THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1921.
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De Valera Has
Substitute for
Anglo-Irish Pact
Codicils Prepared ly Sinn
Fein Leader Entirely Change
Treaty, Report Dail to
, Vote by Dec. 21.
London, Dec 17.-(By A. P.)
With ratification of the Irish peace
treaty completed in the imperial
parliament all cyci were turred to
day on Dublin, where the Dial
jMreann continued iti deliberations.
The con.rnsug of opinion of the
Irish correspondent of the mrrn
ing newspapers is that yesterday'
discussion in the dill added strength
to the supporter of the treaty, al
tho'iffh it is recognised that the op
position continued U be formidable,
Some writers think the treaty ad
tiercnts are winning and point out
that the statement issued in Dublin
'.an night, calling for a public ses
sion of the Dial on Donday is signed
by both Eatnon DeValcra and
Arthur Griffith instead of by De
Valfri alone. ' ,
The codicils to the1 treaty which
Mr. De Valera is reported to have
prepared amount, it is said, to sub
stitution of a new treaty for that
now under consideration.
Dail to Decide on
Treaty by Wednesday
Dublin,' Dec. 17. (By A. P.)
Final decision on the Irihh peace
ticatv bv the Dail Eiream can be
cxptcjed on Wednesday, but not be
fore, according to informiitioii ob
tained from authoritative Sinn Fein
circles.. , '
A public session will be held Mon
fiay for formal prescntation.of a mo
tion for ratification, but it is ex
pected that the debate will continue
until , Wednesday at least. The
members continued their secret dis
cussions today. .
Beatrice Poultry Show
To Be Held December 21-24
Beatrice. Neb., Dec. 17. (Spe
cial.) The annual show of the
Beatrice Poultry association will be
ln-td December 21-24. There are al
ready, over 200 c vand it is ex
pected that this ' r will be lou
, bled by the tin- ' - show opens.
.Special prizes will be offered for the
highest scoring birds: Earl Smiley
of Seward will score the birds.
Delegation From Clarks
To Visit Central City
' Central City, Neb. Dec. 17. (Spe
cial.) Clarks is planning to follow
their band to Central City December
20, to join in the big bridge day cele
bration. The Clarks band will be one
of the attractions of the day. It is
.estimated that the Clarks delegation
will be fully 600 strong." ,;
Open Evening Until ChrUtmas.
ELDRIDGE
. Phone Douglas 5567.
' : If you would select from a very wide assortment of charaiing things espe
cially suitable for Christmas giving and if you would have intelligent and sym
pathetic help and if you would have really excellent values, then our en
semble of more than 4,000 different.
Will
Grange Bowl
With Old Bronze Stand
J0 inche wide at the top this bowl is
uitable for either fruit or flowers. The
xquisitelv decorated bronze stand is a
Refinement. Previously f 10.00, now
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Flower Bowl
Jn tangerine glass especially suitable
for flowers; measures 7 inches wide at
top. Complete with blaclf base
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Plattsmouth Lawyer
Suffers Breakdown
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Matt Gering, 61, brilliant Platts
mouth lawyer, suffered a complete
physical breakdown last week and
was brought to Ford hospital in
Omaha yesterday for medical care.
He is a brother of Henry Gering of
Omaha. Matt was active in politics
ana at one time a candidate for
congress.
Seottsbluff Farm Bureau
, Seeks Tariff on Beets
Seottsbluff, N'eb., Dec. 17. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Declaring their fi
nancial condition is such that a pro
tective tariff on sugar is needed,
members of the Scotts'BIuff County
Farm bureau adopted this resolution
at their meeting:
"Whereas, the beet growers of
Scotts Bluff county find themselves
in serious financial straits because
of the low price that is being paid
for sugar beets,
"Therefore, be it . resolved by the
Scotts Bluff County Farm bureau
"That we urge congress to enact
tariff legislation at once which will
pive beet growers of the United
States that measure of protection
that may be necessary to ma: e the
beet growing industry a profitable
business," .
Raise Relief Fund
Friend, Neb., Dec. 17. (Special.)
The Volga Relief society of this
city, composed of members of the
German Congregational and the Ger
man Methodist churches, has raised
ty subscription $409.50 for the re
lief of the Volga sufferers of Russia.
Bishop Stuntz to Speak
Geneva, Neb., Dec. 17. (Special.)
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Oma
ha will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist' Episcopal church here
Sunday morning and will be in Fair
mont for an evening service. ' ; V
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Most Surely Delight
Iridescent Bowl
With wide roll edge as illustrated. Suit
able for either fruit or flowers; measures
32 inches at top; sold complete with black
stand , . -
$50
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Splendid Kainbow glass fruit or flower
bowl in iridescent topaz or marine glass.
3314 inches in diameter. Complete with
stand
, $150
Christmas Cards
by Tuck and Hall
from 5c to $1 each
Eldridge Importing
4313 Farnam Street
War Finance Body
Ending Farm Woes
Chappell Farmer Fiuda That
Corporation Helpi in
Many Way.
"The farmer needs a little cash
to go ahead with farming operations
from now to spring, and I find he
can get it from the war finance cor
poration," said F. H. llcndrickon,
a farmer of Chappctt, Neb. He had
come to Omaha to ittend the meet
ing of co-oncrative elevator rompa-
! nic and called at war finance head
' nuarters in the First National bank
i Luilding to h-arn at first hand how
to put through loans.
These loans arc doing a lot to
rd the farmer' troubles," he said.
"There is a more hopeful air in the
country now than a year ago. In
' stead of pressing the farmer to sell
all they have and pay their debts,
extensions and new loans arc being
made wherexer there is good se
curity. I thought at first that the
war finance corporation was a big
fool idea, only good if a man wanted
to buy cattle, but I now find that
this money may be used to assist
farmers in many other ways, Includ
ing loans for holding grain or other
products until the market is favor
able. "This is no time to squeeze the
farmer. Just because times are hard
and prices tre low is no sign th'it
the farmer's assets are never to have
any value. The money being brought
into Nebraska will not only restore
agriculture, but bring prosperity to
all lines .of business."
Farm Loan Company Files
Incorporation Articles
Articles of incorporation of the
Nebraska Agriculture Finance Cor
poration, organized two weeks ago,
were filed with the clerk of the
county court yesterday. They have
been filed with the state banking
board and it is expected they will
be approved.
The capital slock of the corpora
tion is $1,000,000 and loans to stock
men and farmers of Nebraska will
be made up to $10,000,000. Banks
of the state are subscribing rapidly
for the stock, according to John L.
Kennedy, chairmai. of the organiza
tion committee and E. F. Folda,
secretary-treasurer.
Fillmore County School
Heads Meet at Geneva
Geneva, Neb., Dec. 17. (Special.)
Dr. Seacock of the University of
Nebraska spoke at the meeting of the
Fillmore County Educational associa
tion today. "Shall the Schools Re
trench?" was the subject for dis
cussion by school boards and teach'
era. Officers of the association are
L. W. Weisel, Geneva, presidenV
County Superintendent Haughawout,
secretary: R. B. Bedell, Fairmont,
treasurer! Helen Shelkopf, -Shickley,
member of excutfve board. . .
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Deaths
WUIUaa Will,
friend, N.u fyn.r.l rrle. war
he!4 Ik W.thudKl ehunh la thl city
fur William Inllln, pioneer ral4eM at
Halm county, wna diet t hi ham
her. Th bwly ! taken la Paraheater
tar burial.
Juke) Malar.
beatric. N.h John staler, lenaar r.
Man! of DaWlft, illat at hi bam lhar
ariar tine lllnaaa. Ha la urvv4 t
hi widow n4 ftv ehll4rn.
Job M. Metr.
Iiawltt, Neb. John W. M.tra, 014
reahteiit of iMtmt anj Valine cuunty.
died at hla ham In Dewltt attar tlniai
lM aiekit. II i II. Kunaral aarv
kaa war bald at In M. E. church.
Ma.tar ruifbum lle.
Tabl Ku.-k. Nab. Tha amalt n Of
Mr. and Mr. A. W. I'anaburn ill.. I at In
h.m of liia frandpar.nt Kt Dawann.
funeral aervlce war belli tt tha Chris
tian chunh.
Mo.ee t. Brll.
Atlantic, I Kunaral aervlce war
hIJ at tha Con-refatlonal churrh bar
for atuae K. H-ll. tt, prominent n4
wealthy faae county farm.r, who dUd ID
aaniiarlum at Tarkio, Mo.
Carl Immarmaa.
rtaatric. .V.-B Carl Zimmerman, 75,
1)r4 at th boma of a nl.c In Waal
llaatrlr.., o(tr a prolonged lllne. Ha I
aurvlved by a am, who reetde In Omaha,
and a rtnuuht-r llvma In t'anau. Th
body waa taken to Million Crork (or
burial.
Will MurdonalJ.
Pn City. Neb. Will Macdonald, r
tlr4 farmer of thl city, dl.J at hla horn.
Mr. Macdonald ni etrlikon a waelc to
th flay befor hla death, vrlill drlvlnf
a loail of hay ts town. II waa riding on
lha top of th load whan atrlrkao and
Ml unronaolou from th wafon. Th
horaaa bt-cama frlkhten.d and ran away.
Adam Voun.
Hadlion. Neb. Adam Younr, SO, for
many year a raalrient of till cou'jty, dl4
at hla limn noar Cantral City. Th body
waa brouKht hara. Funaral aarvlea wer
hld In th M. K. church, Hv. Chambar
lain ffficlntlna, followed by Maionlo ary
Ice at Crownhlll cemetery by th Ma.onln
lodaa at Madlaon. of which h waa a
member. Adam Younr waa born at Mon
mouth, 111.. Aua-uat IS, 1871, Ha wa mar
ried to Retta .. Trln. dauahtar of J.
O. Trln. of Madlion. H I urvived by
nil wife, three ona and two daunhter.
Mr. H. C Moran.
Bloomflelil, Neb. Funeral aarvlcea for
Mr.. M i.'. Mnran, 39, war held In III
Weatflde Lutheran church her copdurted
by Ror. Rpleckermnn. She wa a daufhter
of Mr. and Mr. I.oula Etaert, for many
yeara resident of Blooinfleld. Her death
occurred at her home In Plalnvievr. She
la survived by th buaband, on aon and
on daughter.
Andrew Folk.
Blooinfleld, Neb. Kunernl ervlce for
Andrew Folk of thla place, who died at
Wayne following; an operation, wr held
at Wakefield. H la aurvlved by on
daughter and on son,
Mr. Frank fiartner.
Bloomfleld, Neb. Mre. Frank Oartner
died at her home her. She had bean
cick for several year.
Dr. Iorenzo D. Round.
Table Rock, Neb. Dr. lrfiremo D.
Rounds. 72.' who had lived In thl county
Rtid practlaed medlcln at Table Rock,
Lewiaton and Mayberry . for between 30
and 40 yours, died at hi home In May
berry. He wna a veteran of, the civil
war and la survived by hla wife. Funeral
services were held at Lewiaton.
Business Activities
Fair Society Meet.
Nelson. Neb. The annual banquet of
the Nuckolls County Agricultural asso
ciation will be held Tuesday. Secretary
Danielsou of the state fair board, will
be one of the speakers. Representative
of the county fairs of thl part of th
stale will meet In the afternoon to con
sider matters of interest to fairs In gen
eral. v
Re-Elect Fair Officer.
Pawnee City, Neb. The Pawnee County
Fair association officers wera . re-elected
Open Evenings Until Christmas.
Importing Co.
1313 Farnam St.
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Casseroles
In Sheffield Frames
7-inch round, and 8-lnch oval, Casserolet
of oven glass,', guaranteed unbreakable
by heat. Frames are Sheffield on
nickel silver. Eight styles to choose
from. A real gift for mother
$750
PIE PLATES In Sheffield Frames
9-inch pie plates of oven glass, guaran
teed unbreakable by heat The three
styles of frames are of the same high
grade plate as described above
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un.iumuualy. Thar arai PreeLtant, W.
T. farkiaaon; .a areeidt, iank Vir
lltka; earraiary, I). v uatinm; u.a.urar,
T. t. Itaaaati; dliaclura, K. M. Wha'ry
aad Will t.at:a. liuring lha laat year over
war aip.nd.d wa ImiiiuiaineliU
ua the srauarta.
Quart i I.Uaa Cmmrti.
Pawn Cur. Nati Th Naoraaka Wa
layau iiiate quartet gave a coutarl at tna
Tlrai fraakyiarian churh bar. Tha
Chriallaa Kndaavur aoci.iy bad char of
the nia'talnm.ni,
Pfjaltora liat Monr.
Anelms, N.h Hee.lvar Mu.lt of lh da.
funet t'auiila Mia' bank Iwiaa P)l" da
poaltora. Over ll.00 la rlaed by thl
aciiea.
Weddings
raalrr-Mrklea.
(Irand Uland. 'ab The marrlai of
Itlea 0rlruil Nlcklaa and Itaymond
P.w.y Caalar took lar at the horn of
lh l.rlUea parent, air. and Wa. W. J.
Nlckl., Rev. W, U Aiialin of Trinity
Vl.tbodlat Ki'lacopat church uonducllns lh
rlnf c.r.mony.
CampbrJI-lMMlf.
Grand I.'and. Neb Mr. llo.la May
foil ua and Clyda C. Campbell ware mar
ried In thl city at th offlc of County
Juile Mullln. Mr. anil Mre. Otto Klarr
aeiinc aa algnalory arltneaaea. rn RriHirn
I a member of th city fir department.
They will link Grand Uland tlwir home.
lVteraon-MoCor.
Oraud laland. Neb John O. Pateraon
f Mru.tl. and Kdlth N. Mt'Coy of
Clarke, war married In thla idly by
tounty Jvd( Mulllik
. KopecUiy-Herbrecli,
Grand taland, Neb Th marrlat of
Roa Herbrch and Frank J. Kvpcky,
both of Bchuyl.r, took lac In thl city,
County Judf Mullln officiating. ,
HIIUama-Hhaderk.
Grand laland. Neb. Ml.i Clara Khad.'i-k
and Harry Wllllama, both of thl city,
war married by Kav. Father Helmea, paa
tor of Ht. Mary eathedral. Mia fiaclla
Thompaon and Wlllla l.ymnn acted aa at-
ONE-MINUTE
STORE TALK
Everybody swims op the
'stream of doubt' for weeks
before Christmas, wonder
In,; what to (rive some man
er buy for Rift and then,
at the Inst mlnnte, every
body seems to torn to the
store of least resistance and
yon folk pet the crowds,"
aald a customer watching
Saturday's great crowds ot
shoppers at Greater Ife-braska.
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laadanta After a brief honamrn trip
tha ouutil 'H return la thla city I re.
i.U. Mr. William la In lh mply
nf tha Caatral Power company bar. II
formerly redd In Columbu.
Kopk-Krllla(,
Orand laland, N.b Albert Erneat
tlopak and b.im Kmn.a Krltaln. both
taaidenta of Araoaho. ar married by
County Jud Mullln at th court bou.e
It thl city.
AaaMite Wadding !,
Rhanandoah. la Th data of lh mar.
rtac of Mlaa Huelah Kletrher of rJh.n.n.
duah 10 I'aul Mlrhel, aa.l.tant county
analiiear. waa announced at a party at
tha ham of Mn. (Irady Port. Miaa
I'letrher will b. a bride Cr.riaima eve
rihe la employed at the Plrat National
bank., Mr. Mlcb.l waa a atar foot ball
plaver when h waa aiutlanl at L
lloln.a collet at ! Mulnea,
Harvard. Neb Mia Klbel Merirua
and William Keollnc war married at
Aurora. Miaa Mcaru 1 Ilia daughter of
t).or y.grue, plumber, and the bride
groom, an employ of tha Northweetera
railway, live with hi liner, Mr. Omar
Parrow,
Knk-Ruaeh.
Oenara, Neb. A marriag llrenaa waa
granted to Benjamin Kank, 10, Saron
vllle, end Ell Ilouach, I!, button.
Carnee-Mlvernall.
Aurora. Neb. Lloyd Carnt'a of Aurora
and Miaa Mabel tillvernall of I'Mlllpa w.rv
niarried hern. Mr. Vllvernall la national
ehalrnian of malntenano of the Hrother
hood uf Hhcp Ijibor.ia with an offlc In
Omaha.
Thoinn-Ha) nr .
(Irand laland, Neb.Aimouiir.ment hn
recently been mart In thla city of th
marriag of Jay Thompaon, former vie
prealdent of the Orand laland National
batik, and Mlaa Clara Haynea. At preaent
Mr. and Mra, Thompaon ar living In
Omaha but plan later to reald In Chicago,
where relative of th groom realdo.
Threa Couple Married.
Beatrice, Nb. Thru couple wer mar
ried by County Juila Meiamor. They
wer Col. Jatnea Johnaoit, 4ti. Cameron,
Neb., and Kate llathe, 14, Sterling, Neb.;
K.Mie Jame Wallman, 21, Haatrlre, and
Mildred Conover, Si, Rlue Kprlng: An
J0HN A. SWAN'SON, Pres.
Open Evenings Until Christmas
After All "He" Wants
Dress and Negligee
Shirts for Men
$1.50 ?2 $2.50 and up
Interwoven and Holeproof
Hosiery for Men
10 50 75 and np
DON'T MISS THE-
Sale of Silk Shirts
$8.50 and $10 $C25
values at tl plus tax
The Gift of Gifts .
Gloves for Men
$1.00 to $7.50
Extensive Showing
Belts and Buckles
50 to $5.00
House Coats and-
Lounging Robes
?650 t0 ?35
Beautiful Silk Mufflers, $1.25 to $10.00
Collar Bags, 9 M to $3.00
Bill Folds, .'. to $3.M
Men's Purses 50c to fi.50
Leather Belts, 50c to 82..V)
Fancy Snsponders, oflc to $1.00
Silk Hosiery, 75c to tUi
Umbrellas ami fanes, $1-00 to 1 10.00
Men's For laps UM to $240
( loth Caps for Men, 11-0 to M.00
BOYS' TWO-PANTS SOTS BOYS' OVERCOATS BOYS' MACK
INAW'S BOYS' . SHIRTS. BLOUSES, NECKWEAR, SWEAT
ERS. GLOVES, BELTS. HOLE SLIPPERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CORRECT APPAREL
drew . aaaVlioff, IS. MaryavlM. Kaa ,
and Adalla Ann I'e lluhr. 17, m.i',
b. A liien.a ale., riitrd I" Oala
Terry, la, and tVtl. Holt. II, both of
nea trie.
Iloran-AiMrewJel.k.
Orand lalaad. N.b.-Mia riara Andr.w-
I.lak and U"d riimij'in lloran. butli of
;ib. war married Im thl city at th
eoun houa, Juug Mull' p.rfotmliig lh
oet.mony.
Two t'auplea Mai
larVl4.
ll.atrlta. Neb. Robert P. JVta, II. and
Mia Hoe Vura, I, loth of Hwantna,
Neb., war married by County Judge
M".emor.
rlidiiey Oaorga Parry, l. and Mra, Kate
Langwortby, it, butli o( U.atrke, wet
married,
Kelnmau- oiiover.
Blue Springe, Neb. kC.lily Jnmea Vein
man, II, of Ileal rl. a, mid Mildred Alice
Conover, II, of till city, wera married
by Judg Meeamor at Heat rice. They
lll niak their horn at lleatilr.
Sualboff-lieHulir.
Wymor. Neb-Atidred Oonr Si'athoff,
II. of Maryavlil. Kan,, and Adelia Anna
lnuhr. It, of Wynmra, wer mtrrled by
Judg Meaamor at Heatrlt, Tk.y wl.l
make their hum at Hoiyavllle,
McTlarnen-Htlll.
Pawn City, Nab Mia Camilla fllit
nf thla city waa married to Ch.trl.i Mo
Clarneo of Suinmerfleld, Kan. at Lin
coln. They wilt renlda on a farm nenr
Hummerfleld. Mlaa mitt haa tiiuaht in
tliaj country achool during th l.ial year.
Trller-llolfcr.
Wymor. Neb. Carl Trotter of l.liifloln
waa married to Mlaa Mildred lloilarr uf
Wymor at Lincoln.- Mr. Trotter la In
th employ of th Hiirllngtoii a tut Mre.
Trotter haa been clerking for th' Kudgo
A Ouncel Co. They will . mako their
bom In Lincoln,
Melnlyre-Pelhoml.
Beatrlc; Neb l.eater L. Alcltityr and
Etta Lovlna Pethoud were married by
County Judg Mra.mure. They i-nurt tu
mak their home on a farm pear Auburn
Th bride la a dHUghtur of Clly Clerk
Pethoud of Ueatrlc.
Try The Bee Want Ad Columns.
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a Useful Gift
AFTER all your thought on
the subject of what to
buy "Him" for Christ
mas, there is one logical store at
. which to buy it a gift from
Greater Nebraska will please
'Him" most and cost you least.
Greater Nebraska is thronged
with shoppers enjoying lowest
in the city prices and
The West's Largest
Selections of Gifts for
Men and Boys
Make Your Shopping
Pleasant Come
MONDAY
Shawl, "V" Neck, Pullovei .
Sweaters for Men
$4-50 $5 $6.50 to $12.50
English Wool and Silk Mixture
Wool Hosiery ,
75? $1 $1.50
Greatest of All-
Silk Neckwear Sales
45 65 95 135 165
Worth 75c o 92.50
Silk, Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs for Men
25 to $1.50
Christmas Gift for Men
Pajamas & Niglit Robes
$1 to $10
Entirely New Patterns
Bath Robes
?4 $(550 $750
Scarf 1'ins $1.0 t R-"0 .
Knife and Chain Sets I-.S0 to f..WI
Full Dress Sets, $2.50 to
Caff Links, .Vic to $3.00
Sterling Belt Buckles IU0 to $00
Collar 1'ins, 25e to llK)
TraTeling Bscs 0 o fU.00
Suit Cases to tV,M
AVardrobc Trunks 2(UQ to $109
FOR MEN AND WOMEN:
Poultry Show at York
Prove? Record-Breaker
York, Kcb., Dec. 17. (Specul.)
Tlie third annual ihow of the Cen
tral Nebraska Toultry tmoclatiou
tloicd on a of the nioit mcctnful f -hibitiont
linre the atiociation wit
organized. There were more than
"00 birda on exhibition. Ten coun
tic wore reprt.entcd and the difplay
wa visited by large numbcri. In
dividual tale of birds wai held
Thursday and was one of the Urgent
ever held by the association.
At the annual Hireling and ban
quet, it was decided to hold the next
show at York during the second
week in December, lu22. The foU
towing otliccri were elected: W. S,
Tastgart. president: 11. C. Feemster,
vice president, and C. O. Hudson,
re-elrcted secretary-treasurer, J. K.
Shapland, August Krah and S. I
Clcland were elected board of di
rector. .
Montreal Hank Open.
Montreal, Dec. 17. The Merch
ants Dunk of Canada, on the strength
of a proposed merger with the Bank
of Montreal, opened its door today
for business.
The proposed absorption of the
Merchants bank, declared by Its offi
cers to have been the result of an
impairment of its reserve was an
nounced after the Montreal stock
exchange yesterday had ordered
trading stopped in its stock.
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