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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, M)VEMKEK 13. iy;su. 15 Court Oivos Mrs. Lindsay Hastings Man Denies He AWVSKMENTH. Divorrr, Child and Aliirton'y Mrs. Uoli'ii F. Lindsay was grant ed a divorce yesterday frttin James V. Lindsay by District Judge Sears. He also granted lirr custody oi a child. 5 years old. Lindsay is or tlered to pay his wife $i,50l) alimony in installment-? of $25 a month and to pay an "additional $25 a month for the support of the child. When j. lines lost his job with the postoitice department! in August he enlisted in the navw and with out saying anything to (lis wife,' de partcl Charges that his liad no "stability" and liked the dance halls too much were filed against Jtim and he, was brought hack. . - - l'HOTO M..IYN. Last Time Today JAMES OLIVER CUIUVOOD'S "NOMADS Of the NORTH" 1 Featuring LON CHANEY Th. "Fro" in "Th. Miracle Man" LEWIS STONE Star of "Th Rlv.r's End .SCORES OF WILD ANIMALS . At 3, 8, 10 and 9:4S "DAWN IN THE JNORTH WOODS" A Dascrlptiv. Muaical Prologue HSBROW vorita Baritone Omal H. S. DIS1 naba's Favo SILVERMAN'S ORCHESTRA Omaha' Greatest Orchestra Sold Poistuied Liquor ; Hastings, Neb., Nov. 12. (Spe-! cial Telegram.) Charged with nun- j slaughter in connection with tlc j death of Julius Kroll of I'rosser, j Lawrence Thicde rf Hastings, tes- j tided that the liquor which is al- i leged to have caused Kroll's death was purchased -fey him from Kroll J for S-oO. He said he had not paid for the liquor and was still indebted to the estate of the dead man, Carl Stromer is heing tried on the same charge as Thiede. ' THIS HAPPENS Last Two Tinea Matinee Today 2:15 i Early Curtain TONIGHT AT 8:10 EMMA HAIG -assisted by Richard W. Keene: FRANK WILCOX . CO. PRIMROSE FOUR; SWOR BROTH ERS: William Brack Co.: Werner A Amoros Trio; Coley A Jason; Top ics of the Day; Klnoframs. Matinees IS, 25 - 60c; Few 75c aV $1.00 Sat. A Sun. Nights, 15, 25, 50, 75c, $1.00; $1.25. H, .1 .1. . I. , I LAST TIMES TODAY Charles Ray "Peaceful Valley ' A picture of exceptional merit. . Cone . early and bring mother, . she T will like it. SUNDA T O M SVi I X in "THEs TEXAN" Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE CURE"' v Last Timet Today "THE GREAT REDEEMER" w in- r n. ........ Starts Tomorrow at the "SUN" AMUSEMENTS. LAST TIMES TODAY EMPRESS JIM FULTON A CO. in "The Mayor and the Manicure"; THREE AMBLER BROS.; FOSTER A PEGGY; JOHNNY JOHNSTON. Photoplay Attraction; 'Dollars and Cents," featuring Madge Kennedy. Mack Sennett Comedy. Fox Newe. . "OMAHA'S FUM CENTER" Daily Mat., 15c to. 75c Nites, 25c to $1.25 Harry Hastings' Big Show BMri:ikal tom,fi:n,raM Dan Coleman In a new lsuuft epidemic, "Sky High." fa cetious frollo filled with falry-llke femininity. Beauty chorus of 2'M sous birds. LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS VICTORY LODGE 624 LA.B.OFR.I. Will Give a Dance at 1 the De Luxe Dancing Academy This Evening, No vember 12, 1920. Admission, 40 Cents , Committee Nfaud Matteson, Florence Sullivan, Lillian Corbett. and Special Emtertainment Big Space to Dance. EXCELLENT MUSIC wsmm TODAY Mat. and Evening 2Is Mat. 25c to $1.00 Ev'ng, 25c to $130 ' . . . I LAST TIMES TODAY "THE . PENALTY" Coming Tomorrow "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS" Street Cars Now Running-on Farnam Street.: . Last Times Today " "EVANGELINE" Longfellow's Immortal Story Empress Rustic (harden Dancing and Refreshments Special Cabaret Attractions rjoonday and Sup per Luncheonettes. Special Dancing Matinee Today. Admission Night, 55c . Phone Tyler 5645 for Free Table Reservations OPEN EVERY DAY 11:30 to 1 A. MK BEATTY'S Co-Operative Cafeterias V Pay Dividends to Tfuase Wo Do the Work v CHRISTIAN CARD; j. v. - , f .,' remembrance An- appropriate for the, holidays will be found in Hand Engraved Cards.' Place your order riow so that delivery can be made in time for you to reach alt of your mailing list. !g Engraving "Co., TYLER 1000 40k PETERS" TRUST BLDG. "Buy It at Brandeis" Stores A Separate Store for Men Where the Dollars Last Loiiger "Buy It at Brandeis" Saturday Mornin'g-When the Clock Strikes Nine Commences est Shoe Sale Our Bigg Demonsfraling Our Leadership In Giving Greatest Values in Mens Shoes . This is a great special purchase of 938 pairs of men's fair and winter models worth $9, $10, $12 and. $13. Brandeis', ready cash Secured "them at a bargain price and you are going to buy them the same way I Glance at their worth no wjtook at that low sale price! $9-$10-$12 ad"$13 Shoes 968, Pasr-s at w Pair In Classy E tglish Lasts or Roomy Cmfort Lasts In Brown iind Black Leather You'll Want Several Pairs For uien.old aud young, whether you prefer "English lasts or, the roomy- "comfort'.' lasts,. you will find a st; le in thte lot to suit your fancy. Hundreds of far-sighted :' men will take this oppui "unity of buj-ing several pairs. Every pair well made, on the season's style lines, nd one glance at them will convince you that you are, buy-, ing a real bargain. -Co- te early and be assured of- the beet choice. y Extra salespeople to serve you proiAptly! Every pair guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction! Without Exception This is the Greaitest Shoe Buying Opportunity of the-Season! Main Floor Men's Stora LetU's Handle your grain shipments- to the Omaha. Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas Cfy, Sioux City, or any other markets. . " We Specialize In the careful handling of alljorders for grain and provisions for. f uthre delivery. We Operate, We Offices at Omaha,' Neb. Lincoln, ' Neb.; Hastings, n Neb.; Chicago, 111.; Sioux. City, .la.; Holdrege, Neb.; Geneva, Neb.; Des Moines, la.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Hamburg, la.; Kansas City, Mo. - , Have 1 Up-to-date ( Terminal Elevators in the Omaha and Milwaukee Markets with the latest facili ties for, handling your shipments. ' ' Updike Grain Co. 1 "The Reliable Consignment Huse" ' ' Omaha Nebraska T ' ExtraordinaryMoney-Saving Sale: i in Mens Furnishings! 2000 Pairs Stetson Sample Glovxes The entire sample line of Kcthschild Brothers, St. Louis, agents of the well known Stetson Glove. ' , - i V This Great Lot on Sale at This was a fortunate, purchase at a price whchX enables "us to offer these )fine gloves at one-half their actual value. This purchase consists of their entire sample line, as follows: : ' .' Their Regular Prices Fine Silk Lined, WooLLihed,'Fur Lined and Unlined Capes, Suedes, Buckskins, MochasAlso Wool and Fur Lined Auto Gloves and Mittens 3.50 Values in 4.50 Values 25 5.00 rxcry v 6.50 Values S Values 32 3.00 to 5.00 Union Suits il at 2.50 and 2.95 v Sauiplea aud surplus stockX'o111 large underwear jobbers ooii- sisting of fine combed cotton 4 ana wOdi mixtures in medium Diiit' Tiaaw wcia-lit iminn suits' . V I . ' Flannel Shirts . , Regular $4 to $5 Values About 600 fine sample flannel shtrtq made of fine wool and wool mixed shirtings in assort ed colors; military r rr or plain collars. A W i On sale, at - ? -4 kJ Main-Floor Men's Storey 8,00 xjoo Values. 10.00 Values 522 A Long Column of Wise Advice for Economical MEN! You can tramp all over town Lookin for a Greater Bargain ' y tliun these Suits offered in Our ,r Entire Stock Sale of MEN 'S SUITS but you wont C- Come bhek 7 with " Sweater Coats Specials!, , 6.25 tp 15.00 i-me wool ana worsted sweat-1- er coats and slio-overs ir. plain coat and fancy trimmed collars; made by two of the best sweater manufacturers. Saturday for Only R95Me Newest Styles Worth $8 Good makes in newest styles; a bik selection including young men's hats in green, brown, gray steel, olive and black; many of these hats are silk Jined; 8.00 values, snecial. at .'a j': ? " Sale of Men's Caps English jUaps Complete ine of the finest Scotch and Eng lish woolens big and tull beautifully made and" hand finisjptr; in many gpod', patterns; -U0 and $1 -4 r r- mines, gpe- 'I M 1 lal, at ' Main Floor -'Arcade 1 Inter Caps About SCO dandy win ter caps, sample line's of and -4 ff 2.00 thIucs, I I If I , -a. . w v Saturday at " Genuine Heather BagsSuit Case $i5 Values at lOi Genuine leatlier bags and suit cases; many of them leather lined; manufacturer's floor stock., Main Floor Men's Store It! 0 ' Wh, there's Hart Schaffner and Marx and other fiht Makes of Suits .THAT SOLD Up to $1151 $ Now 35 and' '50 "Buy it at Brandeis" - r - Men's StoreSecond Floor V m w a w m it m 1 J j-.,- - V iAJasfal fOf.? tot m al " -I m'tt stSs