TilK BEE; OMAHA, ATUK1)AY. At'KIL
1921.
J;
I s
Americans Rank
Second Among
Tokio Foreigners
33 U. S. Citizens in Tokio,
Second in , Number ;to
'3,166 Chinese British
Third With 367.
Tokio, April 22, Americans rank
icoiul in the list of toreignrrs rcsid-
t r I.
uiif in tue capital cuy oi japan, u
y.as announced recently by the met-
trojjoiitan police department oi 19
Jo. Of the 5.245 foreigners living
Tokio 653 of theni are Americans,
txording to these 1921 figures. .
J A; notable increase in the Germans
5 f. iug in Tokio is one of the out
? landing features of the announce-
6 wicnt. As a reason tor this is given
T fhc fact tliat German business men
h '. : - :.. i
flit cluvmJiiiiK lu ugaiu luunu luni
tie during the great war. The 50
mans who lived in 'lokio during
ic war : have . increased toU7 al-
gcady China ranks first in the list
wd Great Britain's residents are
ifrhird. The list follows: Chinese,
J.466; Americans, 653; British, 367;
Russians, 227; Germans, 127; French,
Filipinos, 37; Hollanders, 28;
"Ktviss, 26; Hindoos, 2!; Italians, 21;
SNvedes, 20; Czechs, 16; Siamese, 15;
3'ortuffuese, 13; Belgians, 13; Argen
tinians, 12; Spaniards, 12; Chilians,
11; Austrians, .8; Danes, 6; Norwe
plans, 6; Canadians, 5; Australians,
j J Greeks, 4; Bulgarians, 3; Malay
ans, 3; Emns,. 2; Burmese, 2; Bra
zilians, 2';- Mexicans, 2; 'Roumanians,
if
t ::
S. Seeks Restoration
J; Washington, April 22. While dis
tribution of the former German
iables in the Pacific will be deferred
jfrnding settlement of the. status of
4he island of Yap, it was "learned to
15ay that the United States will make
!n effort to have cable commumca
ion to the Dutch East Indies and
Jjir east over the lines now in posses-
soon as possible.
Tfcar the cables radiat-.
sland of' Yap were
jealcd by the Japanese authorities
nd have never been reopened. Jhc
3ble formerly' extending from Yap
Shanghai .was Reflected from. the
Chinese city to a point in possession
3J Japan in the far east. Whether
mi attempt- wjli be made by;, the
iVmerican government to have , the
J&blc restored to: Shataghai was not
disclosed. ,
;5)r east over the li
Asion of Japan 'as s
Y,'. During the Tfcar
' -3jg from the Tsl;
Redraft Anti-Dumping "
Pacts, of ; Tariff Bill;
Up Before Senate Sobn
Washington, April 22. Anti
dumping and currency - valuation
provisions of the emergency tariff
bill will be revised and the measure
reported to the. senate Saturday or
Monday, Senator Penrose announcd.
Senator Penrose said that while il
was possible the provision limiting
depreciation in foreign currency to
66 23 per cent 'below . normal par
value in assessing import duties
might be stricken -out, it was not
probable. lie admitted this feature
of the bill has caused trouble, but
said it could be redrafted so as to
provide increased protection with
out inflicting undue hardships.
Passage of the bill in the senate
by the end of next week was pre
dicted by ..the senator. So change
will be made in the sections of the
bill imposing duties on agricultural
products, he said.
The get-together
Want Ads.
medium Bee
Failure of Man to
Get Transcript
May Cost His Life
Court Reporter Becomes Fu
gitive Before Brief for Ap-
peal Completed and Con
m vict Can't Get Rehearing.
Duuuoin, 111., April 22. Because
,
I uie court stenograpner wno re
! corded his trial on a charge of mur
der is now-a fugitive from justice,
William Pursley is in jail . here
awaiting execution of a. death sen
tence without the means of getting
his case before the state supreme
court.
Before action could be taken on
an appeal by the prisoner, following,
his conviction. Miss Abbie Robert
son, the, stenographer whose duty
it is to make the brief for presenta
tion in the higher court forged the
signature of Circuit Judge Pope, and
under, the odiuhi of prosecution re
fused to decipher her notes on the
trial.
Miss Robertson's whereabouts are
unknown. . Without the brief the
case cannot go to " the supreme
court. -
A stay of execution has been
granted, by the governor and the
attorney general has issued a spe
cial ruling that the appeal may be
framed by counsel for both sides,
of the .case and Judge Pope, pro-,
viding an agreement can be reached
as to the major premises for the
re-trial. Without the agreement
Pursley can take no further action
and will hang on June 24.
i Alaskan Railroads Ask to
Issue $1,500,000 in Bonds
Washington. April 22A-The Alas
ka Anthracite Railroad company ask
ed authority of the Intrestate Com
merce commission .today ' to issue
$1,500,000 6 per cent 20-year bonds,
to' co'mplete its ' line. Charles D.
Davis, general manager, said the
business and climaiic conditions in
Alaska required the road to be com-1
plcted during' the present working
season.1 ' : v-
Guests Catch Own Fish,
See It Cook in Londou Cafe
London, April 22. London has
the latest thing in restaurants, where
guests are able to select their fish
alive from a glass tank in the center
of the dining room. It is known as
the Tuscan and has introduced Flor
entine cooking into London. It is in
the famous Soho district.
Guests will be furnished with lish
inor t.n-klp if thev desire and car.
have the pleasure of catching their 1
own trout or whiting. The fish cat!
be seen cooking behind a glasi
screen on a Tuscan spit, which re
volves over a wood and charcoal .
fire. The glass screen separates the
kitchen from the dining room.
Mixing
iOTlPWIPlIKS
OKIIPAKIY
3. E. COR. Kit A JACKSON STS.
The Greatest Sale of
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Chicago Builders Announce
Lockout Against Workmen
Chicago. April 22v A lockout of
the building trade in Chicago ef
fective April 30. unless the unions
sign -up for a 20 per cent cut for
skilled labor and a 30 per cent re
duction for unskilled labor was an
nounced tonight by the builders. At
r. resent the rate is $1.25 and $1
i an hour. .
UndermtislMs
IMarine Corps Airplanes
; ; Return to Washington
. j; Washington, April 22. Complet
ing a S.OOQ-niilp round trip aerial
Jpurney to the Dominican republic
J Aid, return, two marine corps-air-Janes.
which left liee "Nfarch2V ar
rived safely , today at Boiling Field
ttom Fayettcville. X. C. ' -The expedi
tion was escorted from Fayetteville.
o this city .by three other marine
f'prps planes. " v--"Si
'The (light was intended to blaze
aerial trail from Washington to
She .Yiruiii islands, but an outbreak
ik bulfenia pl'ui at,San.iuan,,PortoL
"T;. .?c( Ti flvfe n mm hart-
yrom Sn Doiningoi,r5: . !
fykexk Stirling, Runner Up
5t In British Golf Tourney
: J Burrhill, England,, April 22. (By
he Associated' Press.) Janet Jack
ion, the Irish woman golf champion,
Jfcday won the woman s golf tourna
nricnt for the championship offered
l!y the Golf Illustrated. She turned
3i a score of 158 for the 36 holes of
medal play. ' Miss Alexa Stirling, the
limerican champion, made the" 36
Stoles in 161. 5
Miss Jackson, who made the
'i ifiorning round in 80, completed the
Afternoon round in 78. Miss Stirling
.jurned in a card of 81 in the morn-
i nng round and 80 in the afternoon.
-
pivorced Couple Make Up,
St Judge Sets Aside Decree
A;divorif decree granted Carlton
TSanford and Leah Sanford in dis-
wict court April 15, 1918, was set
;aid by Distnct Judge Sears yester
day when they appeared before him
.tafnd told him they had made up their
differences three months after the di
vorce and returned to each other.
.They- said they just forgot to have
the decree set aside, but looked upon
iit as never having been granted.
In view of their present happiness
and prospects for continued felicity,
Judge Sears entered , the order mak
ing the divorce -decree null and void.
; Agriculture Committee
Senate Gets Down t$ Work
ashington, April 22. Work on
farmer relief and kindred legislation
'-as begun today by the senate ag
ificultural committee.
f: Senator Capper's bill to legalize co-
a' j .
operative marKcimg was reierrea o
I Secretary Wallace.. The packer control-bill,
'reintroduced by Chairman
Korris of the senate committee, was
Jfcferred to a- subcommittee headed
by Senator Norris, which will meet
tomorrow. The committee decided
Jftot to have further hearings on the
measure. - j
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:I. C C. Boosts Loading Price
For Handling Live .Stock
Washington. April 22. Increased
J fcharges for loading and unloading
ordinary live stock at public stock
I j ards5at";Chicago-and other western
2 joints and inclusion of such charges
ui transportation of live stock were
J Ordered today by the f Interstate
Commerce commission. The
charges were fixed at a uniform scale
I $i $1 a car. The previous scale had
pnge.d ifom 5Qcents to $l.at various
! stock yafdsvi t!" s,.'vVrv
!t, . '' --r.'.V--
1 4
vTo Send Minister to U.r S.
l Otu4aT Ajjhl" 22. Defihrtevan:
aouncement of the Canadian, govern
.rent's intention to appoint Vniinister
Ito the United States was made" in-the
house of commons tonjghty Pre
Jjnier Arthur Meigheri; 'dutfng .'a de
Jbate on a vote of $6O,0O0l-for Cani
idian representation at Washington,
A. M. Bruner, Prominent in
: National Y. M. Work, Dies
St RockJsland, in., April 22. A. M.
jBruner, T.0, died last night in Everett,
Wash., according to information re
ceived here today. For 35. years he
aad been prominent in nat' v.
Twenty feet above the Hi tfK P.enta
: Wre Offering the Biggest
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Here's the Evidence:
4,.
First, the difference between ground 'floor "and second f loonrentalf is a
big saving prorated on every suit. cAt, Barker's you never -pay for the
suit that the other f el low: don't pay for because we sell for cash. Here,
you avoid the taxation on every suit, created by excessive .stocks, heavy
insurance and elaborate fixtures. ' Doesn't it sound logical?
Three Value Groups Not to be Equalled in thejMiddlewest
From the Workshops of More than Twenty of Ameri
ca's Finest Tailors, We've Assembled
- This Vast Showing of ;
Quality
Clo
es
Here's a store not content with a tieup with one or two clothing manu
facturers, accepting the good, bad and indifferent as they produce,
but we choose the best values, best styles, best qualities from more
than 20 of America's premier clothes makers. No wonder Barker
clothes always have a 'distinctive appearance, regardless of the price
you pay. : t . .: ' .
We've set out on a policy this Spring to bring to the men and young
men.of Omaha clothing values that equal -those of,1914. Come up
Saturday and judge for yourself just how successful we have actually
been. .. ' '- " ' ' ; '
Big men, little men, long or short size at Barker's matters' but little -we
are prepared to-fit you perfectly in the suit of your .choice. and' at .
a price you care to payi y . ? .
' You'll appreciate the courteous, obliging, painstak
1 ing-service every v Barker salesman endeavors.? to
render. Rain or shine, come up Saturday; ;
Assure Yourself of a Saving of at Leas$ifl by Taking the Elevator to
Second Floor Securities Building, 16th and Farnam.
i
m
i , i . r i ; . si i
I . $1.25 .... $1.45
I Garments Garments '
. 42c 59c
Omaha Has Known in Months ,
...
Teddy Bears ;
and; : r
Night Gowns
Made of fineiqual
ity, soft Nainsook
and , Longcloths in
white and flesh. On
. sale Saturday at
Leu Than Cost
, of Materials !
Each , garment 'is, cpt
full and d a i nt i l y
trimmed with; pretty
laces' and 7 embrbid-
SALE
Box Chocolates
Full - Pound boxes of assorted
creams or nougat covered with
a thick; heavy coating of rich
chocolate,
only". . .'. ... .
49c
enes.
$1.65
Garments
t. $1.,9.8 : .
Garments
69c 83c
I
! Many Refreshingly New
Dresses
I
i
Have Just Arrived
You will like' the way they
are made, for' they show
workmanship of a' very
high degree. . They are of
piam ana stnpea taireta,
charraeuse, georgette and
Canton crepe, etc., in, novel
basque effects, flared cbrd'
ed i- slcirts, - allwing drapes
and rows of ruffles and are
very moderately priced
I
Spring Suits at $22.50 Up
Spring Coats at $14.75 Up
Reduced Pric s bt C
MILLINERY.'
Scores f , $ecfeingrid-fasbn
novelties 'in leghorns, taeffetas
nd hair braids at decisive rediic-
$4.91; $5.95; $6.45 Up'v
, Charge Accounts 'Invited
r - .
On Johnson's Prepared
Floor Wax
59c
Here 'is a ' REAL buy if you
tvant this high-grade "y'ax for
housecleaning.
Pound Can, . ,
Regularly 85c
Two-Pound Cant, d 1 ' 1 Q
Regularly $). 65. J) 1 . 1 7
Screen Paint
About Price
You will get a fine. oil. paint
that will be, an excellent pre
servative for both frame and
wire. ,
S;24p .3?c
Pautt Bruihef-7-A; good r,2-inch
pure Uhinese bristle
brush, only . .'. .
19c
J j
Side Icing Refrigerator With
large white enameled1 foodcham
bers equipped with wire shelves".
that will maintain a frigid temper
ature; insulated to
save ice; special. . .
if-, V Will X J.
$37.50
'MkJ- Saturday Only on All
Bedroom Fornitiire !
1
Lack of Space. Makes It Possible to Show Only a Fraction of i'thei?
oargains i ou van vouni i our, oavings in JLfoiiars" :
. - As Always, 'You Make Your Own Terms, v.; ''.
Chiffoniers- J Dressing Table f
Chiffonier, well made of 4 Dreinj; Table,un wal
solid oak, ;with? Sspaci-' nut;- finish "wilh ; triple
of1-ich
$15.95
Beds
Full Size Bed
imitation oak, very well
made, at 1 ft QC
only.,..VAV.vr
.'.i ' , ?.
Ivory Bed in full size
, with five slats in . each
end, re-
duced to
Twin Beds in rich ma
hogany, unusually well
made, in Adam period,
$19.75
Oak Bed, Colonial de
signs, in quarterea oaK,
. full size,
; Saturday.
f 4-Pot Bed, with large
, panel ends, in genuine
mahogany tOQ Cf
or walnut
Many Others , f
$22.50
Dressers
Dreer in solid. oak with
French plate mirror and
fsd.rr..$ 17.95
Dreiser, beautiful? ivory,
With; 2 8x2 4 French plate
$37.50
mirror,
is. .
Drettar, Adam design, in
ivory, with 42-inch top.;
2T.. $42.50
Dret.en, William., and
Mary model, in mahog
any an Adam desiga in
Bird's-eye Maple and :a
moilem period in beau
tiful 1ory, all with large
tops., and big motors,;
reuucea (PAT rTri
Many Others
to
pus draw
$14 qe;
era., at... f -"aw
yw , . .. .
Chiffonier, 'in richi.'wal
nut finish with'; roomy
toD'and 7 QC
drawers 270
Chiffonier, an Adam de
sign inbeautif vl mahog
any finish t O Q CA
reduced toVAi7.0U
Chiffonf.r,quartcred oak
with 84-lnch plank top,
in Adam l?OQ Crt
period, atH4y.U
Chif f onier, YChippendae
design, in very , fine, ma
hogany flf 7' EA
finish. onlyP v
Many ..Others- -
rench plate mirrors.
'only .'. .' : -$19:79
Dressing; Table, t Ad.T3n
period, in quartered oajcj'
triple-'' plate mirrors;
only ....... $32.50
Dressing Table, Chip1-.
pendale-model, in beau
tiful 'ma- (IJOQ ClV''
hogany, atvOI.OVr,
Dressing, t Tables, in -creamy,
i vory finish,'"
with triple plate mirrors,'
fe;v:..$42.5P)
OWMing . Table;in wafe; -
nnL solid. mahoganyi'
line'd 'drawers, triple mir .
rors,
at .
I0f IrlllC IIIU- ,
$59.50 ,
Complete Suites Are Also Specially, Priced
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