THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1914.-
NEW AUTUMN FABRICS
WONDERFULLY FINE
$2 to $4 A YARD
Not only is the variety greater, but the
fabrics themselves are more beautiful than
any we bavc ever before shown.
For the more elaborate suits, Heavy
Corded Poplins, All Silk Failles and Sating
arc favorites.
For afternoon and evening gowns, ma-
. terinls which drape and fold in delightfully
1 graceful effects are in demand, such as
Satin Meteors, Crepe Sublime, Silk Poplin,
Crepe de Chine, Silk and Wool Crepe Poplins.
New Marabou Scarfs and Muffs
Black, Brown, Natural White
$12, $13.50, $14, $15, $19.50, $20 a Set
Neckwear Section Main Floor
Your Hosiery Wears Well
and Gives Good Service
If You Buy It Here
For 25c a Pair
A variety of good durable hoso. Not the ordinary
kind found in most stores. Instead they are made regu
lar full-fashioned garter tops or ribbed tops, double Boles
and high spliced heels. In lisle or cotton, light, medium or
heavy weight, also
fine ribbed.
(Baa feiu
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YILLA SURROUNDS
PEACE CONFERENCE
Places Eighteen Thousand Men
Where He Can Envelop City and
Imprison Them.
PANIC AMONG THE DELEGATES
Faaslly rr-ra m Mevrs te Mel
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DrTrlnyattli Vi(armkl
Caastltattoaallet Cklcf.
RAN ANTONIO,' T.. Oct. .-The
Msxtran eonaulate here today waived
a, report from Mastco City stating (hat
OontraJ Francisco Villa, created a panla
anions the delegates to the convention
of military chief In Agues Callentea
today by moving en army of l,O0O men
Into position where he rn envelop the
city and ImprUein the entire conference.
Villa's army It reported to be, within
n hour's march of Agues Callentea. To
oppoM him there a. re Carranta trnopa
at Monterey and Paltlllo. but It nlwld
lake several day to ret them to Agues
Callentea.
According to the message from Mexico
City to the consulate here the delegates
at Agua Calentts, who Include many chiefs
of the constitutionalist army, have mail
an appeal to Carranca to guarantee their
freedom during the convention, which
was resumed today. They assorted that
Villa's soldiers who are in Aguas CallenUs
as escorts to the chiefs of Villa's army,
rob them and Insult them In the streets.
Trey ask that Ague Callentea and the
surrounding territory be declared neutral
during the convention, or that the con
vention lc removed to Mexico City.
Antonio I. Vlllareal. president of th
convention, today ordered that a train
carrying K. O. Lllorente, Carlos Domtn-
guea, Manuel Bonllla and Andreas Cu-
man to th border be stopped. These men
were released from prison In Mexico
City last night by order of th Arua
Callentea convention and wera to be
permitted to go to Villa, territory. They
were arretted on charges of attempting
to Incite rebellion against Carransa. It
la expected they are to be held as hos
tage, pending further action by Villa.
rimiui Family Flees.
EAGLE PASS, Tex., Oct .-Th
family of Venuitlano Carransa, eonstltu
tionallst first chief, reached the Mexican
border today. It was announced that
they would make their residence tem
porarily at Pledras Negraa, opposite her
on the Mexican side of tha Rio Grande.
The move was reported to be for th
safety of Carransa's family In case of
developments unfavorable to him.
WILSON SIGNSJONKAID BILL
President Gives Sanction to Law as
to Hights of Entrywomen.
GEE AT OTTOTICZ IS . RIGHTED
SUrses)ta,tlve larl Takes flam
that Hesalta In Olvlas; Riaata
smalt Preparer Owans Is) DIs.
trfet at CalaaakUu
(From a Staff Correspondent-1
WASHINGTON, Oct. (Special Tele
gram. Much to Judge Klnkeld's grati
fication, President tVUoa today signed
th bill which tells th story In Its cap
tion, "To provide for a eertlfloele of title
to homestead entry by a female American
cititen who has intermarried wtta aa
alien." '
In making a favorable report oa th
Klnkald bill. First Assistant Secretary
Jones of the Department of tha Interior
aid: .
"Hardships have ocucrred In many oases
due to the law as' it now exists. There
Is no' apparent reason why tha entry
Borneo should not be allowed to perfect
their claims and receive patents not wit h
. standing their marriage with aliens, espe
cially as they generally continue to reside
In tha Called States."
The secretary suggested that the bill be
made general and this was done, so that
U applies to entries made under all laws
requiring cltlsensbip on tha part of the
claimants. ,
Fas assail PrMrty Owaere.
Representative Barton showed his stam
ina today by fearlessly taking a stand
with Chairman .Johnson of the District
of Columbia committee tn opposition to
a bill which gave to tha Baltimore
Ohio railroad a large sum of money for
verUlu itutmily la th district and which
has been taken over by the government
and district for park purposes.
He championed th cause of the small
property owners whose holdings have
been acquired by the government, but
opposed th award made by a commission
to the railroad. As a result of the fight
made today oa the floor th Johnson bill
was passed paying the smaller owners of
property, but creating a new commission
to determine the Baltimore at Ohio's In
terest In the property adjoining th capl
to! grounds. . . '
J. C. Klnsler of Omaha Is registered
at the Wlllard and U la attendance upon
the bar association meeting.
Irviae la WeeklaaTtea.
Judge Frank Irvine, new a member of
th Public Bervioa commission of New
York state at a salary of U,0 per year,
. but formerly of Omaha, Is In Washing'
ton attending th meeting of tha Ameri
can Bar association. Judge Irvine was a
member of tha first corumUaloa of N
braaka created' for tha purpose at aiding
th supreme court tn tha trial of stipu
lated causes. ttr he want to Cornell
university as a lecturer on law and after.
waraa became dean of tha law depart
ment.
Ha wss appointed by Oovernor CMynn
ta hia present position without tha knowl
edge that ha was vn being considered
for tha place,
TEUTONS ASSAIL .
ALL ALONG LINE
WITHOUT AVAIL
(Continued from Page One')
tor the moment ara claiming far more
sueoeae. against th Russians than ara
the Ovrraana, but even admitting tha
correctness of their claims, thsir forces.
which fcra alleged to be driving the Mus
covites out of tha Csroathlan mountains,
sUll are at least seventy mil south of
both Prsamysl and tmberg.
General Assaalt larajeva.
Further to the southward the Servlana
ara utilising all their available strength
In a general assault on Sarajevo. They
especially desire posaeaatoa of tha Bosnian
capital before the court has given Its
decision In th trial of Oavrto Prinslp,
whose assassination of Archduke Praaa
rerdlnaad. th Austrian hair apparent.
was tha direct excuse for tha war of
tha nations.
That significance attach to th an
nounoement that Canada will keep send
ing batches of -volunteer reinforcement,
each numbering 10.000 men, so long as
the war lasts. Is fully appreciated In eom
ments heard both la London and oa the
continent.
BIO FIGURES IN MEXICO'S NEW SHIFT OF SCENE:
Here is Antonio Vlllareal, with his arm around General
Francisco Villa (at left), Mexico's strong man, and former ,
President Carfanza, who relinquished his executive power
on Villa's demand, a few days ago. The large photo was
snapped at the Villa-Carranza conference at .Torreon.
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CHRISTMAS SHIP'S
TIME IS CLOSER
(Continued from Page One.)
patch. It will take a week at least to
land the cars from Omaha at tha Bush
dock In Brooklyn.
Then cornea the preparation and loadlnc
of tha cargo there. That also takes time,
and all that can be allowed will not be
too long. .
The Chicago Herald, has provided spe
cial Christmas Ship master of transporta
tion, whose duty it Is to look after all
railroad shipments and see that they are
not delayed.' The Omaha Bea will report
to him the number of the train, the num
ber and initial of the oars In which th
goods are sent, and then ha will watch
after thr.r. shipment until th goods reach
tha dock at Brooklyn,
Thus It will be aeen, everything has
been carefully planned out and arranged
to get the goods there on time.
Mow a tka Tlaae.
it you intend to make a donation, now
Is tha time.
Packages are coming to The Be office
from all directions, and letters advising
of shipments ara received on every mall
Contributions of money are still coming In
small amounts.
The Burlington secured the first oar to
haul from Omaha to Chicago, but th
second Is going over the Oreet Western.
Assistant General Freight Agent Chlaam
wanted the Great Western to have the
first car, but he was a little lata In
making his application, having been
beaten less than half an hour by OenersJ
freight Agent Holcomb of the Burlington.
When he found that th. hauling of th. J?"1'" L:":.:
tematlc plan Is being carried out nearly
everywhere and that within the next
couple of days the receipt of packages
will be enormous.
Packaare from flrea River.
Th Union Paclflo has received notice
that tha school children of Oreen River,
Wyo., have -collected 1,000 pounds of
suitable presents for children and that
they were shipped Monday.
The agents at Grand Island, Cheyenne,
Rawlins, Kremont and a dosen other
stations out on the main, line report that
men, women and children are at work
gathering articles that will be shipped
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. a. Lane, wife of the cashier
of the Exchange National bank at Hast
ings, has sent word that she has col
lected and shipped two large boxes of
things that wUI gladden the hearts of the
little children of Kurope and that today
she Is receiving the contributions of the
school children of Hastings.
Cash donation of the following amounts
have been received by The Bee Christmas
Ship editor:
Cask Donations.
Mr. Frances I. Colson, Fremont... :,.S6.00
Hurnell Colson, Fremont 100
Helen and August Worm, Omaha.... LOO
Esther Campbell, Osceola, Neb 1.00
Henry H. Campbell, Osceola, Neb J.OO
Lee Otllla Bohurman. Phyllis Schur-
man. Hortensa Ruth Bchurman. Fre
mont 6.00
Boys and airls Christian Sunday
school. Harvard. Neb V
t-resoyieriaa minnay acnooi. . vvanoo
lmo , o
Por All katiesa
Several telephoned to The Bee to tn
quire for what countries the presents to
be carried by the Christmas ship ' we
Intended. One woman said that a per
sistent rumor was afloat in her neigh
borhood that they were only for the
Belgians. Thin is wrong. The presents
will be sent to the Red Cross society
and will be divided by that splendid
organisation among the children of all
the warring countries.
anallty of Gifts Excellent '
Tha exceptional quality and good taste
of the majority of the packages which
ara being sent In for the Chratmas ship
are most surprising, even the Christmas
ship editor feeing struck with the high
character of the packages. One large
bundle was sent over from the Brandels
stores which showed by the marking that
some donor had made purchases of $11 SI
and had them aent over without giving
any name. Many packages of new stock-
HASH RESIGNS PRESIDENCY
Head of Electrio Light Company
Quits Became of 111 Health.
GEN. HAH.Tt.TEa SUCCEEDS HTM
Nash Is Eleete to the. Paeltlea of
"Chairman of tha Boar af Dl- "
rector Reaol a ttoaa ef
Regret Adopted. '
P. A. Nash, president of the Omaha
Electric Light and Power company, has
resigned his position and has been elected
to the offloo of chairman of the board
of directors of the -company. His succes
sor, General George H. Harries, who
comes from Louisville,- where he was
president of the Louisville Gas and Elec
trio compafiy, has been named by the
directors. He .will make his home. in
Omaha, where he has many friends, hav
ing lived hers at one tiros.
This Genuine Seamles
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TERMS-
Oriental Pattern
The design of this rag It ori
ental. AVra it possible to ghow
gam in colors in tha newspaper
you would then thoroughly ap
preciate its beauty. However,
we assure you that you will not
be disappointed when you see it
on our rug floor. On the other
hand you will. say it is one of
the handsomest designs you
ever caw.
75c Cash, SOc aVeek
One of our chief reasons for
making these liberal credit
terms is because we want you
to open an account at out store.
We much prefer to do business
on this basis. We are out to
make friends for our store, and
we don't know of a better way
to do it than to have you as a
constant visitor.
Special Demonstration of the "IDEAL"
Dress Form, Saturday. October 24th. '
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It has been said that every third person
is UouMed with catarrh in soma form.
tVicnce has shown that nasal catarrh
indicates a weakened condition of the
body; that the accretion of the Bincous
membrane are quickly affected, and local
treatment la the iorm of aauSa and
vasort do little, if any good.
To correct catarrh yon should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with ths
il fot.il in rVott's Emulsion which is a
mel;cinal food and a building-tonic, free.
ir-nn l,x,Lol or any bajtnlulcrugi. 1 ry it.
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RENCH ADYANCE
JHIO LORRAINE
(Continued from Pan; One.)
in Iratioe between Arras an4 luya.
where progress is claimed; a continued
allied assault on UUa. still held by tha
Oartnans. and stubborn fighting In th
vicinity of Bt. Mlblel, whara for days
tha allies have been attempting to drive
th Oermans from their southernmost
lodgment, wera th acute points today
la th belli area of rraac and Belgium.
Tn. communications issued In behalf
of th allies last night enabled Britons
to visualise for tha first time in ten
days tha approximate battle after cross
ing tha UolgUn frontier and showed
how th all lee, during th days of cea
senahip ware throwing their foroes
westward to meet th Inevitable German
advance wnloh followed tha taking of
Ostend.
Th fighting is now oenterlng only
few snllea southwest of that city, and tha
Belgian enay, heretofore reported aa
having repulsed the Germans aa tha
banks of the Yser river,' is again la th
thick of th fight, being credited with
bending back th Oerman line aa far as
Houles. ite'glum, thirteen miles north
west or courtral. which point they are
holding, according t th latest reports
avail ble when this dispatch was writ-
DEATH RECORO
Mrs. Mary Jaaa )ataler.
NORTH bUND. Nb.. Oct (Bpe
titl )-Wr. alary Jan Qulglay of Purple
Oan, six miles from North Bend, died
October M at th bom of her daughter
at Ottawa, Kan., and was burled Sunday
at Purple Cane, Neb. th waa bom la
Ireland la
flrat car of Christmas packagea had been
given to th Burlington by reaaon of
previous application, he at once placed
bis claim on th second shipment Now
It looks as If he Is going to gat th car.
It Is in receipt of advlcea from th Chi
cago offtoc of ths company, Instructing
him to secure a car of thia freight and to
order it hauled free, guaranteeing th
beat service that the road can give.
The car ttf be handled by th Chicago
Greet Western Is expected to leave
Omaha next Sunday morning, attached
to one of the road's through meat trains.
Th train will run close to passenger
sohedul an J make the run from Omaha
to Chicago in about twenty-one hours.
latervwt la Mwet Xaeau
Th efforts f The lie to make Christ
mas for th little folk In the war sons
of Kurope as Joyous a on as possible
under th circumstance Is meeting with
wonderful results and all th railroads
are bending every energy to aid.
Conrad Bpene, assistant general freight
traffic manager of th4 Burlington, has
wired from th Chicago office, informing
General Freight Agent lloleoinb, that by
telegraph h has instructed every agent
of th system to receive packagea, bun'
dies and have them transported free.
Everything originating in Omaha terri
tory will be brought to Omaha and turned
over to The Bea, to be repacked and
transported to the Burlington freight
depot
Mr: opens adds that ia Chicago ar
rangements have been made for the ar
rival of the car from Omaha, There it
will go to the Pugh Terminal company
warehouse, where it will be held until it
la put into tha full train that takes the
consignments to New York, later to be
loaded oa the Jason, that will carry
then to Sarope,
Other Reads tn Line.
Sam Miller, general freight agent of the
Northwestern, and General PVelght Agent
Bnyder of th Rock Island have issued
erdars similar to those of t'e Burlington,
at the same time instructing agants to
tell patrons at the etat'ous along the
respective lines that the; must hurry, as
the time tor getting thi articles to New
York is short
General Freight 4ent Lane of the
Union Paclflo aent cat his order relative
te sending la the packages several dars
ago, er at least immediately after Th
lie engaged wtyh the other paper
la the task of 'securing a ship
load of presnitw. 11 ia receiving
notice front stl Along th line that a )s
article of warm clothing for th children
tn the war sone where winter Is now ap
proaching have com In,' --
rasark Company Jfelpa.
J. O. blford of the Cueaca company
some sign painter. 'a ' la left handed.
but he has painted a splendid sign,
which Is now stretched across th side
walk In front of The Bee building as a
reminder that gifts for th Christmas
ship must he in The Bee of floe by Sat
urday morning. VI r. Slford donated the
sign, which Is In bright red, and pedes
trians walking down Karnam street are
theYeby given to understand that the
time ia short . -
been recovered. . The msst of the cruiser
Is visible above the water. '"
TOKIO, Oct to. It was announced of
ficially In Toklo today that the Oerman
torpeda boat 8-W, which escaped from
Taing-Tau under cover of darkness, has
been found aground and destroyed by the
Japanese at a point slaty miles south of
Klao Chow bay. '
PEKING, China, Oct ft). A. distetch
received bare from Tslng-Tau, the .German
fortified position In Kjeo-Chow, says the
Japanese cruiser Takachlho was Sunk in
Klao-Chow harbor the night of October
IT by the German torpedo beat 840.
Previous announcement baa been made
of the occupation by Japanese of Island
In the Marshall and Caroline groups. The
occupation of an Island In the Marianne
or Ladrone group has not heretofore
been reported.
The Mirlanne Islands lie directly east
of ' Luson and about 1.T90 miles from
Manila. In this group is the island of
Guam, which was acquired by the United
States in lOS. Hers the United States
maintains a small military force, and
thnre ia a cable station on the line be
tween Manila, Honolulu and Ban Fran
cisco. The Marianne group fa about MO
miles south of ths Bonln Islands, which
belong to Japan. The total area of the
Mariannes Is about 4M square miles.
Most of them are densely wooded and all
are described as very fertile. . The
climate Is temperate and salubrious.
With ths exception of Guam, ail the
Islands In this group were said by Spain
to uermany in ism, ana rorm part or a
government district et German New
Guinea.
Alaska, Vmm Bill
WA8HINUTON. Oct 20, President Wil
son today signet the Alaskan coal land
leasing bill opening the ooal fields of
Alaska. Because of restrictions put on
the output of coal from Canada to Alaska
since the European war began me Din
was hurried through congress at the re
quest of riecretary Lane and several
western aeueiora.
Real Oak Weaaaa Takes rwiswau
RED OAK. Ia, Oct Ml (Special Tele
gram.) Mra Melvtn Edwards, a young
woman living northwest of here, com
mltted suicide last night by taking tinc
ture of arsenic. She had been seriously
111 and hsr mind was affected.
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