The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 6

i REPULSED BAL ATTACKS N SOUTH AMERICA ‘Long Forgotten Tribe Driven ~ Back Three Times by Gun- fire of New York Party, 7 Records delved into to-day as a re- “galt of the details given by Dr. Alex- an@er Hamilton Rice, an explorer, on ig return from the wilds of South America on the steamer Alban, of an ‘@tteck upon him and his party by a ‘tribe of savages, revealed that this tribe was last reported by a party of in 1763 and the attack on Mrs. Rice at Kemeralda, the base for the expedition which was colleot- Ing specimons for the Peabody Mu- seum of Harvard and finishing map- ping the Rio Negro, tributaries of the Amazon, the Casquiare Cana) and the Upper Orinoco. They were io Raudaul-Gaahartbos, 160 miles east of Esmeralda, when on Jan, 21, at 1.30 P. M, they pitched camp beside the river. They were Just witting down to a meal when one Of the Indians pointed to a naked figure skulking tn the undergrowth. Dr. Rice fired a rifle bullet over the head of the savage. Immediately about 200 savages sprang into view. A fight followed in which several sav- ages were killed. —<—___ OMAHA WOMEN RUN G. O. P. CONVENTION Obeying Leaders Blindly, They Sweep Away Male Opposition, but Give Men Big Jobs. OMAIIA, May 12.—For the first time tn Nebraska women yesterday tock a hand in political conventions and #0 success- fully 44 they handle affairs that they ran the Republican County Convention to suit themselves, Incidentally, the "| women delegates followed their lead- ers’ orders just as tamely as any ®unch of male delegates ever did. ‘The convention consisted of 102 wom and seventy men. it~ oe of the convention and Chairman of the County / THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNE Contral Commitice. So thoroughty| Mrs. Draper Smith, « octal leader, | did the women's leaders have the | was bose of the convention every delegates in band that they an- | minute. Several of the male Old Guard nounced three days ago who would | made protest These received respect- be elected in the convention and they ful attention and then were thrown carried out the programme te the dof.| over the transom. _ AnprRew ALEXANDER Men’s $16 Oxfords at $12.80 Cordovan: plain or wing tips—brown and black Russia calfskin—brown Norwegian ‘ grain—double sole brogues. 548 FIFTH AVENUE above 45th Street BONWIT TELLER. &.CO. : TheeSpecialty Shop of Oxyinalions ii FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Announce for To-morrow, Thursday, An Opportunity for Exceptional Savings in AN IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE OF WOMEN’S CAPES and COATS No C. O. D's This collection is typical of Bonwit Teller & Co. Coat and Cape Fashions—models that are unusual and which are set apart from At Very Decided Price Reductions No Exchanges. No Credits. ‘ Aart OHS did ats Store Closes at 5 P. M. 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The 6th Floor offers a most interesting collection of single pieces or suites at prices equally interesting. ; Chaise Longue covered in fieldcloth 110.00 A Collection of WOMEN’S SILK EVENING WRAPS 95.00 ~ 125.00 Formerly Formerly 110.00 to 145.00 155.00 to 195.00 Mahogany Four Post Bed, full size only., .$39.75 New summer models in taffeta and satin; simple or embroidered; also combina- ‘ n Boudoir—-Chair Damask, tions of metallic lace. Velouror Tapestry $44.75 Four-piece Hepplewhite Mahogany Bedroom Suite $750.00 Sith Floor, SA ONO AR t mceh