THE BEE: OMAHA, r SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1921.
(
Omaha Rum War '
Over, at Least
For 'Time Beins
Two Dry Officers From North
Quit Force After Clash
Over Identity of Sus-
pected Violator.
The rum war in Omalia is over.
, At least for the time being.
For. the rum sleuths who swooped
down from the northland to clean
ip Omaha met disaster here.
Mst of the member? of the flying
squacVon have been ordered out in
;he aYid regions ofMhe state. -
Their field marshals shooed "em
out at the suggestion of Prohibition
Director James H. Hanley.
And two of the -NTorsemen"
Officers ClaudeAVafficld'and Ole
Olson have ejuft the' forte vin
Omaha. .
They left under fire after two
Shrilling tscapades. .4
One of these wasstasred on the
tire escape at the Keen (hotel last
Monday night. r t
The last one cnaed with Assistant
United States District Attorney
Lloyd Magney signing an uncondi
tional release from the county jail
tor Fred Green, head bellboy at the
Paxton hotel, where Magney lives.
-vTagney Rigned- the release after a
rlash with Warheld and Olson when
these two arrested Green twice for
the alleged sale of liquor after Mag
uey had heard the, officers quarrel
over the identity oT the mail.
Gavetv Cuts 'Prie of.
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Sunday Matinee Seats
In, an effort to keep stcptwith the
tendency to bring costs back to pre
war times, the Gayety annpunces a
permanent reduction in ttoe price
scale Jor the Sunday matinee per
formances for the balance of the sea-
tioit amounts to as much as 50 per
cent ot tormer prices.
The cut is madcV.without there
having been any reduction made in
the cost of operating the theater.
Old Ma Johnson states that when
; such material reductions, do come
there will be still further slashing of
me permanent scale ot prices. '
Late Mayor's Sister
' Speaks Here Sunday
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Miss Mary MacSwineyv sister of
the late lord mayor of Qork, who
will give a first-hand report on con
ditions in Ireland as principal speak
er at a meeting at the' Auditorium
Sunday afternoon.
City Attorney Confined
Jo Jlis Home -by Illness
City Attorney Frank L. Weaver
is confined to liis Iiork in the Idalia
apartments, Thjrty-thini and Dodge
streets, with a severe attack of
erysipelas. He'was reported fighting
a -high temperature yestcrday . He
has been ill. for, aittuek and is not
expected to be able to return to his
office- for -several, weeks'., y?.
Briff.City jVetyg
Americanization Classes . ..-
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toupen weanesaay migm
! Americanizationf classes for Vnen
and women" who have applied for
their final naturalization papers will
be held next Wednesday evening.
One class, whiclfr will meet ill -he
'council chamber, jbf the city, will be
directed Dy H.. U fage. the oHter,
which will meet in the South Side
uuy nau, win oe conaucica Dy rerry
Wheeler. f
Classes, will bo held two nights a
week, the nights to 'be determined
at , the meetings nest Wednesday.
Government text books will be used.
Directors of Americanization work
)i the Omaha Woman's club and
the public schools are co-operating
ship training.,1- 5 s - .
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Service Now at Monte Carlo
Clarence Lange, one of the first
pilots in the Chicago-Omaha air mail
service, is sojourning in Monte Car-r
'o, according to a letter received by
Harry O. Palmer, a friend of this
Birdman.- t.,
""Mr. Lance resieneJ from the air
'mail service four months ago, ex-4
pecting to join the air forces of Gen
eral Wrangel in Russia. While cross
ing the Atlantic, Mr. 'Lange learned
that Wrangel had left his scene of
activities' and thus far the former
Omaha pilot has been unable to re
sume correspondence with the gen
. eral. v . ' ' '
' Hayden Personal Estate t
Worth More Than $600,000
An mventory, tuea yesterday in
probate court by the special adminis
frators of Joseph Hayden indicates
that the personal property of the
late head of Hayden Bros., is worth
wire than $600,000. all in gilt-edge
bonds, bankaccountsand other se
curities, v ' '
One of the items showed that Mr,
Hayden Invested $178,760 in Liberty
bonds, making him one of the largest
holders of these bonds in Omaha.
The shareholdings included - Union
Pacific, Armour & Co. and he Fcd-
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Onlvabout 5 per cent of the lower
animals are defective'attorth, a much
cwer ratio than among human
. htings. ; r' ' ' - "
'liiM'ctloir lilfit Walter y f.
Smith, wlii,staid thiTalr mail seii-'
lee between cnicagro ana umana,
made a flight yesterday from the big
city by the'- lakes to Omaha. He
has been making inspection flights
on t$l of the air routes of thje coun
ty ;, ,'r-
ShniiJd Ob-sorve Orilinaiicc
Health ConlmiRsionei J. K Edwards
appeals to Omaha ns to observe the
city ormance which prohibits spit
ting on walks or In public places. He
plains tliiU h,e makes this request
In the interest of the health of the
city. . ' i
Funeral for- Judge Funeral serv
ices for Judge James Neville will be
held privately this miorning at 10
in the chapel of Forest Lawn ceme
tery. Rev. Frank O. Smith will
have clarse of, the service. The
bdy. :nn brought from San Diego
by tluee 'eons. . ,
Safe Combination Broken The
LcoRiblnation.'Of the safe In the office
of Harmon & Weeth, Sixteenth and
THIRTY FATHOMS
under Norway seas the I
j cod-fish in Nature's labor- f
atory works to help J
Scott s Emulsion
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A DVERTISKMEKT
666 ii precriptiorV for
Colds, Fever and ' LaGrippe.
it's the most speedy remedy
we know.
AnVtBTISBMEXT,
TIMELY WARNING
Cold and Grip aer'ms
find their e&rliest ' victims
among-those -who are vyeak
n d run
down and
whose, re
sisting pow
v
er is lowest.
Thefcure
f o o dfCefe-
ments in i
Fa t her
John's Medicine build energy
to resist Cold and Grip germs.
The gentle laxative effect
of ' Father v Jolin's Medicine
helps to drive 'out impunities.
, You are safe, when you -take
Father John's , Medicine be-
. a
use t is ixee irom aiconoi or
flncprnna irncra in onv tnrm
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Meiwr back withmtt
S II If HUNTS Slv. fail la taa
f trMant at JTCH ECZEMA,
yj JtlNGWORM. TETTER r
lyfpthar Itching ahia tflwun.
l Tor T5-cat Wax at snr risk.
serve human-need. An
admirable form of
strength-protection,
Scott's Emulsion
costs little but
benefits much.
v SaottABowaa BloomfiaU, N. J.
ALSO MAKERS OP
(Tablets or Granules)
INDIGESTION
ADVERTISEMENT
G
DMQTHER
KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
. for Congestion and Colds 5
i as Mustard . , '
But the old-fashioned mustard,
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters -gave, without the
piaster and without the blister.
' Musterole does it It is a dean, '
white ointment, made with oilof mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, to
that it works wonders, and yet does
sot blister the tenderest skin. '
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re
liefhow speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore, throat, bron
chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
eprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet colds of the chest
jt often prevents pneumonia). -,
35c and 65c Jars; hospital size $3.09
mm
, mi
M4 K'd
DANDRUf f
REMOVER
SHAMPOO
of aH for the entire ftmu
different. (onlicd diffenat.
dilierent from tor Too ever
. It, ate BCIBI A rlr. n mrmirt
(res iron eUndrnf. reM
end feraigo mbtuace which
it the tecret of bright, bceu-
unu aur.
Girls! Girls!!
Qesh- Your Skin
With Cuticura
SanaW eark (Saes. Otntmene, Tilraai)
UtSnttimfifiX. aHlfca.aTiM Mdi
Talma) erMtatm
i'tirleii streets, was broken off
TThursJay . night by burglars, yvho
tailed to force) the door of the strong
box which contained $500, Entrance
was gained through a front window.
Impress fivmnalhy Members of
th. Umahe air mail station sent to
Mr. H. H. Rowe at LaCrose, yis..
expreMlons of sympathy on account
of the death of Pilot Rowe. whomet
death in a burning German Junker
plane. Rowe was in the Chicago
Omaha air service until a few days
aso.
Trial Next Week Em 11 Luhovich'.
140S Webster street, indicted by the
federal grand Jury on a charge of
violating the Volstead at, was ar
rested yesterday by an amietant
United States marshal. He will be
tried next week.
Might Have Long Sentence If
Henjaniln Fuller,- alleged forger
should -lie convicted on all of the
cases to which he has confessed, ho
could be Kentenced to a total of 229
years in the penitentiary He faces
pTtrarlltlon to Knlnmitoo. Mlt-h. oil a
.v charge of stealing $25,000 from the
mails.
Woodmen Circle Meets The
Omaha Woodmen Circle Federation
held its monthly meeting Thursday
eveulng at 40K W. O. W. building.
After a short biiHiness session a very
Interesting patrtfltlo program was
given. The meeting was closed with
a talk by Miss-Chase, teacher in the
South Hide schools.
Particular kiirgtiira Burglars
who climbed through a window of
the home of H. W. Woodworth,
83 18 -Hickory street,. Thursday night,
were so 1 particular that they took
several old coins. They al.io en
riched themselves with two watches,
a revolver aud 1500, according to re
ports to he police, -y
Vrgcs Suitable RccognlUon-An.
tdnlo Vemito, local Italian consular
agent, has tamed an appeal to Oma
ha Italian organizations, urging that
suitable recognition be given to the
visit on February 25 of Grand Master
Commandant Arthur Toscanlnl and
Ills famous orchestra from th,e Scala
theater, 'Milan,.' ltaly..
j&ixuplHmo Taken Harry K,
Zauhn. being held in tho county in ii
on a federal charge of violating the
liquor laws, asserts, mat it la cup or
sorrow. Is indeed running over. Ills
saxophone, with which .he whlled
away the time, has been taken from
him on a replevin action. The In
strument had dot been fully paid for.
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, HAIR GOODS
1 At greatly reduced ricet natural
wavy hair switches, inside pompa
dour and transformations ar in
'eluded
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EVERYBODY'S STORE" .
plant.
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Saturday
ew :T
TV eV i .' ' -t
viercnandise
will be an Interesting:
ulllfCTuUe
Arriving Daily
jDav in this Store
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Ixjiaww iiwiruifl wa e t iuin wihk
raore delicate and fitting valentine
could yeu find than cut flowers or
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The Whole Nation Honors the Memory of ' -
Abraham Lincoln
j On Hh 11 2th Birthday V;..
- " And why shouldn't they? When his life work was' to.
lestsblish principles which would hold throughout the ages.
He wss firm in his convictions and upheld justice and truth in
ifpite of public opinion, whose bitter criticism would daunt-
" the heart of most men, but noV Honest Abe. He lived his
life striving to uplift humanity and to instill the principles,
of .truth. Kis life is ever a lesson before us. The adher
encp to principle and inherent honesty, which were his out-
' standing characteristics, form the ideals of this store. These
ideals are upheld, we believe, in our aim to maintain the most
moderate pricings consistent with bur high standard of equal
ity and to continue as always, to be of the "greatest service
to the greatest number." v
Celophane,
Crepe de Chine,
Bataviand ,
; Candy Braid.
-.' 'Y -'; y. ;-;
Copies of higher
priced models.
Valentine
Greetings
, Clever Valentine Novelties
are on display in the Station-,
ary Dept. There, are'daiuty bits
of cardboard transformed by
clever hands and heads into
beautiful greetings-the prell
tiest decorations and cutest
designs, and cupids, hearts, ar
rowB and valentines, as well as
the more elaborate affairs that
carry a world of regard.'
Straw Hats com
bined -Vyith Hair
Braid, Georg- .
ette, Viica.
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AII hand-made
hats. "
Trimmed Hats
$500
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Never before have'we had such a demand for popular priced hats,.
, and we have them in more styles, better qualities than we have shown ;.
for a long, long time. - All'greatly underpriced for Saturday's selling.
Clever Pohd Sonnets. New Mitzi Sailors, Draped Hindu Turbans
V yl the seasons newest adaptations.
"Irene" Blue, Brown, Henna, Rust, Peacock, Navy,1
Black.
Worn
en's Nov
Silk Hosiery
$3.45
PlfV
pair
Women's silk stockings in black with white klox and blue and
" brown with -Self klox. Some are in all pilk. and silk with lisle
garter tops. Special at $3.45 pair. .
'.'':'',. ' ' ''. ' - Main Floor ' '. :
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Drugs and .Toil t
Articles
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, V Assorted odors in perfumes and sachets at 35c ox.' , "C
. Manpn Lescsnt face powder, $1.19. . , ; , y
Dorin lip sticks, 17c '
:' ; Fleur de. Amour sachets,original 1-oi. bottle, $1.50.
Mary Garden vanity case, 98c. ,' ; t . 1 , '.?
Mavy perfume, original half -ounce bottle, 49c. ' ,
Stevens' depilatory, odorless, 47c. j m j,'- '
Hand-drawn tooth brushes, 19c ' - M -
, Dr.. Bell pine tar and honey, 42c- ' , ' ' '
Turpo for ..colds in chest,, small size, 19c; large size, 35c w
M Lysol, a general disinfectant, 19e.
Bcechman's Odorcide for perspiration, 89e. ' "
' ' : Main Floor ... , , . . ' ' ' '-
Gauntlet Gloves
Sale Priced
$4.75
' African cape gauntlet
k gloves' in slip on and
strap , wrist styles, in
brown and beaver shades,"
out seanriewn. Sizes 6Yz
to 7.,- A wonderful
quality: and very specially
priced. Pair $4.75.
' Imported
Vanity Cases
50 c
:- This little imported
. ase is oblong shape and
contains an exceptionally
good sized vtnirror and
nice quality compact
powder and rouge. -
Block and Whito Room
Fourth' Floor.
Spanish Combs
which are worn with-the
new hair dresses .
At Greatly Reduced
Prices
Obr entire line of plain
and fancy carved Spanish
combs in the Black and
White Room will be
, greatly, rlduced for Sat
urday.' , ;
A Purchase Sale of Men's
-SAMPLE
Which Is 'But a. Fraction of
- Their Real Value -
Composed of a assortment of heavy, '
medium and lfsrht weights in a great variety ,
v of worsteds, silk ,and wool and wool -mixed
garmfhts. . Not every size in every garment, -.
but all siijes represented. This price is only 'x
a small fraction of their real worth. Special
ior Saturday, $2.65. - s M
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See these gattnenU in
our display window. -
Men's
Gaps
$1.65 '
A 'snecial purchase of -men's cans in
, the latest -styles. Consisting of i: fine
worsteds of the latest colorings -and
fabrics,-also many tweeds' and heathers.
Extra special $1.65. - -
il.' (' . Moln Floor . '.'"'r
Tims Caps
For Boys ;
$1.59 1
"' Thesie ar the'
caps the boys all
want. They come
in a large assort
ment of colors.
Boys
; Parents-You'll Appreciate th Sturdy Wearing Qualities of These-
r rV ; of Blue -
1 Sergey
$8.95 to $13.95
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These are'belted models, nicely tailored and carefully cut and finished in
excellent style. There are all sizes in the assortment, from ages 8 to 18 years.
" Parents should lake advantage of this sale, for it Includes boys', suits of
good Quality serge, made in every style and material. ;."
'A ' ' . ' . Fourth Floor " A 7v :
Men's All the. Year Around Weight
Serge Suits
, of the Better Makes ','
$26.50 $$5.00
Every style man's suit is represented in
these ear around' weight s? rge suits. Each
suit is splendidly tailored and carries the
Burgess-Nash guarantee of, quality. .
Fourth Floor
The Desirable Modes in
Siting Suits
Are Ntw-TailUun for liwecn Seasons ;-f
( For Women and Misses . , "
Novel, swagger "suits "for travel or town, straight
silhouetted, subtly simple with; silk; embroidery " and
braiding in smart, distinciiv-" designs. Particularly
.' preferable are suits of tricotineiquetine; poiret twill,
novelty tweeds and covert cloth; one of these new, nifty
suits is a requisite of 'fe very carefully chosen spring out
fit Prieed from $25.00 and up :rJ ! v
V Book for a
Valentine
. Something vfhich
will be a continued
reminder of the
. sender as well as a
most acceptable val
entine, j
Recessional, 40c. v
. Danny Deever 85c.
Spell of the Yukon,
$2.00.
Just Folks, -$1.25.
, Rubalyat'of Omar
Khaiiyam, $2.00.
Childs Garden of
Verse, 35cv
Barrack Room Bal
lads, 35c,
Birth Day Books,
75c. . ,. - ..
Special Numbers Just Arrived in
Victrola Records
0 the Opera You Shouti Have.
Aid Fsrwoll OK EartK,
Bobraa Rudolph ' Narratire,
My Name is Minn!, Musetta
Walts Song.
Barber of SaTille-r-A Little
Voice I Hear. '
Carmetk Lot is Like a Wood
JUrd, Flower Song.
Ernani Ernani Fly With Me.
Faust Even - Bravest Heart,
Jewel Song.
Ciaconda Dance of the Hours.
Jewels of - the Madoana-Ra
feel's Serenade. "
Lakme Ball Song.' (
Lohangrln Weddtor March, .
Else Dream. ,
Lucia De Lammarmoor Mad
Scene. ..
Madam Butterfly-Duat , of
the Flowers. ,
Martha Last Rot of Summer.
.Spinning , Wheel Quartet.
Your Future Dwelling. '
Thou the
We
' Mignon Knowest
- Laird.
. Worm Hoar Me, Norma.
Otello Drinking Song.
- Swear By Heaven.
Pagliacei Prologue, On With
the Play.
Pearl of Brazil The Charming
Bird. ;
Puritan! la Sweetest Accents.
Ri g o I 1 1 o Dearest Name,
Quartet.
Romeo and Juliet Welts Song.
Samson and Delilah My Heart
at Thy Sweet Voice. .
Tales of Hoff
man Barca
rolle. - -
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and music.
T r a v I a ta
Ono of Whom
I Dreamed.
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