TIIK BKK:. OMAHA. WKDNKSDAY. MAY 17. 1922.
iNW Ambassador
From Germany Is
in Washington
Arm.! c.f Dr. Otto Wictlfrldt
Sigiuli! Opening of
Negotiation! to Settle
War Claim.
By ARTHUR SEARS HENNINO.
Omaha fW m4 W lr.
Washington, May 16. Arrivst o(
Dr. Oito WiHitrMt. the new Ger
man amhatU'lor, in Vahtnetn i
nalisrs ihe opening of exleiiive ne
gotiations between Washington and
Berlin to revive treaties annulled by
the war, to nuke new treatiei and
to settle American war claims and
release German property acqueitered
by the United State.
To work out a fttlcment of the
war claims ag;int Germany, Secre.
tary Hughes has proposed throiiRh
Mr. Houghton, the American am
baador in Berlin, the creation of a
mixed comroiiin of Ain-rtcan and
Ormans. Dr. Wiedfeldt bclievei
thi proposal will be aecepted.
Firat In Fire Yeara.
American war claim against Ger
many total about $.)(M).00Ci.(XK). Claim!
ariaing out of live and property de
stroyed by German submarine war
fare and other depredation aggre
Bate $22I.'HK).IMK). Expcne incurred
in maintaining enemy alien and
prisoner of war and other miscel
laneous charge are slightly in excet
of $80,000,000. German property
which will be held by the alien
property custodian pending settle
ment of the American war claims i
of an estimated value of $400,000,000.
With the arrival of Dr. Wiedfeldt,
Germany has an ambassador in
Washington for the first time in more
than five years. This is the first ex
perience of the ambassador in di
plomacy. He is a successful business
man who has been one of the mana
gers of the Krupp works, the great
arm factory now producing farm
machinery and other implements of
peace."
The ambassador made light of re
ports from European capitals of a
possible combination between Rus
sia. Germany and Japan for the con
trol of the commerce of the world.
Combination Not Expected.
"I don't believe there is a word of
truth in such rumors," he said. "As
for my personal opinion, I hope that
if any combination is entered into, it
will be between the United States
and Germany."
It will be many years before Ger
many recovers from the effects of the
war, Ambassador Wiedfeldt oelieves
The people of the United States, he
said, are apt to get a false impression
of the true condition of Germany
and to believe that its recovery has
been much more rapid than is really
the case. .
Germany it most anxious to keep
with the United States in every way
for the Improvement of commercial
relations between the two countries
at the earliest possible day.Dr. Wied
feldt asserted. .'
"There will always be. of course,
a few in Germany who believe they
would be better off under the Hohen
zollern regime than at present," he
said. "The great majority of the peo
ple of my country, however, are per
fectly contented with conditions as
they exist at the present time."
Los Angeles Buys Power
Plant of Edison Company
Los Angeles, May 16. The city of
Los Angeles today took over the
distributing properties of the South
ern California Edison company,
which lie within its boundaries, un
der a purchase contract by which
the company .was paid $12,044,000 in
cash. The city also agreed to pur
chase at wholesale all of the electric
power it may require which is not
generated from its aqueduct.
The power purchase contract is
continue in effect 30 years unless
canceled by a vote of the people, but
such cancellation cannot be made' un
til 10 years have elapsed. ,
Little raffia mats are handy things
to have around to use under vases,
etc.-
PIMPLES ON FACE
m
YEARS
Also On Back. In Blotches.
Cuticura Healed.
"My trouble began In tort of
mall, white pimples on my (ace
ad back. They were in blotches
and fettered and scaled over. My
clothing aggravated the breaking out
on my back, and my face wi di
figwed for the tube being.
"The trouble lasted about two
yeara. I tried different remedies but
nothing cured me. I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and af
ter I had used two and a half cakes
of Cuticura Spap and one box of Cu
ticura Ointment I was completely
healed." (Signed) Miss Clara Hen
gel. R. 4. Box 19, Denmark. Wis.
Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum to care for your skin.
fcaaTTaticara Soap than wnfcaa mmt.
Say Ben-Gay at any drug store and
vott will get a tube of the original
French Baume Bengue (Analge
aique), then apply a follows: rub
a little of the Banns in front of
and behind the ear for the quick
reUef of the pain. Keep a tube
handy for Toothache.
THOS. UEMTNQ a CO-. KEW YORK
SLEEPY - TIME TALES
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CHAPTER IV.
School Begins.
After Snowball' trip to the ul
lage old dog hport scarcely stirred
from the farmyard, lie left the
MXidihuil to scurry about the pa
turc at they rU-4fd. Tor he felt that
"4TAr w w
tor--
et-f
Once outside Johnnie could beir
the children still laujhinf
he ought to keep an eye on Snow
ball. The very next time that Snowball
started to follow Johnnie Green out
of the yard, Spot ran up to him and
barked at hi heel.
"Go back I" Spot growled. "Don't
you dare leave this yard!"
And then, to Spot's surprise, John
nie Green picked up a stick and
threatened him with it.
"You let my lamb alone!" Johnnie
cried. . That was bad enough, accord
ing to old dog Spot's notion. But
when Johnnie shouted, "Get out!" at
him, that was worse.
Spot tucked his tail between hi
legs and slunk away, to hide himself
under the woodshed. And there he
stayed for the rest of tile morning
and sulked. ,
But in. the afternoon he began to
feet more cheerful. For Spot had
heard Mrs. Green remark that school
began the next day.
That was good news. At least
Spot so thought it.
"This lamb won't get much notice
from Johnnie Green after today,"
Spot told Henrietta Hen. "He'll be
left here in the yard. And it won't
be long now before Mrs. Green tells
Farmer Green to put him in the pas
ture with the flock. She won't have
him in everybody's way. She'll get
rid of him quickly. You know that
when Mrs. Greed makes up her
ADVERTISEMENT.
FROM THE CONVENT OF
THE SACRED HEART
Sister Superior Endorses Merit
of Father John's Medicine
for Children.
wwtin -from the Sacred Heart
Convent at Newport, Vt, the Sister
Superior in charge says: "We have
here a large boarding school and as
soon as we see a child without ap
petite or not feeling well we have
him take Father John's Medicine.
I think it is the best remedy for
children." (Signed) Sister Mary
Alexandrine, Superior Sacred Heart
Convent.
Over 100 other institutions use
and endorse Father John's Medicine,
having proved its value for colds
and body building over a long pe
riod of years. Safe to use because
it contains no drugs. t
miml, ihiutis gtneuUy Imfu to
sun her." .
Henrietta nodded her handomc
head.
"Jut what I've often told the
Rottter!" the culaimed.
Well, the following morning as
much a an hour slier break last,
Johnnie Green started up the road
with some book under hi arm and
a lunch Lakct in his hand. It was
the lirt Iy of kIio, And some
how Johnnie wan't feeling very
happy. He had dawdled about the
houe so hi mother said. It ap
peared that he in no hurry to
leave home. '
Before Johnnie had reached the
barn, which stood beside the road,
Mr. Green stepped out of the houc
and looked at li mi.
"You'd better grt long!" she
called after him. "You don't want
to be hue the first day of school!"
So Johnnie Green Tell into a jog
trot, which he kept up all the way
to the red schoolhouse.
A he came in stunt of the little
boxlike buildinir. he saw other
youngsters hurrying through the
doorway. And then Johnnie ran at
fast ss he could.
He burst inside the schoolroom
jtt as the school mistress tapped
the little bell on her desk, which
meant that everybody must stop
talking, because sit coo I had begun.
Johnnie Green hurried to a seat.
But before he reached it all the other
pupils burst into a shout.
Johnnie looked around. And there,
('iiii. st'Htot the fltMH, va fno
UHJ He had (allowed Johnnie U
the way from Farmer Greeu's barn.
It wa some time before things
were quiet. The teacher had to ring
her Mil bell good many time,
and even rap upon her dek with
ru'rr. before the boys and girl stop
ped laughing. And then the teacher
turned to Johnnie Green and spoke
U him,
"Mary." she id, "ii this your lit
tle lamb?"
The teacher emed surprised be
cause her pupil began to roar at
that, liut the made no attempt to
silenre them. She did not even try
to quiet a tertain boy called "Red,"
who nude more ttoUe than all the
ret together,
Meanwhile Johnnie Green's face
looked like a red apple. And it
grew seveial shidee redder, when
Snowball walked up to his seat snd
,ton close beide him.
"Don't you think" said the teach
er after a while "don't you think,
Mary, that you'd better take your,
little lamb home?" '
Johnnie Green did not answer.
But be hung his head a he rose
and hurried out of the schoolroom,
with Snowball following close be
hind him, .
Once outside, Johnnie could hear
the children still laughing. And he
even thought that be could hear the
tearhrr laughing, ton.
That very morning Snowball found
himself turned into tlie pasture
where Farmer Green's flock of sheep
were passing the summer. And it
wasn't long before the whole barn
yard was filled with the noise os
goipping tongues.
"For once." said Henrietta Hen,
"the Muley Cow knew w hat she was
talking about when she said Johnnie
Green would grow tired of that white
laniDi
As for old dog Spot, he told every
body that he was going up to the
pasture to chase woodchucks.
And a for Johnnie Gieen, be told
bis tnoiUf that he didn't beluve
nc i go oavK iu st ntKii any pivit,
Wiit she taid l' should and that
ery morning,
And thine generally happened the
way Mrs. Green intended.
cnt uit-
Narrotic Art Violators,
Must Serve Snttrmr
Johnnie Moore and Smith (lines,
eonvitted in the federal (.curt lot
December and sentenced to lour and
live year repectively in the federal
priaon at Leavenworth for violation
of the narcotics act, will have losrne
their sentenres, under a ruling re
reived by the federal court clerk
yetrrday.
This ruling I that the bill of ex
cept inn in an appealed case must
be bled in Ihe court of appeals in
'the same term s that in which the
conviction occurred.
2j New Can Are Received
Daily by Union Pacific
The Union Pacific has several
hundred men added to the car re
pairing force over the southern dis
trict of the road. General Manager
Je tiers said Tuenday following a con
ference with Genera! Superintend
ent II. J. riumhof of the southern
district.
About 25 new cars are being re
ceived in Omaha daily of an order
for 2.W0 cars placed this year. These
are' being sent out over the system
and will also be available for mov
ing grain
Omaha Man Transfer ml
Bert Griffith has been transferred
from Omaha to Kansas 'City as dis
trict manaeer for the Cluett Tea-
body company of Troy, N. Y. He
will be succeeded in Omaha by F.
II. Beattie, for seven years connected
with the Armstrong Clothing company.
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Restless, irritable, nervous, excit
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against her by- those nearest and
dearest. How little they realize the
struggle ' the overworked wife and
mother is making to keep about and
perform the hundred and one duties
that. devolve upon her! Every hour
her headaches, backaches and pains
drag her down until she can stand it
no longer. Lydia E. Pinkham's
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more women in this condition to
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BUY-RITE FRUIT DEPARTMENT
STRAWBERRIES Beautiful larpe, firm, ripe dellcloua Strawberries. Now is the
time to can Strawberries, as the low point In Strawberry prices has been
reached. Alt Buy Rite stores will have special prices on this fruit in case
lots for Wednesday and Thursday. Don't miss this opportunity, it is practically
your last chance. (
Extra fancy large Blue Goose brand sweet Navel Oranges, per dozen 69e
1 carload of extra fancy W'enatchee Winesap Apples, all sizes, per box.. ..$4,25
Per peck 81.45
Uttla By
Lu .
Condriwd
Liquid
Bluing,
per battli
9c fl
GERANIUMS! GERANIUMS!
20,000 extra fancy Geraniums, red and pink,
special, each, 235: per dozen $2.70
Plant your Geraniums NOW
CAN'T BE BEAT!
Dairimaid Creamery Butter
is sold exclusively by the
Buy-Rite Stores, every
pound guaranteed.
Per pound -39
SOAPS CLEANSERS SOAPS
10 large bars of Omaha Family Soap for 42 e5
10 16-oz. bars of Petrolene Soap for 82(3
10 bars of Electric Spark Soap for. 426
3 bars of Haskln's hard water Castile Soap 22C
6 pounds of Ifaskin's White Lily Soap Chips
for 835
MargeansoMCkchenJKl
BUY-RITE PILLARS
Nishna Valley Buy-Rite Butter, per pound 405
Buy-Rite Coffee, lb., 35$; 3 lbs. for....9a
Large Jars of Buy-Rite Peanut Butter, Jar 20t
Ideal Malt and Hops, per set. 1334
Per case of 13 sets $6.99
Large cans of Puritan Malt Sugar Syrup
Per can 89c5
Per case of 12 large cans $9.75
Lipton's Yellow Label Tea, -lb. pkg 235
-Jb. pkg.. 43: lib. pkg. . 855
Gooch's Best Flour, per 481b. sack. 12 09
Pillsbury's Best Flour. 48-Ib. sack $2143
Large bottle Kamo Thousand Island Salad
Dressing, special 25)
Large bottle Premier Salad Dressing, per
bottle 434
10,000 lbs. of full cream Brick or Cream Cheese,
pt lb 235
TUMBLERS! TUMBLERS! TUMBLERS!
50,000 fancy Tumblers or drinking glasses, extra
special, per dozen 53
Summer and picnic time will soon be here, lay
in a supply of these glasses now.
RAISINS! RAISINS! RAISINSl
50,000 lbs. of unbleached . Sultana Seddless
Raisins, the finest Raisins you can buy. Usu
ally sold at 30c t? pound.
Special, 3 pounds for 135
Use them in your bran and raisin bread, muf
fins, etc. Give them to the kiddles for their
health's sake.
M. J. B. COFFEE
The Coffee you will enjoy at
every meal because of its
freshness and delicious flavor.
It's a real good Coffee, vacuum
packed, that's the reason.
Per pound 475
3 pounds for $1.35
E. KARSCH CO.,
Vinton and Elm 6ta. '
ARMAND PETERSEN
tSOS Sherman Ate.
HANNEGAN A CO.,
SSth Ave. and LeaTnvrortb
F. B. B0QAT2,
till and 8 Stik. Booth Side
ERNEST BUFFETT,
The Grocer of Dundee
BUY-RITE STORES SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
FRANK
BUY-RITE CEREAL SPECIALS
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 2 large packages 23
Jersey Cora Flakes, 2 large packages for 15
Large packages Armour's and Quaker Oats,
each 255
Post Toasties and Kellogg's Corn Flakes,
3 packages for 25
Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice, per pkg., 15
Large packages of Grapenuta, each. . . .'. . . .17
KUSKA, -
13th and Garfield.
OSCAR E. NELSON,
;Jth and I St., South Side,
THORIN A SNYGG
Fortieth and Hamilton
JEPSEN BROS., '
SStb and Cumins'.
J. D. CREW & 80N,
Thirtj-tliird and Arbor
GEO. I. ROS8,
X4tn and
GILES BROTHERS,
Benton.
WILKE A MITCHELL,
Fortieth and Farnam
LYNAM A BRENNAN,
loth and Uoreao
Fancy
Breakfast Bacon
y2 or whole side
22c
Meller IB
Omaha's Leading Cash Markets
212 N. 16th St. 2408 Cuming St. 4903 S. 24th St.
Sugar Cured
Skinned '
Hams
Vz or whole
30 c
Choice Choice Choice Fresh Cut Choice Cut
Beef Pot Rib Boiling Round Hamburg Beef Chuck
Roast Beef Steak Steak Roast
10c 6e 20c 15c 13c
SPECIALS
Choice Pork Loin Chops, lb. 20c
Choice Boston Butts, lb. . . . .20c
Fresh Spareribs, lb. ........ 10c
Fresh Pigs' Feet, 4 lbs 25c
Pickled Pigs' Feet, 3 lbs. .. .25c
Choice Salt Side Pork, lb. . .18c
Choice Leaf Lard, lb 11c
Fancy Fresh Killed Young
Hens, per lb 30c
Fancy Young Broiler, lb 40c
Pure Lard, per lb I2c
SPECIAL SALE ON ALL
CANNED GOODS.
Evaporated Milk, Value Brand
tall cans, 4 for 30c
Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans. . .25c
Fancy Select Peas, 3 cans. . .25c
Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans. . . .25c
Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 cans
for.......... ..25c
Evergood Liberty Nut But-
erine, lib ....19c
Evergood Liberty Nut, 5 lbs. 95c
SMOKED MEATS
Fancy No. 1 Smoked Picnic .
Hams, per lb.. . .17c
Cudahy's Puritan Skinned'
Hams, per lb 35c
Cudahy's Puritan Breakfast
Bacon, per lb 36c
Fancy Strip Bacon, lb. 17c
Special Brisket Corned Beef,
boneless, per lb 14c
Choice Rolled Corned Beef. .11c
Fancy Erick Cheese, lb . .20c
Fancy Cream Cheese, lb 25c
Fancy Swiss Cheese, lb ..... .25c
Mail and Express Orders Filled From This List.
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AtMr-HriM VAT.
90 per cent ol all diseases can be
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An4 )i'U in peniuiiiiitly ri4 uur
rt( of Una daitsermi tunJiiutii by
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linn iMH-atiw 11 is 11 mure a food and
tWNUa It rllrp ooiiNiipailon per
manrnily. Tho only rtutlon U to
eat Hran rraulnrly and then the
pvert lann can ho coinlatcd auc
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tpounful dully: In rhronle cmnck, rat
tlran with rarh nival! ftraulia will
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um It In rountliM alnle.anpcnlliig
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