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THE; BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920.
Great Britain Is
Scored for Stand
a Toward Ireland
-YComcn Charge Government
'Willi' Lack of Sincerity in
Testimony Before Comniit
N tee of 100 at Washington.
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Washington, Dec. 21 An arraign
ment of the coalitfon goverumenttfor
vhat;was described as "its lack of
sincerity injts policy toward Ire
land";, was presented today by two
English women to the commission
of all the committee of 100 investi
gating the Irish question.
Miss Helen C. Wilkinson pf Man
chester, one of 10 women who invest
igated conditions in Ireland for the
, Women's International League, de
clared that if a referendum were
taken, it would be folind that the
"mass of British opinion was not
behind the government in its pres
ent policy toward.: Ireland." Mrs.
Annot E. Robinson, also on Man
chester, joined her in the declara
tion that while the British public
hardly was ready to accept, the Sinn
Fein plan of an Irish republic,
"Ireland can be won yet" if the gov
ernment adopts a sincere policy.
. Both women indicated their belief
that 'dominion home rule would
prove the final solution of the Irish
question. .
Reprisals Described.
Both women told of the burning
of i homes and the ' destruction S ot
property in Ireland. . i
"While Euglish opinion is becom
ing more aroused to the needs of a
proper policy in Ireland," Miss Wil
kinson said, "it has been hard for us
to believe that our men wfe" com
mitting the crimes-with which they
were accused. I had-a brother in
the military service ' who was sta
tioned for a time in Ireland."
Miss Wilkinson described " re
nrisals hv the militarv in Cork whichr
v she said, she witnessed in October. I
"At 10 o'clock at night," she
said, "the curfew sounded, and the
streets became quiet with startling
suddenness. Lights were cut off
ami up the street on which my hotel
was situated, 'came a body of in
fantry in extended formation. A
searchlight from the end of . Jhe
street plated upon their glistening
bayonets and steel helrflets. Three
armored cars followed and behind
them came lorries filled with men.
The troops moved with precision
and discipline through the quiet
streets. Suddenly they commenced
firing, methodically, into the houses.
They marched back and forth and
until 3 o'clock the next morning I
could hear constant firing and the
challenges of sentries." ,
Passport Vised
Mrs. Robinson told of the refusal
of American Consul Wells at Man
chester to vise the passpprts to
America of herself and Miss Wilk
inson. After the refusal she visited
I he office of the consul general at
London, she said, and when she re
turned to Manchester her passport
was vised after she had promised not
to "engage in propaganda or to give
interview for the newspapers." '
.Destruction of co-operative indus
try and agriculture in Ireland' is a
deliberate effort by the military to
force immigratioryof the young meir,
Wilkinson said. Lord French, she
said, had declared that Ireland could
be pacified, "if the 300,000 young
men" would leave. '
The-'comrhission tomorrow will
hear Misses Annie and Susan Walsh,
sisters-in-law of the late Lord Mayor
McCurtain of Cork, who left Cork
Ine day after the burning of the,
business sectvn of that cityr
Books still are printed by monks
In Thibet from wooden blocks as
was done in the earliest stages of
printing centuries ago.-
Give Her One
of Bo wen's
Cedar Chests
Lk a Keen, Fresh
Whiff of Tennessee
Red Cedar Greet
Her Christmas Morn.
And Bowen is offering
them while they last for
Y2 the former price. We
have several styles and
sizes to choose from.
Some copper-banded and
others plain. S All of
them the very best the
markets afford; made by
master mechanics and of
the very best Tennessee
Red Cedar obtainable.
One of these would mean
a real sensible gift and
could not fail to be ap
preciated. And, as usual, you
make your own terms.
- ' i Advertisement
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Ccticura Healed.
" Eczema broke out on my head in
medium sized white blisters. They
itched and burned so I
scratched, breaking the
blisters, and causing them
to apread over my head
and down into my eyes.
My hair fell out in thick
strands until nearly one
half of mirtStAA was bald.
" I read about Cuticura Soap and
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I noticed a difference ao purchased
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Mia Beatrice Bierman, 519 S. E.
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Sends a Piano
Home for Xmas
Balance on easy monthly pay
ments beginning Feb. 1 1921
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1807 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
San ri
rancisco
Dear Bob:
, Yon would like San Francisco. It bas lota of
personality. There's a sunny, open-hearted
x enthusiasm everywhere. You And it In the
hotels, , theaters, entertainments and on the
streets. I was reading something Mark Twain
wrote. He said he fell "in love with the most
sociable city in the Union." It's easy to have
. a good disposition here. The climate is so fine.
When yon see me, look for a reformed '
Ratrt at Hotel Whit
comb, from $2.00. 400
outaida room. Wrtta
N: for foMar containing
map of city..
J. H. VAN HORNE,
Manaaar. .
zd Hotel Whitcob
. Civic Center
: SAN FRANCISCO
Christmas Shopping in the Five
Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores
No better place in Omaha to do your Christmas
shopping quickly and satisfactorily than in the five drug""
stores that have specialized for more than thirty'years
in Christmas Gifts 'of the attractive and useful char
acter. ,
Good Pure Box Candies. . ...104 to S5.00 Pr box
Stationery In attractive boxes, frony. ...654 to $3.75
Thermos Bottles aa i Lunch, Kits.'. At Lowest Prices
Fountain Pen Parker's, Waterman's, Conklin's and others,
from .7... .;. .$1.25 to 87,00
Perfumaa In endless variety; including: Soger & Gallet,
Rigaud's, Coty, Fiver,' Van tine, Lubin,' Mavis, 'Houbi
gant, Jonteel, Cara Nome, Hudnut. x ' y
Safety Rason Including Ever Ready, Gem, Junior, Enders,
Auto-Strop,1 Gillette, Durham Duplex all in their va
rious combinations, fanging in price from
f 1.00 to 310.00
Red Rubber Toys for Children ............ .". 25, 50, $1.00
Kantlaak Water Bags Warranted for 2 years, 2-qt. and-
3-qt, at 93.00 and 83.25
Hercules Water Bags 2-qt., 3-qt and 4-qt, at. ......... .
- .s 82.25,82.50,82.75
Hair Brushes In great variety, from 8100 to 89.00
Metal Water Bettks. . . . . ... 82.00 to 83.00
CIGARS All the Standard Brands. in boxes of 5, 10, 12, 25, CO,
and 100. See our Cigar Salespeople now. ;
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
Five Good Stores in Prominent Locations
Corner 16th and Dodge '". - Corner 19th and Farnam
,. Corner 16th and Harney
Corner 24th and Farnam ! Corner 49th and Dodge
Genoral Office, 2d Floor, 19th and Farnam. Telephone Doug . 7855 !
CLOSING OUT
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A Large Stock of Hardware
- Beginning Wednesday morning we will offer
for sale a large stock of hardware and kitchenware.
Many of the articles will be sold at 50c on the dollar.
Nothing reserved, the entire stock is tc0be sold out.
Sale will. begin at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Come and bring your friends. 1 '
Thousands of articles ideal for Christmas pres
entscarpenters' tools, masons' tools, bath room
fixtures, bolts, screws, aluminum kitchenware,
white granite, blue graniteware, gray graniteware
tin kitchenware, skillets, frying pans, electrical
goods. Christmas present for the children kiddie ,
cars, ice skates, sleds, coaster wagons, roller skates.
Heating stoves,: cook stoves, oil stovs, f ireless
cookers, scoop shovels, forks; spades, milk cans,
large sponges, mops, wringers, washday utensils,
dairy supplies, churns, etc., in fact thousands of ar
ticles that cannot be listed here.
Watch for our ad tomorrow.
H. H. HARPER CO.
17th and Howard Streets, Flatiron Building.
Weil-Known Nebraska 1
Editor Injured When
Hit byAotomqJ)ile
Lincoln. Dec' 21. (Special.)
Henry Allen Brainerd. well-known
newspaper man and former presi
dent of the state press association,
appears to be having more than his
share of bad luck. Just recovering
from an operation to remove blind
ness which afflicted htm about
eighteen months ago, Mr.i Brainerd
was struck this week by an auto
mobile on the streets of Lincoln and
thrown to the pavement, sustaining
torn ligaments In one ankle.
The husband of the woman driving
the car, after discovering Mr. Brain
erd's condition, assured him that he
would be cared for. However, Mr.
Brainerd was looking forward to
securing a position in ..the legisla
ture and is hoping that the .damage
will not prevent him from going af
ter the job.
Taken on Liquor Charge. -
Norfolk, Neb.) Dec. 21. (Special
Telegram.) Macie . Fusell . and
George H. Gordon were arrested by
police here on charges of illegal pos
session of liquor. Gordon pleauSd
guilty to manufacturing whisky. A
large amount of distilling equip
ment was confiscated.
Candidate for Assembly -t .
Speaker Reaches Lincoln
Lincoln, Dec. 21. (Special.)
""George- A. Snow, representative-
elect from Chadron, has moved to
the city with his family and will re-,
side here until the legislative session
is over. Mr. Snw is one of the lead
ing candidates for speaker, buj he
declined today to make any predic
tion as to the result. 1
Beatrice Police Seek Man
Who Cashed Forged Checks
Beatrice, Neb. Dec. 21.-(Special
Telegram.) Beatrice , officers are
searching for a negro who disap
peared after cashing four forged
checks amounting to $130.80. The
checks, each of which was for $32.70,
were drawn on the Beatrice State
bank and made payable to "Joe
Walker." The name of Henry
Williamson of Beatrice was signed
on them.
Woman at Nebraska City
Severely Scalded in Fall
Nebraska, City. Neb., Dec. 21.
(Special.) Mrs. Charles Beason,
emplayed at the Morton-Gregson
packing plant here, was seriously
scalded when she slipped and fell
while' carrying a bucket of boiling
water, 'the contents striking her on
the left arm, breast and side of the
lace. Her condition is quite serious.
Residue of Estate Held iu
Trust for City Library
.Hebron, Neb., Dec 21. (Special.)
The final report of the adminis
trator of the L. O. Secrest estate was
approved by Judge P. I. Harrison
and the residue of the money in ...
hands of the administrator ordered
paid to the proper officials to be held
in trust for the Hebron public li
brary. The amount is $13.29777.;
The Hebron public library was
made a beneficiary under the will of
L. O. Secrest, who was a pioneer
resident here. Relatives contested
the claim in the bounty court and
Judge Harrison ruled against .them.
Notice of appeal has been made and
the case will be taken into district
court. i
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l Labor-Saving Devices and JTTjl M-JJr , '
" Beautiful " WMfSi " Give Gifts That the
() Articles for the Home WFtfl T?-' 1 Entire
China, Glassware or Kitchen Utensils
Breakfast Sets Bavarian China Percolators I
QC 42-piece set?, border, decora- ai ah 1
p0t70 tion, handles are gold striped- ' b 1 !3 11-
i-.i . v . service for six; the set x " j ' , 1 J
Nintion flecoraterl ; P. h i tl a Pnvo aluminnm nornnlgfnra nrf7Sl!j , 1 i jy
breakfast sets, 31 pieces. $3.95, $49 50 1 - - . a-rwJi I JT
V " - Convex Kettles ( 8 '
. Lake Plates . :y $1.95 ; ; -
Pure aluminum convex ket-
v . . , ties with aluminum covers. 6- III
Cups and Saucers
6 pair rot $139
Japanese china cups and
saucers. Six pairs for $1.39.
Bon Bon Dishes
75c
Hand-painted Nippon china
bon" bon dishes in an assort
ment of pretty shapes.
Dinner Sets at
- Special Prices
Nippon china dinner sets,
pretty border pattern; the 99
piece set
$69.50
Bavarian china dinner set,
pink rose border pattern, gold
'striped handles ; the 99-piece
ret 1
$79.50
Bavarian china dinner sets,
two line gold decoration, full . N
fold handles; 99-piece set
$119.50
Haviland China
Dinner Sets
$69.50
Pink "jose spray decoration, ' '
gold line handles; 98-piece
set.
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Hand painted Nippon china
cake plates, coupe shapes. 59c.
Breakfast Sets
$8.95
English semi-porcelain break
fast sets, heavy blue decora
tion; the 31-piece set.
Flofal Cut
Glassware
$1.50
Pretty fluted shapes with
floral cutting, consists of sugar
, and creamer sets. Low and
high-footed comporte, fruit
bowl, vases, etc.; choice, $1.50.
Glass Baskets
$2.95
Floral cut glass baskets, large
size handled baskets with pret
ty combinations and floral cut
tings. $2.95.
Cream Sets
$2.95
Whipped cream sets, floral
cut whipped cream sets, con
sists of plate, bowl and ladle;
the set, $2.95.' j
Preserving Kettles
$1.95
Pure aluminum preserving
kettles, 8-quart size.
Covered Roasters
$4.95 ,
Pure aluminum, covered
roasters, oval shape.
( Roasters
$2.39
Savory blued steel seamless,
oval covered roasters, self-basting.
) Roasters
$2.95
Gray enameled, seamless
covered roasters; has meat
rack. n
Percolators
$8.95
Universal pure aluminum
percolators 9-cup size.
Electric Grills
$12.98
Universal electric grills with
aluminum pans; has heat regulator.
Electric Irons
$7.95 o
Universal electric irons, full
nickel platedV complete with
cord and stand; 6-lb. size.
Electric Qof fee Urns
$28.50
Universal electric coffee
urnsv s -
Mounted
Casseroles
$3.69
Mounted casseroles,
large round pyrex inse't,
complete, $3.69.
Mounted casserole, oval
Pyrex inset, metal han
dled frames- . ,
r$4.95
gess-Wash Com
&fie Cfiristmas Store for &very6oftj
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