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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1922)
J u THE IIKKl OMAHA. FKIHAV. JANUARY 20. 19;".'. D. H Dry an Will Hun for Senate in Florida Primary Work of Colorado I Floored SurcfDMir to Hays Nebraska Slate Society , Meet at Capital. Ijr C. SNYDER. Wellington, Jiti. 19. O'pcciat Telegram,) William Jennings Myait, lhrt tiitirs the tlcntocrat iiHdidat (or the prrsidrnry att't tretary ot tutc during Hie hr' Wilton dm niiiraiimi, will be : r.muidaie lor l nitcd Mute rtutor fwni Hori(l4. Iiiforituiuni lias breti J ii "'itliinetoii (rout tic. i4i and po'itical (rirnd of Mr, ii'tan.in Mnrti! lit tA'lutiii I lii. (ihdrd liit political ambition. It In averted jonlmiy liere tliitl M" l!tfn will enter ilie I lurid demo crjic primary in .i'uut aaiiM Sruatur TuiiHiu'l. Already, it t KUttd. there h a wrll oit:aiii"d f'ovenitnt in llotida back o( Mi. ,.nan. Mr. Bryan will rrly print- fiiy upon a persniial rainpai'Kn anc fA upon any (rirndly organisation r liia brhalt or iihii uch organize ' otnition to Mr. Trammel a ai 'ttady exist in the slate, lie ec- ('I'rrta to take the slump, probably late in the priug, and to go into tvtry county ,', Dr. Hubert Woik of Colorado is being ""very favorably considered" Hi a successor to William H. Maya as l'Mmater general, it was learned ct the. White Home. Work is now l""t assistant postmaster general and fa one of the lirst officials to bo j ppointed bv President Harding air ne anumtj the presidency lat March. The pressure for Work's ap (ointment eomr principally from onsrebsional quarters. Senator XichoUon of Colorado conferred wit'i 'resident Harding today and added lis endorsement to Work's candi dacy. Friends of Dr. Work informed President Harding that his handling of controversial postofiice appoint- i icnts was meeting with general ap proval, and that "politically" he i-omrs from the right section of the ountry. resident Harding has m t'ormed callers that the cabinet posi-ti.-ni cannot officially be consider is open until the resignation 01 Hays has becu submitted. Carl R. Miller, sales manager of Stroud & Co., Omaha, is in Wash ington. The senate has confirmed the fol lowing Nebraska postmasters: Gert rude M. Best, Dakota City; William .'. Stigeboucr, Danbury; Joseph U. 1 linos, Wahoo. Tlie Nebraska Stgte society lie! J j'.u interesting meeting at the Wilson Xormal school. Representative Mc laughlin is president of the society. 'I here was a short literary program M lowed by dancing. Resolutions i .juipthy and sorrow were tJoptnf over the death of ex-Senator Josepa II. Millard Omaha Hunters Sued for $20,000 rnton School Teacher Al Damages a lleault of j Sunday right. riattiinouth, Jan. IV. (Special) Lelie Kverett of I'nlon fill suit for f.V.oou damaftei In district court here against John Harlan, Kudolph I'cciu, Fred F. Sailltld. W. U Mc Cliutic, Oho .Smith ami William Lehman of Omaha, lie charges that i a result of an aault ou hni by the six Omaha men lat Sunday at the home or hi father, tieorue t'vrrett, lie is unahle to keep up hi work as a teacher in the public school. He alli'r that one of the mem bers of the party struck him on the read with a rlub and that two ribs were fractured and four ribs serious ly hurt. 'J he Omaha men were fined $10 i. nil in dimly court at Nebraika City on the asault charge. The Omaha men claimed that while they were hunting and that Kvereit ordered them from his farm. Four of them complied and w hen the other two, who were miming in another part of the field, paused Lverett lie called them names and started to ward them in a threatening manner. One of two threw up his gun for protection and in the enduing melee, they say, Everett was injured. Two Requisitions Presented Governor Lincoln. Jan. 11. Capt. J. C. Huntr, chief of the detective de partment in the office of the prose luting attorney at Los Angeles, pre sented to Governor McKelvie a requisition from the governor of California for the return of Williard Heininway, charged with the em bezzlement of approximately $3,000, According to papers filed with Gov ernor McKelvie, Heininway will re sist return to California. Another requisition presented was from the governor of South Dakota i railing for the return to Sioux Falls of Earl Sorenson, declared by the state deputy who called for him to be chief of a private detective agency. The charge is child desertion. A Minnesota ofiicer is co-operating with the South Dakota authorities. Sorenson, it is alleged, is wanted in the latter, state. He is under arrest here. Origin of k Downtown Fire Still Mystery Damage to Three Ruiiiea Huildiug Ktimated at $36, 000 Fireman Injured in Hliue. Origin of the fire which di4 $36,. (HJ damage in three building lit IHUi-IO-li Faruam street Wednrduy Light. ha not been drlerminrd. Fire Warden John Truiiton and Uiiildinn lnsector H. F. Ldgecomu made an iiiperion of the premise yester day illuming. Ihe blare apparently suited in a rear baeinent, James Anderon, a firemn, wai taken to Ford hotpital with an In jury to the right ee vl-tiicd at the fire. The damage was as follows: Hugo Melehior Barber Siiiplv ruuipauy, 1112 Farn.un street, S.iO.OUO; Grim wald Plumbing Supply company, 1110 Fa mam street, fimh Shneid cr Fleeine rompauy, lluS j'anuni street, 4.1XH). For more than four hours, be ginning at 8:.1U, firemen battled lite flames in the intense cold before they were under control. Heavy smoke aroe from burning per fumes, hair oils and acid. KcsidctiW of the upper llrs re moved their moot valuable belong ings to nearby stores. Mother of War Victim Kill Self at lieatrtce Beatrice, Neb.. Ian. 19. (Special Telegram.) Becoming despondent over ill health and the loss of her sou, Glen, who died in a training camp during the war, Mrs. ' Mary Coons stepped into the bathroom at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ho mer Reeves, this afternoon and shot herself through the right temple with a revolver, dying instantly. No inquest was held. Mrs. Coons was 59 and came here a year ago from Bartelsvillc, Okl., to make her home with Mrs. Reeves. Two daughttrs survive. ' Bryan Urges Relief for Farm Conditions V,..l(...t k". t. 1 Ti,.r. . ....., , ran be no rrlaru ol prosperity uuid the urnirrt roudiikiiis i rmprovet, William Jeunmg Bryan sid fate lodjv. in a.iJrr.niK a loint seMi 01 ine general anithiy, "In all in rmiprimrr I nrtr known the farmer us be in so bii I shape," coutuiurd Mr. Bryan, add incihat the (armer was "the tirt n rwMi piiked pn. 1 he limrtit cutmrni. juI (lie sneaker, it rit belter ur udtm iIi hi l Iii lirri'Pilulir riniuir,ii hut li tr. elared it Is wre scared because of the pre. .ure brought by farmer. Keprewniatinn of farmeis. laborcs and a nonlidiiker liiiiiiipki man n ledcrai reerve lioard was urged. Sheriff Quits Church to Hans: Two Murderers Hiil Ucs Moiuc .MinUtcr An-; noiiticca Intention to I(eigti l'atorute to Serve ot Public Official. Des Moines, Jan. 19. The Rev. R. n. Robb. .sheriff of Folk county, has reigned the patorate of the I'rbandate Federated church bccau-e. he said, lie does not wish the church to be subjected to criticism when he hangs two murderers next spring. "I will have to hani; Orrw Cross and l-.ugcue W ecks su April and May," K!b said. "I do not feel that f should be a regular pastor when I do this, as 1 would subject my church to too much criticism. "However. I must do my duty is suerilt and nang these men, and con sequently 1 have resigned from the church. "Another reason is that I cannot do justice to toth my church and my public duty. Many times I work all mght Saturday and am too worn out to preach on Sunday." 3.4 13 in Iowa Guard. ,-)os Moines, la, Jan. 1". Adjt. Ge;i. Louis G. Lasher reported that the Iowa National guard now1 has ;,445 members in its personnel and is fully equipped for any emergency. MUNY COAL YARDS CITY OF OMAHA Colorado Lump THE BEST FROM WELD COUNTY NOW SELLING FOR $H.22::a$H(0)22 Orders Taken at Office of Dan B. Butler, 203 City Hall . . . Big Redictioi Sale Still 0m BARGAINS BARGAINS Sale Continues For Only 10 Days More Wool Union Suits . w akc ?ppoitun1i ? Wool Sweaters Wool Union Suit. -High Grade -2!$ A large assortment of O. D. Wool Wool Ribbed Union Suits. The Peonage extended to us during slipover Sweaters. Heavy gray or famous Wright & Dunham's brand, the past week ot this sale. We heather w o o 1 ' mixed Sweater Slightly soiled. Special 1 Art still have hundreds of choice bar- Coats. , Values $3.50 to $5.00. sale price gains. Avail yourself of this op- Your unrestricted t flj ?r 7- portunity. choice, each .......... Pvl UV S. Army BlanketS U. S. Army AH-WooI Gray Socks U. S. Army Leather Jerkina-i-An A few Army Wool Blankets, slightly Regular price 59c per ffl AA ideal outdoor garment. Made of damaged, while they ffl AA pairi Sale price) 3 for ... $l,JJ best grade calfskin shell, blanket last ......... piVV . ; lined. Regular $7.50 (TO AO O. D. All-Wool U. S. Army Blankets, Heavy Wool Jumbo Socks Regular value ; sale price ..... , . $L-VO reg. $4.50, sale price, each, $2.98 price 8c; sale price, 1 iA. ; , -J ' 2 for ... . ... ..... ...... S5.75 Pair ' ............ tt y g Army All-Wool O. D. Panfs New" O. D. Blankets, regular $6 SO A1,.WooI Navy Cashmere Socks- TtSv Jvltl X value, sale price, each,,.. $3.95 A regular 65c value- M AA ! ?SiioSftee ? T 4PO 2 for ........... .1... .$7.75 Special sale price, 3 prs., $ 1 .UU ; $3.29 Shirts Brand new O. D. All-Wool Aviators' Leather Vests " 7 Alimy ;'A;regUlao5iA Genulne Horsehide Leather Vests. Genuine U. S. Army. JC value, bpecialsale 4 A WilI not scuff or peel. Regular Russet Shoes-$7.50 f price... rWv priCe $10 50. rj ar values. Our special A f LLA , . Special .'. $4 IfO sale price, $4 ( 7 ) U. S. Army 4-Buckle, Chamois Vest, leather lined. A very , at ........ ytU 4 V( M VfL-p All Rubber Arctics -at and cjjjV Army fl ) : Vf I" "6 $1.95 U. S. Army O. D. Wool Breeches special sale flJO yr J TV; P"ce T In excellent condition.- Regular Prlce 1 tK X. price $3.98. Sale . tfO iA - I- 1 S: ' ' price . QLAV U. S. Army Officers' ' ' VTgP " Dress Shoes Regu-lpST?iJ - O. D. Wool Caps with earlaps. Regu- lar $8.50 v a 1 u e. 1 v " ' ' Aviators' Leather ' C9 7C lar price $1.50.t Sale OA Special sale AC J? Helmets yutD price. OjC price pj.h) The above are only a few of the many hundreds of real bargains we have .to offer you. Our counters are heaped full of them. This is your oppor- ; tunity - -Don't Delay Come Early. O-of-Toum Buyers, Send for Special Sale Bulletin Opportunity Knocks at Your Door In Our January Clearance Sale In Our Big Bargain Basement nday and - Saturday Domestics Blankets Bedding 10,000 Yards Fancy Dress Gingham In plaids, checks and stripes; also . plain shades; exceptional value; per 10i yard. V U?C Pillow Tubing About 3,000 " yards pillow tubing, un bleached and unbranded. A big bargain.' Per yard, White Shaker Flannel Heavy quality with warm, lleecy nap., Per yard, White India Linon Made of , fine combed yarns, sheer and crisp; a very special offering; per yard, 214c 124c 15c 36-inch Percale All light grounds. neat stripes, figured effects; limit of 20 yards to a customer; 1 Al per yard, . 1UC Bleached Remnant 10,000 yards, 36-inch widths, in pajama checks, longcloth, nainsook, cambrics and muslin, in various qualities and use " ful lengths f all grouped together for quick selling at, 1 AX- per yard, 1UC Peffgy Cloth 32-inch width; useful mill remnants in assorted colors; per yard, ' Dress Ginghams 32 inches wide; a variety of plaids and checks in 3 to 10-yard lengths; specially )) priced, per yard, LuC Basement North 104c Sementtne Kimono Crepe and Genu ine Imported Japanese - Crepe - wide range of plain colors uiul fig ured patterns. Either fabric, OC per yard, at , J Jt Plaid Blankets In assorted colors; neatly whipped edges; - 1 AA exceptional value; each, i.vU Feather Pillows Filled with good quality mixed feathers, covered with fancy ticking; yA. very special, each, tJ Auto Robes In assorted colors and quality; a cleanup sale of odd robes and some are slightly soiled: the values range from 5.00 to O AA 7.00; in this sale, each, uW Hosiery Underwear 'Women', Black Thread Silk Hoi v,( double soles, toes and heels, lisle tops. Seconds of 1.00 quality. Per pair, . Men' Cotton and Liile Socks In colors and split sole; all sizes; 25c value for Men' Wool Sock. A heavyweight sock in gray and khaki: COc value for Women' Cotton Fleeced Union Suit. Medium weight, all ankle length, bodice tops and band tops; sleeveless; sizes 34-44. Regular price 1.25; special, per suit, Children' Cotton Knit Union Suit Silver and cream color, open-seat style. Per suit, ' . . v Boys' Heavy Flat Fleeced Union Suit In silver '-and Yeager colors; sizes 2-16 years. Per suit, Children's Heavy Flat Fleeced Vest and Pant Silver color, all sizes. Regularly 50c; special, per garment, ' - , ' . OOC Men' White Cotton Hemstitched ' ' C Handkerchiefs. Each, . OC Basement Arcade Semi-fashioned, with 39c 15c 35c ight, all s: sizes 98c 49c 98 c Drap eries Fifty Pieces of Fancy Bungalow Cretonnes 36 inches wide; for draperies and 9. coverings; per yard , 250 Pairs of Fine Scrim and Marquisette Cur tains 2'4 yards long; while this small AO lot lasts, per pair .. 70C 75 Pieces of Fancy Voile and Colored Marquis ette All 36 inches 'wide; 1 Q, per yard V 25 Pieces of Curtain Scrim 36 inches 1 f wide; per yard ,250 Rubber Door Mats Size 12x24; a good, heavy, durable quality; while this Qr small lot lasts, each OIC . Basement Center Notions It OIUVO f 25c American Maid Crochet Thread Mercerized; all colors and sizes; regular 10c value; 4 for Human Hair Nets Cap shape; all shades; spe cial ..... .'.'. .'. 5, Extra Large, Heavy Pa per ' Shopping Bags Regular 10c value;' each, 5J Extra. Heavy Rubber Panta for Baby-Worth 39c; special, 23 " Stocking Feet All sizes; worth 10c; special, 5e Rubberized Kitchen Apron Regular 39c values; each, 25 Coate' Darninf Cotton Black, brown and navy; special, 3 balls, 25 Rubberized Bib For , babies; regular 10c ' value; each, - 5J Basement South Sale of Silk Remnants Thousands of yards of silks in lengths ranging from lVj to 5 yards, consisting of striped, plaid, bro cade, figured, Jacquard effects and plain silks. These are suitable for waists, skirts, dresses, lingerie,, kimonas, under garments, linings, etc. All marked for this sale at about One-Half Price. 50 Piece of Plaid 36 inches wide; for children's dresses. While this small quantity lasts, per yard, Basement Center 23c Cups and Saucers Jap China Gold hand and decorated floral effects; dozen, Basement Center 1.59 Housefurnishings Jap Scrap Basket Made of red bamboo,-, well ... woven and strong. Values up to Cf 1.00; special, OUC ; Diamond C Soap For, . laundry and all clean ing purposes. Special, 10 bars rii ' for & 1 C ' Basement West Barsr ainsin Linens 200 Dozen Wash Cloths Large size, ' colored borders, each, Brown Absorbent Toweling Neat red border, per yard, 24-inch Lace-Trimmed Center Pieces Filet lace; regularly 1.39; each,- 5c 79c 300 Bed Spreads Crochet and seersucker; slightly soiled; 2.50 to 1 00 to O 00 4.25 values, l.JO L.OU 1,800 Yards Bleached Toweling For roller 1 C or dish towels; 25c quality; per yard, IOC All Remnants of Toweling, . Damask Specially priced. . . . Also all soiled Fancy Linens specially priced. ' Basement South . 19c A Pure Silk Taffeta Black Hair or Sash Ribbon Regular 39c value; yard, . Satin Taffeta Ribbon in all good colore No. S Special, per yard, 1 No. 7 Special, . per yard, No. 9 Special, per yard, No. 12 Special, per yard, 8c 10c 124c 15c Basement Center Jewelry Odd and Ends in Novelty Jewelry and Bead Necklaces Values 25c, COc and 69cj f f each, IUC All our 50c, 69c and 1.00 Novelty Bead Neck lace All colors and . styles; graduated and . pendant necklaces; special oj" at OdC Basement Sjjuth Shoes for Women, Boys and Girls aV Boys' School Shoes Of sturdy box calf with solid leather soles and heels; blucher style, sizes 1 to 5; 2.75 value for - W Women's One and Two - Strap House Slippers Made of black . Dongola kid, rubber or leather heels and flexible leather soles. sizes 4 to 8 ; 2.25 valuers, 1.49 Misses' and Children's High Lace Shoes Made of" black, gun , metal, good leather soles, wide and English toe shapes ; 1 AO sizes 8 12 to 2, - l,VO Women's Shoes Made of black kid, high or low heels,' with flexible leather soles. Reg ular 4.00 and 5.00 . values for 2.98 i 1 lil; MiWMifcJiiM 1 ll I lit NEBRASKA ARMY STORE BasementArcade 1619 HOWARD ST. Open Saturday Nite OMAHA, NEB. U