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THE UEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1922.
Fife, Child and
:' : 300 Gone; Man
Implores Help
tJuJaKy Knilu)f, H-turning
r.nly uprt tor
: Front VTork, Kind Home
met Rrtomr r.
With If4' irfniir down hit
threl and ihokr4 with tot
ro. rrinW tf, i!ihir mpUf,
5J7 Muth tinny .h' street,
l4rd it South Omaha police it.
iiii4t trnh lor hit ttle and child
n l HX).
C't rplin'f he ciipc ' home
from ork Frniiv veiling, rpert.
lit! la !r greeted Uul fly tut
til, Roue, nd o, Johnny, 9.
llul emly ominous ttlrmrt reeted
him he opened the ind found
John Rowley sprawled out on
bra, dr4 drunk, lie railed out, but
no antwrr tame from hi iamilv, and
he summoned potun Rowley. sr.
reled. laid he ju.t happened in he.
rauie he mw t lie. door open, and lar
down for a nap.
Detective and ' Cot juttioned
neighbor concerning the wife and
child and . were: told ahe had in-
formrd them he and ibe boy were
going to Kn.i' City., .
Cott told Frigg he. iupectt hi
tiltle family h hrtt lured awav
from home by Tom Iiodonotf,
former co-worker with him at
Cudahy's and up until two month
ago a boarder at -the Cot home.
Cot aid $5u) a!o i niiing from
it hiding, place. Captain Brigg
rook action toward halting the
fugitive, it such thty should be, at
Kama City.
Youth Says Man Paid
Him to Wreck Auto
Frank I. McGarry. brought before
Federal Julge Woodrough yesterday
morning on a charge of transporting
a stolen automobile from St. Louis to
Omaha by way of Chicago, declared
he had been paid $50 by a doctor in
St. Loui to take the car out and
wreck it.
lie said hi father oni a garage
In St. Louis, in which the car was
kept. The young man testified that
he accepted the $50, but that when he
drore the car out of the city he de
cided to take a ride in it instead of
wrecking it.
ti Chicago he picked up three
other youth and they started for
California. They were arrested here.
Judge Woodrough refused to ac
cept a plea on the transporting charge
in face of hfcGarry'a statement and
ordered him held for further investi
gation. Willard Hall Bedroom
to Be Shown in Window
A proposed bedroom at Willard
Hal!, the residence for employed wo
men and girls, will be shown in one
of the display window of Orchard &
WUhelm store starting Monday. The
window will contain two single beds,
rockers, chair and other furniture.
The drive to raise $100,000 forthe
establishment of the home wilt' be
launched tomorrow.
"The drive must be a success." said
David Cole, treasurer of the Willard
HaTI association. "The residence will
be the foe and competitor of fhe'dan
eerous roomine house. Every year
hundreds of girls meet with tragedy
as the result of unregulated rooming
house environment."
Chief of Police Dempsey in a pub
liclaiatement asking Support for-Wil-lardHall
said the residence will aid
police in meeting the girl-stranger
ptbblem. , v
PvaViiira nf Bride-to-Be
Gains Freedom of Pastor
After having run-ins with police
numerous times, Louis Merritt, negro-minister
of the Mission Baptist
church, has been given into the hands
Merritt . was rarrested again Fri
day when XJeteeiive Ajurncu saiu nc
entered a. Duuaiug i
and Capitol avenue with a revolver.
He was charged with vagrancy and
carrying concealed weapons.
Merritt pleaded with Judge Wap
pic"h" that he was going to get mar
ried soon, and his bride-to-be. at his
side in court, promised the judge she
would lead him to the altar as soon
as he .should get,out of jail, and then
put him ftf work. ' . ' . . '
Judge. fWappich 'took her at her
word. ' . ' . ' ; '
Report of Crane Conviction
it'Said Without Foundation
' London,' May 27, Reuler's, corre
spondent In Cairo,-, Egypt;; says he
learns froi a ' high official who arT
rived ' thet 'last night from Syria,
thSt the report of Charles R. Crane s
conviction i ' By a ' French military
cjurt at Damascus for inciting a not
is without foundation.
V ', u , i , ., ' .
Jtaris, jktay; 27. Charles R. Crane
his reserved transportation to The
ague, and Jeavihg Fans tomgnt
Jh the?-intention- oi crossing io
glanL v tomorrow. - ne - saw w
CBiChant, director ot Asiatic udns
orahe foreign office' and discussed
Vhin the situation Jn Syria.
Sunday funeral for -?
V Mrs. Herbert W. JrliUer
funeral services for Mrs. Herbert
VT, .Miller -2416 Newport avenue,
vo died Thursday morning at
KocKester, -Minn., will be held
tWj .afternoon-at 2 from the home
of'4he- family. Burial will be in
VSest Lav.n cemetery. '
Jfrs. ;Miller. who was Mamie B.
Tosisen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
"PJfer Jtnsen, 2S16 South Forty
seeood jitreet, is survived by her
hiuihand; " her . parent and two sis
teJS Mrs. Robert J. Dinning, jr.,
and ' Miss.Inger Jensen, both; of
O&aha.-. . "
Harry Palmer Is- Elected '
Vi to Bead Noonday Club
The annual' meeting of the Noon
cjaytclub was held Friday night at the
CJUmber of ' Commerce. ' New officers-were
elected as. follows: Harry
CCPalowr, president; A. G. Swan
sbn; wee' president; John S. Eng-
mlirv ont I VlVtnr Kfl-
son,'treasuer. The retiring officers
are: A. G.- Westerberg, president;
. . - : J i tr
rranit reierson,, vice prcsiucnij j-
E. Landstrom, secretary, and A. G.
Swanson, treasurer, A picnic is be
ing planned. '-.-
Radio Lmdmarks
of Iast Decade
Wirrlfi riivi Important Part
in Startling Events Rapid
Progress Made.
The pt 10 year ha wilnetted an
advancement in wirclei that equal
the rapid progrot in science durinn
the RenatMinre. The following data
it evidence of the part that radio play
e d in the prcgret of the world iu the
Ut deune:
11 1 . Canadian BOvernment leacd
radio station or 20 year.
iVIi Radio ditre signal from
the Titanic" brought aitnce and
laved live of 700 racnger.
191 J Tets were made between
the Eiffel Tower in France and the
nation at Wahington.
During the trip into Central Alia
an explorer received hi longitude
and time signal from a ditant radio
nation.'
. Test on High Seaa.
1914 Marconi and it radio of
ficials darted test of wiretrt tele
phone between aeveral vessel of the
Italian fleet. The tent, wa continued
between veel on the high, tea and
voice were heard with clarity at a
diitance of 44 mile. One day radio
telephone communication was kept
up constantly for 12 hour. Great
Britain declared war upon Germany
August 4 and all private radio
telegraphy and telephony suspended.
Within the next few month prac
tically alt the German wireless sta
tions in foreign possessions were
eiied and destroyed by allied forces.
1915 Radio communication be
tween America and Japan was com
pleted. The stations were located at
San Francisco and Tokio with a relay
station at Honolulu,
The American Telephone and Tele
graph company succeeded in radio
telephoning from Arlington station
at WashiiiRton to Hawaii, a distance
of nearlv 5,000 miles.
1916 'President Wilson and the
mikado of Japan exchange messages
over the newt transpacific radio
service, which was formally opened.
1917 Scnatore Marconi visited the
United States and aided greatly in
recruiting for radio operators for the
United States army.
Signals Sent to Australia.
1918 Wireless telephony pro
gressed rapidly, being used to a
great " extent in the equipment ot
airplanes.
Several new long range stations
were "erected in the United States, it
being claimed for one built at An
napolis, Md., that it was capable of
communication at 4,000 miles, ihe
United States government also
opened a high power station at Bor
deaux. -
In September of this year radio
signals sent from a point 12,000 miles
away were received in Sydney, Aus
tralia. '
1919 With the exception of the
three transatlantic flights that of U.
S. NC-4, and the British flights of
Alcock and Brown and the dirigible
R-34, in which, radio communication
played an important 'part in keeping
the ships of the air on their coures
no very great progress was made in
radio v , telegraphy- .although radio
telephony was, being pushed along
quietly. . , i
Kritriitiotu ujuii auuieur reveiv
ing and tending were lilted by the
American government.
Radio Telephone Activities.
lO.tj Mm ua the rar oi the
radia telephone, more attention prob
ably being paid to Ihi bunch of
radio than to it older brother, teleg
raphy, several brodcating stations
were opened along the Atlantic
toa.t and near the end of the year
the Wfttinghnue Electric and Man
ufacturing company opened radio
broadcasting station KUKA at East
Pittsburgh for the broadcatttng oi
nightly concert. This nation wa
the drst of its kind,
1921 Thi year wa another radio
telephone year. It wa marked by
the opening of numerous broadcast
ing station. Wcstinghouse started
three additional . stations, one at
hpringtield, Ma., another at Clir
esjjo and "till another at Newark,
N. J. The General Electric company,
the Radio rornoration and the West'
ern Electric company all opened
broadcasting- nation.
bioadiast from Omaha. They wrote
tlut Mavor Dahlman't aditr to
the $unhine Special during The Bee
pro uni lat Tuesday nihi from
the Omaha Grain exchange vvJt dt
tinctly heard.
Brtin, prominent tcientitt of
France, ha invented a method
v hereby signature, document and
photograph may be transmitted by
turtle.. Now we may toon expect
the commuter to tend hi parcels
home by that route or receive out
meat and groceries by radio. Belin't
invention i not futuristic it i an
actual fact and in actual operation.
QUESTIOSS
H. H. K., Beatrice, Neb.
Q 'outl rriv pmkn an4 wsnttisr
reports (ram umshft ills a crrsol salt
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KarthquaLri iNear Rome.
Koine. May ,7,-lBy A.' I.) Four
violent earthquake occurred today in
the vicinity of Terni, about fifty
mile north of Rome, causing terror
to the population over an area oi
several unlet. No report of damage,
howetrr, had been received here this
aiteiiioon.
It'i an interesting pastime to thop
from Bee adt, because you find to
many bargain.
Belt Defends
Phone Employes
l'rrsidmt of Company )
Girl Ignored Invitation
to Grover'a Farm.
V. B. T. Bell, president of the
Northwestern Bell Telephone com
pany, ram to the delense of the
telephone operator in hit employ
yesterday, declaring that noneol them
wa present at Grum'a farm. Six
tieth and Grovrr ttrrrt. when it wai
raided by theriR't deputies last Sat
urday night.
The party wa widely advertised
as 'lelephone operator' iiisjlit," lu j Brit, 'and f.tuitd that not one of oaf
Mr. Belt nates that ih "hrlln girlt" ' it'ils wa theie. We keep in very
Staged aay without etteptum. iiKr t.Muh with our employe and
"Our heart serene ihttked theiur know posituely that none at
matter up very thoroughly," taid Mr, Urnried."
AUCTION SALE of Fine Jewelry
li30 and 7.30 Daily All This Week
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4 aU ku4 ( tin alr, sil.arvsi aM rlarss.
MANY FREE PRESENTS
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AaelUhor Billy Nooney Detroit, Mick.
p$7 Larson Jewelry Co. S
' Ts, 204 H North 16th Street. Omsha Mica.
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The City State bank of Sutton.
Neb., hat installed a receiving set
to obtain market report, new and
concert from broadcasting stations
in the middle wet.
Mr. and Mr. V. W. Shinn of
Crrston, la., entertain friends at
"radio parties" when concerts are
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Mr. and Mrs. Inlrod. "Juat Regular Girl" fr
The Bluahin Bririt" Fo.Trr
Rudy Wiedoef t' CalUornltni
Soma Sunny Day Pox-Trot (lrvint Berlin)
Lever Dot from .The Rose of Stamboul" Fox-Trot
Yerkes' & S. Flotilla Orchesir
Tennatsae Moan Fox:Trot
Yu Won't B Sony Fox-Trot
Yerkes' S. S. Flotilla Oreheitr
Who (Believed in You) Fox-Trot
Mr Honey'a Lo?ln' Arms Fox-Trot .
, California Rambler
Georgia Fox-Trot '
Hlah Brown Blue Fox-Trot
Bar Harbor Society Orchestra
Everyday Introd. "Oh Geet Oh Goahi" from 'Tor
Goodneia Sake" Fox-Trot (Doiv)
Bar Harbor Society Orchestra
Idol Fox-Trot Leo F. Reisman Orchestra.
Slrif Sont Man fox-Trot
Yerkei S. S.
California Fox-Trot.Bar Harbor Society Orcheitra
Ship O Dream
Then' Silver In Your Hair (But There's Gold
Within Your Hart) Arthur Burns
Oogl Oogta w.-ni. . - Biil Jones
: Down on Atmim "A" Irving Kaufman
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Sheanj Dootey and Shea
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Fauat Soldiers' Chorus (GcuxxO Criterion Qulrtet
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1Z MOsric Co.
MOsric Co.
The Aeolian Co., New York, Makers
419
S. 16th St.,
Omaha.
HUDSON
Has a New Motor
Store Closed All Da)
Decoration Day, May 30th
Store Closed All Day
Decoration Day, Stay 30th
SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS
A Clever New 8-Piece Dining Room Suite
$198
in Kensington two-tone Walnut
In 'design exactly as illustrated.
Buffet, 60 inches long,
4
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Extension Table has 4ox60-inch
top that extends to 6 feet. .
llM has roomy drawers, slid- IJM
V ing lift-out silver tray, 5
cupboards with divided shelves.
Exceptional Values in Good Summer Furniture in Unusual Variety
Maple Arm Chair or Rocker with double cane seat,
special $3.95
Settee to match ....$6.95
Folding Canvas Hammock Chairs .$2.50
Substantial, well finished Benches $2.95
Fumed Oak Arm Chairs . $3.00
Fumed Oak Arm Rocking Chairs $3.50
Fumed Oak Benches to match $5.50
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Our Furniture
Exchange
Department
offers an opportunity
to obtain new furniture
and rugs for your old.
Let us talk this over
with you.
42-inch Fumed Oak Lawn Swing, complete
with Chairs $3.00
Canvas Porch Hammocks, 6 feet long, with an adjustable
headrest and mattress cushion seat $14.50
Other styles at $10.00 and $12.50
Four-passenger Gliding Settees . . ..$15.00
A splendid Brown Fiber Arm Rocker : $4.75
4-ft. Fumed Oak Porch Swings, complete
with chains $3.85, " $5.75
j. We have .
- never been
better equip
. ped to supply
, ... your floor
. covering needs
from the
cheapest .. .
fiber rugs that
; are good, to
rugs from the
; hand looms of
: the Orient
all at excep
- tionally
low prices.
2 Jjj b
; ," Belouchistan
Rugs
In distinctly rich and unfading colon hand woven from
finest wool each one a masterpiece of the Artist Weavers of
the Orient. We have these rugs at lower prices than they for-
merly cost in the Orient
$48.00, $35.00, $28.00, $25.00, $22.00
New Seamless Kilmarnock Scotch Weave Rugs
The first we have had for years, in colorings to match
cretonnes and wall decorations, especially suitable for bed
rooms. . . .j'.
' 36x72-in... . $10.50 6x9 ...... $29.50
4-6x7-6 . . $19.00 8-3x10-6 . . .$47.00
. 9x12 $58.50
Whittall's Anglo Persian and French Wilton
" :' ' . " " Rugs ' ' ' '
v Arriving daily. We offer sme of the best new patterns
for your selection.'' These are' the finest Wilton rugs made
in the world..
6x9 .... .'.$77.00 8-3x10-6. .$114.00
9x12 $125.00
Many other sizes much lower in price.
Imported Greenwich ; Linoleum ' '
The finest made 6 feet wide in most attractive color
ings and patterns well seasoned so they will give excellent
service. $2.85, $2.50, $2.25 sq. yd.
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"The Aristocrat
of Refrigerators". ,
Herrick
l:VllQ:
Dry, purified - air is
constantly in circulation
through an iced Herrick.
This keeps food delight
fully - fresh, eliminating
the conflicting currents
of warm and cold air
It which cause moisture. It
f is this moisture in ordi
nary refrigerators that
causes mold and decay.
Actual tests prove that
foods can remain in the
Herrick indefintely with
out spoiling.
I Herrick Rafriferator, white enamel, tinned wire shelves com-
4- , a. J iln. Aaf !.1,-1.J . AAA vA
"Detroit Jewel Bakes Better"
, A special value in a three-burner range. Oven is equipped
.with one-loop burner and Graves lighter. Top with three
single burners. Exposed cast parts finished in baked ebonite.
Drop door with enamel panel.. Galvanized burner Ire v.
At $30.00
. Sold on convenient monthly payment!. -
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Department of
Interior
Decoration
. ' ; , -
Specialists 'in the Art of Decorating and
Furniihing Home Interiors
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New Stenciled Crash
. for turnmer or year-'rouni uio ,
in cottage and bungalow,
Decorating Paneling
Paintings , " Upholstery
. Drapery' " t Furniture
Floor Covering Paper Hanging
No charge is made for advice and services.
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Travel in Comfort
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks
. assure this.
Gibraltarized.
Yale Snap Lock. :
; Cushion Top.
, Angle Iron Rein
forcement. : " '
Proof Against
Warping.
Laundry Bag.
Large' Hat Box.
interlocking Bar.
' $21.75 up.
Full line of Auto Trunks.
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In Our
Gift Shop
we have arranged a
wonderful dis
play of
Glassware
and '
China
Twenty-four tables, exquisitely appoint
ed, laid for different courses.
The China Lenox, Minton, Coalport,
Crescent, Royal Doulton, Crown Stafford
shire. The, dataware Crystal, Gold encrusted
stemware, amber and jade glass.
Also a special display of floor and table
lampa of latest designs and colorings re
markable values.
.i
Attractive designs in . curtains, couch covers,
table covers, and runners, chair backs, pillows
attractively priced.
Curtains with Valances, per pair. .. ... . . .$6.50
Couch Covers $8.00
48-inch Table Covers $3.00
38-inch Table Covers , $2.00
25-inch Table Covers ...$1.00
Table Runners ..$1.50
Chair Backs ........ .$1.00
Pillow Covers. $1.50
Vudor Porch' Shades
Virtually add another living room to the house,
and are less expensive than they have been for
years. Shown in three colorings and in following
sizes:
5x6 ...... $5.20
6x6 $6.00
7x6 $7.25
12x6 ....
.8x6 ...... $8.25
9x6 ...... $9.75
1$.x....:M0.T5
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Join Our One Hundred
Club'
I GVi nice 1
&
Your
Choice
of a
Victrola or Brunswick
Delivered to your home for
5.00
Balance in convenient monthly payments.
Either name is a guarantee of musical quality,
exemplifying all that is best in tone reproduction.
All the latest finishes and designs. Satisfy
yourself by hearing them in our sound-proof music
rooms on the Fifth Floor.
I
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r Five side chairs and arm chair to
match have full boxed seats uphol-
stered in rich verdure tapestry.
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