TIIK EF.U: OMAHA. WlSP.Vr.SD AY. MAY 17. WT.
South American
Conference Has
Rough Sailing
Chileans to Bring Decision on
Validity of Ancon Treaty
to I'iue at Outset of
Negotiations. '
Hr The 4wkM rw.i
ftashingtoa. May 16, The Chile
Peruvian conference, which began
litre only 24 feouri ago, amid tinU
versa! deelaratione of optimiim, en
countered signs of unplcjnt salt
ing today soon alter the two dele
gation, dine together for their first
executive meeting.
Most prominent among these de
velopments tsas dtci.ioti under
tood to have been reached by tlie
Chilean! to bring the. bitterly de
bated question of the validity of the
treaty of Ancon, to a iharp imiic at
the very outset of the nrgoiiiion.
Another disturbing element was a
reiterated plea by Bolivia that her
rights and interests at well as those
of Chile and Peru muit be con
aidered in any tettlement deigned to
remove causes for unrest in South
America.
Will Sign Protocol.
A third much-discussed feature of
the aituation generally interpreted in
diplomatic circlca as an evidence of
the unusual tauiioa tvith which Peru
aud th'le are proceeding, ae an
acrermcnt tnen the two delega
tions that whenever a decision fa
k ached on any s ingle Issue it ia to
be embodied. immediately in a lonaal
-jroicol" duly signed by both aide.
The purpose of Chile to bring at
once the real tsue ol the conference
to the surface may remit, 'in the
opinion of diplomatic observers, in
demonttraiin in the near future
whether the W'a.liington negotiation
are to he a success, or a failure.
The Chilean plan, it if underitood
ly The Associated Treaa, it to pre.
ent either tomorrow or on Thura
day a proposal that the queition of
fiilfillirif the Taena-Anca article of
the Ancon treaty be debated at once.
Reply Not Revealed. .
W'li.t furm l'cru'a ejly will ubc
was not revealed tonight, tut it ia
known that the Peruvian delegation
came to Washington hopeful that the
conference would result in a broad
leadjiiatment of the whole 'problem
of the Pacific." and convinced that
the treaty provision for a plebiscite
in Tacna-Arica never could be ful
filled under present condition!.
Holvia'i interest ato ii in a com
prehensive readjustment of the aet
tlemcnt following the war of the Pa
cific, to which he was a party. The
Bolivian government aought unsuc
cessfully to be admitted aa a member
of the Washington conference on the
ground that ahe was directly affected.
Her renewed effort for recognition
of these interests was made tonight
in the form of a statement by Al
berto Guilcrrez, a former foreign
minister, who Is here as an "unofficial
observer" for his government, i
id.
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Shallenbcrger in
Race for Congress
Seeks to Represent Fifth Dis
trictMore Davis Peti
tions. Filed.,
Lincoln. May 16. (Special Tele
grsm.) Aihton C Shallenberger of
Alma, former governor, filed today
at a democratic candidate (or con
gress in the Filth district. Trior to
serving at governor, Shallenberger
was Fifth district representative in
the national congress (or two terms.
When Shallenberger ran for a sec
ond term as governor be was de
feated in the primaries by Mayor
James C Dahlntan.
Two more petitions urging Attor
ney General Clarence A. Davis to
enter the republican primaries for
United States senator were filed. One
contained the names of Nemaha
county republicans and the other
bore signatures of Sheridan county
residents.
J. V. McKi.Mck of Beatrice has
filed as democratic candidate for
the lower house. Herbert D. Walden
of Beatrice has filed as a republican
candidate for the atate senate in that
district,
Chiropractors to Meet
Lincoln. May 16. (Special) The
annual meeting of the Nebraska
Chiropractic association will be held
in Lincoln, May 22 to 23.
ELDREDGE
REYNOLDS On Sale
.
Wednesday
Pure
Silt
Sweaters
$12.95
Soft lustrous silk
. .sweaters in all the
dainty colors for
sprinjr and summer
wear. Nothing is
I more convenient or
' smart looking than a
ailk sweater.;. These
: are Extreme values at
; this low price,:
Sweats Shop Main Floor
, ... . . , :',
Tailored
Blouses
$4:25
Firfe 'quality batiste,
voile and dimity in
white, .and pretty
, light colors form
these biouses trimmed
. with gingham, , filet
lace, Irish lace,, and
. . handkerchief linen
. many styles. - 1
Blouse Shop Main Floor -
Percale
ons
Aor
Dark and light color
ed material with
checks, stripes, dots
and tiny figures are
the materials used in
these attractive and
practical aprons
which are reduced for
this special sale.
Housedress Shop Main Floor
Sale of
Hats
$1.00 From 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Hats taken from our
. regular stock and .in
eluding 1 sport hats,
- trimmed hats,' tailor
ed hats, and . child
ren's hats. Many
styl e and colors.
Values up to $7.50 at
this low sale price.
Hat Shop Second Floor
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No. S of. a series of. advertisements' explaining the A. B. C.
QUESTION: 1$ The OmaKa Bee a member of the '. B. C.
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since April, 1914, just a few months after the
organization of the A. B. C.
As a newspaper strongly desirous of dealing
) fairly with its advertisers, The Omaha Bee
saw a strong reason for joining this organiza
tion eight years ago. The Audit Bureau of
Circulations has grown in its scope and useful
ness since then, and The Bee as a consequence
has gained an enduring prestige as a news
' paper that through a long period of years has
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