TIIE OMAILY STNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 14, lDia
v The
Brambach
Baby Grand
The smallest grand piano made
in an upright's space
and price.
Wouldn't you bo keenly In
terested If a friend said, "I
know where you can buy the
most wonderful little grand
piano in the world! It is the
Brambach Baby Grand. It will
actually fit In that corner
W.horo your old upright stands
think) of that! Tho price?
No more than you wore going,
to pay for a new upright."
A Perfect
Grand Piano
Pour feet, eight inches long-
Four feet, six inches vvldo
Skeptical folk come to see
the Brambach and are im
mediately convinced that in its
small and compact dimensions
aro concentrated every quality
and superiority ot a large
grand piano.
If you love a grand planoj
but are planning to buy an up
right because it is less bulky
and expensive acquaint your
self with tho Brambach at this
store. Its beautiful mahogany
caso will add distinction to
your homo. Its tono will com
pliment your musical taste.
A. HOSPE CO.
1510-1515 Douglas St.
Our Fortieth Year.
77"
A hard stubborn Cold that
hangs on, is brokon up by
Humphreys' "Seventy-seven"
COLDS
"Has served me faithfully for
years," says a friend of "Sovcnty
sovon," writing from tho Danish
Island of St. Thomas.
So say tho friends of "Soventy
soven" the World over, when
the Cough, Cold, Grip, Influenza
and Soro Throat aro taken in time.
If you wait till you're slck-a-bed
it may take longer.
The Dollar Flask, holds more
than six twenty-tfive cent vials
for sale by all Druggists or
mailed.
Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co., 156
William Street, New York. Advertise
ment. SPECIAL
CHRISTMA,
OFFER
We will give Free of
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quarts of Premo Itye at
$3.10, charges prepaid;
6 Premiums
c o n s 1 a ting of a
fine hand painted
bread and butter
china plate, a but
tle of fino Cali
fornia port wine,
a gold etched
whiskey glass, a
pocket corkscrew,
a kitchen paring
knife, and a 1914
calendar.
This whisky Is
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for our trade and
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you. We iruaran
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tee this
to be better than i
other hlch crada
old rye that sells
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Our reference Is Omaha National Bank.
Mall your orders to
MEYER KLEIN LIQUOR CO.
ldtli and California, Omaha, Neb.
The large room on ground
floor of Bee Building, oc
cupied by the Havens
White Coal Co.
Nice Farnam street front
age. About 1,500 squaro
feet of floor space with
large vault. Extra en
trance from court of tha
building.
Fine office fixtures ara of.
fered for sale. Apply to
N. P. Fell, Bee offic.
"Sinn) i 1 v ir i
Office For Rent
TOPICS FOR OAY OF REST
Ministerial Union of Omaha Will
Hold a Meeting.
TO CONDUCT SPECIAL SERVICES
Pastor Fleming; of Clinrch of Cove
nant Announces that on Comlnn
Sundays' lie Wilt Spent on
Serlea of Topic.
A meeting of the Ministerial union ot
Omaha will bo held ot the Toung Men's
Christian association Monday. Business
meeting at 10.30 a. m. Dr. D. E. Jenkins j
will present a paper at 11 a. m., "Tho
Deity of Christ."
Uev. Charles H. Fleming, pastor ot the
Church of tho Covenant, announces a
series of Lord's day evening services on
"Tho Great Gulf," spoken of by Abraham
between the saved and tho unsaved,
answering such questions as "How Great
Is It," "Can We See Anything of It
Now." etc.
Sunday services at the Trinity Motho-
. i - i i. ...m lij. It, rharirfl
ut the Phllathea Sunday school class.
Miss llyan. a visiting deaconess, will oo
icupy tho pulpit in the morning. Miss
' llalgler will have charge of tho Epworth
league service. The pastor will speak In
tho evening. There will be special mualo
at all tho services.
Baptist.
Zlon, Twenty-sixth and Franklin, Itev.
w. v. nnii Pniitnr Mnrnlnjr service at
"10.30; Sunday school, 1 P. m.; Baptist
Young Feoplos union, 6:au p. m.; eveimiK
services at 7:45; midweek prayer meeting ,
over? Wednesday eventng at 7:30.
Calvary. Hamilton and Twenty-fifth, J.
A. Maxwell. Pastor 10:30 a. m., "Tho
Ministry of Suffering;" 6:30 p. m., young
people's meeting, lett by Claude Pflas
terer; 7:30 p. ni., cport from tho fifty
men who make tho every-member can
vass. First, Corner Harney Street and Twenty-ninth
Avenue, Rev. W. Jasper Howell,
Pastor The pastor preaches at 10:30 a.
m.; Sunday school, 12 m.;. evening wor
ship At 7:30. Itev. Wilbur F. Crafts of
Washington. D. C, speaks; theme, "The
Bible In tho Public Schools."
Grace. Corner South Tenth and Arbor,
' E. B. Taft, Pastor Sunday school, 10 a.
m.; morning worship at 11, subject, "Some
Things Our Homo Mission Society Is Try
ing to Do;" Young People's Baptist union.
7 n. m.t preaching service. 7:45 p. m.,
theme, "The Greatest Duel Ever Fought;"
itha male quartet will sing. Mission Sun-
t aay scnooi, ooum cuuiui buhii,
u p. m.
Christian.
North Side, Twenty-second and Lothrop,
H. J. Klrschstcin, Minister Preaching at
10.30 a. m.; Bible school, 12 m.; Young
People's Boclety of Christian Endeavor,
5:15 p. m. The ovenlng service at 7:30 will
bu in charge of tho Christian Woman's
Board of Missions, and Mrs. Jay Burns
will give a stereoptlcon lecture, showing
many Interesting scenes on the mission
field.
First, Corner Twenty-sixth and Har
ney, Charles E. Cobbey, Pastor Morning
service at lL topic, "Tho Christian's
Work;" evening service nt 7:30. topic,
"The Marvelous Book;" Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor. 6f30 p. m.,
topic, "Lessons from the Men and Women
nf the nible." lender. Dr. C. P. Brown;
Junior Endeavor, 4:30 p. m., "Training tho
Tongue," leader, Howard Buffctt; Blbio
school, 9:43 a. m.
Ckriatinn Science.
First Church ot Christ, (Scientist), St.
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street
Services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; subject,
"God, tho Preserver of Man;" Sunday
school, 9:45 and 11 a. m.
.Congrc'iratlonal.
St. Marys' Avenue,. .Twenty-seventh
Street,. andvSt.rar. AVopue-Mornlng
service at 10:3W with. sermon, by Rev. F.
S. Stein, theme, "Altruism;" bunday
school, 15 m.; music, led by orchestra; no
evening service.
Plymouth. Frederlok W. Leavltt, Minis
terService at tho university, Redlck
hall. Twenty-fourth and Pratt streets;
sermon theme, "Deliver Us from Evil;
Sunday school, 13 m.; young people's
meeting, :S0 p. m. '
First, Corner Nineteenth and Davenport,
Frederick T. House. Pastor Morning
worship at 10:30; Wilbur F. Crafts of
Washington. D. C, will, speak, pn "The
Holy City Coming Down." Evening serv
ice at 7:45, tho pastor will speak on
"What Is Secular nnd What Is Religious."
Tho noon business men's class will be ad
dressed by W. F. Baxter, on the "Immor
ality of Our Present isconomio aysiem.
YounK People's Society of Christian En
deavor, 6:45 p. m.
Kplacopnl.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Twentieth
nnd Ohio, Rev. T. J. Collar, Rector Holy
communion, t a. m.: Sunday school, 9;S
n. m.; morning prayer, litany and ser
mon, 11 a. in.; prayer with sermon, 7;30
p. m.
St. Matthias, Tenth and Worthlngton,
Rev. George S. Southworth, Pastor Third
Sunday In advent: Holy communion, 8 a.
m.: Sunday school, 10 a. m.: morning
prayer and sermon at 11; eyensong and
sermon, Friday, at 7:30.
St. Paul's. Thirty-second and California,
Rev. John William Jones, A. M., Vicar
Third Sunday in aaveni: noiy commun
ion, 8 a. m.? Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.:
morning prayer and sermon at 11; evening
prayer with special music at 7:45.
Church of St Philip the Deacon, Twen-tv-flrst.
Near Paul, Rev. John Albert
Williams, Vicar llliru uiiutiy in auruiiti
Holv communion, 7:30 a. m.; matins, 10:30
a. m.i holy eucharlst (choral), with ser-
Dreaming of Days
When Appetite
Was King
Drlng Back TIioso Joyous Health
Laden Days Hy Using a Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet After Meals.
One of tha sod memories of a stomach
sufferer are the days when ho could eat
o the meals that others ate. He recalls this
0 iov and the relish of many sncclal dishes.
r .ilimnV ih. .nm tMnV n wnuld
H"1 J5ltTpi.JhS.5fJ?5-t .nK?W S
be followed by distress, If not painful
suffering. . . . .
Just a single Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
eaten like candy after a meal will assist
-.-. --- - ,
f,raeiInh.aJ
tlon will became normal and man may
eat as ho desires.
"And How Z Can Only Sat Soft, Mushy
Diet."
Then the occasional use of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will bring to any one
a more enjoyable and comfortable feel
ing after a large meal than ono can
possibly Imagine.
The entire secret of Stuart's DvsDen-
sla Tablets from a successful dlgeutlon
standpoint lies in the fact that they are
composed of those dement which the
Don't delay. Go to your druircist and
obtain a bar this very day Price M
centi? '
mon. It a. tn : Sunday school, It 45 p. m.j
evening prayer with sermon at 7-36.
KrniiR-rllcnt.
German, Corner Klghtecnth ami Cum
Ing, Rev. F. Ostertag, Pastor Sunday
school, 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m
and t P. ni.; catechism class, 6 p. tn. :
Young; People's alliance, 7.1S p. m. ; prayer
meeting Thursday evening; at 8.
Lutheran.
St Paul', Itev. H. T. Otto, rastor
Pervjoes at 10 o'clock at Thirty-fourth
and Seward: Sunday school nt 11:30;
evening; sermon In Bngllsh at 8 tn Our
Savior's Lutheran church, Twenty-sixth
and Hamilton. Laying of cornerstone of
church at Twenty-fifth and lSvans Sun
day, December 21. at 3 p. m.
Zlon EnRllsh, Thirty-sixth end Lafay
ette Avenue. A. T. Ixirtmer, Pastor-
Sunday school at 10; communion service
and .reception i of new members ftt 11;
evening service at S; services and choir
practice Thursday evening at 7:45; young
people's societies will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 In the church parlors; Men's
society will meet at tho Llndcll homo,
1019 North Thirty-eighth, Friday evening,
when thero will bo election ot officers
for 19H.
Kountxo Memorial, Farnam and Twenty-sixth
Avenue, Bov. Oliver D. Baltsly,
Ph. D., D. D.. Pastor Servlcos for tho
third Sunday In Advent: Morning worship
at 11: subject, "Somo Dark Shadows
Across Life's Path." Evening worship
at 8 o'clock, subject, "Listening to or
Hearing tho Truth." Sunday school at
9:45; Luther league nt 7 o'clock. Con
firmation classes Thursday evening, 7:43:
Friday afternoon nt 4:15; Friday evening
at 7:5.
St. Mark's English, Twentloth and-
Burdette, Hcv. Dr. L. uroh. Pastor
Services Sunday: "Highway to Heaven,
nd rtooda Seven." at 11. "Saint's Femi
nine of the Old Testament" at 7:S0. Sunday
school at 9:45. Young people's f hristian
Endeavor at 6:4$. Catechlsatlon, Fridays
at 4:15 and 7:30,
Methoillnt.
First, Twentieth and Davenport, Titus
Lowe. Minister At 11 a. m. Communion
address, "Our Holy Places." Evening,
7:30, subject, "The Fool's Famulse." Bun
day school, 9:45 a, m.'r Epworth league,
6:30 p. ni
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam. W. H.
Underwood. Pastor Sunday school at 10;
preaching service at 11 and 7:30; Junior
lenguo at 3: senior league at 6:30. Prayer
meeting and Blblo study class nt 7:45
Wednesday evening.
Trinity. Twenty-first nhd Blnnoy. T. S.
Blthell. Pastor Morning service. 10:30:
Sabbath school at noon; Epworth league,
6:30 p. m.: evening service, 7:3a Miss
Ryan, a visiting deaconncss, will speak
at tno morning service.
Hansrom Park. Woolworth Avenue and
Twenty-ninth, C. W. McCaskcll, Pastor
Preaching servlcos at 11 a. m. and 7:45
P. m.. conducted by the pastor; sunaay
school, 9:45 a. m.; Epworth league, 6:30
P. m. Midweek prayer service. Wednesday
evening nt 8. Immediately following tne
prayer service will be tha annual meet
ing of thn Hunrlav actioot board for tho
election of officers and teachers for tho
ensuing vear. . .
First Swedish. Nineteenth and Burt,
Gustav Erickson. Pastor Sunday schoo
at 10; preaching service, 11: subject, 'Tlia
Charm of the Past; Epworth league, 6:30;
Ornn.1.1 i ..... n.m "Kttlir
Saul, or tho Sin of Disobedience."
Hirst Memorial, Thirty-fourth and
Larlmore, Rev. 11. E. Hess. Pastor Sun
day service. Trrnrhlne at 11 a. ni.,
subject. "Christian Adventure;". 7:30, "Aa
uooa as His Word." EDWorxn ieaisuo ui.
6:30, subject. "Denaturising Holy Days
ana Holidays." Leador, js. w. oinneii.
Whlnnt inn. PYirfv.rittiv and Charles,
William Boycrs, Pastor Morning worship
anu sermon at w:sj a. m.; aunuay
at noon; George T. Lindley, superintend
ent; classes for all. Epworth league at
6:30 p. m.; all of the young people aro
cordially invited; evening worship ana
sermon at 7:30 p. m. .
Dletx Memorial, Tenth an Pierce Sun
day school, 9:30 a. m.: Dr. J. L. Franr,
superintendent; preaching, 10:46 a. tn.;
"The Poor Rich Man versus the Rich
Poor Man:" Enworth leamie. 6:30 p. m.;
R. & Deems, leader; preaching, 7:30 p. m.;
"Tho Care of the Slclc," a special servlco
and sermon for nurses; Mrs. John Stuehrk
will sing "Come, Jesus, jieueemor. av
a similar servlco last cyar nlncty-nlno
nurses were present. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The women of this
church will hold their boxar at The Bco
building December 19-20.
Presbyterian.
Falrvlew. Fortieth Avenue nnd Pratt.
Charles A. Fleming, Pastor Bible school
at 2. Afternoon worship at 3. Evensong
at 7:30. Mid-week service on Tuesday
evening at 8, Mr. McMIchai. leader.
First, Seventeenth and Dodge Edwin
Hart Jenks. D. D Pastor Morning ser
vice at 10:30, subject, "The Economy of
Trial Evening servlco at 7:30. BUoJect
An Ordinary Man." Young PoopUVs
meeting ut 6:15. Sunday Bcnool at noon.
Castellar, Sixteenth anu Castellar, C.
C. Meek, Pastor Babbath school at 10
a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. Senior
Endeavor at 7 p, m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.
North, Corner Twanty-fourth and Wirt,
M. V. Hlgbee. D. D., Pastor Morning
sormon at 10:30. theme, "The Greatest
Success.' Babbath school at noon. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening service
at 7:30. theme, "Neglecting Christ."
Dundee, Fiftieth and Underwood,
Grant E. Fisher, Minister Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a.
m., topic, "Running Past the Signals."
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Preach
ing at 7:30 p. m., topic. "Cain and Abel:
Types of What?"
Church of tho Covenant. Pratt and
Twenty-seventh, Charles N. Fleming,
Pastor Morning worship at 10:S0, topic.
"Tne (jnnsio-uenmo ure. uiuie scnooi
at noon. Christian Endeavor at 6:45,
Bible school ,
..... 4!.lKl
EVQnlng worship at 7:30, theme, "Can
That Great Gulf Be.' Mid-week prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 8, Dr.
Curry, leader.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth,
Robert Karr, Pastor Sunday school at
9:30, for all ages. Preaching at 10:45 a. m..
subject. "Evil Speaking." Christian En
deavor at 6:30, Norman Davis, leader.
.uccvwi u. v.w, .iwiiimi tm. tvctuui.
I Preaching at 7:30, subject, "Backgrounds
or uie." xcacner training class on wed
nosday evening at 7:16, followed by prayer J
nitouim. wnoruo music uuuer tne direc
tion ot John G. Gunn.
Clifton Htl, Forty-fifth and a rant,
Thomas D. Greenlee, Pastor Dr. A, 11.
Marshall will fill tho pulpit at both the
mowing and evening service, 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Bible school at 9:46 a, m.
Christian Endeavor at 6:Ji p. m., with
lessons from the men ana women of tno
Bible. On Wednesday evening at 8 thero
will be a meeting for prayer and fellow
ship, subject, "Tho Sheep and the Goats,"
Matthew 25;Jl-46.
Parkvole. Thirty-first and Gold. Uev.
A. E. Lehmann, Minister Morning wor
ship, with sermon by the minister, and
Ulblo school at 10:20. Junior Endeavor at
i ?,?. H' JLe.?i0.r ?.n,ieavor l 7 P- -
. fw mem ben s an d Vh lirSK
I jfup"" ju". ntamLiXli K'4'
I SXP.Pf 5' .r"5.-in'? y.0...0' oru" on
i uncrnun ui wnurcn prayer
rneetlng and senior choru rehcaraal on
xnursoay evening at 7: p, m.
gchool at 10 o'clock. Morning worship Tat
,,, .,'1 m' i?f: "fr p. .a
Jienson. A. J. Mcciung, Pastor Sunday
, -un nuarnittii win sing, 'l tome to
.??.. Boma.. Men's Bible class at
noon, junior nnaeavor at 1:30. Henlor
Endeavor at 6.30. Evening worship at
730. theme, "A Faithful Saying." The
cnoir win sing, -ui tora Most Holy,"
.by Harper. Prayer meeting Wednesday
1 evening at 8. Men's club on Thursday
(evening at t.
Lowo Avenue, Corner Fortieth and
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McOlffln.
Pastor Sunday school at 10. Morning
service at 11. Christian Endeavor at 3
and 6:5. Evening service at 7;5. Prayer
meeting and Bible Teacher Training
class, Wednesday at S.
United Ilrethren.
Hartford Memorial, Nineteenth and
Lothrop. W, O. Jones, Minister Bible
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a, m.
and 7.30 p. at. Dr. Charles Whitney of
x ayton. O., secretary of tha board of
home missions, will speak at both tho
morning and evening services. Mid-week
prayer service on Wednesday at VX).
Mlacellaneoua.
Spiritualist meeting at 8 p . m., at
Fraternity hall, 1814 Harney, conducted
by F. A. Thomas, missionary. Subject.
"The Difference Between Splrituallun
and Other Religions,"
International Bible Students' associa
tion meet on the third floor ot Baright's
hall. Nineteenth and Farnam at 3 p. m..
subject. "Baptism and Its ImDort' Th
KT'.ii L V Ft"' ru , . .
."t?!?? iainff pi"? J.Ut ot.
1 1?1 """"'.'r bazaar In The Bee
cuiaing da weunesuay ana Tliursday.
'here will be a aerie of lectures on
iierc w u. aeries ui tenures on
spiritualism commencing Sunday at 8
p nt by V. A Thomas. P S. S
at
Fraternity hall, isi llnrney street
The First Reformed, Twenty-third and
Deer Park Boulevard. C. Edward
Holyoks. Minister Preaching servlres at
It a. m. and 8 p. in. Morning theme,
"Compromises.'" Evening theme, "Tho
Second Birth." 8unday school at 10 a m
Christian Bndeavqr at 7 p. m. Mid-week
prayer icrvlco on Wednesday evening at
8 o'clook.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
On Tuesday evening an entertainment
tOr tile ItAtflnn rwf.nln will Im rlv.n nt
Thirty-sixth and U streets. South Omnha.
A IJfe I rtibfom ffV11ln lin 1An fnrniMl
at Mrs. Spragucs rooming house, ICi
iionara street. A young attorney of the
city, t , a. HarrK will lead the discus
Mona and all the young men rooming
mrru vevcnieen) have enrolled.
Tho High School club, maao up of flftv
older boys of tho High school, will rIvo
a dinner at the association building Krl-
,y evClnf. December 19. Superin
tendent K. IT flrntt ..111 Kv. ,,,..) nf
honor and will address tho boys on, "The
Choleo of a Vacation."
K.1T iliS cnd time this year Dr.
MIbUr F. Pmff will k ih.
the men's meeting, Sunday afternoon at
t c.lojr- ,Tne subject of the addrea wilt
mo essentials or Manliness." nr
w. O. Henry's Life Problem group, the
hour preceding, will discuss, Habits."
On Tuesday evening last a smalt group
or men from the apartments met and
discussed plans for the organization of n
Permanent social club for tho men living
In the building. This club will bo re
sponsible for social and religious work
among apartment men,
Tho postponed muslcalo to be given by
Mr. Jones ami those assisting him will
bo Tuesday evening In the association
auditorium. On the am evening 250
employes ot the Bell Telephone company
will be entertained at tho building by the
membership department.
Beginning December 19 t vacation of
two weeks has been doclared for all
students of tho educational department,
with tho exception ot those enrolled In
public speaking, plain reading and esti
mating. Salesmanship and commertlnl
law. bchool will close on that evening
with a social for all students.
Ono week from Sunday Dr. Frank M
Seerley will address the men's meeting
on the subject. "Psychology and Sox
Hygiene." Dr. Secrlev Is head nf the
Physical training department of tho
Springfield Training school for Young
Men's Christian association sccrctarli-s
nnd is recognized throughout t'io cast
as an nuthorlty on the subject that ho
will treat. At 3 o'clock on tho same day,
December 21, he wilt talk to older boys
about, "Tho Thrto Levels,"
On Saturdny nnd Sunday of this weok
three of the series of state conferences
for High school boys will be held. Mr
Dcnlsoh will attend and address the ono
at Falrbury, Mr. Flower nnd Mr Halloy
go to the ono at Wayno and Mr Ringer
to Holdrege. The two conferences held
Inst week wero nttonded by 160 boys of
the state, and It Is expected that the three
this week will lie aa largely attended.
Three more such conferences, arrnngod
for by tho state secretary, arc to follow
after tho first of the year.
Oolnmerce School. i
Seniors Entertain"
Tne four-year seniors ot tho High
Bchool of Commcrco entertained tho stu
dents of that school at an assembly Fri
day, which consisted of tho following
numbers:
Violin Duet Prnyor nnd Hondo...
Albert Dowllng, Charles Edmonson,
ltuby Davidson, accompanist.
Talk by Dr. Holovtchlner.,
Vocal Solo When the Sands of tho
Desert Grow Cold
Klmer Kdman.
Helen Horton accompanist.
Talk by Superintendent Graff
Recitation Queer English
Carl Evans.
Presentation of Class Pennant to tho
School....
Klmer lJdmnn.
Song by tho Class Love's Old Sweet
Bong
Miss Hoskln accompanist.
Dr. Holovtchlner cautioned the students
to "contlnuo diligently nt their work
since the true success of a school Is
really dependent upon those who attond
tho school."
Superintendent Graff spoko of the char
acteristics necessary for successful busi
ness men, laying stress on tho quality
of perseryance. Ho contended that the
essentials ot character have remained
unchanged through tho ages, and that
thoy are absolutely necessary for success.
Auto Owners Want
Law Against Theft
A well defined tone of lamentation be
cause the recent legislature "forgot" to
pass laws fixing a punishment for auto
mobile thieves and Joy riders who "bor
row" cars Is one of the principal features
of the annual report of Gould Dlotz,
president of tho Omaha Automobile club,
which was read at tho annual meeting
last night at the Commercial club.
Steps aro now being taken to prevent
another case of forgctfullness In the
some direction and a "roward and prose-
cutlon" fund is being considered.
. .. . ... . .
Anotner teature ot tno report that stood
out prominently Is a suggestion that
businessmen who own cars be com
pelled to house them somewhere instead
of leaving them standing about In the
streets, near somo office building.
"Wo'ro way behind Kansas City, Kt,
Louis, Chicago and other cities In this re
gard," said Mr. Dcltz.
Thero are about 3.D00 automobiles in
Omaha and Douglas county.
Four new directors were chosen at the
meeting. They are: J, E. George, Sam
uel Burns, Jr., P. H. Dcarmont and Ban
dull IC. Brown.
Funeral of Mrs.Pape
Will Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha E.
Pope, aged 19, who died Friday at St
Joseph's hospital from burns received In
a gasollno stove explosion a week ago,
will be held Sunday afternoon at tho
home of James Pane, 1803 South Fifty
sixth street. Burial will be in Forest
Lawn.
Mr. Pape, who was painfully burned
alito, (a Htm In a serious condition,, but
will attend the funeral.
PACIFIC SCHOOL HEAD
GIVEN FAREWELL BANQUET
Miss LUzlo Banker, principal of the Pa
clflo Vehool for twenty-six years, will re
tire December 19. As a farewell to her
Superintendent B. U. a raff and forty
flvo principals and supervisors gave a
banquet for Miss Hanker at the Young
Women's Christian association's building
last evening. She has been In educational
work for almost forty years, twenty-s-:ven
of which were in the Omaoa puii.ls
schools. On account of property Inter
ests In Colorado, which need her Immo
dlato attention, she has decided to leave
as soon as possible. Instead of finishing
the school year. She will live on one ut
her Colorado farms,
SOUTH OMAHA POLICE
RECOVER STOLEN FREIGHT
A running fight ensued Friday night
between South Omaha policemen. Hank
Carey, Mike Gillln. John Gaughan and
Joo Potach and freight robbers In the
Burlington years near Tenth and J
streets. A call came over the telephone
l ., A , . ,
10 tno I"0"00 tatlon saying that several
A Sale Without a Parallel in Amtriia is Now Going on at the Ware
rooms of the Sihmoller & Mueller Piano Company
We purchased 500 Pianos and Playor Pianos, tho best instruments the world pro
duces, at a fraction of cost of production, and wo aro prepared to demonstrate to the
wiso buyor that his dollars will obtain twic o as much piano value here as anywhere else
in Omaha.
If you expect to purchase a piano or playor for Xmas, it will pay you to investi
gate our tremendous bargains. In our Btock you will find nearly every famous piano of
America.
U Sfeinway
Weber
Schmoller &
And scores of others offered on the unheard of tonus of $1.00 a week and 30 days'
free trial. Free stool, free scarf, free lifo insurance and 25 year guarantee on every
instrument sold.
Slightly Used Pianos at Bargain Prices
$000 Win. Knnbo. upright, now
9JI0O flco. Stock, uprlRht, now
$500 Emerson, upright, now
$225 IlooUio Itros.. tiprlRht. now
8:175 Stcscr 8ona, upright,
250 Decker & Sons, uprlKht,
Fit K 13 $25 COUPON. DIAMOND KINO FltKE.
This Coupon will bo accepted as part aaaamMnnc Stop Insldo and register for the 9150
of first payment on any NKW Piano or ' Diamond Ulng to ho given away Clirlst-
riaycr Piano at our storeroom", If aaaaanasaassB mas KtJj pllrCh.aso necessary la
presented before January 1, 1014. order to register.
If you aro unahlo to call In person, pleaso write for our Free Catalogue nnd Price Tjlst. Ton can
make no better Christmas purchaso titan a Piano or Player Piano. It will bring joy nnd pleasure to
tho entlro household and your friends us well.
SCHMOLLER MUELLER PIANO CO.
Established 1850.
men carrying sacks ot merchandise were
seen in tho yards and that they looked
as though they had stolen tha goods. Tho
policemen responded and gave chase, re
covering tho sacks which contained nbout
200 pairs of women's nnd children's shoes.
Tho robl)cr8 escaped.
URGES G. 0. P NATIONAL
CONVENTION NEXT YEAR
WASHINGTON, Dec IS. Tho national
republican congressional campaign com
mittee went on record hero todny as
favoring a special national convention ot
tho republican party next year.
It was resolved by the committee called
Brass Goods
Thtrz is no finer gift
than a box of
Romeo Garcia
Havana Cigars
Recognized by lovers of a mild
Pleasant Smoke. All Shapes.
CUESTA REY
Clear Havana Cigar
We have them
in stock from
5c to SOc
Agents for.,,,,
Bfron dc Kalb, Bull Dog,
Win. Fargo and Mantel's
Hand Made.
Exclusive 11ns of Park It Tilford's and
Webr's fins oandlas. Also carry Johnson's
In fancy Xmas packages.
N. MANTEL CO.,
CHRIS I MAS
OF PIANO
Hardman
Emerson
Mueller
..3325
SllO
$275
$ J)5
now. ...... .$1J)5
now SlOO
$1,200 Chlckcrlng & Sons, frrnntl, now. . .
Oldest Piano House la Uw West. 1811.18
togother by Its chairman, Itepresentatlvo
Woods, ot Iowa, that In Its Judgment:
"A special national convention of the
republican party should be held as soon
as practicable to take action relative to
the apportionment of dolegstes to the na
tional nominating of tho party, to tho
unit of representations to the full recogni
tion of tho primary laws of tho various
states pertaining to tho election nf dele
gates and members of the national com
mittee, nnd the time when tho latter shall
tako office, nnd to such other matters as
may seem desirable."
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
JULIA MARLOWE
FIRE HAVANA CIGARS '
Look Good, Taste Good, Are Good
Known to buyers of the best
for Supreme Excellence i n
quality and workmanship.
Portable
Ash
Trays
Have them at
most any price.
A GREAT I
mam ass ass aw fTfc. Di r n msM
SALE
S
Llndeman & Son
Steger & Sons
McPhall Segerstron
$500 Chlckorlng & Son, upright, now S295
$225 NorrlB Hyde, upright, now g Q5
$1100 Kimball, upright, now S1?5
$250 J. 1. Ilnlo, upright, now S125
$750 Stelnwny, upright, now -SdOO
$500 Mehlln, upright, now S220
.200
FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NED,
Prosecution Will Lie
Under Federal Law
LINCOLN, Dec 12. In on opinion
rendered today by the nttorney general's
office, tho county attorney of Custer
county Is advised that a railroad deliver
Ing Intoxicating liquors to a "dry" com'
munlty may bo prosecuted If It Is shown
tho railroad was aware the liquor was to
be sdld Illegally, A brower at Kansas
City, Mo., shipped a quantity of beer to
a man In Brokon Bow, a prohibition
town, delivery to be made to him when
n draft was paid to the agent of the ralU
road company,
Sinkers' Articles ef
Every Description.
Fine Lin of
PIPES.
Special Holiday Packages
of the
El Sirrah
Clear Havana Cigar
A mild high-grade cigar
appreciated by d is -criminating
smokers.
2 for 25c 10c
La Flor de Guerro,
Diaz & Co.
High Grade Havana
, Cigars
Made from special selected
Havana Tobacco
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