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TII10 BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2(i, 1913.
OCIBTY?M
By MELLIFI01A.
Tuesday, March 25, 1913.
JT- HERE Is no society In Omnha right now, and there will not he any
I In the sense of social festivities and entertainment for some little
I time to come. Plans for the future, as might naturally bo ex
peeted, have been knocked Into a cocked hat by the storm havoc,
and the social calondar is wiped clear of all dates except those that aro
absolutely fixed and cannot be changed.
The arrival of the tornado Sunday evening at 6 o'clock developed a
peculiar fact about Omaha society that explains how so many people were
cahght In other people's houses. Sunday Is a great calling dBy In Omaha,
and 8unday evenjjig tea 6r supper one of the happy occasions for bringing
friends together. In sonlo caBea It Is the regular time for tho reunion of
families or close social sets getting together at one house this week and
at another the next.
The storm havoc also developed another thing the fact that nearly
everybody cornea from somewhere else where friends and relatives keep
up an anxious Interest, and would not bo satisfied until they had direct
news as to their safety. Folks everywhere have been hearing from people
making Inquiry who, In many cases-would never be expected to go to the
trouble to ask, nnd this Is one of tho consoling features of tho sad mo
ments.
Children Love
Syrup of Figs
Sweetens Their Stomachs and
Cleans the Liver nnd AVasto
Clogged Bowels Without
Griping
Stm. Wilson Low. wlio wu ntlsntly
bruised when their house waa demolished,
is at the home of Mrs. C. W. Turner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner saw tho low resi
dence toppling nnd Mr. TUrncr assisted
In netting Mr. nnd Mrs. Iow from the
ruins. They were only slightly urulued.
Mrs. K. W. Dixon and four children ate
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. T. J.
O'Brien. Mr. and Mr. O'Brien motored
past the Dixon home shortly after the
tolnado and took Mrs. DIXon nnd the
children to their home.
Miss Hilda Hammer and Mr. nnd Mr.
Harold IYItchctt nro at the home of
Mr. and Mn. John U Kennedy In Fair
acres. Mlsa Hammer Is slightly bruised.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs A. I'lckons nrc at
tho home of Mrs. Hen Gallagher and both
are. getting alone nicely. They wtte
bruised nnd badly shaken when ' thf..
home was itruck by the tornado. Miss
Elizabeth Pickens Is at. the home of Miss
Ghtflya Peters. Although she was riot
Injured, Miss Pickens Is suffering from
tho nervous shock. ,
Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Pctors return!
homo this morning from Kxcclslor
Springs, Mo. Their son met tHem In
Karisa City to Inform thent'of the safety
of tho rest of the family. Miss Mary
BUrkley Is the guest of Mlsa Daphne
Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. McMillan Harding are
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M
Harding. One wall of their homo Was
blown out, but the contents. ot the room,
which Includes mnny handsome wedding
gifts, were not even disturbed.
Mrs. M. A. Hall and family are with
Sirs. W. J. Connell.
Miss Hose Coffnian goes today to stay
with Miss Margaret Ilruce, .Mrs. Coff.
man )s at the Nicholas Bonn hospital
suffering with fractured arm.
Tir. and Mrs. Hofton Millard and chil
dren are at the home of Mrs. Millard's
parents, Mr. and" Mrs. Nathan Merrlatn.
Jir. nnd Mrs. 11!. J. McVahn and family
are staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. l.
Yetter. Mr. aWd. Mrs. N. X dUckert are
Hi the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearce
and will probably take the .apartpiepts
of Mr. P. W. Leorihardt at the Colonial.
Mr. and Mrs. O. McOllton have taken
the house on west Harney street recently
vacated by Mr, and Mrs. Philip Schwa ru.
Woodmen Circle Ball Posptoned.
The ball to be given by Manchester
guards of the Woodmen circle on Wednes
day evening. March 26, at Metropolitan
has been postponed Indefinitely out of
respect for members who hnvc suffered
affliction In the recent tornado.
South Side Progressive Club.
The South 8ldn Progressive ilub will
entertain at cards Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at their hall nt Thirteenth
and Castellar streets. The hostesses will
be Mrs. C. K, Aiken. Mrs. W. W, Blse
and Mrs. Mary Gentleman.
At-Home Postponed.
Mrs, Carl V. Hartmann of Fort Omaha
has postponed her Tuesday afternoon at
home until later owing to many of her
friends being nmong those who arc suf
fering from the tornado. '
Et-A-Virp Dance Postponed.
The dancing pnrty which the Et-A-VIrp
clllh had expected to give this evening at
Chambers' Is postponed until April 4.
Mu Sigma Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the Mu Sigma which
wns to have been held Wednesday morn
ing at the home ot Mrs. E. W, Gunther
has been postponed.
la Salle Club Party.
Members of La Salle club held nn In
formal party Inst evening nt Chambers'
academy. About fifty were present and
the entertainment committee Included J.
J. Mulvlhlll, George F. llushman and J.
Harry Murphy,
Bridge Party Cancelled.
The bridge party which Miss Esther
Uyrno had planned to give this ccnlnjr
for her guest, Miss Dalllargcon nt Scat
tie, wUl not bo given owing to tho lllncsj
ot Mr, and Mrs, George It. Hammer.
The tleueflt IJrldgc pnrty planned for
Thursady afternoon nt Jacobs' Hall for
the benefit of the Child Saving Institute
Is postponed Indefinitely.
Dancing Party Cancelled.
The Indies' Auxiliary to Urnllurhooa
of Hallway Trainmen, which lvad planned
a dancing party nt the Hotel ito:ne tor
Every mother Immediately realties
after giving her cnlld delicious Syrup of
Figs that this Is tho Ideal laxative and
physic for the children. Nothing else
regulates the little one's stomach, liver
and SO feet of tondcr bowels so prompt
ly, besides tliey dearly love Its delightful
fig taste.
If your child Isn't feeling well; rest
ing nicely, eating regularly and acting
naturally It Is a sure sign that Its little
Insldes need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing at once.
acta sour, breath bad or your little one
has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat,
full of cold, tonguo coated; give a tea
spoonful of Syrup ot Figs and In a few
hours all tho ioul. constipated, clogged
up waste, undigested food and sour bile
will gently move on or.d out ol Its little
bowels without nau-a, gilplng or weak
ness, and you will surely have a well,
happy and smiling cnlld again shortly.
With tiyrup ot tigs you are not drug
ging your cnlldren, being composed en-
tlruly of luscious figs, senna and aro-
matlcs, it cunuot be harmful.
Mothers should always keep Syrup of
Klgs handy. It is the only stomach, liver
und bowel cleanser and regulator needed
a llttlo given today will save a sick
child tomorrow,
Full directions for children of all ages
and grown-ups plainly printed on tho
paclcuge.
Ask your druggist for tho full namo,
'Syrup of Figs and Elixir ot Senna."
prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co.
This Is the delicious tasting, genulno old
reliable. Ttcfuse anything else offered,
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Tornado Losses Break All Records,
While F ire Losses Are Smaller
CHICAGO, March L'5. The enormous damage caused by
tornadoes in Nebraska, Iowa and Indiann brought out the state
ment from insurance compnnies that losses thus far this year
on tornado insurance breaks all records, while fire losses are
smaller than usual.
Tornadoes do not usually come so early in the year. Insur
ance agents say that the stomas in the south lust sreek were
unusually destructive and that tho Nebraska storm will pile up
the losses. Figures on the policies affected by the Omaha storm
are not yet available but it is said that many of the buildings
destroyed were protected by tornado insurance. One eastern
company collected sJU.'MOTJ in premiums on such policies in
Nebraska alone in 1912.
Wednesday evening, has postponed tho
affair until further notice.
Bazaar Postponed.
Tho I'ralrle Park club bazaar which
wm to havo been held Friday evening,
Kattinliiy nfternoon and evening at the
club house Is postponed.
Elks' Dance Postponed.
The regular dance to be given by the
Klks' Dancing club Wednesday evening,
March 26, has been postponed.
Dancing Partv Forerronc.
The dancing party which was to navr
been given Monday evening at the Rome
hotel was postponod.
Church Dinner Will Not Be Given.
Tho supper which wns to have beon
given nt the First Presbyterian chufclt
"Wednesday evening has been postponed.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence U Lewis are
spending a few days with their cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. 1612 Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Stiepard;atul daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Shcpard, havo re
turned from an extended trip to Houston,
Tex.
Mr. Maine Coombs and Mr. Wnrdo
Cousins, Jr., came up from Lincoln on
Friday to spend the $vcek-end with Mr
'Colmsln'a mother.
Miss Bmma Dalllargcon of Seattle, the
guest of Miss Esthor Uyrne, will leave
Thursday for the east to visit school
friends before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Morris McKay have
just returned from a six weeks' trip to
New Orleans. Han Antonio, Houston and
Galveston, stopping nt Kxcelslor Springs
for a few days on heir homeward trip.
Mrs. Kllcn Coad Jensen, who has been
spending the winter in San Antonio, Tex.,
returned home this morning. Mrs. Jen
sen was one of tho many Omahans away
from home who could 'get no word from
relatives so she returned home.
Priceless Books of ,
Chancellor Jenkins
Lost and Damaged
Dr. Daniel E. Jenkins, 1921 nlnney
street, chancellor of the Omaha univer
sity, Is a severe sufferer from the storm.
The roof of his house was Jblown oft
and his magnificent library, one of the
largest and most valuable In the city,
was scattered up and down Blnney street.
In this library were books of priceless
value, some of which Dr. Jenkins had
Inherited from his father, who maintained
an extensive library. Many of the books
have been recovered, but arc damaged,
and some arc lost for good.
While the Omaha university, Itself, was
not touched by the wind, It sustained
some other heavy Indirect blows from
tho tornado. Some of Its heavy sup
porters came out with large losses. One
ot these Is O. C. Redlck, whose residence
at Thirty-ninth and Dodge streets, In
the path of the fine homes that were
struck, was badly damaged and beside
this he was a very heavy loser of prop
erty on the north side.
Nathan E. Adams, Twenty-second and
Miami streets. Is another who lost
heavily. His homo Is a wreck. D. W.
Merror, treasurer of the university, also
had a home wrecked.
The young university had been making
good progress, it Is said, and was looking
forward to a promising future and even
expects to override tho present obsta
cles, but Its friends say will need ardent
co-operation to do that.
AVOID DANGEROUS OPERATIONS
FOR APPENDICITIS, GALL STONES
AND STOMACH TROUBLE
One Dose of Mayr'ts Wonderful
Stomach Remedy Will Bring
Quick Relief and Convince
You of a Cure.
If you Buffer with Stomach, Liver and
Intestinal Ailments, Gastritis, Indiges
tion, Dyspepsia, Pressure of Gas around
the Heart, Sour Stomach, Distress After
Eating. Painting Hnells. Constipation,
Congested and Torpid Liver, Yellow
Jaundice, Appendicitis, and Gall Stones,
oDtain a bottle or tins wonuerrui item
edy and put It to a test at once.
We extend our heartfelt sym
pathy to all sufferers of the storm
and request all our customers
not to worry about their payments
and to come here and supply
their immediate needs in furni
ture, rugs stoves, end pay us when
they can.
If you have saved some of your
effects and have no place for
them, put them m storage with us
free of charge.
Call on us for any help that it
is in our power to give.
Union Outfitting Ctmpany
Tel. Douglas 1800. 16th and Jackson Sts.
MOST TELEGRAPH LINES
ARE AGAIN WORKING
At the Western t'nlon Telcgtaph office
over GO per cent of the trunk lines aro
working out to the commercial centers of
the country. All of the printing machines
are In operation and messages are com
ing In by the thousands.
Up to 2 o'clock over 6,000 messages had
been handled Into Omaha, nnd most jf
them hnd been delivered. Tho business
waB handled by 175 operators and tho de
livery was by tho regular force and 135
boys from tho Commercial High school,
tho routing being done. by Heven clerks
sent over by Pofctmaetcr Wharton.
The Postal reports Its lines all working,
and but little delaylu handling business
In anq ut.
With the telephone coVnpany all lines
with the exception ol those running Into
the cyclone zone aro working and many
of thm arc being gotten In shape. With
tho exception ot within a small area
normal conditions nre said to exist.
AWTDL STOMACH QUFTERINO
One dose will positively prove Its
great powers to cure. Over one hundred
thousand mifferers hac taken It: Home
had undergone dangerouH surgical oper
ations with but temporary relief, who
now state that Mayr'a Wonderful Stom
aoh Remedy completely rured them. It
is the most widely known and successful
remedy for all Stomach, Liver and In
testinal allmentB.
Ask for Interesting literature and con
vincing testimonials regarding this re
markable Remedy. Glvo It a trial today.
You will b convinced of Its great cura
tive powers no matter how nkoptical you
may bo now. Send for ntUE valuable
booklet on stomach allmentB to Geo. H
Mayr. Mfg. Chemist, 154-156 Whiting St.,
Chicago. For sale In Omaha by Sher
man & McConnell Dru Co., 16th and
Dodge. 16th and Harney, 24th and Kar
nam. 207-9 No. 1Gth St., nnd Druggists
everywhere. Advertisement.
THREE WAS UNLUCKY
NUMBER LAST SUNDAY
JUST TAKE A WHIFF
of the smoke from'xiA AZOKA. cigars.
If you are a lovor of good tobacco
you'll know that Uio LA AZOHA Is
as fragrant as the finest Imported
smokes. And the taste Is Just as
good. Smoke one and tell us Whnt
you think of It. We don't think you'll
be the first man to Kny It Is not a
splendid aritoke.
5o3 tor 25c 10c.
Try til Now Go size.
Douglas 3343.
Xd. Qettsn Paul Wlokham
Getf en - Wickham Cigar Oo.
"The House of Values."
Wo Deliver.
' 511 South 10th Street.
TORNADO SUFFERERS
Whose Pianos or Victor Machines 1
are
Exposed to the Weather
Telephone Douglas 188
We Will Call and Care for Them.
A. HOSPE CO.
1315 Douglas St.
um.n.miasi.miiiiL.fbiBiA.iiaui.s ,
I
Insurance Losses
Rapidly Settled
After Tornado
Local Insurance offices are besieged by
eager policyholders seeking quick settle
ment ot their claims. Many pathetiu
scenes occur as claimant after claimant
Is turned away with the Information tbat
their policies do not cover loss by tor
nado.
Where reimbursement Is dun tho Insur
ance men are offering all possible as
slstance In getting tho losseJ pal J
promptly.
A. J. Ixive, president of the Lovr-IIas-kell
company, said:
"We paid our first loss before 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, and by 9 o'clock Iom
claimants began to congregate at our
office, and most of them were small pol
icyholders who had lost all they iiad In
the world. These cases received atten
tion. The largo losses In the Vjt r'ar.
nam district we wilt take up Just as soon
as our adjusters can care for tnose In
most need, We directed the claimants tj
make necessary repairs to chlmneva, win
dows and roof and to keep track ot tha
expense.
"The property loss may exceed the fig
ures named by the newspapers, with l'
suranco of less than 20 per cent ot that
amount. Few ot the homes In tlw w'en
Farnam district carried tornado Insur
ance, unless they were mortgaged to a
building and loan association. In whlcii
case they wore compelled to."
At the Martin Hros. cbtnpany dozens of
policyholders received Immediate rehet.
This company's claims ans expected to
aggregate $100,000.
"Three" was tho fateful number ofi
Sunday's cyclone. The day on the ralcn- j
der was 3-23-13. Tho storm struck th'jj
city three minutes before 6 o'clock. Slxj
Is a multiple of three. There wero thre
districts where tho worst damage was
done West Leavenworth, West Farnam
and Twenty-fourth and Lake, and tho(
number of injured wua inrce umcs us
great as the number of dead.
TFwe' can be of any assistance
X t0 our many patrons who were
unfortunately affected in this
calamity don't fail U call on us.
,A IfzmitOj Solitary- Dairy Co.
Hospital Nurse
Dies from Injuries
Miss Flora Caasell, a Junior mine nt the
Methodist hospital, died yesterday of
Injuries received when the tornado struck
one ot the nurse's homes at 803 North
Thlrty-flfth street. She rushed for the
cellar when the black cloud hit the home
and reached the cellarway before the
home was twtsted and torn from Its
foundation.
A ratter from the celling pinioned her
In the cellarway and she sustained a
broken leg. She was removed to the
Methodist hospital Immediately after the
storm. Complication! Bet In from which
she died. Miss Casstll's home In the
Nurses' Home. Her residence was destroyed.
ARE THESE FIVE
ALL ACCIDENTS
A. M. Kendall, shoo dealer ot Colorado
City, Colo., eevouty ycarsi of age. was In
what appeared to be the final clutches of
Blight's. The treatment was chunged and
in three months he wroto that he consid
ered himself well.
He has a neighbor, a grocer. J. J.
Abensham, sixty-eight years of age. who
had Urlght's Disease. "Tho best doctors
ho could get told him there was no help
for him and advised him to settle up his
accounts," Kendall told him about his
own case and Abensham too recovered.
In giving us those facts Kendall closes:
"There aro three others here who have
been cured slnco I was."
One of the above recoveries might
havo been an accident, but how about all
five? Theso people are not In Icaguo
with Fulton's Itenal Compound and ihc
cut ability of Urlght's Disease Is a fact If
one-tenth of the letters we have received
are true
With failure admitted by the books un;
der the old treotment In chronic Brlght s
Disease and with reports like the above
from many patients on this treatment
how can any one bo undecided. If you
have might's Disease you owe It to
yourself and family to try Fulton a Iten
al Compound before giving up. You can
get It at the Sherman McConnell Drug
Co., 16th and Dodge, 16th and Harney,
24th and Farnam. 207-9 No. 16th St.
For pamphlet on our Investigation tnto
the curability ot Urlghfs Disease write
John J. Fultpn Co.. San Francisco.-Ad-vertlseinent
DOES YOUR SKIN
ITCH AND BURN?
Lace Dyeing
No matter how (Ino a ploce
of lace you may have you can
safely truHt It to us.
Wo dye laces and trimmings
to match your goods. If you
cannot buy the shade ot trim
ming you want for your dress,
buy white or cream color and
we will dyo it the shade you
desire and guarantee a perfect
match.
It Will Cost You from $1.00
to $1.50
We havo been doing good
Dyeing and Cleaning in Omaha
for tho past fifteen years, and
today we havo the largest plant
and do the biggest business of
any Cleaning establishment in
Nebraska or Iowa.
Out of 4own business re
ceives prompt attention.
jaiikfuwrfh
'tiOODGLEANERS AND DYERS
1515-17 JONES ST.'
. Phones Douglas 963 lND.A-3r58
1 GUY LIGGETT pres.
Wise Memorial Hospital
CHARITY BALL
POSTPONED UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE
The board of directors extend their deepest sym
pathy to the stricken ones in the city. We are taking
care of all injured and sick.
0
Board of Directors
rs. J. Sonnenberg,
President
An i:ly Gaab
should be covered with clean bandages,
aaturated with Burklen's Arnica Salve
Meals burns, wounds, sores, piles. Xc
For salt by Beaton Drug Co. -Advertise-mtnU
Itcsiuol Will Heal It Quickly,
Kasily nnd nt Little Cost.
If your skin Itchtu and burn with oc-
ema or other tormenting, unsightly Wtn
trouble, simply wash the sore places with
Iteslnol Soap and hot water, dry, and op
Ply a little Iteslnol Olittment.
The Itching stops Instantly, you .'0
longer have to dig and scratch, sleep oo
pnmps nosslble. and healing begins at
once. That Is because the soothing, antl
septic Iteslnol medication strikes right
Into the surface, arresis the action of
the disease and lets the tortured, Inflam
ed skin rest, restoring It to perfect health
quickly, easily and at little cost.
Iteslnol Soap and Iteslnol Ointment ure
also speedily effective In even the stub
borncst cases of pimples. blackheaJ.
dandruff, sores and piles. Prescribed by
doctorr, for eighteen years, and sold by
every druggist In the United States. For
generous sample of each, write to Dopt
12-S, lteeluyl. Baltimore. Md,-AdvrUv
insAti
The Make-Over
Feather Shop
All XlnOa of Teathara Kepalred,
Cleaned, Dyed and Curled.
SATS OXiEAlTBS and UB-BOOKBD.
Miss Bertha Kruger. Phone D. 8391
Room 439A FAXTON BLOCK.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
We extend our sincere sympathy to all tornado sufferers and
wish to Inform our patrons that we will store goods free of charge.
Don't worry about payments and whatever you need In our Hne
come at once and we will help you In every way.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY
Tel. Douglas 1817. S. W. Cor. 14th and Dodge.
-r
DO NOT DELAY
Iet us write your Tornado Insurance on household goods and house at once.
Good strong companies.
81,000 1 Tear $2.SO
l.OOO 3 Ysara 85.00
$1,000 S Tears 87.50
If you can't come In, phone us your order. We alno write Fire Insurance.
PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY,
Phonei Douglas 1010. 616 Omaha National Bank Building.
It's customers vou want.
Mr. Merchant, not shoppers
If you nre to build up a big, steady,
permanent trade, you have to hnvo
customers as well as bargain hunt
ers. The bargain
serves its pur
pose, but you'll
go out of busi
ness if you sell
nothing but bar-
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there is money to spend.
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then keep on telling them as long as
you are in business.
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of time on the floor talking to their
customers. Thoy arv wise. Tho cus
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The Bee you can talk to practically
every one of them every day. To get
the greatest good out of your adver
tising you should never be out of auy
issue of The Bee.
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