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thk kkK! OMAHA. SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1921. 1
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LWomen Should
Keep Busy, Says
Peggy Reeves
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Character Analvet Asserts
Tife Who Won't Keep Up
Home Should Be Made
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To Earn Living.
Activity, either in the home or in
the business World, was advocated by
PfRBy Majorietanks Reeves, char
. acter analyst, in a speech before
members of the Kiwanis club Friday
noon at the Rome hotel
" "If I were a married man and my
wife u tint hiuv mothering mv
children or did not interest herself
in keeping up our home, Id make
her work. I wouldn't give her any
money and alt she needed to spend
T'H make her tarn.
"Women have no business being
idle. If they don't want to keep house
they should work. If they want to
be mothers they should do iSO.
"Because men and women do not
knnw arh nthi-r httr divorces re-
Suit. I would make it harder to
marry and easier; to get a divorce.
Children should be taught the se-
c.ret of living in the schools. Girls
and boys shouldn't marry the first
person with whom they tail in love.
Tlwv shnuld analvze one another and
know whether the marriage is going
to be successful before they take the
step.
ArenrAinet tn tlii analvst even SUC
ccssful business men do not use all
their mental and physical energies in
the pursuit of their work. She said
few men knew their own possibilities
and were thus handicappea.
Trust Company Seeks
To Annul Marriage of
Elderly Woman Ward
. Mrs. ' Blanda Anderson 63, and
Carl AnrUrsnn 6. were married
Thursday afternoon, but yesterday
the Peters Trust company niea a
petition m district court, asking tnat
the marriage be annulled, because of
the ' alleged : incompetency ot airs
Anirtrin ' '
Th tmct mmfunv waa annointed
guardian for Mrs, -Anderson some
time ago and holds for her property
and spftiritiea valued at $22,000. Fol
lowing the wedding in the county
rniirf ViniixA Thursdav ' the newlv
married couple went to the trust;
company and attempted to withdraw
the money. It -was refused.
The wftridinp was the outcome of a
. correspondence courtship between
Anderson, who ' lives at Sartele,,
Minn., and Mrs, Anderson, formerly
Hianaa .wiewn.a wara 01 me ns
areth home, Thirty-fourth, atreet andr
Meredith avenue. August jonnson,
brother of the bride", living at 2530
Reward street, approves tne annuu
ment. ,
Samson Promises
Hot Initiation
''Better Join Early if You
Want Mild Entrance,"
- Says Gardner.
Prospective subjects of Samson
who wish to avoid the secret initia
tion into Ak-Sar-Ben will do well to
join before May 23, according to an
announcement made yesterday by
Charles Gardner, secretary to Sam
son. "Oh, boy, there'll be some hot in
itiations after opening date,' added
Mr. Gardner, with a tricky wink of
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"Those boys who want to walk
gently into the Den without under
going the ngors ot some unexpecicu
occurrences had better enlist in the
ranks of Samson now," he warned.
'Right now!"
T-v.. driv fnr , Ak-Sar-Ben mem
Ill - - - -"
K.ro n'nhi rnntinticd with renewed
viror all next week, Mr. Gardner
said. .
Tn Aati. thn mtmhershin numbers
nearly 2,000. Hope of reaching a
tntat nf 6 000 hrfnre nnenino- nieht
of, Gus Renze's musical comedy at
the Den was expresses oy Air. uara
ner.
i Extradition Hearing
Of Suspected Liquor
Runners Set for Today
Tlnlpss attorneys for the Canadian
liouor dealers who. are prosecuting
Omaha booze runners for alleged
rhk,rv and (nrarrv tn Canada are
called to Minot, N. D., to start the
extradition hearing oi wunanr
Maher. alias William Connelly, anas
i T v Rnrnt who wn arrested
Wednesday night, the continued
hearing of the Jour Omaha men on
similar charges win De neia saruraay
in tederai court. .
Thn r,nr Omaha mm Mart W ll
liams, alias "Red the Rough;" Wiley
Compton, Axel Pearson and Jack
Hiwiirrl nala nf Maher. are still in
the county jail wnnout Donas, wa-
mg final decision or , umtea states
Ammtaiinnaf
to whether thev shall be extradited to
Canada.
They were arrested two months
ago
Farmer Hurt Whejj Wagon
Is Hit bv Street tat Dies
f. K. Estal. 41 a farmer., who was-
hurled against a curb J. nursaav
afternoon at Eighth avenue and
Mam street Councu pupta wnen a
rs r etntrlr tVi wacrnn he was
driving,' died, in Mercy hospital at
t a m "vwnav, n p was uncon-
scious when he was! taken to the
Loan Co. Head Charged
With Election Fraud
Ernest O. Amcspresident of .the
State Savings and Loan association,
was arrested Friday morning,
charged with destroying a ballot at
last Tuesday's election, while acting
as an election official at a polling
booth at Thirty-sixth and Jackson
streets. Ames' bond was fixed at
$1,500.
An hour later Ames handed in his
resignation as president of the sav
ings association. . It was accepted.
Ames will have a preliminary hear
ing in police court this morning.
Ames arrest followed the filing of
a complaint against him Thursday by
Harley G, Moorhead, election commissioner.
Bee Want Ade Product Results
Brief City News
Card I'arty Alpha
No. 2. Woodman
Grove amp,
clroJw, will give a
card party at A. O. U. W. hall, Four
teenth and Dodge streets, next
Wednesday evening,
Masque Carnival The Union Out-
fitting company will entertain their
friends at a masque carnival at the
Empress Rustic garden Monday
Latent
Denies Striking ManAl Daven
port, policeman, and Joe SuteJ, ball
player, were given a hearing In po
lio court on- the chart of aawault
Ing Art Beeber, 246 South Nine
teenth atreet, last Sunday night.
SuteJ was discharged and Duveti
port'a case was taken under adviw
ment. Davenport dented atrlklng
Beeber with a revolver, :
Ijcflniiff Jbtiring lwtpMiwl--Tlui
hearing ot Caroline ltlan's nu
iinn f.w iiiiM'Munod ullni'onv wax con
tinued until Monday morning by Dis
trict Judge Sears yesturviay.
Widow Sue for Damaee
for Death of Her Husband
Christine Allin brought suit in dis
trict court yesterday against tne mm
onto-! Parifir railroad and the Nfi-1
braska Power company for $100,000
damages. - .
On Apr9,1921, at 1:30 a. m. her
husband. Oda L. Aum, 32, driving a
rur rnllide d with railroad bars let
down to block traffic at Florence;
hnuWard and the Belt line, and re
ceived injuries which caused hi
rUstli iiVik jvs. She allcsres that in
sufficient lighting' caused the acci
dent. ;
Dr. Abbie Holmes to Speak
To Teacher and Parent?
frarlnr Parts' will be the SUbleCt
of Dr. Abbie Virginia Holmes' talk
th Parnt-l'eachers' associa
tion in Central High school auditor
ium Tuesday evening at e.
Holmes lectures on sex hygiene and
social nroblema. L B. Erion has
rharar nf thrt nroeram.
S. Rand, chairman of the orttau-
lvatinn rnmmittpe. wilt reoort plans
for next year. This is the last tneeK
ing for the current year. Election of
omers wilt take place.
Man Shot Through Breast
Dies; Police Hold Woman
: Nathan Long, who was taken td
the St. Joseph hospital Monday night
with a bullet hole in his left breast,
AlA Pridav mnrnincr and Mrs. Tonv
GolgU is being held lor the shooting.
The woman said she shot Long while
he was attempting to -rob her house.
Long admitted the woman had shot
him and that he and two companions
hod crone tn Vipr house tn pet liauor.
The woman was released on $1,000
' bond, ixmg's wue.came irom Mar
halltown, la- Tuesday. Long lived
at 1812 Chicago atreet. ,
Body of Flyer KUled by
Fall to Pass Through Omaha
The body of Walter M. Hunting,
young air mail pilot who was burned
to death Thursday morning when his
nlanft rrihd in earth at Sock
Springs, Wy., will pass through
Omaha today, according to advice re
ceived yesterday by w. 1. Votaw,
superintendent of the air mail station
The body is en route to Camden,
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n. j., cuncings lonner nome.
Arrest Man Suspected of
Several Lincoln Holdups
Ben Livingstone was arrested yes
t.riiav W. ntrtivi Trann and
Munch at 2537J4 South Eighth street,
on nuorsnauun uui iwm.
is said to have confessed to Acting
Chief of Detectives Pstanowski that
he is the man who haa been terroriz
ing Lincoln with robberies and hold
ups for the last two months.
He was taken to Lincoln yesterday
afternoon. , ...
Dunn Shows Displeasure
With City Prosecutor
As T. B. Murray took his place as
cityprosecutor at the side of Pplice
Judge H. V. Dunn in police court
Friday morning, the latter exclaimad,
"Get down there where you belong,
you said so many things about me
during the campaign ; I don't want
j ou near me." I; " .
Ill get down and out." replied
Hurray, and he left the court room.
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Doh!t Forget
May 8
Mother's Day
Give Her Ono or Moro
of These Mother's
Columbia, Records.
A2175 -Mother's Pray
era Have Followed Me.
A2913 Mother's Hands.
79060- Mother (I Love
You).
A1899 MOTHER.
2030 Mother Dear, Oh
Pray for Me.
A1337 Mother Ma-
chreei""" - V""".'
A6160 Mother Heart.
A3355- Mammy Dear.
A3377 My Mammy.
A2861 Was There fciver
a Pal Like You.
A2937 That Old Irish
Mother of Mine.
A2964 -Rockaby, Lull
aby, Mammy.
A1231 Always Think
of Mother.
Hear them t and order
them from the
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Howard, Betweea 15th 18th
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314 NORTH ISTH STREET
Fiber Hose, Pair
45c
snn Amnn nair of men's fiber
hose, art apecfally priced lor Sat-
uraay.
1 Dowattatra Sttr '
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Shoes and Oxfords
New thou and iufords ot the
but euallty, at spetlal priew
Pumof. Ill vain........
tdie' Shoca and Oxtordi, A flfl
IMS vataat ..,, f'VU
Men't Drest 8koc in tan tf Aft
or bUek, tT.lt valuta..,
Mtn'l Work Shoos in tan 5 Cfl
or black OU
Boy and OWa' Shot 9tU
and Oxfordi r
Child's Barefoot Sandals, 1
pair J
Chile's Barefoot Sandala, '
pair
j:helphand
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" EVERYBOCLYfe store
Shetland Yarn
15c Ball
Begin on tha summer sweater
now. Our instructors will show
you how to make it.
Second Floor.
aies' lirmg I e w
TV
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of Still Lower Prices
-Take Advantage of Them
FLOWERS for
"Mother's Day"
Nothing seems quite so appropriate to send on
Mother's Day as a beautiful bouquet of cut flowers
or, perhaps, a plant that will last all summer.
Our Cut Flower Department is prepared to'fill
your orders promptly with large assortments of
blossoms or plants at very low prices. Downstairs
Store.- 1
' SATURDAY IS 'ALWAYS
"Middy" Day
In Our Blouse Department
And this week we have some very special values at $1.95.
' Co-ed middies, alqp tha regulation middies with copen dollars, also
white. Sies6to22. . N .
Secoad Floor .
Kodak Time
Is Here
Buy your Jtilms and have
your pictures finished right
. here at Burgess-Nash Co. AH
v work done by experts and guar
anteed. 'We have a one-day
service on photo work.
Photo Albums
Very Special $2.00
' 7x11, 50 loose. leaves and
flexible back.
Vacuum Bottles
Complete with handle cup.
Guaranteed to keep contents
hot or cold.
At........
$1.39
Sale of Imported and Domestic Marmalade
At Exceptionally Low Prices
Elisabeth Ellen perfume, X price.' ,
r.u.Uv'. inoortMl Mrfume. Chype, Cur D. Ruaai, Lilai, about
2 ouaee !. eriginal blU, $3.50. -
Piver'a teilet water, J-e nretie, Aauraa or rwrymo, i.p.
Dj.r Kiaa teiUt watat, VegeUl, $1.29. ,
Rram Gallette Fleur De Armour toilet water, 8 ounce bottle
'at $5.25. i : . ...
Hubigaata Coeu de Jeaaette toil.t water, S ounce oeuie, ao.o.
Djer Kiaa perfume, per ouaee, $1.5.
Beecham'a toilet water, U odort, 79e.
Marii cold cream, 39c.
Maria violet or roae talcum, 17c.
" Mavie manicure seta, complete, $1.69.
Beecham'a oriental brillantine, 35e.
Beechem'a Lady Teaael wonder powder, 89c. ' ,
Compact powder or rouge, mirrer top and puff, 22t ,
Lash Lux, for eye laahea, 42c.
Amolia powder for peropiration, 21c.
Nail poliih, eahe form, 2 for 25b
Nail buffer., detachable chamois, 39e.
Saaitol shaving stick, cream or powder, 23c.
' Ladies' hard rubber dressing combs, 9 laches loag, 35e,
, Steven's depilatory, it haa ae odor, 69.
P.pted.at dental cream, 37e. i '
Cefegate'a dental cream, 21c. '
Tooth brushes, guaraateed, are ell packed in sanitary boxes.
H priee.
Soaps and Drugs
Woodbury's facial seep, 1 9c. '
Peroxide soap, 3 for 2Se.
Wool soep, 2 for 15c .
' Lux, 10c. '
Waterbury compound, plain or with creosote, 69c.
Lilly's eempouad Syrup Hypophosphite, 89c.
Hiakles pills, 19c bottle.
Nujol, mineral oil, 44c. .'
Jehasoa'e end JohasoWs small seaitary napkins, 42e.
Magic or butterfly dye'soap flakes, 4e,
. Stearns or Hobsoaa, rat or reach paste, 22c. t- , -Zinc
oxide in tubes, 17e.. 1 ..'.. '
Johatea's and Johnson's Heapital cotton, 1 lb. rolls, 49c. '
i V;-',.-.", ! . . ,K..C?ai Floor, ' .'';';, ' ' 8 '"
Sunkist Orange
$3.00
a dozen, or
27c a Jar
Delicious marmalade,
made in California with,
fresh, ripe oranges, grape
fruit, lemons and granulated
sugar, racked m sanitary
Very special. In the Down-
stairs Store.
The May Events in the Underwear Section Are
of Great Importance
Saturday a Special Sale of Women's
Night Gowns
$1.95
Gowns of muslin and nainsook with deep yokes
of lace and embroidery, empire and kimono effect,
many pretty styles to choose from. Special, $1.95.
Chemise and Bloomer
Two-piece seta chemise and bloomer, made of
Georgette Crepe, trimmed with Val. lace and ribbon,
scalloped and plain.
Priced at $10.00 and $19.50
Breakfast Coats
Special $10.50
Boudoir Caps
To Match
Never were colors jnora alluring or styles
more fascinating than these charming. 'new
tvoirr aaf. onata. mndA nf beautiful radium '
and plain' colored chiffon taffetas with tiny
frills of self -coloring. With or without col-
lar and trimmed with rosebuds, pockets and ,
ysash. s- ' . '.. ' Socondfloor
Boudoir cap's to match ii all colors, made
of net, crepe de, chine and satins, trimmed
with ribbon and rosebuds. ? ?!
Priced at $1.35, $1.65,
$1.95 and up to $5.95
You Will Be Interested in the' Modes Shovm in Our-
New Gloves
Kid Olovet -$1.39
pr.
A special. lot of imported
kid, eape and mocha gloves at
a special price. These gloves
come in white, black, brown,
mode, tan and gray. Embroi
dered and Paris point backs,
Not all sizes in every 'style, '
but all sizes in the lot Per
pair, $1.39. v
Silk Gloves, $2.50
12 and 16-button mousque
taira silk gloves in the much
wanted shades of French gray, .
mode, navy and white.
' Main
Chamoisette
Gauntlets
f $1.50 pr.
Strap wrist chamoisette
gauntlets with spearback in
pongee and beaver, the fab
ric being so elosely woven
that it resembles genuine
chamois.
Silk Gauntlets
$2.50 pr.
An attractive silk gauntlet
with heavy embroidered backs,
in fray, mode, brown and
. white. . . ' . '
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The Girls WUl Be Delighted With 'These
Taffeta Frocks
In Two Groups
at
$10.50
and
Art Embroidery Models
Hand Mads and Hand Embroidered
At One-Half the Regular Price
$22.50
' These frocks are mostly 'one of a
kind" and represent .tha latest models
and most fashionable trimmings, and
who. wouldn't enjoy just such a dresa
for this season' of the year? " The col
ors are rose, copen, Belgian, and navy,
Dress Illustrated, $10.50
Sizes 6 to 12, $10.50.
Sizes 13 to 19, $22.50.
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The Colors and Styles in These
Summer Dresses
$17S
Are Most Appealing
f)f imnorted oreandv and dotted
awissea in lavender, pink, lighter shades of
blue, also navy. They are trimmed with
materials of contrasting colors, embroid
ered flowers, cuffs and collars and large
organdy sashes. Sizes 16 to 42.
Specially Priced at
$17.95
Sale of Metfs Fiber Hose
100 dosen men's fiber hoaer; In' all colors, reinforced heels and
tees. Are very specially priced for Saturday.; Sizes 10 to lift.
Men's canton flannel gloves, knit wrist, 8c pair.
Men's Beau Brwmnel shirts, $1.49 each; ' '
Street car mep 'uniform suitij . . '
. '.Men'a athletic unionauits, 89c .
45c Pair
May Sale of 3000 Yards of -
Beautiful Ribbons
59c 95c $1.45
This enormous sale includes best quality ribbons in such a variety of colors and kinds that
you'll just wish you cduld have some c-i every bolt.
In the assortment are taffeta, jersey and satin, in all widths, Irom 4 in. to, 1? in. wide.
You can select ribbon suitable for girdles, bags, camisoles, children's hair bows, etc. in such
colors as henna, Harding blue, brown, coral, orange pink, light blue and green.
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For the Graduate or thesfune Bride
Regent Pearls
Nothing is more appropriate for the "Sweet Girl .Graduate" than pearls, which
is the emblem of purity. . Regent pearls are guaranteed not to break or peel; Can
be washed with soap and water when soiled and will retain their brilliancy. They
come in 16-inch, 18-inch, 20-inch, 22-inch and 24-inch lengths. v
Specially Priced at $3.95, $5.50 $7o50, $12.50,
$16.50, $22.50, $27.50, upward to $125.00
i White gold and platinum diamond set clasps ; for
pearl necklaces priced from $12.50 to $135.00.
Main Floor.
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