THE DEEf OMAHA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1920.
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rop Production
fn World On Gain
Figures Show Increased Acre
age In Almost Every Country
of World Much Wheat.
Washington, Oct. 8 Production
figures on agricultural crops of the
worltt outside of the United States,
assembled by the International In
stitute ot Agriculture at Rome and
K'iven out today by the United States
Department of Agriculture, show
greatly increased yields for 1920 in
almost every division. The 1820
wheat crop in countries of the north
ern hemisphere, including Hulg.tri.i,
Spain, British India, Finland, Swcd
i iv Switzerland, Canada, Guatemala,
Algeria, Egypt and Tunis, the insti
tute reports, is 1,046,070,000 bushels,
or 101.0 per cent of a five-year aver
age production for the same coun
tries and U9.4 per cent of 1919 pro
duction. s
Area now planted for the 19'02l
wheat crop in the southern hemi
sphere, in Argentina, Australia and
Souih Africa, is 28,384,000 acre,
whrch is 128.4 per cent of the crop
area for last year and 102.1 per cent
of a five-year average.
.Cruelty Is Charged
To Omaha Attorney
Charging extreme cruelty, Mrs.
Dollie Elgutter, 3709 Jones street,
filed suit for divorce against Charles
S. Elgutter, Omaha attorney, in dis
trict court yesterday. She also
asks for the custody of her daughter,
Kathryn, 11.
AT THE
THEATERS
RKfWNSinir.ITY for the book nii'l
score of "The Social . Malila," opening
a week's slay at the Usyi ty thin tifter
rioon, It laid at thi floor of Leon Herif anil
Will H. Voilery. Those who huve enjoy.j.1
work done In the pnut hy these purveyors
of trffo public rnu'pln-.sn will need no fur
ther argument to convince ihcm that "The
Hoy From Home" In u winner, ' Ably ald
init and abetting Nlblo and Spencer, the
stara, Hrc Johnny O Donncll, Rnlph Knrltn
way, Mnbelle lllake, Anna O'Jinnnell. th
Social Maids .lnzzor Ilax 5. Joe Muck and
Hilly WalnwrlKht. In addition there la n
chorua of llnmdway favorites. Tomorrow'
matinee starta at 3.
Two jiinre eliancca arc uvallnhle for
Omaha playgoers to see Henrietta (Yes
man In the one-act comedy. "K.vcry Halt
Hour," With the matlneo and evening
performance today at the Orpheum .shu
concludes her engagement. The curtain
this evening la to rise at 7:65 o'clock. le
glnnlng with the matinee tomorrow, tho
Incoming show will hnve two headline of
ferings and two featured acts.,, Terry
Jtrennon and Winnie Halxv In are to appear
In a clever sketch by Jack I, nit. a comedy
with lyrics and music, the lltlo of which
Is 'Visions of 1970." Jack Wyatt, with
his Scotch lads and lasHles, will con
tribute the other stellar offering. Painty
Marie, ttuvYenus of the air. is featured
on the bllli as is also the romantic com
edy. "The I.ove (lame." This Ip to be
presented by Harry Hayden and company.
"Some Hnhy," the Fulton theater. New
York, comedy success, with music, will lie
the attraction at the Branded theater for
a run of fo,ur days, with matinees Satur
day and Sunday, starting Thursday night,
October 14. George Kempton. well knowi
character actor, will have the comedy
role, while Miss Katherine Hoilman will
appear In the title role of "Some-Baby."
Downtown Programs.
Rialto "Harriet and the Piper."
Moon "The Revenge of Tarzan."
Strand "The Master Mind."
Sun "The Chorus Girl's Ro
mance." ,
Empress "Help Wanted; M.ilii."
Muse "Jes" Call Me Jim."
Neighborhood Houses
Grand Tom Mix in "Deseit
Love."
Hamilton Tom Moore in "Gay
Lord Quex."
Apollo Shirley Mason in "Merely
Marv Ann" and "The Lost City,"
No. '2.
"The Revenge ot Tarzan," a sequel
to "Tarzan of the Apes," opens to1
day at the Moon theater and will
continue throughout next week. The
story is a roiinnce experienced in
the jungles of Africa.
A delightful phase of the pict'.rc
production, "The Old Swimmir.'
Hole," James Whitcomb Rilev's
poetic gem, which Charley Kav vs
now making, is his policy of "adher
ing faithfully to the time and locale
of the poem. The old water mill
snd the sycamore tree so vividly de
scribed will be an actuality to the
Hoosier poet's ideals.
Rumor has it that Charlie Chaplin
has offered to give his wife a divor'e
and $100,000 cash in full settlement
of their difficulties, and that she has
spurned the otter and has coni
back for $300,000. Chaplin has re
cently declared that he intends to go
to his old home in London.
She didn't belong among refined
people; they sneered and they even
doubted her virtue until, in the crisis
of another woman's life, she proved
to be a thoroughbred. How she won
back her husband's love, Alice Lake
as Katie Malloy portrays dramati
cally in "The Misfit Wife," opens
tomorrow for a week's engagement
at the Sun theater. Forrest Stanley
plays opposite Miss Lake.
In "Dead Men Tell No Tales,"
Vitagraph's production of the fa
mous story by E. V. Honing, the
ourning of the "Lady Jermyn" at
sea and its destruction by gun
powder, form one of the drama'ic
scenes with 000 extra actors as crew
and passengers
Eery college student in the coun
try is writing a scenario, thinks Dr.
James A. B. Scherer, writer of orig
inal, stdries and scenarios. Since he
resigned as president of the Califor
nia Institute of Technology onlv a
few weeks ago, the educator has ap
parently been accepted uf the guar-J
rlian angel ot collegiate literary
hopes'. "Better stories," he says,
"are bound to result from this turn
ing of educated literary minds to the
problems of motion pictures."
Concluding performances will be glvei
tonight fit the popular show at the Bin
press, headed by the one-act musical play
let, "Number, Please." and Captain I'lck
ard's seals, i which perform stunts whl-'h
make the audience gasp with amazement.
Jtert Howard, composer, comedian and
pianist, meets the requirements of the
world of vaudeville patrons. A talented
young musician Is Musical Sullivan, whose
selections on the xylophone are one of the
outstanding features of the show.
Wyoming Doctor Heads
U. of N. Medical Alumni
Dr. Oliver Chambers of Rocf
Springs, Wyo., was elected president
o the Alumni association, Univer-sity-of
Nebraska, College of Medi
cine, at the eleventh annual reunion
c; the organization which closed in
Omaha yesterday. Other officers
elected follow: Dr. H. D. Burns, Al
bert Lea, Minn.; first vice president;
Dr. R. Allyn Moser, Omaha,- second
vice president; Dr. William N. An
derson, Omaha, secretary.
Body of Man Is Found
In Wash Room of Train
Great Falls, Mont., Oct. 8. The
body of W. L. Pierce, SO. of Salt
Lake City, was found in the wash
roqm of a train when it reached
Havre last night. His throat was
cut and conditions led to the belief
that he had taken his own life.
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should not be " dosed." Treat
them externally with
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Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
Money back without queauas
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Many boys and girls
as they progress in
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strength.
8 SCOTT'S
EMULSION
should be given gener
ously and regularly
to most children of
school age. Scott's
Emulsion is tonic
nourishment that
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Remember the Caruso Concert, Oct. 12. A Few Choice
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SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
FOR SATURDAY
A bedroom furnished with this elegant Ivory Enamel Suite will have
Unction it will win the admiration of your friends. Then, too, tomoi
more than be or interest to you, fot it has'been
greatly reduced. The Adam Style will be sure
to please you, and bear in mind that you do
not need ready cash to obtain this bargain for
your CREDIT is waiting at Hartman's. People
are constantly referring to this store as the
character aid dis
row's price should
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oea 5011U panels, y.O ieast expenditure of money. Special at....
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Rug Values
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One of the real bargains for Satur
day is the rocker pictured above.
The frames are of fumed finish and
the seat is upholstered in high
grade imitation A
leather. A very com- 1 ImXK
foi table rocker and J I UUJ
well cans t r u c t e d.' I mW-
See rocker tomor-
row at Hartman's..
9x12 Seamless
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Velvet Rugs
63
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27x54 Inch
Axminser Rugs
9x12 Seamless
Brussels Rugs
$3085
Solid Oak Dresser
Extra Special
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9x12 Genuine
Royal Wiltons
9P
9x12 Axminster
Rugs
J'fjhaps you need a drtssor to com
plete your bcdioom. (l;ir special for
tomorrow will undoubtedly give you
an opportunity to select a rich gold
en oak dresser. One with a larpe
mirror and two full width drawers,
with two smaller
drawers as pic
tured. W u i s t
you to come early
as the quantity is
very limited
$3785
27x54 Inch
Velvet Rugs
$435
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Don't delay in purchasing your
new heater, for the wintry days
will soon be here, so prepare In
.i u.int vnura tomorrow
Lllll. .-i . , .
.11. vtpiisive stocks. A .
fecial this
r nvil Recent
henvilv nickel
trimmed and
fuel econriv.izer
at only
tensive stoch.3. a
$22
Saturday Special
Golden. Finish
U
A durable high 'Chan
for babj-, with wide
tray and high back.
Comes In the golden
finish and at a bargain
at
White Enamel
A Bargain
andospedthrub-
ient spring and
is very roomy.
A. Bpeclal from
our crib depart
ment on fiuv fifth
floor. Sut. price..
$795
$J85
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Early
Too
For Saturday
l or tomorrow only, and
you will realize a sav
ing by taking advan
tage of this special
price. In golden oak
with genuine Spanish
leather seats and of
I'uied at
fa 1
Moore's Base Burner g
Moore's make : known everywhere.
Tlie heater beaiiliul-nd attrac
tive enough for any room. No
smoke, no soot, no
dirt always a ted. "
cheery fire to
spread warmth in
the "home. Satur-,
day's reduced price. .
Regent Combination
Burns' Coal or Gas
Absolutely guaranteed
perfect baking and
handsome range Is as
trimmed with polished
nicKei ana attractivi
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lay, buy yours tomor-
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at
and does
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and
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Duofold Bargain
A Pullman
Two piives il' furniture for the price
of niie. A I'ullman is a handsome
riovi.nnnrt in the elavtimc. and at
night ir von so ni
si re, can be turned
into a lame com
fort able bed. 1 old-
n or fumed oak in
Spanish fabricoid . . .
ivuine, nun m
$j2o 1
3S
"PrisciUa"
A very useful ri
ticle for the thrif- 1
ty housewife. This
sewing cabinet
has divided draw
er for thread,
needles, etc., and
cornea in mahop
my finish at
$8
75
This Rocker
Greatly Reduced
Has broad seat and roll arms.
ni-i.w. a irnilmr lit rewl comfort
and durability. Is exactly as
illustrated above
and offered In
the golden fin
ish. Select rours
tomorrow at this
.special price
$C65
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Terms
C o n v 11 i cut
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without inter
est can be ar
ranged for any
outfit or in
dividual piece
of furniture in
our stock.
A "Sellers"
Kitchen
Cabinet
Itm.'ognized as the
Host Servant in
the Home" by nil
housew i v e s. The
only cabinet with
the automatic
dwering flour
n. On credit at
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The table pictured la ol
lainly Queen Aline design.
1 xecuted in Jacobean Oak.
lias large IS-inch top anil
xtenus tu tun six feet
Complete Suite for Saturday
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N'owhere can you obtain such a bargain as the
one offered lor tomorrow. Just another insiont
that you can save money at Hurtmnn'a on furni
ture of dependable Quality. The Jacobean finish.
with chairs upholstered in genuine leather. Ta
ble extends to full 6 ft., and price is reduced to.
Oar
Stocks
A more choice
selection and
romp 1 e t e as
s o r t m e :i t nf
quality furni
ture is not to
be found any
where in the
city.
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Tomorrow
We are exclusive agents for
this renowned make of Hot
l'.lnsts for this vicinity, and
extend a cordial invitation to
you to come in und permit us
to explain its
merits. A spe
inl for Sat
ur d a y, with
large fire pot.
at
$2375
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Sixteenth B-tvesn Harney and Howard
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ur full width druwers
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hove, fomes in the rich
olden oak,
ith large
lirror. See
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Uimorrow