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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
Junior League.

The Junior league entertainment
committee Of which Miss Helen
Walker is chairman, gives program
at the Social Settlement house
Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
War Worker to Speak.

Miss Jean Butter, who did war re-
tief work i'm Palestine, will speak be-
fore the members of the Mime Lusa
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
Mulligan-Roy.

The marriage of Miss Myrtle
Roy and Edward J. Mullgan took
place Tuesday morning. Rev. Father
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19

Woman's club Thursday, which will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. D.
Youngman 2740 Redick avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
Campfire Meeting.

The Campfire Guardians ,associa-
ton will meet at the Y. w. c. A.
Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
For Women Voters

Nebraska women are to vote this year.
Their votes may be decisive. Quite nat
urally, they are confronted with many
new questions, both as to the procedure
Of voting and the issues involved.
The Bee, under this heading, will an
sWer each day such questions as its read
ers may ask. The questions need not be
exclusively by women, although special at
tentiOn will be paid the wOmen's problems.
Address "The Woman Voter" The Bee.
For what offices can women vote
i'll Nebraska i'll the April primary:
A. J.
Answer-If the federal woman
suffrage amendment is approved by
a sufficient number OF states before
the primary, women may vote for all
Offices, If not, they may vote for
all except the following: Congress
man, state senator's and representa-
tives. governor. lieutenant governor,
secretary OF state. state auditor,
treasurer, state school superinend-
ent, attorney general, public land
commissioner. state railway COM
suprem: court justices,
county judges. police judges and
justices Of the peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19
Army and Navy Club Notes.

A dancing party will be given
Thursday evening at the Army and
Navy club by the Papillon Liberties
society.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19

Mrs. ]. A. Mcintyre OF the Castle
hotel is going to Denver to spend
the remainder of the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19

Mrs. |. L. Longworth OF Salt
Lake City, Utah, is the guest OF heri
sister, Mrs. ID. c. Fleming
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P Meyer
left Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will spend the remainder
OF the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Witaschek
have gone to Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will reside permanently
Evening star., 1920-03-24
Wednesday Is Underwear Day

LII IAS Ddl gam DdSCIuCut SpCCldl NdluCS dl
Undergarments, $l.75
Women who love daintiness will be delighted
with these Undergarments.
Nishtgowns. of muslin, nainsook and batiste,
with lace yokes with embroidered trimming.
Envelope Chemse, flesh white, with lace en-
broidery. trimmed yoke Petticoats, cambric or
muslin, with founces of embroidery. At $175.
Muslin Gowns,
Tailored STYLE with neat colored CT M
stitching at neck; cut full; sizes 16 ~ .VO
and H. Priced at only $1.0O.
Muslin Drawers,
Women's open closed-made of good H.
quality nainsook muslin; embroidery /ON
trimmed 75c pair.
Smart Tailored Blouses,
Womens Attractive Wolfe Blouses, of O. no
combination stripes--blue and white. pA.SC
green and white, pink and white; made with fiat,
roll long revere collars, in self white pique.
All sizes-36 to 46; at $2o8
House Dresses,
Women's Percale Gingham CT %
Dresses of assorted stripes and checks, p 20
in black and white blue and white, all good wash
able colors. Made with collars and trimmed with
embroidery, lace chambray. All sizes--36 to ~;
at $l.98.
Evening star., 1920-03-24


Knit Union Suits, 45C
Women's Fine Ribbed Suits, with low neck,
sleeveless lace knees. Sizes 36 and 50. Now being
sold at SOC. Only for Thursday at 45c
Jersey Knit Boomers,
Women's Flesh-color Bloomers, with SEC
gusset and seam up the back; strong elastic OOS
bands at waist and knee. All sizes, at 5sc.
Stockings, Pairs,
and Excellent Quality Isle Hose, with high ~
spliced heels reinforced toes heels and soles Sizes
g. oH, TO- Now being sold at Soc pair Thursday z
pairs, 7sc.
Black Stockings, Pairs,
Women's Isle Hose, with figured boots, SSC
High spliced heels, reinforced toes and soles OCN
Wonderful values, now being sold at 39c Thursday,
at pairs for 55c.
Children's Hose Pairs,
Black School Stockings. fine ribbed with 5OC
plenty of leg length; double heels and toes ~ -
Sizes to 9A; at pairs s9c.
Women's Hose, Pairs,
White Mercerized Stockings, with Isle 6OC
boot high spced heels, reinforced toes ~
and soles, deep garter hem. Irregular weave, not
affecting the wear. Sizes 9, oz and 10; at pairs
for &c. .
Evening star., 1920-03-24

Superior mercerized Batiste-
value. Any length cut. Choice O
80 and 4O-inch Chiffon Wolfe, VIII
Crochet Bedspreads, $3.50
Very attractive designs; hem
med ends. Sizes for large, double
size beds. Some are scalloped
with cut-out corners. Seconds of
81 and $3.50 quality, at $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

Yards at much Tess IMAM the real
1T green, lavender and tan. Also
md underwear. Special at 49c yard.
36-Inch Percales, 35c
1900 yards-the better quality,
used in mems shirts and women's
dresses; 36 inches wide, In good
variety of styles. Worth 45c yard,
at only Csc yard.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

MIL ends--in 1eng this Of 10 to 20
white, flesh, pink, light blue, lig
to onlyy ideal for waists, dresses
Plisse Crepe at 49c
so inches wide and soft finish.
Narrow stripes, in flesh, pink, light
blue, buff and lavender. Used for
the making of lingerie. Requires
no ironing after washing. Quality
superior at 49c yard.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

Little Spring-Sunnner Bonnets, 81
OF fine Swiss, null and organdie, various
styles for baby boy or girl, at $l.OO.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

Kimonos, $5.98
In genuine serpentine crepe in plain colors,
floral and Japanese patterns Empire and
waist models ribbon trimmed, some hand-em-
broidered; at $508.
Evening star., 1920-03-24
Nomen's Silk Gloves. S1.5o

w WOi1iCH > OIIN OIOVcDs %IsoS
2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves, with
double finger tips to insure un-
usual wear. Come in white, tan,
gray, brown, champagne. All
sizes in the lot. At $1.59.
Palais ROyal-BarEain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

FOURTH
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Bid and Asked Prices
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23

q meeting shis afternoon at = The
following program was given; Plano
solo. Loren Morley. Recitaiion. War
Old Hall: Piano solo Jamie Bezemek:
Song. Jack W-iFglcsworth. Plano solo.
Hdth nnfiio.
rcnchcrs Of stcnography vfll have
an opportunity to take up work Of
this nature In the Philippines when a
special civil service examination Is
held Man n la the federal building.
Candidates MAY be either nlaie or fe-
male, and Will be- examined In stenos-
rnphy. copying FROM rough dGafti
methods 81 teaching ~etcnographyi
smelling and copying; business GORE
Spondence; educational training and
experience.
Two debating contests have been
scheduled by the University Of New
Nesico. An oratorical contingent will
arrive here May 9Th from The A. a ~.
college TO clash with the local club
on the same night at Rodey hall.
Colorado College at Colorado Springs
has ST aside May "a for n verbal
contest wish the Varsity In the Colo
RADIO city
". ~. Walter viii entertain u small
parts Of prominent local lnterchurch
advocates at u small luncheon to-
MORROW nouu az the AlyarudO.
The -. A.. Il. win nnet saturday
afternoon. April - with Mrs Reuben
Perry az the Indian school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Air Mail Service
Between Chicago and
Omaha to Start May l

CHICAGO. April 23.-Two De
Havilnnd four mail planes left chi
caHo to-day ON trial flight TO Omaha.
Walter . Smith was pilot OF the first
plane. LEADING the way for the second
pilot who had not been over tho
ChicaTo-Omahh route before. Three
hundred pounds OF mail were carried.
Aerial mail officials here say they
hope to open the Chicago-Omnha
route permanently on May D..
The snerial mail department il cN-
p~crimcnting with a new type Of plane
which may be uscd ON the Omaha
route later In The summer. II Il the
Dh-4. equipped with two s2O-horse-
power engines.
The speed OF this machine will be
i05 miles per hour and IL VIII carry
about 700 pounds OF mail.
The bi-motored plane will be safer
than sing'c motored planes for In case
one engine fails. Il is possible TO glide
many miles with the AID ~ the other
to n proper ianding field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Supper Table
Gossip

No ~aertenlrui was reached by the
jury sitting on she cass Of Pat koz-
lowski ~arnlnat Luis Oiacomelii. In
which the piaintin asked for $1,000
damages fer PERSONAL Injuries alleged
70 have heen received at the hands Of
Qiacolnelf. kotlowski claimed to
have Loaf threa teeth when Glacomelii
hif him IN ste nouth with a beer
hciile. The jury was discharged Nes-
terday q, Judge Hickey.
4 me<tinr vim BE- held n Temple
Albert sunday a. -. m. for the pur-
bose u tnrolIinn members w tire
Zionist ORGANISATION Of NeW Mexico.
This organization, which Is motivated
81 q great Humanitarian principal
10 respond 40 the voice Of the suffer-
ing Jews 10 Europe-has been stead
iy Increasing in personnel through
cut tho country. The New Mexican
Ilunists urge una al Jewish people
~ the state respond 20 this great
movement 10 q manner commensurate
with their brethren Of other states
The fsnrem-TcnchcrS nssociaslon OF
the North Fourth street school held
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Purchases Timber
In the Lincoln
National Forests

W. y. culbcrtson OF C1oudcrou.
has closed a deal with the United
States forestry department here FOR
the purchase Of a.100. 600 board feet
OF timber on the Lincoln national
forests In the southern part Of tho
state, Tho purchase price was f2.2E
per thousand m the stump IN tho
forests.
This timber 4 mostly Douglas fir.
with some white fr aud white pine.
and will be logged Tor consumption
at Cloudcroft. ~Aiamogordo nnd FL
paso.
The timber Ia southern New Mex
leo f. some or the best 10 this district
Of The forestry service and this deal
represents the production OF about
$50 acres uf h Lincoln forest. while
this is onc Of tho largest deals made
80 fHr this season. the prospects are
favorable Tor the sale Of several hum
drcd million feet OF timber during he
coming season on he different forests
In this district Of the service which
includes New Mexico ana Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
People You
Know
RadIator rcpnlrlng. ouIckrl Arto 90

Radiator repairing. Quickcl ATtO 60
pr. and Mrs. FRANZ T.. Tul LETT
last night Tor Los Angeles for "a short
visit.
Major ". a. II. l..ewollyn Of Port
Svldcn was In the city hast night 90
attend the meeting OF the Veterans
OF Furcign Wars.
Mrs. Thomas Milkcrson and ons.
Tom and Ned. have returned from
an extended IiHit with relatives iu
Mississippi and Arkansas Mrs. WIKI
erson has entirely recovered after a
serious illness OF several months ago
senator ". "a. Chrisrian left today
for san juan county to inspect his
livestock Interests Hc Will be gone
about three weeks.
". \. Field secretary Of the Now
Mexico Bean Growers association, lcft
for AN extensive trip 20 Mouutainair.
Mori1rty nnd Estancin today.
l.. j. rutsch, 81 the forestry service.
arrived home today after spending
the past srvcral DAYS in Muunttinair
md surrounding country.
Marshal Jones, proprietor Of tho
Combs hotel. returned last night from
santa Fe.
Herbert g.. Denny. an attorney from
Gallup was tor the city TO-DAY.
T. ". Koilc aud Gertrude = Kollc
arrived yesterday from Chicago To
visit their brother r. ". Kollc Of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com
pany.
". g. Day. interstate secretary OF
the y. NJ g. A., Tor the southwest,
Us visiting in the city from El Pasu.
Mr.. Day will be remembered as the
secretary who was largely responsible
Tor the erecting Of the Albuquerque
Y a few years ago He reports TINT
Y. NJ. e. \ activities in the south
west ave being concentrated iu OK
tending the wufk anon the high
schools and among the Mcsican youth
Just over the border.
Dr. ~. T.. lie F1amm ana Or 49, y.
Corbin, who spoke at uc Rotary
luncheon yesterday ON I|htorchurch
problems. left lnHt night Tor Denver
ON official business.
Dr. r g. Andrews of Thorcau is
visiting in the city today.
carl Hatch arrived In town toby
from CLOVIS. where hc Be- now
located.
/. g. Florshcim. clicf OF the Income
tax commission, left this afternoon
tpr Collar county ON business. lie
VIII return Monday evening.
Frederick Minn ct the forest service
department al silver city is here to-
day on business MI Wiun wac
formerly connected with the local for
est service office.
pr. and Mrs. D. e. Bulfour ot ko'
chester. MINI. were guests in the CT,
over night. They left this morning
Tor the Grand canyon. br Bulfuur h
ono uf the head surgeons &c the My
clinic iu Rochester. tie b. "a spn-in,
law Of IN William Mayo. He and
Mrs Baifour spend several months OF
each year in the southwest. They
have been recently at bishops Lodge
neat santa fc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
HAGY TESTIF|ES N
STREET CAR SUIT
Tells of Value of Rails it
Is Alleged Paving Com
pany Destroyed

Examination Of Jesse r.. Hagy. sec
Rotary and assistsut manager OF the
city Electric company. took place this
morning IN the trial OF the street car
company against tho n Paso Bithu-
llthic company.
dition and disposal OF the used street
car rails which Il Is alleged that the
paving company destroyed when taxi
ing up the track. The estimated cost
Of running one street car h fNe dol
lars a day. Mr.. Hagy testified.
u was thought that the case would
be finished this afternoon " Judge
Hickey WIS not called 10 Los Lunas.
as was expected a. noon.
The street car company asks 5000
damages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Pershing Can't Visit
State to Get Medal

SANTA FE. \. NJ. April 23.-Gen-
efai John j. pcrshing a advised
Governor Pankey 10 Will DE impossible
for him 10 attend the commencement
exercises OF the Military Institute at
Roswell to receive ne distinguished
service medal hat WAS awarded by
the fourth legislature.
Major General Joseph 7. Dickman,
commanding the southern depart
ment. will DE present on that day and
make an official inspection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23

sprinkliuE white wash on the sur
face OF "a carload Of coal is the chin
ose method of Encouraging theft Tht
Vigilant ey4 OF the Waterman easily
detects the slightest 'iiturhance oi
the contents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Pay Interest on
Paving Work Now

The city has more than $4,000 In
interest payments to meet on paving
bonds on May 4. and city Manager
Gmdding today requested all property
owners who have Interest payments
20 make on paving on May to do 80
as promptly as possible, q few days
before it possible.
The bonds were disposed ~ through
n Denver firm and payment of inter
est Is required In New York or Den
yer In this Instance as II is said nearly
an tho bonds were odd In Denver.
The bonds are for more than 500
600 and covering much OF the paving
Irogram iu the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
STORE
SELLS FLOWERS
Everlasting Blossoms
From California Are
Big Sellers

More than one woman shopper has
stopped spell bound before the
flower show display in Roadway
rrosf department store window today
To- ponder over the gay bouquets and
20 discover. 81 possible. the nuture OF
the -vnri-culorcd blossoms.
Then. curiosity at last overcoming
feminine resiEtanc" "a pretty things.
especially flowers. she has stepped tn-
side Go inquire WHAT are they
Where do they come from 20 and last.
bur not least. How much 900
The flowers. %lavendur. pink and
write. arranged 10 dainty old fashion
ed nosckuys. nrc OF the everlasting
variety. just right Tor either cofsago
bouquets or house decorations the
Roadway store this morning received
four hnNcs 81 ire bouquets from cal
lfnrnia where thcy grow in The coast
disftict. The bouquets are selling az
80 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23

Make Your avn BUTTERNtIIk
ron kim BRAND POMDEIiIiD
MHOIE MILK. Phone . or cWll
lO2 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE,
SOITHM ESTEEM kim COMPANY.
(IiarrS JOhu~On's piacc.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
Bean Prices Due
To Take a Jump

Bean throughout the stat"
are advised 10 sit tight regarding
the disposition 81 their products.
W 4. Field. secretary Of the Sew
Mexico Hoan Growers association
state that from the present outlook
beans Will bring at least fTt5 {. o.. u.
shipping point la less than three
weeks.
The latest quotation which was
made last week shows the bear prices
have increased from s575 to ft.7b,
An increase of pne cent per pound
Prospects point 60 a steadily growing
Increase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
BARGAIN HUNTER
GETS THIRTY DAYS
Walks Off With Hat at
Fashion Shop Sale;
Sentenced for Larceny

One man who went to the Fashion
shoJ yesterday expecting TO get "A
bargain got a bigger one than he ex-
pected for he was sentenced to so
days IN the county jail in Justice Me-
Clelian's court on a charge Of petit
larceny.
IL was alleged that In the Jam dur
Ing the sale Yesterday he had walked
of with a hat without paying for a..
He CAV tint anne 81 Elfcgo Aragon.
9, u. Carpenter. who aid not stop
al the Officers signal al second and
Central venue was fined - In po-
lice court last night ON a charge Of
violating the traffic ordinance, J. A,
Littem. who parked his ear too close
10 a fire plus was also fined -.
Franklin William. step son Of Col
i%irccce. who b. charged with reckless
driving, viii appear In police court
This evening. u u alleged ne has no
drivers license and that he turned the
corner OF Eighth and New York
his morning at n rate % Is
miles an hour aud skidded his car
- feet before ne brought % 10 a stop
at an officers command After he was
cited to appear In court. he drove To
the North Fourth street school whore
complaints that he was speeding Caus-
ed him TO he taken 90 the station,
col. Breccc aud Ms. Breeze are said
to be out OF the city. The hoy Is rs
years Did.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-23
SHOE REPAIRING

s He'll. SOC Free Delivery
Jacob Sander, 406 West Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-25
sHUsERT BOOKINGS

The Messrs. Shubert. through their
offerings at the Sam S. Shubert Theatre
Chestnut Street Opera House, Lyric
Adelphi and De Lancey Theatres, prom
Use Philadelphia theatre-goers a season
OF novelties. Plans for these Philadel-
phia playhouses are .su
At the Shubert Theatre for three
weeks, Cinderella on Broadway" fol-
lowed by Irene" the big musical COM
edy. hit. now In its second year in New
York. o.. O.. 49,. ... ....
Chestnut Street Opera House will open
its regular season October IL with the
most successful musical comeoy or
Broadway, "Lassie."
At the Lyric on Monday the new
musical comedy success, THE Girl In
the Private ROOMS" opens. to be fol-
lowed by Leo Garlic In "Toreador' and
Leo Ditrichstein in "The Purple Mask
Following Theda Bara in THE Blue
Flame" at the Adelphi, will be Robert
be followed by the musical play, MOI
So Long Ago" .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-25

ceiver," with Jack Pickrord latter
half. -. r...
RIVoLI--"The White Circle" a Tour
neur play.
JUMBO - Tho Courage OF Marge
O'Doone.' THE Woman Game" VITA
Elaine Hammerstein. We'd: Rather.
Inc Macdonald, In THE Thunderbolt" (;
Constance Talmadge. In "a Virtuous
Vamp," Sat. ..-
AVENUE. formerly West Allegheny
"Remodeling Husband" with Dorothy
Gish. Mon. and Tues. Paris Green"
with Charles Ray, Wed and Thurs. ,
SHOULD Woman Tell?" Fri. and Sat,
LEADER-"A Woman Knows" with
Romano Fielding, Mon. and Tues /:
what Happened to JONES' with
Bryant Washburn. Wed and Thurs. E;
THE White Circle" Fri. and Sat.
COLISEUM -" Frivolous Wives" Mon.
and Tues. Crooked Streets" with
Ethel Clayton. Wed. and Thurs. 1.-The
Fighting Chance" with Anna Nillson,
Fri. and Sat.
CEDAR-"Ladder of Lies,' with Ethel
Clayton, Mon. and Tues: What Be-
comes of the Children?" Wed and
Thurs. The World and His wife,
with Alma Rubens, Fri. and Sat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-25
BRAINS ABOVE THE NEcKeAno

Roy Hoyer succeeded Douglas Ste
svenson as Aladdin in chin Chin" and
then took up the Juvenile role in Jack
O. Lantern" His third Fred Stone show
brings him his present role In -"rip-Top." ="
Hoycr's features became known to
millions Of readers of the popular maga-
zines year or SO ago when he posed
for the Illustrated advertisements of a
well-known and widely doomed brand Of
collars. So, II you can remember the
picture OF handsome youth with aqui-
line nose, strong chin and hair siiched
back and plastered down in the prevail
ing masculine mode and surmounting a
new style of throat gear-well, that was
Roy Hoyer! But don't hold that against
a promising young actor.