THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21.
i
M If
luox&ciienry
Laid to Rest in
iVault in Florida
Simple Services Mark Funeral
, Aged Negro Servant -.
WeVpi at Death of
"OIJMare.M
JacE.onville. FI Dec. 21
"Marie J1 c15J" Watterion. content
with thfTjwrn of hit life, retted
tolay from labor.
With cn( Jhe niemberi of hit itn
mediiie wwy present, and with the
hour oHne nrvice unannounced, the
body of ,thp; venerable Kentucky
jaurnaliio died here yesterday
wai f3 in a vault to remain un
til aj'rtrtfcjhcn it will be taken
home to-Xi-given a final resting
place bediile Iris mother and father
in Cave itilt remcfry at Louisville.
Docause of the grief of hii mother
aild ki.tcr and for fear many per
sons would attempt to attend the
brief and-'.iiUi)!e service at a mor
tuary chaH which preceded hying
away of In-' body, Henry Watterson,
jr., arranged that the hour of the
service rot, be made' public and the
family- requested that there be no
floral tribtites. desiring that the serv
ice and everything connected with it
he as simple, as possible. The Rev.
J. T. -Boomn pantor of the First
Christian church here, of which de
nomination Mrs. Watterson is a
member, officiated. '
Hundreds of messages of con
dolence were received yesterday by
Mrs. Watttrson from old friends of
"Marse Henry" and newspaper men
who trained under him. . One, pecu
liarly touching was ? from Arthur
Krock, .editor of the Louisville
Times. - !f r r
' Weeping for VOld JtUrster."
"Jim and I are weeping for the
death of Old Marster," it read. "Jim"
is Jim Wilson, aged negro servant,
who has resided at the Watterson
home for many years. '
Tribute From Bryan.
Col. : R. W. Bingham, publisher
of the Louisville Courier-Journal, of
which i Mr. Watterson was editor
for about SO years, learned of Colo
nel Watterson's death when he ar
rived here late today en route to
Havana. , ' ; ,
From Miami came a tribute from
W. J.' Bryafi, alternately opposed
and supported in his ' presidential
campaigns by the: pen of Colonel
Watterson; .. ., ;
'The' country will learn with deep
regret qf the death of Henrv Wat
terson," said Mr.. Bryan. "His abil
ity and long experience and his pic
tureso.ue;style and impressive and
genial personality gave him a c n
spicuous.fejytion Sjttodng the nation's
journalists He- was a unique, char
acter n,one an' fill his place." -.
Ilalian'sijtrtJrge Meet
a OiVi Submarine Question
Washington, Dec. 23. (By A. P.)
FaihVre of" the .French delegation
to receif expected additional - in
ktructionj 'to auxiliary naval craft
troni jts,hofie government promised
to lead J "farther discussion today
of the irflfcnVarine . question by the
Vashinfthionference in the single
meeting Iiely to break a pre-Christ-mas
lulEThe meeting of the full i
navaLGjamjttee ,was ' set or 3
o'clock. ' ' '
WhileJu. various delegations pre
pared fl5J,!lje afternoon meeting
suggestogi"ferne from the Italian
represeutilwn through an authorize,
spokesnj'attthat another conference
be arrat&e&soon after the adjourn
ment otMiW present gathering to
take up tiltther the question of aux
iliary.1. CattTaft. , . :
Driver .Seriously , Injured
Whe'w&r Rolls Down Bank
' MilwuK Wis.." Dec. 23. Lewis
Yarman-ofHwilwaukee is in a serious
conditioiii after. droppinK 175. "feet
in his Automobile late Wednesday
down a 45 degree incline , over - the
lake WafTfr. Yarman's car is 're
ported to Itftyc skidded over the curb
and 'foiled widewise; down the bluff,
coming totafstop-20 feet from the
water: Pofcee say that the machine
must have Ahmed over 20 times.
. AMconda Issue. ' f5
New York, xcc;'- . .e Ana
conda" Copprr Mining company to
day announced an issue of $223,215
shares -of tff&sury stock to share
holders' at fc$S0 a share on a basis
of one-share to every 10 years held
to financethe acquisition of the.
Amef ican lrass company. .
Celebrate Fiftieth
.Wedding Anniversary
no
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Mr, and Mrs. Erick Ostbcrg.
York Neb., Dec. 23. (Special.)
Mr. and Mrs, F.rick Ostbcrg will cel
ebrate their fiftieth wedding anni
versary at their home at Benedict,
Neh., Christmas day.
Mr. Ostbcrg was born in Sweden
February 21, 1841. At the age of
26 he came to America and settled
at Bishop Hill,- near fialva, III.
i hrec years later he returned to
Sweden, and the - following year
came hack to America in company
with a brother, sister and Miss Ella
Johnson, who became his wife, De
cember 4, 1871.
Thev are the parents of five chil
dren, three sons and two daughters,
of whom there are living, Edward J.,
living near Ansley; Mrs. M. W. Os
born and Mrs, C. M. Hoover, both
of York county.
Attending the celebration will be
Mr. and Mrs. . Peter Elforse. of
Stromsbursr. who witnessed the
ceremony 50 years ago. Mrs. El
forse is a sister ot Mr. Ustocrg.
Mr. Ostberir is a pioneer farmer
and stockman of this section, having
moved to Nebraska 39 years ago.
Telegraphic. Briefs
Doctor Arrested, " ' ,' ,
Waukesha, Wis.. I-'c. SS. Dr. 3, K.
Norrls, executive director of the Rst
Haven Sanatorium at Waukesha and Roy
Jni'ksnn, ' a patient, were arrested today
by Sheriff Keeble of Waukrstia county.
on warranta chanting aala of speculative
oil stock to world war veterans, patlenu
at tha Inst tut on w tnout oDtaining a
permit from the atate railroad commis
sion. , ' ,
Asks Import Duty on Films,'-.,
Waihinrinn. Dec. S3. Increased Import
duttea on motion tricture films, aenaltlxed
but not exposed, waa urred before the
aenate finance committee today by
Charles H. Cole, of Boston, speaking; for
the Bay Btate Fllme company, uoaion;
tho Eastman Kodak company; me
Anaoo company, and the rowers rum
Prn.iucia. all of Rochester. N. T. The
witness aald foreign competition, largely
Otrman, had already reaunca in n
cloalng of two ot the five film making
factories In the country.
Will Not Cut Watte. '
t....... u... n.. 53 w. M Wooil.
president of, the American Woolen com
pany,- yeaterday announcea 10 eiipiojw
that their wages for the coming season
are not to be reauceu. , .
Tokio Surprised
At Interpretation
Given Pacific Paet
Japanese Said to Be Opposed
To Application of Treaty
To Mainland of Their
Country.
By GRAFTON WILCOX.
Washington. Dec 21 With , re
publican senators friendly to the new
four-power treaty planning to ap
peal to President Harding for clari
fication of the pact with respect to its
application to the mainland of Japan,
it was learned last night that aid in
this respect may come sooti from the
Tokio government also.
Senators who are somewhat both
ered by the dual interpretation of the
treaty believe that if the pact were
altered so as to eliminate all am
biguity as to the .scope of its appli
cation the opposition would be de
prived of its strongest weapon , and
prompt ratification would be assured.
Reports in conference quarters de
clare that the Tokio government has
been surprised at the interpretation
of the treaty, which includes the
mainland of Japan in the terms of
the four-power agreement. Tokio is
said to be much opposed to this in
terpretation and there is expectation
here that some official word from
the Japanese government 1 on this
subject may be heard soon. -
Senators vho want clarification be
fore the treaty is sent to the senate
say that if the president sends the
treaty to the senate in its present
term it is likely to encounter much
stronger opposition than had been
expected and a senate reservation
clarifying the meaning of the pact
tult undoubtedly command considrr
able support. The time to modify
the treaty, they argue, it now before
the opposition in the senate has ha t
time completely to cpitalie the
misinterpretation of the pact.
Opening of Soviet
Congress Postponed
Moscow, I)cc. 2J. The opening o(
the all-Russian soviet congress, to
bate taken place veterdav. has been
postponed. It probably will be held
rriday.
In the meantime the all-Russian
communist conference is meeting to
decide what shall be the action of
the party at the sovid congress.
The conference is considering six
questions: I-'irst, the action of the
communist party in the economic re
establishment of Russia; second, in
dustry: third, agriculture; fourth, the
clearing of the party of undesirables;
fifth, the attitude of the party toward
co-operative organizations, and sixth,
the third intrrnationale and its new
tactical problems.
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Last Shewing Today
"HER STURDY OAK"
Featuring
Wanda Hawley
TOMORROW
"CAMILLE"
With
NAZ1MOVA
. and
VALENTINO
-' ' ' Note to Finland. - (
r.i. . Th. nn.Un hftlahtvltC
niga. 1' . -am. r .c - ' "
government has Bent a new note to Fin- (
.,i . ... ......in... .m.nii fnr U'lth-
drawal of alleged Finnish aid to the in-
surgenta In Karelia ana expulsion ira
Finland of General Boris Savinkoff (Gen
eral Savlnkoff, a member of.' tile- former
Kerenskl government of Russia, was re-
.... .vnAn. -An. Tnlnn,l tt.t the re
cently Hircucu ..v.. . " . T
quest of the Bovlet government.) y.
- ', Jobltas Piaturbanct. V ' ,
Tnn ' nn M.-l-fBV A. P I AH tX-
i.mt.i rrnun of the unemployed In -Lon
don was declared in , an annonucement
by Scotland Yard today to be planning
to create a disturbance today or tomor
row In the West End of London.. Tne
r.. TCnH iiiiiIad'i fashionable snop-
plng district, which is crowded these daye
with Christmas shoppera and Is fre
quented by numbers of the unemployed
wno are aouciiing iuuuoj
day buyers. ,
'' ". ;' ' Dlu In Npert. '' ' '.?,.V
Diaz, commander of the Italian -armlea
IP the woria war, arnveu mu; ....
United Statea tv here he spent two
lonthe as gues-r or ine am "'"
. ,u..in-inativ mivm1' at tro
tie Was Biiiiriomo.ivo..v - -
pier by civil, m;lltary and communal au
thorities ana ny yic jiuumji -
Nlblaclc and the offlnera of the Atnerlcin
battleship Ltah. now .In -the harbor. A
crowd, many memos , ;
banners of welcome, greeted the general
WUIl Baivos Ol cnei. . i
Tnrla May Bn Morata.
r.. 'o Th hnrao soon will be
but a irtemoty. 'so far as the principal
tnorougniarea ui. j,t
plana of "traffic reformers" are adopted
tn an etrori to uiaemaiigi ...
JamB which are daily making the
podestrlan'a exlatence more uncertain.
. Ivrls t Preside.
Shamokln. Pa.. Dec SS.John Lewla.
International president of the XJnlted M In e
Workers of America, ties notified District
... .j . ,. t n.M.n that. h . will lire
Bido at the tri-dlstrlct convention which
opens January 17 to irame aenrnios ou
.L.k..i,. nrlrtr to the. exnlra-
tlon of ths present working agreement
April ,1. . - ,
.,r . VmI, ftnnM DeatroTed. -
Jtangum. Okl.. Dec. M. Six men were
injured, tnree eerioueiy m bw'"1--
. . j .... . 1 Kl.l.h il.alnU.Ui
plosion cauFeu wy n.c
six stores, a moving picture theater, ana
a garage at Duke, Jackson county. 18
mllee aoutn oi nere ibis . msu..
Man and tVoman, Both S7, Wed.
Mertden, Conn., Dec. SS. Mrs. Harriet
B Lucas of thla city, and George L. El
mer of Providence, It. I., both S7, were
married today by the Rev. Everett Burns
at the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Wm TONIGHT i
llJxhristmasive'l
111;; "dance;-!
ifllff m Unveilin Mammoth Sgf
111 1 CHRISTMAS TREE 1
Mf( Special Music ; ." M
P'Ki Vim CARL LAMPS ORCHESTRA g
i NEW SONGS
' JIMMY SCHUYLER j
Illi.Pffl ' FREDDY WALKER M
These Things at the 5
Sherman & Mc Co nne 11
Drug Stores:
Perfumes Perfume Sets
Stationery
CANDIES Bulk and Box
CIGARS By the Box
RAZORS Every Known Kind-
Manicure Rolls
- .These at 20 less than wholesale
prices at our 16th and Harney St. store.
Thermos Bottles and Kits
Water Bottles
Beautiful Brushes
. Hair and Military
t
You'll save time and MONEY by coming to us first
Sherman & McConnell
Drug Co.
S Good Drug Stores m Prominent Locations.
Corner 16th and Dodge . Corner 16th and Harney
Corner 19th and Farnam Corner 24th and Farnam
Corner 49th and Dodge
Brandeis Restaurants
, . ' IN THE
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE 'ROOM
WILL PRESENT
Mme. Effie Stile, Operatic Star
Xmas, Saturday Matinee, Dec. 24, 1921
12:00 to 2:00 P. M.
P ROGRAM
MME7 EFFIE STILE
in
Aria from "Cavalieria
Rusticana" and
Villanella from
"Villanella," French
Operette.
GILBERT JAFFREY
Late Pupil of '
Leopold Auer
' in1:.'
"Humoresque" and
"Adoration"
ByBoroski.
ARTHUR RANDALL, ACCOMPANIST
FROM
CARL ALLEN'S DANCELAND SERENADERS
BRANDEIS NEW , ORCHESTRA
Table D'Hote Lunch 75c
and a la Carte
.- Quality in Food and Courteay in Service
Do Not forget This Is Last Week to Make Youf Reszr?
vatiorts for NeVf Year's Eve .
Tea Dansant 4:00 to 5:30 P. M.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons
Theee RetUaranta will be open all da? and evening Monday,
December 26.
Take 17th St. Elevator.
Miners lo File
Test Suit Against
Kansas Court hwv
Iowa Attorney Uircctrd to
Prrjiare Action To lifter
mine Validity of In
dustrial Act.
Hjr The Aauirlalri I'm.
Kansas Citv. pec. 2.1 Suit at
tempting to irove the Kansai indus
trial court act unconstitutional and
invalid will lc brought shortly in
Kansas, at the instance c( the in
ternational headquarters of the
FINAL DAY
BETTY COMPSOK
in
ladies Must Live'
I'nitid Mini! Wnkei, f Auietiia.
John I.. l ewi, iiitcrtutio, ill
ilenl ainioinueil late vrsterday. lie
said ludw'e ). T. Cluikson oi Alhia,
la., ceneul couiuet (or the United
Mi;ie W'cxkers in the Ioms distrkt,
Nu, of the union, had been direct
ed (o piepatc ku'h attioit,
Mr. Lewis nude a t riff statement
residing general conditions and
. ...... . J.. . i. - i . i ii :
iiiis(icii in me ians coai neiUB,
where a content in in progress be
tween followers of Alexander 1 lo
wat, whom Lewis deponed from of
fice as president of District I J,
United Mine Worker of America,
October 1J, and jiiion miners and
LllCVXV M WUOVlttf
LAST TWO TIMfS
MATIN tE TCOAY, 21S
tarty Csjrltla
TONIGHT at 8:00
HELEN KELLER
Bliss, 0it a Fefittly Daab
Dane Fenlesle
MEL KLEE SWIFT a KELLY
Msri.rtt Ford "East and Weet"
HARRY J. CONELY
Aetoe's Fables "Topics o( the Day"
Pathe News
Mallsns IS te SOe: seme 7se tsS II M 1st.
ase Suail. Might I to Is 11.00; wsis 11.2
, Sstureo asd SuRtfsv.
AutesinSllf Ruisber 1 19.07 vlsi twe Hill te
Say. Witca let luohy auiubar tofferrew.
THE CHRISTMAS DEMAND
FOR SEATS IS BIC. RESERVE
SEATS EARLY FOR SUNDAY
AND MONDAY, MATINEES
AND NIGHTS.
officials who li4e heeded the cr
th i s of Leu is nd international of
ficers acting at liis direction. The
Itowat partisans do not recognize
the removal and a hearing on a suit
brought jn the name of llow.it and
men who were district olfkials. in
-OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
and Nil Today
R.sVdSaat, toe
Lm4 Waal 01 Sola msSt la I
,7oU Bill 0 Broadway
)' CaBtslls. Marra liana) W.llS Calhsrlae
Craotara. A '! el aaioitS lua that lilt lha
kaliaay anaa liaa a at a.
irallcaama Taaagmra.
aauly Caaius el
Laatlea' Tickata, IS-JOc Every Weak Day
UUtritt 14 undr him has been in
progreas since Monday,
LAST TIME TONIGHT
"All' Fair in Love"
STARTS TOMORROW
"NO WOMAN KNOWS"
-ss5 Also at Th
STARTS
TODAY
PRESENTED
By WM. FOX
RACING
SENSATION
e Muse Today Only
Ran ' Away!
n i n.,.:,, b mi wiiiii i i za 1 1 rcyri I
Several of our customers have skipped," leaving instruments that
were not fully paid for.
Some of these are nearly new and cannot be told from brand
new instruments.
Player Pianos Pianos Phonographs
These instruments will be sold at once for the balance due us.
Some of them are nearly paid for, and the small balance may be paid in small
weekly or monthly payments. Just a few of these instruments left.
You never had an opportunity like this before; better hurry.
Dougias st. Thatcher Piano Co.jack.on
Phone
3066
Last Day
Eebe Daniels
"THE MARCH HARE'
Christmas Eve f
aw. Ilnnninn ffS
HOTEL. I
Ball Room
INFORMAL
Admission 50c
War Tax 5c
Refreshments served
without charge.
$1.50 Table d'hote Dinner
. Served Sunday and Monday
12 to 2 P. M. and 6 to 8 P. M.
For Saturday
A special sale on a choice
selection of new and pop
ular Phonograph Records at
40c
v Hundreds to Select From.
Phonographs at V Price.
2415 Farnam Street
ECZEMA ON. FACE
MLUI
In Blisters On Little Girl. Skin
Sore and Red. Cuticura Heals.
"When my little girl rms four
months old eczema broke out on her
face and neck in small
blisters. Her skin waa
very sore and red. Later
the breaking out developed
into sore eruptions. She
was cross and could not
sleep day or night. .
"The trouble lasted about six
weeks before I began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and after using
two cakes of Soap and one and a half
boxes of Ointment she was healed."
(Signed) Mrs. Edna Portorf, Orego
nia, Ohio.
Daily use of Cuticura Soap, Oint
ment and Talcum usually prevents
skin troubles.
Saaipl. Saab Fiat brafall. Addrai: "Oattaaretaa
or.torlei, Capt. H, Maldsa 41, Itaaa." 8oM aaarr
whre. Boap2ac Ointment 25 and 60s. TaleomSa.
itaaa' Cuticura Soap aharaa without muc.
MOTOR
Make It a Reality
There is something thrilling beyond
any other emotion in looking through
the window on Christmas morning
and seeing a new car, hung with gar
lands, standing at the curb.' .
f The Essex Coach can be delivered at
your home at $1635 only $310 more
than the touring car. ,
GUY L.SMITH
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ncs-s-7 fahnam Omaha, USA PHONCDoueutmo
White .JS' -
Sewing W WSzr
A VMachine
v Amas
Gift
A White Sewing Machine 4
acknowledged the world's y srfSL '
leader, is a gift that will kW$t
bring joy to the recipient yCilflL i
for years to come. p-tbiS j
'The House of Pleasant jjT &&Ssi '
Dealings" S 43Pfti
MICKEL'S'C i
15th and Harney Sts.
Douglas 1973. Vy
A Wonderful Special
for Your Chrictma3 Dinner
Fresh
Strawberry
ICE CRE&H
And what more could be
desired as dessert for din
ner or this Joyful festive
day than such a fresh
tasty comhlnation. Toi
know It will be good be
cause it's DELICIA.
four Dealer Van Sopplv
Yoa
The Fairmoni
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This CMstmas
To mo.ther it will mate let
ter writing a joy.
To father no more evening
work at the office.
To the invalid to make the
long hours fly.
To the college boy or girl
for better work and higher
marks.
Sold on $5.00 monthly
To any ambitious friend as a
certain neip toward success.
To your busines associate a
traveling private secretary.
To your pastor for his letters
and sermons.
To your literary friend his
manuscripts will be more
acceptable,
payments if desired.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
1912 Farnam Street Omaha.