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Urges Governor
New Trial Is Asked
In Heart Balm Case
mulioit
iliitriit rmirt.
fur a ntw trial in
Hliicli Mitt Craig namej uumerou I the jury returned a verdict for Leo-
trcct, yesterday afternoon, exactly
two month after her hiulmtij at
found dead there October U.
bride teemed to lose lutereit in fife,
iiriglilmi naid. Recently the ild
all the furniture in the home except
the bed and bedding. She wat
found, fully drexrd lyiiitf on the
bed. llottlei vhicli amelled of l
qiior were found near by.
Her name before her marriage wat
Veronica Cove!rkie. The body
turned over to X. I S anion, un
dertaker. A national highway emigre v, III
he held in Argentina in May to
thoroughly study the road of that
country.
Omaha nun who "dined" her and P011-
In the riiutiuti the attorney ihme
i . .. ..t i - i n: J
To Lend livers
that the court errei in I.' ui the in.
ktrmiuint In the jury ami that the
ii'numu wi nun 1115 ui
Craig! former divorce fuit were er
tvt of the court, the attorney
WMow Found DraJ Two
1 Months After Wedding
Mm, Thomas lwlc. 4.1, was
found dead in her home, 908 Clark
Lawleii died jut a week after he
married the wewnan vino died yester
day, lie wai an old-time resident
of Winspear triangle,
. When he uai found dead, hi.
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. , - I .-iiwrnrv mr riuuuc V-r4iit, n' it-nun vt KWitfiirT in law aim tnw
ftlAT Yj'II C r.V'l 1' ?VX) heart Mm nut agt .cwilime.
further allrgc.
After a deliberation of five hours,
ch l.eopoht, grain man. yrter' .Vlmiifn if tlm allrgcj iliury i.t
Till: BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. DECEMBEK 10. 1921.
Hulirrr AUo Wtiiita Aid of
iSlaic HierilTs 2" itjtim
To AmUi in Prevent.
ing Hoozc Flow. '
New Year' ec pariks will he
strictly under the ohtervance o( the
l.i w, at least parties where liquor in
prexcnt properly to imbue reveler
witii the spirit of the occasion, so
nith l!. S Kohrcr, federal prohihi
lion eoiiimissioner for Ncbranka, who
ms requested that Governor McKcl
vie dctiiil State Sheriff Cus llyers
and hi 25 deputies for duty in Oma
ha that night. -
Mr. UohrerV entire force, with the
lid of llyers' men and possibly a iU
lail from the Committee of S.OHO,
will guard the morals in public cafes
and cabarets New Year' eve, the
prohibition chief ammmicrd.
Bond to Be Deferred.
Kvery one arrested oil a liquor
charge will be con lined to jail until
Tuesday morning, the first work day
for the federal force following the
holliday. Inasmuch as Unhrrr has
ordered that prisoners held 011 liquor
charges shall not be released on lion I
until information is tiled against
them, persons o arrested will be
forced to spend three nights and two
days m jail.
In response to United States At
torney Kinsler's plea that Uohrc
close at least one eye on this occa
sion, Kohrcr replied that his office
would do its duty at all times.
Special Programs Arranged.
Special programs have been ar
ranged in nearly all the larger clubs,
hotels and restaurants. Reservations
for the night's entertainment and
feasting range from $5 to $7.50 a per
son, admission obtained only through
invitatioit.
The Hrandeis restaurants and the
Hotel Fontenclle announce most
elaborate programs for the evening.
A New Year's morning breakfast
will be served in the Hrandeis restau
rant at 3.
Other places planning elaborate
New Year's functions, despite the
prohibition officer's edict, are the
Omaha club, the Athletic club and
the Blackstone hotel.
Grain Dealers
To Convene Here
More Than 500 Farmers of
State Expected to Attend
Convention Tuesday.
i The '19th annual convention of the
Nebraska Grain Dealers' association
will open at the Hotel Rome Tues
day afternoon. More than bw Ne
braska fanners are expected to at
tend. - ' '
Ex-Governor Deneen, Illinois, will
mane tne opening auuress, ins suuicti
being "Loyalty." He will declare
that loyalty in all walks of life and
business is needed for a proper re
adjustment of conditions.
Senator W. F. Dale, University
Place, will speak on "The United
States Grain Growrs, Inc." explain-
. ins the proposed working of the new
organization. His talk will be fol
lowed by an open discussion.
' Wednesday there -will-be meetings
of the managers ot elevators ana ai
rectors of organizations. Millard R.
Myers, Chicago, and . Dan , V.
Stephens, Fremont, will speak at
these meetings.
In the afternoon Charles P. Craig,
Duluth, will talk at length on the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River
Tidewater association and its value
to middlewest farmers and grain
growers.
The speakers for Thursday are Leo
Stuhr, Lincoln, secretary of agricul
ture; Prof. R. D-Cole, University
r.f M.hraci.-a Ttinnif (A.. Browne.
state railroad commissioner, and J.
" P. Foley, -Omaha, revenue collector.
Negro round Unity
On Pandering Charge
A jury in District Judge Troup's
court took less than two ' minutes
.yesterday to find Walter Fontain,
negro, guilty of pandering.
The complaining witness was
Ruth. Milton, 16, white, who testi
fied that she came in from the coun
try to get a position at the Neville
hotel several weeks ago.
She asked her way at a drug store
at Thirteenth and Douglas streets.
The negro overheard her and said
he would take her to the hotel. In
stead, he led her to a house at 1506
Burt street, where she was held a
prisoner, she said. Some one had
seen him take her there, howeve.
and notified police, who rescued her
and arrested Fontain.
Sentence for the crime is one to
10 years in the penitentiary. Depu
ty County Attorney Beal prosecuted
the case.
Negro Given Sentence
Of Year on Done Charge
Charles Clark, negro, formerly liv
ing at 808 North Fifteenth street,
was found guilty on a dope charge
in federal court yesterday. His sen
tence is one year and a day.
A dope charge against Howard
Ifauck was dismissed by Federal
Judge Woodrough on the recom
mendation of Joseph Manning, nar
cotic agent. Hauck conquered the
habit by working on a farm, accord
ing to Mami.ng.
New Cut Fares Announced
Rock Island railroad has an
nounced holiday excursion fares at
the rate of fare and one-half for the
round trip between points west of
Chicago. St. Louis and Memphis,
where the one-way fare is $25 or
less. Tickets will be on sale Deccm
ner 22-24, with final return limit
ane.irv 4. Minimum excursion fare
is ?2.50.
Ordered Vaccinated.
Health Commissioner A. S. Fin to
yesterday ordered all of his of
fice staff vaccinated.
Police Commissioner Dunn, whose
office adjoins the health office, also
resjonded to the order.
iJOH.V A. 8WJLNS0N, Pre.
"KM. L, H01ZMAN, Treaj.i
JZ-MINUTE
.TORE TALK
- thought It a an uric
dial Idea baying ult and
iitereont fur each of mj
three hoy fur (hrUtnas,
hot this other man over
here with lt boys Jnst
about doubles the l'brl't
man cheer that I'll hare at
my hnose,', ald a rostnmer.
Thin K an nample of tho
practical gift huylne that
prevails In Omaha today.
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The Finest Clothes
New Lower Prices
Select From Greater Nebraska's Superb Quality ,
Stocks of Men's and Young Men's
Clothes and Save Money
World's Best
Suits and Overcoats
Our $35 Suits and jQ CT
Overcoats Now
Our $40 Suits and JQ A
Overcoats Now Ovl
Our $45 Suits and tor
700
Overcoats Now-
Our $50 Suits and Jl A
Overcoats Now 4cU
Our $60 Suits and
Overcoats Now
Our $65 Suits and
Overcoats Now
$50
The Great Underpricing Campaign in force here demon
strates the kind of a clothing store you have at the
Greater Nebraska. Heal value giving drives home to
every man that here is the store where his clothes money
coes farthest. '
The man with the lean purse or the man who leans to the finest clothes made,
yet wants to save real money all find it to their advantage to buy here.
Young Men's Suits and Overcoats
Every original new style idea from finest makers.
Business Men's Suits and Overcoats
A showing of every wanted fabric and every size.
High School Suits and Overcoats . cik gig $20 $25
iture showing of distinctive styles for younger young men. ' P r r -V
Great feature
' Fur Collar Overcoats
Chamois Lined Coats
Leather Yoke Overcoats
Silk Lined Dres3 Overcoats
The
Imported Chinchilla Coats
Imported Great Coats
Imported Motor Coats.
Plaid Back Overcoats
rri ... The great demand lor good quality trousers, ai a JQ50 $C
J. rOUSClS price, is met here with the best values in America, at Q J
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
00 $750
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SOCIETY BRAND
CLOTHES
HICKEY-FREEMAN
CLOTHES
And a Score of Other Famous Makes.
FASHION PARK
CLOTHES
Men's Derby and Velour Hats
It's Time for 'Em Now
Greater Nebraska is prepared to serve you with the newest of
new hats, correct -for overcoat wear. America's be&t hat
makers' productions here A special feature, extra quality hats,
Celebrated -MALLORY
"
Quality Hats r
$5 and $6
TUB CAPS
Complete
Showing1
$4 to $25
JOHN B. STETSON
FAMOUS
HATS
$7
and better
CLOTH CAPS
Dress or Storm
Wear
$1.50 to $3
SPLENDID QUALITY
Hats Here
at
$3.50 and $4
BOYS' AND CHIL
DREN'S Winter Headwear
$1.00 to $3
Mala rittr-East Alale
GIFT CERTIFICATES
A convenient method of gift making "he" may thea
choose just what he wants.
J&W 01:1
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8 The Christmas Gift Headliner
In the West's Greatest , Shirt Display
Extra Quality Silk Shirts
$8.50 and $10 Quality
Jersey Silk Shirts (T) nrflP
Ik
Tieayy Broadcloth Silks
English" L"oo"m" Silks
Genuine Eagle Crepe
Satin Stripe Crepe
king's ""ClotFsTTks
All Sizes
14 to 17
When you give a man a silk
sjhirt, be sure to think of how
it will look after a month or
two of wear he will continue
to think well of you if you in
sist upon quality Nebraska
quality now here's the lowest
of low prices for quality silk
shirts.
Give "Him" Shirts
"His',' favorite shirt maker i
represented in our vast show
ing. Silk Stripe Madras, Rus
sian Cords. French -Woven
Madras, Calais Cord and Fine
Percales, at the ne v.- lower
nriccs.
-ItSi $1.50 $2 $2.50 up
ATTEND THE GREAT 1'RE-CIIRISTMAS
SJ , . ......
Sale of Fine Neckwear
The most remarkable purchase of high grade Neckwear ever made in the history of
D tn's ore all who compare values are ama -cJ at the value superiority of our showing.
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!45c
Sale Price for
75c Jfeckwear
t65c.t95c $12
Sule Price for Sale Price for Sale Price for
81.00 Neckwear $U0 Neckwear $2.00 Aeckwear
,0t
$165
Sale Price for
$20 Keckwear
MEN'S
Bath Robes
Fine beacon blanket robes,
Oregon pure wool blanket
robes and mixtures, shawl
' and military collars
S4.00 to S20.00
MEN'S
Lounging Robes
Beautiful silk brocaded robes, vel
vet, corduroy and imported tweed
robes, wonderfully attractive
house robes
S16.50 to S35.00
MEN'S
Smoking Jackets
Complete showing plaid
two tone, velvet trimmed
and silk brocaded with
gros grain silk trimmed
S6.50 to $25.00
.Christmas Hosiery-Ideal Gift for Men.
Prepared as never before with the largest selection of Interwoven, Holeproof,
Bestknit and many others. Silks, lisles, fancy clocks. English wool, fibre.
New Lower
Prices
25c 40c 50c 75c $1 $1.50 up
MEN'S
Pajamas
Extensive holiday showing
of pajamas and ' night
robes. ; Silks, pongees,
fibre silk, fine madras and
' warm domets; white and
solid colors, also fancy
patterns.
81.00 to S10.00
MEN'S
Gloves
A warm welcome to a gift of gloves
for Christmas vast selections
from Perrin, Fownes. Adler, Dent,
Haller, Daniel Hays mocha, capes,
silk lined, wool lined, wool, jersey,
fur lined, dress, street and auto
wear. New lower prices
SI. OO. 81.50. $2.00,
and $7.50
MEN'S
Sweaters
"He" wants a warm
sweater for a Christmas
gift most complete se
lection here In shawl col
lar and "V" neck coaU
and pullovers In all color
and combinations. New
lower prices
$4.50 to 812.50
Other Good Gift Suggestions:
. EXTENSIVE DISPLAYS LOWEST IN THE CITY PRICES.
Silk Handkerchiefs
oOv, Toe, $1.00
Fancy ISorder. Handkerchiefs
. 2c, Me, 1.00
Initial Handkerchiefs
Boxes of 3 and 6 .
, VM, $2.00, $20
linen Handkerchiefs
25c, 50c, Joe, tlM
Silk Maf tiers
$1.25, $2.00, $2.30 to $7.50
Knitted Mufflers
$2l, $JUMI, $3.50 to $S0
Imporkd Sniss Brash
Knitted Muffler, $10.00
Foil Dress .Mufflers
at $3.50
Belts and Buckles
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 Dp
Collar Bags
$2.00, $2w0, $3,110
r.ill Folds ann Pomes
50c, 75c, $1.00 to 53.50
w (iillette Rator
at $5.00
A World of Other Good Gift Hints
Scarf Pins. Cuff Links, Full Dress Sets.-Knife and Chain. Full Dress Accessories
Holiday Suspenders, Garters, Umbrellas and Canes. Fur Collars for Overcoats.
EVERYTHING "HE" REALLY WANTS FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT IS HERE
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GIFT CERTIFICATES
We issue Gift Certificates for any amount, redeemable in
merchandise at our store at any time.
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