THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOnEK 20, 1914.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
Every Dollar Deposited to Open a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE nERCUAUTS JATI0I1AL BAtlK
Counts 100 Votes in The Bee's Panama Contest
Capital, $500,000
Surplus, $500,000
Undivided profits,$240,000
Total deposits, $7,000,000
THE r.lEnCUAUTS NATIONAL DANK
13th and Farnam Streets
LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK T. HAMILTON, Vice President
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
aH. AIEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUG DALE, Assistant Cashier
KOTBt Vote will not fc allowed- for ether than bona fid new vlngt
account. Fill number pt vote will be allowed up to ixty days before
sloe ot contest whan a limit ot 19.00 will be placed on ach iiw account.
N0TICF T0k CONTESTANTS
et Tuesday wa will pahltsh the
taadlag of all ooateetants who have
tars4 la their notuiaatloa eoapoao
or eaeh eheoke for votes ra this toa
tee. Oe yonr receipts la hy Setor
r evening, ao tfcet roar staaalng
will appear la the list, thus letting
rear frteado kaow tkat yon are con
pet) or for a trip to tka renam e-poaltioa,
FRENCH REPORTS
ON GREAT BATTLE
Men Continuously Under Fire from
AugTHt 83 Until the Present
Time.
Contestants' Standing
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Introductory Sale
1 a aa,
Tuesday and Wednesday
In the Annex
The very latest Party Cases, gen
uine leather, values $3.00 to $10.00
33 off at this introductory sale.
TXB CROWN
'DP WtOOLUM STAIRS
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the
Use
of putting good money in an unknown or stenciled piano,
when you can buy a high-grade, reputable instrument?
Brambach Grand Piano for $155 On mosf conven
ient terms. .
Again, a most popular and time tried Cable-Nelson
Upright Piano, brand new, in choicest woods, for $250,
on rental terms.
If this is too much money, you can take your choice
of" nearly new pianos at legs than $150. Terms, $10 cash,
$1 per week. Representing" many high-grade pianos.
. No Charge for Stool, Scarf or Drayage.
A; HOSPE CO.,
1513 Douglas Street. Our 40th Year.
Varna.
ey M. Watt
nth A. Ptaaey
Charles Kail
Mrs. Brants Ferry...
wuii wara
Sylvia aTakae
O. A Intron
Arthur WUbeck
Jkobert Lewis Lowmea
Msry . Aberly
Daniel A. &agfela
am Steinberg ,
2toaw.ll r.tte
Kra. A. a. ftmltk
Clyde J. Lather
Boa aehalefc
fred Kara
Oraoe . Baker, Seatrioa, Vet..
Herbert O. Wells
W, J. Mettlea
i Chris Imoaaoa. Utlca, aTeb....
alia Bama
arry J. Severeon
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nerbert O. London
Marie B, Stiver
Jennie X. Washburn ,..
Charles O. Thomas
Mynls . Harrison
Mra. Jame Mortimer
Henrietta wanaen
Mra. Bobert T. Jonee .,
Jamea X.. Xulekofaky
Jfjroa Saroreat
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Mra, Oeorra B. BTarW
Louie, ranalafkara'
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ary B. Blna
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John rilokar ,
Jple WaohatelM
Xarrr Brney
Mra. B, Beveridre
Kra. Vlaaa Olrola
William Wlaoaeat
Oretoke Xdrar
amaa O. Wu.lx
fra In
Vayne AU.y
K. W. Booker
Mrs. Jeaitu Martin
X.UUan Briokeon, Kaarney, Hek.
John Oepleoba, Bur wail, Web. .
Mra. Battle Oiknra
C bar lea Kaanlj-aa
Kobert W. Mulaa.
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Xaaal Mloh.leon. Tt Crook
Otto Zawald
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Bdward Boaentkal
Australia to Have
Splendid Building
at the Panama Expo
Construction Is now being ruahed upon
tho beautiful Australian pavilion at the
Panama-Pacific Internatlbnal exposition.
Tho architect, George J. Cmkeshoot, has
well conveyed the idea-of separate states
harmoniously united and giving support
to a central fabric which Is the common
glory of all.
The building- will rlM elegantly from
site 293x188 feet, the structure) Itself hav
ing dimensions of 180x127 feet and the
tower rises to a height of 100 feet kbove
tlie level of the main approach. Through
out the building the ornamentation will
be symbolical of Australia, and the out
side shrubbery wlrl be the golden wattle
and other' growths Indigenous to the
Island continent
The ground floor will hold tho main
exhibit pavilion, an exhibit annex, lecture
hall, reception room, offices for the vari
ous Australian states, and a, room for use
by the public The second floor Is o
contain apartments for the use of the re
spective commissioners and the staff.
Australia appropriated $400,000 for Ha
I participation In the exposition and most
I of the exhibits have been assembled for
shipment to San Francisco.
Winter's Cold Nose
Will Soon Rub Up
Against You!
Brrr! Brrrt And Brrr! one again. Pretty goon you'll
have winter. Real winter. Cold ".-plenty. Raw, bluster
ing cold. ,
Then you'll want to Jump Into heavier overcoats,
heavier dresses, heavier suits, furs.
And ARE your heavier garments in proper SHAPE
to Jump into? Are they nicely cleaned, pressed, repaired,
roll tied, dyed, recut and altered la style to meet THIS
season's requirements?
Chances are they are not. Tou need Dreshers' serv
ices, and need them at once. It's fair today. Better send
in the clothes while you can SPARE them. Just phone
Tyler 845 and a Dresner Hurry Maa will call.,
It you don't, you might be sorry, Brrr!
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Dry Cleanero Dyers
2211-2213 Ftrnain Street, Omaha.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
Bales ( Cnatest.
1 The See offers and will award three
round-trip ticket and expenses to tka
Panama Exposition, the total cost of each
trip to be two, as prises to the three con.
testanta having the greatest number si
points at the oloae of the contest.
sTb!a contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers oa this pag
and or Tb Bee.
S-Tbe contest page will be published
one day each week and will run for a
perioj of one year.
-Point will be figured oa the basts ot
one point for each 1 cent shown en cash
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this page.
Cash checks must be deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The
Hoe not' later than thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will be
lasued for them.
. Coateat to close November T, liU. All
cash tickets and receipts must be turned
into The Bee offloe m later than t p, in.
en closing day of contest, or If mailed,
must be postmarked not later tbaa that
hour.
FOREIGN BULBS FOR FAIR
ARRIVE AT SAN FRANCISCO
' Shipments of rare unnamed roses and
other plants have been made from
Luxemburg, France and Great Britain to
be entered for the 11,000 prise offered by
the Panama-Pacific International exposi
tion for the most perfect new variety of
rose. The seven commissioners of the
Netherlands government to the exposition
report that they have assembled from all
of the principal cities of Holland the most
extensive horticultural exhibit ever sent
to America I'om a foreign country. Many
rare bulbs have reached the exposition
grounds from Holland. .
FORCING GERMANS TO RETREAT
Pear Days Oeeapled Alone Marae
la romslllast Oraeral tea
Klack Withdraw .
Hie Fareea.
LONDON. Oct. 11 In two long reports
made public here today Field Marshal Sir
John French, commander-in-chief ot the
British forces on the continent, recounts
wtth considerable detail the fighting la
which the British expeditionary forces
was engaged during the month ending
September
This fighting Included the retirement
from Mons southward to the Brine and
the advance, after a most vigorous offen
sive on the part of the allies to the river
Alsns and the first stage of the desperate
encounters along the line of that river,
which Included the crossing of the stream
In the face of the determined opposition
or the Germans. t
The first report discloses that it was
September that the allies took' the of
fensive which checked the German don
era! von Kluck'a advance to the southeast
of Parts, and that It required four daya
to compel the Oermaaa to turn their backs
on the French oapltaj.
Two days later the Oermans, according
to the report, were bark across the Alsne,
having lost heavily' In men, guns and
transports on their retreat. Then com
menced the battle of the Alsne, which
lusted for a month and the phase of
which are dealt with. .
In the seoond report, which Is dated Oc
tober 18, deneral French refers to the at
tacks and counter attacks, whloh were
still going on when the report waa con
cluded itaptember 18. . ,
"Our experiences In this campaign seem
to point to the employment of more heavy
guns and uf larger caliber In great battle
which last several days during which
time powerful entrenching work on both
ides can be carried out. Theee batteries
were used with considerable effect on the
14th and following days."1
In his report dated September IT. cover-
Ing operations from August 28 to October
8. FWld Marshal French calls special at
tention to the fact that "from Sunday,
August H, up to the preeent date, from
Mops book almost to the Seine and from
the Seine to the A lene, the army under
my command has been ceaselessly en
gaged, without one single day' halt or
rest of any kind."
TALLEST FLAGPOLE PUT
UP IN PANAMA GROUNDS
The tallest flag pole ever erected, a 232
foot stick of Oregon Dine, waa raeentlv
raised before the site of the Oregon build
ing at the Panama-Paolfio International
exposition. The flag pole was contributed
by the cltlsen ot Astoria, Ore, .
' , A "Vital , relat.
' Mr. Porter's judgment was vindicated.
"Ah, ha," he exclaimed triumphantly,
"do you remember that Uttle magnifying
glass I gsve a dollar for the otber day T
You said It was a clear waste of money.
Well. It hum tnnM than 1 A ffnM i .. 1
already."
how sot 'inquired Mrs. Porter.
"It detected a oounterf.lt 12 bill to
which I had the presence of mind to
apply It. Those-bills are ao well executed
that eyen the experts can hardly tell them
from the genuine, but my little magnify
ing glass brought out all Its defects."
''How clever you are," said Mra Porter,
"to think of examining money with a
magnifying glaaa. Now you can make
the person who gave you the bill take It
back. Who did give It to you, anyway?"
Mr. Porter's Isw fell.
"By George!' he said. "I don't remenv
ber.'r-Mew York Times.
ITALIANS DEMAND
STRICT NEUTRALITY
Df ath of Minister ot X'oreign Affairs
Not to Make Any Chang-a
ia Policy.
VITAL INTERESTS ARE AT STAKE
Ne Claaee la Triple Alllaaee, Treaty
Repaired Ceaatrr e Oa fa Aid
at Uemaay sal
Aastrla.
(Copyright. llf. by Presa Publishing Co.)
ROME, Oct l.-(flpeclal Cablegram to
New Tork World and Omaha Pee.) Mar
quis Dl Ban Glulano's death has caused
profound grief throughout Italy, for his
ability as a statesman and his sacri
fice for his country were appreciated.
'Whoever succeeds him as minister of for
eign affaire, the general Impression Is
that Italy's foreign policy will not be
changed.
An Italian statesman ssld today:
"Italy stands on a rock basis consti
tuted by her right, her reputation before
the world and her vital Interests. It is
known that neutrality was proclaimed be
cause no clause In the triple-alliance
treaty required Italy to aaslst Germany
and Austria In the present war.
"This neutrality will not be abandoned
for advantageous promises coming from
either aide, aince It would be dishonor
able to sell our participation In the con
flirt as did the armed bands of the mid
dle ages. Besides, the country would not
stand aggression exalnat France, which
now ha her Italian frontier entirely pro
tected, nor against Austria, without se
rious reason.
"This does not mean that Italy Is not
arming or will not eventually join In
the war If circumstances axis endan
gering some of her most vital Intareats.
That waa the polloy pursued by Minister
tt San Glulano, and the same policy will
be followed by his successor."
HE HAD TO SPELL "OSHKOSH"
Callforala Man Arrested la Japaa
rroves Ills Aaaejrleaa
Cltlaeaehla.
Take for a Gormen by Japanese of
ficial In Mojll, Japuan. and forced to
answer a bewildering set ot question re
garding the geography of the United
States, Pr. Paul W. Nichols ot Los An
geles experienced considerable difficulty
In proving that he was an American cltl
sen, both by birth, choice and force ef
circumstance. The climax came when he
waa asked to spoil Oshkosh, Wis.
Dr. Nichols arrived at Seattle on the
Nippon Yusen Kalaha liner Bado Maru,
and la a guest at th Washington Annex.
After putting in many weeks In various
parts of China and Japan, his most ex
citing adventure took place on his journey
home.
While th vessel was In Mojll several
friends war with Nichols, discussing th
war situation. On ot th men In the
party was a British officer from India,
who was somewhat addloted'to practical
joking. Taking the Japanese Inspector to
on side he whispered that th doctor was
a German en his way home from India.
Nichols I fair of complexion and ha
blue eyes.
Two Japanese officials grabbed the
medico and accused him of being one
of Japan's enemies. Th Brttish officer
and Nlchol' American friends modestly
withdrew and left Nlchol to distribute
Information. '
For more than an hour he was sweated,
entreated and bulldosed; he was abown a
railroad folder and pronouhced many
perplexing question regarding th rail
road system of th United States, trib
utaries of the Mississippi, the population
ef Galveston, Tex., and th length of the
Brie canal. Seattle Tlmea.
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SCIENTISTS TO EXHIBIT
AT SAN FRANCISCO FAIR
61 x hundred squsrs feet of exhibit space
have been allotted to Christian Science In
the Palace ef Education and Social Econ
omy at the Panama-Pacific International
exposition. The exhibit, which will be
most comprehensive, will Include a dls
play of the many Christian Science pub
lication. II Is being prepared by Oloott
Haskell of 6an Francisco, assisted by
official of th Mother church In Boston.
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Chafing Dishes Curling Irons
Hair Dryers Shaving Mirrors
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in
This
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"Do It Electrically"
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October 21st is the 35th Aniiivercary
of Edison's first Incandescent Lamp
When the great inventer saw the
first flash of light from the first in
candescent lamp 35 years ago, he
dreamed of the day when , every
home would be lighted by elec
tricity. The realization of that
dream is now made possible by
the development of -the
EDISON
Mazda Lamps
These economical lamps give from 3 to 6 times as much
light as old-stylo carbon lamps, without using any more
electricity. ,
If you want to get the full benefit' of this saving you
should 'put EDISON MAZDA Lamps in every room of
your house.
There is an EDISON MAZDA for every lighting purpose
from the tiny battery lamps and small automobile
lamps to the giant' 1,000 watt size, nearly 2,000 candle
power, fop stores, theatres, factories, etc.
Let us show you how they save, and advise you which to
use for YOUH purpose.
Omaha Electric Light
& Power Co.
