THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1U, 1920
Official Is Sure
ttY" Fund Will Be
Oversubscribed
. Contributions Total $43,788
Campaign Will Close With
m Thanksgiving Offering
'v Tuesday Night.
i:
' Team workers in the $70,000 bud
, tet campaign of the Youngr Women's
Christian association wilt assemble
m the auditorium of the Y. W. C A,
1 Tuesday night. November 23 at
gmu for a x hanksaivine onertnir,
This, will mark the formal close of
; the campaign.
The last of the dailv reports will
be submitted today when the final
tancheon will take place. Between
today and Tuesday night the work
ert will endeavor to call up all per
tons who have not been given an
opportunity to. contribute to the
fund, making a complete report at
l uesday night dfnner. .
Oversubscription Expected.
Mrs. George r. Gilmore, president
of the local board of directors and
general chairman of the campaign
, executive committee, stated last night
that she feels confident the campaign
find will be oversubscribed when the
faial reDort is in.
.The report of the four divisions
. , . . . . no rst f ! !
yesicruay loiauea $j,ioo.oi, uruiniim
the grand total up to $45,788. The
renort of , the business women's
vision was $438; women's teams,
.. $1,094.50; Initial gifts, $l,5au; negro
women, ?IUo.
Rabbi Frederick Cohn was the
principal speaker at yesterday's
meeting. Miss Mary Louise Guy,
executive secretary of the Camp Fire
girls, and Mr. Hoy, rteaa ot tne coy
Scouts, spoke briefly.
Additional large subscriptions yes
Br. Palmer FWidlsy .......00
Or. Joseshtn Anuttmns 100
Oymnssium Olrle (additional)
Mlokel Bit, (additional) ....
W. A. Wolf Co.
Winch Fuller
Mil Trlnna-la.
..... DO
.....
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64
Kllse Cimra
UeriH Ada Campbell
A. J. Love 60
Divorce Court.
Itl.nM. flj.rM.
Pbilllp Huffman from Adalyne Huff--ata.
cruel and Inhuman. '
J alia Dreuth from John Dreuth, cruelty.
' Gladys MeKenney from Lafayette Mo
Kenney. extreme cruelty and nonsupport
Leonard Turner from Anna Tomer, ex
' treme cruelty.
Mabelle K. Uddelt from Albert A. Lid
toll, nonsupport.
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3?riday
OUTING
NIGHT
GOWNS
Cods
Friday's Ejttraordinary Off er in the Gigantic
$100,000 Purchase Sale
Another thrilling' headline special that will add to the fame of this great
. sale. Outing gowns at a price far less than the material alone would cost.
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Gowns thai are cut very liberally; neatly trimmed .
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Don't Delay
Rabbi Cohn Endorses
Drive of Y. W. C. A.
Rabbi Frederick Cohn Issued
the following endorsement of the
$70,000 budget campaign of the
Young Women's Christian as
sociation yesterday:
"I am glad to give my hearty
endorsement to the Y. W. C. A.
campaign to raise $70,000, now
being conducted in this city.
Whereas it is true that the asso
ciation is conducted under
Christian auspices, it is broadly
religious and its benefits are Con
fined to no particular sect or
denomination. It serves Catholic
and Protestant, Jew and Gentile
alike in its home for working
girls, summer camp and its in
numerable other activities, all of
which make for the spiritual and
moral uplift and welfare of the
entire community. It deserves to
be considered a public and civic
institution and is therefore enti
tled to and I hope it will receive
the liberal support of all our citi
zens." . "...
Water Board May Go
To Law for More Room
The Metropolitan Water board
will allow the city council one more
guess on the proposition ot grant
ing to the board additional office
space in the city hall for the pro
posed consolidation oi water ana gas
departments.
A few days ago the water board
transmitted to the council a written
demand" for the desired space. The
council advised the board, through
R. B. Howell, its general manager,
that the citv hall space in question
would be granted for a consideration
of $10,000 a year, the money to be
used toward city hall maintenance.
The water board told the city
council that the law imposes a duty
unon the council to provide "ade
quate quarters" in the city hall for
the uses of the Water board.
The water board has been advised
by its counsel, J. L. Webster, that
the law is on its side.
The law may be "called in to en
force the contention of the water
board, according to recent indica
tions. '
Commissioner Dan Butler
Favors City Manager Plan
City Commissioner Dan. B. Butler
declared yesterday that he favors
the city manager plan of govern
ment. He believes that with a board
of directors of about three members
to whom the manager would be re
sponsible, and with a consolidation
of certain departments, efficiency
would be increased and many
thousands of dollars saved.
He also declared for, a consolida
tion of the city and county govern
ments. Police Seeking Alleged
Distiller Who Escaped
Police are . searching for John
Glasper, 3406 Patrick avenue, alleged
distiller of intoxicating liquor. City
Detective Gleason and Federal Pro
hibition Officer Patrick Ford made a
raid on Glasper's premises, Wednes
day evening. Glasper fled and
Gleason pursued, tiring at the neemg
man. He believes one of the shots
struck Glasper,
The officers say they found three
stills and 200 gallons of mash in the
house. "
Driver Who Killed Negress
Held for Investigation
A coroner's iurv. sittintr yesterday
at the undertaking establishment of !
Silas Johnson, held Drew Sutton, j
chauffeur for F. H. Davis, for "furth- i
er investigation by the county at- :
torney" in connection with the death ;
of Mrs. Ida Saunders, 45, regress, i
4934 Cuming street, killed when she ;
was struck by an automobile last
Tuesday evening, near Park avenue
on Farnam street.
For building railings of iron pipe
hemispherical joints have been pat
ented, which can be riveted in posi
tion at any angle.
1417 Douglas Street
Regular $3.50 and $4 Values
tua, yuttcs ana pocsets; every aesired color, plain
and fancy.
Two Gowns to a Customerr-Come
order to permit as many as possible
to snare in this big special, we
will limit two gowus to a
customer.
Dr. J. M.Aikin, Noted
Specialist in Omaha,
Succumbs to Illness
Dr. J. M. Aikin, 63, resident of
Omaha for 32 years, and a noted
specialist in nervous and mental dis
eases, died yesterday afternoon at 4
at the Methodist hospital after an
illness of two months.
He was oncrated on October 10
for an obstruction in the stomach.
He is survived by his wife and his
daughter, Mrs. Willard Slabaugh.
Dr. Aikin wos secretary ot the Ne
braska State Medical society for
several vcars and was eclitor of the
Nebraska State Medical Journal.
He was a graduate of the Univer
sity of Iowa Medical school. He was
a member of the First Presbyterian
church and an officer of that church.
His home was at SOU Webster street
Funeral services will be held from
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Little or
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DTOTer 4.000.000 fMOnle
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r Commas. well-knAem nhrel.
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Friday;
Early
' 3ale Starts
Promptly 9 a. m.
Helps '-z3
Weak
Relieves Vj
Friday 3rd Floor
the residence Saturday afternoon at
2:30. ,
Sunshine Starts Up
Marriage Permitj Rush
People watch their step on cloudy
days, observed "Cupid" Stubendorf,
marriage license clerk at v the court
house. ' i
"Why, I arrived at work early yes
terday morning and didn't do a bit
of business till 11 o'clock," he con
tinued.' "It was cloudy. When JJie
sun came out at 11 they began, to
stream in for licenses.
"Funny thing," he mused, opening
his license book. "First four people
to come in after 11 yesterday were
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Two Phoealx Stores,
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all named Taylor. Look and see for
yourself."
The four Taylors were entered in
the following order: Florence M.
Taylor and J. Guy Hays of Lincoln,
Harry A. Taylor and Pearl Johan
nessen of Omaha, Henry L. Taylor
of Omaha and Verna V. Smith of
Fremont; Charles P. Taylor and Ida
E. Phillips of Council Bluffs.
Asks Divorce From Man Who
Balked at Living With Her
Marie A. Sonin, 4920 Capitol ave
nue, filed suit in district court yes
terday for a divorce from Jacob Ed
ward Sonin. She says her husband
told her the law might make him
support her but could not compel
him to'liye with her. She says he
has an income of $10,000 a year.
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"t '"U-'fJ'''1- Address: CiMeankb
sreteries, Ouiaes M. Km." Sold every
where. Soap ate. Ointments and Mc. Talcum lee.
Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
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Influenza and as a
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PAIN-,
' I I 1 Oil SDOtS ol
Burglars Baiter Down
Office Door and Rob Safe
Having battered down an office
door of the A. Ziprmau Goal com
pany. 71S South thirteenth street.
Wednesday night, burglars broke
open a safe with a pick and crowbar
and stole $600 in cash and $500 worth
of liberty bonds. )
Hans Nielsen, fingerprint expert
of the Police 'department, took
copies of finger marks found on the
sate, to Use in identification of suspects.
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Thanksgiving Sale of
Blue Bird Binner
Sets Saturday at
Union Outfitting Co.
I I -. sss
Sale is the Result of a For
tunate Purchase at
Very Low Prices
Housewives Desiring a New
Set for Thanksgiving
Should Attend Sale
Just In tim for the Thftnksfiv.
ing table the Union Outfitting
P.ninnnnv nlncps n Snpinl Pni.
chase of Dlnnerware on sale next
Saturday at about HALF the
regular selling prices.
The Dinner Sets are particu
larly attractive. A pretty tinted
Autumn leaf border, mingled
with flying Blue Birds makes a
distinctive and unusual design.
They can be had in 31, 150 and
100-piece sets, and due to the im
mense ourchase, sale prices are
just about half.
The pattern is so unusual and
the vlaues so extraordinary that
every housewife with a Dinner
ware need should plan on attend
ing the Bale.
This sale is further evidence of
the ever-increasing Buying
Power of the Union Outfitting
Company located outside of the
High Rent District. No transac
tion is ever considered complete
until the customer is fully satis
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