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    THE BEE; OMAHA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1920.
Colby to Give Out
"Attitude of US.
Toward Mexico
Toy Town'1 Ready to Open South Side
Secretary f State Expected to
Make Known Reply to Re
cent Letter Atiing for
Recognition.
Wasbicfton, Kor. 26. By The
Associated JYess.) Secretary Col
by exjected to mate know n be
Jore hit departure ior Scuih Ameri
ca SuTvdar or M onday, the nature of
hie reply to the recent letter of R.
V. Fesq.uicra. confidential agent here
pf the proTHJar.al goverr.tiietit of
Mexico, settiEf iortb the claims of
that government to recognition by
the Unfird State. -
jThe recent iormal conference be
twm Stat department Scials end
Mr. Pescuiera are understwd to
have cleared the way J or such a
aiHiouncement. It was believed the
Mexicka a pent had fall knowledge
cJ tbe position the Aje erica n go
erament would taVe when, he lefl
today tm a hurried trip to Mexico
Or.
Mr. Fescuiera's letter was made
public by the Sta et department with
corranents by Mr. Colby, which said
that a lew points remained to be
cleared tip before recognition could
be granted. While officials decline
to discass the substance of the re
ply now bring drafted, it is believed
to contain specific reference to ihe
natters in dispute flktweea tbe two
' centimes and a statement f what
tbe United States wi9 consider , as
a satisfactory solution by Mexico
of some of hex problems.
It was said hat no attempt wiTJ
be made to dictate io Mexico what
she most do to attain the stains nec
essary for recognition, bet it will
be made clear that tbe United States
wall be unable to accord recoga
tjpa nnta certain- tangible guarw
tees are given by - Mexico of herorfll
ingness and ability to protect Amer
ican lives and legitimate interests
it Mexico.
Elopement of Society
I Girl Culminates in
Arrest of Couple
We.
Minneapolis, Nov. 26. An elope
ment which last winter i startled
Amewa's iashionable winter colony
hi Pasadena. . when 18-year-old
Louise Li wtoa f Th:f Lawtms of
California, on the eve i her coming
out party, ran away with H. Hous
ton Thompson, wealthy cattkanaa
and o3 operator from Texas. !nt a
nobody so far as "the" Lawtoas
and society were concerned, etreti
nate d here math tbe wrest ri the
conple at one of tbe smart hotels.
Authorities of more than a score
of cities throughout the cotmtry
want the pair, who are alleged to
hare defrauded banks, trust com
panies, fashionable hotels a ad de
partment stores -out cf sum esti
mated . tJftaV $7500 -;witrjM jrbe
last nine months.'' '
The Thompsons, who. Mrs.
Thompson says, bcjw received the
"'parental benediction, were still on
tbejr honeymoon when, takes into
custody and. according to Minneap
olis police, Mrs. Thompson was the
unwitting tool of her husband its bis
alleged schemes of frasd, and twday
learnsd fcr the firs; lime &c was an
adventurer. :" ---'
Appropriations Body
To Be Selected Soon
gfefca TiHiii Qiaalia Br Xmmmi Wttt.
Washington, Nor. 26. Selection
fef 14 members of tbe boas appro
ginHrma committee will be made at
conferences to be held jnst in ad
vance of the opening of congress,
December 6. Republican Leader
M on Bell wi3 issue a call for a meet
iag of tbe republican committee on
Commitlees. probably the latter part
ef tmct week, The dcmocrais also
prill hold a conference.
Tbe enlargement of tbe appropria
rious committee from 21 to 35 mem
bers to take over the preparatkm of
SBppry bills heretofore handled by
committees on military affairs, naval
affairs, agriculture, postomces and
post roads, foreign affahs, Indian af
fairs and rivers and harbors, ,
Lloyd Georpe Says Report of
U. SRed Trading iot lrne
' London, Nov. 25. Premier Lloyd
George was asked in the Honse of
Commons yesterday 2 eeo
reports that Americans had secured
contracts from swriet Russia to the
extent of 600.000,809 pounds sterling
for locomotives and all kinds f
roEng stock. To tbe cnestion thr
premier repjird:
1 did see that, bat it left on my
mind an impression of aa exaggera
tion." This statement of the prime ma
iler was received with laughter.
; A United States forest service sd-1
enlist has invented a device Sto ena
ble a farmer to know how rapidly
moisture evaporates from lis land.
Dlg
L' - Mirim f--v--iYr-i ll
"Peter Pan," the pcrfonnistf pony, which will be exhibited atToy Town."
"Try Tawn," tbe "capital of won
dfsrJmd. ba ped today In the
baasno&t of the new Barrest-Rasa
Gs'a. ator building.
Artisans are engaged bcsDy today
i addmg the finhing toocbes to
"Toy Town," which is spread over
several hundred feet of floor space
like a miniature village.
The population of "Toy Town"
will be children, Santa Oacs and
Peter Pan" the performing pony.
Santa will be -on hand each day to
creet the children in his' joUy way,
and "Peter Pan will do tricks to
delight the children, itbile an or
chestra plays tbe Vind of musk
children most erpoy.
- The streets "of "Toy Town are
already bulging with toys, and decor
ations depicting scenes of tbe fax
north give tbe village an atmos
phere which is ntimistakeably that
f Christmas. ...
Opening of "Toy Town" marks
the first step of tbe Bargess-Xash
Co. to utilize its Jinr building,
which is -Tapidly searing comole
tion. "Toy Town" may be reached
by the broad stairs en the north
side of the store. "making it tinrec
sary for tbe kiddies to use ele
France to Urge -
Return to First
Policy in Turkey
23 Persons Injured ;
As Passenger Train
Plunges Into Freight
By MAURICE LECLERC
London, Nov. 26 I have learned
from a most reliable source the
suggestions which French Premier
Ley rues will submit to the British
- .
povcrc roerx on ine reea ana i nrt
ish ouestiotis during the conversa
tions, ahich will probably begin
Sunday... '
reece, being no longer trusted
with tbe custody of allied interests
in the eastern Mediterranean, France
will suggest the return to the old
Franco-British policy of tbe Cri
mes a war through direct collabora
tion with restored Turkey, Mnstapha
Kemal Pasha being tbe jicw Turkish
leader. '' , r
Without official' cancellation of
tbe Turkish treaty. Kemal would be
approached at oce under some pre
text and probably by the league f ,
nations oa the Armenian coestion.
He would be told that, subject to
his repudiation of bis pan-islamic
aims and co-operation with the bol-
sensts, and subject to his promise
to re-establish the old Turkish form
of govemmtnt with Franco-British '
financial aisors. tbe entente or
at least FrMce would not object la
bis taking control ef Constant rooaftr '
ana reconqoenng certain parts of ;
prewar Turkey, as Smyrna and
Adrianople, which was banded over ,
to Greece by tbe treaty of Sevres. j
jso bejp wTmld be green to Greece
to mam these occupations and
neither would tbe occupation of Con-
Stan tin ople by tbe Kemalists be ap- .1
proved immediately, but recognition j
of the new de facto government j
would come latjr. . -i
-The Armenstn-Gliciafl question '
could be reached on the following '
basis: Armenia would keep its self
government with Franco-British ad- j
risers, its mfiitary neutrality berner :
guaranteed by Turkey. France would
evacuate Ohcia, compensation for
this being an extensive French pro- I
tectorate over all Christians in Asia 1
Minor. " -
Bellefoiitaine,0, Nov. 26. Twes
ty -three persons were injured, three
probably fataTJy. when Big Four pas
senger' train Na.'3Q, northbound, ran
into aa open swirc at wVest Liberty,
near here, and crashed into a frog hi
tram on a siding. The express car
and combination barcage car and
smoker of tbe passenger train over-!
mmcu.
" The most seriously injured were
takes to tbe Bellefantatne hospital
in ambulances while others were
brought here in automobiles. . The
seriously injured are C P, Collins,
Belief oniaine, engineer passenger
train, scalded, may die.
F. A. Schnitx, Belief cm taint, fire
man freight train, badly cut on bead,
may die.
Methodist Bishpps Vote Jo
Quit LntcT-Cbtircli Vorld
Atlantic Oty, N. J,. Nov. 26.
Tbe house of bishops of the Metho
dist Episcopal church, in session
here, Tester day decided informally
to withdraw irom tbe inter-church
world movement, but to meet tbe
obligation of $1,500,000 of the Metho
dist church, pledged a year ago.
BettJet JinrJe In Auto,
Cop fV"ab Man, Find H&odi '
Chink, chonk. Chink, cbork, I
Sounded like bottles being jingled 1
against each other.
Tbe oise came from tbe auto
mobile W. A. Shamblin. 2602 Har
rison street.' was driving at Twecty
third and Madison streets.
The police pricked some ears and i
my an arrest. i
lAl Slrteea pints" of borne Brew . j
"Just going down to a friend's j
house for Thanksgiving," said 1
Shamblin to the judge in South Side
lolire court. I
Lne hundreo collars, saia that
ffignitary
Pool PLsycr Loses Coat, t j
Get! It Back In Court '
When Eugene Butler, 4727 "South '
Twentyevetth street, stepped into
a South Side pool haH to shoot a
game, he doffed his coat and bung
it on a peg
He forgot it when be left.
Tirarsday he saw John H. Cooper.
2508 M street, wearing it.
Cooper told the police he bought i
ft at a tailor hop. . riomer t-ogar.
820.South Twenty-sixth streeysaid
he took it to the tailor shop because
it was too large for him.
The judge in South Side police
court Turned 'em all loose when
Eugene accepted his coat from the
pair.
Windows Broken, Man Fined j
Celebration ol Thanksgiving dayJ
by kicking out all tbe window panes j
in iris home landed Frank McXeaL j
Tm-entirth and X streets, before the
1 judge ia South Side police court yes-
terdaT, where he neara tne saa
in South Side Police court yesterday
r
Z Sooth Side Brevities 1
TlUnni enaX SIS It- Bnwlsnfl t-timber s
rii.;n. I-hfme South 3. Ait. .y
T-"'TT.!rri wow opine
XT (016 BEOTHffiEF' STOE.I:
TTJ jrrrt"rt wjiiliiB! wT ires in lh
ltn of ton n rnafiF Four inmmrtinir
3r cvtrr bo and Ctrl we hw floJt. '
rsma. burfrt. rahm. 5inte. j
iranti and ltummnte-nT nnbe. ;J
aimhen o nur Xnmn nbfrppint ity. 1
mil Ctirirmm ntnrku w w.raiiiBi. Bnne J
Ob our sain tioer w w htirw rama
rtmiBW 111 of tiwful wf- urotiei r.ftr
fur xambm, ftaft. Vn'-hT sn4 iKtr. ToDm
Mt. Imrf Mb, llTMTui, mMtimm im.ur
tnvels. jwirUraiem. iuitm mm ohwinr
wta. Mnnks . tB-cuwear. -TlHstie r
pnty a lw sufrcenan. Com As ymir
aiHrnplttf tip.
Winter irnodfi mt tr reflnpmi urirar To
ran tioy any lafly's caai at cne-haU priuc
baautilul srriea and material. Afiv.
n r-rtt j r T: J
a iirre .tvuiou, i vox mji jiucu
Tit hen Train Strike Auto
dear Lake, Wis, Nov. 26. Three .
persons vere killed and four others -injured
when the automobile in :
which they were riding was struck ;
by a passenger tram or the Chicago.
Minneapolis. St. Paul & Omaha rail
road at a grade cnosfmg near here
late last right, it lcame known j
todav. . i
,k ; -r 1
Bee want ads "are best business 3
fetters.
French Arrest More Than
100 Reds Among Refugees '
Constantinople.,. Nov. 26. The
French authorities here have arrest-
ed more thaa 300 Russian bolsbe- :
viki, who bad managed to obtain pa&- ;
sace to tonstantinoDie atnsse me
refugees of General Wrangel's south f
Russian army from the Crimea. r
DR. FRANK G. Sr.llTH f
WIQ Speak to
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3:30
Y. r.1. C. A. AUDITORIUM
Last Address of the Month On the Subject
"Efficfency and What It Pays"
Dr. Smith Spells FUN CH in Capitals.
He Talks and Sara Something:.
You'll Hear Him With Pleasure
HON. L. C OBERLIES SPEAKS DEC. 5.
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To Keep Hear Wtrty,
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daata ta nair awin-naRy. Hm
ver ia "'uuelr iiimn i iaa-y. The
hair cu ac kept beaulKaltr WT w4
enrjy m ssr extent mmi in warn farm 4
M. bw wing tise aistnW ail laraana
aBmraae aaetBod. Laqsii aflmiiat snoaiU
appbad 4a the kair hefara iaat it UP.
anaj ttaan taA ansa, la aknwt timx
bmira yoa wiQ trtti Hjkl a wj arattr
-ttnaJ" mv and cgrlimai I
and tac faet arifl awi rate a
iMfuH alhneriac ia TmmEj
mat m at Vtieky aor rraair.
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Taa wad act anfr a few
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Hl tit frant mai
f aar miK auaaila asd a.
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Talk About a Sale
Here's a GOOD One
Real Leather Coats
Reversible
Finely tailored, Wool and Cahardine lined
Some Leather Vesta and Mackmaws
Priced as RidiculoaialT
SCOTT-OMAHA "
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15th V Howard Omaha Opp. AndUofiam
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Another Big Smash In Prices
at
PHIL
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BIG
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A sale in keeping with our policy of frrina; the highest quality at the lowest prices.
We need more space for our incoming holiday roods, we are therefore putting on sale
'the following; specials at considerably less th an the wholesale price of today.
Ladies' Coats
Our entire stock of Ladies jusd Misses'
Coats are offered for immediate sale at
Discount
Fcr Trimmed, Fancy Lined.
Coats of Wool Velour, Che-riot and Zibeline
aad Burffundr Brown, green and navy.
Gowns
Misses outing flannel gowns, sizes 1 te 12; regular
JX-i'D value, special at
98c
Ladies cntuar flwinel gowns. Here is tout oroor-
tixmty to purchase one of these fancy flannel night pi1
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Assorted, in plain white, blue or pick, fancy trim- avJ
tumps, large sites, f 3.ii values, at
''Oil:'-
$1.29
Think of It
25 Off on All
Men's Clothing
Come In and Make
Your Own Price
Remember, such an opportunity is
not offered to you erery day. We
are doing this to make room for in
coming stock.
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Men's Work Shirts
Siaes 34 to 374, made of heavy
woven chambray, medium blue;
made to sell at 1.75, special
for Saturday
89 c
Comforte:
Men's Overalls and
Jackets
The Eainbow Union Made Over
alls and jackets in all sizes,,
every garment gTiaraTitted, spe
cial for SatardEy
$2.25
Boss Brand Gloves
Cotton flannel gloves with
wrist, very special at
$1.20
Per Dozen Pair
Men's Corduroy
Trousers
Sizes 29 to 44, made of tbe
very best heavy material, long
wearing, 'made to fit;" tg.50
J valce. on sale
$4.50
rs
Heavy weight, 70x75, fast col
or, allever, flora and eotrven-
taonal designs green, brown,
red and blue, gray cotton fit
tings; $R0 values, specially
priced at ?
$3.50
Sheets
FuD size sheets, 72x90,
?1.75 ralne, special for
immediate clearing
79c
Crib Blankets
For the Babies
In pink or bine striped,
9&c ralae, special for Sat
urday .
39c
Turkish Towels
24x48 inches; Tery food
quality; regnlar $1.50 Tal
ne; .special for ;
79c
Boys' Overalls -
Sizes 3 to 16, f 1.28 value, special
for Saturday
$1.00
Play Suits
For the girls and boys; sizes 2 to
8, in bice or striped denim,' also in
lihaM, special for Saturday
$1.00
Girls' Dresses
In all sizes, made of finest chain
brays, fancy ginghams, latest styles
in all patterns, np to $6.5$ ralnes,
specially priced
$1.49
In Our China Department
i
S2-piece set of dinnerwaiti, as
sorted p&tteajs, $12.50 value,
on Bale at ST. 50
42-piece set of fine chniETrare.
S254)0 value, for.-S16.00
100-pieee set of dmnerware,
made by Edwin M. Knowies;
t6S.fiO valne, on sale, spe
cial S35.75
26-pieee set silverware, includ
ing chest, f25.00 value,
i-o $130
8-oncce, thin-blown tumblers,
special for Saturday, 5e ca,
5 bars of Hammer brand
Laundry Sean, 5 for. . -25
HIL1P'
DEPARTMENT STORE
24th and O StreeU
South Omaha.
WE GIVE S..H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ALSO MERCHANTS' COUPONS.
Wash Boilers
Large, stralft-sided, Jugih
pitcbed, rnnmed covers,
tpade of qnslity TTTTT
charcoal tin, copper bottom,
24 inches long, li inches
wide, 13 inches hiph; re pj
lar fS.50, - Qn
special ....... vO70
Stoves! .
Creatly Reduced In Price
at Bowens
There's a difference in
Stoves wlen selecting
one you want, one that
will heat your rooms at a
nominal expense. One
that -saves fuel and an
other very important
item is, yoa want to pur
chase a guaranteed stove
for the least possible
price. 1
-Our price tags no
longer bear the old war
prices, but the greatly re
duced Low Ebb prices
are in effect at Bowen's
right-now, and an abso
lute guarantee goes with
each Stove.
And, as .ssuaL yoa
make your own terms.
Advertisement.
If Sfilrfnm Fails KM? IB
it vwiuvm i uiiui :b
Many hoys and girls
as tiey progress in
their teens, outgrow
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