Cost 01 Summer
Suits Unchanged.
Clothiers fold
Boiler Workmanship Will
Kep Price Same as Last
- car," Says National As
socialion Secretary.
Palm bfach iuits may be popu
lar this summer but it will not be
a reduction in, price that makes
lliern so. t , '
At least Charles E. Wry, sec
"' rctary of the Natiou&l Association
of Retail Clothiers, told Nebraska
clothing merchants there would be
110 drop in the price of the light-weight
suits from the prevailing
prices of last summer.
"The manufacturers of Tatm
Kcach suits are seeking better work
manship, and the increased, cost of
better workmanship will keep the
price about the same," he explained.
Asked for Irs ooiniou of the bill
u labeling material in garments, I
-Mr. wry said he believed legisla-
tion regulating the branding ot ma
terials would prove ineffectual.
"I personally advocate a law
which makes it criminal to mis
brand clothing," he said.. "Such a
law has been in effect m England
for 25 years and it is practical."
Bottom Reached, Says Burgess.
Ward M. Burgess of Omaha told
the clothiers the -financial distress in
Xebraskfc, at least, was largely men
tal. Last year's crop will enable the
fanners to liquidate and still have a
surplus, he said.
"The retailers' stocks should be,
iitid I believe are, low at present,"
said Mr. Burgess. "The time of re
vised prices has arrived. Prices will
go no lower.".
Mr. Burgess predicted a "comfort
able" financial condition ' within a
very few months. He said the sit
uation had improved greatly, even
during the past 30 days. '
Defends Budget System.
Governor McKelyje, in an ad
tliess before the clothiers, defended
the budget systenSnww iu effect in
the state. He ''declared an editorial,
"The Budget System," appearing in
a morning newspaper yesterday, was
entirely false. ' .
The clothiers went into executive
session at 4:30 to discuss the clec-
tion of officers, which will be held
today, and other matters directly re
lating to the association.
Medicine Held to Be
Misbranded Ordered
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BroInloCourt!Priest Beats Out
Inanimate objects were made de
fendants in a libel suit filed in fed-"
cral court yesterday by United States
District Attorney T. S. Allen.
The defendants are bottles of eu---camul
in both cases. The complaints
allege that E. E. Bruce Drug com
pany. Tenth and Harney streets, and
the Mutual Drug company have in
their possession quantities of the
medicine.'said to be misbranded. Ac
cording to the complaints, the, medi
cine contains no ingredients that pro
duce the effects claimed and that
the statements on the labels regard
ing curative effects of the medieine
are false and fraudulent.
Edw ard G. Binz of Los Angeles is
charged Vith shipping 'the stuff
Omaha -
All persons having the medicine
in their possession are required to
come into federal court and answer
charges against them, the complaint
s reads. . 1
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Deserted Child Happy;
Identity Remains Mvsterv
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Rodney, the 2-year-old waif
found at Union station "Tuesday
morning, is happy at the Child. Sav-
n(5 iiiLiiuici twiu maiumd IU all
who greet him.
The abandoned infant has been
visited by several women who have
become interested in the case. The
identity of the child's mother is still
a mystery to the police. -v
Joseph Marshall, railroad conduc
tor, believes he recognized the child
as having been with a woman who
ws traveling from York, Neb., to
Heron Lake. iMinn.
' Divorce Court
- . Petitions.
' Opl Christy glnat Erbi. Christy, non
support. Clara. Diver, against George Divers,
cruelly.
.Henry Bunnell agaihst Mary B'l-sell. cru
Ruby Montgomery-" against Harvey
Montgomery, cruelty.
, Decree. ,
Carrie Stickler from John Stickler, non
support. Violet McGea from Dewey McGee, m;n
support. Helen Roger from Benjamin Rogers,
honsupport.
ADVERTISEMENT'
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Homm-mnd Remtdv
i n ii
- j stop loxigns igatcRiy 1
The beet enaaii e11 elite yon eer
eel. A family tiplr taiLT and
qnloklr Mde. 8e)Tra about 2,
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Vou uiieht be surprised to know
that the best thing you can us fur
severe cougb, is remedy which
is easily prepared at home in just
few moments. It's cheap, but for
prompt results it beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary rough or chest cold in 24
hoars. Tastes pleasant, too children
like it and it is pure nod good.
Pour 2V4 ounces of; Pinex in
pint bottle; then till it up with philn
granulated sugar syrup. Or use clari
fied molasses, lionev. or torn avruo.
instead of augar syrip, if desired. A
Thua you make a full tint a family
aupply but costing n more, than a
small bottle of ready-made cough
tyrtip.
And as a cough medieine, there-is
really nothing better to be had at
any price. It goes right to the spot
and gires quick, lasting rebef. It
promptly heals the inflamed mem
branes that, line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat v
tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon
your cough 6tops entirely. Kplendid
for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and
, bronchial asthma. s
Pinex is a highly concentrated com-
f'ound of Norway ine extract, "
amous for healing the membranes.
- To avoid disappointment ask your
drugtfiat for "2VV ouneea of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any
thing else, (itiaranteed to giv abao-
- Inte aatisfaetion or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, lnd.
The Healing
IV. 31 WIS. I ai0f B1 II nil M MTf t! I"Tk . tl- vlmmi IT II
I South Sidei
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Fire Upon Altar
With Bare Hands
Father Gabriel, Assisted . by
Worshipers, - Saves $4,000
Worth' of Vestment9 in
t
Holy Ghost Church.
A
Prompt action by Rev. Father
Garbriel at the Holy Ghost Catholic
church,: Fifty-sixth and Q streets,
yesterday morning saved $4,000
worth of vestments, from destruction
by fire.
One of the candle lighters fell and
ignited the altar cassocks hanging
iu the sacristy. Father Gabriel
promptly started to beat out the fire
with his bare bands, being "aided by
others who ru:.fd to the scene.
There were 200 worshippers at the 8
o'clock mass.
The priest suffered btfhied hands.
It was not necessary to summon the
ire department. The value of the
cassock-destroyed was placed at
$500. None of the fixtures of the
Church were damaged. Smoke from
the buried cassocks filled the chapel.
Grace M. E. Church
Installs-Deaconess
. . L V N.
The ''Grace if. E. church official
board has engaged as assistant to the
pastor, Dr. C. C." Wilson, Miss Lil
lian Judy of Kansas City, who is a
iraduate of-the Kansas Lity nation
al Training school ot tne Mctnoaisr
church and is a licensed deaconess.
Miss Judy arrived Monday evening
and is already at work.
Two Are Jailed, on Charge
Q Receiving Stolen Goods
Charged . with' receiving goods
stolen from an interstate shipment,
Frank Lukosi and John Lester,
South Side, were arrested by a
United States deputy marshal yes
terday. Both meii will be haled be
fore the federal grand jury. They
are charged with buying shipments
of shoes and tires alleged to have
been stolen from Northwestern
freight cars by-Moris Lonergan and
Frank Eggers, ulso under arrest. '
South Side Brevities
Illinois coal. Sll. Howland Lumber &
Coal Co.. phone South i6H. Adv.
COAL IV A HIKKY. CAI.t. BROAD
WELL ROBERTS, .SO. . Adv.
Kight aoeg. Improved, a good buy.
elose in. Can give possession. Wi'l sell
for $2,0tf f-Ksh, os I. to suit.. Bjan Ileal
Kstate. Call S. 1SI1. Adv. f
Magic City lode No. W. Loval Orde,
of Mooae. will meet every Thursday nisHt
at Hansen's hall, 4924 South S4tli St. (old
Redman hallj F. L. Madison, bec'y.
Adv.
Pouth Eide Pieas'ura club wll give a
sperlHl kewple dance Sunday evening at
Butcher Workmen building-. Twenty
prizes ivill.-bo given away. Lee's orches
tra Adv. '
fha B. K. C. of A. local 34 will glvt a
danee Thursday evening, February 3, at
Hutrber Workmen hall, iSth and M Sts.
Refreshments will be served. ' Tickets 50
cents. Ladies free. Adv.
NOT WAITISG. 1 "
Tou may not need any silks now, but
it will pay you to see these wonderful
value here at Flynn's Just the same. It
could hae named such prices a yAc
ago we could sfli the bunch to a whole
sale dalrr at sigttrr-
It's-iot silks sioiia that's guing chean.
Everything in clnthlng and furnishings in
this house for man. woman or child U
being priced below cost. We're marking
below what you'll find. We are not wait
ing for the trada to find out prices are
down on an article. As soon aa it goes
down at the fiiclory it gnea down here,
and we're jiot buying any of the cheap
stuff that ( beln? marketed today to
meet the call for ch.'ii tdui'f.
JOHN FLVN.N VU,
- , J Adv.
.y" .
Hand
Detectives Uncover
Secret Stairs and Find
Still in Basement
Detectives Baughman and Gleason,
accompanied by federal agents, un
covered a secret stairway in the.
home of Frank Markyian, 4023 L
street, and proceeded to a basement
where they discovered 100 gallons
of mash, two large copper boilers
filled with steaming potatoes and mo
lasses. 186 quarts of home-made beer
aVid five quarts of alcohol. -
Ihc entrance to the secret stair
way was cleverly concealed by a
dummy clothes closet. 1 '
Markvian was chareed with illecal
possession of liquor and operation
e .'ii t r ' . ! t. i
oi a sun. nc pi nave a nearing
Saturday morning.
Farm Renters to Receive
Larger Share of Produce
Claus Eckmn of Blomfield was a
visitor at the five stock market yes
terday with a shipment of hogs and
he said things were turning up better
for the farm renter of his section
'Tn our part of the state," said
Mr. Eckman, "beginning with this
year a greater part of- the produce
of the farm raised by renters will be
given as his share, and farm hands
will have to be content with lower
wages. Many of the renters in. my
neighborhood, last year, finished up
last season with almost nothing to
show for their year's hard work and
ADVERTISEMENT
PUT CREAMN NOSE :
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.
, Vou feel fine in a Jew-moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will
open. The, air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely, ao more dullness, head
ache no hawking, snuffling, mucous
discharges or dryness; no struggling
for breath at night.
Tell youf druggist you want a
Small bottle of Ely's 'Cream Balm.
Apply a little of this fragrant, an
tiseptic cream in your .nostrils, let
it penetrate through every air pas
sage of the head; soothe and'heal the
swollen, inflamed mucous membrane,
and relief comes instantly.
It is 'just what" every cold and
catarrh Sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable. "
YesMt$.Smiffi
mtsmnderm
"We always keep a. Jar on hand.
It is the best thing I know for ec
zema and similar ills, aud it 1 so'
gentle aud soothing it in excellent for
cut?, barm, or sores. We use Kesi
nol Soap also it's ideal for the com
plexion .and bath. Yes. 70U can get
all the Rcsinol products from your
druggist." -
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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY,
By Charles Dana Gibson
Copyright J.if. Tub. I'e.
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Published by Arrangement, with Life.
as a conscauence became discour
aged and refuse to engage iu farm
ing this year unless given a larger
share of the products."
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Melady Finds Conditions
' Improving in the East
Gene Melady, veteran live stock
man of the South Side market, re
turned this week from a trip to
points on the Atlantic coast and he
Lfound the financial situation greatly
reiievea in ail quarters.
"Money is easier," said Mr. Me
lady," many factories that have been
closed are opening up and while they
arc operating on a lower scale of
wages, they are getting busy. Capital
and labor are joining hands in an ti
fort to readjust conditions back to
normalcy,
s"The middlewest has been hit
liarder than any other section and
everyone alike lias had to share in
the depression, but within 30 to 60
days I look-for considerable- relief
from the present stringent financial
condition.
Cycle Rider Hurt
Beatrice, NebH Feb. 2. (Special.)
Fred Shoup was quite badly hurt
when hisv motorcycle collided with
an automobile driven by W. B. Gil
bert. The lad was taken to a hospi
tal in an unconscious condition, but
soon recovered.
MtasMmiy
POLES
PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re
lieves ITCHING PILES and you
can get restful sleep after the
first application.
All druggists are authorized to
refund the money if PAZO OINT-
kMENT fails to Cure any case of
ITCHING, BLIND. BLEEDING or
PROTRUDING PILES. Cures or
dinary cases in 6 days, 'the
worst cases in 14 days. j
It is guaranteed by Paris Med
icine Co., St. Louis. Mo.. Manu
facturers of the world-famous
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine
tablets.
This signature is on every box
of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c
AnVERTISEMITNT.
Rupture Kills
7,000 Annually
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Seven thounann wrinm Mrh . v.o. mrm
Isid away th. burial eertificat. bein
markd "Rupture." Why? Because the
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or had been merely taking care of the sign
i swelling! oi me annction and paying no
attention to, the cause. What are you do-
j n O" 7 A rm viM tiAi.la.4ina vnnv.Jf U ..
wearing a truss, appliance, . or whatever
nam. you choose to call it 7 At best, the
truss is only a makeshift st false prop
against a collapsing wall and cannot be
expected to act as mora than a mere me-
cnanicai support, jne Binding pressure
retards blood circulation, thus robbing the
weakened fniii!a nf that hj.t tk.u
need most--nourishment.
But science has found a way, nnd every
truss sufferer in the land is Invited to
make a FREE test right liKthn privacy of
thai, nwft knm. Th. OMDIn . U I J-
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unquestionably th. most scientific, logical
and successful self-treatment for rupture
me woria nas ever Known.
The I'l.APAO Pn .h.n K.inn.
ly. to the body cannot possibly slip or
imn out oi piace, tnereiore, cannot chafe
jr pinch. Soft as velvet easy to apply
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and whilst you sleep. No straps, buckles
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Learn how to clos. th. hernial opening
as nature intended so the rupture CAN'T
rem uown. Bend your- nam. today to
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for FREE trial plapao and the informa
tion necessary.
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FEBRUARY
3. 1921.
Estimated Cost -
Of New Bridge
Is 81400,000
Mayor to Submit Ordinance
For liomls Omaha to Pay
70 Per Cent, Council ,
Bluffs, 30.
The estimated cost of the proposed
new free bridge has been placed at
f 1.400.000 by John L. Harrington
of Harrington, Howard & Ash,
Kansas City engineers, who have
been retained by the Omaha city
council to prepare plans and specifi
cations. Tentative plans which have been
submitted provide for a 40-foot road
way with a six-foot passenger walk
on each side. The construction will
be of steel and reinforced concrete
throughout and the location will be
bt Farnam street.
Mr. Harrington, who conferred
with city officials and representatives
of civic organizations Tuesday night,
stated he had gone to Washington
and obtained approval of the War
department for the plans.
It is proposed that Omaha should
pay 70 per Cent of the expense and
Council tilufts oU per cent. Mayor
mith said he intends to oner an
ordinance soon providing for the
sale of bonds.
Riley Howard Pneumonia
Victim in South Sioux City
Sioux City, la Feb. 2. Riley
Howard of South Sioux City, eb
widely knowu as a stock raiser, died
last night of pneumonia. He moved
to South Sioux City .11 years ago
from Orchard, Jveb., which town he
named, and lived in 31 years.
Mot in years has an
to equal this unusual
A sale; that both in
values and assortment
will break all records
for Value Giving.
lot in all our years of experience have we made such
a fortunate purchase. A combination of heavy stocks
' , and urgent need of cash is our best solution of how
V Jwe came to buy thejrt at such a low price---and tof the s
purchase price we have added a mighty slim profit . ,
"tis the trend of the time." 1
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The Brands included in this, sale are "Arrow", "E.
& W.", "Elder" and ?Perfecto" These brands assure
you shirts Cut Right, Made. Right, Iihed Right
Choice of woven madras
and English sateens in a
large selection of stripes
and colors,
Values to $4.00,
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Teacher Who Was
Reported Missing
Returns to School
I'ulice and detectives arc continu
ing ihcir'investigations of the pres
ence of a Cadillac automobile itr
front of the St. Claire apartments.
the home of Miss Lucille Erazim,
Yates school teacher. '
Acting Chief of Detectives Tzan
owski stated that his department was
jntormcd that the car vas seen
across Jie street from the St. Clare
at 6:45 a. m., Tuesday and that the
machine was parked the wrong way.
A resident of the St. Clare is said
to have been the informant.
Detectives James and Kalph
Hughes were informed by, Elizabeth
Erazim that her sister arrived home
between 6 and 8 a. m. Elizabeth Era
zim. in a Jater statement to news
paper men. asserted that Lucille had.
been' locked for 24 hours in ,a wall
compartment. ,
Jhe detectives reported that thev
were denied an interview with Lu
cille Erazim and were asked to drop
their investigations. -
JLpcille resumed her teaching a
Yates school yesterday.
Omaha Man Lies Unidentified
For WeekV in Peoria Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Murphy, 2040
North, Twenty-first street have gone
to Peoria. 111., in response to sum
mons that their son, John Fraiicis
Murphy, had been ill for a wcclc in
a hospital.
A telegram received hcxe staled
that Murphy was,miconscious seven
days in the Peoria hospital before
his identity was knorn.
Murphy, went to Peoria a month
ago to engage in business. He will
be brought back to Omaha by his
parents as 'soon as he Js able to
travel. .
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All sizes,
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Man Fined $200
For Loaniii!; Pass
Moonshiner Who Jumped
bond to Spend 30 Days in
Jail and Pay $1,000.
When Robert 13. v Rice, . former
t'nion Pacific fireman, admitted to
Federal Judge T. C. Munger in conn
yesterday that he imtde Jai inistilkc
iu using a railroad pass, illegally, Ljic
judge gave him the minimum pen
alty. $200 fine.
Rice Was arrested two weeks ago
by Special Agent Roy Bendore when
he is said to have allowed a woman
to use his railroad pass.
Other sentences" pronounced by
Federal Judge .Munger yesterday
weue as follows: ,
Harry Zahn. South Side, 30 days
APVEBTIKICMKNT
NEW BLOUSE OR
SKIRT 15 CENTS
"Diamond Dyes" turn Faded,
Shabby Garments or Dra- .
periei into New
WonifMi are finding it fun to
diamond-dye and add years of wear
to any old ' garment or' drapery.
Easy directions in package. Don't
risk your material in poor dye that
streaks, .spots, or fades. Buy
"Diamond Dyes" no other kind,
Tell druggist whether your material
is wool or silk, or if it is cotton,
linen, or a mixture. Sixteen rich,
fadeless colors.
event been announced
sale
14 to. 20.
in jail und $I,(XN) fine for operating
a, .moonshine still. Juilc Munpcrvinv-
iioscd a heavy sentence on ann tor
having jumped his bond after he had
pleaded guilty two weeks ago.
Adam Mark as sentenced to W)
days in jail and fined $600 for viola
tion of the Volstead act.
Sure
Relief
INDIA"!"
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
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Time Is Money
Save, Time by Eating t
HOTEL MME
CAFETERIA
Where you find the belt of'
foods, quickly served. i
ALWAYS OPEN '
Management Rome Miller
ivr;
-v Choice . of extra' quality
i Russian cords, twill sateens
in combination of stripes of
black and ' white, green,
blue and lavender.
Values to $6.00
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