THE BEE: OMATIA. SUNDAY. JUNE 4. 102?.
T. S. Senate Fixes
Size of Anuv at
1.W000 Soldiers
(Urh Crowing Tired
of Uobbtd Trtm-,
Hair l)ntr Soys
Union Outfitting Co.
16th and Jckon
Streets
Union Outfitting Co.
Out of th Hich
Rent District
Union Outfitting Co,
Annual Appropriation Hill
liarryiuK $.111,?."0.(HM) lV.
rl Without Hwonl Vtitf;
12,330 Of fi.tr. IWi.lod j
Br lh. AurMlri I'rn. ,
WaOimvton, Jmir J- Cirryinn an.
titiiniri4tlon o( $.U1.75.MN. the an-,
iiu.il army appropriation lull a ,
pued )firrluy by the ru.ite. 1 1 ;
tlu ut l'it' arniv ir Itir- iitK i
i,tr ;ii no uxer-nii- t 1J,5.1I oiiiitr
jn.l I.U iH'O mrti.
I'j.ak!e i'i tin' lull which a !'!!
mil 4 rii'urd VU tnlliiv.Pil iliu-klv
4ltiT a l t by which the cn-;
;,tc accepted. 4'J lo 1. its ctiitmnt- ,
tir' at i ion in miTca-in the hou
tunic on the tie of the army rom
ll.i.lMKI to IJJ.immi mli-ited mm. I lir '
-.trtiitfth of 12.530 iiii'icer conipjre. :
wA'.i II.imn) at voted ly the house.
The senate disposed ot the lull
speedily, the measure being taken up
fur i lie- first time yesterday ami
p,Ked within nix bonis. All commit
tie amendment except those nflect.
in the sic d the army were acted
upon within three hour. constituting
what tt.m regarded a almost a rec
ord by the senate.
I he measure now roc to confer
ence with the house but it i not cx-I'n-trd
that tin- dicu!ion will begin
In-fore Tuesd.iv.
Amendment Accepted.
Next to the question of the size
of the army, the proposition causing
inosl debate was the amendment stib
nniiid bv the Muricullnr.il committee
;i!iri.pri.itiiiK $7.5tHMKH) for rontin- ,
nation of work on the M uncle Shoals
piojecf. which the senate accepted
Mithoiit a rccoid vote after a prelim
inary tangle which listed for a,i
linnr. , I
The Muscle Shoal" amendment
promised for a time to reopen the j
whole question of the government s
policy witli respect to the power pro- i
ii ct. but Chairman Morris of the ag
iViillnral commission declared no
p,,lirv had been determined and that i
to delav work further on dam No. - j
m the Tennessee river would be 'an j
iv-momic crime." '
Although the army strength
i jreed upon by the senate was re- ,
- -rded as a compromise between 'he
i :ure of 1:0,0110 sought by the war '
' -partment and that fixed by the j
..use, senators. expect a hard fight ,
' -f.ire an agreement is reached with ;
house.
Party Lines Broken. I
Party lines were 'broken when the
,1 vote was taken. Nine democrats i
oted with tte republican majority
i imlmli 1IH0- the senate committee ,
, hiic six republicans were counted
V the negative. Democrats voting
1 t the 13.1,000 army included .Ash
'ir.st, Gerry, Hcflin, Kendrick, My
. . Sheppard, Smith, Underwood
. i.l William. Republicans who
died aeainst the proposition were
'.oi ah, Capper, Ladd, La . Follcttc.V
Morris and Willis. j
In opening debate on the army j
strength. Mr. Wadsworth declared
t l.e committee believed 'rock bot
tom" had been reached : 1 that to
make further reductions vould im
pcril not only the army organization
is contemplated by the organization
act of 1920, but create a menacing
situation for the country in event
ot unforeseen trouble. It would be
' utterly foolish," he added, to "man
k!c the skeleton" of the army so that
it could not be revived in an emer
gency. Mr. Wadsworth referred to the
seacoast fortifications, saying only 25
of the 75 were now manned and that
a further cut in the forces would
leave an additional ten or a dozen
in the hands of caretakers.
Hitchcock Replies.
Senator Hitchcock, democrat, Ne
braska, replying to this statement,
contended the country would approve
a cut in the army even below the
hour'c figure and added: "Our army
is efficient. It is able to do more
than the work it has to do now.
What Ac people want is relief from
the burden of taxes' and they would
be willing to take a smaller army
to (ret that relict."
Senators Xorris, republican, Ne
braska, and King, democrat, Utah,
also spoke in opposition to the
larger army, but Senator Borah, re
publican, Idaho, a leading exponent
of the small army, announced that
he did not desire to drag the ques
tion into a long controversy, being
willing entirely "to take a vote and
settle it now."
An attempt was made by Senator
Hitchcock to eliminate what he de
scribed as "pure waste of money" in
supplying $135,000 for the operation
oi ir.c .-sprmgneia (Alass.J arsenal,
where it was proposed to spend a
thousand dollars a day in manufac
turing rifles when the government
now has 2,800,000 in store, he said.
He was defeated, however, 49 to 18,
after Mr. Wadsworth bad declared
that was the only place where the
army rifle" was now made.
llk.iiur, III. June J-'T'i tix
liolibed luir o it dovm't look bobbed
i the probhlll lt:tr dner i,l the
United M4ir will Lice lln Ull." Mil-iiuunci-t
Mr. Theodore liriidcr.
in.iu.iurr "I the N4tioiul t'ouvi.ntioii
ot 1 1 air l)reT. in be liebj in St.
I.ouu in July, "How to inert thi
I roi!riii it the bijj ihiu M be iskm
up in our coiivriiiwii." 4y Mr.
lii-ndt-r, who vincJ hi IJreamr yr
lerday. "Mot ktU arc lued of Ihrir
khori hair now "
"i'hc oiuiion i trying to nuke
women pay more attention lo t heir
IkU vi general." added Mm, I Wil
der. "A woman will to to a bill or
the theater ill 4 fMHt owu with tier
luir stragi:lui acros lur -.ir .no!
down the back of In r iwk and a lul
or mi da'b ol pi Wilcr acio-s lur
l.rck when nhr might a well look
a prettv u ler drr. Ibauty is
not a matter of bring born that w.iy.
it i a matter of knowing bow to
make yourself that way."
Fraud Charged in
Naming Receiver
of Skinner Firm
Attorney Relinked for 'Intem
perate'" Statement, Then
l'raiseil for Pleading iu
Injunction Hearing.
Charges that Keith Neville, for
mer governor of Nebraska, was ap
pointed receiver of the Skinner rack
ing company by fraud were made
Saturday before Federal Judge
Woodrough by (j. P. North, attorney
ior Sam l.ytlick, and other stock
holders opposing the receivership.
The judge rebuked North for bis
"intemperate" statement and for in
cluding in bis pleadings "redundant
and scurrilous matter."
Woodrough tempered his rebuke,
however, with the statement the
oung attorney bad "clearly pleaded
and forcibly impressed the court."
North fust voiced his fraud charge
late yesterday in the presence of
Arthur Mullen, attorney for Neville.
Mullen offered to "meet North out
s.idc." Following bis statement today
Judge W'oodrotiffli granted the in
junction sought by Mullen, enjoin
ing l.ytlick and other stockholders
from proceeding any further in the
sjate courts with action to recover
certain notes. The receiver is justi
fied in seeking to collect on stock
holders' notes by his duty to li
quidate the company's affairs, the
judge ruled.
North then attempted to obtain
supersedeas bonds peudvig an appeal
but the judge denied it on grounds
it would be incompatible with his ac
tion in granting the restraining
order.
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Goods Sold Out of Town
On easy term. Write for information.
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SO TREMENDOUS are the savings in this 35th Birth
day Sale that it is going to be the most helpful and
most largely attended event of its kind that has ever
taken place in the city of Omaha.
For 35 Years the Home of
Home Outfits
Prayer Each Day
Stk ronfrsKlon unto the Lord (Jni of
your fathers. Kzra 10:11.
Our Father in Heaven, we bow
before Thee in gratitude for the care
of the night, and for the light and
hope of the new day. Grant that we
may enter upotr it in the joy of for
given sin. Bring us to its close with
souls unstained by conscious disobe
dience Give us wisdom through the
indwelling of Thy Holy Spirit that
the choices of the day may be right.
Kc;p us from the follies into which
we shall be tempted to fall; preserve
us fromharm and .danger of every
kind. Bestow upon us the grace of
love. Help us to love Thee and
Thy Kingdom and our fellovvmen.
Let Thy gracious presence today at
tend all with whom our lives arc
linked. Give them every blessing
we ask; for ourselves. Ke in the
hearts and homes especially present
to our daily thoughts. Kcvp from
sin and shame and harm all who are
dear to us. Have mercy upon Thy
people of all creeds and tongues.
Build up a holy Church throughout
the world. Give victory to those
who in hard places witness for
Christ. Deal tenderly with men
everywhere who have missed the
w;ay." Minister to the poor and the
sick, the prisoner, and the oppressed.
Rebuke and save those who plot evil
against their neighbor. Win victory
for Thyself in the affairs of our na
tion, and the nations of the earth.
We offer these our morning prayers
in the Name of Thy Son, our Lord
and Savior, Jesus Christ, Amen.
KKV. HUBERT C. HERRING,
Boston, Mass.
! For over 35 years we have specialized in
the furnishing of homes and can offer
particularly attractive assortments of
guaranteed, dependable furniture.
Prices Are DOWN to Bedrock
for this great Anniversary Sale, bringing
savings of from 10 per cent to 50 per
;ent. Purchases made now 'will be stored
free of charge until you need them.
3 Rooms
Furnished
4 Rooms
Furnished
$19450
$26750
t9O)50
5 Rooms
Furnished
Thi3 rl.?dscme 3-Door Side-Icing
Woman Found Dead in Home;
Husband Wounded in Head I
Sun Francisco. June . Mrs. Beu- I
la!i De Latimer was found dead in '
her home yesterday with a bullet in i
her (head. Her husband, Walter De j
l.al.t'mer. also shot in the head, was
fnmd nearby and is believed to be 1
dying. The couple recently came
' here from Idabcl, Okl. The police
s.tid De Latimer bad been demented
slightly for some time.
De Latimer is a motion picture opT
erator. Dolores, 10, daughter, was !
at school when the shooting took
place.
Hit by Trolley, Dies.
Walter Charlin, 35. died at Lord
Lister hospital early Saturday morn
ing of injuries received when he was
run down by a street car at Fifth
and Locust streets Friday night. His
Ick was cut off and he suffered in
ternal injuries.
BUY DURING
Refrigerator
$2750
fhis is a cold-air cir
:ulating model with
two food chambers in
sanitary white enamel
finish, built to last
for years.
Ice Cheats and Refrigerators at
$11.50, $14.50, $18.50 Up
Rug Sale
ommQ
Value-Giving
Dining Room Furniture
Sale This Week
BABY CHICKS
174.000 SOLD UP TO DATE
Big, strong, healty9 pur bred chicks.
Get a few more to fill in the early sea
son's loss. Late broilers are always in
food demand. 100 live delivery
guaranteed. Odds and ends only 12c
each. Other breeds from 13c to ISc
each. Pay us a visit. Write or 'phone
your wants immediately. Orders book
ed in rotation.
BERRY'S POULTRY FARM
Clarinda, Iowa
Velvet Rug of good
wearing quality in
25x5i-inch sizes in
this sale
$350
Velvet Rugs, Ox
12 sizes for bedrooms
and dining rooms re
duced to
$2650
In Confidence
If doubtful as to outcome of your
plans or the future welfare of wife
and children
You Need Me
My financial plan cannot fail.
Address Box Y 1913, Omaha Be.
Curtain Stretcher
98c
This Bungalow Curtain Stretcher is a useful
article; 6x8-foot size complete with pins rind
is adjustable to almost any size curtain Mon
day, while they last, only 98c no phone
orders.
Some Every-Day Values
4-piece Glass Mixing
Bowl Sets at . .59c
Clothes Baskets 98c
Rig Door Mats $1.39
Electric Iron . .$3.95
Brass Hose Nozzles
are 69c
Decorated Berry ,
Bowl at 65c
SPRUSTEX Mop
Outfits only . .98c
Tall Sewing Baskets,
at ...$1.98
Etc., Etc., Etc,
Lawn Mowers . . $7.35
Garden Hose
25 feet for... $3.75
50 feet for... $6.95
Tall Hose Reel $1.15
Garden Tool at. .19c
Carpet Beaters.
Good Brooms. . .
10-qt. Pails
2-qt. Ice Cream
Freezers at ,.
Garbage Pails $1.39
Galv. Wash Tubs 65c
Porch Gates ..$1.98
.19c
.29c
.19c
.95c
7apestry Rugs, 7-6:;0
sizes in a number of
attractive patterns,
Monday
Axmintter Rugs de
signed for the livuiir
room; 8-3x10-6 sizes,
only
5j?3650
Fumed Ck
Bed Davenport
upholstered in
imitation
leather
F49r
Floor Lamp,
compii:dng n
base and beau,
tiful silk shade
nt only
?1650
1 jp
Reed Fernery Massivo Chif-
in several at- ; forobe in imi-
tractivc finish- j tation walnut
cs, at each ; finish at only,
?7
45
s29
50
Mahogany Fin
ished Card
Tablet with
leatherette top
?275
Tail Chiffo
nier in solid
turned oak
with many
drawers
$1975
4!j-lb. Combi
nation Mat
tress with
tufted top and
roll edge at
?g95
Simmons Day
Bed with gray
steel frame
and double
mattress only,
1293
Golden Oak
Dining Table
with 6-ft. ex
tension top, at
only
225?
A Telephone
stand in fumed
finiah, c 0 m
plete with
chair for
$J95
Tea Cart i,l
mahogany liti
ish for serving
cold drinks,
etc., at
$975
A Full Size
Wood Bed in
imitation gold
en oak finish,
only
S
Mahogany
Finished
Bridge Lamps,
with adjust
able silk shade
only
$io95
Sturdy White
Enameled
Bed, complete
with spring,
special at only
95
AMONG the features which make it worth your while
are the large stocks the satisfying varieties-r-the
1 dependable qualities the low prices and convenient,
easy-to-pay terms you can arrange for.
1 juu -fin iiii it"!""! 1 r " "j"""""""""-"""HP
Free
Monday Only
June Bride
whose wedding taken pbtce this
month a unful 7-piece
Kitchen Set
absolutely free. Positively no
purchase necessary n obligation.
Simply bring thia coupon to the
itore Monday.
Here is an Exceptionally Beautiful Ecdroom Suite in ivory with
ilelieato trimming of blue comprisiti.t a full size Bed, a Chiffon
ier, a Dressing Table and Dresser with mahogany $11 Q50
lined drawers and French plate mirror X 1 17
Davenport End Tablcj or Con
soleTables in beautiful ma
hogany finish with gracefully
turned legs and JJM95
roomy top, only
"Alladin" Bar loir Lamps with
artistic mc ai base in white
and pink effect, floral art
glass shade and silk 895
cord, for
M mm K
Eight-Piece Dining Room Suite in beautiful walnut finish, com
prising a stately 52-inch Buffet, an oblong, 42x'48-inch Dining
Table with extension top and SIX Dining Chairs Sj5Q750
upholstered in genuine leather, the complete suite.. 27
Visit Our ur Exchange Department will take
in your old furniture at a fair value
Exchange on ary new furniture you may select.
This furniture is, in turn, low priced
Department for quick clearance.
ximmer&jjp
Low-Priced and on Easy-to-PayTernw
Summer days, when you want to look your best, are Just
ahead and Dame Fashion has created the most adorable
and becoming frocks imaginable for women and misses. They
are made of fine ginghams, voiles, Swisses, linens and ratines,
in figures, checks, plaids, dots etc. in dainty shades of lav
ender, green, yellow, pink, blue, etc. Make selections now,
but pay later at your convenience.
Special
Groups
$7
Unusual
Values
All Women'
Spring Apparel
33 Vi
3O
Off
Whether it is a Suit, Coat, Dress or Skirt you need to com
plete your wardrobe,- this extraordinary discount brings n
saving of many dollars. You can take advantage of these
bargains for your credit IS GOOD here.
An fc.xt.-a Bedroom in this Living Room Suite You will not
notice it, but the Davenport contains a full size bed the three
pieces shown are upholstered in a heavy tapestry Si Q150
and have loose spring cushions, r "vpilele X T
Porch Swing
In fumed finish,
complete with
chain and hooks
$345
Couch H'mmocH
With steel frame,
adjustable head
and canopy
?2375
Lawn Settee
Of weatherproofed
wood trimmed 5n
red, in this sale
$59
l T1 -crL i S J .
Porch and Lawn outnt, consisting of a forcii bwing (complete
with chains and hooks), large Arm Rocker and Chair S095
in fumed finish, the complete suite for only O
E3
HE9
S.B. CM. 16tb & JACKSOH STS.
Unrestricted Choice of All
Men's Suits
$7950
Regularly
Selling Up
to $42.50
Monday at
Not tuits bought for sale purposes, but high-grade garments
from regular stock representing the best known makers in
America. Even blue serges are included.
All Men's Felt Hats, Monday at $1.95
ivew weaves colors in iaDriC3 A p
that will wear like iron and kf -r 1
vppv anit ha TW(1 not. ..t VJ '
- - J - w j H
pants, which means "double
tt 17 II . i
service, excellent values, at
Boys'
Suits