heeler Charges L Oil Men , 1 Revolt in Mexico itnesses Subpoenaed From Duthwest Expected to Re veal Conspiracy With Do* heny at Bottom. Vashlngton, March S.—Witnesses poenaed from the southwest by i senate committee Investigating orney General Daugherty will be ;i d about the alleged activities of lerican oil interests in promoting * present Mexican revolution. -Senator Wheeler, democrat, Mon i i, said today ho expected to prove t former Secretary Fall and the heny and Sinclair oil Interests par puttd in a conspiracy to further ■ revolt. The witnesses will be asked, Sena Wheeler said, whether these In rests participated in violations of ■nerlcan neutrality J>y the shipment arms and ammunition across the rder. He declared former Department of .Mice agents would testify that they re ordered from Washington to op the work of breaking up gun ■ nnlng across the border. 'We expect to prove," said Senator Vheeler, "that the violations of neu i ility In the furnishing of arme and nmunltlons to the revolutionists was i >ne in pursuance of an agreement 11 tween some of the revolutionary ' aders and the oil Interests in the 1 nlted States.” A leak In Texas on the names of the witnesses subpoenaed Is being in \ stignted by the committee. Senator Wheeler said that undoubtedly the c mmlttee's hand had been tipped through disclosure of Information re garding subpoenas which went through the office of United States Marshal I). A. Walker at San An tonio. A subpoena probably will he Issued today for Gaston R. Means, former Hepartment of Justice operative, In dieted in New York yesterday on a . barge of conspiracy to bribe the at torney general nnd others. lostonian Looks for “Soulmate” awyer Willing to Pay Large Sum to Widowers’ Club. Elyria, O., March 8.—An offer of a uge sum of money from a staid Bos ‘ in lawyer has been made the presi dent of Ohio’s most novel organiza ' 'ion, the Widow and Widowers’ club, f she will find for him a soulmate with whom he can spend the balance if his life. The letter was received here re -ently by Mrs. It. E. Stull, founder of rhe elub, which has a large voluntary uembership. The attorney states In his letter that money Is secondary with him, and the woman he seeks is his wife must not only he refined, but must be able to assume control f a palatial home, which the bache or now occupies in Boston. In contrast to this letter Is one re ceived by Mrs. Stull from a lonesome bachelor in Alaska. This man would have a mate who loves the outdoors and the "great open spaces." He promises her, his letter states, scenery more beautiful than that painted by the greatest artists and excitement more enjoyable than the bright lights jf Gotham’s gay Broadway. The club's founder apd president lias made this work her hobby and answers all her mail personally. She never promises her correspondents she will find them mates, but does agree to try to do so. She has received ns many ns 800 letters from all parts of the coun try In one" month. She weeds out the frivolous and answers the others; for, she says, "If.I can make two pen pie happy, then I have done a great good.” British Living Costs Molin' l»nilon, March 8.—The high cost of living problem la still on the tapi In England. The Ministry of I.abor Oazette -,n nounces that the average level of re tail prices of commodities, Includ lng fuel, food, rent r.nd clothing. Is still 77 per cent abov^ that of 191-t and has Increased 2 per cent In lh> last month. Food prices alone have Increase.' S per cent In the Inst month. A distinct upward trend in living costs Is shown by ministry of la bo statistics, the upward movement starting In June and progressing rap Idly throughout the autumn months Texas Starts Roundup of Its Quack Doctors Internetlonnl News Sendee. Austin, Tex., March S.—Falling In line with the ‘'swat-the-quack" move ment Introduced . In severnl nth") states, Including New York, Missouri and Connecticut, Texas Inaugurated Its official drive on fake doctors Jan uary 1. Sufficient time has been allowed for many of the quacks to flee from the state, with the promise of rigid prose cutlon for those who remain. The State Medical association will sponsor the anti quack campaign. Power Company Rids Wires of Sleet liy Cliarpiiiff Ily A *••»►<• lutetl Bloomsburg, J’a., March 8.—A new means of ridding electric power wires of accumulations of sleet and snow has been tried out successfully by a power company operating In this sec tion. A scheme of charging the wires anil making them hot enough to melt lbs Ice and annw was worked out. mil whenever the sleet forms on the wires n message Is broadcast from the headquarters of the eompany to all managers of substations, telling them to charge the wires. Barilo equipment has been Installed In nil the substations so that the company can get all stations at once. « Leader in Horseshoe Pitching Contest Putt Moss man of Eldora, la., 17, youngest entrant In world’* hor*eshoe pitching contest, four-day meet njt Lakeworth, Fla., who, with eight straight matches to hi* credit, leads the field here. Sweden Seeks Slash in Cost of Its Army By Aaiociiiteri Pr«». Stockholm, March 8.—Swedish poll ticiane arc busily engaged In the solu tlon of the problem of national de fense, which is the weightiest before the country. The problem has as sumed such importance that political leaders have been touring the country speaking on the subject, and expound ing their various methods for reduc ing the cost without reducing the safety of the national defense. The socialist and liberal parties ad voeate curtailing the period of train ing. the socialists asking a reduction from 2S0 to 150 days, and the liberals to 200 days. The cabinet recently decided upon a new uniform for the army of an olive drab color, in the place of the present gray, and cut somewhat after the American army uniform. A hel met for field use of the Franco-Brit Ish type will be substituted for the Boer hat. ADVERTISEMENT. END RHEUMATISM WITH BUHLER OIL When rhumatic suffering seems un bearable try Buhler Oil and you will find quick relief. Within a few min utes after you apply this new German discovery you feel remarkable relief from pain. It penetrates, helps neu tralize the pains that come with rhtu matism and the torture Is quickly re lieved. Buhler Oil Is a new discovery of German science which has given to the world many remarkable remedies for relief of pain and may be had at any drug store. Get a bottle today. You can have quick relief If you suf fer from rheumatism. lumbago neuritis or neuralgia. Be sure and get the genuine with the rf^ seal and the written money-back guarantee at taehed to every bottle. On sale at Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Beaton Drug Co., Merritt Drug Co., Barney Dugan Drug Co., Cnitt Dockeal Drug Co., Pope Drug Co., Haines Drug Co. \ — MiCl M CINTI Kl-MOIDS TMM nMUiMMVU INDIGESTION Hmomm, Om •» !>»*»• m *k ifca Jiooaock. liaa/iUr». Sow Siowwk fraaifc •* •U*r tf ia«ti|> ^"Zoorr m — vrw« w4»im — wan a «wt day in our Bedroom Furniture Department, and this Bedroom Suite is a good example of values you may expect. If you have priced period Bedroom I Furniture you will appreciate what it means to secure a suite like the above for $89.50. (THE DESIGN is of the Tudor period and is ' simple, dignified and graceful, reflecting I* excellent taste. The FIVE pieces—bow foot Bed, Chiffonier, Dresser and Dressing Table with Eench—have turned legs and • a neat decoration on front. THE CONSTRUCTION is such as to assure long service. The suite is not genuine wal nut or walnut veneer, but selected gum wood finished to look like walnut. Mir rors are French plate, drawers are roomy, and have metal handles. I With price so low and terms so convenient (just $5.00 Down, then $5.00 monthly) any home lover can share in the saving. 00 Monthly Goods Sold Out of Town On easy terms—write for information. Within a radius of BO miles of Omaha we de liver purchases of $100 or over to your door where possible. We Give GREEN STAMPS On all purchaaes, a few trade-mark linea only excepted. Stamp Redemption Station— Fourth Floor. Prize Beauty Show and Dance Wednesday night at Empress Rustic Garden. If you wish to enter, please bring your photograph to the store. Tickets can be secured by calling at the store. Rugs Reduced Seamless Velvet Rugs, new patterns in 6x9 sizes are— $16.50 ! i Long Wearing Axmin [ ster Rugs, 8-3 x 10-6 sizes, in good patterns, $36.50 ' Axminster Rugs, 7-6x9 sizes, in artistic designs, for— $24.75 Rich Seamless Velvet Rugs with linen fringe in 9xl2-foot size at $42.50 “Lloyd” Baby Carriages These “nationally advertised” carri ages are unusually comfortable an.. i~.e styles are more at tractive than ever. A wide range of model', as low as— $22.50 Monday Only, $1.50 Clothes Hampers Woven, splint hampers with decorated front and hinged lid—no phone orders. DaverpQ-i End Tables or Console Tables in brnutiful mahogany finish with grace fully turned legs, in the . $3.75 Comfortable Rocker with wing sides, spring seat and back covered in brown imi tation leather $15.75 Again Monday the Demonstration Sale FLORENCE Oil Stoves and Ranges 10-Piece Aluminum Set FREE More Heat This week with each nationally adver tised “Florence” Oil Cook Stove, a 10 pc. set Aluminuniware included free. This Demonstration is held to acquaint you vith an economical way of cooking, for the "Florence” burns kerosene, the cheapest fuel. There are no smoky, smelling wicks and when miming, air is mix” I with the kerosene, creating an intensely hot, gas-like cooking flame close up under your cooking or baking which is easy to regulate. Down Delivers a “FLORENCE” Oil Cook Stove This Week Free! Dainty Luncheon Hot biscuits nuil delicious ADV'O Coffee served to \i it em. No purchase necessary. Sweet Tooth Flour and 2 !l> ran of “Snowdrift" Given Away Km i y day a l> if '.' I II*. *n< k of flour ami ran of "Snowdrift" vrgetalilo •diortoninfc. A*k about it. F ree , Radio Outfit A guaranteed outfit, com prising a genuine “Nickel ette” crystal receiving set, equipped with Scientific Head l’hones, complete with 100 feet of copper aerial wire, 50 feet of covered ground wire, insulators and lightning arrester given free with this Phonograph Trad* in Your Upright Phonograph $ J Down Here is an ideal combination n Radio Outfit and a Con sole l’honoeraph to brinp you any kind of music. The Console is finished in mahofjnny, plays any make of record with life-like fidel ity and ran be used as a I i hrary Table when not in use. The combined outfit is an exceptional value at *89M Exchange Dept. If you have any used pieces of furniture yon are tired of, our Kv chanjfe Department will t it It t* in your old furni ture at a fair value on nny new rui*s or furni ture you may select. fc, _ _ ION . I] OUTFITTING W COMPANY " S. E. con. 1611! A JACKSON STS Why wait till later when you can wear and enjoy the beauty of new spring clothes now. Instead of paying all cash or paying in thirty days, our Special Charge Account Plan permits you to pay only a moderate amount at the time of purchase and the balance a little at a time as convenient. Recent arrivals have an alluring subtleness which will de light those who wish to express their personality in ex clusiveness and originality. A really unusual collection of spring styles in all the favored materials and colors are to be had at— $1275 $ 1750 $2250 Spring Coats Spring styles AKE becoming tai lored from rich bolivia*. polo cloths, comeline, etc., and mod erately priced Sf A 75 at . A » UP Spring Suits I Good looking, mannish tailored models in serges, twill cords, ?port fabric?, etc. !?OQ50 Moderately priced at.. “*'L'P i We Sell Out of Town on Easy Terms No Charge for Alterations We Give S. & H. Stamps With Clothing Purchases. _ I New Spring Footwear Attractive Colonial and other new effects in colored suedes, satins, tan, black and patent leathers; ranpe in price from Buy on Credit True Blue Sergej Suits j Monday at I s Men who are seeking unusual I value will be delighted with I this offering. • The suits are carefully tni- I lored from a neat, fine weave, f 1 1-ounce, true blue, all-wool Z Metcalf serge in a medium I weight you can wear the year 1 round. i Regular Wear-Proof Boys’ Suits tlood-lookinjr stylo* tailored j from fabrics that will stand the hardest kind of wear many with TWO jars of pants. j