THE BEE: OMAHA.' WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1920.
Man Will Face
Murder Charge
In Kansas Citv
DvMinis Chester, Aroused of
Shooting Society Girl, to Be
Returned From Great
Fairs, Mont.
Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 9. Plans
:o secure the extradition of Dennis
."licster. arrested yesterday at Great
Falls, Mont., and return him to Kati
es City to face's charge of first de
jrec murder for the killing of Miss
Florence Barton, Kansas Citv so
:iety girl, who was shot to death on
the night of October 2 on a lonely
suburban road hsre, were made 'by
officials today. According to dis
patches from Great Falls,' Chester
denied the charge and officials here
prepared to comnat any le.ial fight
Chester might make to resist extra
i'.'ticii. A warrt charging Chester with
the murder 'was issued by the county
prosecutor late yesterday on receipt
f .d vices that he had been taken
li custody at Great Falls. The ar
rest ended, a widespread search by
jp.-ratives of a private detective
agency, who trailed Chester over
western states. t '
Mbs Harton," the daughter of a
wealthy shoe manufacturer, was
shot to death when three men in a
motor car drew vp beside the auto
mobile in which he and her fiance,
Hcvad AVinter, were riding. Win
ter was wounded in the arm. Rob
bery was believed to have been the
motive of the attack.
Winter, according to the police,
recognized the photograph of Ches
ter at the bureau of identification as
that of one of the assailants. Winter
declared that Chester fired the shots.
Police .announced two of the three
bandits implicated in the murder of
M iss Barton now were in custody
nd they expected to arrest the other
man soon. One cf the men is being
held at St. Joseph, Mo., on a charge
of holding . up un interurbain car
there. ' ' ' " . . v
Body of Missing Ogden Man
Found With Skull Crushed1
Ogdcn. Utah., N'ov. 9. After o
search of about 18 hours the body
it C E. Lewis, 38, employed in a
local railroad oftice, was found with
the skull crushed. Lewis, according
io his wife, had left their home at
Riverdalc, : ne.ar here,, "about 9 last
light to go to the garage to drain
the water frem itus automobile and
aid not return. Search wos institut
:d and his body was found this af
ternoon, rear a pile of scrap iron,
tpproxinu.tely a mile from his house,
it is believed he, was struck over the
'lead with a piece of an iron bar
found, nrtr the body.
Brief City News
('ais to ltan Friday Street cars
mi Furnam street will not run until
Friday luornifttf. It. A. Iieussler, vice
t'lTfrklent rf the traction company,
trd yvitov '!iy j ,
Clothing Stolen Two overcoats'
m. . .. . v,. it stolon Monday night
Hiring the American Legion carni
';;! nt the Auditorium, according to
reports to police.
J'.toro Kohbed The soft drink par
lor of Tony Martisi, 323 North
ISis'uteenth. street, was robbed of
$2..H, 400 ciatarets and three candy
;;nd jum slot machines.
Ollioer Robbed Special Officer
Meorpe Hockley, 24i!3 Lake street,
lias offered $100 reward for the
recovery of va sweater and an army
iilanket stolen from his home. '
Kegulatlou Asked Regulation by
niUinanco of charges made for con
necting electric light and power
services to houses was recommended
by Corporation Counsel W. C. Lam
bert in council meeting yesterday.
Alleged Thief Arrested E. P.
Frederick was arretted here yester-
v hi the advice of the New Phila
delphia, O., police, who want Fred-
..., ti.r tne aik-ged theft of $1,900
troiii the Ohio i.'oultry company.
Ask Reduced Expense Repre
sentatives of the Omaha Heal Es-
ine bare ionic
embodies elements that
restore strength and
build up the body
via nourishment.
scotts
emulsion
is a form of tonic
nourishment that
makes for a sound
body and abund
ant vitality.
Mtt & Bowne. Bloomfield. N. J.
tat biimd requested the city council
to devise some means whereby
pertv owners would nut be forced
to vny tho entire expense of new gas
supply mains.
'ltltt'iihlp Granted Salvatore
Nanfito was refused citizenship pa
pers by District JudRe Sears yester
day because he had been arrested
for bootlt'KKing. Hut when he in
formed the Judge he had 12 children
his citizenship was granted.
tllrls Seek Admission to Bar
Iola Vincent. '320 South Fourteenth
street, Omaha, and Irene Hufflng
tou, Lincoln, wew the only two Rirls
in a class of 12 applicants for ad
mission to the state bar. Examina
tions will ho held November 23.
Aged Woman Dies Mrs. A. F.
Thomson, 69, native cf Scotland and
resident of Omaha for 60 years, died
nt her home, 1054 Georgia avenue,
Tuesday morning. Sh is survived
by her husband, A. P. Thomson, ono
daughter, four sons and three sisters.
Woman Sues firoccr Claims for
$1,000 damages because of the al
leged refusal of Charles H. Mal
liusor. Capitol avenue and Seven
teenth street, to sell hur an ordr of
groceries, was 'tied by Anna Wil
liams, 1211 Tierce street, in munici
pal court yesterday.
Candidates Spent Mule Expensa
accounts of local pclitlcians show
little was spent by most candidates
for election. Charles TJnitt. re
elected county commissioner, spent
$287; Tr. Harry Foster, elected to
the stato legislature, spent $91; Ed
A. Smith was elected with an ex-f
penditurp of only $5; Ed Palmer
spent $60 to be elected a represen-
t
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tative, and Gaorgo Holmes, re
elected municipal Judge, spent
$127.6(t.
Young Bride Missing Police were
requested by Arthur Smith, 1813
Capitol avenue, to assist him in his
search for his 17-year-old bride.
Marie, whom he says disappeared
Monday noon. The Smiths had
been married but six months. The
young husband returned home for
lunch Monday noon io find a note
from his wife .Hating she had gone
out to mail somo letters. She did
not return, he says.
Community Center Opens A new
community centr was opened in
Florence last night. Fupils of Mon
mouth l'ark school presented their
pluy, V'The Lawn Party," and there
were other1 interesting members on
I the opening program. Programs
were also offered at tho Bancroft,
Clifton Hill and Mason schools.
Automatic Phones in Spring A.
F. Adams, district commercial man
ager of the Nebraska Telephone
compnny, announced yesterday that
the -uituinatic equipment on tele
phones of the Tyler exchange will
be in service early next spring.
Rapid growth of the system in the
downtown district has made it im
possible to install automatic service
in tho Douglas exchange next spring,
according to Mr. Adams.
Kitrrmc Cruelty Charged Ex
treme cruelty was charged by Hertha
May MeWhorter tn a petition for
divorce from William A, McWhorter,
6104 Dodge street, filed in district
court yesterday. McWhorter, who is
head of tho Missouri Valley Finance
company, 303 J. U Kennedy build
ing, has an income of $15,000 a
year, according to his wife.
To Station Troops Hero Troops
of the L'nlted -.states army which
have boon stationed in OennHiiT,
will be stationed nt Fort Crook
when they return to this country in
the spring, reports from Washington
state. The balloon station at Fort
Omaha is scheduled to be moved to
Fort Scott. 111., and Fort Omaha will
then bo occupied by the UVIUh
army corps area now at Fort Crook,
thus leaving Fort Crook avllbU
for uso of troops returned from
overseas, it is said.
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Not Your Mite
Your Mightiest for the Y. W. C. A.
November 9 to 16
BIKES
SHASH' feJMHY
EVERYBODY STORE"
This Is Go to "Movie Week"
When "Old Man Dollar" Will Appear
on the Screen
... .
Just Look, Folks, at What
"Old Man Dollar" T Wednesday!
Some Bargains That Will Make You Understand How V
-Much Lower, Prices Now Are. 0ji
A Generous Assortment of
Plaid and Plain Wool Skirts
' For the Women Who Knit
We have for your selection a complete assort
ment of Fleisher's knitted worsted for sweaters,
scarfs, hats, etc., in a complete line of shades.
AJso Shetland floss, for, lighter weight sweaters,
sacques, scarfs, etc.
Hank Knitting Worsted. 69c i
Four ounce hank knitting worsted in all the most desir
able shades at 69c hank.
5 hanks will make a medium sized sweater.
Thursday is the
Last Day
to enter your drawing of "Old
Man Dollar." Fourteen cash
prizes will be given to the best
and most original drawings
made by children under 16
years of age. For further in
formation inquire in the Toy
Department. ' .
at
$16.75
A General Clearance Sale of -
Drapery Remnants
Included in this sale are remnants from our interior decorating department and
remnants left from our regular selling. They have been placed in two great groups.
At 2 Price
These are beautiful tapestries, velvets, velours, silks, etc., used as samples in
taking orders for interior decorating and range in lengths from 1 to 1 yards each.
Every piece marked at 'exactly Vi regular price.
' ' At 39c Yard
Beautiful drapery remannts, including cretonnes, prints, voiles, marquisettes,
nets, etc. Radically reduced in price at 39c yard.
W
Drapery Edges 5c Yd.
A large assortment of cretonne edges in short- lengths,
especially desirable for edging pillows, scarfs, drapes, etc.
All colors.
E HAVE taken all of our plaid and plain wool
skirts and put them in one group for Wednes-
day, at this unusual price. These are smart,
yet inexpensive skirts that have endeared themselves
by' the serviceability youthfully attractive in both
style and color, and full of wear and real service.
In this group you will find
many skirts that have been marked
to sell Heretofore at more than
twice this special clearing price
the newest box and knife pleats,
and other beautiful-models that
will make you wonder how it iss
possible for even "Old Man Dollar" s
to do such an unusual thing as this.
Second Floor.
Third Floor.
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Did You Get Ybur Share ,of Thbse
Wonderful Of fers in Hosiery
A' Continuation of Tuesday's Bargains, as Long as
They Last, is Offered by "Old Man Dollar" Today.
Clocked Silk Hose
$3.50
Women's fine quality silk hosiery in
black, embroidered with white clocks;
also navy and cordovan, self-clocked.
These are extremely popular, and un
usual values at this price.
Wool Hose
v 95c
Warm, comfortable wool hose for
Nwomen, in heavy rib effects. Choice of
a good assortment of brown and
heather shades. For the winter "fad"
of wearing low shoes and wool hose.
Fine Lisle Hose
95c
Full fashioned fine lisle hose for
women, with six-thread toe and heel;,
choice of black -or . white in regular
and extra sizes. Reduced by "Old Man
Dollar" to the new price level.
A Splendid Quality of Women's
Pure Silk Hose
An extra heavy quality of women's pure thread
silk hose, full fashioned, with
double heel, toe and top. Come
in black, white and brown. A
real value at this price. ,
which o pure biircitu
$1.95
A Special Purchase of Women's
Pure Silk Hose
A special purchase of hose which has been selling
from two to three times this price.
Included are pure thread silk and
fiber silk hose in brown, black and
navy. An unusual value.
95c
Pure Silk Hose '
$2.45
Women's pure thread silk hose, six
thread toe and heel, full fashioned
of 12-strand silk, various shades of 1
gray, brown, pink, navy; also black
and white.
Outsize Silk Hose
$2:95
Women who prefer out-size hose
will find these full fashioned pure
thread silk hose to be unusual values.
Lisle garter tops. Choice of two
colors, black and cordovan.
Pure Silk Hose
$3.95
A very heavy quality black silk
hose for women. These are specially
desirable on account of having the
garter tops lined with lisle. Assort
ment of regular sizes only.
Fine Lisle Hose
65c
Splendid quality of women's fine
lisle hose in navy, bronze, black and
white; double soles and toe and high
spliced heel; all sizes. A reduction of
almost one-half.
. Pure Silk Hose
$2.95
A splendid quality of women's
full fashioned Gordon hose pure silk
thread, with double sole, toe and heel.
Choice of black, white, navy, gray,
taupe or brown.
Silk .Lace Hose
$4.69
Beautiful silk lace hose, in black
only. The popular hosiery for dress
wear; offered at about half the for
mer price. There will be heavy buy
ing of this number for Christmas gifts.
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Wool Stockings for the Children
Pretty little wool hose for the tiny tots, "Little Mis
chief," with silk toes and heels. There is white in sizes 52
and 6, and black in sizes 4 to 6. M.i Floor.
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Men's Cassimere Hose
3 Pair for $1
Medium lightweight black cassimere hose, with double
heel and toe, elastic rib tops, black only. Guaranteed first
quality. There are but 200 dozen in this lot to be sold
at this price.
, DkWn.Uir. Store. .
. Men's Silk Hose
65c -
A wonderful value in the famous "Shawknit" brands
of men's hosiery. All colors and all sizes. Offered
Wednesday at about one-half the former selling price.
Main Floor.
39 c
Men's Work Hose
49c
100 dozen men's medium and heavyweight sox, all-wool
and wool-mixed cassimere, double heel and toe, elastic rib
tops. Choice of gray, brown, black, green, white, etc. All
sizes. Downstair. Star.
Men's Cotton Hose
18c
Fine quality cotton lisle hose for men, In popular colors
of black, cordovan, navy and gray. Men will welcome this
opportunity to lay in a supply of hose at this ridiculously
low price. " Mala Flow. '
A Most Exceptional Sale of
Floor Lamps and
Shades
Here is a very real opportunity to buy that Mahogany
Floor Lamp with a Silk Shade, that you have been longing
for and at a price that will actually make you utter a
little gasp of surprise when you see them. The Lamps are
unusual in design, and the shades are so delicately beauti-
r i 1 1 . i i 1 1 1
iui mar, oniy an inspection win snow
you how handsome they are. Of
fered in three groups, as follows:
Lotl-At$25Each
Mahogany Floor Lamps with silk
shades of blue and rose colors,
complete.
Lot 2-At$30 Each
Mahogany Floor Lamps with silk
shades in gold, rose, blue and mili
tary colors, complete.
Lot 3-At $40 Each
Mahogany Floor Lamps with silk
shades inblue, rose and mulberry
colors unusual designs and un
usual values.
Silk Shades in Attractive
Colors and Designs.
$20 $25 $30 $35
Third Floor.
A Very Special Offer of
Men's Fine Shoes
$11.85 ...
We have taken twelve lines of men's new fall shoes
from our regular stack exceptionally fine grades
that have been sold at con
siderably higher p rices
than this special offer,
and placed them in our
-group at $11.85 each. In
cluded are browns and
blacks in kids and calf
; skins. These are splendid I
shoes for winter wear, but
dressy and good looking.
Really, men, this is a
chance for you to buy at
least (wo pairs and make"
a big saving.
Fourth Floor.
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