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THK HEK: OMAHA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921.
Americans Favor
1 Naval Agreement
In Form of Treaty
Many Look on Pact as Only
Logical Instrument to
Carry Out Do
cifcions.
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Washington, Nov. 24. Whatever
may be the view in other official
quarters, at least a part of the Amer
ican arms delegation believes that
any resulting argreement on naval
armament should be put into the
form of a treaty.
Since the negotiations began, in
timations have come from high offi
cials that the probable outcome of
the naval discussions would be mere
ly an international "understanding."
not requiring senate confirmation. It
lias been suggested that "understand
ings" as to policy are well within the
province of the executive and that
the detail of scrapping ships could
be accomplished by an executive or
e'er emanating from the same au
thority which enables the navy to
rid itself, without appealing to con
gress, of vessels it considers no
longer useful.
Hut an indication that opinion
might now be turning rather toward
the formal treaty plan developed to
day when it became known that
there is in the American delegation,
a tendency to look on a treaty as
the only logical instrument to carry
out conference decisions. One or
two delegates are said to have strong
convictions on the point and to be
ready to advise that so important
an agreement ought not to be left in
the diplomatic status of an "under
standing." The decision, as far as
the United States is concerned,' is
e::pccted to rest with President Hard
ing, although it is taken for granted
he will ask for the opinion of his
representatives. '
"Open "Shop" War Fund
Being Raised in Chicago
Chicago, Nov. 24. The citizens
committee, formed for the purpose
of enforcing the wage award made
by Judge Landis in the building
trades controversy, is collecting- a
war fund of $3,000,000 to enforce the
open shop. The fund will be used
to import nonunion workmen in the
crafts which refuse to accept the
wage awarded by Judge Landis.
According to T. E. Donnelly, chair
man of the committee, the only trade
that has been outlawed thus far is
the carpenters' union.
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Chicago Thankful.
Chicago, Nov. 24. Thanksgiving
today extended even to the turkey.
and its trimmings, for the cost hero
for a real Thanksgiving dinner for
the average family was 39 cents less
this year than last, according to'R.
J Poole, secretary of the city coun
cil's committee on the high cost of
living. Charitable organizations and
beneficent persons have made it pos
sible for almost every destitute ex
soldier to have a Thanksgiving din
ner. '
Watch!
Our Ads in Friday's Papers
For the Complete Details
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5654 PAIRS
omen's
Sh
oes
The Entire Stock of the Calley Storz Shoe
Co., Omah a Wholesalers of Women 's
Shoes, Now Dissolving Partnership,
tWill be Sold at One Low Price
Oxfords
Pumps
High Shoes
Third Floor East.
Black and
Brown Leathers
and Fabrics
Third Floor East.
These shoes, were purchased at one-half the whole
sale price and are therefore offered at one-half and in
many instances less than one-half the regular selling price. Let
no woman who appreciates real shoes at a real bar
gain price .fail to purchase her season's supply of
shoes in this sale. Watch Friday's papers for ad.
Br andeis Master Made Furniture
For Cash or on Credit as You Prefer
Seventh Floor
Farmers Troubles
Are Economical,
Wallace Declares
Conduct of Affaire on Purely
Business Lines Only Remedy,
Secretary of Agricul.
, ture Says.
Atlanta, Ca., Nov, 24. Farmers'
troubles throughout the United
States are economical and not polit
ical and until the time comet when
the farm is conducted on purely bus
iness lines, their troubles will con
tinue, Secretary Wallace told dele
gates to the convention of the Amer
ican Farm Bureau federation yester
day. He said he believed the great
work the Department of Agriculture
should do now to help the farmre
was along economic lines.
He said the department should
help the farmer follow his crop until
it reached the consumer and the
farmer should study all angles of the
agricultural business.
"This condition has been realized
by congress." he said, "and during
the last eight months it has passed
mpre legislation to help farmers than
any other congress in the same
length of time.
He declared the slowness of banks
to realize that the war finance cor
poration wanted to lend its money
where it would do the mol good
hindered its work. He said tlut the
rorporation was making loans at the
rate of $1,000,000 to f.'.OOO.OOO day.
Opposition to government fixing
of prices on farm commodities was
expressed by the secretary.
Chamber Planning Record
Business Program for 1922
The- Omaha Chamber of Com
merce intends to work out next year
the biggest program for business in
terests in its history, according to a
circular announcement being sent
out to business men of the city.
"The principal reason why the
chamber has not done all that it
should for Omaha can he told in
just three words lack of funds," the
circular reads. The new readjust
ment plan of the chamber bids well
to raise adequate funds to carry on
the entire program of activities in
1922. If Omaha is to keep in the
lead among middle west cities, it
must look ahead to bigger accom
plishments, the circular states.
Chicago Street Car Fares
Ordered Cut to Five Cents,
Chicago. Tov. 24. The IIliRbis
commerce commission last night is
sued an order reducing street car
fares in Chicago from 8 to 5 cents,
effective Friday, he rate of fare es
tablished by the commission follows
closely the petition of the Cook
county real estate board for a tem
porary 5-cent tare, the order not be
ing effective after July 1, 1922, al
though the commission reserves the
right to continue the order alter
that date.
IS There Greater
Automobile Value?
Why buy a mediocre and assembled car when
you can buy a RE-NEW-ED Cadillac for less?
Typ. 57 MoUU Several to
chooM from and all guaran
teed to give good service.
Prices from $2,000.00 to
$2,600.00. Beautiful, good
cars.
Type 59 Victoria 2 to
4 passenger enclosed ear.
As good as new. Used less
than 3,000 miles. AU de
preciation has been absorbed
by former owner. $4,000.00.
First cost $5,115.00.
Typ 59 Roaditar Good as new. Better than aqy
new car at the same price. -
WE ARE OFFERING OTHER
WONDERFUL VALUES NOW
J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co.
Farnam at 26th Street
See the Cadillac Man for Cadillacs
"A SAFE PLACE TO BUY"
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'Orchard &Wihelni Co, .
SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS
Announcement Toys
rE announce the holiday opening of our enlarged Toy Department, Fourth Floor. Come prepared to
see the largest line of really new toys, both American made ana imported, mat we nave ever snown.
Novelties that have not been on the market for years. See the American-Made Unbreakable Dolls,
some hand-painted, with complexions that will not wash off. Doll Furniture in many new lines,
American made and imported. Shoenhut Circus Goods will please and delight. Iron Toys, a great variety
of new novelties. Wheel Goods, never before has such a large and complete line been shown.
Santa Glaus
is here." Bring
the little folks.
Tarbaby and Starlight
Two Shetland ponies
will be given away.
Reclining
Chairs '
Special
There are about
20 chairs in this
. lot and several
patterns, -one
, style, like illus
tration, heavy'
and substantial,
constructed o f
oak, upholstered
in imitation
Spanish leather,
and equipped
with foot-rest attachment These chairs are
bargains while they last Friday and Satur
day, your choice 14.75
Steel Beds
Of 2-inch continuous steel tubing. The up
right fillers are full I inch in diameter.
They are finished in Vernis Martin.. 7. 85
Simmons Steel Springs
to fit
Heavy tubular frame type, supporting de
pendable steel link fabric, hung by resili
ent steel helicals at either end.. ..6.50
Our Dreamland Mattress
to f it
Combination 45-lb. cotton felt made up in
roll edge style and enclosed in fancy art
, tick 8.50
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Nufold
Oak
Dresser
In Silver Grey
A splendid small size
dresser that is unique
and different. It is
substantially built and
fitted with French
plated mirror. Similar
to the illustration
13.75
This Nufold is a combination short length
Davenport and Bed, with separate steel
springs and plenty of room to fold away mat-,
tress and bedding when not in use. It is
built of oak, finished fumed or golden, with
Spanish fabricoid upholstery 36.75
Arm Chair to match. .. .15.00
Arm Rocker to match. . .16.00
Cedar Chests :
Attractive Colonial designs, carefully built of
genuine Tennessee Red Cedar in extra
heavy stock, beautifully finished, trimmed
with hammered copper and fitted with
extra heavy brass hinges and lock. 40 ".
inches long, 17 inches high and 17 inches
wide 18.50
Quartered Oak Arm
'Rocker - , ' '
With saddle seat and turnery. It is substan
tially built of oak throughout and finished
golden. An extra value at. ....... . .4.85
Rugs
Felt Base Floor
Coverings
Draperies
All 6 feet wide. A large
assortment of patterns '
suitable for covering
kitchen and dining floors, in exact copies of the heavy
linoleums, showing wood and tile effects. Per square
yard 59
Novelty Bathroom Rugs
Of heavy quality in tile designs of blue and white or green
and white. Size 27x54, each 2.25
Standard Axminster, Rugs ;
In 10 different patterns and colorings, all perfect, and splen
did values. 9x12 size, each 35.00
Inexpensive curtains and curtain
materials for Friday and Saturday
selling:
Lace-Edged Marquisette Curtains
in ivory and ecru, 12 styles, ex
ceptional values, per pair, 2.50
Ruffled Muslin Curtains,
per pair ...2.50
Ruffled Grenadine Curtains,
per pair '-.3.75
Ruffled Marquisette Curtains,
per pair 5.00
Filet Curtain 'Nets, per yard,
1.00 and 1.25
Curtain Marquisettes in ivory and ecru, per yard.......
Curtain Voiles, per yard
Curtain Swisses, per yard
Colored Voiles, per yard 60 and
A variety of attractive Cretonnes, per yard
25
45
35
75
50
Join Our
Christmas Club
$1.00 per Week
until December 25, puts any Victrola
in your home for Christmas. : After
that we arrange easy, convenient
terms for payment.
Victrola
No. soo.
$250.00
In mahogany or English brown cabi
net. Size 351,4 inches high, 38
inches wide and 22 inches deep. It
contains Victor Record Albums for 80
records. No. 300 Electric is 315.00.
Gift Shop
Trunks
A new line of Lustre Bowls in lavender and blue
2.00. 3.00. 4.00 and 5.00
Our 2.00 Table
offers a biff variety of choice, pretty gift pieces.
Take advantage of our offer now of a quantity of floor
samples at great reductions.
Hartmann Cushion Top Wardrob .Trunk reduced from
85.00 to 55.00 nd from 65.00 to 47.50.
Others at 40.00 nd up, showing corresponding reductions.
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