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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1921)
4 A THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1921. Farmer Puts Up $1,500 Bond for Man Who Robbed Him 3 Film Men Near Death as Auto Dives Into Ditch Dundee Children Stage "July Follies" "If You Trust a Mai in He J. K. Johnson, H. B. Watts and Edwin Stevens in Car Wrecked in 20-Foot Plunge in Iowa. Will Not Betray You,' , Is the Theory of ' Bondsman. II B rUUOsU JMWI II in II H II Illnife'I M WC I I a I II - m a m w gjg 8. E. COR. 16 & JACKSON STS. J Rill Hans Jurgeni, farmer living three milei northwest of Florence, has be friended Walter Slangcrup, who as sisted three other men in. robbing Jfurgens in his farmhouse last De cember. .A few days ago Fred Brock who was on Slangerup's bond with Jur iens notified the district court that he wanted Slangcrup put in jail so he could he released from rcsponsi bilitv for him. Slancerup was working steadily Then Jurgcns came lorward and be- ci me responsible tor the wnoie Dona and SlanecniD is allowed to be tree pending disposition of the charges aeainst him. "I guess he is so-ry for what he did." says Jurgcns. "I do not want to see him lie in prison." "But you might lose your $1,500 if he should skip out. "He won't run away," said Hans, "If vou trust a man he will not be tray you." Sioux City Girl Is Drowned In Italy Sioux City. Ia July 23. The Marchese Dclgi Albizzi, formerly Miss Mary Kifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kifer of Sioux City, was drowned in Lake Garda, Italy, according to a cablegram received by the parents. Miss Kifer sailed from New York City January 25 for Tiflis, as the bride of Marchese Dclgi Albizzi, who at that time was a member of the Italian commission to the Caucasus with the rank of lieutenant. Miss Kifer married the Italian nobleman a few days before sailing. Miss Kifer and the marchese met in 1919 in Tiflis, the capital of the Georgian republic, where the former Sioux City girl was doing relief work. Resignation of Peterson as Asst. U. S. Attorney 0. K.'d Frank Peterson, assistant United States district attorney who resigned in protest to the Thomas H. Matters pardon, received a brief note from Attorney General Daugherty Friday afternoon accepting that resignation. Yesterday Peterson was busily engaged cleaning out his desk pre paratory to moving from the federal building. Loyd Magney, democrat, the other assistant to United States Dis trict Attorney J. C. Kinsler, is slated to go soon and the names of Herman Aye and T. J. Sheehan are be'ng mentioned in federal court circles as "iheir probable successors. ....,-1 Men Report L W. W. Thugs Robbed 'Em on Freight Train ' I. W. W. bouncers are still at work in Nebraska, according to two men Who reported to Omaha police yes terday' they were held up and robbed by "industrial workers" on a freight train west of Omaha. The men gave their names as Tames Moore of Tulsa and Paul Miller of Muskogee, Okl. They said they resisted efforts to make them join the I. W. W. and agitators robbed Moore of $14 and Miller of $21. JSfr- mm,.m. . i Front Row Phoebe McDonald, Caroline Levi, Genevieve Parker, Margaret Smith, Alice Jean McDonald, Back Row Donald Wiemer. John Winship. Marion Wiemer. Frances Simon. Paul N. Wiemer. ir.. Rnh. ert Winship. " Standing Mark Walker. "July Follies," staged by Dundee Road Conditions ; : Furolah.d by Omaha Anto Clnb. I' Lincoln 1 Highway, East Rainy, roada tnr at Mlxsourl Valley. Slippery at fJfeniion. Uaa ehalna east. Lincoln Highway, West Detour Elk tiora to Valley. Raining heavily at Schuyler. Light rain to Grand laland. Roada In fair condition. ;,. O. L. D. Highway Muddy at Ashland, attll rainy. Wear of Lincoln roada are 4a good condition. ' .Highland Cutoff Muddy. Soma ratn. Roada are rough. 8. T. A. Road Fair condition. George Washington Highway High road to Blair, some rain, fair to Sioux City. ' King of Trails. South Ratn at Platta jnouth, roada still In fair condition. King of Traila, NorthRaining lightly, roads are fair. - Black Hills Trail Road work, Omaha to Fremont. Fremont to Norfolk fair, some rain. River to - River Road Fair, weather filoydy, light rains. -The White Pole Road Muddy at At lantic, heavy rain. The Dlue Grata Road Fair, light tprlhktea. Musical Instruments Orchestra, Brass and Jazx kW5 1513 Dotiflaa S tract THE DR. BENJ. F BAILEY SANATORIUM Lincoln, Neb. '. This institution is the only one in the central west with separate buildings situated in their own grounds, yet entirely distinct, and 'rendering: it possible to classify cases. The one building being fit ted for and devoted to the treat- meat of noncontagious and nonmen . tal diseases, no others being admit ted; the other Rest Cottage being .designed for and devoted to the '.exclusive, treatment of select mental cases requiring for a time watchful pre and special nursing. l kiddies living in the neighborhood of Fifty-first avenue and Fiftyrsecond street, near Farnam, Friday night, netted $17.40 for The Bee milk and ice fund. Frances Simon, Alice Jean and Phoebe McDonald, Marion Wiemer, Margaret Smith and Genevieve Parker were the youthful stars. iheir parents made up an audience and "after the show" ice cream "and cake were enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon. The principal part of the entertain ment was a playlet, Mother Year and Her Four Seasons." Frances Simon was "Mother Year;" Gene vieve, Dame Nature; Phoebe, Spring; Margaret, "Summer:" Alice Jean, "Autumn;" Marion, 'Winter." The "divertisements" included songs by a chorus including Marion, Frances and Phoebe; a comedy by Genevieve, and old-fashioned and Japanese dances by Margaret and Alice Jean and Phoebe, and a recita tion by Frances. Eight-year-old Harley Wilber. 3724 Gordon street, was also inspired to earn some money to help poor little- kiddies. Harley sold vegetables from his little garden and sent the pro ceeds, 50 cents, to the milk and ice fund. The fund now stands as follows: Previously acknowledged $931.46 Opal and Mildred Rogers 1.00 Marion M. Gilbert 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Hensolt 10.00 "July Follies" 17.40 Harley Wilbur SO Total S990.S6 Michigan Doctor Commits Suicide in Chicago Hotel Chicago, July 23. The body of a man who yesterday drank poison in a hotel where he had registered under an assumed name, was iden tified today by Mayor M. N. Henry of Lowell, Mich., as Dr. Charles H. McCarthy, who graduated this spring from the University of Mich igan with second highest honors. Dr. McCarthy was one of three graduate doctors picked from Amer ican universities for the staff of the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn. Overstudy is thought to have brought about a mental breakdown. Reward of $10,000 Is Offered for Head of Defunct Chicago Bank Chicago, July 23. Directors of the Michigan Avenue Trust com pany, which was closed three days ago by the state auditor, today voted to otter a reward of $10,000 for the arrest of Warren C. Spurgin, the missing president. The insurance firm on Spurgin's bond for $100,000 is expected to offer an additional sum. Following the directors' meeting, it was announced that the missing president had approximately $300,000 in cash and securities in his posses sion when he left town six days ago with his wife and children. A world hunt has been started for Spurgin. The bank shortage is expected to reach nearly $1,000,000. The vibration of sound caused by spoken words can now be recorded by means of a clever invention. i "How come" they're alive puzzling three Omaha movie yesterday. They're still figuring how they escaped in a crash when their auto mobile plunged into a 20-foot ditch in Iowa Friday night. Julius K. Johnson, manager of the Rialto; Harry . Walts, manager-of the Strand, and Edwin Stevens, sec retary of the Omaha Musicians' union, were to hoid a conference with A. H. Blank in Des Moines Fri day night. They scoffed at steam transporta tion and decided to make the run in Johnson's car. They started about 3:30 p. m. and as darkness fell, came to a sharp right-angle fork in the road near Stuart,. Ia. Car Does Nose Dive. The headlights so played on the road, Johnson, who was driving, thought the car was headed for a ditch straight ahead. He swerved the front wheels in a sharp turn they were traveling about' 25 miles an hour and drove the car right off a 20-foot embankment. As the machine did a nose-dive, Watts riding in the front seat of the sedan, escaped unscratched; Johnson at the wheel got bumped about the head, while Stevens, all alone in the back seat, was so badly cut by flying glass he had to be taken to a Muart hospital where seven stitches were needed to .close the gashes. A Total Wreck. The car is a total wreck. The indomitable t'io hopped a train for Des Moines from stuart, conferred with Blank and rode the steam cars back to Omaha early yes terday morning. Tohnson says a husky block and t?.ckle will be needed to salvage his wrecked car from the ditch. men I OBiiW l In Otfi W 3 IWBOFfr OB llir I $1.00 Delivers Any Article Up to $50.00 THIS DOLLAR SALE ia an event of gigantic proportions, delivering to your home any article or articles worth up to $50.00 for only $1.00 down. The sale embraces hundreds of items in guaranteed, dependable furniture for every room in your home, only a fraction of which are shown below. A Big Home furnishing Store Out of the High Rent District You save money on every thing in Homefurnishings you select at the "Union." The quality is not only there but the price is lower. By locating "Out of the High Rent District" we have cut that big item of expense, Rent, and you profit thereby. FREE! To All Visitors Ice Cream and Sunshine Cakes A hippopotamus of food daily. eats 200 pounds HAY FEVER We guarantee positively to conquer Hay Fever. M. A. P. (Maignen Anti aeptie powder) will do it. Ask your drugglit. Write or call at our clinic tor free advice. Maignen Chemical Company 422-S Securities Bldg., Dei Moinea, Ia. New Arrival Shetland Floss Sweaters, $2.95 Short Sleeves Vestee Styles 1512-D6ulasSt sOrkin Our Entire Showing of Silk Under wear at Creatl Reduced Prices Monday Presenting at a very special price Our first exhibit of New Fa Dresses AND a pleasant surprise awaits the woman who has hoped for thelimisual in the new fall modes. From the high summery shades to these rich, soft, somber iautumn colors. Their newness and difference appear magnified. Taffetas Satins Canton Crepes Georgettes Crepe de Chine Combinations Not a Dress in this entire showing was created with the inten tion of it being sold for as little as $24.75. It's just another Julius Orkin method of emphasizing this store's Dress Value supremacy. -at $10 a close-out of fine DRESSES Imported Organdies, Swisses and Flaxon cloths, as well as hosts of clever Silk Frocks. Such values simply can't last long. Involved Are Values to $25.00 -at $4.95 a close-out of Summer DRESSES Smart Frocks of Ginghams, Voiles, Organdies and a few Swisses, both dark and light colors. The styles are exceptionally attractive. Involved Are Values to $12.50 All remaining Spring Suits- Divided into two final close-out lots- 14.75 24.7 Special Monday Morning Values 9 to 1 P. M. Only Smoking Stands Attractive mahogany finished stands with artistically carved base and heavy glas3 ash tray, very special. $1.39 9 to 1 P. M. Only Bath Stools A handy, well - built stool in sanitary white enamel finish with rubber-tipped legs, so you can use it in or out of bath tub, also handy when dressing a baby, at. $1.69 A sturdidly built Kitchen Table with white enameled body, bolted legs; large working top of sani tary porcelain, so easy to keep clean; special at $7.95 Final clearance of Blouses-- at $1.95 Sheer Cotton Blouses in white and colors; all sizes are included. Values to $3.95 at $2.95 Georgette Blouses of daintiness, - all wanted You'll have to hurry. Values to $5.95 at $4.95 unusual colors. A stunning variety of clever Georgette Blouses in unusual embroidery and beaded effects. Values to $9.75 $4.95 $.50 Maple Porch Rocker A massive, oversize, high back Rocker of genuine maple in nat ural weatherproof finish; double reed seat and back. Clearing Away the RUGS 4x6 Axminater Rugt $14.50 9x12 Wool Fiber Ruga $12.95 7- 6x9 Wilton Velvet Rugs $27.50 8- 3x10-6 Wil ton Velvet $33.50 Cedar Cheat Made of fragrant Tennessee Red Cedar that will protect your furs and winter garments; an excellent model, 'r."."1.'!8..... $14.95 f - II T fT DIRECT SfJ J ACTION tf!V Mid-Summer Gas Stove Demonstration and Sale With FIVE Big Features 13-Piece Aluminum Set Free After years of enthusiastic endorsement on the part of our customers we are fully convinced that the "Direct Action" Gas Stove, now being demonstrated, Saves Enough Gas to Pay for Itself In addition, the oven is built to insure perfect baking results. We are sole Omaha agents for "Direct Ac tion" Stoves. During the Demonstration you get No. 1 $15 Aluminum Set FREE with Each Stove. No. 2 Easy Terms A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do. No. 3 All Stoves Connected Free During Demon stration. No. 4 $5.00 Allowed for Your Old Gas Stove. No. 5 THIRTY Days FREE Trial on Every Stove. "Direct Action" Gas Stove Given Away Friday jgp. Mahogany Finiahed Dreaier With large French plate mirror, only . . . . $37.50 Top-Icing Refrigerator With large White Enamel Food Chamber, at (U07 CA (only .... 'V Odd China Cloieti Our entire stock in the July Sale, t at 2 off Dining Table In Ja cobean Oak, 48-inch ex- Ssirn... $42.50 aiiiMiiimmiiiiiiuiimimiiuimuiiiiiiiMiii Reitful Rocker of massive con struction; imitation leather or padded arms, only $15.75 Entire Stock of Hammock. Monday at HALF PRICE 54-inch Walnut Buffet with long French plate tl7 Eft Pt .OU mirror r A
