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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1920.
Legal Fight ,
For Divorc e
Fee Started
Separation of Kitchens Re
vived When Attorney for
Woman Sayg He Got Only
$500 Retainer.
"The Kitchen divorce suit will be
a 'dirty' case if it is contested in
court and a lot ol things you don't
want brought out and a lot that we
rtoiTt want brought out will be tes
Ufied j. Lloyd A. Maguey said to
lien S. Baker one day last April,
according to testimony given by Mr.
' district judge (Joss court
vesterday in the suit brought by
wucr w. noye against Roberta t.
Kitchen for $6,500 attorneys' fe
Mrs. Kitchen obtained a divorce
from her husband. Richard Kitchen,
vice president of the Kitchen Broth
ers Motel company,' April 30, 1920.
She secured a 'settle men nf -
000 alimony in an. agreement made
outside of court ''to avoid the an
noyance of litigation."
High Cost of Divorces.
The higl) cos of divorces among
the rich-was revealed today in the
testimony of the attorneys. Mr.
Baker was attorney for Mrs.
Kitchen. Mr. Hoye also was en
Raged by her and her father and
brother.
"Mr. Baker told' Mrs. Kitchen he
would take $12,000 as his fee in the
case;" testified Mr. Hoye. "Later
he said he'd 'be generous with her'
and take $9,000."
Baker received a fee of $6,500, Mr.
Hove testified. , .
"His fee was -paid promptly when
the case was settled," said Attorney
Hoye.
Mrs. Kitchen May Testify.
Mrs. Kitchen' refused to give Hoye
more than $500 for his. fee.
"The high-stepping of 'Dick'
Kitchen was to be bought out in
the trial if the case had been con
tested." Mr. Baker said.
It is expected that the . former
Mrs. Kitchen will" take the witness
stand in the pre nt fight between
me attorneys.
Lloyd A. Magney, close friend of
vying Kitchen, is his attorney in the
present case. Mrs. Magney also was
granted a divorce JulyJ6.
MacSwiney's Brother
Arrives In London
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Feter Macbwinev of New Vork
brotlier of Terence MacSwitiey, hun
ger striking lord mayor of Cork,
who arrived in London unannounced
and visited his "brother in Brixton
prison. It was the first time in 20
vears that he had seen his brother,
Peter MacSwiney refused to tell how
he accomplished the trip, but it is
reported he came to London asa
sailor and without passport.
fnends to pay his fine. About 3
o'clock the same afternoon his ftne
was paid and a negro answered to
Turnkev Arrcwwood's call of
'Oliver."
When a check was :uile of the
prisoners about 7 o'clock that night
it was found Oliver w;is still con
ti'ied and Smith had been released.
Negro Outwits Jailer, Freed ;
Alleged Accomplice Is Held
Atlanta. Ga., Oct. 15. Fred Smith,
negro, held on a charge of larceny at
the police station, gamed his free
dom by substituting hiiiTself for an
other negro, Claude Oliver, who
should have been released. Charges
of disorderly conduct have been
placed against Oliver, the police de
claring it was a conspiracy to -get
Smith out of jail.
Oliver wis fined $11 for a minor
offense and locked up awaiting
Rat Plague tJooms Paris
Cat Stock Fur Price Soars
Paris, Oct. 15.--The cat is now the
fetich of Paris, for the anti-rat cru
sade has resulted, say the Paris pa
pers, in a tremendous cat, boom.
While cats have always been pop
ular here never meeting with mal
treatment and abuse like so many
American cats they are, now con
sidered; as indispensable in every
home.
Cat enthusiasts are delighted, ac
cording to the papers, while the ene
mies of tabby are, beaten into silence
first by proofs of its utility and .sec
ondly, by the various reports of the
Academy of Medicine, which have
stated definitely that "the cat is not
a germ carrier."
There are those who assert, how
ever, that the absence of' cats from
the streets of Paris is not caused by
the loving care to which they are
subjected in their homes, but by
the high cost of fur.
chmoller & Mueller
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will never be lower in price than we now price them.
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A real Piano value only. . .
A Sample of Our Bargains in High Grade
Most of Them Good as New.
$395
Used Pianos.
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Hallett.
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piano.
Price
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$110
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Mnrllrr. fumed oak; Wendell. ' Oak.
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Leading Muiic House of the West.
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Board of Inquiry to
' Investigate Charges
of Killing in Haiti
Washington, Oct. 15 Secretary
Daniels announced that he had ap
pointed a fcoard of, inquiry to make
a thorough investigation of "all the
wrongs alleged to have been com
mitted by United States marines in
Haiti," and particularly the refer
ence to "indiscriminate killings" in
Brig. Gen. Barnett's confidential
litter of a year ago to Col. T. H.
Russell, marine commander in Haiti.
Gen. Barnett, former commander
of the marine corps, who left Wash
ington for San Francisco yesterday,
lias been recalled to Washington,
Secretary Daniels said, to appear be
fore the board as a witneaa.
The board, which is composed of
Near Admirals Henry T. Mayo and
r. H. Oliver and Brig. Gen. J. H.
Pendleton ofa the marine corps, has
been directed to "sift every bit of
evidence," Mr. Daniels said, to the
eend that "any man in American un
iform guilty of wrong-doing shall
be brought to trial and punished."
Girl Leaps 25 Feet to
, Freedom; Evading Poliee
Chicago, Oct. 15. By running
across theroof and leaping 25 feet
to the ground, a girl 19 years of
age, whose identity was unknown,
made her escape from a Chicago
jail recently.
The gir.1 had been brought to the
station from a city detention home
for examination.' She locked ' her
self in a washroom, made her way
to the roofs of the jail by means of
an open window, and then leaped
to the ground, a distance of nearly
25 feet. She was uninjured in her
attempt at freedom and has success
fully evaded recapture by the po
lice. v
Fee want ads are best Imslness
getters.
Cranhprrv Crnn Short. Pimi-m
Due for Hike Frost Blamed
Carver, Mass., Oct. 15. The yield
ni some of the cranberry bos in
this section is destined to be so light
tins season that the harvest will tail
to pay expenses, leading growers aV
rrt Vifh the damp weather which
ha retarded picking and the early
frosts, the cost of the luscious Ivrv
is bound to go skyrocketing.
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"Doing is tio best thing,
for if, rosohiteh, people
do what is right, in time
thev come to like doing
it."
rami die is Stores
-"All actions take their
hue from the complexion
of the heart, as landscapes
do their ' variety from
light."
SATURDAY BARGAINS FOR THE CHILDREN
Pleasingly Styled Chic'and Jaunty are these
Specially Priced Fall Coats
For Girls and Flappers
at 19.50
ft.
Regular
25.00 to 30.00
Values
Opportunity is knocking at your door; take ad
vantage of the invitation it is offering you to biiy
daughter's winter coat at this remarkable re
duction. Stylishly made, beautifully tailored and warranted
to keep the wearer warm; they have the new cape
collar, large -pockets and fancy belt. They come
in the1 season's latest shades. " "I 0 f
specially priced at
Materials an
Velours, Broadcloths andZibalines,
Like a cake without frosting is a well froclced young
Miss without a stylish well-made coat to complete her cos
tume. And these little models of Velours, Broadcloths and
Zfibalines are just what she will admire. "We cannot empha
size too strongly the value of making your selections early
while the assortment is complete.
Ages 6 to 16 Years j
BrandeU Stores Second floor West
Mothers Will Welcome these Values in
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Boys' Two Pants Suits
At Greatly Reduced Prices
This is an unusual opportunity to make a double c
saving. The suits' have been greatly reduced, and be-
sides tliat, the extra knickers prolong the life of the
whole suit. You will appreciate the large selection of -patterns
and styles, the fabrics are Tf most servicable
quality, and are bound to give thorough satisfaction.
A full range of sizes from 7 'to 37. Priced at 10.00, 15.00,
17.50 and 20.00. '
Boys'Corduroy
Pants at 1.95
Were 3.25
Boys' Corduroy Pants,
made of a good heavy
quality of drab cordu
roy washable and
very serviceable; just
the thing for school and
play. This is a great
value; all sizes from 6
to 17, Saturday at 1.95
Brandeis Stores
Overcoats and
Warm Mackinaws
. Docs he need a iieV overcoat or
maekinaw?
We have a wonderful variety of
them here. They are tailored of
warm woolen fabrics in an excel
lent array of colors. The styles are
snappy and well fitting just the
sort of coats mothers, prefer for
their boys on cold, windy days.
All sizes, priced from
10.00 to 22.50
Clhirts and
Blouses
98c to 1.50
The boys, e s p e c i ally
those going to school
can't have too many
good, serviceable
blouses-rand this large
assortment of Boys'
Shirts and Blouses iiL
neat and good looking'
patterns are fine for
school wear in all
sizes, priced at
98c to 1.50
; Fourth Floor West
Children s Dainty
Handkerchiefs
Regular t1Ap
19c Values ai UC ,
Dainty "little lawn handkerchiefs for
little boys and girls with embroidered
figures of little children in the corners.
Others are plain hemstitched. Regular
19cvalues, special for Saturday, only,
each 10?
Brandeis Stores Main Floor East
Special Children's
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Union Suits
Worth
1.50 to 1.75
at 1.00
Children's Fleece-lined Union Suits for
winter; in all-ages up to 14 years. With
cold weather approaching now is the time
to supply the needs of the entire family.
1.50 to 1.75 values, at 1.00
Brandeis Stores 3rd Floor 'East
Genuine "Levi Strauss"
Koveralls
Sold Regularly at 1.75
ISS7 at 1.00
These famous Koveralls are a real boon to
the tired mother; they save washing and
mending, and' are made of hard-wearing
materials, ornamented with bands and
pipings of a contrasting color.
All sizes from 1 to 8; regular 1.75 values,
on sale at, per pair ; 1.00
Brandeis Stores 4th Floor-r-West
Boys' and Girls' Fine
School Hose
Worth 75c f Cf)p
Per Pair dl WL
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Boys' and Girls' .School. Hose, fine and
heavy ribbed in lisle and cotton; black,
' white and brown. Lay in a supply now
at this special price, all sizes , worth 75c.
Special, at, per pair 50tf
Brandeis Stores Main Floor South
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Saturday a Remarkable Sale of
Children's
Hats
Special at 250
Regular 3.50 to 7.50 Values
Satin-d; v wft offer our entire stock of Genuine 'Fur Beaver Hats for
girls 8 to 12 years at this exceptional price. They are "trimmed with
long streamers of grosgrain ribbon and are in black, brown, navy
and taupe.
Both Large and Medium Shapes
The collection is comDlete. including botli large and medium shapes.
Bring the girls in and let them choose their own hats. Soft, comfort
able hats of Lyons Velvet in desirable' shades for the small girl arc
included. Your choice 2.50
Brandeis Stores Second Floor East
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'Angel Food'Taffy
Special at 21c
Every child has a sweet tooth tucked away
in its little mouth, but whether you buy
this candy for mother, sister, sweetheart or
the kiddies, it is. sure to tickle the palate.
It is flavored with Vanilla, Chocolate,
Strawberry or Molasses. Worth 39c,
Special, ' )1
Lit
per pound
Pompeian Room
, Children 's Shoes Specially Priced
Buster Brown Shoes
Bring the children and have them fitted in a
pair of these wonderful shoes; built on the
new foot-shaping lasts. Ejery pair guaranteed
to give absolute satisfaction.
Cocoa Brown Russia Calf lace shoes
Field Mouse Kid 'tops
Sizes 8ft to 11, regular 7.50 values
at 6.45
Sizes 11 to 2, regular 10.00 values
at 7.45
Sizes 2 ',i to 7, regular 11.00 values
at 8.45
Patent Leather lace shoes, with black,
kid tops ,
Sizes 8Vi to 11, regular 6.00 values
at 4.85
Sizes 11 to 2, regular 7.00 values
at 5.85
"Billiken" Shoes at Reduced Prices;
Made of Cocoa Brown Kid, Black Kid and Fatent Leathers. Excel
lent values:
Sizes 5 to 8, regular 4.50 values, at " 3.85
Sizes SV2 to 11, regular 5.00 and 5.50 values, at 4.45
Sifes IIV2 to, 2, regular 5.50 and 6.00 values, at 4.85
Brandeis Stores Main Floor West
Story Books
For the Kiddies
3of Value &t 23C
These are the dear little stories, old, yet to the
children, ever new. They are "The Three Little
Pigs," 'The Little, Small Red Hen," "The Three
Bears," and "Peter Rabbit." They contain many
full evenings of entertainment for the youngsters,
and are printed in the large, easily read type that
children like and are also illustrated throughout.
They are bound in good quality cloth, and have
bright colored covers. Special, each 23$
Brandeis Stores Main Floor North
Special Toy Bargains
Materials for Kites, 5c
Keep those idle hands of Johnny's out of mischief during his free
time by making him busy and happy. Let him manufacture his own
kite. Saturday we are selling 2 Knock Down kites, sticks and patri
otic covers complete wjth instructions. 2 in a box, for 5c.
Bubble Outfits, 7c
Character Dolls, 75c
No reason why every little girl
should not have a doll, when we are
offering 15-inch fancy dressed char
acter dolls, worth 1.00, Saturday at,
each ' t 75
Harmonicas, 85c
Genuine Hohners Harmonicas, spe
cially priced at, each 85
Foot Balls '
Boys' leatherette covered -Foot Balls,
Rugby shape; ranging in price
at 1.25. 1.50 and 2.00
Blowing bubbles keeps the children
amused for hours at a time. Satur
day we are offering the Pipe, Cakes
of Soap and Pan in a -pretty box
for 7c.
Attention, Boys!
Watch Brandeis toy department,
and watch it carefully as there
will be something there next week
to Interest you greatly
Brandeis Stores Main Floor West
Special Values In
Boys' Caps
Sample lines of Boy's Fall and Winter
Caps: 1.50 and 2.00 values, at, each, .
79 and 1.00
Boys' Hats at 49 to 3.50
Boy 's Beaver Hats at 3.50, 5.00 and 6.00
Arcade
Ckcer Creations for Mother's Little One
Four Saturday Offers
Children's Bath Robes
Now that the chilly mornings and night's are near,
the youngsters need just what we are showing
Blanket Bath Robes, tfhey come in Copenhagen
blue, rose, red, pink and various dark colors, and
are designed in pretty childish patterns.
Sizes are from 1 to 14, years; prices range 2.50,
2.98, 3.08 to 7.50.
Attractive Sweater Suits .
In various colors ; of brushed wool and
plain worsted; some are three and
some four-piece.
Sizes are 1, 2 and 3 years, and range
in price at 3.98, 4.98 to 12.98,
Rompers and
Creepers
The popular "Patsy" romp
er in white, pink, blue and
tan. Sizes 6 months to 5
vears. Prices, 1.75, 2.50 to
4.98.
Babies' Rubber
Dialers
the kind that all mothers
like; no pins, do buttons;
slip in with4 elastic to the
knee. These come in three
. sizes, at, each 65c
Brandeis Stores Third, Floor East
Sherman & McQnnell Drug Co.
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