TIIK OMAHA HKK: SATl'ltDAV. FKl'TKMliKK 16. VW.
(nt in Arms to!3
Basis Urged on
League of Nations
V, S.a Canada ami Sain Nt
lilt III. Ir.l in I.i't of Natiuiil
to He A.kcd to Heiluce
Ariiiamrut.
wpv I
. Tonight
t.cno. Sr.l- 15 ly A. I )
"I li nul.y fii-ariiutiniit tuuimit
f u !rv 1r4 l' rrmiimmi't to tli
a ry,t!y of ihe 1-faKUe of N tt.ill
(riolu'ioii iiiirii'Iucd t y M. JirJ.iu
rrul, il Fraiii, all C"iiinru
rl th Kir., lu.r iifiilii4l iiU4
Hun lirrti ( haniiH M f" l I"'"
f .rlnlitur for atiiuiliflil to II"
ligurr. of l'IJ, lint wuul'l rifliiilr
lltr I nilfl Slji'v i iiiu'la anil Spain,
'I'll reditr limn tf unlit rtlr-i t'Jf lltr
klutlolll' fif III ilii-i Cillilltlinll
vhuh aliow tl.t thr liill"WiiiK iiniii
lrift are niriuliitg inurr fur Mutuary
,iir. lliaii liif.irr the 4r:
iTrial Hntaiti, VI Jirr mil; Imlu,
14; AtiMnl. 17; t"naif.i. 7 I Vw
idUnil, IS; l'mtu4l. 7 M; J
(,.'; Il. tinuilt, .1J, lloll.tli.1, 4; Svir
tli n, JO.
lii lKiiiin, which i wfi-iKlniat l;f
rent more tlw.n In fore ihr war, i
fKiUrl lirraiiii the lail virtually no
i.riny in 'ti. hut w.n protected ty
liralie fif nrutulii y.
Tlir rotnum whiili ate trnding
Irk than in l''IJ arc:
South Africa. JS per rent; Kuuu
lji.i, i.i; Jljly, 4'r, llr iil, 45; I tance,
J: Switerlaml, Norway, 14 3.
M, Drloiivriial rrniurUffi afti" tlie
r ir.n dial hr had not inrliidnl the
I'niteil Stain hrcane everyone felt
that the ttrmiKrr the I'mlnl Stair
i, the greater III' (niaraillee auainit
war.
Wizard Receives
Without Aerial
)ieprort Klher Theory Say
Onlv (roud (irniiml It
NetTuxary.
Iliriiiingluiii, AU., Srpt. 15 I'M'
mini(ham ha a radio wizard who
I at deiiioiittratril tliut arriali are no
lointrr ticceary for receiving aria.
lie it W. . Arjtingrr, manager of
the rrncartb lahoralory her of the
Flotation c impany of Arizona, jwnt
office h x 1447. He it the owner of
a lloiaiion patent and it now ireking
a pali nt on hi tadio invention
,ritiKr hit proven rotirluitly
in a iiiiuilier of leading radio mgi
in l who havr linn Hivit'd In hit
l.iln.ratory llwl an anirnna t uek.
Without H he ha picked up roiirerta
out out hy otalion WW, in New
Voik, KQV in rui.hurgli and WSll
in Atlanta, ti'Kctlirr with local la
lion. No diffi-renre in the oimd i
drteiled, whauoevrr whrn hit tft i
connected with an aerial.
ite, 1 hit prevent the tipt from
pulling oil, koniething that htppent
I Imjiteittly when the, leriiunj! art
given a auddrn U.
A knowledge of the code u nccet
tary in order to he able ! tril who
that ia hurting away to loudly while
you are try it'll l' receive a dittaut
loucert. It nray tiut he tint amateur
ion the neat block whom you have
been lilani'iig lur all your trouble.
If a rectifier it iiei for ilurgmg
the storage haltery, he iture l add
the necettary distilled water hrlore
charging and not aitcrw.fTd.
WAAW
i Programs
1 '
SPAIIKS
Telephone headaett, at the terminal
wire have an extra piece of woven
fabric which it often a puzzle to
inn. It ha an important part to
plav, however. It should be hastened
lo the binding post in nu ll a manner
llul when the receiver terniiualt are
pulled the tennion will he on the
hurt end of the cord and not on the
Piano nunihrri, trick mimical tolot
and dramatic rloiiitiotl featured
The Omaha lire' radio
WAAW at
Proliant
f 15 Iat
from ktatioti
tiii(hr.
Mit Zoe Pcllcgrin, pianil and
graduate of l be Wucontin Coturrva
lory oi M ii Kif, entertained radio
audirncet with two choice telcrtioiit,
hy McOowrll, ' The Joy of Autumn''
and "Kigodon." Hoth numheri are
clamtical.
Mitt Marie Prllcgriu, dramatic
reader, gave two elocution num
ber. "Whatu Tue?" and "For
tioiidnet Sake." Uoth number are
character typn by T. A. Daley,
An added feature of The Omaha
Kce't ladio program will he
novelty inimical number on rarpen-
'Irr tool hy Koy Johnson and Kob
I ert W aterman.
The Omaha Women' rtub Mimical
program to be broadcast at 7 tonight
hv The Omaha Hee from namm
WOV will feature Florence Uong
Armddi. Madge Wett Sutpheo will
be director.
I rm a Pixlolak will accompany
Mrt. Ariioldi em the piano. Te
nia ht'a prouram front ttation WDV
, will cbiie the Omaha Women' club
,liiutical concert that oened thit tea
.m. Mary Adele Atbott, leader of
'the iiiumc department of the club.
IpUna a line eaott of interettmg cou
, ceit work.
Many Altrat-tioti PliiniieJ
for 8'lh Diution Krunioii
A barbecue, an a'hrh'tie carnival
,aud field iin-tt, tlanrei, boxing,
wretlhng, vaudeville acta, at well at
1 attendance at 'Ve Ak Sar-Hrn carnl
ut are tome ol the attraction! plan
ned for the aumul reunion of the
MOlt. .1i't..ll l,k U ill (lllAtA
SetXeiiilier .'), 1 and ii.
Among the prominent men ho
i will attend, the reunion, arc Maj.
illcii. William M, W'ntfht, who jul
I returned from the Philippine island,
! imd Krig. dm. Frank I.. Winn, both
former roiiitnandera. Several gov
ernor will be among the viiiort.
Kate of fare and n half it avail
able on alt railroad into Omaha, ac
the reunion committee,
cording to F. O. Malm, chairman of
Colunihiift Man Hurt
I (Iruuking Own Car Dies
i Columbut, Neb., Sept. IS. (Spe
cial ) Frank HriKK. -'7, employe of
the I'oJombm Planing mill, died yei
jterday from injurir received when
ihi Ford car Matted forward tuddenly
while lie wa rrauUing it.
ii m ri iVi tVtTi i V " itui n i ii 1 1 1 i i u r i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i ''1 1 1 i i 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i i m 1 1 i i i 1 1 i i i i i i 1 1 i 1 1 in
For Pep and Power
Eat
America's Finest
Creamery Butter
at Every Meal
Churned Fresh Daily of Rich Pure Cream of Cows' Milk
Your grocer or marketman hat Fairmont' BETTER Butter
America's Finest or can get it for you quickly. Is his name here?
BETTER BUTTER RETAILERS:
AMES AVE.
:ll I'rmlrla Turk f.lueerjr
Jl0 8. l lpp
3347 F. Beaa
3A02 L. PtTn
4001 i. F. Hulifiild
443a C. Saumann
ARDOR ST.
3J6J J. D. Craw A Son
BANCROFT ST.
2424 A. Koiicikl
BEDFORD AVE.
4504 Minnla Marka
Bl.ONDO ST.
8119 E, G. Shlndla
BRISTOL ST.
262a A. Cilmliurf
CENTER ST.
3501 L. Clanlon
CHARLES ST.
3300 Simon London
CHICAGO ST.
124 I. Nathan
2873 M. Zuctr;:Swart
CUMING ST.
2001 C. P. Win
2215 J. E. Wagon
24041 Laraen A Holden
2H02 D. Blumanthal
3214 F. Haflln
320 Bamia Park Crocary
3K2I J. Patarwn
4i01 W. F. Schram
4(110 L. Thornton
DAVENPORT ST.
27 J. Rotan
DODGE ST.
201-It. Birhal
21W5 I. Bahar
4HIS Ed Stanley
4H22 1 Somniar
DOUGLAS ST.
2S2S K. Hoenalain
DREXFL ST.
3747A. Mlchka
ELEVENTH ST.
ISotilh)
J23S S. NVIIkln
EIGHTEENTH ST.
I NarlhJ
ItOJ P. Cavanauih
EIGHTEEN I H ST.
a (Southl
82J John Eriadaa
v sr.
2421 H. J. Huraa
r AKNAM ST.
!4 1 1 Haas Saikr
201 Aaaamar Hru.
2IJ 4 ha. !'
HM I.. W, kikl
31 jr 4.aa tatrall
aaai ,aat I
Way
3)-Milka M.uk.ll
HE'V SMONU l.
iSxtkl
t-r. M. OaUaaattlt
.caul C. M.alf
loll T.
44-I4 U. CiIImM
I ch Hint sr.
iNatlkl
.Baaliaia .
3. fc 4aMa tail
Ca IH.MIIt T,
Walt I
lit- f 4a M"
FORTY-FIFTH ST.
(North)
2601 C H. Schaban
FOURTEENTH ST.
(South)
315 3. H. Buf'att
GOLD ST.
3701 Wm. Ronan
GRAND AVE.
3302 E. J. Lynch
4202 G. L. Stack
HAMILTON ST.
3026 C. E. Nalaon
4002 Thorln aV Snygg
4102 E. M. Sail
4202 A. J. Jacobaan
HARNEY ST.
1808 Cantral Markat
24A4 Tuchman Broa.
HASCALL ST.
3001 Palti Broa.
HOWARD ST.
2201 S. Babioe
"1" ST.
3936 M. Paluaiak
JEFFERSON AVE.
1.VI2 P. hfM.in
"K" ST.
3300 Raaco
"L" ST.
394A Lao Kowalaki
LAKE ST.
2002 J. Fallman
20OO J. Jantan
2S20 H. H. Andreaaan
42J8 A. Laraen
LEAVENWORTH ST.
1719 J. N. Bauara
2672 G. Horwlch
2711 Rainichak Broa.
2715 A. Mothar
2 HIM H. Eiaanalalt
2B1T Johmon 4k Blind
2921 E. J. Murphy
3021 B. barrop
3303 J. Daytrk
3422 Jiimon A t.arine
3AA2 l.orkia A Roblnaon
4344 Elaaitar A to.
4S0O C. T. Slovar
S5SJ Hanmtan A Co.
MAPLE ST.
312 A. .Simon
32 N, Padaraan
II3 C. T. Olaon
A201- Paul Wahlnae
311 C. N. Walla A ban
aa F. c. Wall
MILITARY AVE,
I4JO-H. II. Wkua
Hl-M llarla
Wl-a. Lavmakv
V, Warliald
J1JI F. O. Raauaaa
M Ptl A Roaaaaari
Mua A. Oltaa
Ml I law lira
47 Jrhu Navaaaii
11 tulaa
MlVSOlal AVE.
111 Hm Gaaal
iroo -Jaa t !(
uoiJ Imiiiom
HI Sk aliaiaa
Ohio at.
A
PACIIH. I.
IM. tr
PARK AVE.
1107 I. Coecnman A Son
1331 S. G. Hodaon
1337 1. Nawman
"Q" ST.
2721 Wm. Koufhold
2921 N, Johnaon
3221 Bin
3641 H. Vandaputta
3822 C. Volte
3902 Paralman Broa.
4901 1. Moron
5103 J. F. Vanderlaan
5504 C. F. Panflald
"R,p ST
2815-C. Glowchowaky
RAILROAD AVE.
1801 E. Nawvllla
6621 F. Broida
ST. MARY'S AVE.
ISOt Barnatain Broa.
1951 Starling Crocary
2S23 J. L. Thorn
SEVENTEENTH ST.
(North)
202 C. H. Malliun
623 J. Waiaa
SIXTEENTH ST.
(Noeth)
206 Wainataln-Craanbarf
716 H. Stainbarg
722 Mra. Talpnar
808 L. Rotanhlum
622 Be Hiva Grocery
1010 S. Novitaky
1602 J. Law la
1844 F, J. Nabity
2130 Mra. Clan Cohan
2422 C. Chrlatoflaraon
2423 H. Raubaa
2629 Wm. Rudlolf
2802 Roaanklatt A Son
3S06 D. J. Huihaa
3702 S. Stara
3724 C. M. Huataad
401 A O. B. Mummarl
4A2S M. E. Gauliae
5301 H. Wahlnae
SIXTEENTH ST.
(South)
102-IS Haydaa Bra.
XMt Chaia Star
laV Jacob Rila
arua J. C. Nord
S PR AGUE ST.
342J J. M. Blaam
2 to I J. Matiaa
TENr.4 ST. tSat
IAI4- H, R. MiMar
101 1 U H-
1011-J. Painaaa A .
Iua A. Millar
HOI A. G. Nuaarallaa
If Of R. t. Pailaa
la la Kulakaltky
IMI'Ju. Gaiala
JliO-a.ai.W A la.
THIR 1 1 IN tit (1.
Itnltl
J 4 -f baa. Ha
1444 ICaaal Giaaatv
llli-Wka4 laa
W. t, traaai
raal - I rod tlaaaaa
aravpii viaa
ail J. ptaaa
HM-I, 44
THIRTIETH ST.
(North)
401 W. H. Wlnina
2901 D. Tucktoiv
4502 M. H. Llpp
4504 Thoa J. Waita
4702 J. H. Kupplf
4904 J. Blatt
6823 M. Hopkina
7523 C. G. Craig v
7602 Mra. Sroka
8516 H. L. Hulfrii h
8607 M. K. Jtnasn
THIRTIETH ST.
(South)
3101 John Kudlaci
5224 A. Jacohun
5302 M. J. Simon
5520 L. London
THIRTY-FIRST ST.
(South)
017 J. FrlaMal
2619 Mra. W. Stenner
THIRTY-SECOND ST.
(South)
2404 L. Raduilner
3015 Wm. Tananbaum
4617 J. Paluaiak
6306 Paakur A Kllna
5401 J. Erca
5524 H. Traynovici
THIRTY-THIRD ST.
(North)
616 Frohm A Wohlntr
1623 Lag mrt u Bros.
1705 Ruaaall Son
1624 H. C. Nlrl.on A Son
THIRTY-THIRD ST.
(Soulh)
4623 R. Millar
5401 Wm. Uidawinia
5501 1.. Danauikl
THIRTY-FOURTH ST.
(North)
4f.02 J. E. Evan
THIRTY-SIXTH ST.
(North)
1418 S. G. Graanhouaa
THIRTY -SIXTH ST.
I South)
3314 H. Golf
8423 R. Taluk
5810 M. J. Bandala
TWENTIETH ST.
(North)
148 M. Hiatal
auoi N. Braaliky
TWENTIETH ST.
I Soulh I
JVW-H. Aaana
1TU4 Mahmar Bra,
jaua ArahrM.Hfami
4.W3 aa Saakalh
0I4 Havlik A r aha
Saaov A ila Rrrnaa
fwaNivumi ST.
(NarUI
40H Mf
tWfcT URST AVI.
iAaulkl
tik Hawaid luatara
a Aaaa laa
imiMt Miovn r
I.Aaoikl
1113 . 4. aiaalr
ol J. Paia
TWENTY-FOURTH ST.
(North)
402 Ro.nbe A Co.
1302 Baum A Keuban
1417 M. Rcinick
1502 S. Harmrl
1812 I'ramtr Broa. Groc.
1837 J. Eakalaon
2801 J. Barnatain
2502 Tuchman Broa.
2518 L. M. Neaaalaon
'J 111 4. Hlnll
oOOt Haath Broa.
3004 C. Frraman
3126 Edyuut A Sprllmon
3222 Kanny A Shafar
3821 Turner A Thayar
3908 Otto Pankratz
4024 Otborn. Nelon A
Vaughn
5218 F. A. Young
3224 Root A Porter
0720 Chaa. F. Kalley
5825 J. L. Reutar
6341 Mrs. W. Epatein
TWENTY-FOURTH ST.
(South)
702 McGlnnia A Moll
1002 L. C. Nielaon
1502 H. A. Taylor
3223 Sam Collck
3580 Chria Jenaan
3907 I. Tatalbaum
4304 A Paakach
4401 Roht. Hanni
4506 Paul Hanni
4522 F. G. Ettar
4624 F. I Bird
4820 Ripa A Ponac
4027 C. Nathan
8124 W. Fried
5140 F. Boaanek
5441 A. Newman
TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
(North)
1715 R. Baaaay
2002 S. Ftnkenatrin
TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
(South)
4-128 Kanta Broa.
I WENT Y-SEVENTrt ST.
(North)
.'102 A. J. Coldwara
TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.
(Southl
701 J. A. MD.,nieI
111.1111. I.reanlnira
3815 Mra. M. Connor
4.U4 Frad Wtlluha
4402 U. A. Kuhlk
4SI4 John Kawa
tUII farm A I a.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ST.
(Nardil
2206 One Hat Stara
1 WENT V-NINTH ST.
Itaulhl
J 133 J. B. (irahaas
2 ! J agurabi
2411 F. kudiac
t'NOEHWCMU AVE.
() i. I, ..d.lra
3iMl traaat Pullatt
VINTON ST.
IC't-li. SiUataMa
HOI-p. J, Jauraaa
laio A. t. Wlit
Iajo t Kara,
Jill IliSUiaf A fa
WIUIAM ST.
uni.ki .a
Ule 4. I Haaaiaaab
V III I I
4Kva-Aal luhraath
X" t
i4l . U Va
Eastern Nebraska
(Thia liat doe not ahow
the retailer aerved by our
Crate, Grand laland and
Sioux City planta. At leaat
one food retailer In prac
tically avery good town
handle Fairmont'! Better
Butter.) ,
BANCROFT
Frank Vogt
BENNINGTON
Hagedorn A Ohrt
CLARKSON
Chlaboun Broa.
COLUMBUS
H. RagaU Ca.
CRAIG
Miller A McDonald
ELI
Joa. Poller
ELK HORN
Otto Greggeraon
Chaa. Lau
GRETNA
H. J. Tangeman
HERMAN
Chaa. Gray A Gonard
HOWELLS
Veaely-Karel Co.
HUMPHREY
Dueamann Broa. A
Walters
Gahr A Cehr
IRVINGTON
Farmer U. Co-op, Attn.
K. I. Powell
MANLEY
R. Bergman
MEAD
Flodraan Broi.
MEMPHIS
Andoraon A Molitn
Geo. Baker '
NEBRASKA CITY
the. R. Fitchta
NEHAWKA
John Opp
OAKLAND
E. N. Edaulat
John Hageleedt
PAPH.LION
K. Hkauland
ri ATTSMOU1H
L B. Egeakargar
J. Mall A Sea
Jaa. Kpil
I arena Hraa.
RKHFIEI P
A W. H.ealllea
SCHOI I R
J laMa
I rank M. Hughe
J H. Otraaataky A San
Ikaa. Vak
Ol IM H.M
E. Muaaeaeaiee
Tl K AMAH
J M ireaell ( e
WIIPISU WAHR
JwbaaM lia.
UI POINT
Jaa Riaa
wusm
taata U. (ill Aiaaj
It paya lo intltt upon hAving
FAirmotl't BETTER BuUr--AnriA'a
I irtal bcau it
rally ia Ur for atrving at
II rrttalt, bttUr for cooking
ami bVin, btr for U
WutUr ua. TKtro ia no aub
atiluU for FAtrmont's BETTER
Butter, aa bo turo you gtt tKo
gtnuitvo in tho ntw ytllow
mAr4nthito carton, triple
taaUd tho crtAmrjr.
A pottal CArd requeat will
bring ou many intrtting !
valuabU "lUlpful Hint for
IUuaiva. Juat iltlraa
Dpt. B, Tho roirmcant Cream
cry Co,, OmaKa, Nt.
The Savings 'Which ionfs
Ootks Mepreseit Is Worth
westipfiM
Is there any good reason why you should spend more than is necessary
for your clothes? Just because you may be in the habit of buying else-
wlicrt' is no excuse for not at least investigating Komi's Clothes ami Kmitl's claims, To
come here ami look is a matter of only five or ten ininutes ami it may save you .fUMR).
We now number among our steady patrons tens of thousands of men and
nearly every one of these men had to "be shown" which wasn't hard to
do, because we have the merchandise and our methods are right.
A Good Suit
Deserves an Extra
Pair of Pants
or
and you can
get that extra
pair at Bond's
BR
6. i':ii'. i ii:lf vt'V lk
i i mm mm m
I 1k i
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ifiir$3o mWn $35 rrn
See Bond's New Fall Showing of
There isn't a single store in this city that can show you anything
approaching Bond's assortment of styles in two-pants suits. There isn't a
single store in this city that can equal Bond's two-pants suit values the ex
tra pair of pants, though it doubles the wear cost you only .$5.00.
t
Real New York Styles
One feature, about Bond's Clothes
that impresses you is Bond's Styles. Our
designers are authorities on men's styles.
They have made this a life, study. They
are specialists as are all of those who have
to do with the actual production of
liond's Clothes.
Bond's styles are always new, and
usually months ahead of the average
clothing dealers, because Bond's stocks
are changing daily, and whenever
a new style is created, we get it
at once.
a
Bond's Wonderful
Overcoats
"Wonderful" hardly describes the values these
coats represent. They are more than wonderful,
considering the price we sell them at, and the
quality you get. For economy's sake-look at
Bond's overcoats before you finally buy.
WELCOME
Visitors invited to make themselves "t home" in ItoiuPi store, while in the,
I'iiy, W will try ( make your ty in Omaha a iileasattt one, Cum tu IS.iml'a.
G&Urdina
"Toppm"
Tha ! vthr mat
- aspae latty piipuUi
for tall la tuiar
n4 ril fur tm
SrwilaKr irti't a
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1514 Famam St.
Tor Ak S ir Bf
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1 n il taj.
in .iir own
Urtury
Op a Saturday Till 9 T M.
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