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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE! SEPTEMBER 28, 1913.
bJgPARADE FOR GERMAN DAY
MARSHAL 01 THE BIO QE&MAN t2SZZZlza&Z3
DAY PAEADE,
SHOW LONG MUST SHE WAIT
Tin Allegorical Floats to Go Upon
Streets Thursday Afternoon.-
HteTOHCAL AND EDUCATIONAL
I
Vefeema Worked Ont tor 'Which the
Xtntttnnt Will lie Out ot the
Feotnre of Ak-Sr-Bcn
Week.
Ten floats will be la the German day
Pra& Thursday afternoon, October 2.
Wprk 1 being rushed In o iler to have
them In readiness for the German cele
Wratfbh. The object of the parade la to
represent allegorlcolly the Influence ot
German character and achievement on
the American" people.
No expense haa been spared In produc
trig a grand pageant of much beauty and
oi historical and educational voluo. The
Gepmnn-American alllanco of Nebraska
bin requested the business men of Omaha
toj decorate in German colors for this oc
cailon. jf loat' No. I Is one- about which a con
trbvergy aroee and will take tbo place
ef,lhe Qambrlnu float which was at first
proponed. It represents a reproduction ot
the Pastoriua memorial monument, which
b an .act ot congress and through the
eiiortt ai Congressman DartholA- Is to
TJej erected at Qernutntown, IV. Tn m
mtmpratlon of Uia first large atfilement
o&Oernwn liter In 16W. Following i a
1J ot the floats for the parade and by
the iodelle Uncharge: '
, , FLOAT NO. 1.
Uncle Bam RecelTlnjc the Immigrant.
V Assigned, to the Hermann's Soehne.
FLOAT NO. J. "
German Muslo and Bong,
Assigned to the Darneis Muslo and Con
cordia, Verein.
FLOAT NO. .
German Poetry. .
Assigned to Schwaben Verein.
FLOAT NO. .
German Art ,
AaMner lo tlm M utile Verelc
FLOAT NO. 6.
German Scientist and Inventor,
Assigned to Ht Peter Verein.
FLOAT NO. 8. M .
Oerman-AHierlcen Captain of Industry,
tAilned to Schiller Camp, Woodmen of
the World. -FLOAT
NO, 7.
. German-American Patriots.
ASselgned to the Krieger Verein.
. - FLOAT NO. . .....
Th. German-American National Alliance,
Ae4cnd. to the Harurairt and Oeetretch-
, Ungarn Veretne.
' FLOAT NO. .
- MMU KMM,INi .
JJLi-ril to. the Plattdeutscher Verein.
FLOAT NO. MS. vl
rjfcrw-n-- Our Mother, CoUwsM Our
Assigned to the Deutsche Down Vereja.
... . Beeletlee l Fare.
,T seetetle that wlU take 'part la the
para.de ores
OMAHA. t ,
Omaha Plattduteher verein Omaha
Murtftverein. Omaha Indwehrvere n,
Vftietn Saxcnla, Omaha Turnvereln.
St, Petru. verein, Omaha logs
No. M, O V. H. a.? Omaha
BcHwafcen verein, Hermann logo No. Z7,
AnctntQrr United Workmen! Omaha
h&ur XrbeWer UntrWutunirs vereir,
fw, , Joeph' verein. Omaha Deutseher
tfceretuetsunf: verein, OeterreleM-U;
attM verein. German -American cm of
fBSflrnin rf the World, Schiller camp of
, oKUTK OMAHA. L
Omaha rurttfleuwctier verew.
an
FOB THAT HOME YOU PROMISED HER? How long ore
you going to let a small salary keep you from enjoying the
ft home tnat you can JiaVo lor tho askingT Hundreds of thou-
w sands ot dollar's worth ot the highest grade turnituro m
Omaha is at your service. You can soloct whatever
you want and take a year's time to-pay your bill. All
dealings strictly confidential- what more can you ask?
XSSwetlr v5wT 5svei5ii
Ker verettt ve' lAttHrtL-
v dwHteeber verel:) voa ennlwttiev Wt
Sstesebaft Va C&SSSJTtU
rather -vwreki ve--B4Uiov. Lfld
vNnraltii ror. Bennlttfton. , tdwhfeln
ranneohn, Oeeattrverttln' A Hon, Cevn
ett Bluifsi ,Gieiluivere!i. I.ltrfcri,
iJadwebrvereln ven ManniTkc, ia.;
buUbr verein ve Atlntic, la,; yUtV
fcHitaotier veretn van Aveoa, J-i LA.
wehrvrn ven Illldretb, Neb. Turn
vereln4, MlUrd, Neb.t CotuieM , Hen
Marshals at tbe rae hewnbatiV.
.Henry Rohlff. Vrneet Xoenltf, Oeerse
.iUettman. Feter Laait. J, atehf lr. A,
. veyer, ott simeofl. men,
liUwa Sohuett, John Wt-ltm, Henry
nnerf. X, c von jmiuhml jiemaa
uv. Jiuiok IsaetUM. Vai FeWr. Breel-
lant g Um Oermn-Amri MHkflMi
ror ueamnasi, an wsiissai uww
vTOtlAen
SMwommr. JUarr JTMMl
Itmite ( tw rsiaet, n
- ye pred Mrt freen WvieeatW a
iusxl ateeasai at I 'leek aad ssaneiis
M tellwt eah est SUeMi to Bexf
i-sesV estat e iDMktsM te" Bleveertk, jwietU
Msveats. to Fafitam, west e Fr-
pf SUuHesy, eetsi i& 9aa,rsjay 14 Wwtaes4h.
Arm You Frs pmrtd?
Mmi te knw hW much wetnt ytt
have )et dwrhMr the sunwer, wlek(
Sly an ieeelle thM yeur system
needs IfuUdlnr up to wHhxtana the rigors
It tlM Xet Witfecxhlnc wten. Tctt can
d , rivM avo!4 the drta of cotA
' j)Nather and Us many attendant Ills by
kep! the eyrtem strong and vigorous
to that it will throw oft disease. No
ether knows remedy Is so valuable tor
tfcte purpose as Duffy1 Pure Malt yVhla
Wr, for It la one ot the greatest strength
and tonlo stimulants known to
sMdiotne. It strengthens and fortifies
the system against the attacks ot dUs
eae and dangerous gtrros and assists In
bwildlmr up the weakened tissue In
H gradual, healthy, natural manner,
When taken at meal-tlme, it stimulates
the mueucras surfaces and little glarida
ot the stomach to a healthy action,
(Hereby Improving the dlrestlon and as
ball&Uoa of the food and giving to the
vyetent its full proportion ot nourishment
TW notion Ott the directive BroCeaa 1.
of arreat Importance, as it brings to all
m uaettec ana organs of the body the
nutriment necetsary to their sustenance.
inaueouy to the whole system
ftrenfth and vlKor. rHtffy'e Pure Malt
Whiskey Is sold by druggists. Krocere
&4 dealers, at tl.GO per large bottle.
MdJHaJ booklet and doctor' a4vlce sent
free on request to The Duffy Malt Whls
. yy Co,, Rocheeter. ,N. T.
KENK.T ROKXJTSP.
tkm't Jut iky Ic Orm
Whta you order. Insist npoa
101 BXSMt
Purest and Beet
south on Sixteenth to Jackson, east on
Jackson to Fifteenth, north' on Fifteenth
to Douglas, west-on Douglon to 8evn
teenth. thence north on Baventeanth tn
disband.
Alt horsemen and oeoole taklnir narf
In the norade on the floats arw ta mitt
at the Ak-Bax-Ben den at X o'clock.
All Oerman todetles either on foot,
horseback or women la automobiles, are
to meet on Shrnnan avenuo north of
Camtng street.
Parties In automobiles are to decorat
their own machines.
At Drandlaaia ITIimIul
.Following iha narat. at IhL Snala
tneater there win be a publla festival
mass meeting, beginning at 3 o'clock, the
protrfcra being- aa follows:
March Under the Double Eagle. Wagner
Orchestra. . ,
ChorusThe Heaven Are TelWnir,...
.,,.,,,..,,,,(,,,,.,,,,,,, 0eemoven
Mixed choir of Omaha Muslkvereln
. . . and. Orchestra.
president oS Qorroan-American AtUance
Address of welcome by James O. Dahl
man, mayor of Omaha.
ynorw- xis me .uay ot me
United Oerman Singers.
Oration In Mntrllnli hv unhnw nin
of Plattmouth.
Overture to "Sylvester".,.. T. It Xeeie
Orchestra. .
of Davenport, la,; .
CfcerusWas 1st des Deutscheh Vater-
.Ceewert Valt .Deehler-Behulhef
tfUse. '"The. Watch the TthW
4 -'CSHeinWi. Nh'omi e the. Oert,"
iH be eunr air tk- eaatM juMiuh
w4t' irstii wUm. l Mwoipenlaaeot . v
Araer t k . , v. .luiu.
wilt vieit tMt eavr4yai and the
Mm reetMtlaa.jvWi eiv..wktk & Hafei
jtefne, pk TMMeMtk tenet..
Biirnett.Wiil OIie .
the Offices of the
Justices of Peace
J. W. Barnett. audHnr In tht rr(f.
the eountv elrk. haa tn n
exatnln docket ot Justice ot the peace
la Douglas county and to make a re
port of the amounts due the county,
whech should.be turned over to the school i
f ud under the Wv, Mr. Barnett expect
to beftla the tuk October 10 and to de
veee about, U weeka to it
ChairjnAR MoDonAM of the Seard of
flAU&tV PjlHtmlulAn.H n t J tl... i.A
wmtvt im urn mjp
Imved Ceunty Attorney Xacnsy's. ec.
fraei imanuof. 10 lAKe Mey to collect
ftBMWIM Which Aaidltar SSarsait f.
U eettnty.
Mr. Maner met e itetiee of the
ana ai tka uurt Vjui. auni .-
m net knew wtow tk eewxyVtMWec'
ciw wm we M4 av inerittwi
on the pewit h reeieet
Woodmen Sooieties
3wienew Oontrftcts
The faiffaranm -- - m-
MM iurtowtetla of the Weeeteen e the
World net in executive, aaaalaa wit. tfa-
beard elreeters of th soyertten Jurta-
eteuon ana renewed the contract which
haa existed hatwean thau ,n kvMu
kUxci the orifwiUaUeii of the Fecit). Jur
wUIVUUIl.
The sense of the meeting was to brln
the two bodlea closer toeatliMK A atnrv
wa printed In a Denver paper some time
ago that the Paclfw Jurisdiction would
balk at the renewal of thu can t raft tA Vi
ing to go it without relation to tho ov-
-reign juruiaicuon, nut there was nothing
but harmony at the meeting, The aov
e reign body granted the request ot the
Pacitlo body to enter Alaaka and HawaU,
COMMERCIAL CLUB PASSES
RESOLUTIONS ON LINDSEY
At the rotating of the executive com
mlttee of the Commercial club resolution
were adopted eomrotmoratlng the death
of Zachary T, Llndsey, Following I the
resolution:
to take from our midst Kacbary T. Und
sey, an honored member of thit asaoclo
tion. therefore be It
Ilesolved. 'That In the death of Mr,
I4n4ey we have tyst one who ha been
a loyal and active member ot thl club.
In paying trlbut to hi memory, we
recocnit that in his death we havelot
a publla spirited and uetul cltlaen and
a business man of unquestioned integrity,
one who ha done much tor the upbuild
ing of this community.
ttesolved. That the Commercial club of
Omaha mourn the death ot an esteemed
nember. who wo a type ot the highest
isaa of cltUenshlp. and that the syra
iathy of the club be hereby expressed
o the family and friend of, deceed.
Be it further
iui m nonor oi nia memory,
a copy of these resolution be spread
upott the record of thl aoation and,
an SyaN furnlshed the fam-
SECRETARY REDFIELD TO
ADDRESS CLUB LUNCHEON
William C. ItedlUid, lecrotary ot the
Department of Commerce ot the United
States, haa accepted the Invitation cf the
Omaha Commercial flub to address the
members at a public affairs luncheon on
AN UNUSUAL BRASS
BED VALUE.
flf't f TTTP1
THIS atfAHANTEED S-IMCK CONTINUOUS POST BRASS BED
Is a wondec'ul value for the momr. Made with heavy filler 4 TrTTDT.T'PTTT? H
and finished in a rich grade of untamlshnble lacquor. They are ww.-a. uxvx
being offered for this week at a price usually jm g r r
charged for gteatly inferior bed. Regularly C7 X U AH V WHERE
priced at JJ6.00 and offered while ther last 1 QZ 3
at : T -
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IMPERIAI, LEATHEK COUCH Theee beautiful couches are
wrongly mode with frame of aolld oak and carved claw feet
ine covenn; i or imperial leather which for
actual service U one- of the best covering made.
Biscuit tufting are tied by hand over full t of.
ieoi oprings. a. remariuiuie vniue ct......
sk A. . eS9,
aai--MM--MMMWH.-a-aa-iM ib-bb-bbssi 'LB-aBV.s-. BKt SSSj'itHStKtmK
A small salary, should not make you timid. "We'll make our
terms suit your purse. You promised her a home. We
arq -showing you here, the Quickest, easiest way of .gift
ing her a real home make good! To shew youfht
we mean by real barirains.iii liisrh irrado furniture,
glance over these few samples here below, selected
af random from our mammoth stock. ,' m
MASSIVE 2-INOH
CONTINUOUS POST
METAL BED. y
rami.
2-iUCtt CJIlLtiESS STEBO BSD. Made of feoamless ntee'l.
luoing- ma ooiuinuoua, pose aeiign. jtias nve masiive' ituer
and.heiw toltom rail. Aty -extra, high vjrnae De,d
that wlir.pptBl to thoo ot refined taste. Fin
ished '.n the popular' Vernl Martin enfcmel. A
derided value. v ,
niaA-ive' iiuerv
$7.5
YOUR
CREDIT IS
GOOD THIS
MEANS YOU.
AWORDTQ'TH
WISE-"LET. r-; '
HAPTMAli .
FEATHEP. YOUR
NEST."
THIS KAUTiyUL DREER k mads
of genylae 6Id ok, beautifully flnlali
ed aad kighly yollshed. Top'feaa two
email and two largo flrawera. Mirror 1b
Ot large slse, Preach bev-
1 plate. A raro beauty Cx 5
a.t the price . . , t v
This Solid Oak
Library Set
gfe3 Piece $ 4 J65
nrJ20 Value I -?
B-BB-b Bfl mi m 1 -SSI -BB-B-I 1 HP'BBBBSBBatt2jATBWBBBK5ll U I I WTl jl WH d BbIbIbT
BbBB-bI OUH 1 SRIvhb-5BBBbSb ST" '"V N llBBBB.Brin BBBU--lBSSPfiRBBB BSbBB
TUB EASY KOOKKK IB BUIiti
SIZE and ha broad seat
Constructed on oil tempered
spring and covered with Im
perial BpanUh leather. Arm
are broad and redtful. Thl
rocker le eubatantlally built
and made tor long service.
TABI.B 18 BUILT ON STRICTIjT
MISSION LINES ui designed to
match chair. The top measure
24XS4 inchee with large magazine
nnd book rack on either aide with
a Ktrong lower shelf below. Bub
tantlally made and carefully
built
THE' LAhOK ABM-CIIAIR 1
constructed of choice nolld
oak, Upholstered in Spanish
imperial leather over com
plete aet ot spring. Broad back
1 neatly arranged with panel
effect Strongly mad for
"comfort and iicirr
BEAUTIFUL' AMERICAN QUART Bit
.BAWED IMITATION OAK LIBRART
TABLE Of new "colonial design, Btrongly
constructed nnd massive in aDDeoranco.
"Has large drawer at the top, mdgazlne and
cook shelf below. A table of
unusual beauty. Tha ereatest
, value ot It kind over offer-
ed at this low price. ...
$7.85
IBgBaSHA vMeAl BtEL-bb-bIbIbbb-I -iSl ESf&jJA b-bbV
THESE NEW DESIGN EXTENSION TABLBS
are ade with large top fitted wilt easy running
lldM, eztelc te alx feet. Large, raaaalve
pedestal supported by four carved claw feet.
The enUta labia la saade of selec- r f
ted solid oak. A regular 18 val- Q QjR
ue and offered fofthla week at. . . r trU
Double Healing
Basebumer
$3 Casft, S3 a Month
$29.75
ILEGm WRKISH
ROCUR
MASSIVE TURKISH
ROCKHll Upholstered
throughout ot guaranteed
lmPerlaJ leather over full
aet of best oil tempered
steel springs. Back 1 deep
ly tufted and front and
arm are artistically ruf
fled. A splondld rocker
ana a real bargain at the
price quotea
for thl
week
"to
Gtnuint Ltaiktr Slip
SnahDInky Chair
Mode ot solid Quarter sawed
oak, polished. Ha brood
banister bcr and " broad
seat upholstered lfi genuine
guaranteed leather, Full box
seat French legs and claw
feet A splen- t f p.
did value Z.nri
at. i."-"--
$9.98
SELLER'S CELEBRATED KI T CllEN
CABINETS are constructed of the finest
aelected seaaontd oak with oil rubbed fin
ish. Complete with aanltary nickel flour
birr and nickel top, spice boxes, dust and
moth proof compartment and other Im
provement too numerous to mention. No
Kiicnen complete wimoui
thl labor savingr cabi
net Priaed up
from
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BEST FOUR ROOM
OUTFIT EVER OFFERED
$5.00 A MONTH.
8x12 FT. MONARCH BRUSSELS RUGS.
Of extra fine quality and nrndo without
mitre eeam. The materials used nr hf
the best grade worsted yarns. Colors exceedingly
ha&daome la floral and oriental de- 4 z e am
signs. Offered for this week at thla J ( ?0 '
New 191 Domestic Lincoln 1
Steel Range
$2 Cash, $2.50 a Month
$24.50
BUILT ON TIIE NEW
TRIPLE FLUE PLAN
which Insured perfect
distribution of beat in
a, large radiating sur
face. Auto matte gas
cover "prevent escape of
gases, Magnslne t of
large -lie and hold fire
for exceptionally Ions
time. Beautifully nickel
trlmnled with high lei;
base, making tht a very
tall and effective base-burner.
1414 1416-1418 DOHfiUS ST.
This range Is one In
which we have incorpo
rated many improved
features. Body 1
made of heavy Besse
mere sheet steel and
thoroughly lined with
asbestos. Has large
square oven, thoroughly
braced and will not
warp. Ornamented with
nickel tea shelves, towel
bar, eta Ab q 1 u t e ly
guaranteed and specially
priced tor this week.
T1
sassy
Tuesday, October SS. Ill subject will bet
'The Department of Commerce and It
Relation to Builness."
VISITOR LOSES ROLL TO
PAIR OF CARD SHARKS
Charles a Wilson, Bt Louis, Ma,
bought t70 worth ot experience Friday
evening whea bo allowed himself to baj
Inveigled Into a card game by two pro
fe&elonal shark. After hla money wo
exhausted and be wac unable to play
any more, he looked up the police station
and reported hi loss.
Youth Playing With
Gun Shoots Woman
in Back of Neok
Mr, J. W. Briggs, to year, ot age, ail
Leavenworth street was accidentally hot
in the neck thl afternoon with t
caliber title in the hand of Leo) Fay, y
soutn Twenty-necond street Mrs, Brtgg
wo out tn the yard hanging up some
wort when the weapon wa discharged.
County Physician Schrjer attended her
she wa taken to 8t Joseph' hospital,
where, an effort will be mode to locate the
ballet
Young- Fay, U-year-old on ot Mrs. Julia
Fay, wa taken to the police station and
later turned over to th juvenile authorities.
VALLERY BROTHERS VISIT
HOME AND THEIR MOTHER
Accompanied by their families, George
Vallery, president of the Colorado Mid
land, and John T. Vallery. general freight
agent ot tha Burliugton, both -ot Denver,
are In the city, .en route to TMattsmouth
to i1t their mother, Mrs. Jacob Vallery,
and be present upon her birthday anni
versary, which occur Sunday. They will
be accompanied by Francis E. White and
family, Air. White being a daughter of
Mr. Vallery. lira Jacob Vallery I past
TO years ot age and is one ot the pioneer
ot Nebraska, ah and her husband, who
died some year ago, having come to the
state in tax, when It wa a territory.
At the anniversary tomorrow, eight of
the nine living children, all ot whom wero
born In Nebraska, will be In attendance.
Besldt the sons and daughter, there
will be present more than thirty grand
and jreat-crandchlldren.
Persistent AdvertUln the tin-a ta
Ubx Ketura.
Bine Says Grotte
Saves City Money
''Oh. that' a Joke.aald. City Attorney
John A, nine, referring td the report
that Attorney E. A. Smith wa "movlny
on City Purchasing Agent Dick arotio"
because Grotto had purchased city sup
Pile above, SQ without advertlilns; for
bid, jtlne continued:
"There I no case against Grotte. Smith
might ask for an Injunction restraining
htm from dblnr this
that Grotte has been saving the 6 city
wwuejr ougni to do sufficient excuse."
