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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1920)
1 ? p f 6 A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 21. 1920. - - - m J . if y "V y Parliament JiC Prague Stormed By Many Ri6ters Czecho-Slovak Crowd ."Tries to Seize German' Deputy at Prague, Following 3Chree Days' Jtioting.'no By Th Amrarlatcd Pwn. v Prague, Czecho Slovakia', NW. 20, .' Three days' rioKjig cutrtmfattd in aa attempt by ihe crowdrf'Yb storm the Parliament building, "dcsflite ef forts by mounted police-to told them in check. Four times deputations forped their vay to the back doors if the building and demanded that - the premier surrender German Dep uty Baern, wJjo, has beeriircporU ed. spoke ju a.disparagumJiianncr of the Czecho Slovak legionnaires. The trouble began on Tuesday r.fter a mass meeting. -The Ger man dramatic theater was occupied ly the'Ctechs and the statue of Joseph II, was removed from the square. . In retaliation the Germans demolished Czech school. Ger man senators and deputjfs walked ostt of the parliament asa jlrotcst. , Police Inspector Svohgfc "was dragged from, his horse; durttig to days disturbances and. instantly killed. The statue of BisfrJtjk was paraded through the streets ''foi Hours, decked with a paper cap and inscriptions, "shame on the Ger mans." ' ' Pr. Eckstein, German member of ' fti? muncipal council, has resigned, declaring his presence on the body is useless because the Germans have been deprived of alljgights be fore the law. ;. . . v Throughout WedneS.dayf&fcyfnoori' the city was the scene- o ssational anil anti-Jewish xcesscs.'TTie edi torial and printing offices of the Trager Tageblatt, the Bohemia and Tribune were entered nd half a dozen German clubs were seized. Yviuths and demobilized soldiers from Siberia were the principal par ticipants. No resistance was at tempted by the Germans when av crowd of several thousand seized the "German casino. Des Moines, Baby Drowned By Falling Through Ice Des Moines, Nov. i 20. Special Telegram.) Emil Anderson. 17, fell .nhrough the ice on a pond"trorth of Crocker Woods todayx and was drowned. Kis body has been recov ered, Two smaller boys who had pre ceeded him escaped uninjured. They failed intheir efforts to rescue the v older ,bov. He was a student in North High. Peace Is Future Policy in Greece Former King Outlines Views To Representative of Paris Publication. Taris, Nov. 20. Former King Conslantine of Greece outlined his views of the future foreign policy of Greece to a representative of the Petit Parisien. "Our policy," King Constantino is reported to have said, "will be one of peace. We must reach an agree ment with Bulgaria concerning Bul garian outlets to the sea, and also must conclude with Serbia a lasting agreement." - "Concerning Aiia, we will hold out for restitution of Greek terri tory, and eventually we will succeed in arriving at such relations with Turkey as wilt put an end to the massacres bf Greeks in Asia Minor. "I always have tried to establish friendly collaboration with Rounian ia and Turkey, and still maintain that our efforts should . be united. But in order that this may be done, Turkey must accept the' accom plished -fact created bythe Sevres treaty. "We shall keep to the letter of the treaties just signed." ' ' i Referring to the situation created by the. defeat, in the elections of Premier Venizclos, ' Conslantine is reported to have said:- "I can count upon the sympathy of Italy.- And England itself, if it desires, will find in me as faithful a collaborator as my former premier. Regarding France, when the whole truth is known, it will find that I never wisned to . DreaK wun my father's traditions, -v . Men Held Without Bond for Death of Two Actresses Chicago, Nov. 20. Lawrence and Harris Jorgenson and Marcus Blumberg, who confessed being wirh Maree Ramey and 'Lillian Thompson, actresses, on a joyride which ended in the death of the two women, were ordered held with out bond bv Coroner Hoffman, fol lowing the inquest. The men re fused to testify. Confessions they were alleged to have made that the two actresses were thrown out ot their automobile, in Grant park where they died, apparently from al coholism and exposure, were read to the jury. ' Strikers Return Madrid, Nov. 20. All the striking store clerks of the city have returned to work, their employers consenting to salary increases ranging from 10 to 40 per cent. "Blue Sky" Acts Objected to By ' Mining Congress Animated Debate Marks Last Day of Annual Convention; Excess Profits Taxes Condemned. Denver, Nov. 20. Animated de bate, which led to withdrawal from the report of the resoutions com mittee oi a clause upholding alt state "blue sky" laws, featured the last session of the twenty-third annual convention of the American Mining congress here. Selection of a 1921 convention city was left to the board of directors. Reports of the resolutions com mittee were adopted unanimously after the debated clause had been stricken out. Federal "blue sky" legislation was objected to. Repeal of excess profit taxes, cre ation of a federal board to settle taxation cases arising out of war conditions, a federal "hands off" pah icy in the coal industry, higher tar iffs on mineral imports and Tower railroad ore rates were among reso lutions which received the conven tion sanction. The "closed shop" was attacked in an address by L. Ward Bannis ter, Denver, who charged labor unions were becoming "a great trust," and declared "open shop sentiment is sweeping the nation." W. G. Bicrd, president of the Chi cago & Alton railroad, said federal control of railroads was a "failure." Speaking of the labor situation, he said "there is still danger from the greed and avarice of the corpora tions class." He said the "classes" of the country must "unite In a com mon interest, with a common pur pose" to achieve settlement of in dustrial problems. Resolutions touching nearly a score of subjects were adopted. Man Drives Three Long Nails Into His Head He Recovers Paris, Nov. 20. At -a recent meet ing of the French Academy of Medicine Professor Reynes, of Mar seilles, recounted how hewas once called in to attend to a madman, who, during a few hours' liberty, had driven three two-inch nails mto his head, piercing the brain. The fellow did not appear to be in pain and did not show the slight est interest when M. Reynes removed the nails. The man was haunted with thoughts of suicide and he was even more depressed when he real ized the nails did not kill him. Kept under- close observation, he was cured of his self-inflicted injuries and died many years later of a natural feverish disease. Bread Prices Reduced. Indianapolis, Nov. 20. A drop of 2 cents in the price of a pound of bread and 3 cents in a 1 pound loaf, effective November 23 in In dianapolis was nanounced y Stan ley Wycoff, former fair price com' missioner for nldiana. iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii:iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiNiiiti:iKiHiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipjjQjg TYLER 3000 ,l,l',ll,n,',,,l,'l,ll,',,l','',l,,ll,,l,w SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS Stock A'dj ustment Sale ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Women! Put Natural Color into Your Cheeks. Eat Spinach and Apples and ra-icorce them with a little organic iron quickly helps, make rich red blood and revitalize worn out exhausted nerves. When the Iron goes frorfi the blood the color leave your cheeks. Your (Kin takes on a pale, ' unhealthy appearanqe: you becpoie more or less nervous and irritable; you tire eas and eel that you lack your old-time strength and endurance. There can be no strong, healthy, rosy cheeked women without plenty of iron in their blood. The alarming increase in anaemia iron starvation of the blood oi the modern woman is probably due largely to the food she eatsandtoTwentiethCenturymethodsof living;. If you are not willing to eat the peels and skins of fruits and vegetables and the husks of wheat so as to supply your Mood with iron, then you should eat plenty, of spinach ana apples and reinforce them with a little pure organic iron from time to time.ao as to enrich your blood and thereby revitalize your worn out exhausted nerves. But be sore that the iron you take is organic iron and not metallic or mineral iron which .people usually take, as metallic iron is iron just as it comes from For sale by the Shaman tc McCoantll S busy stores and all other good druggists. the action of strong acids on Iron filings ' Organic iron is like the iron in your bloor and like the iron in spinach, lentils anc apples. It may be had from your druggist under the name of Nuxated Iron. NuxateV Iron represents organic iron in such highly condensed form that one dose of it is estimat ed to be approximately equivalent (in organic iron content) to eating one-half quart oi spinach, one quart of green vegetables or hall a dozen apples. It is like taking extract ol beef instead of eating pounds of meat Over 4,000,000 .people annually are using Nuxated Iron. It will not injure the teeth nor disturb the stomach. A few doses will often commence to enrich your blood. Your money will be refunded, by the manufacturers if you do not obtain satisfactory results. Beware of substitutes. Always Insist on ' having genuine organic iron Nuxated Iron. Look tor the letters N. I. on every tablet. Sold by all druggists. 1 Mm nisi I garette . :bCases i Popular Christmas Gifts for Men 4 small lot of tfcatttifully designed silver plated cases worth $4.00, gold lined, the pojpular thin flat tind, at only k. ...... $2.00 : - ' Solid nickel, silver..plated, Varied designs and shapes, at the following prices. -These cases are the best made and ar& next to solid silver in quality. Only Four More Days in the Closing Cut Sale of Our Entire Jewelry Dep-t. 1 Nothing is to be saved! Orders have been given to close out EVERYTHING in the Jewelry Department regardless of cost. Could a Jewelry Sale be more timely! Just a few "weeks before Xmas, and an opportunity to buy First Quality Jewelry at prices that arc really ridiculous. - - . . i - - f Below you will find many Gift Suggestions $ 8.50 $ 9.50 $10.00 $11.00' Cases Cases Cases Cases at at-: at at $6.25 $7.00 $7.35 . . .$8.15 Leather Cigaret CiiSi and Cigar Cases, some mount ed -with solid gold, at greatly .reduced prices. j ' Brilliant White Stove Rings These are all solid's'ilverall different designs, some with colored center atones. , 5.00 $ 6.50 $ 7.50 $ 8.50 $10.00 $12.5d $15.00 $17.50 at ..........$2.75, at $3.65 at . $4.15 at .$4.65 at .. V ...................... . $5.50 Rings at ...$6.85 Rings at $8.25 Rings at t . . . $9.65 Rings Rings Rings Rings Rings .Leather Goods for Gifts Game Sets, Bill Books Writing; Sets, Card Sets, Poker Sets, Diaries, Bridge and Whist Sets, Jewel Cases, etc $35.00 Gents' Travel. Cases $22.60 24.00 Gents' Travel. Cases 1&25 30.00 Ltdies' Writing; Sets 20.00 20.00 ladies' Writing Sets 13.35 18. uu Ladies' writing1 seta 12.00 Ladies' Writing Sets 8.00 10.00 Ladies' Writing Sets 18.00 Poker Sets, c'mplete 10.00 Poker Sets, c'mplete 25.00 Poker Sets, c'mplete 15.00 Jawel Cases 12.00 Jewel Cases 8.00 IMaries 6.00 Claries 6.00 Bridge- Sets 6.00 Whist Set f 2.00 Card Sets Birtbstone Kings, mountings, values price at 6.35 11.8S 13& J 6.75 0.78 8.15 5.65 4.35 4.15 4.15 1.35 Bill Folds A splendid assortment, all new and the best leather to be had. Every' man uses a bill book. Let this (111 one Christmas want. Sale prices 75c to $&50 Worth from $1.25 to $15.00. solid gold to 6; one $2.50 Cuff Links, worth to' $6, solid sil ver and enamel; one price. $2.65 Cuff Links, worth to $4, to go at one price $1.85 Salts and Peppers, hammered silt ver; worth double; our special price, per pair at 49c Salts and Peppers, etched glass, , with silver tops; worth J1.50 per pair, at 89c Fork and Spoon for the .baby; each set boxed; worth $1.0, 98c Marmalade Jar and Spoon; $1.50 values, ay. 98c Sugar and Cream Set; glass with silver deposit design; $2.50 value, at $1.38 Mustard Jars, worth 75c, at only. 49 Cheese Plates and Servers, worth $1.50 per set, at ...892 Lemon Dishes and Spoons, $1.50 values, per set...... ..89 Japanese Incense Burners, values to $1.00, at only.. 50 Incense, per package.......................;..., '. 10 $7.50 American Sheffield Sandwich Plates, special at '. 84.85 Solid Silver Photo Frames, worth $4.25, Monday, at $2.35 A Few Bags Left. Silk, Velvet and Leather Bags and Leather Canteens -83.85. $4.85. $5.85. $6,75; 37.35. S14.85 All at half regular price to clean up. f he Gif It Shop Operated by T. L. Combs & Co. Eldr edge-Reynolds Co. : 1522 Farnam Street Radical Price Reductions This Splendid Davenport Upholstered in tapestry, is one to be admired and longed for. Hugh cushioned arms and loose cushioned spring seat with com fortable one-piece back are fea tures that add to its attractive- , ness. Upholstered in tapestry. It is priced regular at $290.00 ' Adjustment sale price ...... .....$198 $148 Chair or Rocker, $98 Typical Bargains irC the FURNITURE V Are Indicated Below V V $175.00 Overstuffed Tapestry Davenport with loose spring cushions . . . . .$110.00 $110.00 Overstuffed Rocker or Chair in mulberry1 or blue velour $69.00 $475.00 Three-piece Over stuffed Tapestry Living Room Suite, an exceptional value, now, at. . .$375.00 $120.00 Set of Chairs, five side and one arm . $89.00 $95.00, 48-inch American Wal- . nut Table that extends to 6 feet, at ....$69.00 $385.00 Mahogany and Cane Three-piece Suite, uphols tered in velour. .$275.00 $115.00 Mahogany and Cane Chair, upholstered in black and gold upholstery. . .$86 $94.75 Overstuffed Tapestry Loose Cushion Rocker, at $64.50 $201.00 Overstuffed Tapestry Davenport $136.50 $246.00 Large Overstuffed Davenport ..... .$185.00 $640.00 Walnut Ten-piece Din ing Suite, Georgian design, at $467.00 1545.00 Mahogany Chippendale Ten-piece Dining Suite, at $396.00 $175.00 Overstuffed Spring Arm, Loose Cushion, Tapes try Davenports reduced to $115.00 $75.00- Rockers to match, at .$49.00 $74.00 Chairs to match, $48 $198.00 Tapestry Overstuffed Davenport $125.00 $32.50 Mahogany Cane Chair and Rocker, each.. $24.50 $41.50 Mahogany Tapestry. Overstuffed Seat and Back Chair or Rocker,- each at ...$29.50 $265.00 Tapestry Bed Daven port, at $198.00 $98.00 American WaTnut Wil liam and Mary Extension Table, 54 inches by 8 feet, at .....,...$69.00 $20.00 Mahogany Muffin or . Cake Stand .... . .$10.00 $39.P0 Old Ivory Foster Bed, ' 3.6-inch size .....$25.00 $11.00 Old ' Ivory Bedroom Chair, at ........ . . $6.50 $12.50 Old Ivory Bedroom Rocker, at $7.50 $250.00 Brown Mahogany Dresser by Berkey & Gay, , an exceptionally fine piece, at $125.00 $98.00 Queen Anne Arm Chair, solid mahogany frame, cane paneling and tapestry up holstery.: $69.00 $39.00 Walnut Serving Table, Queen Anne design, at ............. ;$19.50 $52.00 Golden Oak Serving Table, Co 1 o n i a 1 design, at $29.00 $96.00 Golden Oak Waxed $54.00 $525.00 Old Oak, 9-piece Din ing Suite $385.00 And Many Others - RUGS Reductions Range From 10 to This sale constitutes a really splendid opportunity td purchase that 'longed f for" Rug at an extremely low price. , Read Li$t of Typical Offerings 106.00, 9x12 Wilton Rugs in excel lent Oriental colors TQ7 CA' and designs . . . . . . POl DU 65.50, 9x12 Seamless Axminsters in splendid Oriental patterns and rich colorings as well as a num ber of floral designs. (MA A A SPECIAL .. . ...... . $4U.UU v $94.00, 9x12 Seamless Axminsters in fine Oriental designs flC AA and colorings, at.... PUJ.UU. $89.50, 11-3x12 Axminster Rugs in floral designs and CCA AA good warm, colors .... PU.UU ,$43.00, 9x12 "Brussels Rugs, some of them seamless. Both floral and Oriental patterns flOQ HC in the lot, at ....... . pLJ, I U $121.00,. 9x12 Wilton Rugs in Per sian and . Chinese patterns, Worked out in blues, rose and , .taupe schemes. (TAO AA , On sale JO.UU $54.50, 9x12 Axminster Rugs that are slightly imperfect; both floral ?15.00, 9x12 High-Grade Wilton Rugs in Oriental, Persian and Chinese colors and rn a a patterns. On sale.. pljU.UU $29.50 mitered Brussels ., Rug, size 9x12 $2.10. Inlaid. Linoleum, tile patterns, ; ; at "...v.;., $20.00 ias good $1.75 and Oriental patterns and colors in the lot, ; $35.00 Two patterns -of $1.35 Printed Lino leum (not quite up to. ; 7Ca grade) ; now per sq. yd.. . I DC Duchess Curtains in the ----- . j- These splendid imported curtains so justly famous will be put on sale at the following prices regardless of thVfact that we are facing ah advance in cost from the manufacturers. 1 V $8,150 and $9.00 qualities now per pair. .$6.75 " Sale 1 $12.00 qualities now per pair $8.85 $14.50 qualities' now per pair $10.85. $15.00 qualities now per pair ...$11.00 $18.00 qualities now per pair. $21.50 qualities now per pair. $27.50 qualities now per pair. tSSt.OO qualities now per pair. 15.00 qualities now per pair. ...S 13.50 $15.00 $19.00 $22.00 $26.50 Curtains in Voile and Marquisette Reduced $3.50 values .... . . . . . .x. ....... $2.25 $8-50 values &i . $6.85' $5.50 values... $3.85 $10.00 values $7.50 ; Our Entire Stock of Cretonne Formerly Priced at ' 85c,. $1.00, $1.25 $1.50 Will Be Sold as Follows: v 85c values will be. $1.25 values will be. . . 504 854 $1.00 values will be $1.50 values will be ..fa 684 .00 - - This Convenient HARTMANN Wardrobe Trunk This wonderfully complete wardrobe has a full size garment section with hangers, equipped with cushion top; the two bottom drawers are equipped for hats, and the top drawer divided for handkerchiefs, collars and furnish ings. 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