IS
TIIK BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915.
IIILLION BRITONS
ON FIRING LINE
Premier Asquith Says. Total Number
of Casualties in France and
Flanden is 377,000.
GERMANS NOT MAKING GAINS
LONDON, Nov. 1. In his address
t.pfore the House of Commons this
afternoon Premier Asquith stated
that Field Marshal Sir John French,
cmmander of the British forces on
the Franco-Belgian front, was now
lu command of nearly 1,000,000 men.
Mr. Asquith said the total casualties
lu France and Flanders amounted to
377,000. He asserted the Germans
bad not made a net gain of a foot of
tround since April.
The premier accepted hi full share of
the rponnblllt y for the first attack on
tha Dardanelles, which reunited In fail
ure, with the lose of several capital ships.
! said this attack was made after full
Investigation and consultation with naval
experts, and that it was sanctioned hy
the government, notwithstanding" some
doubts In the mind of the government's
principal adviser.
Reviewing 'the work of British sub
marines In the Turkish campaign the
premier said that In the Pea of Marmora
they had sunk or damaged two battle
ships, five gunboats, one torpedo boat,
eight transport and 197 supply ships.
Will Staad Sly Serbia.
Mr. Asquith said there was full agree
ment between Great Britain and Franca
to maintain Independence of Serbia and
not let It "become the prey of tha sin
ister and nefarious combination of Ger
many, Austria and Bulgaria."
Tha premier asserted the financial sit
uation of Great Britain was serious and
that tha nation must be prepared to make
far greater sacrifices than It had yet
dona to enable It to sustain tha burden
Imposed by the war.
Premier Aaquith said ha strongly be
lieved tha recruiting plan of the earl of
Derby would succeed and that compul
sion would be unnecessary.
Confident of Victory.
Mr. Asquith asserted ha was as confi
dent as aver that tha allies were going to
carry their righteous causa to a trium
phant Issue, and ha was not going to
shift tha burden from his shoulders until
satisfied he was unable to bear It. He
would not surrender tha task as long aa
he enjoyed health and t.i confidence of
tha king and tha country.
GAS HEATERS MUST HAVE
VENTS TO CARRY FUMES
Commissioner Wlthnell Introduced an
ciJInance which, when passod, will re
quire that all eaa heaters shall be equip
ped with vent pipes for carrying off
fumes.
P.ecent deaths In Omaha suggested the
passage of this measure.
Mardock War orroa4eat.
WICHITA, Kan., Nov. t. Victor Mur-
ock, former congressman from Kan
sus and chairman of the national pro
gressive rommlH' will go to EuroiMS
a war correspondent, lie will write
rbout the war for an eastern publication
n ml for his own Paper In Wichita,
sailing for France about tha middle f
November.
Tlie Most Amazing Value in
Ever Offered at Any Price!
Never before in the history of the industry has any maker
live, so POWERFUL or richly finished a town car at to
Stylish, handsome, r It lily finished an fitted,
and exceedingly graceful in line, it represents
the supreme achievement of the coach-builder's
art It has all tha elegance and the luxuries
and the many refinements that one desires in
Town Car upholstery of tine prey cloth
handsomely nickeled daoropcners crystal
I' Id le glasa sides and door-tone that give unob
structed vision glass in lite tonnes a doors
divided fur ventilation wind-proof and weather
proof construction.
It has the convenience of being readily con
verted into an open car. Yet the price is only
$1035 less than yon pay furs mere touring car
that equals it in power, siae and quality.
ZUEBLIN WILL SPEAK AT
THE C0MMEPr,M CLUB
Jhr. ChuAjts ZxzehVax.
"Advertlslig and Clvla Advancement"
will be the subject of an address by
Charles Zueblln st a public affairs lunch
eon at tha Commercial club this
noon. The speaker has a national repu
tation as a lecturer snd student of Clvla
affairs.
Russian Banks for
Cities in America
rKTROOrUD. Oct. Jl. Via London. Nor.
l- Delayed. ) V. V. Pemellor will leave
shortly to start Russian savins banks
In tha United States. If the American
government doea not give Its consent to
tha proposed plan It is purposed to make
arrangements with Individual hanka tnr
savings funds. Tha plan Is not designed
to draw money to Russia.
A dispatch from Petrograd October M
said the ministry of finance was develop
ing a plan to open Russian savings banks
In the United States to receive deposits
from Russlnn nationals and that tha first
of tha banks would be opened in New
Tork and Chicago.
All Grain Prices
Make an Advance
A good demand sent prices up on the
Omaha Oraln market, wheat advancing
1 to a cents; corn, to cents, and
oats, H to H cent
Wheat receipts wars ninety-two car
loads, and tha bulk of the sales were
made around 96Tl.0o per bushel, with
off grades, I to i cents lower.
Corn receipts were twenty-seven cars,
and prlcea ranged from K to to cents
per bushel. There ware eighteen cars
of oals, selling at Wli cents per
bushel.
Do Yes Have Roar Stomach f
If you are troubled with sour stomach
you should eat slowly and masticate your
food thoroughly, then take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets Immediately after sup
per, Obtainable every whore. Advertisement
Convertible -r ?nSnC? .
And when yon remember that this car has not
only plenty of room for SF.Y'KN passengers, the
famous Studebaker FORTY 11 one Power motor,
with all its marvelous flood of lt)WLK and its
flexibility and hill-climbing superiorities that
made the Studebaker FOUK the GREAT
4Vcy Under value of the Tear, yon can appreciate
what a remarkable value lias new Studehaker
Sedan FOLK offers. ,
Vs urge that yon see this new Stndehaker model
at once. For shopping, calling, theatre going,
taking the little folks to scboof or Ksther to the
ollice, or fur any social use, it is IDEAL. And
st its price.it is truly a remarkable value 1 Come
in today.
STUDEBAKER ;
South Bend, Iod. . Detroit, Mich. WalYerrille, Ont
E. R. WILSON AUTOMOBILE CO.,
Studcbaker Factory Branch Bldg. 25th A?e. and Farnam St.
PROTESTS AGAINST
HOCKING SEIZURE
President of Steamship Company De
claret No Eeaion for Seizure
of Steamer Exists.
LANSING OVERRULED RED FIELD
NEW YORK, Not. 2. A protest
against the seizure of tbe American
steamer Hocking by a British man-of-war
which carried It, with a prise
crew aboard. Into Halifax, was lodged
today with Secretary of Slate Lansing
by Richard O. Wagner, president of
the American Trans-Atlantic Steam
ship company, the Hocking's owners.
Mr. Wagner asserted that the of
ficers and shareholders of the Amer
ican Trans-Atlantic Steamship com
pany were all native Americans and
that he knew of no reason whatever
for the vessel's seizure.
"We hsd considerable difficulty In ob
taining American registry." ha said.
"E. T. Chamberlain, United States e m
mlssltnrr.of nvUatn. wis suspicious
of me, apparently, when I applied for
American registry tecaute my name is
Herman. He asked a great many ques
tions, all of which I answered. The ap
plication was turned down by Mr. Cham
berlain because, ha said, ha feared there
was a Oerman Interest In this company.
"I then went to Secretary of Commerce
Redfleld, Mr. Chamberlain's superior. Ha
upheld Mr. Chamberlain. Finally, Secre
tary I,anslng, to whom I next applied,
notified the Department of dmmerce,
after a long Investigation thai there was
no reason why registry could not be
granted, and accordingly tha Hocking
was admitted to American registry on
August 10."
Tha A merles n Trans-Atlantic Steamanlp
company la capitalised at 12,50,000, all of
Healthy Old Age
Brings Happiness
Simpl Rtmtiy Promotti Health by
Overcoming Tendency to
Constipation.
Advancing years impair the action of
tha vital organs. Old age should be the
period of greatest happiness, but good
health la necceasary. Constipation should
not be tolerated It is often tha direct
oause of 111 health.
Headache, belching, bllllousness, bloat
drowsiness after eating and other symp
toms of constipation can be readily re
lieved by the use of a simple laxative
compound sold In drug stores under tha
name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Mr. J. H Bristol, 1413 Oeddes Ave., Ann
Arbor, Mich., who Is S3 years old, says
"Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is tha best
remedy I aver 'used for constipation and
I always have a bottle of It In the house
to usa when I feel tha need of it; It
never disappoints."
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is a mild
laxative preparation, positive In Its ef
fect, acting easily and normally with
out griping or other pain or discom
fort. For over a quarter of a century
It has been the standard household rem
edy In thousands of homes. Druggists
Closed Cars
of cart offered eo attrao
LOW a price aa $1033.
wtiloh la said to be paid in. W. J. parser
'a vies president and J. P. Wagner, secre
tary. It owns ten steamers, all recently
purchased.
Waistsslos Displeased.
WASHINGTON, Nor. l.-Offlclale hers
informally Indicated today their ilspleas
ure st tha action of Great Britain In
seising the American ship Hocking be
cause of tha alleged Invalidity In Its
transfer of registry. H Is considered
likely that a protest will lie transmitted
to the British foreljm off:ee within a
few days.
The State department will Insist that
the nationality of American ships Is de
termined by the flag and not by owner
ship, and will recall previous positions
taken by Oreat Britain which are said
to conform to the American point of
view.
The fact that the capture was made
while the veaesl was en route from one
port of the United States to snother also
caused much discussion.
IS Reason Fortheemlas;.
HALIFAX, N. B., Nov. 1. Proceedings
were begun In tha admiralty court today
for the Issuance of warrants for the ar
rest of the American steamer Hocking
snd the Dutch steamer Hambom, which
were brought In here yesterday by prise
crews from a British warship.
Admiralty officials would give no In
formation regarding the selsure of the
steamers and the same silence was main
tained by the American consul and the
captain of the Hocking.
COLOGNE GAZETTE EDITOR
IS DEAD FR0M ACCIDENT
COLOGNK, Nov. t (By Wireless to
Sayvllle.) Dr. Josrf Neven Dumont,
proprietor of the Cologne Oasette, d ed
today as tha result of an accident. He
was 69 years old.
Panama Waata to Borrow Cash.
PANAMA, Nov. J. The national as
sembly after a disorderly session today
passed a bill authorising President Por
ras to borrow Il,2j0,'iu0 In the United
States with which to rehabilitate the
finances of the country. The opposition
endeavored to force the government to
state the purpose for borrowing the
money, which the government declined
to do.
KB, JT. X. BBUTOX
everywhere sell It for fifty cents a bottle.
A trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin can be obtained, free of charge,
by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454
Washington St, Montlcello, Illinois.
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Four Cylinder Models
Touring Car, 7 -passenger 885
Roadster, 3-passenger . . 850
Convertible Sedan . ". , I03S
Landau-Koadster, S-paas. 1185
Six Cylinder Models
Touring Car, ?-passenger 10S0
Roadster, 5-pasaenger . , 1000
Convertible Sedan . . . 1200
Landau-Roadster, 3-pasa, 1350
Coupe, -paseenger . . . 1550
Limousine, 7 -passenger , 2250
F.O.B. Detroit
PT3S
WELCOME
Make your
TUT
eWes perfectly
at borne
in this store
Special Sale of Semi-Made Skirts
sergus,
fancy weaves. All of them man-tailored
our own work rooms and are first-class
every respect. All wool fabrics
$291 French Broadcloths
54 inches wide, in the new
eatin finish, medium
weight, on sale Wednes
day, yard
Hay den's Always
Every Weave, Every Coloring That Dame
a vmkm (s
Chiffon Satin Taffetas
One of the newest and most popular silks,
36 inches wide, in every wanted jq
color, splendid value, at, yard. plQO
All-Silk Crepe de Chines
And Silk Poplins. Worth $1.25 yard. 40
inches wide, in all wanted street and eve
ning shades ; exceptional no
special, yard OuC
Laces and Dress Trimmings Greatly Underpriced
New Laces
Pour bis; specials from the bett
Lace Department in the city.
TIRST BPBCIAA
$2.89 X.aoa nounelns;s, 8e Yard.
In oriental chiffon and nn.
fancy mesh, vard fCG
SECOND BFBCIAX-
4.00 Laces, Per Tart, SX1B
1H and 27-Inch Novelty Flouncing.
811k Chantilly and fancy ss t jr
colored, yard" OailO
TUIBD ffniTi
f 1.00 Laces, Per Yard, 4Se
A beautiful line of Venice Bands niJ
Edges, worth 11.00 AG
and tl.lS; yard t$
rOVXTH BPXCXAI
$4.00 riounctng., Yard, l.a
A beautiful line of 11 to S2-lnoh
ISmbrotdered Chiffon Flouncing.
worth $3.00 and 14.00 SI An
yard, special price, yard.,
black
heels,
Knit Underwear Bargains ofc"&!TJ;tt!r..j
Ladles' Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants of".
60c values, Wednesday, at 50C
Children's All-Wool Vests and Pants qq '
In gray; worth to 75c, at OaC
Boys' and Girls' Union Suits Extra heavy fleece
ribbed, or medium weight, to IS years, Cf
a suit, at OUC
Ladies' Wool and Mercerized Union Suits Regular
and extra Rises; worth to $2.00 a r-
sult. at Jla40
r
Table Linens, Bed Spreads, Blankets
Each Item in This Sale Greatly Underpriced Dependable Quality Home Need's
All Linen Satin Dama.sk Pattern Bedspreads Patent Satin finish. Towel inir 18-lnrh w, ik.
Table aothasix. 68x68, stur- . this large (84x96). hemmed b?nt soft .nun EE tZX?Z
d. serviceable linens; this sale. $3.25 spread, this sale, ea. $1.68 this 12 He oualitv Lr 1
the cloth $1.50 UM-pread, Heayy croVhet; Ilatb ov.eJsFlnest' ?
Illaukets -- Wool napped, ribbon fringe, cut corners, full 76x84 plaid noveWs ?n bluf aT nfnS'
bound, 66x80 size, choice of ' size. This $2.25 spread. 81 Kft (holidM a
white, tan or gray. Theas $2.75 All Linen Satin Danuvsk NapkinS ril cELv&kZ 25S
blankets, this sale, pair. 82.10 20-inch size. 6 for 7. ns7 ss Embroidered ends.
All Linen Silver Weached Tib" 22-lncS slse. for. . . .81 H pair ' -
Damnak 70 Inches wide, the Blankets Wool napped Dlaids 64 U lilf- ri"iJV r-LlLl i" "r? ' ' '
, an..y.d -!& HHSs
r
WE RETAIL
Xt Means a Bavin of IS to SO Trt
Caat aa Tour Bousekeeplna' Sa
peasaa by Tradiaf at Bay4
dea's for Brooerlas.
It lbs, best Pure Granulaied 8u,r
for Sl.OJ
hugsr advanced asain this week.
4t-lb. sacks best hlsh arada Dlamotil
It. flour, made from the best if
lected Na 1 whear; nothlna floor
for bread, plea, cakea or blaculli.
per sack S.'.35
18 bars Heat 'Km All Diamond C. or
l-aunrtry Queen White Laundry -Soap
for ....tie
T lbs. test Bulk I -sundry 6tarcb..a3o
IS Iba. White or Tellow Cornmeal . S Vo
t-os. cana Condensed Milk Vo
Her dosen (So
No. I cans Fancy Wax, String, Grv n
or Lima Beana, per can ?S
Her doaeo aSo
No. t cuii Fancy Sweet Surer Corn,
per can Tle
lr doaea 46
It
Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pave
rrgng', ., m1 !, m " mriM. .'...;'.! mews.- m. u, ..bwimijih w im.m u. .jmwmumm ' i
TEACHERS
ATnnrTn
IP DODGE DOUGLAS STREETS
In
ft tL 200 of them, completely made
' A except the sewing up of one
lvj seam. All latest Fall styles in
j stunning new plaids and
novelty stripes and all wool .
$21 All-Wool Epingles
56 inches wide, in blue or black, a hand
some quality for suit or (fr 1 Jl Q
skirt, on sale Wednes- Hk f . Lj
Fall colorings,
$198
J day, at, yard
WICIIUIU r HIIS JF$ bni
Beautiful New Plaid Silks
36 inches wide, in both Satin and Chiffon
Taffetas, all the choice qq (Cf f O O
new shades, at, yard. ..... aOC" I 00
Plain and Novelty Silks
To $1.25 yard values, in nearly every imag
inable weave and coloring; over 5,000 yards,
in two lots Wednes- rn pyn
day, at, yard
Dress Trimmings
The newest braids, frogs, Per
sian Bands, etc. Four big; spe
cials for Wednesday.
FIRST SPKCIAL
$fi Persian Trimmings, yard, $3.75
A big line of the flu- HXZ.
est quality bands .... 4 s Q,
1.80 Taney Bands, Yard, 4 So. -In
all the popular colorlnsa; A0n
special prtca, yard 10
l.BO Child Laces, Mo.
A beautiful lino of Gold and Silver
I .ares, worth fl.SO. special. QQ.
Wednesday only, yard.; . Ol
50a CMffons, Yard, ase.
Just to clean up an odd lot of don Me
(width Chiffons, special 9 Tin
price, yard 90
A Great Sale of Women1 s Shoes
Women's gun 'metal, button
or lace, or patent button,
cloth top, concave
a $3 value, Wednesday
GROCERIES AT JOBBERS' PRICES.
No. I cans Polk's Best Hominy, ganer
Kraut or Qolden Pumpkin, can.THo
Per dozen
Skinner's Beat Macaroni, Vermicelli
or MpashelU, phg. , TVa
1'er dosen S5o
No. S cana Pork and Peana, ran.V'se
Per dosen 85o
Tall cana Alaska SaJuon, can..!! loo
Par dosen , fl.'-O
ana OU Sardines.., ' go
The t.es i Soda or Oyster Crackera,
per lb TVa
lty the tX'X. containing- about
20 lbs., p.r lb To
Yeast Foam, p-r pkar 3o
K C. Corn Flakta, pka Se
MacLarens Peanut Bitter, lb..lSe
Hershey'a Breakfast Coooa. lb aoo
No. I Fancy Hllrad or Halved Calif jr
nla Table Peachea, packed In hea v
syrup, ran, X6 per dosen ... .Sl.70
Lai re bottles Worcester Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catap o tickles, aaaortel
kinds, bottle 8,a
OolJen Santos Coffee, a fine fiuni'y
coffee, alecant drink; try It; lb. Sue
SB-1
TO OMAHA
Many splendid
special sales
arranged for
yon here.
Dres$ Goodt Section
uuuiuru uurus aim
in (h(98 ff-Ol9c?
in JiXzz: .Tj
x r'
' T v
for Silks
Fashion Favor
flingt M flCSJU.
...DOC-IOC
New Fur Trimmings "
This Is the greatest fur trim
ming season known for years.
Our specials for Wednesday., .
Coney Fur Edges) Brown, black
and gray, regular prtoe sjr
45c, sale price, yard ... aCtOC
1-uU Blsed Coney Hkiaa Resii'.ar
price $5.00; aale -ma s-m
price .datiOU
Oenaiae TtUA TuswTard strips ftr
collars and cuffs si cn
special, at $4i3U
Twt Loops Regular Cfin
price 76c, each .... OU0
rr dfla-iieffular price Qn.
$1.B0: sale price VOQ
Chi.nn
Ladies' Silk and Wool, AU-Wool. Silk and Lisle,
In any style, worth to $3.60,
Ladles' All Wool Vests and Pants In scarlet
gray or white; worth to $2.00;v At or
Wednesduy only, at p 1 saiD
Ladles Heavy or Medium Fleeced Union Suits
All sizes, extra large sizes, any a r
tyle. at 49C
MOW lit. "
Fancy new California Iulr Pearhss.
. tr lb
"?ybnW C,J'fornl 7 Prunoa,
New J-Vi'ncy Calif ornia CookiAi" M?
Per lb
Fncy New Apricots, per lb..;"iiv?o
ncy New Hee!lM, Haisins, lb "III
ancy-New SIKr Prunes, li, XsV4o
? non 0rW Citron Pe?
ter lb - '
Imported t-Crown Figs, lb... aoa
Imported furi Dates" lb Til
Ie'nhUKl HaJlt w,n Pates. ''n "pwiv
New Comb rkmey." 'pjr" 'rack' '
3-o jar Pur. Strained Itoaey'."
Oooktaor Oaloa Seeetal Wednesday
fil." '"Uow Oatoas, per peck r
is iia. 1&
I Jar g 9 market baskets !!!!!aoe
Zsa Tkaa H the Wholesale ataxkaS
Xtice,
