas. Cftsmlay, rector of All Saints Episco pal church, said that business men aren't "hard . headed" enough in handling matters of public policy through the clubs and other organi sations in a speech before the Omaha Rotary club at the Rome hotel yes-t-mlay. Optimistic As To Cars C. V. Stur- tevunt, chairman of tho transporta tion committee of the Grain Ex change, was optimistic yesterday U.at the boxcar shortage would noon become a thing of the past The constant building of new equipment and rapid repairing of old cars were given by Sturtevant as reasons for his belief in better conditions soon, j , Live Stock .Commission Buys Property at 32d anr Dodge Mike Gilfoyle, lite stock commis sion man with the Corn Belt Com mission company, has purchased, a ?lece of property at Thirty-third and )odge streets through the Mulvihill Real Estate company. The property is 105x95 feet. Mr. Gilfoyle bought the property as an investment. .For sterilizing water in large quantifies a portable chlorinator has been Invented that supplies chlorine gas at any desired rate. alLOO J.Z , . t A Stupendous Sale of Women's ach packiqe of "Diamond Dyes" contains . direction so simple that any woman can- diamond-dye any old, faded garments, drlperies. cov erings( everything,: Whether wool, silk, 'linen, cotton or mixed goodly a new, rich, fadeless color, ' Buy 'P'iamond Dyes"rto oth'er kind then perfect results are guar anteed even if you have rtevet dyed before. Druggist will show you Diamond Dyes Color Card. II , ' J; .4 11 I ill a V Straight from Paris-- v . (wLg. .-r.!': ;".v" 'if jjvj . Vogue'l Paris editors and art'uts At- i; SfflBT ; .A JjE "tended every Importsnt opening of SOS ' " I '-fc ' ".' . th "Crandes Maiwns," appraised , - I :Jt every model sfld selected, sketched, h iv I Jenny combines black velvet I :jfJE . and forwarded to the New York I with a rich dark brocade of 1 -TH - the invslusb e tnaterisf id Ail .Paris ' 1 I 1 threads. The. straight skirt is I E3JE3 I Fashions Number. I I bordered with 4 gold galoon, 1 1 . jjE . I 1 -the cittttott tomes to iust . I tTtd You'll , emerge from its pages with Iwili I , below ike teaist and ts faced :3f: an eye trained to recognize the(cor- ""mfei'BL. iHa..m I f brocade tvkkk also -Street Hare for a cost, the right length uTsM(l"("'f ffiT , mkes the high-eoUared waists :3 f : for a skirt (sad it may be different' toat. In the back the cape , it different hours), the newest ; I ' mounts' smoothly to the top -3 6; coloun You will know whether to , , II - f collar, falling in one. ' buy a long fuf cost of a Hudson ; , ; J , hne. It is edged with galoon fs Seal suit, sn evening gown with two 1 v 1 ' an buttoned with one large Uffc " trains or Otla with practically no jet button in front. - nt$ 'skirt t sill Every fact and forecast : ''-l3jl- x' v ((L"! of the Paris mode shown in the re- --fiM- - ' . , , , fccJ cent series of Palis openings is shown ; -Slsasi-nk ' . II ESill: I - Paris Fashions Number ' ' v ; jr B M ;s j , ' ' ' CONDE NAST. rubllshw 1 B ' ' V1 rt,m "- . ' i '. ' -. ' XONA WOOLMAN CIIAHK, tdllor I v . y' i I SETl'OKTH CAMPBEIX. AM DtiKU 1 H f 1 1 1 " ' " ' ' 1 ' rr'" ' Anticipate Your Winter Need and Buy Thursday , . One of the most amazing events we have ever been able to offer. - - i . , . j Just at ft time when every woman Is busy supplying her future underwear needs. comes this Wondrous sale of union suits of the. finest qualities, medium and super weight cotton and lisle, in white and pink, in such famous makes as Carter, Daulby, Globe, Burgess-Nash, Mesco, Richielieu, Statford, etc. EveYy garment is radically reduced in price and will be placed on sale Thursday at 9 A. M. -"' There Are All Styles Including: Low Neck Ankle Length With No Sleeves High Neck Long Sleeyes-r Ankle Length Bishop Neck Elbow Sleeves Ankle Length Choice Thursday at 1.00 a Garrrient MainVloor. Burgess-Nash Company The Paris Fashion Number mirrors the Paris mode from a conservative little tailleur by Doocetto a statuesque affair in gold and silver lace from the house of Jenny. Quilted coats v and flashing embroideries, filmy tudics and brisk tailleur, startling colour, magnificent fabrics, varied silhouettes every page of this Issue of Vogue illustrates just how the Paris openings nave outlined the winter Mode i And besides the scones of drawings through which the Paris creator! speak so decisively, there are. pages of hats, something about the astonishing laces so favored of fashion, and a dozen drawings of some of the smartest new . country clothes Vogue has ever shown. And, of course music, art, New York Society, and a brilliant review of the new plays. Be sure to buy this issue today. It .will be sold Out tomorrow!. , At All News Stands! Now! Breikfait by it ttmlikchctt This Majestic Electric Heater enables you to have healthful, life-giving heat In aay . room where there-Is an electrlo outlet. ' ' v It fives you Instantaneous,' safe, steady heat where you , want it, when you want It, as Ions; as you want it With- ; i out work, worry, odors or dirt.' 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A Thousand Plates in the New "Dot of Pence" Pat tern Given Away Free. To secure a beautiful Dinner Set at about Half Price is an fPfi-i usual event, but Is made possible by a special purchase made by the Union Outfitting Company. The Dinner Sets come in a new "Dove of Peace" design that is certain to add a touch of dis tinctiveness and refinement to your table. . They can ba had in 21, 42, 50 and 100-piece sets and, due to the immensity of the purchase, sale prices are 'just about half what , they would ordinarily ' be. The pattern is so unusual and the values so extraordinary that the Union Outfitting. Company believes every woman in Omaha will be interested in seeing these sets, for this reason they will give a "Dova of Peace" plate free to every woman who calls to see the Dinnerware on Saturday, whether purchasing or not The kale ia further evidence of the ever-increasing . Buying Power of the Union Outfitting Company located outside of the high rent district No transac tion is ever considered complete until the customer is satisfied. fiMUL 4hjSJLiCjJ s v. itu arTbanevrous Drug! The Broom Is Out of Place In the Modern Home V P the ever-busy and tidy ' housewife of today uses mm ii - ji cgsHfftiraroTifciffcrasraa n- keeping her, home spick-and-span , :; at 'all times" with little effort makes it easy for every housewife to be rcome the .possessor of a Hoover -that wonder of woriderssuctidn. sweeper. Have a Hoover demonstration in your home I 1 it placet you 4jnder no obligation to buy. II Nebraska! Power Co, "-av YOUR rTLECTRtC. "" ftrwm at Tiftccnth servw coriwor 2314 H St So. Side Why Mazola has the greatest sale of any brand of salad oil oking or co HOUSEWIVES everywhere who know the delicious appeal of fresh, green salads are now using Mazola. Mazola is equal to the finest olive oil, and on account of its low price, salads can be served every day of the week. For frying, cooking or shortening, Mazola gives results that cannot be secured by any other, form of cooking fat Even the most delicate people can digest food prepared with Mazola Makes delicious pie crust, doughnuts arid cakes of every kind Mazola is used by more than seven million dis s, criminating (families today and is used by leading hotels, clubs and dining cars throughout America, It is more economical than butter or lard, and with a better flavor than ordinary vegetable oils. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place, New York A USE BEE WANT ADSTHEY BRING RESULTS I FREE S'fourPautyUstratedCornProdtict8l, ' .' I I Cook Book. Write today. Corn Products Re&nio7 I . Company, P.O. Box 161, New York City. . I SaSSSSBBBl, , .aw E3 E H S3 I t ' ' v . ' . - -