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THK PEE. UMAHA. S.VtUUlMY. MARCH 23. 19S2.
Bandit Baltic
Suspect Thrice
in Nebraska Pen
I bomai Haley, Captlte in St.
Joe for Sutler Yum
, Fight, )Ut ll-Yw
Thomas ll.W, tl. tpturd in M.
Joseph, Mo. 1hu'dAy, and b
brought bad. to Council Mulls to
stand trial en rhsrgM connect-d ith
the battle btvfn detectives snl
bandits t the Lena Snyder (arm la
October. hi spent II 'h
Nebraska, penitentiary under three
different sentences, Warden Tcnton
i4 yesterday, ...
.Twice he pirolcd before nit
sentences ere completed.
On September 2, . he tt de
livered it the penitentiary to ere
light years (or forgery in Cutter
county. Good behivior cut down the
term to that he was rclened June
fj, !
lie entered the penitentiary again
in May. 1911. from Butler county to
nerve one to teven years-. or grand
Ureeny. He as paroled December
1J, 1914. On December 1. 1916. be
ass tent to the penitentiary from
Douglas county to terve one to three
years for grand larceny. He was pa
roled August 31. 191. '
Haley wit captured bv i squad ol
detective beaded by Chief of To
lire McDonald of St. Joseph. At the
Snyder frm fight Haley is alleged
!.. ld u-ith another man and
to have exchanged shots with of
ficers from a gully near tne noute.
ROtVi T?eprve Division
Officers Are Aligned
The following officers ot tne twin
.1:. t,... Kn atviffned
mvipiun
to unit of the organization: Major
John G. Hanlen. Brock. Neb., to
headquarter 8th division; Lieut.
Howard N. Antics. Lincoln. service
company; ueut. ujvia tj.
Lincoln, 341st artillery, and Capt.
Stacy B. Hall, Omaha, 355th infan-
Major Oscar" E. Engler, Omaha,
has been relieved as captain of Com
pany A and assigned to First bat
talion. 355th infantry.
Aiajur v. y'3 -;
Veen assigned as executive officer of
tne .Va mcaicai rcgimcm ui
Sixth army. He was former post
r- . -.., I., .
iurgcon ai run viuu.
Two Veteran Printers of
Omaha Die on Same Day
Charles Lindsley, ' 65, was found
dead in his room in the Boquet hotel
Thursday. Thysiciarts said heart
disease caused death. He came to
Omaha in 1892 and has been a
printer employed by The Bee "and
ms.- ..r.ntlo hv thr World-Herald.
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He was once president of the Omaha
Typographical union. '
, Charles F. .Wiecda. 44. . also a
printer employed by Omaha papers
for years, but for the last three years
with the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
died of pneumonia at his home, 311
Kast , Pierce street, Council Bluffs,
Thursday.. " '
Teachers at David City
Re-Elected at Same "Wage
.David City, March 24. (Special.')
All of the high school and grade
teachers' of David City have been
i e-clected with the exception of
Supt. R. R. McGee; L. B. Matthews
and O. E. Alexis. McGee and
Matthews go to Columbus for tne
coming year and Mr. Alexis asked
for no consideration as he will take
a position in a larger school. Salaries
tor-those remaining will stand prac
tically the same for next' as they
were this year. - -
Irrigation Project Is
Being Rapidly Surveyed
Ogallala," Neb., March 24. (Spe
cial'.) The work 'of surveying the
Keith. Perkins and Deuel county ir
rigation project ' is progressing
rapidly. ' Two out of "the . possible
nine natural reservoir sites have
been surveyed. ' The smaller' . one
. would store $3,000-acre feet of water
, ?.nd cover approximately 100 acres of
, land. It is believed tnat a storage
'. capacity-of 120,000-acre feet of
water is available.
A Silly Song
B A CUCKOO BIRD.
!-a.t Tae.dy morning t a4
Mtw gat up n4 rttl 14 Onulii.
We ntrded null a M ff ihmgt W
CO!dn't g'l I'l $0d SjHingt I"4
v i cltmte4 tne tram. ve
in the bien tore, but Maw got
tangled in the door. ou'd think
a oman of vn age coutJ voik
that pUte gUt fiuitiel cage, but
out the ent "ut. I 'nel out
t bring her bk and he ducked
in the ouuide crack. The crowd
t drew would Ml a trnt if round
and round tlut Ihmg tnt. My
bead begun to tut. Some fcllrrt
drove up in a but and ttopoed them
iloort and reicued ti. Ihey took
ut to the calahome but liierDah.
mait turned ut Me. We're ture
obliged to him. V never gt them
doggone thing but e got back to
oda print;t. where we know bow
to work the duort on all the thopt
and grocery stores, and now (
the mail. To Omaha ttoret well
send our checkt and take nochaucet
with our neckt. The only thing in
Omaha thst openi up fr me and
Maw it DoiiKia countv'a jail.
)WrnM. Hit t
200 Waiting List
at Uni Hospital
Five Hundred lUth Needed
for Patient's Unable to
.Pay for Help.
Due to a lack of accommodations
at University of Nebraska hospital
fully 200 applicant! for treatment
cannot be cared for, Dr. I. S. Cutter,
:ean of the Nebraska Medical col
leg'', announced yesterday.
The 130 bedt at the Jiospital. pro
vided for use of patients unable to
pay for accommodations in other
hospitals, are entirely inadequate to
meet the needs of the state, Dr. Cut
ter said.
"We take patients in order of their
ri;r,i!nii .vffnt in rar of enter-
gency," Dr. Cutter explained. "Dur
ing the last six montns, ana ior even
longer, we have had a waiting list ot
about 200 persons.
"We could use 250 beds in the
care of worthy patients at all times,
and the expense of installing this
many more beds would be small as
compared to the initial cost of in-
talliiiflr tho nriirinat 130 beds.
"We should have, and I think
eventually will have, 500 beds at the
liAcniiil V!ntv rpnt tf the oa-
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tlents waiting for treatment are from
outside Douglas county."
Shubert Increases Salary
of School Superintendent
P,un Ctiv Vrh. March 24.
(Special.) Prof. Myron R. Shradcr
has been re-elected superintendent
of the schools at Shubert for next
year with a $200 increase in salary.
Cnticura Talcna
Is So Refreshing
, A fcw gMina of tki tsaniaitaly
eanfil fewitt duated v.um akia
koothea'and oaola. ant mrmwvum
keavy Mrapiration. It ia an ideal
ttoa, akta. baby and d acting powder
and taka the alace of othtr perfume
fee At akin. ....
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ANORMAO ffHE ACROBAT
icHiu rooTi' 'iMQtrrrs rr
Mothers
One of your biggest re
sponsibilities is to see that
your children grow up with
liormal, healthy feet. Poor
clothes may not wear well,
but they will not injure the
child. Poor shoes are poor
economy, and worse they
start tender feet on the
road to painful foot
troubles. ACROBAT Shoes,
made on perfectly designed
nature lasts,' are noted lor
their fit, quality and com
fort. Your shoe dollars will go
farther and last longer in
ACROBATS than in any
other shoe for children.
They will ' outwear two
pairs of the ordinary kind
and coct no more.
We recommend
ACROBATS
a$ the Ideal
Shoe tor Children
S xa Vx t 3.75
Sixea Vi ta 11...... M.25
Sizea 11i to 2.... ..$47$
DREXEL
SHOE CO.
1411 Farnam Street
Half Price Sale of Blouses
; ' French beaded costume Blouses, em
broidered or beaded Overblouses, lace,
: trimmed and. tailored Suit Blouses. .
' - . - Reduced to l2
'Takeff"1 from" original price at time
of purchase. Originally $5.00 to $39.50.
. Now $2.50 to $19.75
JULIUS ORKIN
1512 Douglas Street
1 Die in Flood in
Hurlingtoita Kan.
Tteri pf Crcrk Sweep on
City- without warning
1730,000 Damage.-
MMM ft.
Burlinston, Kan , March 24. With
four prrwtn known draj "4 prop
triy damaga imie4 l $750,000,
Burlington today a recovprlnf
Horn a ctoudburt hich Ut Mll
tloodrd Hock rrrck tni ttut down
on the city without warning.
ihe dad are; lr. Mr. 1.
McGrr. Mr i. Henry KanudcU and
lint Olrtha Failing. 1
Only the body oi Ml a Failing had
Lwn rtcovrrrd thU morning. .Nine
lvron( reported mixing lat night
were found today to b wnharmtd.
Irn inrhei of vatrr fell bet wren S
and midnight. The water came on
the city o quickly that the victim
were caught before they could-be
noiit'ird. In lorae place, it reached
itrond utory window a. The big con
creie bridge In the eilv'wa covered
with vatcr while imall hou, out
huildingi and barm floated by. At
the crest, the torrent ran 10 to 12
tret deep through the bu;:sess sec
tion. For aeverat blocli store fronts
caved in and about 21 homes were
swept away. Much damage was done
alto to stock and crops in this dis
trict. Streets here were piled, high
with debris. .
Bee Want Ads Ate the Best Bus-inens-Getters.
Dresses at $18.00
You must see these smart
new dresses, then you
will . appreciate their
beauty and values. Black,
navy, brown and all the
new shades. . .
Julius Orkin
1512 Douglas
For raal claaniog acrvica call
Omaha ATlaatie 034S
Soutk Side MArkat 0050
DRESHER BROTHERS
2217 Fa-Bam Straet V! ;
trtAWtancB ust
iltonPogers
AND SONS JLVcOITANy
Hardwar Housahold Utilities
w aja-aa.iark a2a
1913 HArtrxwi sjii
House Cleaning Specials
0n Day Only
O'Cedar Mops
Cenuloa O'Cedar Mops. Urge
triana-ular shapa with long
bandl. CI 1Q
Saturday OlaXO
'Closet Brushes
A long bandied cloet brush,
quality bristle, AQn
Saturday 'iO
. Radiator Brushes .
A radiator brush la two dif
ferent styles; long handle,
spaclal, OT t
Saturday -wl
SATURDAY ONLY
SPECIAL!
Garbage Palls
Heavy galvanized Iron gar
bage pails w ho bate and tight
fitting lids. Tbey coma ia
desirable sizes. Tba supply
Is limited.
Medium si.-a i-gallnn: spe
cial Saturday (J
Urge sla. 8 gallon; spa
:!"!.f.r.d.?:.... $1.63
Rubber Plungers
Rubber plungers with stout
bandle, bigb grade red rub
ber bead: a strong OAn
talus Saturday ..... uti
Come Early.
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Cutlery SpecialsSaturday!
Gillette Razors,
Special, 69c
Barber Shears
CilleUe
Blades
1r I Fr',h
f suiuiday,
I 79
Dog.
iSa
High Tadn
shears. "A-l"
Nickel plated.
Saturday
lor
. barber
quality.
A few
84c
Genuine Gillette razors In neat
metal case; 3 blades; a limited
supply Qrt
Saturday at " U7i
Hair Clippers
Hair clippers for the
children'a bair. Fully
guaranteed. M 0
Saturday ..;)l.UaW
Old English
Floor wax
For floors and furniture.
Large Mb. can. fT 1 n
Saturday, at ULV
Economy Pipe
Cleaner ;
.. I'.nmomy Tlpa Cleaner For
cleaning out atopped up
pipes., Large can, 99f
Saturday at ut,
Lyknu Furniture
Polish
l.rkntt Furniture rolUh 50o
bottle. . OO n
Saturday at O&l,
Little Things
, it Special Trices
Wisk Broom 28
Floor Brushes ...1.23
Dust Brush with handle,
Saturday at 84
Dust Pans 12c)
Toilikleen for 18e
Cotton Mops, 16-oz.. 33
I Howard Dustlesg Duster,
special Saturday ?1.19
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16th and Jackson Street!
Charge
Accounts
Invited
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SKIRTS AT $5.00
As a special for Saturday we will
offer 50 smart new skirts at $5.
Julius Orkin
1512 Douglas
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We caa make a w kat out of
your old bat.
DRESHER BROTHERS
2217 Famam Street
Telephonei:
Omaha ATlantie 0345
South Side MArket 0050
Grocery ,nd
Meat Dept.
Opens 7.'jo
Use 16th St.
Entrance
5LS1
Another "Scoop" Brought About
by Spot Cash Buying
500 of the Season's Newest
pmn nnnft
Attractive, fascinating models,
fresh from eastern style centers,
representing the cream of fash
iondom. !
Wonderful Materials
Excellen t Tailoring
A distinctiveness and
differentness.that will
astonish'.'-
Select Your
Easter Suit
Tomorrow!
These astonishing suit values
are made up in' materials of
Tricotin e s, ;Twili Cords,
Serges and Tweeds of the
better grades in the season's
most popular ,; shades and
styles. Many sizes for. misses,
regulars and stouts. Plenty of
Navy Blues. - .
Dresses, $24.50
: Very Specially -Priced
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A big special purcbasa of La
dies' and Misses' Dresses in
cantons, cbenille, crepes, taffe
taa and poiret twills. All sizes
and all the newest styles and
shades. One day &OA Kll
only. Saturday .. Pd54a-JU
Girls' Dresses
Girls' Silk Dresses For Eas-'
ter. Made up ia krepe knits,
pongee, cantons and taffetas.
The atyles were never any
lovelier for girls. Sizes 8 to
14. Special values, at
?10 ?15 1950
?2500
Gingham Dresses
All sizes; made up in many
lovely styles; elegant values.
Special, Satur- j1 QQ
day, at pA'-'
Little Tots' Coats
For sizes 2 to 6. Special val
ues. On sale Sat- fl9 QO
urday, at PaWU
Second Floor
Polo Coats
Just received, another ship
ment of Polo Coats, in light
and dark colors. All sizes that
sold up to 139.75.
On sale, at sP.tlU
COATS, $39.50230 Coats in
poiret twills, tricotlnes, pan
doria and velours; fancy trim
med and lined; in all sizes and
colors that sold up to $59.00.
Specially priced flfQQ Cft
Saturday, at .... vOI.UV
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In This Great Saturday Selling of I
Spring Dresses j
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day we will close out about I
Dmen's'and misses' Suits at J
SI 5.00 and $25.00
' :. Julius Orkin I
1512 Douglaa Street
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jTj Starts at I
9 A.M. H J
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Worth to $45.00 J ij f
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From Our
Higher Priced
Lines at
the Greatly
Reduced Price
of
Here are perhaps the best Dress values we have ever of
fered so early in the season. There are lovely Taffetas,
pretty Canton Crepes, Crepe Net, etc., with becoming,
soft full skirts, original treatments in sleeves and chic
trimmings of braid, flowers, beads, etc.-f-all so different.
Spring Suits
Exceptionally well
tailored models in
Poiret Twill, Trico
tine, Tweeds and
Homespuns low as
$19.50
Spring Coats :
Warm, yet g; 0 0 d
looking as can be;
fabrics include Polo
Cloth, Herringbone,
etc. Prices start at
$19.75
. New Millinery
"Hats that: 'achieve
rare, chicness by
reason of their trim
mings or color are
: priced as low as -
$3.95
Handy Garden 1Qr
and Lawn Tool 71'
FIVE TOOLS in ONE An in
dispensable tool for working
around your garden or lawn
can be used as Trowel, Wecder,
Spade, Hoe or Fork, Saturday
only
at
Beautiful DRESDEN
JARDEN1ERE
These .covers for flower pots
are made pt reed finished in a
pretty cream enamel and dec
- orated with pink Dresden roses
and green leaves; KQ
Saturday only, at..
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Saturday! Special Purchase Sale
Lace
Curtains
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It mean a substantial saving on
every pair of 'Curtains you se
lect in this sale.
Group 1 Neat
Scrim and Notting
ham Curtains; each
39c
Croup 2 Pretty
Scrim and Notting
ham Curtains; each
49c
Croup 3 Marquis
ette Curtains, plain
or lace edge; each
59c
Croup 10 Beauti
ful Lace Panels,
2b yards; each '
$1.85
Group 11 Good
quality Net and
Lace Curtains, at,
each
$1.98
Group 4 Dainty
Lace and Marquis
ette Curtains; each
75c
Group 5 2 Is -yard
long Lace Curtains
at each
85c
Croup 6 Marquis
ette Curtains with
lace edjre, each
98c
Group 12 Elegant
Filet Lace Curtains
arc, each
$2.45
Group 13 Lovely
Lace Panels and
Filet Curtains, each
$2.89
Group 7 Filet Net
Curtains in new de
signs, each
$1.10
Group 8 Attrac
tive patterns in
Filet Nets, each
$1.49
Group 9 Dainty
"All-Over Lace Cur
tains, at each
$1.65
Group 14 Exquis
ite Panels and Lace
Curtains, esch
$3.25
Group 15 Rich
Swiss Net and Lace
Curtains, at each
tains, at each
$3.79 J
Nearly All Curtains Are 2? Yards Long
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