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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1920)
V .V.-. Omaha Relatives Of Hunger Striker Rejoice at Tnice .,. t i Mrs. Edward Carroll, Sister In-Law of 'Joseph Kenny Happy NbwThat He I - i Eating. V. V Suspension of the hunger itrike imonf the nine prisoners itt the Cork county jail, Ireland,, has brought relief to "the relatives in Omaha of Joseph Kenny, one of the hunger strikers, formerly of this city. '. The hanger strike was tailed off Friday in a proclamation issued by Bishop Cohalan of Cork. The prisoners had fasted 94 days. -"Now it is a question whetther Mr. Kenny will regain his health," Mrs. Edward Carroll, 5004 Leaven worth strett, sister-in-la toMr. Kenny, taid today. Mrs. Carroll declared that 'f she thought it was Bishop ConaUn's in- Hueuce that brought about suspen sion of the hunger strike. v ''My sister wrote that Biohop Cohalan was often afiiong the prison ers," she said. "Whea Mr. Kenny is well again, I hope he returns to Omaha." . ' :r Captain Dan A. O'Connor of No. 4, hook and ladder if ire company, and Mrs. Thomas Egam, 5215 South Twenty-fifth street also are reeve's of Mr. Knny. N J. . - Two Stills and Quantity" Of Mash Seized by Police " Detective George Summitt and Po liceman Jensen found two complete stills, 16 barrels, of, mash, two.$ve, gallon kegs df whisky and a' ne gation jug of whisky when they raided ' the home of Paul Farconi. Forty-eighth street and Camden ave nue, yesterday. Farconi was arrest ed for illegal possession and manu facture of liquorV Bond- Issue Defeated." "'Kanta Fe. N. M..'Nov. 13.-TJfe proposal to i issue ' bond- to the amount ot yz.uuu.iwu to nuna nign ways in Nejy Mexico, submitted to the voters on November 2, appar ently was defeated. Official returns from 11 out of 29 counties give: For the bond, issue, 7,849; against. 14,328. - - ' New York Union Votes to Ignore Red Cross Appeal Letters Asking Members of Central Federated' Body to Support Annual Enrollment Campaign Hissed. New York, Nov. 13. The, Central Federated union voted unanimously to ignore an appeal for aid front the American Red Cross after John Sul livan, treasurer, and other speakers had urged the delegates to withhold their support until the organization "does Its duty by Ireland." A letter from Miss Elizabeth A. Cullen, associate director of the Red Cross, describing its membership en rollment campaign and .fcsking the support of the 350,000 men repre sented Jy the union; was hissed. Let ters received by delegates from friends in Ireland telling of condi tions, there were read, to the dele gates, who thereupon voted against extendingaid to the Red Cross. , , Ernest Bdhn, expressed that h. movement to refuse support jf labor from the American Red Cross would become nation-wklc, and would, continue until the organiza tion sent niedfeal supplies and food to Ireland. Sullivan stirred the gathering when he said: "I think it -is the sentiment of this body as well as the sentiment gen erally among the 300,000, or . more Union men in this city, that no aid shall be extended to the Red Cross until that organization does its duty by Ireland. We have read reports of how they have aided the dis- j tressea people ot America, destitute people of Czecho-Slovakia and the' starving inhabitants of Jugo-Slavia, but we have 'not read a line about their aiding tlie wounded and sick in Ireland." - . "It appears that the American Red in Ireland. We have no knowledge that they have ever sent one band age to that country, where hundreds hundreds made destitute and home less. . , v Burglars Loot Home , Burglars ransacked the home of Morris Green, 1552 North Twentieth street, Friday night and stole cloth ing and jewelry valued at $100. IJarding Agrees To Make Speech At New Orleans President-Elect Will . Discuss Requirements of New South t3Ct Luncheon of Chamber Of-Commerce., My The Aimwlatrd ri. Point Isabel, Tex., Nox 1A Fresi- If dcnf-elcct Harding, whose outing at Point Isabel ends next Wednesday, has agreed to deliver'an address in Cross- has been 'blind to conditions I New Orleans on the following dak T , I T- 1 t t-J T. . - ' . ' . . , V just before he-sails tor his voyage to Panama. He. will speak at a luncheon of the New Orleans Chamber of are being injured daily and other LCommerce and is expected to dis- cuss in particular the economic pos sibilities and requirements of the new south and the need for a national :n-. J dustrial policy uninfluenced by sec tional interests. - - Many invitations to speak at othet places ii) !the sOuth and southwest have come to the president-elect ,-but he is decerning all of them. Leaving Brownsville at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning on a special train, he will trjr to avoid rear platform speeches on the way northward, and by a fast run wiU reach-New Orleans Thurs day morning. His steamer sails that afternoon. Speeches outside American terri tory are to c avoided, and Mr, Hardin? indicated that he did. not expect, during his i'anama trip, to fo within the boundaries or waters of any fareign country Among other invitations, he has received one from Preston McGoodwin, America min ister to Venezuela. ask:ng that he go to Venezuela and Colombia and dur ing his stay here he has been asked informally several times to paj a visit to Northern Mexico. Ue is said by those colse to him to feel that such visits-at the present time would be inadvisable. French Miners Deliver V , , Ultimatum to Operators Paris, Nov.. 13. The French Fed eration of , Miners decided to scud out a general strike "order unless the cqinpanies agree to the'discus siou proposed by the federation con cerning an increase of the miner's wages, before tomorrow night. The strike, fi called, will become effect ive Monday. Benson Renamed Chairman of the Shipping Board ... j Six Other Members of New Board Authorized ly Mer chant Marine Act Are Announced hy .Wilson. , Washington, Nov. 13. Reappoint ment of Rear Admiral W". S. Benson as chairman of the shipping board was announced today at the White krfouse. At the same time announce ment wai maoe oi tne appointment of six other, members of the new boardauthorized bv the merchant marfhe act. . The other six members are: 'Frederick I. Thompson, Alabama, democrat, term of five years. Joseph N. , Teal, Oregon,, demo crat, term of four years. Johu A. Donald, New York, jdemo crat, term of three years. & ,Chester H. Rowell, California, republican, term of two years. Guy 1). Goff, Wisconsin, lican, term of one year. Charles- Sutter, Missouri, lican, term of one year. 5 Admiral Benson is apf from Georgia as a democrat a term is for siAyears. The ments are recess ones an " nominations vUiider the law arc ject to approval hy the fenale Injured Cyclist Is ' O.'ll IT ouu unconscu r: Charles V. Spraktcs, 46lT ; Twenty-third street, who was 1 1 Ivfhor unconscious beside his tin cycle at Thirteenth and Hl'Okl sirens at ii i nursnay uigiii, qac. not regained consciousness yesN-r- T ''ay, according to h(s sister, Mis; Mabel. Spraktes. " - The' injured man lies in the Fen ger Danish Memorial hospital now, where surgeons are contemplating a delicate head operation oiw his fracturedskull. Sprakics was found bjr W. S. Brown and A. Stewart, train crew on a Benson-Albright street car. They carried him into a soft drink stand and summoned police sur geons who removed him to St. Joseph hospital. He was taken to Fenger hospital Friday night. J'WIIIUUIIIII! ililMuUiniulilliUialiilitltlliWI iiiKiiiiiriiiiinpHONE TYLER '3000ii,ii,ii,",n,ii,ii,,i,ii,ii,il,ii,,,,i,,i,w I '-QleMrli m :'W iltieliB M. Announce I A Slock Adjustnieiit Sale-: r . i T$: Commence; MbMa "; ' 5 - ' . V " 1 - y . . , . " ' . . . - J v , 1." S. - . . - . - 1 , Typical Offerings (- : Mft rTJ rT 1 111 1 1 ' Topical OferingSs. . V mvi 4 S s a 9" 5 .Thousands of Omaha people desire; one or more good jrugs-many have put off the. purchase) hoping for such a sale as we are putting on Monday. Selec- -tions ar, e wide, Pricey are adjusted to Relight the most cautious. ' W ' N ' ''" .' Yv . - . ' - ",, ' .' ' v"' ; $65.50, 9x12 Seamless Axminster? in splendid Oriental pat terns and rich colorings; as well as a N number of1 floral designs. s SPECIAL. '. $94.00, 9x12 Seamless'Axminsters in fine' ,(fxr (f Oriental designs and colorings, 9Xrr. .... ,:pyJU4 Oriental pat- $40.00 i, r $54.50, 9x12 Axminster feugs that are lightbr; imperfect ; , ; both floraf and Oriental patterns and (f0 CC colors in the lot, at:.;v.;.J. ;vU : ' w. - ..'vv ir- t-, . ' t v-; - $81.00, 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs in . CQ ff) . allover Oriental design.4.. . . . . . ,y3yUU,- ' ' ', i- .- " " ,. - i . . '. V $4l00,'xl2 Brussels Rugs, some of-tHem seamless.-VBpth . . J'lbrar and-Orientil patterns iii. v - OQ Vthe lot, at. .-.v. .... .f .'. .'. ? 1 0 In this sale will be found 'hundreds of separate pieces of reallv -worthv furni ture, as well as scores of matched suites, ranging from the inexpensive Idu good,' to Vl-w C 1. .Tin sm-.-, All 1 ; . 1 1 1 ' 1 "1 I . ljuc very inicsi we cany. u ca,it uuy in ims sjaie, ajiu we nave no nesiiacion m say ing that everyone attending will find many reasons for considerable satisfaction. . i ' V, '. J $89.50, 11-312 Axminster Rugs n splendid4zr ffi Oriental patterns and color schemes. -.. . .OUUU $89.50, 11-3x12 'Axminster Rugs in floral f( designs and good warm colors? . . . . . :. '. .OvU U ' " v ''-v'v-' ". v v ' "' $106.00, 9x12 Wilton Rugs in, excellent Oriental, colors and . designs will b on sale Monday j " :' &Q7 CfV at, only .. . ...... .... ...... '. .v. . .p.WV: $121.00, 9x12 Wilton Rugs in Persian and binese pat terns, worked out Jn bjues, roe and 4 OQ CC. taupe schemes. Oni sale Monday, at. $185.00, 9x12 High' Grade Wiltdff Rugs in 'Oriental, Per - sian'and -Chinesecolori arid patterns.Y (11 C( ff On sale Monday, at. . .V. . .' . . ". . .P 4 ' ' . - . . . ' -' ... '. ' A large maumber of small rj&sare offered in thissaleat sub- : stantial rqducti6n&. I $485.00- Tvdor Dining Suite Buffet, China, Sefving Table, Extension Table, 5 Chairs and Arm Chair 10 pieces, $365 $557.00 Mahogany Dining Suite 72-inch Buffet, flbJong Exten- sion Table and 6 Spanish Leather Slip Seat Chairs 8 . pieces ........ '. . :$397.00 $49.00 Adam Bedroom Suite in Mahogany - Dresser, Chif f o- i robe,' Dressing Table nd Bed, complete S39S.00 $235.00 Old Ivory Vanity. Dresser, at $165.00 $148.00 Old Ivory Bow Foot Bed to match .....S100 $138.00 Old Ivory Chifforette to match ....... S98.00 $60.00 Brown Mahogany Dressing V Tabl s $45.00 $110.00 Waxe3 Oak, 54-inch Buf fet with mirror. . .$69.75 $195.00 Mahogany and Cane Duo fold Bed Davenport' upholstered in rich xerdure tapestry, $138 $15.00 Walnut Drop Leaf Utilrty fnbleN $9.50 $98.00 Queen Anne Arm Chair, solid mahogany frame, cane s paneling ,and tapestry .up- V holstery. $69.00 $48.00 Brown ' Mahogany Settee with spring teat upholstered in tapestry ..?. $25.00 -' " - t - ...V' $41.50 Mahogany Chair or Rocker k wiih tapestry seat and back, at ................ $25.00 $20.00 Mahogany Muffin or Cake Stand ) . . , . ryyj. . S 10.00 ?SS.0O . Mahogany Overstuffed j lioose. tusnion - Arm . unair, .... -n i ... - " -t " i, - atzafiA , $175.00 Davfenport' in mulberry $39.00 v Old Ivory Poster Bed, $125.00 Large Overstuffed Fire side Wing Arm Chair in fine tapestry $85.00 $198.00 Overstuffed Davenport in ,very attractive tapestry, $125 $94.00 Chair to match.. $50.00 3.6-inch size . . .-. .$25.00 $11.00 Old Ivory Bedroom Chair, at v.i...w.,. $6.50 $12.50 Old Ivory;N?edroom Roclcer,' at .......... . . . . ' S7.u0 $73.00 Brown Mahogany Dressing , Table I w)tj' triple mirrors, at i::f....-..' $48.00 $122.00 Brown Mahogany Chiffo 1 robe $78.00 $250.00 Brown Mahogany Dresser by Berkey & Gay, an excep tionally fine piece. .$125.00 $219.00 Brown Mahogany Chiffo robe and toilet standard mirror to match, the pair. .$125.00 $1500 Mahogany Bedroom Rocker 81P.0O- $118.00 Mahogany, and Cane xChair upholsterea . in blue ve lour .............. $79.00 -$385.00 Mahogany; and Cane Three-piece Suite upholstered in ' black and taupe Velour, ' at $275.00 velour . . ,A ...... . $125.00 388.00 Two-piece Velour Suite ' i. .1 1. mno- - $225.00 Tapestry Overstuffiad j. Davenport S165.0D . $125.00 Chairs to m"cn, $85 $110.00 Overstuffed Rocker v or . Chair in mulberry or blue ve- ' lour ..... . 5. $6900 v .$475.00 Three'-piecf Overtuffed, Tapestry Livinjr Room Suite, an exceptional value, now, at $375.00 T,iP .vra T?nnm RnJfo' ' $96.00, 54-inchk Quartered Davenport snd Rocker,1 in fine V grade of blue and goM ve- lour.....-. $389 $265.00" Tapestry Bed bavenport, . at ,.......$198.00 4 A ' really .- wonderful Overstuffed , . Davenport with loose cushion upholstery, is offered ajt $135 $98.00 American Walnut William and Mary Extension , Table, 54 - inches by 8 feet . , . .$69.00 $65.00, 48-inch Brown. Mahogany Table that extends to .6 feet, a S45.00 $114.00 Brown Mahogany China Closet a. $57.00 $125.00 Colonial Mahogany Ex tension Table, 54 inches by 8 ' $75.00 $120.00 Set of Chairs, five side And one Arm. ... . . .$89.00 $95(00, 48-inch American Walnut Table that extends to 6 feet, at... ....!... $69.00 Sl'4.50 Quartered Oak 1 Dining Chairs with boxed seats in gen uine Spanish leather, fumed-or golden finish - $10.00 $94.00, 54-inch. Jacobean Oak ' Extension Table hat extends to 8 feet , $65.00 $97.00, 54-inch,. Quarteed, Pol ished Golden 0ak, Buffet, $54 Waxed I Golden Oak Buffet. .$54.00 $17.00" Mahogany Queen Anne Bedroom Rocker $10.00 ?22JI0 American Walnut Bedroom ' Chair : $12.00 $69.00, American ' Walnut Queen Anne Bed, 3.3-inch size, $35 $116.00 American Walnut Bow Foot Bed, full size., $78.00 $li8.00 American Walnut Chiffo robe $85.00 $2l0.00 American Walnut Dresser, $135.00 $295.00 Pair of Twir Beds to vmatch above Dresser, $195 $22.00 Rocker to match, $16 $21.00 Chair or Bench to match, a $15.00 $156.50 Old Ivory Trinle Mirror Dressing Table $100.00 $125.00 Old Ivory Bedroom Desk, t $75.00 $94.00 Bird's-eye Maple Chiffo- robe ...$69.50 $105.00 Bird's-eye Maple Dres'ser to match $85.00 $85.00 Bird's-eye Maple Bed to match $66.00 $88.00 Mahogany -Poster Bed, at $69.50 $1,018.00 Nine-piece Italian Re naissance Bedroom Suite in American Walnu.t. .$685.00 $78.00 American Walnut Dresser, at ....... .y. $58.00 $84.00 American Walnut Full Size Bed .859.00 $100.00 American Walnut Dresser to match ,.'.$69.00 $86.00 American Walnut Dresser, 01 $68.00 , $50.00 Old Ivory Chiffonier. $35 08.uu via ivory Dresser to match Scoreof Equally lnierestingyl r terns on Every Sales Floor - .... .. ; .-' ! "' A ' ( 'v ,' - ' ' - 1 i i - l it ' i n tm . uonveniem lerms.arrangea ior payment you wisn. $35.00 I TJ7 j I 9 TJ7 Dollar 6 Curtains "and Curtain v' v. - : ' . At Adjustment Sale Prices . - Materials verdrapery Materials Fifty, inches "wide; desirable textures and colors; at reduced prices ' - $2.25 values T.$1.50 $2.50 values,.. $1.75 $3.25 values .. .$2.50 . S4.75 values $3.50 -$6.00 values $4.50 N v $7.50 values $5.65 r ' $10.50 values ........ $7.00 Window Shades of hand oil opaque material in plain and ,. duplex colors. Sizes 24 to 36 inches w'de and from 4 feet to 7 feet long. Price, per shade-A- Curtain Nets i' UGO i Cretonnes Patterns Curtains 1,000 yards In filet effects, 42 inches wiffe,, $1.00 and $1.25 values, on sal. . . 85 $2.00 aird $2.25 Curtain Nets.... $1.50 $4.00 and$4.25 Curtain Nets. .$3.25 $5.75 Curtain Nets l.'.$4.25 Madras and Grenadine :-.JJarred and plain voile, values to $1.00, now, per yard -SECOND FLOORS lis and colqr effects suitable for any room a largetssorUnent. 25 patterns, values to 85c, now, yd.50( 40 patterns, values to" $1, now, yd., 68 50 patterns, values to $1.50, now, yd., $1 Suitable tor every room; In muslin, voile, marquisette, etc., both plain, lace edged and with draw work Values up to $3.50, now, per pair, .$2.25 Values up to $5.50, now, per pair. .$3.85 Values up to $8.60, now. per pair. .$6.85 Values uplo $10, now, per pair. .$7.50 68c up ti Remnants of curtain materials -HALF PRICE'. - Mercerized Marquisette Forty inches wide and exceedingly good looking. Specially priced at, per yard 7 60c Voiles ano! , Marquisettes Ribboa edged, with openwork borders, in "ivory and ecrn, 75c and 85c valns, now, per yard - up to 5 yards. .'t 50c if i I it dei A WILHELM CO.;.liil.iliiiiiii::;Wiiiti;;in!iii;iil,i! liiittiiiiiiiiitiiiutuiiniui!iiiiriiiiiiiiiMitiiiiiiiiuKiiiii:wiii:itiiiiii!iiiiu!i!iiiiiiitiiiumn I 14 I 11 I I I t-1 Orchard &
