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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1921)
THE BEE: Omaha, saiukua. juisk i. mi. Sheriffs Attend IState School of Finjrer Prints Every County Officer in Tjt- braska To Receive Instruc tion in Identification of Criminals. Lincoln, June 17. (Special.) Smart burglars operating in Ne braska in the future will be identi fied by the whiteness of their hands. For smart burglars will wear kid gloves. . ' ,f uhin two weeks every sheriff itlftlie state will be a graduate from thV Nebraska Finger l'rint school operated by Gits Hyers, state sheriff, and H. J. Nielsen, head of the new state department of criminal identi fication. The first school of instruction for sheriffs from southeastern Nebraska was held today in Lincoln. The sheriffs were requested to send finger prints of all suspicious persons arrested in their counties to Nielsen and wire guaranteed that if Uncle Sam had their prints at the Leaven worth federal prison and Nielsen nan them at Lincoln the sheriffs would get the record of the man in short order. Methods of taking finger prints were demonstrated, cards for use in getting prints were distributed and other instructions. C. A. Dorr, assistant attorney gen- C. F.. Matson. countv attorney Lancaster county; Gus Hyers and T. Nic sen were among speakers who urged co-operation of all shir iffs with the state law enforcement bureau at Lincoln. ,morrow. - Attorney uenerai A. Davis, Hyers, Nielsen and others will conduct a similar school for sheriffs at Hastings. These schools will be held at central towns in van ous districts until every sheriff at tends, with little cost for transporta tion. Custer County Firemen , Complete Organization Broken Bow, Neb., June 17. (Spe cial.) Representatives from almost every town in the county met at the city hall to complete the orpanization of the Custer County Firemen's as sociation. C. J. Benson was made the permanent president; J, G. Leon aid, Broken Bow. secretary-treasur er; Judge N. D. Ford, Broken Bow, first vice president, and Ben Mills of Arnold, second vice president. I he object of the organization is to promote the interest and welfare of all fire companies. The first annual picnic will be held at Lake Ansley. August II. Man and Wife To Be Tried On Murder Charge in August O'Neill, Neb., June 17. (Special.) -Rolla and Delia Dehart, man and wife now in jail here charged with the murder of John Mize of Platte, S. D., whose body was found in the Niobrara river north of Atkin son several weeks ago, probably will tried at a special term of dis trict court the first or second week in August, according to announce ment of District Judge Robert R. Dickson. The court has announced the appointment of former District Judge J. J. Harrington to assist the county attorney in the prosecution of the charges against the couple. Gets $2,825 Compensation Cozad, Neb., June 17. (Special. ) Vincent Dunn received $2,825 this week from the state as compensation for the loss of his right hand while in the employ of the state Divorce Enters Duke and Biddle Family Circles Suit Filed Aeainst Son of "Tobacco King" Cloaked in Mystery Both Are Wealthy. Chlrkf Trlhnof-Omh Bm Iard Wire, Philadelphia, Pa., June 17. Mrs, Angier Buchanan Duke, daughter of Major and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle of this city, has brought suit for divorce against Angier Buchanan Duke of New York. A libel action, with the legal grounds for the action, cloaked in mystery, was filed today. The suit, a matter of gossip in social circles of this city and New York for months, was forecast by the separation of the pair in December, 1919. three years and a halt alter marriage, tnorts were mauc ay friends to effect a reconciliation. There were conferences of lawyers and finally by the parents. Admissions then were made that a divorce action was pending. But the grounds on which it was to be based were as zealously guarded as they are today. Mrs. Dukes is 23 and her husband is her senior Dy one year, i neir marriage, April ia, jyia, m noiy Trinity church. which attracted many persons socially prominent in the east, was the second intermar riage between the prominent families. A year after Miss Biddle became the bride of Mr. Duke, Capt. A. J. Drexel Biddle, jr., married Miss Mary Duke, sister of Angier B. Duke in the sum mer of 1916. Mr. and Mrs. Angier Duke have two children, Angier, jr., and An thpny Drexel Biddle Duke, The chil dren are with the mother. Mr. Duke is a son of Benjamin B. Duke, known as the "tobacco king" and one of the wealthiest men in the United States. He possessed $10, 000,000 in his own right and is a prospective heir of a $50,000,000 es tate. Governor and Fish Chief Leave on Trip Lincoln, June 17. (Special.) Governor S. R. McKelvie and George Koster, chief of the game and fish division of the state, left today for Niobrara and other towns in northern Nebraska. They will ride in the state fish car. Trout from the state fish hatchery at Gretna will be distributed at the various towns. 'The governor will spend the first of next week with George Johnson, secretary of the department of pub lic works, in looking over two road propositions in Rock, Keya Paha and Brown counties over which an altercation has arisen. He will speak at two community picnics at Allen and Wakefield Wednesday and Thursday he will meet Gus Fryers, state sheriff, at. Norfolk, where he will address a meeting of sheriffs. Illiteracy of Young Men Disgrace, Pershing Says Seagirt, N. J., June 17. General Pershing told National guard officers and men at Camp Edwards today that the illiteracy of the young man hood of the country was a disgrace and he hoped the nation would never again have to pass through such an experience with untrained minds and bodies as it did in the last war. ' I 'HE char acter of Ready Clothes is suggested by the type of men who wear them! YOUNG MEN AND MEN'S CLOTHING SPECIALISTS 1809 Farnam D. E. Cable Louis F. Sehonlau C. G. Kaessner Fashion's Favorite For Men Among the newest arrivals for men's summer wear are these square-toed brogues, moderately pointed. Men inclined to be fashionable in their footwear tastes will find this summer model entirely to their liking. Every pair a value-revela tion. Specially Priced at $9 16th and Douglas Sts. IT'S COOL In the Men's Barber Shop Main StoreFourth Floor. Boys' Palm Beach Suits Specially Priced J Saturday Mens and Yoi OF Genuine Palm Beach Suits "Coolest Things on Earth" 4.95 for Palm Beach Pants 11 Values from $40 to $60 An Opportunity to Buy an All-wool Suit at a 150 Remarkably Low Price! g Men's Men's StoreSecond Floor MM i i Men's "Regent" White Canvas Oxfords ($5 Values). 45 Cool, Light and Dressy Flexible fiber soles; English and broad toes; just the shoe for street or vacation wear; 45 5.00 values; special, per pair, Men's Oxfords 340 Pairs Men's Oxfords In brown calf and black viei leathers; all Goodyear sewed; 8.00 and 10.00 values; special, per pair, Q Main Floor Men's Store. Here's Good Luggage at Special Prices Vacation time Is here. Equip yourself with first class luggage at the lowest price. Cowhide Bag 18-inch bag, full cut cowhide ; lined with leather; three pockets; i Oflfl steel frame; brown and black; I Xvu 25.00 value; special, -I w Suit Cases Top grain cowhide; 24x26-inch size; strap all around; riveted corners; M CCi muslin lined; inside straps; a strong I OV well built case; a very special value at eJL a - Metal Trunk Two trays; good locks; a trunk that will stand the knocks of rough OO'Jft handling; a trunk built from the . ZZ. ground up; 30.00 value; special, at Jmd4 Our Luggage Department is stocked with suit cases, grips and trunks at the lowest prices given in yean. Main Floor Men's Store. Hot Weather Men's Furnishing Specials Special Prices Saturday on These Cool Duds! These Fine Silk Shirts Silk Knit Ties 55c Regular 1.00 Values Saturday at The narrow kind, so popu lar; to wear with the low collars of today. They come in cross stripes, dotted gren adines and plain shades. For the man that likes a heavier tie .we have included a lot of silk and fiber mixed. These are regular 1.00 val ues, so avail yourself of this opportunity of buying your summer's sutrolv: priced for Saturday selling, each, 55 Wash Ties- Beautiful DeJoinvilles 23c i Just received a second shipment of these won derful De Joinvilles. They almost created a panic last Saturday the scramble to get them was so great. Priced at 3 for ,00 6.15 You have seen our ad at this price before and you have seen the shirts and know that they are great values; we are safe in saying to you that not in this whole city can you find a better made shirt of higher quality silk than these we offer at the low price of 6.15 Sport Shirts They are here, fellows 1 They are here, and beauties, th much wanted minted mercer- ized Oxford, in sizes 14 to 17; only 60 dozen, so get here early; the real value is 1.50; priced for Satur day selling, n, so get la Athletic Union Suits Very fine quality, woven madras, in self stripes and neat jacquard tigures; wwse are priccu generally at 2.00; priced for Saturday, per suit, , auu la Shirts Silk Pongee The demand for this popular shirt has been so great t onnld not cet them fast enough. A lucky purchase brings 75 dozen of the heavy weight to us in time for Saturday selling, at A 95 Bathing Suits Pure Worsted, in the much wanted heath, and body stripes; these are suits you have paid as much as 8.50 for; every one per fect and well tailored; priced at, Main Floor Men's Store. .e effects 2s- Celebrated "Victor" Fibre SOX 50c Mr The kind 70a nro In the habit of paying 65c to 75c for; in all shades and sizes 1 priced for Saturday, per pair, 50 "Munsingwear" Athletic quantity of Corliss-Coon Soft Collars And Knit Union Suits Only a small these left, so don't delay; buy for this and nest year's use; they are real values; per suit, Saturdav will be the last day of our sensational Cor liss Coon Ss Co. Soft Collar Sale. This was a knockout sale, only the best styles and cloths, and made as only Cor liss Coon can do ; priced at This was a knockoi 15c k for 00 Straws! Golf Hats and Caps Get Yours Saturday 4 "Mr South American Straws Light, cool, well made; in sailor and Alpine styles; exceptional value, at Genuine Panamas, Bangkoks and Leg horns In Optimo, Alpine and tele scope; priced at, Golf Hats A special sale of these hats ; they come in blue, khaki, gray, checked silk and white duck; special, Summer Caps In Palm Beach, pongee, i 1 1 siiK monair ana snepnera checks; priced at 2.00 and . -295 S 122 I 1S2 I Boys' Straw Hats 30 dozen fine blue, black, brown 3 1 i . . . .. v ana peanui straws; inese nats come in all styles and sizes: special, each, Men's Store Main Floor Boys' Summer Caps In as sorted styles and colors: priced at 1.00 to Main Floor Arcade. 122 50c V
