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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1921.
Jury Convicts 7
Woman Without
n Leaving Its Box
, . .
Defendant '.Tried1, Convicted
And Sentenced in 36 Min- i
, utes "King , of. Dope
Sellers" Found Guilty...
A jury trial and entenee com
plete in J6 minute m the record
made in federal court yerdy in
trying Ada Johnson, nerress, on a
dor charge.
The jury reached its verdict of
"guilty" while itill in the jury box
the firit time this wai ever done
here, according to John ; Nicholson,
deputy clerk for 25 yean.
Judge Woodrough sentenced the
woman to two years in the woman's
reformatory at Jefferson City, Mo.
John W. Moore, "king of the dope
sellers," was found guilty on -four
counts. '
Loman Carter, who pleaded guilty,
was let off with a JMine. She it
the mother of two children of 2 and
4 years and supports them by tak
ing in washing. , '
Jessie Reed pleaded guilty. She
was sentenced to a year and a day.
Richard Doolen and Jesse Nolden,
1 . t .1 J - If... .' . ! I '
w na picaucu gum), tcccivcu cn
lences of a :.year and a day. at
Leavenworth." , "
Charles (Devil)' Diggs, arrested
on a dope charge, pleaded guilty and
asked for a county jail septence. His
case was taken under advisement.
Paul (Babyface). Davi;' found
guilty on a dope, charge, .Monday
was sentenced to one year in the
federal prison at Leavenworth. -
Woman 111 Three Years
Says Prayers Healed Her
According to Mrs. . Walter ... M..
Holman, 4809 Leavenworth- street,
who has been ill for three years and
for eight days prior, to last -Friday
had not eaten, faith and prayer are
the free but ' powerful ' medicines
which have cured her. ' , " '
A woman friend of Mrs. Holman,,
impressed by the, preaching. of Rev.
Robert R. Brown of Chicago,.wJto is
conducting evangelistic meetings in
Omaha, arranged a meeting of pray
er tor Mrs. Holman. -.-.. '
v "Rev. . Mr." Brown . came " to . the
house and grayed , and 'then talked to
me about faith and the power, of
prayer, and suddenly I, was able to
rise frdm my' wheel chair and Avalk,''
s-aid Mrs. Holnian. , - , i , -v
.Woman, Who Hung'Arbuckle
Jury Is Recalled By Omahan.
, Mrs. Helen M. Hubbard, the wo
man who hung the Roscoe Arbuckle
jury, was a very determined person,
even back in 1912, according to iS.
H. Browne, 542 Securities -building,
who, with his wife, met Mrs. Hub
bard journeying : east . from , Cali
fornia nine years ago. ,. .
"As I remember 'her, -i Mrs. Hub
bard had a verystfong personality,
Mr. Rrnwni reflected. "Her hits.
hand did some legalwork for me in
San Francisco',''1 he said..
Employment Agent Forced '
To Refund Irregular Fees
City . PrcseeutQPi Frank;. Dineen
hied a compla nt in police -court 5res
terdav' against' C. .W.. Martin, em
ployment agent,' 505' South- Eleventh
street, alleging irregular- practices-m
the collection of fees from men-seek-insr
employment.;' " .. ..
The board , off ' public -welfare,
which investigated the case, obtain
ed 14 refunds from Martin to Satis
fy' complainants who called at the
welfare offices. - ; . -. ;
Film Concern Attacks
.. Statute of Nebraska
Seeking to enjoin and have de
clared invalid a law passed by the
last legislature, providing that ad
vance payments made on moving
picture .contracts shall be deposited
as a trust fund in Nebraska bank,
the Goldwyn Distributing corpora
tion filed suit in federal court against
Clarence H'. Davis, state attorney
general, and Abel V. Shotwelt, Doug
las county attorney, '
Marston Seabury, attorney for the
moving picture concern,' came here
from New York to file the suit. The
plaintiff ' asks that three federal
judges sit 'on the case when it comes
up for hearing. 1
It is stated that there are '665
theaters in this district which ' are
served 'by the Goldwyn organisation.
Tying up of the money as provided
by . the new law is declared to work
a great injustice, to the plaintiffv
Woman Helps to
Cover Cold Toes
Beacon Press Employes Send
..... $3 to The Bee Shoe .1
Fund.-
AT THE
THEATERS
TN THE vernaoular of the theater, re-
I ferrina- to- the afterpiece... at the
- Orpheum, . "U loes ever bit. This
feature of the ahow la an imtj'omntu
revue. Even- act fn the show contributes
to thia htlarloua frolic, with George Mc
Kay offlffiatine as master of abaurdity,
One ef the twe stellar attractions Is the
delightful danca offering ot Ralph Kiggs
end Katherine . Wltchle, called. "Dance
Idylls." "All for Fun." the skit presented
by George McKay and Ottie Ardine, la
immensely amusing. Franker wood ana
41 iin. Wvri a nn.ir 'In o traVMW relied
' "All Right, Eddy."- But the applause
hit of the show , Is the Improved after-
niece and so popular is it proving that
the demand for aeats is likely to exceed
the supply for the remainder ot the week.
."I enclose $5 to help cover .'cold
toes," writes Mrs. E. I. Turner.
But there are more "cold toes"of
little waifs than can be covered with
the funds 'available "so far in The
Bee's fund. " ' ' ; ..
Can't' you spare something for
Jhese little children of the desperately
poor? . . .
If, you can, send a contribution-to
The Bee right now.' ,
Pre rlo only acknowledged . . . IRSS.SI
Mrs. K. I. Tnrner. rrlend. Vefc. . . . CM
Qmtoben and Ed H oilman. attain.
1 I.
A FHewd- ; ... 1M
Total I."..... SB70M
of '. living costs in
'that . women need'':
to ; meet living ex-, 1
Tliree Hurt When
Auto Strikes Car
Trio Riding in Front Seat
Hurled to the Street
By Crash.
Three persona were injured and are
in the Swedish Mission hospital as
result of an accident yesterday after
noon when a' big touring car 'driven
by W. J. Jewel, a clerk at the Castle
hotel, crashed into a street ear at
Twenty-fourth atreet and. Fowler
avenue.
Mrs. R. L.:Edwards, Keville hotel,
and Mrs. H. A. Sohm, 422 Dartmoor
apartments, ' . Twenty-second and
Jones streets, were in the car ' with
Jewel. '1 . '
All. were in the 'front seat, wit
nesses said. . Jewel was driving north
on Twenty-foorth : atreet at a high
speed, according to witnesses. ..The
street car had stopped to -discharge
passengers and Jewel's car struck the
rear i the street car, hurling him
and his companions to the street.
Mrs. Edwards sustained a broken
right ankle, bruises and lacerations.
, Mrs. Sohm was cut about the face
and badly bruised. Jewel was cut
on the face, hands and arms.''. .
They were carried into the. .home
of Dr. "P. H. E,lis, on the corner
where the ' accident ..happened and
were taken from, there to "the1 hos
pital. Many Attend Hereford Sale
Hastings, "Neb., Dec. 6. (Special
Telegram.) Upwards of a hundred
buyers were here, today for the sec
ond 'annual' Hereford sale of ' H.
Gaudreault & Son.
All eyes of the stronger aes roll
toward thia charming figure when
in chic fall attire she steps from a
roaring motor car. , ,
She is Miss Alice Lake of movie
fame, who boasts a strong psnchant
for simple clothes. This star's mod
eration in neat togs is the talk of
filmland, her press agent says.
No actor of the films has come
along with greater speed than Rudolph-Valentino,
who was brought
into prominence by' "The- Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse," He
will be Gloria Swanson's leading man
in her new Elinor Glyn picture, "Be
yond the Rocks."
Barbara J-aMarr, who recently
scored heavily with Angeleno aud
iences in Douglas Fairbanks' "Three
Musketeers," has been signed by B.
P. Schulberg of Preferred .Pictures
to support Katherine MacDonald, the
American beauty, in her newest
Associated First National Release,
"Domestic Relations."
Today's Attractions.
Sun-"Over the Hill."
Moon PrUcilla Dean in "Con
flict." 1 , .
Rialtc Gloria Swanson in "Under
the La.h." .
Strand-'The Sheik."
Empress "Without ' Bcuclit of
Clergy."
Muse "The Girl From No here."
Grand Hoot ' Gibson in "Sure
fire."
Hamilton Jack Tickford in "Just
Out of College." ' '
Renee Adorre has just finished
work under Director Emmet J.
Flynn 'in "The Count of Monte
Cn'sto" at Fox. In private life she
is Mrs.. Tom Moore, wife of the
Goldwyn star.
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ScotfsErrnilsicn
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"oil, abundant in the vita
mine that every rickety
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INDIGESTION
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Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
The survey
Kansas shows
$16.93 a weck
penses. - - '. ,;;
I- , ADVERTISEMENT. ,
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ADVERTISEMENT
Omaha la assured ef a rare treat in the
fsrthcominc avaearance ef Erika Morlnl
who comes to the Brattdeis theater Thurs
day evening" under the auspicea ef the
Tuesday Musical club. This young vio
linist occaaioned a great stir in the must
cal world at the time of her debut last
year and th critics uniformly reiterate
their tirevioua atatements, many r them
eolnr ao far as 10 say (hat Miss Morlnl
. " oren mora remarket! thia year than
the Brandeia theater for three perform
ances. lrlday night and Saturday after
noon and night, enjoys the distinction of
being a "best seller" as a- play, aa veil
its a novel. When the homely characters
of Zona Gale's story, of -middle west-rn
life were transferred to -the stage of the
Belmont theater, New -York. -'the over-fed
Titles and theatergoers, of - That rock
ribbed city humped into the biggest sur
prise of the year, and chattered their d-
- light like the birds of early springtime,
who had the "feel" of "new- air and life.
This comedy ef -"real American afiRf,
naked and. -unashamed," as Meredith
Nicholson - described It,' "came 'upon th
same Mperience at the PI ay tut use in CM
rago, from whenca it cornea to the Bran
deia net Friday night, to w ua a, bow
relish of the sensible theater. ;
. "The Flashlights' or a wonderful.
spe-taoolar production. . ia at the Oaraty
during the ourrent- week . with a daily
matinee. During thep rogreea ef the .en
tertainment., bits from 'the Mjr dramatic
and comedy successes are 1 at reduced by
'Shorty" McAllister. Harry. Shannon and
wthers. A wonderful aces I equipment
. aaa been supplied which, a ionbt. will be
one of the gTeeteat etrrprfeta ef the sea
son. a else wUi be the eharua and tSeir
costumes. . - .
At tha Smpresa teeay,' cescludlng rer
formancM will be ef uvlle ahow
which la delight folly amusthf and enter
taining. In the aet offeree by ErhJ Qor
dsa end Evelya Delmar. there tl a rare
reraMnatlon of charm. peraoaaUty ' and
telent. With an original style aU their
wr. an ahbrevlste maaicflage" and a
mirth provoking Una f wit and satire,
thia team of inimitable artists fairly sadi
st originality. Another aet ef onosual
- merit ia that offered b the Derana. a
danotng team whesa cleverly conceived
number are hrilhaty reedered - The
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FOLLOW THE CROWDS
TO OMAHA'S GREATEST
GoingOut
Business
Wa both las if jou can't come to. this st
W invit comparison of prices. We mu
upendous tala of men's furnishings.
st sell our entire stock regardless of price.
Any new" John ; B.
Stetson Stiff Hat in .
the store; vacate
price
00
Any new John B. &
Stetson Soft Hat in V
the store, including
Stetson staples, ral
lies to $15.00, vacate
price
15
All . our;, Winter Underwear
worth today from $2.00 to $10
a suit; Vacate prices
99c, $1.69, $2.89
And Up
Shirts, all. fast colors, yal
ues, $2.00 to $6.00, vacate
prices .
99c, $1.49, $2.49
XT
Fineat ' quality Outing Flannel
Pajamas, Values to a Jm s
$4.00 ; (one .or two
piece) ; vacate price
Single and double 1 grip
Garters. Paris, Boston and
; Z., racate priced
19c and 29c
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS !
SAVE MONEY-BUY NOW
Pure Silk Socks, -worth
today $1.00 (tf ffi
and $1.50 a pair; 0j(lf;
racate price
Silk and Fibre
Socks, worth today
60c a pair; vacate
price
3 pairs,' $1.25
4le
Genuine . Cheney
Pure Silk Ties
ralues $1.00 and
$1.50; Vacate
price
Fine Silk Angora Mufflers and
Scarfs, values to $5.00; vacate
prices
H $1.49, $1.89 and $2.49
All our Wool Hoaiery, including the
finest English made silk and wool fGTiQ
and cashmere. ValfM 51.00, 51.50 III
epai.w araisT. v ea prrtci only
1 0 La
f WJ 1V'J II III III X'M
a7 a7 el..al BaS s7 aT
Genuine Silk Grenadine Knit Ties, value $4.00, vacate price $1.89
j 303 South 16th Street Securities Building I
1 1 '
For only a few cents you
can have a most delicious
breakfast of tender, golden'
brown hot cakes.
Prepared easily and quickly
with Gooch's Best Pancake
Hour just try them.
' No ess or milk. All you
do is add water and stir. Sold
In the better stores.
Coach's Best Flour
Gooes.' Best Buckwheat Flour
- Cooeh's Bast Wheat Hurts ,
Gooch's Bast Meearoai
Oooca'e Boat Saefheti
Coach' Best Ess Nooaies
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Give Mother
This Christmas a
Vacuum Cleaner
Ear to
Oparat
Easy to
Own '. ,
" J-ai5Cr3iir
$3975
Vacuum
Demonstrators,
slightly used. ,
B at willing to help mother
as she is to help you, so let oae
of her ifts he a Vacuum
Cleaner.
Sold oa Easy Payments 1
It Pay t Rec? Bowen'a
Small Ada
Howard, Between 15th aad 16th
"No Profit" Sale
"No Profit" Coat Sale
$24.50 - ;
Ladies' and Misses' Coats, se
lected from our enormous stocks;
consisting of cloths and fine
plushes. . -
A "Profitless" Sale of
Taupe Fur
Goney Coats
"No Profit Sale"
$37.50
"Profitless" Prices on
Fur Scarfs
and Chokers
"No Profit Sale"
$12.50
Women's brown
vici kid 1-strap
turn sole -.slippers
with baby French
heels, cost 10 AC
2.95, . , $L.7jO
Women's brown
calf lace oxfords
with Cuban and'
military heels,
Goodyear welt
soles, B to D, O C A
cost 3.50, 0DM
Misses' gunmetal
lace shoes, good
heavy soles,
sizes 11 to 2
cost
1.69,
1.69
Exceptional Values in "Gift" Hosiery
Specially Priced for Wednesday
Hosiery
Silk Hosiery, $1.25
Women's pure thread Silk Hose,
hemmed or ribbed top, regular and
extra sizes, first quality;' sold at
?1.50 and $1.75.
Thread Silk Hose, $1.75
Women's full fashioned thread Silk Hose, all
sizes. Colors: African, Cordovan and Russet;
worth. up to $2.50; run of the mill; specially
priced at $1.75.
Black Wool Hose, $1.25
Women's black Wool Hose; first quality, all
sizes, at $1.25.
I
Will End Wednesday at Closing Time
Dresses "At Cost"
$3250
100 high grade women's
and misses' dresses, all
classy styles, Canton
Crepes, Jacquards,, Crepe
Satins and Tricotines. Not
a dress cost less than 32.50,
many cost much more.
Hundreds of Pairs .of Shoes Assembled
in Groups at "No Profit" Prices
Men's felt slippers
' with buckskin soles
with a chrome
leather heel lift.
Black or gray Ev
erett or Romeo
pattern,
cost 1.00,"
1.00
Wednesday Specials
in the
Women's
Underwear
Gowns and Chemise,
4 $1.98
Batiste and nainsook
Giowns and Chemise daintily
trimmed with fine laces or
embroidery. Regular and
extra sizes. '
Silk and Wool Union
Suit, $3.98
Women's silk and wool
union suits,' low neck,
sleeveless, ankle length. "
Silk Lisle Tight, $1.50
Women's silk lisle tights
pink. Sizes 36 to 40; reg
ular price, $2.50.
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