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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1916)
4 A TIIH OMAHA SUNDAY UEV: MAKC1I 19H. OLD AND YOUNGER GRADS TOBANQUET Flaming Potters Announce Big Affair for the University Club Next Thursday GREATEST SHOW IN SOME YEARS ' Th tfrjrta f umpty rvrn. and th grade of f liaiiKhty-nauRTit,' and oil tha-in-hetwcj n aracla. ex'rn to the down-In- eatrd smdg of IMS, will mingle and Jollify.- ' - ' Thus ajwaks th flamlnc red. black and white, htilletln announcing: the annusl rol lrir night dinner' to be nlvrn at the I'nlvemlty club rwoma the evening of .March i at 8 o'clock. . , "A mrnaaprie of unparalleled wnndcre. ALL SAINTS' LENTEN SERVICE CHOIR Boys and girls who sing at special Lenten vesper services at All Saints' church. From left to right, front row: Dorothy Ive3, Ruph Campbell, George Jones, Park O'Brien, Louis Metz, Cark Oerber, Arthur Woodman, Margaret Beesen. Back row: At geline Rush, Gordon McCauley, Mildred Rockwell, Berenice Wilcox, Madeline Johnson, Alberta Huston, Roberta Trimble, Verna McAulay, Gertrude Pcycke. ft OTiAMM MTV) a prlamatlc. Parlalan- eestet," a re in the. L alluring poster alarmingly alliterate. 'The greatest a how since the days of from k Filarkwell.." 1 scheduled aa part of the entertainment of the evening. Tn fart, one would ihWik from , the poster that thin wna to be a 1d Show of no lesa proportions than Karnum'a gresteat aiK-rtaaton of atupendoua, acarlfylng s-ieam, atnved by eolemn- fad school acalswaai. . . . . Haakell. Barker. Mrlntyre. Selby, Ut rncer. Holland. Oiecaden. Pierpont, OooK. mimnry, Nicholas. Diets, Crowley, fiwits ler. Kaatman, Smith and Hoes., are soma of t!.c wondera of. the mcnagVrle that will growl, snarl' and show their fang, for the drlliAf , and -iedlflcaton pt the I multitude of College-groomed boarder of the evening . A plat la to roal II. SO. What the con tent a of the plate are to coat la not mad clear by the Illuminating joater. The rhow. altogether with the chorus of vn beaiMlea, la all thrown in for the !.. ' . '.. Do Facto' Soldiers Not Massed Along ' International Line WASHINGTON) March .-Mjor Gen eral Ftnston trb'graphed the War depart ment that hla. htllltary obaerver after a aurvey find (b,ere haa been no maaatng of Carrama ,troop along tha -border and no strengthening of gartieona btno tha Columbua maaaacre. Ellalco ArredatiOo,. Oeneral. Cprransa's smbasaador,. frroteatad to Hecretafy LaiU alng today that ammtmttlon for Oeneral Carrania. consigned on a ship- leaving New Tork yVeterday was held up by the cuatom authorities. Secretary Lansing- t14 tha ambassador there waa no Intention to holp up' am munition for General Carrania and that, the delay Waa rauaed by .a preliminary examination to, aaaure th government that the aalpment would not'reaoh h enemlea. . It wlU (b allowed to go for ward. ; uatoma official, however, will tnapect 'all ahlproepU-of ammunition, to General Carran z' to, tke,ure that they are not going to eeetlona of Mleo wkere, dla loyalty ta feared. . , An expected official . atatement on alamdat re porta from tha Xfexletn bord r probably will be.laaued by Prealdent Wll aon Inatead ft try-((rretary Lnalaa,'"lt waa at flrtt planned:. Th prealdent anl th cabinet ar o ooavlnced that certain report art .part of a propoganda to fore a g-eneral Intervention In Mexico that it wo decided th aubject waa of uffldent lmportanrw for th prealdent to deal with persovallr. t M J 1 ' 1 fl 1 I f I la T t I . S. ov. Z " I ' i " - t i i i i w i !i ; i ia j - t ? t . m. a i ! 5. A lenten novelty In Omnlia thla year la the choir of young boy and girl which haa been organixed and la sing ing at All Ualnta' Kplacopal church very Tuesday.. Wednesday, Clvureday and Friday afternoons at the 4:80 o'clock services. '-The members range from 10 to It years rsf Te jrlrls wear violet colored gowns and the boys the canal iholr-boj garments, black casaocka and white col tas. They make a fine appearance and have won th admiration of the congre gation, both for appearance and their musical ability. They have been trained by Mr. J. H. imms and Mr. Oscar B. Williams and are directed by Mr. H. D. Robotker. The Mea of the boy and girl choir waa suggcated by Rev, T. J. Mackay, the pastor. U has not been used for twenty-four ycara. Itev. Mr. Mackay had atich a choir In bis church the first year after he came here from Council Bluffs, which la nearly twenty-five year ago. Boyle to (tolaicy, George (Buck) Boyle, who played first base for Peoria under Iixy Hoffman last year, has been signed by Qulncy A nsraa ta. Signs Hall. The. ..ugunta club In the Sally league has signed I'ltcher George Hall, who led the twlrlers In the Flag leagu last year. - . . Why pay Tire Bills foir Others L e . , for RECKLESS Drivers Carranza Permits - " i-r AmericanTroops to Use His Railroads QfERrrRO.' Max., March . (via Mexico City. March .) Oenaral CaK ransa's re pry to lh. latest, not of th Washington.' gevernmant waa handed to day to James I Rodgers th American special tepreseptAMv her for, tranam'a alon to Washington. Th reply agree In th main to th American proposals, but a few unimportant, changes ar sug gested. '. '- .. Th decision' was reached after an all day session at th Cajransa realdance. Tha oonferaoc waa attended by. th governor of the atataa of Coaaulla, Man tails Potoal. Vera Crua, Tabasoo, Qur tora and Guanajuato, th mam bars ', of tha provisional president's eablnet and a number of high army fflotala. WASHINGTON. March sV-Tha riot roferrad'to In tha foregoing Quorotato dlapatchundoubWlly la tba protocol a.us g sated by Oenorsi Carranxa ambassador her to put th pursuit of the' VUla ban dlta eompletely en a reciprocal basts. Th protocol is understood to provldo for th uso of tha railways on either aid of th border "by th forces or either country (or the pursuit of outlaw under certain speclflp rtrru instances. Offlclabi her say that if General Car ranxa haa agreed to let the American ex pedition to use, the -railways to itiovt men snd supplies around "Villa, and hla band, their capture .will be short work. Woman with Waito When He Purchased Drugs Will Testify NEW TORK. March ' je.-Dr. Arthur Warren WaJte, aocuaed of th murder of hi father-in-law, John E. Feck, million aire drug manuraourer of Grand Kaplda, Mich., remained under.. cJoae : guetd at Bellevue, hoapltal" today and no visitor war permitted to e him, save hie aged parents, .who came from Grand Rapid a laat night prepared to furnlah legal as sistance. The 6ung dentist, although all II suffering from tb effect of the drugs he took two days ago, was reported much Improved today.,."!'.. Further rideno liif th case was up plied today by Mrs. 'Margaret Horton. whom the prooecutor'a asalatanta hav IdenUfled a the woman with w bona Dr. Wait associated at a hotel under the names of "Dr. A. W. Walters and wife " Mra lrortoo. a slhger, and her husband. Utsry HortopJ an Inventor, were brought to th dlstrtr attorney's office and ques tioned at tengtit by Assistant Dtstrlet At torney Dooling. Th two probably will bo graad Jury witneesea. Mr. Dooling said that Mr. Horton up pUd a list of places and data where and when she declared Dr. Walt boujht polaoo, from December until March, and that Mra: Hortop said b accompanied Ir. Walts when aome of these alleged purchases ware made. f jb I ; Ian i; 111 U !!!! I ill w i m I " . !!' 7!' I fs '. : m I It's Quite the Prettiest . ... Assemblage of New Waists We Ever Saw A.tbnrmlng Voile Klouse with "tiny tuck" trim and lae edging; handsomely conceived in a neutral shade dJO QC of Band; should be seen, at ij)5eIQ (rthM-KPtte teie. Creation, with the new Island lace inser tions and hand-made wash buttons, full sleeves, CC pointed cuffs and simple round lay-down collars, )Oe0 'Novelty CYepe le Chines Blue or pink dotted stripe ef- r.ts; very smartly tailored, with convertible collars and a hew style turn-back cuff. The price Is less than reasonable . '. $5.75 1 Attractive INiy Willow Taffeta.. In white, coral and flesh, with smart white facings and clean cut shirt lines. A dC '7C choaker collar that can be converted into a Quaker. . JOe O Self (V)lorrl SUln Ntrlol Ptixsy Willow TaffoKaa A good tailored shirt style, convertible collars, full sleeves and simple cuffs. Colors, maize, flesh, white and coral. An ex- CfC 7C cellent quality at. .' J)00 1 ; . . " Original and Exclutive New StyUt Whir Only One or Two of a Kind Com to Omaha. $9.75 $10.75 $12.75 03 1516-18-20 Farnam Street. t; Has Beoro t flayers. Hufus Gilbert, manager of the Terra laute Central lee sua team, haa tii. noiii't-d lha mum of twenty-fuur plarrs Lv are uudr contract. HIS to th American "who hates to be "the Goat"! Tires CAN be sold on a "BUSINESS" basis, with sufficient profit to both Manufacturer and Dealer, as Goodrich experience proves. But, they can also be sold on a PREMIUM basis, whereby the "Safe and Sane" Car-Owner pays for the Speeding Propensities, and Careless Driving;, of Others who. leaning upon an extravagant ' Guarantee," knowingly burn up. Tires in half their natural Life and Mileage. Speed-Maniacs and Careless-Drivers may very PROPERLY pay the Pre mium over normal Value (which is really an Insurance Premium), on fancy priced Tires. Because, the Premium they pay may be less than half what other Care ful Car-Owners indirectly contribute for them, when buying the same brand of Premium-priced Tires, and using them so reasonably that practically no ' 'adjust ments" are, in their case, demanded, though paid for in the Premiumed Price. A MERICANS who want their money's worth, who dislike to pay l for the Reckless-driving extravagance of Others, in the price X X. of their oivn Tires, should sit up and take notice of following FACTS: . . The current Goodrich "Fair-List" price on Tires, is based upon what it costs the largest, and best equipped, Rubber Factory, in America to produce them. ' No "Insurance" Premium added to the NORMAL retail price of Goodrich Tires, in order to protect the Reckless Driver at the expense of the Careful Driver, through a fancy List Price which is high enough to absorb that Premium. The excess Mileage each Goodrich Tire Is reasonably certain to deliver, when given reasonable care in driving, thus becomes clear "Velvet" to the Owner of GOODRICH Tires. Money can't make, and can't buy, better Tires of Fabric construction, . than Goodrich Safety -Tread Tires, as Test will prove. And, money can't buy the B. F. Goodrich Co. to produce Tires which would discredit the 2C9 other lines of Rubber Goods made by the B. F. Goodrich Co., for which its name stands Sponsor. rmnrrxB-s, fttbi.ibhxrs, papex box nrroms., chtbcx b octettes AJTD OOafMXRCIAX. HOUSES WE All PATIMOr TOP PBICEB TO :WASTE PAPER - VASTXCnrLABX.T IWTEB.ESTED TJX ; OLD BOOKS, RECORDS AND MAGAZINES , wiiri mm otra fbxcxs. MISSOURI PAPER STOCK CO. ... Z207-C9 Scott Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri ' GET A BRUSH: FREE ' With s On of Psint, Varnish or Stsin , v ' : a't'ihe Hamllfoi; Paint & Glass Co, 1817 Howard Street. Phono Douglas 2642. CLE AX UP. PAINT UP. Op tarday Brauaf Until p. k. TODAY'S AID TO BEAUTY c lOMPARE prices on Goodrich "Fair-List" Tires with present prices on any other resrxmsiois lires m tne new bearing in mind that NO "LARGER-SIZED" Tires (type for type and size for size) than m . m a m A (Joodncn, lilacK-ireaaa, are maae in America. Then, Test out at least ONE pair of Goodrich black-tread Tires, on their JNT-DELIVERED-M& cost to you, against any other Tires in the field, at any price, and, abide by the Result. Why (if YOU are not a Reckless Driver) should YOU pay MORE than the "BUSINESS" price of the Goodrich Tire, for ANY Fabric Tire in the field? Get a sliver of the new Goodrich "Bu-efoot" Rubber from your nearest Goodrich Dealer or Branch. . 034 Farnam St. 4 THE B. I GOODRICH RUBBER CO. Akron. Ohio. J1' X For, SI,m J0.0 "3 S1S.45 J $22.00 34 1 4 ttfty Trssd $22.40 $i44V....'r,.lr.lJr ;$31.60 $7i8. $37.38 $80.60 KOT1CE. Jfi) Conrarn in Amarir madr, or asld, sarins It latral hK-al year, nrarly so many Motor-Car Tires aa did Tar R. V. 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