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THE OMAHA SUNDAY
APRIL 7, 1918.
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:)0OMOREMEtTO
COME TO BALLOON
,'. SCHOOLAT ONCE
ftrmyi Speeds Up Training and
"squad Friday morning when they en
tered his home with a search war
rant '
Five' quarts of liquor, which were
partially hidden in a corner of his
room, also attracted the officers' gaie.
. James was taken to the police sta
tion with the booze and chargedith
unlawful possessiorVof Iiauor.
Army Order.
Waahlnctnn. April . (Special Teltgram.)
The following aeeond lieutenant are re
HeTed from duty at Camp Dodge and t1
proceed to Fort D. A. Ruaiell, Wyoming.
Lorin J. Caba, infantry reserve corps;
Erneet. M. Fish, Infantry reserve corpe;
Harry' A. 8cull, Infantry reserve aorps;
John T. Seldem, Infantry, national army;
Fair Omaha Motdt Gar Drivers in Natty.:'
Khaki Uniforms Outshine Regulars
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. FRANK F. BURHORN
(Palmer School Graduate)
" Corner 16th and Farnam Sts,
Fourth Floor ecuritiet.Bldf.
Adjustments $1.00." ' Douglas 5347.
Residence Phone, Webster 1710. ,
Herbert F. Btockeley.j infantry reserved
corpe; Charlea N. Btrykr, Infantry reserve
corps. . '
- : Fort Omaha to Be Utilized
try Capacity, From
.Now On.
9.
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Sp
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v-nuhiiisua Hnmi or Tna
; i Omaha B, J3I1 C Street,
; AVashington, April 6 -(Special Tel
tgram.) Representatives of the
Omaha Chamber of Commerce, who
have come td Washington to give a
personal boost to' a number of mat
rers pending before the department
in which the city is vitally interested,
ersonUy conducted hy the secre-
. tarv to "Senator Hitchcock started on
: -:lfeir merry 'round this morning.
v; They, had hardly got fairly started
Ii the War department when they
. jf ere informed by the n signal corps
department that 00 additional men
would be sent to the balloon school at
Fort Omaha this week, being gafh-
I rfed from all parts of the country for
r balloon instruction, and that Fort
sX)niaha would be utilized to its, limit.
T'Thisvas encouraging. V
Xheji further received assurances
from both General Goethals and Colo
" e! Grove of the quartermaster's de
partment that the orders issued with
. -regard to bidding oft supplies for
Camp (Dodge by Omaha merchants
iiicant that Omaha bidders -should be
given anequal opportunity withChi
tago aid it there was discrimination
, somebody- would have to suffer.
As to the reconstruction hospital
for .Omaha, wiich has been urged by
.Senatofc Hitchcock and Congressman
Lobeck for months, the Gate City
'"boosters'" learned (hat while a num
v ber ' of 'reconstruction hospital sites
had been selected, Omaha was still
being considered andithat its chances
" for securing such a nospital wer- as
good trfday as any other interior city.
V ' Officials of the surgeon general's
office told the Chamber of Commerce
.. .committee that' necessarily hospitals
. would have to be erdqted-first at im-
portant oleau ports to take immediate
r care of cases as they debark, but that
therCj-would b"need of other hospitals
ifar removed from por dities to bring
about,complete restoration. . '
, . How They Divide Work. "
- Ex-Congressman .- "Dave" Mercer
- and R. L. .Metcalfe interested thehi
' selves particularly in the reconstruct
' tion hospital mahcr, while on the
general, propositions Dr, I. S. Cutter,
'resident George of the Chamber of
Commerce and Senator Hitchcock
centered their persuasive eloquence.
; JJebraskans at the Capital.
,: Chaplain H..H. Kline of the 125lh
machine gun battalion at',Camp Cody,
- was a visitor to1; tne capital today,
just (having graduated from the chap
lain's school at Fortress Monroe.
Chaplain Kline was formerly Ijead
chaplain of the ixth Nebraska unit,
. .until mustered but. He has the rank
,of a lieutenant, but hopes tp reach a
captaincy before long. He is on his
- way to Camp Cody via Omaha.
'. W. E. Andrews,' ex-auditor of the
Treasury departmept , of Hastings,
Neb., has started on a sKort tour in
behalf of tht thirti Liberty bond sale,
, being scheduled to speak at Charles
" ton, VV, Va., tomorrow,-, and two
i meeting at Newport Nws Sunday.
t- After he finishes his dates with the
Liberty lcini committee of the Fifth
, Federal Reserve district, he will , go
;to Nebraska for work there. v.'-. f
W. L Carey of Omaha is a guest of
-John W. Towlc now stationed. in
, .Washington in connection with th
'Shipping board. - . ?,".- f
CENTRAL HIGH
PUPILS PRESENT
' PLAY IN 'LATIN
Pupils bf the Central High school
nrf.-ented ''Roma Non Delcnda Est."
. ?av Lalnr play, at the Central High
. School auditorium yesterday after-
tnootu The cast is as follows:.
t ATnrnua Tulllna OlWcra
...Barton Khn
.Max FMshrnan
Oeorga Jllttausr
Praetores:
"' Gaius Sulptclus (Oalba'. .
a .-. Lucius Valerius Flaecus
tfisnatorew . '
Tthgrlus Claudius Nero
o- I.uclue Serglus Cato ..
Qulntus Tulllus Cicero
Ualus lullus Caesar . .,
. . .Clyde Jensen
..Daniel Hlrsch
, . . Vera Vance
Clarenee Bantta
; Qulntua Lutatlua Catulus.
. ........ iionam cuingion
uldam ... , ...V.. Louis 'Mats
'-'Alii Quidara '
Itoniild Jafferaon
C- " ................ Robert Jenkins
" - i ...4... .James-Holmqulst
?Gomaratl: f '. .,. M
v Oalua Cornelius Cethesua ........ i. '
..,....t........)VlrgU Norlhwsll
. I.utlus Serglua CatlllnSy ....Ralph Kharas
-.'J'ubllus Oablnlua ......... . !cKee Flak
.Publus Cornelius . LentulusV. ...... .
Clannre Adams
Titus Volturclua Ralph Cohn
v. ; Alllbroges . i. . Hnrold Payne
. .r... .......... Glbert Evans
. x ' i.. ...i.. ........ .Carlton Evans
.N... ...... Austin BmHh
rConaul teslKnatus: . .
.. Lecimus Iunlus, SllanusV. .. Peter Barber
-Cantor; : ,: , . i
S Galba
;Vxor Clceronlsi
Terentla ............
. 'FIHa Clceronls; , ,
Tullla ....... i.....
i Matron: , - .
i'V Fulvta ..............
Suonsa Tlronts:
Donald
PiAsbury
tangdon
llda
.. Katherlne North
Margaret MaHhews
-v Leebta ................ Virginia Leusaler
, . Tiro . Wendell Bvrlag
Augur Lee Huff
Apparitor ..................... Abe Swet
'Srrlba ....... .i... .. . Richard Wagner
' 1'raeca . v-. .............. . Rodman Brown
Siinga. .......... . Roger Moore
. btrvua . Ronald Uladstone
IN Til It STREET SCKNE. v
f ilbllopola
' t'AUPO . , . .
, Mendlcua
Homines .
l'uerl ....
...... Walter Armstronc
..........Edgar Mnrsnian
..... Perry Borcheritng
Btuart EdgeVly
. ....... Oliver Adams
,7. ....... James Adams
....... Donam Plttsour
Milton Barlow
Mary Ure
Mary EMsabeth Graham
VI urv Ijtnmla
I'erolnae
J'uella
....... Pcrothy Jonorf
, y.... n. n.un,u7
. Robert Buckingham
. S I
f Stage Manager
Director
Aasistedby
Alls Husan faison
.Miss Kllen Rooney
..Mlsa Jane Fulton
An auto ride followed ihe play.
"Thirty students of the Latin depart
s aient took the Visiting Midwest
Gassicat association around .Oma
ha's boulevards. .
Luncheon vas servt4 the visitor;
; ,,-jo the high school luncheon room.
" s 'As part of last night's program at
' the high school, Prof. B. L. D Ooge
. ! zpsiianti itate normal gave" an a
v 'ustrated lecture on "Ancient and
Modern Warfare." x-'
'.' Business reoorts will occunv the
t greater portioiLof this morning's ses-J
- , . .1 .. . a T
. non. xne delegates wm ne guests ot
i-i-Jh Chamber of Commerce at a noon
,-, luncheon.
,rrv yv r .fcNr 4lx f i A A'
f- .. fit VI
i rM f hit I t s
U IV if H ' ' ' 7t- '
Left to right: Mrs. M. E. Higgins. Miss Mona Co well. Mrs. Harry
.ana viarxe, miss a. uiarKe, Mrs. u.
DTbok. caotain.
Conspicuous in tlie line of march
in the big parade Saturday afternoon
was the motor division of the Na
tional Leagne fotv Woman's Service.
In their trim khaki uniforms and avi-
PUNISHMENT FOR
ALL VHO VIOLATE
NLEVV FOOD RULES
Adminretratiqn Lays Down
Law "That Will Be Applied
to (All. Public Eatinn
i 1 :Houses..:
"Shield no violators. Where public
eating places are not observing the
Wheat conservation rules and regula
tions, hold open hearings to which
the press must be invited." '
Thc foregoing drder came to Gur
don V. Wattles, federal food admjnis
trator for Nebraska yesterday from
Washington. ,
Where violations arc proved, Mr.
Wattles is urged to follow immedi
ately with punitive measures, the na
ture of which will be determined upon
advice from Washington. .
"Increased necessity for wheat and
wheat flour -to maintain the war bread
tf the allies prompts -this' strict en
forcement (Of . the rules, says " the
United " States food administration.
"American consumption must be cut
in half, which places upon the in
dividual the duty of confining weekly
consumption to . one and one-half
pounds. 't , a.,'-,-
Rules and regulations covering pub
lic eating "-places, referred to inhe
Order include nnlilic eatinor ntarpa
Vhall not serve in the aggregate more
than two ounces of wheat products to
any one person at any one meal. (
Wheat bread shall not be servefTex
cept on special request. By Apnl 14,
substitutes must amount to 2S per
cent in victory breads' , ;
Hotels must buy flour on the basil
of six pounds, for , each meals
served, : '' ' ... 1 ,
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Country Now Beady for,
' . "Corn Ration, Says Hoover
- Washington, April 6. The nation
now is in a position to be put on a
corn ration, if it should become neccs-i
sary to totally abstain from wheat,
the food administration announced
This jtfffitm TiSSwl';'
; ' Lan UGHT OAK,
F R E E 'y-8"
Will you accept one of our
Regular 25c Cans of Chi-Namel
Varnish FPFP bnA tocf ife Abcw
psC.N application,
v on your Fuipiture, Floors and Woodworks
DEMONSTRATION c N ' r
- On the dates given below a factory demonstrator will
exhibit and apply these exquisitely colored, self leveling
varnishes and enamels. -
Come m and see tne magtnncent ettects produoed at
tnn-monev cost.
April 8th
J U U & SONS CO. v
THTS - COT TPON 8 one ZSc Can of Chi
llily ViVrAvfil NMelVarnishliponthepurchase
of one new 15c brush (merely to insure a fair trial) during our CHI
NAMEL DEMONSTRATION. (Dates given above.) - y . 1 '
If larger can is desired.coupon will apply ta 25c against purclase price,
Name M
Address .
o. uooancn, Mrs. u. l,. Knoaaes, tars.
anon caps and the military precision
of -their step they outshone the1 reg
ulars from Fort Crook and the flying
cadets from Fort Omaha. , .
Mrs. E. S Westbrook was theap-
todays through an increase of v200 per
cent in the corn milling capacity of
in e country over last year.
' r.canvass of the entire country jus
completed by the administration
shows' that the actual milling output
of cdrnmeal increased 100 per cent
from 3,000,000 barrels in October to
nearly 6,000,000 barrels for Irfarch.
The estimated maximum capacity for
milling cornmeal in the United States
with mills running 24 hours per day,
exceeds 9,000,000 batrets per month.
The nation's normal consumption of
wheat flour Is 8,000,000 barrels per
nionth, according t6 the food adminis
tration, v ' i '
150,000 MEN
- . THIS MONTH
' (By, Asclate4 J'reai.) '
Washington, April 6. The War de
partment is forghig ahead with its
efforts to speed adBitional American
forces across the water to back ud the
beleaguered lines. One element of the
speeding up plans was learned author
itatively. , The first increment of the
second draft, to be summoned this
month, will be 150,000 men: instead
of 50,000 as previously planned. They
will be the first considerable force
mobilized of the 800,000 drafted men
to be called to the colors this year.
The remaining 650,000, will be called
put in monthly idcremehts, the size of
which will depend to soma extent upon
availability of shipping to transport
men already in training to the front.
There are indications : that troop
movements toward the seaboard of
unflreual "proportions ' are already in
MONDAY AT
DERIISTEIfTS
v ' HI S. 16th St. V
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200 Samples, Ladies' Suit In t
Serge, Poiret Twill, Tricotine,
and Gabardine. Value (o $45.
: , ) MONDAY
$19.75
beauty and brilliancy
- ' S
to 13th
lAil515 HARNEY ST.
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Montgomery. Mrs. Harrv Tofdan. Miss
j. t. Murphy, and Mrs. E. S. West-
tam. When the "motor division passed
down the street, passing the men who
began their march at Tenth street,
many envious comments were made
by those westward bound. S
iprogress. Railway, passenger and
I freight schedules in'some sections ol
the country have been set aside tem
porarily in order to give the men right
of way to embark at some points.
Police Arrest Messenger on
Charge of Having Bpoze
james Losgrove, messenger,
North Twenty-first street, met the
eyes of two officers of the morals
Leg Sore
- ' ' A huge sore very jeep full of foul
discharge. Agony all day; no rest at
night Then just few drops of the fen
tie, cooling liquid, D. D. D. Irritation
and pain gone. Sweet, refreshing sleep
' at night In due time, complete heal.
: fng. Vtt warantei D. D. D. SSc, Mo
. and $1.00. AikorD.D. D today.
tITie Lictuid. Wash
Sherman ft MoConnell Drusr Co. N
(Article o.
ChiropracticTalks
Chiropractic for Constipation
Constipation is probably one oflne
most common . ailments with which
the, American people are troubed,, as
some of them' have suffered nearly
all their lives with it.jand tried many
things with only temporary relief. v
Some people confuse Costiveness
witlj Constipation, while in reality
they are entirely different,, but both
are caused from misaligned vertebrae
in different regions of the spine.
Constipation is caused by impinge
ment on a, motor nerve which results
in -a dilation off "the 'colon or large
bowel due to a relaxation of its mus
cular coat losing its toniety or elas
ticity,' thereby causing a loss,ofthe
peristaltic motion of the bowel, this
itrturfl allows the fecal matter to
become irhpabt in the bowel instead of
keeping it moving and expelling it at
the proper time;
It is a. well-known fact that when
there Is constipation there is an ab7
normal amount of poison in the colon
which, if allowed to remain, will af
fect the entire system, and -any one
troubled with constipation can not be
strong arid vigorous and enjoy life
to its fullest. I
Costiveness is a dryness ft hardness
of the fecal matter, due to Jack of cer
tain secretions in the body, and is
caused by nerve iajpingement in the
spinal column, as in constipation, ex
oept that it is in another region of
' the spine.
'ir every seerstmg gland or organ in the
bofly is allowed to do what Nature Intended
them to do, costiveness -would not be a
reality. - . ,
Take,- for instance, a patient With dia
betes, which Is 'attended with frequent and
excessive urination, sapping the body of
Its secretions and Invariably you will find,
ttfat patient will complain of constipation,
which In reality Is costiveness. To enjoy
health the body must be supplied with the
neanssary secretions at all times. ' .
Constipation and csstlvmess aretwlh the
result of abnormal expression of . certain
functlona and vertebral subluxattens are the
cafflnj of bo'.h. resulting; In lowered vitality.
Have your spine adjusted and let Nature
casa out the Impurities and build up your
resistance to normal, when that Is accom
plished, disease or sickness will not domin
ate your body, as they can not txipt
healthy living tissue... .
Any ote suffering- with constipation will
have dull headaches; drowsiness, tallownesa
and distention of the abdomen.
- It would be Impossible for one to be til J
i . i . ... 1 1 . . ' i
your body. Ori cannot be altogether web)
In any case where all the nerves are not
free from pressure to permit Nature to
course all through your body with health
giving and health-sustaining energy. Wher
ever there Is a distressing circumstance In
the body, the primary cause of It can be
located In one or more Joints of the spine,
because that It where the spinal nerves are
compressed. s
If you doubt this, fake Spinal Adjust
ments and try to prove It true or untrue.
the aches and pains wilt leave after ad
Justraenta and that la a powerfulald In
helping you believe lii something that vyoa
may think la unbelievable. The Chiro
practor prove the value of his work by the
good results his patients find at his hands.
The Science of Chiropractlo has growa
phenomenally 'In practice, largely by con
verting, doubters through practical bene
fits derived from Spinas, Adjustments.
Next Sunday. Artlcla No. aSihlronrac.
trio for Bronchitis" will be Rrinted In The
Soldiers may secure adjustments free of
charge from any Chiropractor. . .
" NamesNof the prominent Chiropractors to
the following listeM cities t-
v OMAHA, NEBRASKA. '
Billingham. & U. D. C. Creigllton Bldg.
Burhorn, Frank F.. D. C. 414 Securities Bldg.
Carpenter, L. N D. C 494 Brandeis Theater
Bldg.
Edwards, Lee W., D. C 24th- and Farnam.
lohnston, Drs. J. P. and "Minnie F 13J5
W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 529
Lawrence. J. C, D, C. Baird Bldg. ' 1
Purviance, 'W. 409 Pax ton Block, Six
teenth and Farnam. Donglas 4941.
' COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
Steen Stecn, D. O. S41H W. Broadway,
Wjllis, J. J., O. C 16 North Main St. i
. - COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA. ,
Aernl. Clara. D. C. Telegram Bldg. ,
FREMONT. NEBRASKA.
Berhenke. U.. D. O. 60S North Main St.
Embrec, J. S. D. -O, 6th and Main Sts.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. ,
Ashworth. S. I., D. C. " FrttenitjrBldf.
- WAHOO. NEBRASKA.
Dierke A Dierks. D. C, Old Post Office Bldg.
-Advertisement.
In an Almost Endless Array
AtthiUmONOUTF
Quality
Home
There is a teal pleasure in
selecting the heeded
vTUREf-RUGS and DRAP
ERIES from a stock such as ,
is displayed- on, our SPA
CIOUS Sales Floors where
the assortment is LARGE,
the styles the very LATEST
and the quality most DE-
PENDABLE and where the
SERVICE is MOST helpful!
Added to this is' the POSI
TIVE savings you obtain
through our ability to LES
SEN the price, due in great
part to our INEXPENSVE
location, LOW operating, ex
pense andJMMENSE buying .
power; and, as usual, you
make your own terms.
-Luxurious Rockers
Every line of which speak of
the comfort that you can ob
tain from having one in your
home. One7"rike illustration'
above, upholstered in a spe
cial grade of fabricoid leath
er in ail-over uphostering,
priced, at
only
$14.95
Library Tables
This spring we show an im
mense assortiiiehtof depend-
able Library Tables in gold
en, fumetlioak, mahogany
and walnut.Many are in the
period designs. Prices, are
S7.95, $12.50, x A
?17.50, $24.50
Furnishing
Reed )5aby Carriages '
Take the little one out for a ride
every day. It is the best tonic that
you can possibly give him. Our as
sortment is very large and very
moderately priced. Splendid values
from. .... .817.50 to S42.50
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' Gurney and , Northland
Refrigerators
Are made of hardwood on scientif
ic lines. They are interlined with
mineral wool and are so construct-,
ed that they consume much less ice
than any Mother -make. Prices ,
range from. -.7.50 to $42.50
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THE PEOPLE'S STORE
National Campaign Wiek of
Kroehler Bed Davenports
A Davenport That Saves Rent and Space
These beautiful Davenports are the output of on? o the largest and
most dependable manufacturers in America. Thev are built bj ex
pert craftsmen and only" thefinest of materials enter into their con
struction. Every Davenport is critically examined before it leaves
the factory. They are madein many styles and in many patterns, in
cluding period-designs. They are upholstered in tapestries, velours,
damask, fabricoid leather arid genuin'e leather. They save you
much space and are most convenient. Priced as low 50
' Special Purchase
Linoleumine
5,000 Yards onSpecial Sale
Looks Better, Wea.rt Longer,
.'. ' . "...
This splendid tloor covermff is guaranteed to give you better service
and last longer than the ordinary
a smooth surfaced Many different patterns to select from and OQ
durins this sale, soecial. ner souarc vard. is onlv. ......... OSJC
' , Handsome Lihrary Sets
Likfr-illustration, and consisting of
splendid arm chair and a beautiful
the arm chair and rocker'are upholstered in fabricoid leather. Library
tabre is fitted with drawer and has lower shel for magazine papers.
The finish is in a durable fumed oak. A beautiful . d i A QC
library set, at only V ; A ........ . .'. . . .V. . P ItwO
V v -
Let us place-tv wonderful - .
I COLJUM3IA GRAFONOLA
in. your home. You can pay for it in very easy
payments and enjoy the use of it while you are
paying for:' it. We show a'complete line in all
the different sizes and all the different finishes.'
Prices range from . . . t . . , . J : . . . :S18 to $160 .
Columbia Double Disc Records
Thousands of these wonderful1 recojds to se
lect from, including all the patriotic and popu
lar pieces. Bend some to the "Boys Over There."
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The Ne;w Spring
Rugs and x '
Draperies'
Are nere in a big variety of
patterns and designs. , Our
daylight show room enables
you to select the rug or drap
eries with much more satis
faction. We quote a few of
ourregular values.
K
Wool Fiber Rugs, of a splen
did quality, 6x9 -feet sizes.
Our price , . $6.95
" '" -1 '
Seamless Tapestry Rugs, in
7-6x9 feet sizesSA "most de
sirable rug. Our price, ?'
only : $14.95
Velvet Rugs, in, 9xll feet
sizes, in a new, rich pattern.
Our price".:: . . . .819.85
Mottled Axminster Rug- in
9x12 feel, sizes. A big serv
ice-giving rug.-Our price,'
only .f.......).. 826.50
Rag Rugs, 4x36 inches;
'Hit and Miss"jjesign, 59
Rag Rugs, 27x5-f-inch6s,
"Hit and Miss" design, 89
Rag" Rugs, 36x12 inches,
','Hit and Miss" design, '
at ; ...,. ..$1,691
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of Neq Ideas
:
and Sale of
Coats Lett Than Linoleum.
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linoleum. Has a strong body and
a splendid, comfortable rocker.'a
library table.-. Seat and back of
:
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The New Brass Bedr s
We want you to see the splendid
i: - e i i i
new .line ui urass ueu3 . we are
showing this (season. The designs
are extremely pretty and the val
.uea.are most exceptionaL Prices
re $7.95, $14.50,
$19.50, $27.50
da-. .
' Direct Action Gas Ranges
We are sole agents for these won
derful gas-saving ranges. Give in
stant service and the oven is ready
for baking as soon as lighted. AB
SOLUTELY GUARANTEED TO
CUT YOUR GAS BILL FULLY
.ONE r TURD. ' Many different
styles7 all moderately prioed.
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