BRIEF CITY NEWS
IV aJe of trades lota latattar
ve ei TThmt New Beaee Preee
Y-Wetrte lu, tt.KX urfea-aredea
tUl taaaraaee Adjuster George
Bchroeder. 4US Ware block. Ked 44C
eol Halt XUoenssa Granted Twenty
three application from South Side pool
kail eperater wr approved by the cltjr
council.
"Ted ay's Complete Movie Frorrem"
classified section looaf, end appears la
The Dee EXCLUSIVELY, rind out what
the yextoue nwrrlnf picture theaters offer.
T Bepal City Property The city
counoll appropriated UK) tor repairing
the South Ride polio station and fiM for
replacing- broken glass In the Hanscom
park sxeenertee.
for Safety Meet In Life Ineurance
ee Vt. H. Indoe, retierel njrent State
Mutual lift Aaauranve Co. et Worceeter,
Maea., one ot the oWwt. 71 years, and
beat comeanle on earth.
To "Lord's Day Ooarreas" The Bur
lington's Omaha offices have been noti
fied that a special Pullman of delegate
Trom the eaat to the "Lord'e Day oon-a-reea"
tn "an rrnnclsco will paaa through
hero at 4:10 Wedneeday.
To Talk Yell Chargee Llord Wllaon,
commercial superintendent of the North
weetara group of the Bell Telephone eya
tem, ia to addreae the Hanscom Park
' Improvement club Friday evening of thie
week at Ma regular meeting at Windsor
aohool. The subject ia to be the tele
phone company' aide of the question of
abolishing toll charge to Booth Omaha
atnee the Consolidation ha taken pi are.
Deee Wet fteec galas the Orlp F. t.
Waterman, arrested on a minor charge,
attempted to convince Judge Brttt that
he waa a brother Kagie by gtvihg the
)udre the grip. A the maglatrate ia
merely a delegate to the grand aerie at
Ppokane and high In the order ha failed
to recognize the grip, having never heard
that the Eagles poeseased such an ar
ticle. Waterman was sentenced to ten
days.
Bone 'of Veteran to Organise There
will be a mass meeting of all those eli
gible to Join the Sons of Veteran, held
at Memorial hajl In DoukIas county court
house, Friday evening, July 13, at S o'clock
sharp, for the purpose of organizing a
camp In thle city. All members of the
Grand Army of tho ftcpubllo are Invited
to be present. The ea!l Is made by Charles
K. Davis, organiser, Hons ef Veterans,
and George Pgarllrk, August lockner, C.
1'.. Adams, committee. Grand Army of
the Republic.
Coasiba bim! Colde Daasxeraaa,
Don't wait, take Iir. King's New Discover-
now, it will help your cough and
soothe the lungs. . 60c. Ail druggists.
Advertisement.
SMITH TURNS BACK TWO
BUCKS TO THE COUNTY
Rotert Smith, Clerk of the fllstrtct
court,' has put back cf the county'
money which he accepted from Sheriff
McPhane for making a trip to Korfolk
In the oapaelty et guard of an Insane
patient A balance aheef placed on ex
hibition tn Mf, Pml'h'a office this week
show an entry of the return of the tt.
dated July I. Mr. Bmltns salary ie tn
per day. .
. For a sprained Ankle.
. If you'1 will get a bottle ot uhember
Jaln'g Liniment and observe the directions
given therewith faithfully, you- will re
cover Ift much less time than la usually
required. , Obtainable everywhere. Adver
tisement. '
HUMMEL INSISTS
. PARKSJLL RIGHT
Miaisten Ar Permitted to Hold
Sendee There Each Sunday
for Two Months.
ewaaaaaaaaa
MUST KOT BUlf DOWN THE CITT
Ppeaklng on behalf ot the Omaha
Ministers' Alliance, Ret. Titus Lowe
told the city commissioners, that
memberg ot his organization, pro
posed to attack the devil In the pub
lic parka during the nest als. weeks.
A committee ot the Alliance asked
the council tor the privilege ot hold
ing services la Hanscom, interview,
Miller and Fontenelle parks.' which
request wag granted, subject to re
strictions to be outlined by Commis
sioner Hummel.
"We beltove We can Improve the park
by holding thee eervtcee." declared Rev.
Mr. Low.
"I am fr.cre tu say thee parks do not
heed Improving. They are strictly re
spectable and I may add that it the mln
latere are to apeak In those parka they
should not be allowed to say anything
dercgatory to the newt Interest of tht
city." was 'the sharp retort of CommaV
aloner Huiflftlel.
Rev. Mr. Lowe quickly explained he
meant the service vVould add to- the m
fulneea of the park and that he did not
hnoan to convey any impreaekm that the
atmosphere of the parka needed renovat
ing. "There are no better booster In Omaha,
than the ministers, " added Rev, Mr.
Lowe
It is proposed to hold these service at
4 p. m. next Punday and extending to the
last Huntley 'n August.
Archbishop Bonzano,
Papal Delegate, to
Visit Here Today
A delegation of KftlphU of Columbus
Will meet Archbishop 150nrn.no, Papal
delegate to the United State, V.-he. he
arrives in Omaha thin morning
and will phow Mm tho sights of the City.
He 1 enroute to Seattle when he will
addreng the Actional convention of the
Knighta ft Columbus. He will din with
bishop Hcannell, whroe guest he will be.
Boneano Is tho third papal delegate to
visit Omahn. He" is tn fourth of the
pupal delegate to the fnlted tHfttgft, the J
three preceding- Mm belntf tfetolll, Mar
Inelll and Falconlo.
inn
itfif;: DM All. ,
W J'iUNKSDAY, JULY 21, lOlo.
Veteran of Balkan
War Wants to Join
U. S. Aviator Corps
Two year of the fierce fighting In the
Balkan war did not Quench the martial
ardor f William P. Vance,
The vwc of hie Ppartan aneeetora etllt
criea from every drop of blood In hla
art-clan veins for more war. more blood
shed, more pillage and plunder and
laflne.
Thee rnoeaWa hotly reject the ollcy
of "watchful waiting." for William to a
waiter In the Metrop eafe, Pkiomlngton.
lnd.
IC write from that nleee to flecrxilt
ing Sergeant Hanson at the local inj
recniltlng rial Ion te know whether be
can Join the artatlon eorp of the 1'iuted
Biatee army. He wa born In bparta.
Greece, and earn to this country U rnak
hi fortune.
But when tfh Pathsns were ba1kln'vand
were threatening the beloved soil ( him
self and Ac! Illee and Agamemnon, A'll
llain closed fp hi affairs of money n ink
ing here and took ship for hie native
land. H fnilated In the Greek army
nnd erved for two year, winning two
medal for bravery on the field ot battle.
Sergeant Hanson h written o the
tarllke 3rck Instructing him to apply
for enlistment via V fhlnrton.
7
;.iii 'jute;
ALL ARE COMING
TO TRACTOR SHOW
Even Farmen and Implement Deal
ers from Canada Are to Attend
Fremont Demonstration.
RUN SFECIAL TEA1X3 IK STATS
All the way from Canada the farm-'
erg are coming to see the big farm!
tractor demonstration at Fremont
August to 14. Some ot the Cana
dians, farmer and Implement deal
er are so much Interested that the
are bow sending telegrams tor par
ticulars on the power tractor demon
stration. Here Is a sample ot the
Inquiries, being one that has Just
reached Omaha t
WINNIlK.a. Manitoba, July K-Twen-tteth
CVntury Farmer. Omaha. Neh.i
rieeee eon ua Immediately full paMieu-
illng tho power demonst ration
at Fremont, Neb, We are making up a
lare regnllng tho p11
party to bring down
THIEVES GET $200 FROM
HOME OF HENRY SCHMIDT
While the family sispt, burglar gained
entrance to the home of Henry Schmidt.
1611 Castellar street and stole Jewelry to
th Value of 1200.
Skirt worth up to llt.V), ohole Wed
needay at $5. See our advertisement on
pag 5. Julius Orkln, 1S10 Douglas "t.
(Igwed). K. It. II r ATI I TO.. Ltd.
rarticular were Immediately forwarded
to these Canadians, together wUh a bill
poater giving the list tt forty-two manu
facturer who have already entered from
ono to twenty tractor apiece.
.epeclal tralna are to be arranged for
over th 'Northwestern line to carry spe
cial crowda of visitors to the demonstra
tion on Mated daya. A Special Is already
tentatively arranged for to carry the
orowds from Norfolk on one day. The
people of Albion have asked that
Wednesday of the flenionstrntion week le
designated aa Albion day. and have
given ensure nros that a large delegation
will drive over from Albloa on that day.
sua J
Dresses worth up to lls.M, choioe Wed
nesday at IV See our advertisement on
page (. Julius Orkln, WHO Dougla ft.
WAITS TWENTY YEARS TO
RUN CAR. BUTGQES'TO JAIL
C. F. Smith got on a southbound Sit
teenth street car Monday night nt Doug
la street, and at Varnam told the oonX
duotor. J. r. McMillan, 11A North
Twenty-fourth street, that ' 1-e had
"waited twenty years for a chance to
run a street car, and ne wa gclnc to
begifl right aow." At itamoy tret he
Waa arrested by Of fleer mlth and taken
to police headquarters. He Wa Irted
and coats.
The Piano by which nil others are measured ami
judged, is not merely a local or national ono. It is inter-
national, universal, world-wide, and is the recognition
in the.strotigest possible manner, of a work of art that is
in its line unequalled and unrivalled. From its inception
the ISteimvay Piano has been known as THE BEST
PIANO, without qualification and without limitation. An
inspection is respectfully invited.
Steinway Pianos used by the National Baugerfest.
Free Souvenir to all visitors this week.
Sclimollcr & Mueller Piano Co,
The Oldest and lrtmt Piano House tn the Middle West.
. Established 1859.
( 1311-13 Fat-ham Qtroot
Kxclaftiv Rrpreeentfttireft for rUcinway la-NebraakA and Western
Iowa.
&3LI
Wl6 Stad
Gars
4.0 Dorse Power
FOUR
TASSCNCU
S88S
. tKe BEST value) in
4-cjrlindr ears ever
offered.
baa 40-4S h p.
haa 112-inch wheel
baae.
carriea 7 paeOf era
in COMFORT.
tihalatarail with
finest, ajenuine, band
buffed leather.
mons El 0 0 M
r.rofZ QUALITY
and
Lower Prices
roi "little caft tm3t tut a prke, but
QUALITY cars, built with the sola
object of making them aa good aa
cart can ba made stnd priced LOW
toleijr beeaase Studebakar'a re
aources and rnanUQkcturihZ axperl-
ence make possible ecofiomiea in the
manufacturing that few other makers
can approach.
50 Horse Power
TAMENOSa
$1
trie most powerful
SIX for its weight.
-develops 50-55 lu p.
increased to 122 -inch
wheelbaaa.
full-sized, 7-paesen-gef
bod.
the ONLY btT Six on
the market of high
quality at a reason
able price.
The 1916 Studcbaker Cars arc the Best Values on the market
today. We make no exceptions. And we malic no qualifica
tions. We arc not saying that they are the best at less than
such-and-such a price. Bu we are saying that they are the
best values at any price. Tnat they give more for each dollar
you pay. That they give you quality in every detail. And all
we want is the opportunity to show you the cars. The cars
will do all the talking that's necessary.
Oilier Stadebaker Prices
rem M
teeiaur, laaseagsf I lit llMI
taaaae. Eefc, I inifjar IliS US!
Cease, t BMstug it . Itll
. e e tlM
rVtsal are r. a. B. etreS
STUDEBAKER
Seatk tcaa, lei. WslaertUte, let IVtreM, Mica,
aaaiits iu cattispeaaiaci fe tirteiT
Com In today, or tend tot catalog fflustral.
inj alt models and giving full specification
Direct Factory Branch
2550 24 Farnam Street
E. R. Wilson Automobile Co.
2409 Farnam St, Local Dealers
N.P.NIt
pv-Btora ifoum 8:30 to 5 01 P. M , Saturday 'Till 9:00 P. M.-"-""1"?1
ohgess-Mash Gompamy:
Wwlnesdwy, Julr !il7 I0I.V
'kvehyuooy STOflE
HTtmk isva"i, oirvi ft.ir-MiAfr
I'hone iKmalaa iiT.
Burgess-Nash Extends a Hearty Welcome
to the Visitors of the Saengerfet
IT i with llciftnrf thvt w invito you nnl your aooifty iiuUvidually or in a body, to
visit our f tore dtirititv tho Snongorfit Duya, and mnkp unr of the nrooraniodntlCCia it
nffonl-
The Inromiftvlon Uurcau, the Cbek Hooni, the Postal Station and the Readmit, Writing and I test
lioom.
Our "Crtrkct Unoni," rear main floor, Is a most pleasing rlare to meet friends, wbere If jrou so de
Ire you msr be served with dainty lunches, including McVlttle famously good "La Zeus" Ice ere km.
.Just Mf to your friends: "Me me In the 'tYlrket Hooin."
We at'pracUt thnt your tlmo will be lfmlted, but e feel that a tour of the premises will "be
worth your while.. BlROKHrVNASH COMPANY.
Exquisite WAISTS and BLOUSES
In This, Our Semi-Annual Clcaraway, at
)i to Yz Under the Regular Price $5,95 to
$25, Now $2.97 to $12.50
THE UK are ncoros of cxpocdinfrty attractive modK
Btrlkinly individu'nl in stylt cbarnctrin fnot tl
dtyle AMortnient in uo gront in rnnp of ielwtion that
you will be able to supply your every need.
All the moat favored new materials are
represented, includlne;
Hani Embroidered Lingerie,
Georgette Crepe, lac a,
Nets, Chiffons, Etc.
You'll find all slses from 34 to 44
and the range of selection Is Indeed a
most attractive one.
Extra selllnc spare has bean Riven
over tor this sale and we assure prompt
service to every one. It U unques
tionably THK blouse buylnf opportun
ity of the season.
Barrae-Vaah 0.- eeaa ri,
Visitors to the
Saenfrcrfest
WILL want to see thl won
derful Boenograpblo re
production of the
Painiama-Pad-
in luilaturfl.
A 110,000 reproduction on a
small scale mf the entire Expo
sition, showing the buildings.
Krounds, with Kan Krahr.lsco
Bay, with all the exact colors,
In perfect reproduction ot th
fair in every detail, even to the
beautiful electrle lighting ef
fects. trtare will be give every
halt hour from 10 a. m, to 4
p. m.
No Admission Chaxff .
Everyone Invited; children
must be accompanied by par
ents, v
2
TOILET Specials
Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder, I no
site for IA
Monoxide Tooth Powder, 16e sire
for '. . . . I4e
Abonlta Toilet Water, SOo sis Be
Williams' Shaving Soap, ease, An
Sal llepatlca, 15c site for. , . .10c
Syrup of Klgs, tOd slse for. . .4c
Jad Baits, Tie else for 4e
Mtii'a Cascara quinine, 18a alt
tor lite
' arge.Sf h .Co. afleee.
Souvenirs & Hovcltieg
T O take with you, or send to
loved ones at borne. The
range of selection t Urge aad
most attractive, Including silver
plated ash trays, tooth plcJt hold
ere, cigar euttera, etc., 2Ae to Boc.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons
tn a variety of designs of Omaha
views, special, l5c.
Silver plated souvenir spoons ot
states, the lOo and 16c kind, spe
cial at ft.
ttrre-Tsh Cr. Mata Vleet,
These $1.25 to $1,50 Fancy SILKS
Are Rare Values for Wednesday 88c
ALDfta that are Indeed moat rare, but the clearing movement la
the cause,
42-inch plain silk poplins, 41-lncli satin striped poplins, a 6-inch
atiiped messallne and chiffon taffeta, 40-lnch crepe de chine, bro
cade charmeuee, eto.. very dealt able for waists and dresses; the tiual
91.29 and $1.80 quality, at Mm a yard.
Main ami Fancy Mlka, 4c
FoMlard silks, with pretty figured designs; also plain mewtaline
and taffeta silk, very1 special. ,
twrre-afaaa Cevttaia tteee.
iBurgess-Nash Co. Everybody l Btort 16th and Hanaeyj
Why You
Ihould Join
i s
the
w'appers Oub.2
. In th first placA it coats you nothing to joi.ni isn't that irasonnble enough t In
the necond pUoe yon liave both tho fun and )rofit derived from being a mcraber, all
tvithont tho na of cash.
Can you BEAT that T
M02
Well, then, don't put it off anf longer, lot cull at Room 104 ftca Bid?., or cafl
Tylr 1000.
The f ollovrinjr; ads gppari'd in ThHuuday Beo. Bnd them; thoy will give yon a
good idea of the wonderful possibilities of this club, without th uso of caslu
.
0
3
Nothing Too Large .
WILL eaonajige eo4 aate a first Mr
Dient on a new aeven-rvom eunaalow,
eouth side, telephone Hed UU SM a-
ton Blk.
LOT In raJrfa addition, ajeer I ear
llnea. Will trade oi' a-uaeMnaer ear,
bt wnat hav youf Address O 7. Be.
WILL trade lot located tn Nortli Oronha
far rr1. M Junk eented. Red twa.
'WeUater 114, eveuina.
Nothing Too Small
l HAVB a liO eleotrle fan, toed a mw.
uaad only short time: will trade tor
anything 1 on use f equal value. Ad
drae . C. Ua, care Omana Bee.
Bn.tDOO-Hvi an Knlleh Uulldoe,
aboat I veara old, te triM. Wrht pave
out Adilrea SJ. C. 1831. Bee.
KITCIiKN rane In A-l sondltlon. W Aat
aav rout Address 8. O. Uil. Bee.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
These ads will start you on the road to wealth
P
i