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Drastic Changes
Made in Ruling
on Tax Practice
Representation Must Be
by Individuals Only
Department Objects to
Attorneys' Fees
Washington, May 8 (SptviaH
important chengr arc made by Sec
retary of the Trraury Mellon in tf
pertinent circular JJI, revurd, wihich
will interfere Mith large amount of
Mai Ike before the intrnial revriine
bureau. The revised regulations aftetr
principally the tax practice, but cut
torn house btoWrra an other repre
filiations arc toumra: on to totiic
extenr, -
He premutation m tax tasea must
be by individual who cannot appea
t'ntil they are paned upon by qual
ifying committee and formally en
rolled. Tlie service department of a
liank winch lui been handling the tax
butineM of it customers cannot con
tinue to represent tbem. A corpora
lion whoe business it it to repreenl
tax claiiiiantt cannot rontiutie to do
o a a corporation. Not even a part
iiership can appear before the depart
incur.
Direct Representation.
Tax claimant! miistbe represented
by attorney, personally enrolled a
representing, not a firm or tax
agency, but the principal in peron.
The department Hates that it frowns
on oiir'tatton o tax busmen oy
agrnti. or attorney! and forbid en
rolled attorney! to advertise that they
are enrolled or to use any adjectives
on business card, announcement! or
even personal letter! intended to
imply auch action, in the solicitation
of business.
The department particularly ob
ject! to contingent tees; especially in
tax cases, it ha been a practice for
agent and attorneys to collect fees
contingent on the amount of the av
ing in taxes effected. The department
claim the right to inquire at any
time of an agent or attorney the com
tn.ation he is on with hi principal.
If it object! to the basia. the attor
ney will be disbarred. The regula
tion especially are emphatic in for
bidding any person seeking tax busi
ness t make known that he formerly
has been employed by the treasury.
Collection of Claims.
' When claim are allowed, the
treasury reserves the right to send
the proceeds direct to the principal,
it being placed within the discretion
of the Treasitfy officer! to ignore
completely the attorney or agent in
turning over any sum collected.
' Provisions are contained for dis
barment or surpension. but a hearing
is to be allowed the attorney or agent
and he is to be given an opportunity
to answer any charges which may be
filed against him. Any officer or em
ploye of the treasury in Washington
or elsewhere, who "has reason to be-li-ve"
that any agent or attorney has
vio'ated any rule, "shall promptly
make written report thereof."
i Objections Made.
Attorney and agents who have
been engaged in tax practice, as well
as auditors, accountants and others
having business with the treasury,
are much incensed by the new regu
lations and characteriie them -as the
most bureaucratic and high-handed
ever issued by a government depart
ment. Protests already are being
made and' it is possible some modi
fication may he made, but this by no
means is certain and now' does not
seem likelv.
The complaint is vofced that the
regulations raise a presumption of
fraud against every attorney or agent
appearing before the tax bureau and
that at no ttme is the legitimate prac
titioner securte against disbarment or
suspension from trivial or imagined
violations of the regulations. It also
is complained that these rules de
prive many taxpayers of -the services
of expert agents, auditors and ac
countants. '
Dog Hill Paragrafs
By George Bingham
The front pofih at the Rye Sir
ttor hat about worn out and the
loaieri are getting up a petition to
fjr s ,
hate the road chanced to run be
hind the store a the back porch it
almost as good as new.
The public in ceneral is proud to
observe that our neighbor, jciierton
J'otlock. it devoting a little more
of his time to work. Only last Mon.
day morning be was seen chopping
a stick of otovewood. and again. oa
Thursday afternoon be would have
nailed a paling to the fence if he
could have found the hatchet.
A discussion arose at the po
office thi morning a to what year
it was in which Yahington Mocks
married, lie wan finally caned tn
and auerlioned. and immediately left
for home to Hud out from nis witc.
Haskell & Co. Fail. .
Boston. May 8. The failure of
Georee A. Haskell & Co., member
of the Boston Stock exchange, was
announced from the exchange ros
trum today.
Anvr.HTixr.MKST
MISS MARGUERITE K
O'LEARY, of Reading. Pa,
who says she haa gtined eight
pounds and can hardly find words
to express her praise for Tanlac
for the good the medicine did her.
Judgment of $1,000
; '. Awarded by Default
A judgment of $1,000 by default
was awarded Ms$. Nettie L. Allsman
yesterday against ,Mrs. Florence
Onsen by District Judge Leslie. Mrs.
Allsman sued "Mrs. Claseii December
2 for $15,000. alleging alienation of
' affections, and in answer to her hus
band's divorce petition on December
r t-'t s V
i namea Airs, viasen corcsponaciu.
Mrs. Clasen asked district co.urt,
October 26. for divorce from August
Clasen, "charging cruelty. .
FormerOmaha Publisher
Dies on His N. Y. Farm
Clement Chase, a resident of Oma
ha since 1866 and for many- -years
publisher of ttte Omaha Excelsior, a
weekly 'publication, died Sunday on
his farm r.ear Kingston, N, Y, He
is survived by his widow, two sons,
Clement and Philip, and two daugh
ters. Mrs. Carmclita Fenton and
Helena Chase. . ", ; ..
,ommon
Sen:
By J. J. MUNDY.
How About Comoliments From the
... . - - : Wife?
Much is Written about' how neces
sary it is for a husband to extend a
compliment once in a while to his
. wife, if shtf would be really happy.
There seem to be no writers who
say that a wife show by complimen
tary remarks that she appreciates
' the good, kind acts, of her husband.
v " A man never grows so old that
he does not appreciate recognition
for any particularly good thing he
I i - : may have done, and it is doubly en
f joyed as coming from his wife. :
v Most wives take it as a matter of
course that their husbands make un
usual advancement; indeed they ccftn
' plain, bitterly, if they do not reach
the position of prominence they think
they should have. - -
After a long struenle. a man hav
ing completed any attainment which
might have been his goal, is not
made happy by such enthusiastic
words as these from his wife, "Good,
now I can have that car I've always
wanted for my oyn use," or "this
will allffw me to get. that ring like
Mrs.- So .and So's, ; which I have
wanted so long." or, "now I can en
tertain all I wish." ;
All ixerds of praise, are sweet,
naturally, - but the greatest compli
ment any. man warns is irom nis
wife when she says, "Whatever you
"I am so happy over what Tanlac
has done for me I can hardly find
words to express my praise," said
Miss Marguerite K. O'Leary, who
lives with her parents at 1223 Chest
nut street, Reading, Pa. "I wasn't
exactly what would be . called sick,
6ut for a year I had been all . rur
down-nnd sometimes felt so weak
and miserable I could, hardly hold up
my bead. I was so nervous the tele
phone bell, or a door closing would
startle me so I would tremble like a
leaf. ' s .- .- .' -
"I needed something to-build me
up and give me strength and energy,
and that is exactly what lanlac din.
It gave me a nne appetite and im
proved my digestion. I gained eight
pounds, the color came back to my
face, my nerves became normal and
1 soon felt as well as I ever did in
my life. , It is simply wonderful that
medicine could make :;uch a big
change in any one. - My friends and
neighbors aro surprised -when they
see me now. and no wonder, for I
look like a different person. Tanlac
is grand and I never intend to miss
a -chance to say a good word about
it." ' . ; " v :' :
Tanlac is sold in Omaha by; the
Sherman & McConnell . Drug Co.
and by leading druggists everywhere.
ADVIKTIRFSTENT
All .Who Are Thin and Pale
Need Father' John's Medicine.
. Strength and weight lost during
the winter should be made up in the
spnng. t a
ther John's
Medicine is
just the
thing to
bring about
this desired
change, for
it is pure
nourish
ment and
contains iust the element tit mil
flesh and strength. It rnntjiin an
aiconoi or dangerous drugs.
VyTER-WINGS
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LEARNT TO SWIM NOW
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Eveiydiing About
Cuticura Soap
Suggests Efficiency
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rsTiSmlsilM.IWTtX.StoUoJU...
Sa.OiB
Davison Estate
Is Estimated at
About $10,000,000
Large Amount of Life Inur
nice Carried by Fiiiamirr;
Gifu to TuLHc luU ,
tutioiu Large.
New Voik, May 8, Close friends
of the late Henry 1. liavlson, wlio
died Saturday from an operation for
brain luntnr, estimated that the li
nantier efi an estate ef about flO,
ftn,(iiJ, Mr. Davison's public ben
(facttont were large.
It hat become through one of
New York's leading iusuiaiice brok
t that Mr. Division carried S.THiO..
WO in lite insurance, most of it writ
ten in 1VI7, in about .10 companies.
Ibe largest untie policy was for
fJUI.OUO. ,
The broker estimated 1 that the
prrtniumt on the insurance amounted
to about JSO.OUO annually and said)
the citate vat decidedly the gainer
because of the comparatively small
amount paid.
tkni sit not fully realised became
known when it was disclosed that
the family only Saturday night
bought small plot in the Lotust
Valley cemetery.
When lii ooi'tert informed Mr.
Davison that another opration
necessary he had 'd;
"If it must be done, wtJl have it
rlfiht here." retcrrmg to the Ica
oik Toint home. "1 love the plan
and when 1 die I want to be buried
here,"
So Tuesday morning, according to
hit request, the body will be placed
in the little cemetery alter a simple
funeral ceremony in St. Johns
church, Lattertown, Long Island.
More details of the operation
which preceded Mr. Daviton't
death disclsted the fact that an In
slant alter Dr. Charles Llsberg had
reopened the brain last Saturday
morning, he saw that the fmaucwi't
fi'd was at hand,
The tumor 't growth showed that
even had the auigeont been tucett
(ul in their operation, Mr. Davison
could have lived only a short time
V"J day at the most,
liter Steamer Burned
Teorla, III., May 8. The steamer
Majestic with a carrying capacity ot
one of the, finest excursion
boats on the Illinois and Mississippi
rivers wat destroyed by fue at Ha
vana. Ill, The lost ie estimated at
$.'50,0t)o. The boat had been docked
in Peoria during the winter and Int
for Havana several days ago. The
origin of the lire tt unknown.
Harding to Confer
on Reorganization
Washington, May I In an etoit
til tmootn out any d'ftereiuei of
opinion which may eaist among the
member of bit cabinet concerning
reorganization , of federal depart
menu and bureaus, president Maid
ing this werk will hold individual
confereiurt with the member t of hit
ollinal family, This. pUn wat said
to have been decided upon st the
tabiuet meeting, Friday, when the re
putt of Walter Y, Brown of Ohio,
chairman ol the joint congressional
commission on reorganization of gov
riniuent drpartmentf auj bureaus,
wit considered-
Town Celebrate HirthJav
of Former lheat king
Chitago, May f t'tanston held a
community rekbration at the 1 an
ion WiMnen't rlub build og in honor
ol the 70th birthday of lame A.
I'atten, foruirr wheat king- Hun
drtdt of people liom the north shore
lownt same lo Mansion to pay bom
it to Mr, Patten,
tiefore the leteption, Mr. Patten
nutta a r Im n trrislir litk tiaw la
succeed, lie attributed hit uccea
to hit babiu of "early to bed and
early to rut and work hard.'
Bee Want Ada Produce Results.
Specials for
Women
150 Lace Trimmed
Lunch Cloths
An excellent quality lunrh
cloth in tha nonular round
style. Lane six 43 Inches
m diameter. Elaborately trim
med with beautiful lace, also
Insertion, and priced as low as
59c
Turkish Towels
Heavy weight Towels made ot
two ply yarn. Slightly Imper
fect.
Each 39c
Large Dish Cloths
Large else woven dlsb cloths
of a good quality. Priced at
Each 6c
White Flaxon
Ideal for girls' summer dresses
and for blouses. 3 Inch width.
Priced
Yard 45c
Plaid Gingham
Dress gingham in beautiful
plaid designs. An unusually
good quality.
Yard 18i2c
Novelty Suiting
Splendid quality In attractive
rose bud designs. Priced at
Yard 25c
Shirting Percale
Popular stripe and figure de
sign a ot 26-inch percales.
Priced at
Yard 26c .
Curtain Scrim
White or ecru with openwork
colored border. 36-Inch width.
Unusual at '
: r Yard 15c
Bleached Sheeting
Celebrated "Dwlgbt Anchor"
brand in 63-inch width. Un
uual value. - : t
Yard 55c
Pillow Tubing
Fine round thread quality with
out filling or dressing of any
kind.
Yard 35c
Bed Pillows
Good ; quality fancy ticking
with mixed feathers. Large
sized pillows. '
Yard $1.00 '
Table Oil Cloth
Fancy table oil cloths in light
and dark colors. 45-lnch width.
, Yard 29c - .
arftu-Niuh Dtnrnitnlrs Star
Sport SatihsL
Yard, $1.59
Heavy wefgbt satins for sports
and general summer ' wear.
Plain colors in high shades are
woven in block patterns. Very
special, yard, $1.59. ;
liurfM-Nh Downstairs Store ,
Silk Ratine
Yard, $1.00
An - ideal silk for sports
dresses, suits and separate
. skirts. A plain color fabric in
all the newest shades. 36-inch
width. Priced . reasonably at,
yard, $1.00. No tnall orders.
. &ara-CM-Nah Downstair Store
Silk Remnants
Yard, 49c v;
An assortment of silk rem
nants of lengths that will make
dresses, blouses and, linings.
These are mostly novelty silks
ot 36-inch width. All offered
at one price. No mail ordera.
. Bargesn-Nasli Bowfutatm Stort
Popular
New Records
50'
Those who enjoy dancing at
home will appreciate the op
portunitj to buy syncopated
records at lower cost. At this
price you can afford to have
greater variety. These are
regular 10-inch records of the
newest popular songs.
'Old Fashioned Girl" .
"Llttls Grey Sweetheart' of
Mine." -"While
Miami Dreams."
"Tell Her at Twilight."
"My Mammy Knows."
"By the Sapphire Sea." "
And others. Ask to hear them.
' Bargws-Xuh Dinriwlain Store
BoiF Company
Tuesday's Bargains
In the Downstairs Store
Soaps
10 bars 25c
"Swifts'i Cream" Laundry
Soap.
"Swift's Pride" Laundry 8oap.
Limit of 10 bars to a customer.
Swift's Classic
5 bars 23c
1 can of "Sunbrlte" Cleanser
free with every five bars of
toap. Limit 10 baTS to a cus
tomer. No Deliveries. No Mall Ordera
No. C O. D.'s. No Phono Calla
Burgm Waoh Prattalra Store
Cafeteria
Special
For Tuesday
Boiled Short Ribs of Beef,
Horseradish, Sauce and
Bouillon Potatoes, 25c.
. For Wednesday
Creamed Chicken Sandwich
with Mashed Potatoes, 25e.
BorfOH-Nuh Dorriwtalra Mora
. Tuesday A Sale of
200 Summer Dresses
75
Lovely summer dresses, priced as
exceptionally low as $5.75,
Well made dresses or a quality that
usually sell much higher.
Materials cool and summery
Linen Batina
Imported Gingham
Many of them of the small checks
so popuuar in black and white, red
and white, and blue and white.
A number of them have combined
materials and colors In a most ef
fective manner. Pockets, braiding
and embroidery add novel finishing
touches. All are fast colore.
'
All at the one price $5.75.
o
Bnaa-Wh Powalalw Mm
Aprons
75c
A black sstlne apron made In
a stylo that fully protects the
skirt AU have adjustable
walatline.
BaresKfolt DowtutfJra Mora
Gowns
$J45
Wo have taken 300 of our bet
ter gowns and greatly reduced
them for this Tuesday selling.
They are "rainbow" gowns
made of satin finished batiste
in coral, rose, pink and blue
and are elaborately trimmed
both in back and front with
wide band lace Insertion and
ribbon.
Barfaaa-Naah Dowmstalre Mora
Cotton Hose
2 for 25c
Women's cotton hose that are
made with double toea and
heels. Dark brown. Pair, 15c.
Bmrfno-Kash DowaoloBt Mora.
May White Sale Special
Yards
fine White Goods
Yard
13c
Short lengths of White Goods-the kind of which no house -wife
ever has too much. Excellent quality nainsook for chil-
dren's dresses and undergarments. 38-ln. width, also fine ' '
striped madras for blouses, shirtwaists, , aprons, rompers!
and boys' blouses. .
,. 1 to 10-yard lengths ; t ; J - " :
No. C. 0. D.'s " - v No refunds
BarteM-Nosh Domutalrt More
l$uj istoikW aetjfWSg.
v Just 400
Women's Corsets
Each 27c "
The lot Includes medium top, elastic top and topless models
made of ajnk or white coutil, with lace trimmed top, finished
, with supporters. A most exceptional offering for those who "
; wear the smaller sizes. , . ,. ,
! No 0. 0. D.'s No refunds
. No phone orders, No exchanges '
: Borgtot-Nafh Dowastalra Mora ' j
Notions
Rlck-Rack Braid, 4 yds..... 10c
Skirt Belting, curved, yd.... 5c
J. A P. Coata Thread, all sizes
black and white, doz 58c
Elastic Remnants, 3 for. ...10c
Waahable Sanitary Aprons,
each 39c
Sanitary Napkins, dozen... 39o
Darning Cotton, all colors, 2
balls .5c
Hair Nets, double mesh, cap
and frlnefi stvles. 3 for 25c
Art Gum for cleaning spotsf
' cake .................. ..5o
Bias Tape, in all colors and
white, 3 bolts .......... 25c
Steel Crochet Hooks, each. .2c
Patent Leather Belts, each.. 1c
American Maid Crochet Cotton
ball 5c
Or. Parker and Hickory Waiata
If ages, each .....49c
Ruat Proof Dress Claaps,
card s.2c
Paper Shopping Bags, each 10c
Buttons, every kind, card...1e
Darning Needles, pkg.,..t..10e
Gold Eyed Sewing 'Needles,
pkg. .....v..;.2!4c
Girls' Hair Barrettes, ea., 15c
Hump Hair Pins, all sizes,
.. pkg. .5c
Burfeoi-NMh Downstairs Store
Hosiery
School Hose
Medium weight black Hose In
sizes B'i to 9 are priced un
usually low at pair, 15c.
2 for 25c
Kiddies Sox
Now is the time to lay in the
summer supply of socks
while our assortment is so
complete. There are plain,
light colored ones with-fancy
tops, also dark background
with fancy tops, all sizes,
priced
3 Pair, 50c
Bortcsi-XMb -Dowaslalre Store
Shoes at Low Prices
for the Whole Family
1393 Pairs Women's Pumps
$2?8
Black or brown kid In
one and two strap
styles. Made with
flexible sole and mili
tary heel. Sizes 3 '4
to 8 in B, C, and D
widths. Pair $2.98.
700 Pairs Men's Shoes
$098
Brown calf, Blucher or Eng
lish last and black calf in
Blucher last. Goodyear welt,
x solid leather soles; leather
counters; rubber heels at
tached. Sizes 6 to 11. Fair
$3.98.
Children's Patent Leather :
Summer shoes for little girls. Black patent leather With white
cloth top. Lace styles. Sizes 5 to 8. J
J?air,'l
$149
Inflate' First-Step Shoes
Soft little shoes in dainty colors; made with hand-turned
soles.. Some have slight imperfections that in no way impair
the wearing qualities or the comfort of little feet Sizes 1 to 4.
Values at
Pair 692
Burfeaa-Nasa Domutalre Store
Men
. Men's Shirts
One big lot of dress shirts in
both neckband and collar-attached
styles are offered at
this low price. They are made
of madras. and percale-most
. of them nave Blight Imperfec
tlons but all are splendid val-
.ues at -
' Mtn'sCaps
Spring caps In wide range of
colors and styles offer a wide
selection at this unusual price.
$100
BnrroM.Nsh Dowaataln Store
For Boys
Ideal Blouses
"Ideal" blouses carry their own
story of service to the moth
ers who look for well made
blouses. They are made, of
percale and madras.
98c
Play Suits
i!?0v.dSi!,PIay Suit8 "tardy
khaki drill and blue atriped ef
fects; some are trimmed in
blue and red; also the "Little
Marjory" suits are included In
thia lot, priced a suit -
t
1"
BarfMi.KBsD0ra((aPt Store
Specials for
Women
Misses' Bloomers
. 39c
Made of astern or nainsook,
with fitted flaailo top. Fin
ishad with embroidery or hem.
stltrhed ruffle. Site 13 to II
)ars.
Corset Covers
35c
Made of batiste, nainsook and
allover embroldarv. Trlmraad
with lace Insertion, ribbon run
beading. Bites 35 to 44.
, Women's Drawers
27c
Made of nainsook, muslin or
long cloth with narrow ap wlri
flounces. Lace and embroid
ery trimmed. Sixes 23, M, 27,
19.
Women's Bloomers
39c
Made of nainsook and batiste,
with fitted elastic top and a
trimmed bottom. Sizes 33 to
27. Priced at 3fc a pair.
Envelope Chemise
95c
Batiste or nainsook. Many
styles In strap or shoulder ef
fect Elaborately trimmed
with lace embroidery,, ribbon,
peaaing. sizes 3 to 44.
Women's Pajamas
1105
Made of crepe and batiste In
iwo-piece or Billle Burke style.
Trimmed with lara fl mm.
broidery. Pink, white, blue and
orcoia.
Women's Petticoats
91c
White petticoats made of pique
sateen, muslin and nainsook.
Plain tailored and lace or em-
umiucrj irunmea flounces.
Extra Size Gowns
Made of nainsook ot mnilln In
"V" or high nock, embroidery
uimmea. . uut extra wide and
long, sizes 17. 18. 19.
Children's Drawers
' 35c
Made of muslin or nainsook,
daintily trimmed with fine em
broidery tucks and hemstitch
tag. . Sizes 2 years to 14 yean.
Women's Brassierei
37c
Innumerable styles in hook
front or back, made of batiste,
treco or ' broche in pink or
white. Sizes 32 to- 48. - v
Women's Corsets
fjoo
- . arwwai aaauv VI
couUl or batiste in white or
pink in elastic or topless mod
els. ' Lichtlv bnnM
sizes. . s
1 ' i -
Athletic Girdles
195
Mada nf laH'
broche in low topless model.
Medium skirt, extra sutmort-
ers. Whte or nlnk. fiii a
to 30, ; .' .
'Seal Pax
! Athletic Suits N
95c
Made of baUsta or nalnnAAlr In
plain and fancy weaves. Tailor
nnisnea. Broken sizes. Special
ly priced for Tuesday at 95c.
Bartosw-Naah--Dowiutalre Store
Women's.
Union Suits
39
These white gauze 'suits In
regulation toj are well made
garments and will give more
than the usual .wearing serv
ice. .
Sizes 4, 5, 8 39o
Extra Sizes
8 lies 7, 8, 9.
50
Bargeta-Xash Oowulalrt Store
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