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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1920)
10 A f HE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 7. 1920. Nebraskans to Be Honored by Wisconsin Chapel Prominent Americans and Members of French High Command Will Attend Impressive Ceremonies. I Uolaficld, Wis., Nov. 7. (Special.) In the presence of a notable gath ering to include Governor E. L. Philipp of Wisconsin, Governor Frank O. Lowilen of Illinois, Maj. lien. Leonard Wood and staff, Lieut. Col. Lonis Koseignol of the French high commission. 300 incnihers of the St. John's Military academy alumni association from all parts of the country in service uniform and the cadet corps. President Sidney T. Sniythe will lay the cornerstone here November 14 for the Victory Me morial chapel to be erected here in honor of more than 700 St. John's graduates and former students who served in the world war. General Wood will deliver the address of the day. The chapel will be of Waukesha limestone. 160x60 feet, and built in lines of Gothic architecture to har monize with the present academy group. It is planned to give over one entire wall to "a huge memorial tablet of individual name plates, those who died in service being des ignated by gold stars. Funds for the project are being raised in a nation-wide subscription campaign under direction of the St. Johns Vic rtory Memorial corporation. The corporation is a separate organiza tion from the academy, thus guaran teeing the perpetuity of the edifice. An endowment fund has been pledged for maintenance, Among Nebraska men to be. hon ored by the memorial are: Joseph H. McClure, Robert C. Strehlow, Ray mond ('. Burll, Jacob C. Hess, Wayne E. Smith, If. V. Wayward, Howard II. . Baldrigc, James B. Bone, C. F. Gruening, Herman Mctz, Arthur Strehlow, J. J. Hess, Omaha: Henry Lee Dempster, Ralph C. Scott. Daniel Kees, Chafes W. Needham, Beatrice; Phillip J. vVahl strom, Wahoo; Thomas Wolfe, jr., David City; the Rev. Eugene Wett Itng. Callaway; James E. Clarke, Phillips; Wallace E. Cochran, Nor folk; Dean C. Cook, Spencer; Harry L. Fischer, Creighton. Harding Gives Sousa Buckeye Famous Bandmaster Enter tained by Presidential Can didate at Home in Marion. Cause ofY.W.C.A. Topic in Pulpits Of Omaha Today Campaign for $70,000 Budget Will Be Launched Tueiday , Business Women Give Day's Pay. Sunday will be ob in many Omaha V. W, C. A served today churches. Work of the association will be the topic of many Omaha ministers. i. W. C. A. literature will be dis tributed to the congregations. Opening of the Y. W. C. A. $70. 000 budget campaign will be Tucs i dav. to continue one week. The drive will be launched offi cially tomorrow night when team workers will meet for dinner at the Central branch building, Seven teenth and St. Marys avenue. Mrs. George F. Gilmore, president of the board of directors, will pre side. Mayor Smith will speak. Pre-campaign pledges are already being received, many independent business women pledging one day's income. Organization for the campaign comprises two divisions, general women's division and business and professional women's division. Mrs. Frank Judson is chairman of the former, and Miss Mary Austin of the latter. Progress reporls of the campaign will be made at daily luncheons at the Central branch. Teams are headed by one major, 10 captains, nine lieutenants and workers. 1 Senator Hardine. republican can MIUillc IV) lite (fii3iytni.ji a mu ,vi tenant Commander John Philip khousa recently entertained one an , ; otUer and the entire population of Marion, O., when Sousa and his baud appeared there on the concert tour ' which will bring him to the Omaha auditorium Wednesday, November 10. i Senator Harding and his family entertained the great bandmaster at the Harding home in the forenoon. Mr. Sousa and his band were gucst9 of honor at a gala luncheon provided , by the citizens, at which the presi dential nominee presided, signalizing - the occasion by presenting Mr. Sousa with a gold-mounted buckeye, plucked by the senator from the now famous tree on the Harding lawn. Sousa and bis banH replied in the evening with a special program in honor of their Jiosts, and with the Harding family as the guests of V honor at the theater. Thousands, unable to gain admts- . sion to the theater, packed the streets until the concert ended, when there was a spontaneous outdoor ovation for Senator Harding and the "march king." whose band accompanied the , candidate and his party to a waiting train, which took Mr. Harding to Chattanooga. More Election Clashes . Reported In Yucatan Mexico City, Nov. 6. Further clashes between social'sts and lib erals in Yucatan, arising out of the state election campaign there, were reported yesterday in dispatches ' from Mcrida. 1 It was stated several "persons were dead and scores wounded as a result of the pitched battle on Thursday night. i Federal troops have been rushed to the villages of Tecoch and Mo- r tul, where the demonstrations seemed to be most serious. The troops are under orders to ouell disturbances. but not to fire upon mobs unless the , ' emergency demands such action. Pastor-Dry Agent Is Held On Murder Charge Windsor. Ont., Nov. 6. Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin, pastor of the Sandwich Methodist church, and a special liquor license inspector, is " detained in the Sandwich jail, fol lowing the shooting to death of Beverly Trumble. proprietor of an inn known as Chappell Houfe. The shooting occurred during a raid upon the inn. ; French Women Kef used 4 Right to Enter the U. S. New York, Nov. 6. Two French mademoiselles are peeping with bit terness through the Ellis Island gate to the United Stater Marie Schneider showed an affida vit, signed by Capt. Robert Charles Gill, in which she was adopted by : him as a daughter. Captain Gill cannot be. found, so Marie has to go " ' back. - Louise Despere was to marry Al bert E. Esray of Leon. N. J., but ' Albert changed his mind. Statement of Clearing House Shows Small Deficit New York, Nov. 6 The actual conditiou of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows a deficit -in reserves of $1,306. 790. due to a decrease from last week of $15,301,880 below legal requirc- pientj. Man Arrested Once For Crime Is Again Held for . .Girl's Death Harlan, Ky Nov. 6. Although released once before for lack of evi dence implicating him with, the mur der of Miss Lura Parsons, a school teacher, on a lonely mountain trail near here September 7, Dr. H. C. Winnes, a state veterinarian, has been arrested and again charged with slaying the girL County authorities, however," have refused to divulge the new turn in their investigation which caused the arrest of Dr. Winnes. James Rob inson, a negro, also is "Jicld in con nection with the murder. v i Employes of Electrical Plant in Berlin Strike Berlin, Nov. 6.- The employes of the municipally-owned electrical works struck last night, leaving" Berlin without lights or street car service. Power and light plant employes at Beuthen, in Silesia, also struck The newspapers were forced to suspend publication. , A l VKRTISKM EXT t How to Revitalize Worn out Exhausted Nerves Your nerve power depends on plenty of good, rich, red blood of the kind that or ganic iron Nuxated Iron helps make. Nuxated- "Iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples, while metallic iron is iron just as it comes from the action of strong acids on iron filings. 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Six Full Colinmnins of Conclusive -Proofs of the Real Economies in Cash Buying Toyland Now Open A complete iicw stock of Toys, Dolls; Games of all kinds to gladden the hearts of the little folks. All at at tractive cash prices. On Fourth Floor. stsSSSSBBBl sSMSBSSS MEN THE CASH STORE """"' S"S' ""; New Paint Department Now Open in Basement The best in quality at lowest pos sible cash prices is our motto. Get our prices, you to sure or savings. Special on Women's and Children's Underwear Women's Wool and Cotton Vests, shaped in natural gray with high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, pants to match,, regular price $2.75, on sale at $2.50 Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits, with Dutch neck, elbow sleeve or high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, , regular price $3.98 and $4.50, on sale .at $2.98 Women's Medium and Heavyweight Cotton Union Suits, band top, ankle length, pink or white, regular price $2.25, on sale ... X '. $1.98 Boys' and Girls' Medium or Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, with high neck long sleeve, ankle length, in white, ecru or gray, size 4 $1.30, rise on sizes. Boy' and Girls' Wool and Cotton Union. Suits, with; high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, natural size 2 $2.05, rise on sizes. Children's Heavy Fleeced Vests with high neck, long Iecve, regular price . 75c and 85c, on sale 50 MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Every Looker Buyer Monday Here are values in Silks and Wool Dress Goods Scarcely Short of Phenomenal Offerings in Silks and Wool Dress and Coating Fabrics that will make you think of pre-war sales values that , register one more triumph for cash methods. ' ' ' Thousands o2 Yards of Beautiful Silks At most surprising bargain -'prices this great- NOVEMBER iJALE Every yard fully up to our high quality standard. $5.00 40-in. Satin Charmeuse $2.95 Brown, CopeivNavy, Taupe, Wine, Gray, Plum, Black, Pekin and Rose. $5.00 40-in. Crepe Meteor $2.95 Navy, Brown, Black and Taupe. $3.75 40-in. Crepe Meteor, $2.25 Rose, Copen, Pekin and Gray. $3.75 36-in. Satin Duchess $2.49 Navy, Brown, Taupe and Black. $3.25 36-in. Taffetas and Satin S1.45 All colors. $3.25 40-inch All Silk Heavy Georgette, $1.45. All colors. Finest of quality. $1.75 33 and 36-in. Corduroy $1.35 Xavy, White, Rose, Cherry, Brown, Copen, Beaver and Black. $1.98 18-in. Paon Velvet $175 s I All colors. $9.50 42-in. All Silk Chiffon Velvet $8.75 Pekin, Black, Navy, Brown, Taupe and Beaver. 111 i H1 yW Fine Wool 'Goods 1 Values that speak for themselves every item a real bargain. 56-inch Coating $7.98 All high-grade Coatings, such as Bo livia, Chameleon Cord, Heather, Velours .and others. Have been selling up to $12.50 per yard. Cash Price . . . .87.98 50-inch Chiffon Broadcloth $3.98 All Wool, Sponged and Shrunk, with the fine permanent silk finish; all the new Fall Shades; selling elsewhere for $6.00. Our Special Cash Price ..$3.98 56-inch Priestley's Serge $3.98 All Wool Priestley's Imported Men's Wear Serge,, in Navy and Black only. Have been selling regular for $5.98. Special Cash Price $3.98 : 54-inch Tricotine $4.98 All Wool, beautiful soft finish, in fine and medium Cord, $7.00 is the price other places. Our Cash Price $4.98 44-inch French Serge $1.98 All Wool, a fine quality, just what you want for your new dress, the regular price is $3.00. Special Cash Price $1.98 $13.50 Seal Plush for $9.48 50-inch wide Behring Seal Plush, with long silk nap that won't crush. Sells for $13.50 regular. Our Special Cash Price is ...$9.48 Have your Skirt made to measure by our Expert Men Tailors. We guarantee the fit and workmanship or your Money Re funded. The making of a Skirt $3.00 Mall Orders Promptly Filled. One-Third to One-Half Price Reductions on Men's Winter Underwear 4,000 suits of Men's Heavy weight Combed Egyptian Cot ton Rib Union Suits, made by the Augusta and Park mills, colors in gray and ecru, sizes 34 to 52, former price $3.95, Monday cash price. . $1.95 A cleanup of over 1,500 suits of Men's All Wool Unions Globe malc, size 34 to 50, for mer price $7.00, Monday cash price t $4.95 All broken lines of two-piece Underwear in all-wool, wool mixed and heavy cotton fleece, size 34 to 50, formerly selling to $3.50, Monday cash price, per garment $1.45 Men's Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, Hi Rock make, all sizes, former price $3.00, Monday cash price . . , $2.25 MAIL ORDERS FILLED. 11 SPECIAL Hayden Bros. Desire to Announce that Mrs. J. M. Dumbauld Expert Corsetiere Will Give Individual Fittings of the In Their Corset Department November 8th to 13th Fittings by Appointment Thousand Women's and Misses' Cloth and Plush Coats Sent in by Our New York Buyer Two Special Groups Monday Coats at $49 Choice hundreds of classy Cloth and Plush Coats, made up in 40 different styles, many fur trimmed coats, large variety ' of shades and varied lengths, sizes for misses, ladies anc stylish stouts, (fcAQ ff special values .Pr7.UJ Special group of Fur Scarf -in many styles in Wolf, Opossum and Coneys, Spe- c4Mo.a-.:.... $25.00 Monday a. m. special, 9 till 12 only 100 Women's Taffeta Silk Petticoats, worth $4.0ol.$2.69 200 Women's House Dresses, sold at $3 and $4, Monday. . .$1.95 75 Women's Bath Robes, worth $6.00 and $7.00, Monday. $3.95 Coats at $29 Choice of large group of .warm Winter Coats in Cloth and Plushes in many styles, sizes for misses and ladies that were made to sell up to $45, 9Q AA special at ,...P7.W 100 Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses, sold up to $25.00, special (( Monday . . . . I . P lO.XJV 9 to 12, 200 Georgette Crepe Waists sold at $3, Monday $1.50 100 Wool Slip-on Sleeveless Sweaters, $3.00 values. .$1.50 200 Baby Bonnets, slightly mussed; worth $1.50 and $2.00, Monday 50 It is None too Early to Think of Your Thanksgiving We have a complete line of china at prices that will please you. You can come In and make your selections, pay a little down and we will keep them for you until you want them. 05.00 Haviland China Dinner Set of 100 Pieces Plain, frraceful shape, with pretty floral decoration, han dles and knobs treated with coin gold; complete service for 12, per set 867.50 $225.00 lOO-Fleee Bavilnnd Gold Band Dinner Set New shapes, service for 12 persons, special 8165.00 (87.50 lOO-Plece Austrian China Din ner Set Spray design, handsome shape, gold edge; service for 12 persons. A special for Monday at 858.00 lOO-Plece Austrian China Dinner et Plain shape, spray design. A spe cial for 849.00 250.00 lOO-riece White Ilanaom Shape Dinner Sets This set Is de serving of your special attention. Fine American porcelain. Complete service for 12 persons ....819.50 $35.00 lOO-Plece Gold Band Dinner - Set, J27.50 Fine American porce lain with Gold Edge, complete serv ice for 12 persons 827.50 6,000 Piece of Deeornled China Values to $1.50 each, while they la$l, special 254 This lot consists of 7-inch China Plates, Oatmeal Dishes, Ramican Bread and Butter Plates and Bouil lon Cups: values to $1.50 each. Spe cial, each 254 Special Reductions on Stoves and Furnishings Six-hole All Blue Enameled Range, Polished top, with warming closet and reservoir for S135.00 Six-hole Polished Top Range, nickel trimmed, with warming closet $85.00 Six-hole Polished Top Range, front feed, with warming closet, for $55.00 Cabinet Gas Range, high oven $49.00 Two-hole Laundry Gas Stove for $10.50 Three-hole Laundry Gas Stove for $12.00 Two-hole Gas Plate for $7.50 Three-hole Gas Plate, cap burners, $6.00 Extra large Aluminum Roaster ..$6.00 Medium size Aluminum Roaster ..$4.00 Round Aluminum Roaster $1.89 Savory Steel Roasters, extra large size, for $2.00 4-quart Aluminum Sauce Fan ....$1.50 1-quart Aluminum Double Boiler ..$1.75 12-oz. Bottle of O'Cedar Oil 50 4-oz. Bottle of O'Cedar Oil 25 Cotton Dusters 39 3 large Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper 25 To Cut Down the Cost of Living-Try Hayden's First Cash and Carry Means a Saving of 25 to 50 ' 48 lb. Sacks Beat High Grade Flour. f 3.85 24 lb. Sacks EeBt High Grade Flour. $1.50 U lb. Sacks Pure Rye Flour $1.35 5 lb. I3e.it Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal 55c 4 lbs. Best No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans 25c 7 lbs. Best White or Yellow Corn meal 25c The Beat Domestic Macaroni, Spa ghetti, or Egg Kodles, pkg 7 Vic Gallon Cans White Table Syrup ....IM)c Gallon Cans Corn Syrup iSe H Gallon Cans Oorn Syrup 4c Oil or Mustard Sardines, van ic 16 ounce Cans Nutro Milk Comp....lUc 16 ounce Cans Wilson Milk I4c 16 ounce cans Pet or Carnation Milk. Lie Largo Jars Pure Fruit Preserves ,...35v 3 Cans Karly Junn Teas, Kanry Sweet Sugar Corn, or Ripe To matoes 35c No. 3 Cans Golden Pumpkin Gallon Cans Molasses 80c. Fancy Japan Rice, per lb 10c Grapcnuts. package 13c Teast Foam, pkg a'fcc 10 lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar '. $1.U DRIED FBl'IT AND NIT PRICKS. lb. lSV-e . .HOC . .5c . .SOc ...Wc . . 15c ..S3c ..15c ..S5t Choice Californja Prunes, rancy King Apples, id , Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb. .., Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb Fancy New Stewing Figs, lb...., Thompson's Heedless Itaisins. lb. Condensed Mincemeat, pkg. Dromedary Dates, pkg Fancy Popcorn, per lb Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb New English Walnuts, No. 1, lb, THE BTTTEK. EGG AND CHEESE MARKET OF OMAHA. The best Creamery Butter, carton, per lb 63c The best Creamery Butter, bulk, per lb 61c Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per h gfte Fancy Dairy Table liutter, per lb. ..Mo Fancy Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese ler lb 30c Fancy Full Cream Young America Cheese, per lb 35c Fancy Full Cream N. Y. White Cheese, per lb 40c Fancy Full Cream Hrlck Cheese. per lb 35c The best Strletly Fresh Eggs st the Lowest Market Price. , Fancy Queen Olives, ft W( Large 1)111 Pickles, doz 33c Sauer Kraut, qt ltVtC All the best brands Nut Butter, per lb Sle Pure Honey, lb 30e Fresh Ground Peanut Butter, per lb..26o OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND COFFEE MARKET. Our Famous Golden Santos Blend the talk of Omaha lb ....3.1c Fancy Golden Santos, lb. 30e M. & J. Blend, the standard of quality, per lb 40c Our famous Ankola Blend, it has no equal for quality or price, per lb. .4se The best bulk Tea Slftings. per lb. 17 He Best bulk Cocoa, per lb 11 He Choice Pan Fired Japan Tea, per lb..3oc Fancy Oolong, Ceylon. Gunpowder, English Breakfast, lb 61c THE VEGETABLE MARKET Of , OMAHA. 13 lbs. beat P.ed River Ohio Potatoes for 3Se Wisconsin Cabbage, lb fc Fancy quality Cauliflower, per lb. ..Me Fresh Spinach, peck t.1e Fancy Head Lettuce, head IV .1 Iba. Fancy Sweet Potatoes 1e 3 lbs. lied or White Onions loe 1 All Wall Paper Patterns in Our Stock Are New Remarkable Seductions on All Styles. 24c Kitchen Patterns and Papers for rear halls, sold with borders, roll 15f 39c Parlor, Hall and Dining Room Papers, plain, figured and cloth effects, special, at per roll 24 Bedroom Papers in Room Lots Co lonial stripes and chintz effects. Wall, border and ceiling; enough to paper average 12x14 room, very unusual, at 4.50 Estimate Famished for Labor. arses Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It PyEZZZZZ