THE IlKlI: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MARCH 31. 1922.
lurch's Attorney Omahan at Harvard
n..Jl.., I...... Wins Coolidge Prize
VilltlllUItd Jill
Panel in Trial
.t-tiuti TmWcii on Crouml fj
AHvJ T)rriii?, Fol
io in tiitcmf nt Mil
Ly TiJcmrn. j
Lo Aiat, M4fih .W, 'IV fit
tit ne c( jurori in lb Irwl (f
murder tl Arthur C. flarih v.i cb';
lmcd thi alernioon by Paul .
Schrtick. chirr" drrne attorney, on
the ground of allrd tfmpering,
SchrneV !o llrd tht iibptn4
, i.iur-l i"t Uutricl Attornry
Thorns. Lee WWwine, ChieJ Dtp
uty William C Porn and any othrr
.member of the disfrut ittoiury'i
.'iff who might he able to trlt tlie
court invthtnB about effort dfi)r-
l to hurt brrtt made to amuin 1
opinion rf prospective jmor. )
Thi the remit of moment
by Ulcjinen thit prr0ii lad que j
tioncd them or th'ir tiriahbor.
about tVir attitude concerning the ,
rase. ritrnrk truie in motion
when 2 juror had Keen p,ifd ir
taue.
Deputy litrirt Attornry A!
Krvi "ljVclcd to the motion and
Judire iiidney X. Keeve denied it,
declaring" he believed he with
out power to dismiss Jit entire panel
for the cane Mated. Scheuck was
granted a roiitinnanee until tomor
row afternoon o that he could pre
pare affidavit making the ground of
K objection to the jury a matter of
record.
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Grimes Barber
Kills Self in
DesiMoines Hotel
Despondent Muu Turn on
( ''.Mrninhi Kill"' Ar
riMml in New York for
(I rami HapiiN Munlrr.
South Sidd
'Vet' Sells Blood
to Help Family
Man With Wife and Two Cliil
drcn Gets $23 From Hos
pital for Transfusion.
F. W. Smith, Overseas veteran. and
iti. need of money, earned $-'5 yester
day hy giving a quart of blood used
in a transfusion operation upon Ed
lielitz, who has been in Nicholas
.cenn hospital for three weeks suf
fering from blood losses and an ab
ctss on the leg.
"Dr. A. P. Condon, surgeon, called
the American Legion and asked if
there was a man there who could
give this amount of blood. Smith,
who lives at 2216 U street with his
wife and son 9, and daughter, 3,
stepped forward. His blood an
swered the required tesr and the
transfusion was made. Smith has
been supporting his family by doing
odd jobs during the winter, but re
cently the jobs have been scarce
. and he needed money.
' Felitz's leg . was amputated yes
replay afternoon after his father had
arrived from Belgrade, Neb.
' -Smith was formerly a Cook at base
hospital 81 in France and was over
seas 10 months.
Armours Stop for Lunch"
Here While on Plane Trip
. Ogden Armour, A. Watson
Aimour and Arthur Meeker, packer
magnates of Chicago, were in Oma
ha yesterday stopping over for a
short rest and lunch on an airplane
trip of inspection of Armour plants
at Omaha, Kansas City and St. Paul.
They were guests of O. C. Willis,
general manager of the South Omaha
Armour plant, at luncheon yesterday
noon.
Admonished by Judge
''You mustn't do such things," ad
.hionished the judge, in South Side
- police court when George Miller was
haled before him on a charge of hit
ting Stanley Bruskis over the head
with a water pitcher during an
argument Wednesday night. Both
men live at 5722 South Twenty-ninth
street. Miller was fined $5, Bruskis
was discharged.
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Social Settlement Play
The Will club of the Social settle
ment presented ."A Southern Cin
derella" at the South High school
auditorium last night at 8:15.
South Side Brevities
- ORIENT COALf CERTAINLY. MA.
DOTS. SOUTH OMAHA ICE COMPANY.
.FOR RENT TWO UNFURNISHED RMS..
-SS09 S. !TH 6T.
JO rma. not modern. ISO S. Ittk St.
. Douilis 1361.
' A. O. A. R. detail attended the funeral
ssYvteet for Lela D. Hall, member of Old
,Ouard Pout No. 7, O. A. R,, who died at
-Grand I. lend. March 37. at the Johnson
. ft Swanson Funeral horn, yesterday aft
.'ornoon at S. Burial was In Forest Lawn
tlmetery.
VAtn Roer. SOI South Twentieth
atreet, wee evicted from til. South Side
hotel. 4121 South Twenty-fifth atreet,
'.W.dn.day night, when the proprietor,
' ) Berman. caused her arrest on charges
' of Intoxication. Sh forfeited a SIS bond
la South Sid. police court yesterdaa-.
Veterinary Association
. Holds Meeting at Cozad
Cozad, Neb., March 30. (Special.)
The Central Nebraska Veterinary
; association held its annual meeting
in this city. A large number of
'state veterinarians were present.
Nearly 500 veteran stock growers
. and farmers attended.
Rathenau en l'nlt4 Mates.
Berlin, March SO. (By A. Dr. Wal
- ter Rath-nau, minister of foreign affairs.
, In speech in the relchitaf. expressed
an earnest hop that th. United State,
would take a hand In adjusting Germany a
: financial obligations. He commented gen
, .rally on America! relation, to Euro
pean affairs.
Deaths and Funerals
' Mathew Vandaa. 'it. realdent of Ne
' hraska hi vear. and of Omaha 13 yrs,
died Wednday aft.rnoon at hi. home,
141 South Slxtwnth itreet. H. 1. aur
viT4 hy hi. wlf.. four aons. Ed-
ward cf Ororlll Cal.: Jamaa of Ord,
. N.b.i Charle. M. and Georg. of Omaha:
thr daughters. Mrs. Mary Koameta, of
Ord, Mrs. Emma Dwerak of Ord, and
Mrs. Anna Armstrong of Bdford. O.: on
- l.rother and thre lst.rs. Th. body will
b. taken to Or. Neb., for burial.
- Mr.. Katherln. Beister, 7, who camo
to Omaha from Poland iO years aso.
ld at h.r home. 451J South Thirty-
econd .trMt. h la survived by six
- oaa John, eaptatn of Fir. Station No.
. J; Joseph, South Sid. policeman; Mai.
Frank. Leo and Anton, and two daugh
v tra. Miss Clarm Beiater and Mrs. MarJ
"Mkara. ' runeral aervieaa will b held
Eatwday,
Sol A. Rosenblatt.
Sl A. Ro-niM.itt, Omaha student
t Hartard, as attanied the Coo
l..'gc pric for W22 debating hontiri.
$100 in Gt-li, at the close of the
Ifarvard Priitcrton debate in Cam
bridge. Rosenblatt alo hold the Coo
lidge gold mrditl. awarded by N ice
President Coolidge to the student
credited with duing the best work
in tit-bating for the year.
Rosenblatt, former editor of the
High School f'rgii-trr. is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Rosenblatt, 4V)
outh Thirty-eighth street.
Mild Man" Not HUjer. Itetief.
Iio)leson, r... JUr. li so gualter
lown's "oilil man." unw In the llucka
oounly prison, is not AUm Weaver,
wanted rr th. .laying uf a ronsisSI.
in the Ilavrmk muunt.nn ii years ago.
fhlef of rollre FUiry Rhodes announretl
tonight, .t hief IthoJes sunt he was con
vinced h priunr Itoy llecox of
lliniur tonnship. Illlnni.
Hi Moine. la., March ,0. (Spe
. cial Telegram.) Failing to recover
from a period of de-pmidiiicy from
which he had been suffering for six
week. J. R. Dairel of Grimes la.,
committed suicide in u room in the
(rand hotel by opening a g.i jt,
His body was discovered by I-'. '.
Conley, hotel proprietor, Uarrcl's
identity was established by means
of a autriurnt from ShifTers restau
rant at Grime, fuuud in hi pocket.
According to persons living in
Grime, where lJarrtt maintained a
barber liop, the barhrr had hern
in a fit of melancholia for evcrnl
week.
"Memphis Kid" Arrested.
Frank McFarland, alias "Memphis
Kid," a member of the, I lank 1 lank
ins gang said to be implicated in
b.iuk robberies and car thefts in
Iowa, ha-been arrested at White
hall. X. V., and will be taken to
Grand Rapdis. Mich., to face trial in
connection with the killing of two
police officers 'there. McFarland is
said to be a member of a gang of
five who murdered the two officers
after having committed a bank rob
bery at Grand Rapids, last December
getting away with $12,000 in cash
and currency.
Dentist Robbed and Beaten.
Kidnaped, robbed, beaten and
left for dead. Dr. If. C. Jolms-ni,
tlentist, who recently moved to Dcs
Moines from Davenport, was found
in an unconscious condition by po
lice near the Wabash railroad tracks.
Dr. Johnson was discovered by au
tomobilists, who notified the police.
The dentist, according to his own
j story, was waiting for a itreet car
I at 1 in the morning. Three men in
an automobile drove alongside tf
him, coveted him with their revol
vers and ordered mm into tneir ma
cliw, Two of the bandit .at in
the back seat with the denti.f be
tween them. Alter they had re
lieved him of $'H in currency and his
gold watch they drove to the out'
skirts of the city. Fearing that the
trio were planning hi death, the
lnitit resisted the two men and
hit the driver with hi fit oil the
jaw. Dr. Johiuon said that be did
mt remember any further details of
where be wa taken by the sluggers.
Ann Conference Result
Commended liy Dr. Lowe
Newark. X. ., March J0.-The
ideal of rli'-drtcrminatipn and de
mocracy which were among the
aim ot the world war have stirred
the people of Ai,i and Africa to
ilirir depths, said Rev. Dr. Titu
Lowe of Xrw York, recently elected
rorrepcndiiig secretary of the board
of foreign mission of the Methodist
Fpi-copal church in an addresa here
tonm lit at t lie Newark Methodist
tnnfereuce. Dr. Lowe characterized
the recent conference on limitation
of armament and Pacific problem!
a the greatest achievement in for-
cic.il missions in many rriittiric.
Crcle Man Files for Slate
Supreme Court Nomination
Crete. Xeb.. March &). (Special
Telegram.) Ralph D. Urown, judgc
of the Seventh judicial district, filed
today from the Fourth judicial dis
trict for nomination for supreme
court judge. I'uder the new law, the
Fourth judicial district is co-exten-fixp;
with the Fourth congressional
district.
"River Pirate" Senteuced
Detroit, March 30. F.lmer Dor
rington, said by the police to have
been a "river pirate," preying upon
liquor smugglers on Detroit river,
was sentenced in municipal court
to serve from five to 15 years in
pri.-on for possession of burglar's
tool. Canadian authorities declared
he had been cruising the river for
weeks, holding up rum-runners in
midstream.
Woman Astumrs Pont
as Assistant Secretary
of C.U.&Q. Railroad
Omaha Hm I s4 W ir.
Chlva.o, March J(,Mr.. FiMh
Jarvis Allien began her duties tester-
dy a assistant secretary of the l b
cago, Burlington & Quint
Mr. Allien was uuanimon
ed to the pot by the director and
is the first woman to hold such an
office,
Mr. A Men if 30 and brean h-r
duties with the railroad tour year
ago when she became an assistant to
her father, If. h. Jam, who hvlj
the office assistant secretary at
that time. Recently Mr. Jam wa
compelled to retire on account of til '
health and Mrs. AMcn was given the j
poitinn. j
"I believe that to mccced," said
Mr. Alden, "women must take busi- j
nes seriously, leave out the feminine (
fuitm and buckle down to work. ,
1 believe in womanliness always, but i
not to expect special favors in the
business world because you are a
woman. I think that i rm tliino
which has caused what little fcclins
exist between men and women in
the business world."
Jlllill. Orlilt l.oera Ca!l. ,!,! Surlily second .ncri. i. !tMd cf I lrl id wa passed y
W'ohK lum.M.. and Knife: JZtjLttt:! A,, Ml""i1 C,,miMor.r
Jubus Urkm. Oitiaha iiicfcbain, bcaicl ritntrovrisv bemrrn eamtiv ' "'" ''r.'" ' " ,",1f dissrn
IW-4V IflMftca 1U IMlliC a WatCll, t-..HIIIII.I.MIrr lul .l.-l-. limn ..I
.'. cash, diamond stickpin and g tld , .'O ltrtts.in r sidnu bradcJ by 1. C,
stu ril rdnrl4j( j Jubiisixi,
mtt in I loir I ton- I umiii:..i.iii-r I'nitt ubjected to
t U(ing that the c.niimu.iuii t.
i utiucr siiiuur i it mil
atefl.wi and at Ml!arl.
ion liy I oiiiimstititirr
llie Mibiaiy road fiom Svi-1 OYenttor to make the road .' in-
prtiknili were
infill i0ii bu
ttltrlle,
of l'ie Chi. i . - ,'iaiing tnat i
' I, , ( ilv and (.oitiil) (o "i()..i0 i iur4 i
m.ly circ'i.1 i IVwii. R.m.1 ill . i'TVilSs!
Radiant Lump Coal
(Arkans! Semi-Anthracite)
We havt just retfiv ed a frcnh supply of thin
(rood fuel. Telephone us if you do not
know its superior qualities.
Updike Lumber & Coal Co.
4500 Dodge Street
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ii'g one. id Itriiui dccg4tun ep.
piaimeij MMijiy.
'the road t t be p.vrJ, I lf at
city and ba'l at county rsprne,
lire Want Ad I'loduce Result.
i hiii iitttTiTr,
Quickly and Easily I
Convinced :
Wha rsHi hat. t kprirnre
list l'kiria'w ran J. f-n .ay "
a la isHI ' lluw May If nt
" .m ! flmc wall s a
rl t"tofa'ti.r.
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tOMKrt.TATIoN rss-r .
iMt I hin.pr.iiar la Atwadtnt
On. Curren & Curren I
I I W..a pug. lath aa4 raaai
. rhaswa. At. TMi fcl. aiaa.
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ROYAL MAIL-TO EUROPE
Fartniglillv S.lll.f a r.iswu. "0
Shift a4 Ir.sa New Y.rh '
CbertNsurt HodthanipUn II smbare
Infarmalio (ram any ! S. Aaent r
Tlw Royal Mall Steam rsikel C.
IIT W. Whli.l.n t Chkatoa
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Complete Line of
Tols Shoivn
the Year Around
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as our hone it
belief that the tobacco uird
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality and hence of better
taitcjthan ia any other
cifirttte, at the price.
Liuttt & Mjtri TtUect Ct
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CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos hlsndsi
Sweet Toned
Schmoller & Mueller
PIANOS
Guaranteed for twenty-five year.,'
are being told in every atata in the
union and are delivered direct to
you from th. factory. This gives
you the saving which otherwise
would go to the middleman. Freight
on all instruments is prepaid.
Upright!, $300 and Up
Player Pianos, $450 Up
Grands, $685 and Up
. TERMS:
Three to Five Year Time
W carry at all times a complete
stock of new Steinway, Steinert,
Hardman. Steger ft Sons. Schomack
er, Emerson, MeThail, Lindeman ft
Sons, Behr Bros., Schmoller &
Mueller and Premier Pianos and
Columbia Grafonolas.
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Should you want a Used Piano
Bargain writ, us for detailed in
formation on the many we hav.
taken in trade on new ones. Prices
$25 and up for Uprights, Grands
and Player Pianos.
Schmoller & Mueller
1S14-16-IS D: ft Omaha,
Dodf.st. ruiiw ww.
Neb.
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. Botoens Value-Giving Stort
Introductory Showing This
Week of New Spring Draperies
The H. R. Bowen Co. are making an early display and
offering of newly created drapery fabrics this week.
Shoppers will find it of interest to call and see this won
derful showing.
Velvets and Damasks, Linens and Cretonnes, allovep
patterns in rose, blue and gold, sunfast and tubfast fabrics,
portieres and overdrapes.
Table and Couch Covers in (apestry, damasks and re
lours, double-faced Velvet Portieres in two-tone combina
tion effects. .
Exceptional curtain values in voiles and marquisettes,
imported lace curtains and filet weaves.
DAMASK
Yard.. 82.98 to 88.00
VELOURS
Yard.. 82.98 to 88.00
SILKS
Yard. .81.15 to 85.00
SUNFASTS
Yard....K9t to S85.A8
CRETONNES Yard ......... .39, to 81.75
Beautiful Patterns in Lace Curtains
Beautiful new patterns in lace curtains in filet weaves,
some trimmed with lace edges, others with scalloped edges,
priced from $1.98 to $9.85 pair.
Many new arrivals in imported lace curtains, in colors
of white, ivory and ecru, from $9.85 to $25.00 pair.
Many beautiful curtains in voiles and marquisette, in
plain and ruffled, some hemstitched with silk in blue, rose
and gold, from $1.98 to $9.00 pair.
Extra large and complete assortment of Nets in Filet
weaves and shadow effect, 36 to 60 inches wide, white,
cream and ecru colors, for
39c to $3.98 Yard
Scrim, Voile and Marquisette in plain dots, silk stripes
and colored effects, in all the newest and latest patterns, at
19c to $1.35 Yard
Howard St., Between loth and 16th
t t i i i i i i i i i t i i i i i i a i i i i i i i t ;
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SI.XTEE.Vni AND HOWARD STREETS
A Modern Home at a Moderate Price
Very attractively furnished at a very moderate cost is the new home built by
C. G. Carlben? at 2S21 So. 34th St. and furnished by us. The furnishings are '
expressive of the large stock of popular medium priced furniture that we are '
now showing. House open from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 P. M. Sunday, 2 to 5. .
Furniture
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Oak Nufolct Suites, 3 pieces, $65 and up
-uaae in our own f actory.
Think of buying a dependable Nufold, concealing a full size comfortable spring, with room for storaire of irood
mattress, pillows, bedding, etc.; an arm chair and rocker with soft pad seat and back and in fumed or golden
oak with Spanish fabncoid upholstery, exactly like cut, for $63. '
Other styles in fabricoid, tapestry, v.elour and leather ranging up to $245.
Sample Nufolds and Duofolda Specially Priced
For Quick Clearance
$ 68 Fumed Oak Nufold,- Spanish fabricoid uphol
stery, for . .-.i 848.00
$ 65 Waxed Golden Oak, Nufold, Spanish fabricoid
upholstery, for . . .
1115 Quartered Golden Oak, polished, full length
Davenport, leather 'upholstery ...............
$ 68 Golden Oak Nufold, Spanish fabricoid uphol
stery, for ...... t 48.00
$125 Mahogany - Pullman Duofold Bed, cane panel
type, with tapestry upholstery. 69.50
$105 Louis XV Pullman Duofold Bed, in blue or mul
berry velour, for- 59.00
45.00
68.00
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Rugs
Visit : our large depart
ment of floor coverings
before making your selec
tion of Rugs, Carpets or
' Linoleums. You will find
all sizes and colors',
marked at the .lowest
prices at which good mer
chandise can be- sold.
A Few Values for Friday
New shipment of V35 slightly imperfect standard
. Axminster Rugs, in 69 size, some seamless, very-"
. low in price . . .'. . . . , '.' ... . . . -$23.50
SMITH SEAMLESS PALISADE. VELVET RUGS in V.
the new orientalpatterns and colors, wool surface
with a rich soft luster; size 9x12, in 10 different .
patterns 39.50
RAG RUGS in heavy 'gualit.llght soft colors of Grey
and Rose in mixed designs, size 25x50 in., each. . . 1.95
TRAVELERS' SAMPLES These are just one-fourth
the size of 9x12 rugs, 4r6x6: feet in size; make
splendid rugs, each 3.75
PRINTED LINOLEUM in 6-foot widths, all on burlap
back, in good patterns, formerly sold as high as
" $1.25 per square yard; special per square yard . . . . .75
Stove Department
DETROIT JEWEL GAS STOVE, like illustration,
equipped with white enamel drip pan and broiler
pan, white enamel trimmed doors, four burners and
simmer burner, two-burner 16-inch by 18-inch
oven, a wonderful value, sure to give satisfaction . .$61.00
Detroit Jewel Gas Stove, 4 4-inch by 18-inch elevated
oven, up from .......... $49.00
Full line of moderately priced Refrigerators,
up from $25.00
Housecleaning
Necessities
Free sample of Orchard &
Vilhelm Furniture Polish.
hnsons 64 -lb. Waxing
Brush at the special
price of $2.50
FREE 1-lb. can of John
ion's Wax with each
Waxing Brush.
Oil Floor Mops,
up from 69t?
We carry a complete line
of Bathroom Fixtures at
moderate prices.
' Sample Simmons Da-Beds Reduced
$40 Walnut finish Simmons Da-Bed with mattress. .$28.50
$30 Walnut finish Simmons Extension Da-Bed with "
mattress 4 39 50
$40 Old Ivory Simmons Da-Bed with mattress. . .'. . . .28150
$48 Old Ivory Simmons Extension Da-Bed with
mattress 35.00
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Draperies
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JJ-BSSS3AS
Cretonnes
1,000 yards of Cretonne in 25
patterns, colorings and de
signs especially suitable for
bedrooms, exceptional val
ues, per yard .38
1,500 yards of Cretonne in 30 . '
patterns, colorings and de- ;
signs especially suitable for
' living rooms, dining rooms
and sunrooms, exceptional
values, per yard. ., 50tf
, Overdrapery Materials
36-inch two-tone Madras Overdrapery Material in blue,
rose, gold and mulberry, per yard ; .... $ .75
50-inch Plain Madras in blue, rose and golden brown,
per yard .". . 1.00
Curtain Materials
Filet Curtain Net, ivory and Egyptian, per yard $
Colored Voiles and Marquisettes, yard. . .25 .38 and
Barred Voiles, fine quality curtain material, in white
onlvr special price for Friday and Saturday, yard. .
Exceptional values in Voile and Marquisette Curtains,
per pair -
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.32
1.00
Victrola
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iM Ii Liberal allowance ill
II mad for your old 11 1
1 ttova on purchase of I I
I m new stove. Convea- I
M ient term if you I
wish.
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Phonograph
Department
The Victrola furnishes
music to . suit your
every mood. The name,
is a guarantee of mu
sical quality. All ma
terials used in making
a Victrola are of one
quality the best.
Style No. - 280, like,
illustration, 36 inches
high, 34 inches wide, .
21Vi Inches deep, ,
beautifully designed
and .finished, in Ma
hogany or English
Brown, at $200 :
Other models 128.00 and up.
sold on convenient terms.
Gift Shop
Beautiful new Glassware at moderate
prices, suitable for wedding gifts.
Spanish Luster Glass Goblets,
per dozen $12.00
Iridescent Glass Goblets,
per dozen $11.50
Amberosa Glass Goblets,
per dozen $15.00
We also have a large assortment of art
pieces, such as colognes, candy boxes
and candlesticks in this attractive ware.
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