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THE BEE: OMAHA1, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1920.
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v; American Bureau
; Federation Has
Million Members
Newcomer ;Amone Farmerg
Organizations Has 35 State
w j Boards Affiliated '
W;ith It.
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- Chicact, Nov. 19. J. R.' Howard,
if-'president of the American farm
I jtiureau federation, announces that
' eJVlc federation has now over a mil-
-lion tnemberi and has 35 state or
jjanizations affiliated with it. Thi
jr-iational federation took permanent
jiprm here last spring and estab-
lished headquarters in Chicago -this
Z Jast summer.
H Sketching the, character of this
lewcomer among the national farm
rganiarations, together, with its pro
, Skram, Mr. Howard, himseli an Iowa
fK "The federation 5s an alliance of
Volintv fnrm KiflHa intA stat farm
ejeame tederated Into a national or
anization as the American farm
ureau federation.
' Its purpose is to work for the
4. xconomic, social and educational ad-
ii I francement of the farmers of the
I fJnlted States and for the general
' , 4vclfare of the nation. It is proposed
i.to develop this work by means of
2 !ureaus,
l! j ''Our bureau of agricultural eco-
. f4i amies and statistics has already
;' j! v.leen set pp. It will jftake a study of
f : -I Josts. of production of the principal
I! Agricultural products and will direct
Vyno' compile siaiisucs in co-opera-
aicin with th department of agricul-
lure and various state agencies. This
I work will give a much better insight
jnto the supply and demand of agri-
cultural products, with the thought
'.'that this will lead to more efficient
marketifTg.
2f s- ?Our bureau of transportation is
tgtrakinjf atudy pf necessary trans
t portation facilities, both by land and
;tjr water, for the marketing of our
farm crops. The purpose of this
I; bureau tit to git at the real facts in
the transportation problem and gov
trrcrn its actions accordingly. It pur-
hoses to establish rate and traffic
r "lijjps, which have never yet beer
JT 'tuilt up for agricultural products.
"The bureau of trades relations
& ' will make a study of world jsupply
land wprld demand. This intorma-
tion, coupled with the work of the
2 farm tconomics and statistics bureau,
"i'Vlll give us accurate world-wide
Zf knowledge upon which to base our
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Plans. '
"We are alreadt undertaking im-
knnrtnnt- invpetication of. co-nneratiofl
Jcsenterprise in marketing, which looks :
' j .towarcHhe establishment of a bureau I
4of co-operation, , This will make, a
i study in the country and abroad,!
v frwith the thought that special indus- j
irsitries interested in forming a local
or district co-operative organization
-may profit by the experience of other
people in similar enterprises Jbefore
i starting tueir undertaking. ,
"The bureau of education which
we have planned, but which has not
,0 et been started, will present facts
jrclative to the food supply and other"
,-. necessities produced by agriculture
to the daily papers in order that
I Ttliere may be a more general under
.i?and
k if'
standing or agricultural production
a closer relationship between
vjiroducer and consumer.
IM 6 Maine Wopdsmen
1 1 NDrownect in Launch Fire
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Bangor, Me., Nov. 19. Sixteen
,woodsmen were drowned in Chesun-
icpok lake, in the heart of the lum
fiber district, late Wednesday after
tttidon' when a motor boaFtook fire.
I -The men were being taken across
1 9he lake from ChesUncook dam to
rCuxabesis. Efforts ko 'quench the
pSre failing, the party became panic
, gstrioken and many ,, leaped over-
jbdard, according to word brought
Oiere today. . '
Ijpegro Is Eleftrocuted
- For Murdering White Man
15 Little Rock, Ark.,
4 .harle Cooper, rTegro,
Duichita county for thi
Nov. 19.
convicted in
county for the murder of
IOUie Pickett, a white farmer, last
3 51 ay, was electrocuted here today,
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& T.io-htino' fixtures -Tiranrfpn Elec.
rifric Co.. formerly Bragess-Granden
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Ex-Ruler's Brothers -
Declare Plebiscite to
Again Enthrone Him
Rome. Nov. 19.Princes Andreas
Britisher Urges
Germany Be Made
League Member
Immediate Admission of All
Eneniy Countries Advocated
By Labor Representative of
Great Britain.
and Christorphoros of Greece, broth
ers of ' former King Constantine,
stated to The Associated Press to
day that they believed the plebiscite
for the purpose of deciding upon the
occupant of the throne would be held
next week. They, declared it would
be a demonstration in favor of Con
stantine that would eclipse that of
the recent election in that country.
"The present attitude of the Greek
people," said Prince Andreas, "must
not be considered as a condemnation
of tht foreign policy of former Pre
mier venizelos. Constantine never
favored a policy against the inter
ests of the entente. Reports stating
he concluded a secret understanding
with the central empires were abso
Geneva, "Nov.-, 19. (By the Asso
ciated Press. Immediate admission
of Germany and the other former
enemy states to the league of nations
was urged before the assembly of
the league today by George Nicoll
Barnes of the British delegation.
Representing, as he did, the laboring
people of Great Britain, said Mr.
Barnes, he knew the great majority
lutely false.
Entire Second Floor Brown Block.
From An
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Omaha
Our -.Greatest
1 -Dfeis ;Sale
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$42 SMA RT NE W WINTER
Hundreds of
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am
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Sale-Price
STYLES
I There seems to bo no end to the variety ot
styles and they are all dresses that are
In excellent taste. The stralghtline effect
and coat effect is prominent; a pleated
' skirt with embroidered waist la a very
pleasing model. Besides these mentioned
' there are forty-five other models. Many
dresses -are silk lined. ,
SIZES
A complete range of sizes, but not is 'all
styles. Sizes trun from 16 Misses' to it
Women's.
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of them demanded that all the enemy
states be admitted without delay.
The British delegate recalled the
fact that Germany had taken
already in the. deliberations or the in
ternational labor bureau, established
by the league.
"The people of Great Britain
whom I represent here," he said, "do
not forget that the central empires
plunged the world into war. They
do not forget the "misej y and dev
astation caused. But the question
now is to rescue the world from
ruin, and the co-operation of the
former enemy states is needed."
Many Reasons Given.
In reinforcing! hjs argument for
speedy membership of ex-enemy
states in the league, Mr. Barnes re
ferred to the instability of present
economic conditions and the anoma
lies in exchange.
(,'VVhai is needed above all," he
sard, "is greater production and the
utmost freedom in business transac
tions between the different countries,
and this is unobtainable as long, as
HAas Brothers
Unexpected Purchase!
Dress niustrated is Here in Your Size,
16
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33c to 50c on the
A Dress Event
That Brings Some
of ;the Greatest
Values in Years!
Haas Brothers' several recent
Dress sales have proved that tills
store was alive to the situation
In the markets and was gathering
ail the real plums that came lny
" its way here is another one that
, fell In our hands. 842 new smart
dresses that were made tosell for
much higher prices. BUT the
market brdke the maker took a
great loss and the savings are
"""yours.
Women are looking for just these
very dresses and. certainly there
are few women in Omaha who
cannot afford at least one new and
good looking frock that can be
bought at this price. Sales like
this come only once or maybe
twice a year It Is most impor-'
tant that you come early. At 9
sharp the doors open.
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Silvertones
Check Velours
All-Wool
Knitted Materials
Entire Sales
Fldordevoted
to this Great
Sale " .' "
is divided
into
two
The assembly, which customarily
part!
xlistens to a speaker without, mani
festing its 'sentiments until he has
finished his remarks, broke into gen
eral annlanse at this point.
"Countries kept out from associa
tion with us will form an association
of their own," the British delegate
added, and we shall return to the
dangerous pre-war system of al
liances." .
Wilson's Message Read.
At the opening of today's session
of the assembly of the league of na
tions, Paul Hymans, the president,
read a reply from President Wilson
to the message sent tX .Washington
by the assembly on Monday.
George Nicoll Barnes, as British
delegate, then took thenoor to be
gin xdiscussion of the report of the
council 6f the league. ': ' ,
For removing old paint quickly an
acetylene torch has been invented.
Sixteenth and Douglas.
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Sizes are:
to 20 Misses'
to 44 Women 's
Dollar
the world
camps."
Minneapolis
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DRESSES
MATERIALS
Velours
- ' - Jerseys
Tricotines
All-Wook Sedges
COLORS
Black Navy Taupe
Beindeer ' v Oxford; .
Brown - Tan , Gray.
Pekin Light Shades of Blue
' and many other wanted shades.
THOMPSON-BELDEN
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Proof Against Preary
Cold Winter Weather
Is the woman enveloped in a warm, handsome
fur coat. Moreover, the protection it afford
v on raw, wintry days is only half its charm, for
fur is by far the most flatteringly' becoming
frame for a prettyface one could desire.
These November Sale Prices
Offer Remarkable Savings
on all Thompson-Belden Furs
A mink coat in this sale
is only $950.
A Hudson seal coat
with skunk collar and
cuffs is priced $495.
A taupe marmot coat is
just $150.
A brown fox scarf, $45.
A moleskin stole, $150.
A squirrel choker, for
$17.50.
A near seal coat with
beaver collar and cuffs,
v$295. v
A skunk wrap, $335.
A Hudson
with a roll
priced $135.
Hats That Smartly
Brocades With Velvet
6.95
.Truly, a wee price for millinery
of such superiority.
The velvets are of excellent quay
ity Panne, Lyons and high pile.
They are draped over turban and
medium sized frames in many
pretty effects, "with the gold and
silver brocades used as facings, or.
wound through the velvet to give
the Hindu turban effect. v
A Showing Saturday 6.95
Millinery Fourth
The Men's Shop
Brings to Your Attention
Several Desirable Offerings
of New Wearables at Very
Attractive Low Prices
Every One of Our Shirts ,
At Splendid Savings. ,
Manhattans, 1 Eagles Arrows, Earl
arid Wilson (none better) fibres,
madras, oxford cloth, crepes, silks
and mixtures. White shirtsrcolored
shirts. Soft and laundered cuff
styles Also all of our, collar-attached
shirts. '
$1 Neckwear .65c
$4 Pajamas ...... .$3.15
(Madras , or Outing)
$5 Union Suits
Saturday . . . . .$4.15
Superior-Lewis Winsted' Makes
Fashionable
ploves of
French Kid
Trefousse gloves in an at
tractive slip-on style in
black, white, mode and
pastel, with contrasting
embroideries, are offered
for $6.50.
Strap wrist gauntlets in a
beautiful soft kid -are
$8.50vand $10 a pair.
-Our Workroom
Is a Busy Place
These Days
$he art department has
such an attractive selec
tion of frames," silks,
fringes and braids and
the assistance of pur in
structors makes the work
so simple that you will
find lamp shade making
a fascinating task. Let us
help you plan a shade.
Artneedlework
Second Floor'
Children's Knit
Undergarments
Waist Attached
Waist union suits are the
most practical and com
fortable underwear . for
w mror . ,
Waist, pants and shirt are
all in one warm, snugly
fitting garment.
spender-like tapes carry
the weight of the attached
clothing from the shoul-.
der. They combine com
fort for children and
economy for mothers.
JCnit Underwear
v Second Floor
seal cape
collar . is
Th Fur Shop
Third Floor
Combine Metal
Misses and
Children's.
Beaver Hats
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Youthful turned-up and
side-roll shapes with,
long gros grain stream
ers, to complete them.
Very fine beaver and
only $4 Saturday. ,
Floor
, Reductions on
- . Fine Fabrics
$7 Broad Cloth, $4.95 a Yard
- A beautiful broadcloth with a
chiffon finishs sponged, thor
oughly shrunk and spotproof.
'Wool Remnants A Sale
Lengths suitable for skirts or
dresses, desirable woolens at
attractive reductions.
" $6 Satih Charmeuse, $3.49
A good assortment of new fall "
. shades. Our entire selection of
$6 charmeuse, including such
makes as Cheney's and Beld
ing's, i3 priced for Saturday,
$3.49 yard. -
Wool Coatings Reduced
v The season's most fashionable
weaves, heavy weight, double
faced, plain or m&ed, anything
you desire may be found in our
.showings, greatly reduced in
price. v
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