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THE liKK: 0MAJ1A, Tl IOSDAY, NOVEMBER IP, 1012,
M SOCIAL JJERYICE BOARD
r!nnni?ttJnnir TlfrnmniMiil for Pas-
sage Ordinance Creating It j
BOARD TO HAVE FIVE MJSMJJfcJKS
V.mch Mniit (ilre Ilond nml Work
Wtthaat VT Ttro Mrmlirra to
Br Women To lie amert
bj- the CnmmlMlon.
Special II BUM ! II
Hy a unanimous vote yesterday tho
ity commission recommended the ordl
aneo creating a social service board for
passage. Several speakers Mrs. C. W.
Mayes. Sirs. Draper Smith. n.. J. W.
Rtrnson. Rabbi Frederick Cohn, John C
Wharton. John B. Hammond, Itev. II. J.
KIrsehsteln. Chanea A. Allen nnd Jamea
l Johnson were present to niako
speeches In favor of the ordinance, but
the council refused to hear their argu.
ncnts and proceeded at once to recom
mend thb ordinance for passage. It will
om,e up for final action one week from
Tuesday.
This ordlnanco creates a social service
board of five members, two of whom
shall be women, to be elected by the
council nnd to hold offlco during; the
terms of the commission that electa them
unless tho office of any member Is de
clared vacant by the commission. The
members are to serve- without pay. Kach
must glvt bond In tho sum of $1.0(0 for
the faithful performance of duty.
Twice each month the board must hold
a public meeting. Members who fall to
attend these meetings for two consecu
the times forfeit their membership.
Duties f the Hoard.
The duty of tho board shall be: "To
inspect and Investigate all places of pub
lic amusement nnd to take all necessary
steps to enforce any and all ordinances
uf the city and laws of the state of Ne
braska to prpvent the carrying on of any
amusement or entertainment whloh has
n tendency to Impair or destroy the good
morals of the community, or tho running
of any place of amusement where health,
comfort and safety of the patrons and
employes of such places ae not properly
protected. It shall Investigate and study
moral and social conditions lo all places
In the community, especially where young
persons are concorned, and shall consider
In connection therewith tho health, com
fort and well-being ot such persons."
It Is further ordered that tho board
shall render assistance to other organisa
tions working toward a similar end. The
members "must strive as far as possible
to prevent the publication of tho name
or offense of any Juvenile offender, or
any reference thereto In such a manner
that tho namo of the offonder will bo
come known to tho public."
Tho board must report to tho mayor
and council In writing "from tlmo to
time" with recommendations. Each mem
ber will upon demand be given free ac
cess to ny place, room or building
wherein public exhibition, amusement or
entertainment, Is being held. Eaoh mem
ber shall bo commissioned a special po
lice officer.
Special
Bar.
rains
rrom
the
Xrp
Stock
Every
This
Week
a.
Apparel fTj
rrom c7
Xarp sXf
ex
Btoc
In Bass- KUi
merit
Tuesday--in the Basement
1 . Wool Dress Skirts
Practical Styles for Fall and Winter
3p From the Hymai Karp New York Stock, S,
2V. Marie I n NpII I In Ta StM.IIII at M HU
SI
Hundreds of crood. servic'enldo muililv1
Arnaa nn1 w n 1 Ir i n ir SllriT4ii in nil mrrna
for women and missed, from our big I
TV niirilmon' lilnnlr. rnlnvu nnfl mivf uros ,
now stylo features; positively worth
$3, $4 nnd $5, at
Committees Planning
B'naiB'rith Affair
A meeting of tho committee on ar
rangements for the coming B'nnl B'rlth
celebration wan held In the office ot
Henry Monaky on Sunday morning I'Vom
the encouraging reorts of tho various
' subcommittees tho decided success of a
most interesting program was assured.
Chairman Charles Klgutter announced
Mint owing to greater facilities for hand
ling tho large crowd expected tho after
noon meeting for members of the three
lodges of Omaha and Council Htuffs
would be hold In tho regular hall of
Nebraska lodgo In tho Contentul block.
The arrangements for this special meet
ing woro left to a special oommltteo com
posed of tho president ot tho three lodges
Dr Philip Hhcr ot Nebraska lodge, 8.
J Leon of McKlnllcy lodge and Jacob
HJinon of Council Bluffs. Julius Rosen
fold announced that Interest In tho affair
In Council Uluffs was acute and that a
largo delegation intglit bo expected from
there. Deflnlto arrangements woro made
for the reception and entertainment of
tho visiting brethren. This is to cotnUt
of a committee which will arrange for
automobiles at the dopots, for a breakfast
at thu hotel and rides about tho city to
places ot Interest. A luncheon will be held
on Sunday at noon at the Lo7l hotol
nnd tho most prominent Jews ot the
thiYo cllfcs are expected to attend.
ill!
RRANDFIS STORH&I
All tho Women's
Silk Petticoats 1
Prom the Hyman Karp Stock
Made to Sell
Up To $4
ieli 0169
I)
St
A .splendid assortment of
silk and taffeta and messn
lino Petticoats, in .blacks
nnd nil desirable colors, in
cluding many ivening
II shades, extremely ( w o 1 1
i niaue, an sizes, nuutouo sell ml
at$2.50,$:J (VA m
and $4: liun- V
drcds in bnsc
lncnl, ot
Gifford to Testify
in Dynamite Oases
Ward C. Oltford, assistant commls
loner of the Commercial club, will be a
prominent witness In the dynamite, con
Ki.lracy case at Indianapolis November
!t, Ho has been served with summons
to appear In tho district court In that
city by United States Marshal Warner of
Omaha.
Ultford secured sotno Inside Information
about, dynamltlnsa. in Kanras City while
a reporter for the Kansas City J'ost. lie
lecured Interviews from tho' business
agent ot the Structural Iron Workers
union of Kansas City, and s6nto ot tho
men who later have been found directly
Implicated In placing bombs throughout
the country,, before tho men had been
advli-ed" by their attorneys. Hli tes-
timcny may bo used, he says, to connect
the actions of the men on trial with
orders from the "higher up."
Gifford has a book of clippings he wrote
on Kansas City dynamite cases, together
with the outcome ot investigations made
by hlrmelf and the federal authorities.
Ho will take the book with htm to In
d'anapolls.
NO INCREASE IN SALOONS
Commiisioner Eyder Says No New
Licenses will Be Issued.
COMMISSIONERS BACK HIM UP
City Con no 1 1 Han Agrrrd that the
, I'redVnt -10 KnlootiB Are Unmitfli
'Vor Umahn Many He
iinoata llrfusril.
POUCF.SEEK POISONER
OF DOGS AND CHICKENS
CW-t of Police Dunn has thrown out u
dragnet In the hope o apprehending the
Iolsoner of at least hair a uozen valuable
dogs within the last few weeks. The
tatest case of such poisoning was reported
to the chief when U. A. Hlgglns declared
ti f2X Airedale had been poisoned at
Vortleth and Davenport streets. Defec
tive Jim Donahue Is heading the Invqatl
gtlon. Chief Dunn says not only pfdl
grfod dogs but many fine chickens have
been poisoned recently.
PETERSON'S HOUSE ROBBED
WHILE FAMILY WORSHIPS
While member of fieo f9i-son'f
family were attending church Sunday
urglarn entered their home nt 1HS North
"Wtnjy-flfth street. They got away with
II' In cah a watch valued at 111
Kntrance was gained by removing
Storm window
Thcro will be no Increase next year In
the number of suloons In tho city, as the
commissioners are unanimous In oppos
ing tho granting ot new - licenses. Nu
merous applications for licenses have
been received by l'ollco Commissioner
rtydcr, to whom they were referred by
tuo other commissioners, and tho ttamn'
answer haa been mado to nil applicants.
"Itequcsts hnvo been made for licenses
to operate saloons at Nineteenth and
Harney, In 'auto row, on Nocth Twenty-
fourth street and on Vinton street," said
Mr. Ilyder, "and In ono Instance I recall
the uppllcont secured nn option on prop
erty, which option ho lost. It Is. only
fair to us to stato that tho number of
saloons will not be Increased uo'xt'year."
There arp now S0 saloons In Omuhu.
The commission hus been requested for
Permits to. .transfer locations, and these
transfers aro being granted when there
Is no objection to the new location.
'Thcro Is no Issue as to whether wo
-will Increase-the number of saloons or
not, "said Mayor Dahlman,. "for wo have
agreed thaf no new lcvni'es will be
granted, and nil the commissioners will
stand by the agreement."
JAPANESE TEA MERCHANT
SAYS CROP IS BOUNTIFUL
.'. John Kamaro, tea merchant and recog
nised head of tho tea trust ot Japan,
with offices In Toklo, was a west bound
Vassenger on Northwestern-Union Pa
cific No. 1, enroute home from New
Vurk. where ho sold 1,000,000 acres ot this
ypar's crop ot tea to brokers.
Mr, Kamuro says the tea crop of Japan
this year Is the best In tho history of
the country, but that, nevertheless, pres
ent prices will bo maintained. He do
scribes Japan as having almost entirely
recovered from the effects of tho -war
with Hutmla a few years ago, much ot the
debt having been paid oft und the coun
try enjoying an era ot great prosperity.
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.INMATES OF DISORDERLY
PLACES ARE GIVEN FINES
Thq thirty Inmates arrested In the raid
upon Wcks A Moore's place Saturdiy
night were fined JS and costs each by
Police Magistrate. Foster, Al Wick, was
classed as bii Inmate and drew u $5 fine.
James Wells was fined 2 and costs tor
conducting a disorderly house at S16 North
Fourteenth street. Charles Ulg'.ug, ar
rested as proprietor of a crap game that
was raided by the iwllce Hunday, wus
fined IIS and coats
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No Excuse
For Bunions
Bunions aro caused by
ill-fitting shoes nnd re
lief from bunions can
only bo had through
shoes, built to fit the
foot properly.
Anti-Bunion
Shoes
from Drexel's will ro
liovo any man or woman
suffering from bunions.
They aro constructed
two sizes' wider in tho
solo nnd ono sizo Btnnller
in the instep, lotting the
foot rest wholly on tho
solo as it should." Get-a
pair today.
$4.50 J
I DREXEL I
1419 Farnam.
mi
:Uf
l OHMHHIiV TIIK UriNNFrrr CO.
PRUDENT SHOPPERS WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE
OP THESE UNUSUAL OFFERINGS
FOR TUESDAY
Another Great Purchase of
SAMPLE NECKWEAR
200 DOZEN SAMPLE PIECES OF
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Another purchnso of tho entire Barnple line of
women's neckwear, bought direct from a well
known Jobbqr, at a fraction of their real worth.
Goat Sets, Jabots, Stock Collars, Sailor
Collars, Lace Collars.
In silks, lacen, cmbroldorlea, lawns and batiste.
White and colors. Evory plcco is In first class
condition Choice Tuesdny
TUESDAY GREAT VEILING SPECIAL
Beautiful mesh face veilings, full width, every
wanted color, chenille dots, ninny designs,
values to 35c, Tuesday, per yard
15c
i
15c
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR TUESDAY IN
MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR .
Women's 35c and 50c Cotton. Vests and
pants, Tuesday special 23c
Women's and Children's Union Suits,
white cotton, fleece lined, exceptional
value Tuesday, per garment 39c
Women's $1.25 and $1.50 White or Natural
wool vests and pnnts, Tuesday ' special,
per garment .T.98c
Women's $2 and $2.25 White or Natural
part wool union suits, Tuesday -special,
per garment $1.69
Women's 50c Out-size Black Cotton Hose,
regular make, split soles, Tuesdny special,
per pair 35c
Men's 25c and 35c Cotton, Lisle and Silk
Hose, Tuesdny special, per pair. ...17c
Men's 12Uc Black and Colored Seamless
Hose, Tuesday special per pair 8c
Men's Plain and Ribbed Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts
and drawers, Tuesday special, per garment 45c
Men's $1.25 and $1.75 Sample Wool Shirts and Draw-.
ors, Tuesday special, per pair! 69c
Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Cotton Union Suits; Tues
day special, nt $1.00
DEMONSTRATION AND SALE OF
Caloric Fireless Cooker
ALL THIS WEEK Basement.
It does not tnko an expert to savo
two hours of kitchen drudgery every
day and. at the same time save 40 per
cent of your fuel .bills. You can do it
with aCalorlc Firoleas Coookcr.
At, this Demonstration Wo Will Iloast
nurt llhke, as Well ns Steam, Stew
mill Itoll Cook All Foods Prom
Their Ituw State.
ujnovo r burns, it never
falls. And thq longer you
delay "trying out" a Caloric,
tho more you loso. It pays
for ItHelf in what it saves.
Don't fall to attend the
demonstration.
One Sure Way to Overcome the High Cost of Living
BUY ALL YOUR GROCERIES FROM OUR
Great Pure Food Grocery Dept.
BASKMKNT 1
Capitol Flour, 48-lb. suck,
TUESDAY'S
COMBINATION OFFER
4 lbs. granulated
sugar lOo
2 lbs. fancy Japan
Klco UOc
1 can Calumet Uakiug
powder 10c
1 can Capitol Corn.... 10c
1 packago Diamond
Crystal Salt lOc
1 bottle Capitol Ex
tracts ; , 18o
Special Price 78 d
for $1.20
20 lbs. granulntcd sugar,
for 1.00
10 bnrs Beat 'Em All soaj),
for 25c
Snider's Catsup, pt, 20c
Seeded Raisins, pnek-
ages for ; 25c
Capitol Coffeo, lb.. . .28c
48c ass'd Tens, lb. . .38c
Tuesday a Day of Wonderful
Bargain Opportunities for you
Wednesday
Women's
and
Children's
Coats.
Wednesday
Women's
and
Children's
Coats.
Manufactiirtrs' Stock Sale Dress Skirts, Under
skirts, Kinoms and Dressing Sacques
Over 1,000 Handsome Dross Skirts
All newest stylos and most wanted weaves und colorings of
plnin nnd fancy wool fabrics, made to sell up to $i6.00
divided into three big lots,
nt
$1.95-$3.95-$5.00
$2.00 and $2.50 Crepe and
Flannelette Kimonos Tn
all colors, at, choice.. 95c
Long Silk, Kimonos $5.00
and $6.50 values. . .2.95
Women's Silk Underskirts
To $4.00 values, in taffe
tas and messalines, all col
ors, both, plain 4 . CQ
nnd fancies, choicer wSI
300 Dozen Percale House,T)resses $1.00 to $2.75 values
in all colors and sizes; on sale at,
choice
Dressing Sacques In per
cales and flannelettes, all
colors, to 75c values.. 25.C
.vvlTUvu f 111 v
Dressing Sacques Mado to
sell up to $2.50, till at one
price, clfoice 95c
Outing Flannel Gowns and Pyjamas
Vnlucs You Will Not Find Duplicated at These Prices
in Any Other Store in the Country;
Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's $1.00 and $1.50 Out
ing Flannel Gowns; heavy
qunlity, cut long nnd full;
on sale at. .49(5 and 69c
Men's and Women's Outing
Flannel Gowns and Py
jamas; mado to sell up to
$3.00, all sizes and colors,
at $1.45 nnd 98c
Your Choice of All Our Beautiful Trimmed and Tailored
Hats Tuesday in 6 Big Groups
$10
$7.50
Trimmed Hats, worth
to $22.50; nt, choice. .
Trimmed Hats, worth
to $18.00; at, choice. .
Trimmed Hats, worth
to $12.50; at, r nr
choice .QUiUU
Trimmed Hats, Vorth
to $8.50; at, QP
choice. jDdiUd
Trimmed Hats, worth
to $6.50; nt,
choice
-in one
82,50
$1,00
All Trimmed Hats that sold at $3.50
big,group Tuesdaj-, choice
Prices in nearly every instance muchless..thnn half price;
in ninny enses oven less than aotunl cost p materials
Wash Goods Specials
Shirting Madras, complete as
sortment ot patterns, 2 ina.
wide. Imported French Per
cales, In fancy stripes, worth
up to 50c a yard, Tuesday at,
yard.. 15 18d 25 35r
Scotch ami Kronen Gingham?, 32
Iiu'Iich wide 35o
Galatea Cloth, the most complete
line ever shown at, yard . ...16o
Flannelette, single and double
fold In pretty t'erslan designs.
all at one price, per yard .12)40.
Tuesday's Linen Specials
P.uro Linen .double faced Satin
Damask, $1.50 rallies, nt, a
yard r S1.00
Dow bleached, full 72-inch
double Damask, $2.00 values,
Per yard S1.50
Pure linen h cm m o d Huek
Towels, o9c values, ca. 25
Heavy weight herara,cd twisted
thread Turkish Towels, 29c
values, each 1J)i
Tuesday's Specials in Domestic Room
Genuine .Serpentine
Crepe, long lengths,
all tho best colors
and pattern, 18c val
ues "Ho
Amoskeag Outing
Flannels, good pat
terns, 12Ho values,
for lOo
rercales, light and
dark colors. 36 Ins.
wide, 12Ho values,
for 7H
36-ln. wide Unbleach
ed Muslin, To VAl. So
60-In. Mercerised Ta
ble Uaiuask, 60c val
ued, for 39o
Leghorn 36-ln. Hleaeli
ed Muslin, 10c val
ues, for ....... ,7c
Flannelettes, good vat
terns, lOo values
for 7V4o
Hllkollnes. 36 Inches
wide, 15c values 10c
Kmbroldere'd Baby
Flannels, 59c values,
for COo
Simpson's Prints, till
cojors,. 6,ic valuos,
ofr S4o
Cotton Scotch 1'lnlils
for C h 1 1 d r f n's
Dresses; ISc values,
for Mtto
ltobe Land Fleece for
Kimonos and Hath
HobcH, 20c values,
for . .23Ho
Company Formed to '
Make Lodge Supplies
John T. Yntcs. A. Fruser and R
Fay Hogera of the Woodmen of the
Wprld. und Frank Johluon have formed
and Incorporated u company for tho
manufacture of lodge supplies. The com
pany will start with a capltul of !0,0u0
an increase as tho growth or manufac
turing ntCDsaltatea larger factory emlp
inent. The now company will make
badges, emblems, buttons and all manner
et .lodge supplies. ( .
John T. YatM..ls. president of the cor
poration, W. A.' Fraser vice pretldent
nnd E. Fay llogers secretary and treas
urer. Tho company Is Incorporated for
ten yeurs.
Big Special Flour Sale
Women's Suits, Coats, Furs at Wonderful Values
Go on Sale Thursday. Watch for Opening Announcement.
in HUSiSI
1609 Farnam Street.
OR. BRADBURY, O ENT IS T
1 iiHiuttc Wrecka HulldluRa
nit completely us coughs und colds wreck
lungs. Cure them quick 'with Dr. King a
New Dlscovriy. Wo und tl For sale by
Ueutun Drug Co. - Advertisement,
l&OO Farnam St.
Kxtractlng '25c Up
fc'llllnes SOc Up
Crowns $2.50 Up
Hridgcivork . . 52.50 Up
l'latc $2.00 Up
SO Yaara Baaia Off lea.
"vJ IV V W W f
Phono Doug. 17B0.
MIssIiir Teeth supplied
without Plate or llrlilge.
ivnrk. Nerves rcmovei)
tvithuut pain. Work euar
atitecil ten years.
Svry housewife In Omaha should try
a sck of our ramous plamona K
riour. made from the best Ueted
whtat. and ntlu finest brsad. plej
or caies. Every jack is yuaranteed
to give perfect sallsfaotloa or money
refunded. Tuesday. 48-lb. sack 31.18
ao Oranulated Bugar . .1.00
10 bars Heat 'Em All. Diamond Cor
lo'lbs besP White' oV Yeiio'wborn
meal, at o ,"17Ji
4 cans Funcy Hweet Sugar Corn 35o
2-lb. cans fancy Wax. String. Green
or Lima Beans ...;.7Ho
The best domestic Macaroni. Vermi
celli or Spaghetti ...... ...... JHc
onn inncv Table. Apricots or
peaches
.150
o . nil nr MiiHtarti aaraines. .noo
8 cakes Slllco Scouring Soap 35o
Lu Lu, It beats the Dutch, per can Bo
hrly June Peas, 2-lb. cans lOo
Fancy Missouri packed Tomatoes.
per can J2C
Orape Nuts, package .10o
Ureakfat Corn Flakes, pkg 8V4
The best bulk Peanut Butter. Ib.iano
Dried rrnlts or Sauce, Pits or Cake
Cleaned Currants, lb
3 Crown Cat. Italslns, per lb . . .JWo
Choice California Prunes; lh,....7Ho
Fancy California Nectarines, lb laKo
Fancy California Bartlett Pears, per
pound ........ ........ . 15c
Fancy California Cooking Figs, per
pound ... fKo
Fancy California Seedless Raisins.
per pound, at . . . 7Ho
THE. OMAHA DAILY, EVENING AND SUNDAY BEE.
The Best Advertising Mediums iu Their Territory.
Fancy .California Seeded italslns
package
Fancy Baltimore
berries, lb, .... .
. ...... ....
Evaporated
.7Ho
Hasp
. aso
Loiubn or Orange Peol, the best.
per pou nn a0c
Fancy Citron Peel, lb "a5o
Butter Advanced 1c Again This Week
Kat butterlno und help us fight tho
butter trust.
2-lb. rolls good Butter 350
OooU Table Butterlno, for family use,
lb , 17Ho
Fancy Table Butterlne. equal to
creamery butter, per lb 35o
Better, more wholepome ami profit
able than lots of Creamery Butter.
The Oreateit Vegetable Market
J.n the West.
Fancy Grceplijg Cocking Apples. pr
x.peck,, 120 a"d Mo
New Potatoes, per peck, 15 lbs,..16o
Jersey Kweet Potatoes, lb auo
Iju-ge Head Lettuce, per head ..7Wq
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips or
llutabugap, per lb ..lUo
2 heads Leaf Lettuce Jo
2 bunches fresh Hothouse Hadlahes Bo
tancy Denver Cauliflower, lb ...lOo
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb..8Vio
2 lafge Soup Bunches loo
.4 bunches fresh Parsley . 6o
Large bunehnii ijniaio..a uuit.
niiMium
for 7
Large bunches Louisiana Radishes So
6 bunches home grown Onions :...Bo
L8tSIkl!,.fr,!S Gelery tor ; Bo
Fwicr Ulpa -Tomatoes, per lb..!.7Uo
tncyllothojfse Cucumbers, each lOo
Faneyape cfod Cranberries, qt? 7it2
Large Qrape IVult, each . . l
Nw Fard Dates, per lb.... i
New Ifallowern Dates, per lb'! "loo
J.ew .-Crown Imported Figs, lb aao
New California Figs. 12-ps pkguS
it
Pays
Kraut, per lb lo
Trv Havden'.Q Pit it
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