THE BEE: OMAHA, XDESDAY
1920
FundDr
To Be Extended
Markers yote Continuance of
, Campaign This Week;
. $33,922 Collected" ""'
By vote(of the workers in the $70,
000 budget campaign of tha-Young
Women's Christian " association,
scheduled to close tonight, the cara-
niirtl U'itf he m-trnifori (nr tVa rml.
mainder of the week! At yesterday's L
Bl-VVVi"Vl IHUVUCVU LUC ICSIU
rorkers rejWed a total of $?5?.82
Mrs. Leflang Finn in
DerrnWbwuNot
To Accept Divorce
After aa all-day argument by at
torneys for their fees in the divorce
suit of Arthur C Leflang against
Caroline J. Leflang, which has been
in district court for nine months.
District Judge Sears announced last
night that he would make a final de
cision within a few days.
, Mrs. Leflairg was firm in her de
termination sot to accent t divorce.
She asked for a decree of separate
rnaintefance. Her relatives, lawyers
d evca the judge had tried to in-
ce her to take a divorce., ff
can t bear to be totally separate
for the past 24 hours, making the J SVTw Annor' ne saia yesteroay.
...LiinimM . i " have a separate maintenance
Such women and girls who are in
the habit of attending the regular
l uesaay noon uncneon tor pustnus
women, are invited to unite with the
campaign team workersfor luncheon
today. Dr. Paul Calhoun, pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church, who
was scheduled to address thejem
xi ess women's luncheon, will speak
before the entire assembly.
Patrons of the Y. W. C A cafe
teria will be given an xpportonity to
contribute to the campaign, fund
again today. Pledge cards will be
distributed and Mrs. Fuflaway,
cafeteria director, will be at the door
to receive subscriptions as persons
decree be wilj still be my husband
bnt if I took: atlivorce even with big
aHimony we would 'be totally separ
ated." f
Mr, Leflang said it is immaterial to
bira whether the court grants a di
vorce of separate maintenance de
cree. -
Brief City New$
a reserve fund of 162.009, Vepyesent-lng-
lfl ir yjjt of paving contracts
bald as five years' Insurance on the
completed work. "
JVksXbbotte Deh
n ' i. e r a .
iesuit,ot uwn act;
Shot Herself in Head
Jjuicide was the cause of the death
of Mrs. Chauncevx A Abbott, ir.
leave. Yesterday the patrons oi the , Fifty-fifth and Farnam streets, tier
cafeteria ssubenbed $17 to the , body wa found, in the. bath room of
me Aooou nome at noon sunaay vy
der and broke in the bath room win-
fund.
Wilson T. Graham was the prinoi-
rial Eftfskrr at vctrfava lnnrkAn ,
- The womcoi teams reported $1,- !Jow. The body waspart y clothed
61215; business and professional !nl vo?T w" stlU flotcheid in
women. $407.10: initial cifts. 700: i the hand. The right temple had been
negro women. 3-u.4.
Mrs. John A Monroe led the list
of large subscribe! s yesterday, con
tributing $500 to the fund. Other
contributions included; "XIr. and
Mrs. Henry Wyman, $100; .Rasp
Bros, and H. A Tukey. $25 each.
Contributors to the fund are not
confining themselves to Omaha, as
pierced by a bullet.
Attempts were made to suppress
the cause of death, which was at first
said to be a nervous breakdown.
, The body was taken to the Heafey
and Heafey undertaking establish
ment and" was sent to Lincoln yes-T
terday afternoon for banal !
Mrs. Abbott was the wife of
1. IB ...... .
was shown yesterday whee-r letter! J00. J "eT5nen
from 2 woman in Ar-
Jipgton, eb, wfto stated, that thcl"
memoers or tae sewing '-circle ot
which she was a member had voted
to contribute to the fund. -
f Cound Wank 'Rent V
From Water Board for1
Space in Xily Haffj
The Metropolitan Water board
sad the city council are Involved in
a dispute which may take them in
to court over the question of ad
ditional space in the,rity hall for the
water board. , ,
R. B. Howell, manager of the
water board, appeared before - the
council yesterday to demand that
the council furnish adequate quar
t iters for conducting the business of
4,m U.frnnnlit.n Wat Atr-ir- TV.m
water board wishes to consolidate
the- water and gas departments, the
(ormer now being in the city hall,
sd the latter in the old offices of
(ihe Omaha Gas company on How
ard street' ' -.-
The dispute arose over the coun
' cS's answer that space in the city
hall for the water board on the
first and second floors would be
') gfien for a consideration of $10,000
' A year, this money to be used i
If
Howell- objected, faying H wiuld be
just as equitable for him to demand
$38,000 a year 'irom the city for
water furnished without charge.
'
Ure FaxH Reduction ,of
Council to Fire Mnbers
A plan to reduce the city council
from seven (to five "commissioifera
will be submitted to the Douglas
County legislative delegation"Ty W
G. Ure, cityecanmissioner, in charge
of the department of public accounts
and finance, he 'said yesterdayt
. . Mr. Ur oroooses combining the
sticet sweeping and maintenance de
partment with the public - improve-
" inent department and the department
ef accounts an .finances with the
pablic affairs department
Robbed of 3tln Mfced 8. Bruno,
Windsor hotel, roportext to police
that h was robbed Sunday night of
a diamond ring worth $1,006.
Domvlly Nir Cnnhif I. H.
De&neUr. chief of tb tU banr
examlnVrt and former head ot the
ecuriOes department, has rMlned
to become cashier of the etata bank
of Omaha. - , ,
WiB ' Reortve Donation The
Woman's Federation of Missions of
Omaha will hold a meeting at the
First MethodiKt churrh Thursday and
wtll receive donations for the Old
fecle" Home.
Rum MntlM-r.in-lA Clem Grady
filed "euit in district oorrt yesterday I
against his mother-in-law. Wra.
Jennie Ever, for 125.000 damabes.
alleging she has alienated the affec
tions of his Wife. , (
Births Increase The October re
port of the city health department
shows tVB births against 2Z1 deaths.
In October, ISIS. 338 birthB were re
ported and 213 deaths. For the 10
months ending with October II.
3.S17 births and 2.459 deaths were
reported, these against J.lBt births
and 2.11 4 deaths in the first 16
4-months of 1818.
Joke Is On fncJe Sam A joke"
on Uncle Bam wo perpetrated yes
terday when Chafles Karbach. ex
ecutor of the estate of his wife, gave
notioe that he would pay $4,100 fed
eral Inheritance ui in liberty boa as.,
Karbach can ret the bonds on the
open market for SS,650, but the gov
ernment must accept them at par
Lxn. estate is vaiuea at aio.uuu.
Knocked Down By An to While
croasin- the etreet at Twenty-first
and Leavenworth, Mrs. R. R. and
Miss Ema McTrouck, both of S16
South Twenty-aeventL street
knocked to the pavement by an
automobile driven by Harry Boskin,
S22 Nortljl Twenty-sixth street when
it collided with a Trimble. Broa
Truck driven by Uoyd McCoy, BOS
South Twenty-seventh street The
women's Injuries are not serious.
To Release Reaerve On the plea
of the Hugh M-irphy Paving com
pany for working capital the city
council yesterday Instructed W. C.
Lambert icorporatioa. counsel, to
prepare an ordinance which would
provide ror we release or sn.uuu or
Truck Bans Into HouJie-yA three-
ton automobile truck, lotded with
. lotfdei
coal and owned by the Hahn coal
company,' ieft standinr on the incline
in the rear of 4 IS 4uth Twenty-
first street at none yesterday Hppd
from iu brakes and crashed Into the
wall of the horn, of A. Wolf. 41S
South. Twenty-first atreeL The
-family of four were eatfof dinner but
were not injured byvtbe Impact
Cxcune Reftwrd Hifh rental was
a reasyn advanoed yesterday by M.
C Traaks, Jeweler at Fifteenth and
Doutiaa streets ror 'dismissal from
Puglas county Jury sepica. Judge
Troup declined to esruss Mm.
bamage Suit fv Trial Trial of the
eutrot John Lib!l4 aratnat the street
railway camps. tiy vaa started yester
dsy mornrag before a Jury in District
Judge Gob' court Liblin'asks
IlO.eoe far injuries received is
accident when he wfi thrown from a
Street car at Tenth and Bancroft
fctreets. July It. lilt
Verdict lor Twiau-Jt took a Jury
in municipal court yesterday mom
inr oely on minute o decide in
favor of John tv Hanne,n. tenant of
Drake Court apartments, against
whom ouster oroceedint-s were
old:
Jna; sow
SftMrht by the tiafce Hop
Wan afc ih,UyHl JHeartng of
the application ot stockholders 'for
postponement of the eaia of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
now In the hand f eorivere, began
yesterday in rrtd B'ates district
court in the local 'ederal buiidlng.
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The Feertk Red 6ros "
roll call is feeing takaa.
Have they called your
aasae?
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ipra
V
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package
or on tablets, you are not getting genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years.
Insist upon an unbroken package of genuine
, "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" containing proper
directions and dose proved safe by millions.
Bandy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cent Larger packages.
Aaprtata Urn Stadrmark at Bayat MaaatSesats M KaaeeeeMeaeidaner el teheylioaeia
Anrnnwrarar
i;
RucWyCbeeks-SparklingEyes
Most WomAi Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a WeH-Kuown
OhioRiyacuo
DrFMLEinfte for 17 yean treated
scores of women for Jrver and bowel ail
ments. During the$eears he gave to
his patients a presenptioa made of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
; mixed with dive oil, taaong them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
kaow them by their olive color."
These tablet are wodar-workers on
the ever and bowels, which cause a
. normal actiafw carrying off the waste
ma poisonous matter in one's system.
If you havs a pale, face, sallow look,
dull eyes, nimpies, coated tongue, head
- aches, a liatkiK)-, lieeliiig.aU out
of sorts, inactive bowels, yon take one
of Dr. Edward' Ohve TableU eighth
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men tak
Dr. Edwards' Q&ve Tablets the suc
cessful substitute for calomel now and
then iust to keep tbem fit. 15c and 30c N
ADTEBTISEMEXT
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n
KM That Cold With
XmmiM QUININE:
" AND
OMV' L Grippe .;;
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Story Hour
v " For
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CVRYCODYi STOJCT
x,,01d lIan Dollar's"
Have yea takaa ent year
Red .Cross neaabersaip? '
De
x.
Won der Sale; for Tuesday Is
, Full 'Size Bleached 7 ,
SEAMLESS SHEETS
Six reliable, well-known brands are in
cluded in this special sale -sheets fa
mous for the Splendid service they give.
They are made of "fine round, thread
sheeting s,(no . seams). They are
torn, :not cut, and wjll conse
quently be perfectly square and true
after'laundering. Neatly finished with
a three-fheh hem at the top and one
Inch hem at the '(bottom.
Perfectly stitched, and all flrsr qual
ity no seconds pr imperfections. In
cluded are: -i -
Pequot
54x90 inches.
63x90 JncSes,
3x99 nones.
72x90 inches.
81x90 inches. -81x99
inches. ,
V
Mohawk
81x90 infhes,
81x99 inches, v
81x108 inches.
.. Night-time
1x90 inches, v
81x99 inches.' ,
V-
f EACH
v- - : : ...
Belfast
72x99 Inches.
81x90 inches.
81x99 inches.
Boudoir
72x99 inches.
63x99 fnchee.
Neponsit
72x99 inches,
ilxie inches.
81x99 inches.
A Limited Quantity of Hemstitched Sheets Are Included in This Offerixifr.
On Sale Tuesday Only, in the Downstairs Store.
1 . Limit Two Sheets to a Customer. . A
1 We .cannot fuaraatae Watities to last. NO MAIL, NO PHONE ORDERS.
" -l FOR
' Colds, Coach
v" ( Negcted Cols are Dangerous
Takebo chances. Keep thisjtaadard remedy handy for the first aneesel
' Breaks np a cold in 24 hours Relieves " i
Grippe in 5 days Excellent for Headache
Qulninan this lonn does not affect the head Cascara ia bast Tonic
LaxathwN Opiate in Hill'a
ALL PR y GplSTS SELL IT
n
the
Masterole Looeens Up Those
StiS Jaint Drives Out Pain
-TonH know why thoosanils
Mosterole ones yoo expenence
Bad rehet it gives.
Get a iar at once froo the i
dmg store. It is a dean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mastam.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort ,
While at is being rabbet) oal
Mosterole is recommended by osBy
doctors and nmsesTMiQiansof jars are
wsed imnuaCy for faranchttis. crotm,etiS
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheo
matianhnnbago. pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, acre mnsdea,
, lTiiBes,ciablains, frosted feet, colds el
sDecnesx caicnt.i-uLapyrinpm'M
33c and 65c iars 'hospital size $Ufx'
Tenfears
&unerThan
His, Years
Doesn't It make yoa feel
good cause you to straigftt
en up and feel "chesty"
when someone guesses your
age at ten years or so
younger than jfou really,
are? You look into your.
mirror, smile with satisfac-i
tion and say to yourself r
'Well he didn't make such
a bad guess, at that."
The point is: ' You're no
older than your vitality.
If a man is strong, vigor
ous, mentally alert, fine and
fit at -0 he has a better
chance of living up to 80
than a man of 30 who is
weak and run-down has of
living up to 60. While none
of as can stay the years nor
stop tune, rwe should all
mence at once to restore year energy,
strength and endurance by taxing
mm ,
The Great General Tonic
This, master body-builder mil help
yon keep young in spirit and mental
and physical action, because it will
asdat Natm ia maintainmrronr italitratar.
it annate the blood, natorae wenHoat tiaraaa.
aaathaa janriuw aaa nMRnrbt aama, ia
daaat agoad refreehinr alaep. Bbarpena the appa-
ttta. tonaa ae the ffisea&oa la aaort, wtu put new
Mia.
m.U aw Wawvia affni 4n J year body.
iuaac cuji uh vhv m.v tu ov - v Ym
m .. . . . , rr . aoai wui tm
cesszuuy resisx me errects
x of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par. ,
When you sense a feeling:
of .slowing down of your
physical forces-rwhen your
stomach, liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs of
weakness when you notice
alackofyouroldtime"pep"
and "punch" in other
words, when yoa feel your Tftahty
is on the wane, yoa should cam- New Yerk - Ksbwm Cry, Me.
For seis) by Beatos Drag Co 15th and Farsaoi St., and
aQ-retail dmraista. -
and aew rba ia
mt Sate at
earpriaai bow
aneh better
' yon'O feel after
talrta a tna.
mebtofLYfO.
if rea eve ttaee
sMeaa?aa
aJayriimll? aa
buetea. It's
saOdbr BBBtHM
It -a
okeeea the
tawli ia fine
I rejbr arataisS aU awimM.
LTKO MEDICINE COMPANY
Pfillmtts FMuk-Pay When Cured,
If JLILvCeiSj K mU aratem of traaaMBt that enreailaa, ristula mm atba
SUB SLaeUSS'aapr SatUl Diaaeua ia a abort time. aHtbont a mrrm mml
aratioo. So Chloroform. Ethor or atitar mvnxrml uukk.iiam
A ear raarantaa te every ease accepted for treatment, and ae money u te be paid antil
eared. Write far, book ea foetal Diseaaca. with name and tectimdaiala of mora thai
LSOS prominent people wha bare beea permatwatly cured. V
. a. TAJUtY Smmmrim, Ptwm Trwit Blda. B Bldg Qh. Mmm. j
Children
Eerj Afternooa
From 4 to 5
All chilSiren are . in-v
mm it II
- Tited'to-come ana neer
little Miss't'elita Henson
i tell fairy stories. fehe
,. will be in the Book' D4
partnjent every afternoon
from 4 te 5 daring the
coming weeTc, "which kx
. known all ever the conn
, try as "Children's Book,
Week."
SPECIAL' PRICES oh SILK and WOOL. GOODS
Jl CpC JiC UUVC1VUUO WO..llff I1UV1 WCIUVJ'
$1.69 Yd.
Wool .Plaids
Choice of our entire stock of
fine wool goods in plain, with
check . and mixtures.- Suitable
for suits,' coats, dresses- and
skirts. Onsale Monday re
gardless of the former selling
price. 54 inches wide. Sale
price, $4.05 yard
" Wool Suiting
; $1.95
54-inch all-wool suiting . in
full range of pretty mixtures.
On sale Monday. Full IK
yards wide. $1.95 yard.
$1.29 Yd.
All silk xrepe de chine', 40
inches wide, in a large assort
ment of colors, plenty of white,
pink and flesh. On special sale
at $1.2 yard,t - -
$4.95 Yd.
All wool, full line of wanted
shades, full 1 H yards wide.
On special sale Monday, $4.95,
Foulard Silk
$1.39 Yd.
V
All silk foulard in a largev
assortment of neat patterns in
navy, brown,taupe, and Cop
enhagen, blue; ground suitable
for dresses, kitnpnos snd lining.
Full one yard wide. Sale-price,
$1.39 yard.- ;
Wool Taffeta
$2.35 Yd.
In fiavy bine; for dresses 40
inches wide. Special, $135 yd.
Silk Shirting -'
$1.19 Yd.
Wash silk shirting, in a large
assortment of neat stripes. Spe
cial sale, $1.19 yard.
All-wobl jersey for one-piece
Presses, sweaters and blouses.
-Old Tose, Copenhagen, blue.
brown, Jan, grsy, white,, and
I navy. 46 inches wide. $1.6
yard;"
, Charmeuse Satin
$2.49 Yd.
40-inch charmeuse satin in
Cosenhagen, blue, brown." and
, olef rose, Jap blue, navy, plain
and sray; a . very soft, drapy
saan, v special sale, yd.
1
ain for Tuesday We'
Offer aSelecfion
A Of Beautiful v
New Dresses'
at $2250
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We received this shipment of dresses
several days ago, and consider them the
best values we have offered. They in
clude tricotine, serge, satin, 'taffeta, etc.,
and all the new and up-to-date styles in
the season's favorite colors. They art
braided, beaded, aad embroidered and
trimmed with beads. Yeu will find these
dresses an exceptional offering" and will
probably want more thai one dress.
Flan neTS hirti ng
-35c "
S2 .inches wide, in aaV$?el
lent quality. Neat stripe and
check designs. ' Good, eefvice
able .colors .Very fecial at
S3c a yard.
36-FnchxCretonne
29c
i
A beautiful assortment of
light and dark colored cre
tonnes that are 36 inches wide.
A variety of natterni at 29c
la yard,
DewMtairs Store
A" Special Clearance of
Trimmed Hats
at
$1.00
Tuesday in the" Downairs Store
Every so often we
clear our. stock of
.trimmed bats by tak
ing out an assortment
frori our regulai stork
and reducing them to
a price so low that it
will effect an immedi
ate clearaway. y
This is what we have
done for Tuesday, and
in the lot at $1.-00, you
will find practically
jvery style- and color
of hat. Oome early
and make your selection.
Extra Special
Bed Spreads
$2.95
-'Crinkled dimity bed spreads
with scalloped edge and cut
corners. They come in white
or with colored stripes of pink
or yellow. Each, $2.95.
Table Damask
$1.49.
Bleached Jtt wmask of ex
a hes -y eight and excelleht
quali' ; .Several good designs
to se ft from. 72 inches wide,
at $1.49 -yard. .
. Turkish Towels
59c
Extra heavy weight Turkish
towels made of two-ply yarn.
Choice of all white or with col
ored border. Large size at 59c
each.
Mala Floor.
-Women's and Children's Felt Slippers T "77
A beautiful assortment of warm, comfortable felt slirv""'A'ALIdFccldl
-pers. A splendid opportunitto selectiyour Chrjetmas gifts.
At $1.85 At $1.95 At $2;25
This lot includes children's
and misses' felt flippers in
red. ' A variety of styles at
X$1.8$ a pair.
, Women's felt slippers in
assorted colors and styles,
all sizes in' the lot, on sale
Tuesday at .$1.95.
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These slippers aieln as
sorted colorr and styles and
are in all sizes. Special '
Tnesay at $25.
Special Prices on ; Housefhrnishings
Enameled Ware
Tea Kettle'
39c
Heavy tin ea kettle with
copper bottom.' No. 8 size.
Special at J9c '
r Coal Hods .
t 69
x -
Galvanized iron, coal hods, a
larg 17-in. size, 69e. , y
'At 69c
. lacluaWi Are:
Tulip eorfee pata Bin
Cray en. dish "
aaa Wkita an.'
Cm1 oo. mmacm -atrataara
ea. code
White ea. aaoee
WhHa ea. engar
howl '
Cray aa. aiaan
Blue ea. lea yets Cray ea. tea aett
Window Ventilators
79c
Give fresh Jiir without
draft, keeps out snow and
rain, 9 in. high adjusts $1 .
to. 49 in. 7&c
En gl i sh Glazed
Earthen Tea Pots
69c s
) In an assortment of sizes
and colors. Special, f 9c
DewaataJre. Stare
- Boys' Sweaters
$1.25 ,
Just 100 dozen sweaters for
boys. Made with' large rolJ
collars, in blue, maroon and
oxford gray. Sizes 6 to 16.
Men's Gloves
7 Pair $1.00
Men's good quality- CVr.ttn
flannel gloves medium weight,
knit wrists, nip inside. Spe
cial at 15c a pair, or 7 pair,
$1.00. ,
Men's Shirts
$1.00 v
A splendid quality white
soisette shirt with attached
collar and cuffs, f oat etyle.
Has one pocket. The ma
terial is closely woven and
will give excellent service.
They have slight imperfec
tions, but the values are
very xtrerae.
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