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THE BKIS: OMAHA. SUMMY, 5KPTEMUKK 18.
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Revenue Bill Is
First Problem
Facing Congress
VflBure Forbidding Uie of
Beer ai Medicine It Also
Clm-icd at Urgent
Legislation.
By E. C. SNYDER,
n Mk)ii(ioa t'onr.p !. Omaha Bee.
Washington, Sept. 17. (Special
Telegram.) Congres, reassembling
next Wcdiiaday after a month"!
ret, will (ace a matt of vita! legis
lation. ,
Foremokt i the revenue bill. At
tention will be devoted to this first
and to the exclusion of other prob
lem, according to leader.
They hope the bill can be approved
mid tent to conference with a mini
mum of delay. Democratic npoi
t:on is expcctctl to center on the re
peal of the excess profits tax. Ke-
pulilicam hope tome of the opposi
tion will be quieted by the fact that
the upper chamber increased the
corporation tax to 15 per rent, re
tained a f 2,500 cxmpction for mar
ried men, and the 22 per cent maxi
mum for surtaxes.
Senator Penrose says he will move
to call up the revenue bill as soon as
the session opens Wednesday.
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4 lie Ulll lUIUIUUIHg III wa v.
r beer as medicine, which has passed
the house, is likewise considered
urgent legislation.
The fiKlit in this instance will hinge
about the clauses forbidding 'search
and seizure" without warrant The
senate was in a deadlock on the
question when the Vccxss began.
The anti-saloon league already has
suca statements on ii)c posuiun oi
the drys, and urging adoption of the
conference report on the bill, which
'"grants no right of search whatever,
hut penalizes an officer for unlawful
search."
Opponents insist on adoption of
.the Stanley amendment ;0.' the.
grounds that it will reaffirm consti
tutional guarantees.
-' The bill of Senator Borah, exempt
ing American coastwise vessels from
payment of Panama canal lolls, it
seems likely will go throuph the
upper chamber with less opposition
than was originally indicated. The
administration, apparently, has no in
tention of impeding action. A vote
will be taken on this bill October 10,
under agreement.
Hawaiian Pineapple Crop
Reduced; Shortage Looms
.', Honolulu, Sept. 17. A pack of
, 5,884,000 cases of canned Hawaiian
pineapples for the 1921 season is the
advance estimate given out by offi
cials of the Pineapple Packers' asso-
ciation, in . Honolulu. ' Last year's
, pack ran over 6,000,000 ca?es, but
poor growing conditions, combined
witn labor troubles, is cutting clown
the pack for the current year.
I As a result of the shortage as torn
pared w'ith-fcfcp year,,. wvhihr art ex,
' ensive advertising? campaign is Uef-'
ng conducted; on the mait lnnd, a
Jcacity of "pines" is "apt to bei ,fclt
n the .'marketrie fore' the 1922 crop
r. ts in can,:Jocat pineapple men pre
dict. . ; .,1 .. .) '. : - ,
Young Musicians Will
Appear as Recitalists
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I BditHVeCiotta. I - 1 SQttt
Edith Louise Wagoger will pre
sent 10-ycar-old Edith Victoria
Robins,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. V. Robins in piano recital Sat
urday afternoon, September 24, 4 p.
m. at the Buraess-Nash auditorium
Bcttv Zabriskc. a year older than
Tdith Victoria, will assist with her
violin- Betty is the 'daughter ot
Louise S. Zabriskie. ' The recital is
open without invitation to friends.
Aerial Stunts ! 1
Planned at York
Fall Festival Will Feature Day
and Night Flights in
Airplanes. -
York. Neb., Sept. 17. (Special.)
Every indication is that the airplane
meet to be held here during" the fall
festival will be the biggest affair of
its kind ever held in the state.
. The chief -features of the show will
be the stunts which will be per
formed by Miss Allen, aviatrix and
wing walker.
, Pat McCarthy, known in the flying
world as the "wild Irish-inn," will
do the latest array of 1 --raising
stunts, some of which are hanging
by knees from propeller while ship
makes a landing; standing on outer
upper wing tip while plane is put
through every stunt, Without harness,
straps or nelt; sitting: on tail'ot ship
while landing is being made; cranks
propell6r while ship is in the air;
changing from one plane to .another.
J. Hodgens Smith puts his plane
through all the stunts known to the
world of flying and adds many spe
cialties of his own.
' Parachute drops will be made by
foremost artists of the air, inciud
ing Mr. and Mrs. Hardin, Lieut
Wilford Bottonfield, Duncan broth
ers and Pat McCarthy.
There will be,a: wonderful night
act portraying a battle on Flanders
field. An avaitor deserting his dis
abled plane many thousands of feet
above the ground will be shown amid
a display of fireworks costing $500
per night, lhis is the first time this
act has been shown in America.
Omaha Doctor to Press Foch
' Invitation to Air Congress
' Dr. -F. Despecher will -act as
personal representative of the Omaha
Aero club in France to extend a
further' invitation to Marshal Foeh
to attend the International Aero con
gress in Omaha on November 3-4-5,
according to Earl W. Porter, presi
dent ot the Umaha ero club.
, Dr. Despecher is now in Paris. He
is pxesfdent lof ,theJiAHiance Fran-
: 'Of Freftch invention is a faucet
that automatically, shuts vofi the
water, when it is removed-from its
Pipe. . '. . , '
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
Grasp It!
The great Sehmoller & Mueller store was crowded last week with piano and player purchasers;
people from all walks of life are taking advantage of the wonderful reductions offered on new and
used Instruments during our great remodeling sale. . ;
We "must make
room for the work
men. Prices and
terms cut 'to the
quick.
Buy Now
and Save
$150to$200 &
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New 7nn m-...
' rwr Pianos
Reduced, to ,
Only $495
mm
New Werner
Uprights .
Guaranteed for 10 years;
former price $450, now
$295
Terra, tit Ian ft Per Week
New Behr Bros.
Baby Grands
Brown Mahogany, former
price $895, now
$695
New Sehmoller & Mueller
v $700 Player Pianos
A new model, latest expression devices
easiest operated Player on the mar
ket, now . ....
$495
Special Terms, $25.00 Down, (3.00 Per Week
Rare Bargains in Used Pianos and Players
$250 Erbe Upright..... $125
$400 J. & C. Fischer. ..$140
$400 Vose & Sons. . ... .$160
$425 Mueller Upright.-. $163
$350 Lagoiida Upright .".$175
$375 Rembrandt Up. . . .$185
$400 Whitney Upright. $195
$450 Vose & Sons Up.. $225
$450 Sehmoller &
Mueller Upright ..$245
$600 Steger & Sons..,. $295
We ship anywhere. Liberty Bonds accepted same as cash.
If You Can't Call Write for Free Catalog and Prices
$825 Hardman Up..... $375
$450 Mansfield Player.. $240
$600 Artemis Player... $410
$600 Artemis Player. . . .$425
$650 Solo Concerto . . . . . $445 .
We are exclusive representatives for the Steinway Piano, the standard of the world; also the
Hardman, Emerson, Steger a Sans, McPhail, Lindeman & Sons, Behr Bros., Werner and Sehmoller
& Mueller Pianos. , . '.
SQHMOLLER $ MUELLER
Omaha, -
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, Home of the Steinway Pianos the Instrument of the Immortals.
1514-16-18 m a Mr nr
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Our New Cafeteria
jffers the most delicious of home
cooked foods, at very moderate
prices.
The DMUifs Sure
PIV B RYBOOY ST0R3"
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'Introducing Our 'New Corset Shop.
Monday : Special Offering of Gossard
Corsets in Many Different Models
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Halj Price
Monday, and throughout the week, in introducing our-New
Corset Shop, we offer a special purchase of Gossard Corsets at '
One Half Price. There are innumerable styles included,' in: .
Silk Broche Silk Batiste
Silk Jersey French CoutiV ;
They are in pink and white a model designed to suit each figure.
Expert Gossard Corsetieres will assist
you in your selection and will assume
full responsibility, for your satisfaction.
All sizes from 20 to 36.
A GOSSARD MOVIE
Showing the special features and advani
tages of the Gossard Corset, will be shown
at 10 and 11 A.' M., 12 noon and at 3 and 4
IV M. in the Auditorium on the Fifth Floor;
. Burfci-N(ib CorMt Sbop Scod4 Floor
In Our New Art. Embroidery Department
600 Derryvale Genuine Irish
Luncheon Cloths and
$11 $5 Each
Linen
Scarfs
These scarfs are in natural colored linen with scalloped, hemstitched
and lace edges, each in hand-printed designs of most delightful colorings.
Each scarf carries a guarantee from the Derryvale Linen Co., Inc.,' of Bel
fast, Ireland, which reads:
"This piece of Derryvale Genuine Irish Linen is decorated by a .
hand-printed process a process dating back more than 5,000 years
, and one that is fade-proof and laundry-proof."
' Scarfs: '18 inches wide by 45 and 63 inches long. . '
Luncheon cloths, round or-square: 24 to 54 inches.
Burgess-Nath Art Needle -Work - Shop Second Floor ''
In Our New Ready-to-Wear Sections
New Arrivals in Smart Frocks of
Tricotine : Poiret Twill : Serge
$25:$2950 :$35$125
Unusually attractive are the many new arrivals in the gowns for street,
travel and down-town wear. There are neatly, tailored and many elaborate
models; braid, button, hand embroidered and bead trimmed. We are showing
a most complete assortment at prices which range from $25 to $125.
. v.. . '" '.. Burgeti-Ntk Gown Shop Third Floor
The Ta i 1 ored S a i 1 or Is: Especially Smart
for many various occasions. They are in hatters' plush with facings of velvet;
in black, brown and navy, in a choice of many excellent styles.
Prices Range From $5.00 Upwards
BurfCH-Nash Millinery Shop Third Floor
Men's Barber Shcty ,
and Cigar Store
Open morninn at 8 a. in.' t
MtuaalM Floor
This Is a Cordial
Invitation
to tha many people vlilting
Omaha during Ak-Sar-Ben time
to vUit our new atore and to
make their headquarter, with ua.
Not only are there many beau
tiful diaplaya which will be of in
tereat, but there are many aerr
Ice foaturea especially arranged
for tha comfort and convenience
of out-of-town guesta.
Free Check Stand.
Rett Rooma.
"Aak Mr. Foater" Travel
Information Service.
Tea Room.
Cafeteria.
Banking Service.
Poatoffice Station.
A vUit to .the atore doe not
create an obligation to buy.
Sale .' Imported
Pongee 89c yd.
Genuine Japanese pongee In
natural color, 33 inches .wide,
an excellent quality known as
12 in one.
Very special Monday, 89c yard.
Th. Socoad Floor ;
New Canton
Crepe: :$3.49,
This 40-inch .width crepe is. of
very beautiful quality and meets
with great favor for tutumn
fashions. In black and street
shades.
Th. Second Floor
Heavy- Satin .
Charmeuse :
$1.95
Heavy quality satin charmeuse,
that will give excellent service, in
navy, brown and blaik,' 36-inch
width. . An . exceptional rvalue
at $1.95.' ' "
Th. Second Floor
Beautiful Plaid
' Skirting: $1;25 :
38-inch width' of practical
skirting fabrics, in most delight
ful checks- and. plaids in newest .'
autumn shades. . ' r .'( "
' . . Th Second Floor
Fiber. Silk.
Tricolette: $1.59.
This most popular of. f iber
silk fabrics is in black and fa
wide assortment, of delightfully
new autumn coloring. A most
exceptional value at $1.59.
J ' The Second Floor 5
New, Wool
Jersey :.$2.39
54 inches wide, all wool jersey
in navy, blue, black, dark brown,
black, jade, scarlet . and other
popular autumn shade3.' An ex
cellent value at $2.39.
- Th. Second - Floor .
Thread' &ilk
Hose: $1.00 pr.
Pure thread silk hose, with
double soles, and- high spliced
heels; lisle , garter tops; semi
fashioned in black, white and ,
brown. Are very special at
$1.00 pair..
Other silk stockings $1.50 to
$15.00 a pair. .
. The Main. Floor
The Burgess-Nash Tea Room Is Now, Open for Service
., ; ; : Breakfast ' : -. j fS, - - f ;V: - Special yi
Luncheon !r j U " Luncheons
Afternoon Tea U It?' j, G May Be
Is Served 3 n? 'I - ' " Arranged for y v
Between the ' X( , Before the Day
; . Hours of '' 7 n fin Which the :
9 a.m. 5 p.m. Lf Tr ' Luncheon Is
Seventh Floor to Be Served
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Special Candies, Flowers, Cigr and Cifarottes mar ordorej or pare bated ia tha Candr. Flowor and Tobacc Skope ea tke MaaiaalBe Floor . A '
' Expreaa Elevator from the Mezzanine to the Seventh Floor. :
: - The isnrfoss-Naah Tea Roaat Sereath Floor ' - - s .
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