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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1914)
G TIIK BKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1914 SOCIALISTS HAYE A TICKET i Place Name 'of Five Candidates in Field for School Board. .WOULD ABOLISH MILITARISM Won! the lilidrnll rrTl1e wltk at I.rast One Hot Meal a Par and AIm Wail Bird- f, , ' Ic I tasnnrtlon. . ft, ForiaJlst hsve placed five mnrtlilntes f Jn the field for the Fnarrt of F.duratlon f tnr1 have prepared platform iiriclns; the J nhollllon of "militarism" In the pulillc J'erhools, the dlebsnilmwnt of th Hlnh I rrhool cadet, reduction of tho sis of rjlnsmts. one free hot meal each dny for Frarh pupil, free and more tlioroiiRh med ical Inspection and five salaried Instead jpf twelve unpaid fnembrra of the Board f Eduratlort j The Boclallft candidates are: i Fifth Ward C. Y. Iumheck, auto re pairer. 1411 Wirt street, t Etxth Ward E. H. Rrlmple. book keeper. 219 Pratur street. 5f Seventh Ward-Mrs. Charlotte A. Ttoere, poucKper, 3?T Marry street. Ninth 'Ward Mrs. Anna Welner, wire, ?17 Cass atreet. Twelfth "Ward F.llhn Bloch, school tea-herVr twenty years, Twenty ourth stret t S.U0 North TKf rlntfnrm. Hrjvlf.J t the quotation-, "Ktlu.-atlim Is a Wtter anf'gunrd to a nation than a standing; army," the sminliat platform follows: We 'demand free disruv,n of all ques tions whh h the owners of puliMr school tuilldlnas ilesire to lii uss theraln. We dMiian.t that the tear-liln- of mili tarism In our publlr s' hols he dlsron tltm.il. (he hliiti ai hnul ,.,lt. K. handeif and that e titration he carried on HKxinst the h.jy si-out movement. We demand that the slxe of the classes le reduced to admit nf the greatest effl- rlenry In tearhlnar, and that ample pro visions f..r s. lmol hull. Unas le made. He drmnnd that all Properties held by' private Inntltutlons under the pretext of! peine; s hnol property and not used fori that purpose shall le taed In the same I manner as all other property. I We demand tho employment of no em ployes exrrpt those In full sympathy with our public si hool . svstem. We demand free medical and dental In-1 tTwrtlnn ,.f nil nnhlU 1.. l k. 1 1 .t l. .. ' cometent physicians snd denllets. and free treatment to all rhIMren whose par ents are unable to pav. We demand t'flat public school buildings be used as v4lnr places. We demand better pay for tha lower paid employ), and that men and women be paid equally for the same service ren dered, and we dem.ind Increased effi ciency for teachers. We P"immrml that the Hoard of F.du catlon he five Instead of twelve mem bers, that thev devote all their time to the work of tha school hoard and that they, he, paid . a reasonable salary. We demand that the school children be liven ona hot meal each day free of coet. Omaha Woman Back to Paris to Study Mia Mary Allkova, daughter of Joe Mlk, the Hiirllnsrton statlonmaster, hsa returned to Paris, he ssys. Hhe fled to tha coast and planned to cross the chan nel to Knxland, when tha Hermans neared Paris, but went bark to the French capital when the Teuton dander waa driven back. flhe la xpected home for Chriatmaa, and may remain In Omaha a while. Instead of frolne- abroad aaln to continue her music: studies. j ITALIANS TO HAYE A PARADE Will Celebrate Columbus Say by a General Jollification. Two New Cases of Diphtheria Found Two new cases or diphtheria have heen reported to the c!ty health office 8am fc'ern, 6 year old, 71 North Seventeenth street, and Clara Kiddle, 15 yean old, U21 South Twentieth street. White a few new cases keep appearing Health Commissioner R. W. Connell Is taking unusual precautions to suppress the contnxlon, which, ha fears, may spread among school children. WILL HAVE A DOZEN BANDS Italia Jocletlee ta Seaa Deteajatloaa of Marcher Sqaasl of Pollre te Lead Wast Festival Decorations Left t p. A paareant vlelnsj in splendor with any of tho parades engineered by Samson and his cohorts will be the annual Columbus day celebration to be put on October 12. by Nebraska Italian societies. A doien military hands, floats, and thousands of marchers will make up the line. Joe Calabria, superintendent &f the court house, will be the grand marshal of the day and Ms assistants will be Joe Sesto and J. Octavlo. The parade will form at 1 oclock at Sixteenth and Nicholas streets, and the line of march will be south on Sixteenth to Douglas, east to Tenth, south U Far nam, west on Farnam to Nineteenth, south to Harney, east on Harney to Tenth, south on Tentb to Mason, west on Maaon to Thlrtenth and south to Mets halt After the parade, thera will be a general Jollflcatlon and speech-making at the halt Half a doxen Italian societies In Omaha will send delegations of marchers, a squadron of mounted police will head th rarade. and then will follow the floats. City and county officials In autos will also be In the line. Louis J. Plattl, Julius Cantonl and Sebastian Salerno have charge, of the ar rangements. Tboy will request met chants to allow the Ak-Sar-Ben decorations to remain until after the Columbus day parade. SUFFRAGE AUDIENCE LEAVES TO SEEK WILD WEST SHOW A big crowd attending a noonday suf frage meeting at the South Omaha stock exchange waa captured bodily by the Ak-Hs.r-Ken wild west riders and Indians and tha ramlval band, when the Utter visited tha yards on a boosting trip. Several men and women speakers had rounded up a good audience and. were expounding tha rotes-for-women doctrine. But at the flret sound at the carnival band and the first glimpse of California Frank's In diana and cowboys and girls, the crowd walked out of the building and left the suffragist talking to an empty corridor, while 'tha carnival booster did their stunt. , MANY GERMANS EXPECTED Over Hundred Auto Loads Expected from Fremont for Celebration. SESSION TO LAST TWO DATS Ma ale aa1 Addresses Saturday Af teraona K. L, Italler te "peak a "Earopeaa War Saaday German l!aae. 8ome time before noon today a chain of 100 automobiles or more will swing Into Omaha from Fremont and vicinity. It will be the automobile train of nerman Air.erlcat.s from Dodge ond Washington counties coming to the two days'' German celebration In Omaha. Hundreds more from these counties will come by train, but as much as a week ago word was received locally that at least 100 automo biles would come from these two counties alone. S The celebrations will be held at the Ger man Home and park on South Thirteenth. Programs of music. Sonus, and speeches are arranged for the two days. Many visitors from all parts of Nebraka and Iowa are expected during these festivities. F. I., Hallcr of Omaha la to opeak on the "European War" on Sunday after noon. On account of the desire to observe) neutrality in the strictest senee of tb word and avoid any apperanco of demonstration, the great Oerman rarade which u a feature no well received last year. Is to be omitted thla year, and tha whole cdebratien U to occur quietly at the Oerman Home. The total receipts ef the celebration ana festivities are to be turned over to the relief fund for the widows and orphan! of th soldiers in the European war. The Saturday afternoon program la a. pragram of music entirely. Th Sunday program consists of musical number and nddresaes. NEWLYWEDS AflE GIYEN WARM RECEPTION HERE When Mr. and Mrs. Warren fihulthels, newlyweds from Wayne, registered at th Paxton hotel, they found that their com ing had been heralded far In advance and that a lively welcome had been pre pared. Their suite of room was gaily decorated with flower, and all the em ployes and guest of the house were waiting to show them a good time. Th entire hotel had been placarded with cards aent here by frlenc'a to announce thelC marriage and urg everybody to glv them a warm reception. Mra. fhulthels was Miss Mary Mellor ot Wayne. mgS.Welcome Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors-Make This Store Yonr Shopping Headqnarters-AU Convenience, at Your Semce-Checks On All Banks Cashed HereSIS Veiling -Vogue Increiging Th uss of veiling la more than ever favored this season. We are Bow showing all the new styles, the Filet meshes, plain and bor dered, ths ail -over sprays and scroll dvspma, also many bor Aera la vol ret and ohenile dots. AJ1 at very reasonable price. Per yard, te, T&e, Mft asul We Announce for Saturday a Sale of Latest Fashion Fall Suits at $17.50 That Will Be a Revelation New Collar and Cuff Sets The demand for these Is Increas ing every day. Semi-laundered end cuff sets In Swiss linen and Blque. Newest designs, r T nusual value ahown :r for Saturday, pair smww Beaatlfel Maaraa Beta With unique cuff, military style., Selling at T3 MXM. Rail Callnra Hand embroi dered. Very dainty. Me. L ET YOUK THOUGHT remain in the right direction for your new Fall Suit to Brandeis for we have a happy surprise for you Saturday. Our buyers have been in New York for nearly ten days looking over the latest fashions; they have made enormous purchases. The new garments are arriving every day the most remarkable purchase of all being one lot of over 400 Suits that really ought to sell for $25.00, but we were so fortunate in this deal that we can AND WILL SELL them Saturday at $17.60. ' ' " ' You will not believe that such fine suits .can be sold for $17.50 therefore you must see them Satur day to thoroughly appreciate your opportunity. They are fashioned of fine Wool Serges, Poplins, and numerous other fancy worsted materials. There are medium and long coat styles, plain tailored or fancy cord, self strap and velvet trimmed models; with tunic, pleated or plain skirts. An unlimited variety of styles to select from In all the new shades for early Fall wear. Values up to $25.00. Spe cial Saturday at NEW FALL DRESSES 10 Women'' and Ml' Dr la fine) wool orgen, Ilk, crepe and aaMn; also aerge and gllk combination effects - In. the new basque, draped and tie-on styles. Plain or satin and lace trimmed effects In a wide va-j for early Fall wear. Bpeclal at. .. , Another Special for Saturday Women's , and . M Dr In fin wool serge, plain 'or self strep and braid trimmed effects, with tunlo and pleated skirts. . Black, blue and "brown. ' Bpeclal Saturday t..s.:t:. $6.98 A COAT NOVELTY 12.50 Miss' and Junior College nd Sport Coat In fancy plaid and tweed mixtures, pleated back with semi-belts, 36 Inches long. These coats are all the go In the East and are becoming Yery popular here. All sizes In Saturday Silk and Wool Sweaters Women'a and Mi 611k and Wool Sweaters Plain or belted style, with roll collars; plain , colors or two tone effects. In a wide variety ot styles and shades. All splendid values Sat urday t $15.00 down to $5.00, $3.9$ tf0 Hf $Z8 and psd.DU Great SKIRT VALUE Women's Skirt In fine wool1 serge, poplin and fancy tweed mixtures; plain tailored, or braid and self strap trimmed models; In the new tunic , pleated andj plain tailored styles. All colors.' Special Saturday at '3.98 Silk Petticoats-Very Special Silk Petticoat In fine Messaline and silk Jersey, with deep tucked and pleated flounoe, In several different styles. AH the new colors for Vail wear, (I QQ Special Saturday at LjO i LONG KID GLOVES The f imom Dttt" Mill One of the most unusual of- ferings we have ever, been able to make, in view of the scarci ty of kid gloves, this announcel mcnt is most extraordinary. We wilK place on sale Saturday about 480 pairs of women's 12 and 16-button kid gloves (the majority are 16-button) J in white only. All perfect, goods, at $1.95 per pair. About two-thirds of these glors . were bought from Deal, and ae- , cording to present conditions they should sell at $3X0 per pair. A ' most unusual nd lucky strok of hnalnstsa enahlna na in All tbta tuj H limited quantity Saturday at '$!.&.' g Kid (i loves, and particularly long g kid gloves, are very scarce, there- . Lj tore this offer at a much' lower ' 6 price than regular, should ; attract p the) widest attention. . Sites from IS to 7., We can-, g not emphasise too strongly the 3 wisdom of buying several pairs, H and we urge early buying as we p do not expect the lot to last more ,j than a few hours at the price we J have marked them. Our stock of kid (loves Is alto il getl.er complete now. rrrln's Kid Gloves, the wurld-over-famous for quality, are la a full range of ; trades, colora, styles and alaea. and "1 at before-the-war prk-ea. Not a aeinale rlce has been raised or will be retard until our present supply Is eshauated. Perrln'a real Kid Jloves 3 sell at IUi S.oe. Sl.TB and BIJM a Where to Eat? No better plsc en earth than Green thorn Cafe Brandeis Stores Splendid service, finest cuisine, everything wholesome and pur). Refined cabaret You'd think onr prices would be high but they are not look at this Special Dinner Saturday 25c qhoioe of Corn Beef and Cabbage, or Hot Roast Beet Dinner Mashed Potatoes or Boiled Bread and Butter Coffee. Green Room 'Cafe Open Evenings During Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival. KMnasi la Braadela Theater Lekky V Handkerchiefs 7,uo Big Specials Saturday Women's and Man's All-Linen 'Handkerchief With fancy or new long Initial, new wide hem, '.embroidered corners. Imitation Armenian lac edges; also fine, sheer, plain narrow hems. Worth 20c, special Sator day at .-, 10c Mrm'u lis la White I a la I.laea MaailkerraUra W Ith narrow hems. Women's Fine, Sheer t.lne weave Hendaercbiefe kimbrcld- ered rnrners In colore and white. also wide bems and "corded borders. Worth 10c each, on sale 5c JaJ rrsr.swa.xs3iE Yr jji Underwear Here is THE LATEST in WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR The new ."Stage" last wilb' short vamp, wide toe, high heels, cloth top. This style has again come in popular favor. We have them in all sizes "and widths. Sat- tiit . tmc r., 10 VV urday. 'Baby Doll" Shoe for Woman I'ateat leather with cloth or kid top; or gun metal calf with cloth top. Wide olain toe with low bet-Is. All sixes. Eatur- ' CO 4 0 day. plr;....;5sO pai SPECIAL SATURDAY 500 pairs ef Fancy Satin Hlippers wortn to $3.60. Baturday, 1 Q? per pair ,pIIO Women's Union-Suits Part cotton and part wool. High neck with long sleeve, and Dutch neck with elbow sleeve. Both ankle length. Worth to $1.60. Bpe- (1 An rial 8aturday. sutt pl.UU Wemen'a ' Vests and Pants Part , . wool. long sleeve vests, aokl pant. White and natural. Vp to $1.00 values.' Sat- jr ,. urday, garment OC Women'' Union Suit Medium weight and flcy lined cotton, In U th wanted stylea Worth p to $100. Bat- - syr urday, ult .IDC CHILDREN'S DAY SZ&Jz Children's Underwear Main Floor Misses'. Children's and Boys' Unoln Suit In cotton and part wool. Worth up to $1. Saturday, per rfC suit ....OC Ml', Children's and Boys' Union Suits la fleecy lined cottons, cream and gray. All lies to 1$ years. Bpe- A Q clal price Saturday, suit UC M" Knit Union Suits for Girl and Boys Patent taped Special Values You can always do better at Brandeis when outfitting your children, but we go further than usual on Saturday, by offering special values in so many departments that you must be interested, if you have children to clothe. We describe a few of the many specials for Saturday. Children's Co&is Second Floor Coats of splendid quality; heavy cheviots, chinchilla, fancy tweed and plaid mixtures; In plain or belted strap and fancy piping trim med effects In a wide variety of stylea All slses. 6 to 14 years. Special Saturday pO Children's Dresses - Second Floor In plain colored serges, Taney piald check and auiped materials In plain or self strap, and colored pip ing trimmed effeot;. In light and dark shades;' aU slses, to 14 years. Special Saturday at $1.50 and $1.98 ' Children s Millinery Second Floor Six Different Style of Mi' and Juniors' Trimmed Hats Made of good quality of zibel In plush, some trimmed with Roman ribbons others with satin rosettes. Suitable for girls of 3 to S years. Colors principally browns, nary and cardinal; also black. Hats that we aold for $1.75 and $1.00. Special Sat- 4 r urday at $ lea0 29c seams and buttons 60c quality, Saturday, sutt, "M" Knit Waists fer Qlrla and Boya Patent taped seams and buttons. 25o "1 Q l vala., Saturday, each. laWC Children s Hosiery Main Floor Beys' and Girls' Heavy Fin Ribbed Ho "Th Black Cat" fcrand. A splendid school hose with double soles, heels and toes, and double 4 knees. Per pair IOC 29c HARMONY OF BOSTON PERFUMES f"1 ' - . glass stoppered bottles, and each bottle handsome ly boxed. New Eng land "Lily ot the Val ley" odor special sals price, each Other Specials for Saturday Jer-en'e Benzoin Almona Lotion le Epsey't Fragrant Cream, 25c alse ISe Kirk's Jap Kose Talcum Powder Se Hat Hepatlca, 0e alse bottle. .. .! Woodbury's Facial Cream He Rubtfoam or Sosodont. 16c alse, Me 4711 Whit Rose Glycerin soap, 10 Caathrex Shampoo, 0c else.... We Melba'a Face Powder, all shades, toe alse , SSe Ingram's Milkweed Cream, 60e alsa, for , TH Carter's Little -Liver Pills, tSe sis, for 11 Fletcher'. Caatorla, I6e six 10 Peroxide Skin Soap, rake Se Boraclc Aold, l-lb. package ,le Peroxide of Hydresen, l-lb..,..le Kenl-Kliuh, 2fe sit can le Horltck'a Malted Milk. 11 alse. 7 Allrock's Porous Plasters, I for X Asperln Tablets, & sr. per doxen 1 Or Lapactlc Pills, 10 In bottle SSe Hromo 8elt(er. II sire bottle... B.le Lustrlte Nail Enamel, lie slse..M Danderlne, 10c site bottle l't Charming Blouses DAINTINESS of the highest degree. Our buyer for this section has Just, returned from New York with models that will captivate Omaha's mart women correct reproductions of the very latest creations. Three of these are specially priced for Saturday: is r t t 1 Trotteur Blouses la Crep d Chin. Ai Jl i MX other with Military collars; rich satin at sweeW BOUMa with vestee of sslf-colors; lac and chiffon Blouses with silk girdles. 6.00 values g at 3.8. g K g s ol A A About 1,t4t Blouses In Crepe da Chine, K P Ar Sn llll Oeorrette Crepe. Washable Satin, Pus- g h tfWW Willow Crepes In Trotteur Blouses g m and dressy styles. Also an excellent, selection of e T Basque Blouses, la black, navy, brown. g fi 1 i fri Af? Tn Bew Sash Blous combination ' of S a At Jtt 1 and satlfi, dressy chiffon Blouses, g g if V xlao lace and crep d chin Blouses g S in dressy models. p EmwisWBw W r Lyons Silk Velvet Shapes 5jj UU Will $2.45 BALE 0ATURDAY SECOND FLOOR too dozen of them -but when you remember that they are the very latest styles and of GENUINE LYONS VELVET, you will make up your mind to be here early, for even 100 dozen will not last lonr at...... They are the newest French sailors and soft crowned military -turbans. BLACK ONLY. The regular retail price of these shapes Is $6.00. 100 dozen to go on sale Saturday at $2.45 each. $3.98 Ostrich Plumes for $L95 . SALE SATURDAY-MAIN FLOOR '.'There are only HO of these plumes all this wholesale house had on band. We bought them at about half price and will sell them the same way about half price. AU prim atock, 13 to 14 Inches long. Big. fluffy broad French heads. 8 inches wide. Twenty-fWe dif ferent pastel shades. Ostrich Pompons and Stick-Ups - $ALE SATURDAY MAIN FLOOR About 7$ doien Fluffy Ostrich Combination Pom pons snd 8tick-Up Fancies, made of five pieces of selected floss Dstrich. They com In eight of the season's best colora Regular TSc ral- Of uea Saturday, the prloe will be syC vs u , - waioiiiiinircisaJr.a' Boston Fern Sale. Saturday f Mor! than 1,000 beautiful, larje, 6-inch Bos- Oi ton Ferns, in fine condition. Worth $1.00, Mf to on sale Saturday, each v j Don't Miss This BargainThe Biggest $j Ever Offered in Vmaha. g svt . i ii r iiaiurai wavy nair mnsirmwmwi&ra SWITCHES 3 Women's Fibre Silk For the Fashionable New Coiffures. Regular $7 value. fr? ff Very spacisl pO.UU These switches are of first qual ity human hair and made la tar separate strands. 22 Inches long. All shade. An extraordinary offer for Saturday at $&.0Q. Ice pack massag and oil aoalp treatment performed by the High Frequency Generator. Manicuring and Shampooing. Hosiery RKtt Don't Fail to Visit the Basement-It Is Full of Bargains Your visit Is not complete If you fall to go through tha busiest place tn all Omaha Brandel BaaemenL New lots go on sal here every day. Wherever you look you'll see good, dependable merchandise and all of It at very moderate prlcea You'll se big crowds around the tttioe Fecilon in the basement 8aturday we are selling Women's $3.00, $3 0 and $4.00 Shoe for $1.00 per pair. And tt Is that way nearly all throtiRh a real meoca of, raluea '..'.." In black and white, with double ole, heels and toes. Also Silk Llala, full faahloned. Regular price lie. Special Saturday, pa!r....5o Woman's Pur Thread SMk Hon In black, whit and color. High spliced solas, he Is and toes, and double garter tops. A good $1 quality, for 69c Woman's Lisle Thread Ho In'whlt and black. fTh Black Car brand. Frill, regular mad with high apllced hl and toes. 26c Quality. at..U',e il