THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. NOVKMBKK 19. 191.
Rabbis at Jubilee
Countries Must
Disarm Morally,
Belief of Rabbi
Military Diaarmaniait Impos
sible Without Cessation of
Race Hatred, Say Noted
Jewish Leader.
The world will ntver nee a dn
rmintmt of nations .without pre
o moral diiarnument, according
to Rabbi Abraru Simon. Dr. bunon
arrived m . Omaha , ycater day to
tttnd the golderr anniversary of the
founding of Temple Israel, of which
he w in charge from 1M8 to 1904.
"Jhere can be no military tlis
armament . without moral disarma
ment, he iatd. Ju't a soon as
England gives up it ill-uill against
ut, and other countries learn to rec
ognize the right) of their neighbors,
then the nations can talk of dis
arming themselves, nut as long as
there is hate and tense rivalry anions
nations there will be wars.
Jews Against War.
"It always lias beet the Jew's
imrpose to prevent .wars. ill1!
present conference, however, may
li a fultillment of the prophesy of
the ancient Micsh who said, 'The
time will come when nations will
beat their fcworils into piuughsharc.1
and their epcurs into pruning hooks.'
If the disarmament conference in
Washington results in a, kindlier re'
hlionship among nations it will be a
Oodsend to the world,
I'What else mav hapnen but thni
tne world may see a league cf re
ligions: Kabln Simon ..kuu. n
i3 easy for persons that agree on
matters to keep on friendly terms.
but it it difficult lor persons of da
r . i.-t l' . i
i irreni neuris to kci aionc uracc
nuiy. ?o it it wun natiwis. rtacc
d.atrcd must be done away with."
j Scores Anti-Semitism.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin of Detroit,
Jlich., who was head of the consrre
nation of Israel in Omaha from 1892
lo 1898,, stated today that the anti
Semitism campaign throughout the
country is a cancerous growth on
"This war aeainst Tews ii thor- . "1 u rJ"l, .m """""i oamrnore. ma.,
M .,.Amr,;. " j ..:.: ana icaoDi Aoram aimon ot wasnington, u. U Lower row: Kabbi Leo M.
v . , 4 ivail PIIU UHUaii lUUL. C 1-1.' f T 'a. 1 TU1? 1 l f-t- f 1
Knf t M . j r , . . - f lau&uu ui Adroit anu Aduw rrcucncK vonn ox wmana.
t u v v u uuu it-ai tu uy me
Tews." said Dr. Franklin. "The real
against class and tends to undermine
War Vet Pleads Guilty
the foundation of our national life." TV PL J D!
Since he eft Omaha in 1898 Dr. 1U Ildiue VI UlUdlllY
imiwni iias uuur uu one OI inch
Jargest Jewish consrrcKations in this Vafrtn-n ; n r.w is
iempie Israel in that city, a congre- (Special Telegram.) The trial of
wuutijr i ll-huii. nc is rarjDi oi Wilson Abbot, a .Minneapolis ex
1 pi - nv.f
; i5ll
gg-- - fuss" w - v" " ( , (
gation of 1,000 families.
Y. M. C. A. at Columbus Soon
To Have Boys' Department
Web. JVov. 8. (Spe-
Columbus,
service man, charged witrf bigamy,
came to a sudden end in the state
circuit court here when Abbott un
expectedly entered a plea of guilty.
Jhe defense failed to establish a
tree-Jove marriage between a man
ZlX&?",L Li?-A; AndcrsoT anT th "
U.; iZtaru J'T , P' from whom Abbot is
JSLI . to have secured a, divorce
ous games, a reading room section
and club room. - .-
The father and son banquet was
ncia rriaay evening. JJr, fc,. t,,
Stauffer, president of Midla"nd col
lege, was the banquet' speaker. , A
short talk by I W. North, an old
jnaian scout, also was given.
Poultry Show Will Be Held
At York December 12 to 15
York. Neb., Nov. 18. f Soecial.V
The Nebraska Poultry association
show will be, held in this tity De
cember 12 to IS. The show will be
held in agricultural hall. Promoters
expect the 1921 exhibit to be better
than any that have been held. The
association was formed with three
counties and the meetings were held
in Gresham for several years. There
are five counties in the association
now: Reward. Hamilton, Polk, Fill
moreand York. .
Farmer Awarded Damages
before he married Marie Zestrow, a
Watertown girl.
Had the legality of the free-love
marriage been -proven the defense
would have been based ,on the as
sumption , that Abbot's marriage to
the Minneapolis woman was null
and void when Anderson,' who was
said by her to have entered the' ser
vice and had been reported missing,
turned up alive. Abbott' will be sen
tenced November 23.' 1
Pawnee County Medical ..'
society JNames Officers
Pawnee City, Neb., Nov. 18.
(Special.) The Pawnee Couuty
Medical society, an organization of
all Pawnee physicians, held its reg
udar business meeting at the Paw
nee hospital. These officers for the
earning year were elected: President,
Dr. Harmon; vice president, Dr.
McCrea; secretary-treasurer, Dr.
Flory: delegate to the state medical
meeting, Dr. Harvey. .Drs. Clyde
Of $150 Over Cattle Deal w,J,e" an Ru",h- both of Beatrice.
i i tiiti jjapcia un nit wic dim yicvcu-
I he case of Charles Nuttleman
in district court when the jury, after Man Gets Habeas Corpus
being out all night, brought in a Wr:t for Return nf Son 4
lcmM Krn,.Kf 'r I Beatrice, Neb., No-. 18. (Spe
for $2,800 damaKes as a result of cial.)-Armed with a writ of habeas
cattle bought from. Branz. - Nuttlc- ,-vT T -A 1 c t i ,
left for York county to bring the
lad back. Complaint is made by the
father, John Mischnick, that the child
was taken home by Mr. and Mrs
1-red Nisscn early in August, and
they have refused to return him.
Mrs. Nissen is a sister of the boy s
mother, who is dead.
Oil Strike Reported
In Well Near Gordon
Gordon, Neb., No. 18. (Special.)
A persistent rumor has been cir
culated here that oil has been struck
at the Big Chief Development com
pany's oil well, 23 miles northwest of
Gordon, on the Pine Ridge reserva
tion in South Dakota,
r Samples of oil said to be taken
from the well are on exhibition . at
Gordon and show the product to be
much similar to oil found in the,"
Cushing field tit Oklahoma.
The well is on land belonging to
the Gillespie family at Rushville.
Neb. :
A movement already . has , been
started at this place to secure a site
for a refinery, which will be erected
by local capital should the well de
velop. . : ' ' :'''' ';
. , Gasoline Advances '
Salt Lake City, Nov. 18. An ad
vance from 26 cents to, 27j4 cents a
gallon in the retail price of gasoline
was announced by local dealers yes
terday. They - stated-that the ad
vance was . due ' to' an advance in
crude oil in the last two weeks.
Trial of Nurse '
In Fields Case
Expected Soon
Affirmation of Prison Sen
tence for Omaha Physician
Recalls Her Arrest
Still Under Bond.
Affirmation by the state supreme
court Thursday of the prison sen
tence of Dr. Leslie Field, Omaha.
physician, convicted of causing the
death of Ruth Ayer, 19, Hayes Cen
ter. Neb., sir!, through an illegal
operation, it is expected, will bring
about an early trial of Mrs. Minnie
Devo, the nurse, who was arrested
with Dr. iMclds.
Mrs. Devo. who now Is Mrs,
Chris Peterson. Iiaving married a
Bryant. Ia.. farmer since her arrest.
still is under the original $5,000 bond
she gave when arraigned in police
court more than a year ago. Her
bondsmen were Robert Nichols and
Ed Dorrey.
A. V. Shotwell, county attorney,
declares he has made no definite
plans concerning Mrs. Deyo s trial.
"Ihe atlirmation ot fields sen
tence is absolutely right, the
county attorney stated. "There is
no doubt that he is guilty and should
be punished."
Mrs. Deyo, according to the trial
records, testified at the coronor's in
quest but did not testify in Dr.
Fields' trial, claiming exemption
privilege because of the possibility
of incriminating herself.
Declares His Innocence.
Dr. Leslie S. Fields was arrested
yesterday by order of County
Attorney Shotwell and is io the
county jail.
Mr. Shotwell had Fields arrested
for safe keeping. He may be re
leased again pending the sending
down of . the mandate from the su
preme court.
i was never nearer the end of my
string than I am today," said Dr.
Leslie Fields in his cell in the county
jail.
County Attorney Shotwell stated
yesterday that he caused Fields' ar
rest because of irregularity in his
bonds. He says Dr. Robert Nichols
and Carl Cook, who went Fields'
$5,000 bonds, have had their property
converted.
There are reasons other than my
bonds that caused my arrest," said
Fields. . "I was not born yesterday,
and neither did I come to Omaha
on a load of hay. I was deprived
of the opportunity to get new bonds
last night."
Fields declared his innocence of
Minnie Deyo Peterson
Now Slated for Trie
Mrs. Chris Peterson.
the charge and stated that he ex
pected his many Omaha friends to
stand by him.
Mrs.. fields was with lier husband
in the county jail all morning.
Deputy Secretary of State
Speaks on Disarmament
Columhu. Neb., Nov. 18. (Spe
cial.) W. L. Gaston, deputy , sccre
tary of state, was the principal speak
er at the "Family Mixer" of the Co
lumbus Chamber of Commerce.
Nearly 200 persons heard his ad
dress on disarmament.
The informal manner of serving
unch by prominent business men,
who are actively connected with en
tertainment committee and who were
garbed as cooks, held the place of
honor during the evening, flits ag
grcgation is known as the "Chefs
Octette," and their unique prepara
tion and conduct of the entire af
fair resulted in merriment during the
entire program.
A BUILDING TONIC
I To those of delicate con- I
stitution, young or old. I
! Scott's Emulsion!
is nourishment and
tonic that builds up
the whole body.
5cott & Bowm. Bloonfiild. N. J.
"ALSO MAKERS OF-
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ESS-INDIGESTION
-20-5k
Real Dress
Bargains
Saturday we will offer 300
Women's and Misses' Silk and
Cloth Dresses, formerly sold up
to , $45.00, divided into two
groups -
$17.95 a $24.75
Julius Orkin
, 1512 Dougla. Street
Extra Special
- for
Friday and Saturday
. , Only , ,
Phonograph Records
SS Cent.
Player Rolls
t 45 Cent
Thatcher Piano Co.
Masonic Temple Bldff.,
19 and Douglas Street
man alleged that the cattle wcy pas-,
lurea wun cmer siock ana transmit
ted an itch to the entire herd.
Money Is Tight at Auburn;
10 Per Cent in Kansas City
Among trie shippers from Auburn
who . visited the stock yards was
William Rose,' who said on account
of the tightness of ready cash the
number of. cattle on feed in the vi
cinity of Auburn had been cut down
to about half of former years.
Mr.1 Rose, said the hay crop in his
section was the shortest this season
for many years and that hay was be
ing held at from $10 to $12 a ton. He
said many farmers in his section were
borrowing "money at Kansas City
for which they paid 10. per cent interest.
Explosion Starts Blaze;
Two iirenien Are Injured
' Huron, S. D., Nov. 18. Fire
which started from an explosion in
the boiler room of the Lampc block,
the first brick building built in Huron
damaged the offices of the Huron
Light and Power company and the
Standard Oil comnanv to the extent
of approximately $1S,000 at 9 this
morning. Two firemen were injured,
one by falling debris and the other
by Smoke, but neither is in a serious
condition,.
Former Third Presbyterian
" Pastor Taken Suddenly 111
Rev. Joseph B. Cherry. 314 South
Twenty-sixth "street, collapsed while
1-e was in the office of the Kimball
Laundry, company at 2 yesterday
afternoon.: :.
He is a retired Presbyterian
minister. " formerly pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. .
Police were called and he was re
moved to St. Joseph hospital where
it is reported, he will .recover.
. Red Cross Holds Drive
Lodegpole. Neb., Nov. 18. (Spe
cial.) The fifth annual Red Cross
mwnberthi? drive is on here. Only 15
member are required to maintain
th chapter, but Secretary Laara
Kiats aayt tliat the total enrollment
trUl be-tbaost five times that number. .
Skeleton of Man Dug" Up '
By Workmen at NelighvNeb.
Nel'gh, Neb., Nov. 18. (Special.)
Workmen, excavating for the new
o:l station of S. I. Nies on the corner
of Coe and Mulberry streets, un
earthed the bones of a man about
middle age. The bones probably are
those of an Indian, as the jaw and
teeth indicate those of the most earlv
settlers of this country, according to
Dr. McPherson, who examined the
skeleton. '
Omahan Indicted on Auto
Theft Charge at Cheyenne
' Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov.18. (Spe
cial Telegram.) J. P. Murphy, alias
J. H. Baird, alias J. H. Mayfield
alias J. J. McMurty. of Omaha, was
indicted by the federal grand jury
here on charges -of transporting,
concealing and storing stolen motor
vehicles. He was arrested in Chey
enne last summer after driving an
auto from Omaha to this city. -
Norfolk Feeder Reports
An Abundance of Grain
George Scwcll came in from Nor
folk and made a visit at the stock
yards. He. said there was an abund
ance of feed for live stock in the
Norfolk neighborhood and that hogs
and, cattle , were being raised there
in large number, although the num
ber of head was smaller than a year
ago. ' .
Blast Rocki Git?
Beatrice. Neb- Nov. 18. (Spe
cial.) The explosion of an exhaust
pipe at the ice plant shook the block
and surrounding buildings, but rio
damage resulted. Persons living in
that vicinity were given a scare bv
the blast.
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you entertain
From the democratic breakfast cup
to the dinner demi-tasse, there can
never be a question of Coffee's
correctness.
On every occasion, Coffee ex
presses the essence of hospitality.
,Yet it possesses a substantial qual
ity which makes it more than a mere ,
courtesy. -
The wise hostess knows that most
men drink Coffee. And at Adam
less affairs the majority also vote for ;
Coffee. ' r ; t
With equal propriety Coffee may
be served with the lowly sandwich
or the daintiest sweets.
Whenever', and wherever you en
tertain, serve Coffee.
TUt 4mtismnt it pirt at a tiuetiattl
urapjifa tandactti by li tt4it COFtEB
awrctuu cl tit Unifd Stmt in eopn
ma whi tin pltofrt cf tin Sttt at Sa
till; Mtttil, which .iWnera awn tbtn btlt
at aatka COFTlt nrf ia tha Vaitti Sttui
at Auric.
Thia U tka atgn at
Tha Cattaa Clmh.
Uak tar & bt iaai
art- wtmdawa. It mil
htla yam m4 fd
eataa.
JOIKT Com ADE njBLICnT COHMITTIK. J WU Stmt. X York
ft 1
COFFEE H -the univeml drink
Southern Part
Of Mexico Has
50,000 Idle Men
Families of Unemployed Suf
fcring Extreme Destitution
, -Sot'ialiMs Blamed for
Situation.
Mexiro City, Mex., Nov. 18.
Thousands of unemployed workers
and their families are suffering front
extreme destitution in the southern
part of Mexico, according to reports
received here. The misery is great
est in Yucatan, but there is almost
equal distress in several other stales.
liauro Alfaro, it labor leadi-r, esti
mates that there are 50.000 idle men
in the slates of Yucatan, Caiupeclie,
Vera Crui and Tantatilipas.
Agitation among the ignorant and
destitute masses in Yucatan has
taken such a turn that the social
i.sts, who were for some time mas
trrs of the state, are threatened with
defeat at the coming election by a
more radical element made up of
communists and advocates of the
adoption in Mexico of a government
similar to that of Russia.
The socialiMs, who held their own
wilii liuilaltt and argument until
recuHly, mrt beginning to fee) tome
r-f the terror they formerly inspired.
One of their leaders, llemando
Irigoyen Dial, who mnie here to ex
plain to IVeu'dtnt Obrrgon. the ton
ilitions in Yucatan, acrt (hat the
state is .badly upset and that there
wis danger of vittory by what he
drfcribt't at the "hoUheviki" at the
coming election.
Little sympathy Is expressed here
charge being made that they brought
anom me preeiu coiminon pi micry
by tearhing the masken to disregard
the law and nettle Political deputes
with the machete.
Tli fart that thf knrluli.tn who
have been the cause of coutittcis
complaint!, are now complaining lt,
however, looked upon is interesting.!
Many of the ais.siinitioni and ictsj
of fiicrndi.rlihi in Yucatan hiv
been charged to the locialuls.'
Auto Crash Victim Taken i
To Oniah for Treatment!,
Pawnee City. Nrb.. Nov.'-18. T
(SpeciiD-Mi.i Oput Ellsworth.
(ung woman who was seriously in
jnrrd in an auto accident near here
several weeks ago when the car in
which the wis riding went off
bridge, ha been taken to Oman
for an operation. .Her rm wa
broken and his not healed.
Dee Want Ad Produce Results.
Shoes. Repaired Right
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Values to $45
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Regulars and Stouts, Slims and Stubs
FACTS
About the Overcoats
i 275 New Suits and
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? Values to $60
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Sizes 34-46 . - 'v
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Mr. Arthur Moore
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Pimples
liasl
"I had pimples scattered all over
say face. They were bard and red,
and later festered and scaled
over. They itched and
burned and disfigured my
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I tried other remedies with
out success. Then I tried
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and used one cake of Cuticura Soap
and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
and I was healed in two. weeks."
(Signed) Arthur A. Moore, Oak
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Once clear keep' your skin clear
by using Cuticura Soap and Oint
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and Ccticura Talcum to powder and
perfume. Bathe with Cuticura Soap
and hot water. Before bathing, touch
pimples and itching, if any, with
Cuticura Ointment, dry and dost
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The Last Day
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Don't forget it. Come
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by the exceptional of
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$5 down and two years
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