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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1915)
Tin: iu;i:: omaha, sati'ijda y, xoyi'.muf.u i!u:. BRIEF CITY NEWS X.l Ha r Wedding Rings Eflholm, Jaweler. Lighting futures Pu rsm -cl i nnl-n. Hare Boot Print It Now noacnn I're I r Tue and Tornado tnsuranre, at e j J. 1 1 , I'limont i l'o . KfMinc ni'is. "Todaya Jgrrle Program riassfiel ectlon today. It arprsrs In The l!ee j EXCLfSIVKLY. Find out what the va- , One Girl Discovered Who Really TURKISH ASSAULTS Did Do Christmas Shopping Early REPULSED BY ALLIES tloua moving picture theaters offer. Tot Safety Plrat In I.tfe Insurance fee W. H. JnJoe. general agent Mutual life Assurance Co. of Worcoa ter. Mass.. one of tho oldest. 71 years and best companies on earth. Butter la Stolen Vn.Via i sli'rai lampus as tnr homo of sonic of i hp rlohratcil In art, niualr, litr.irhoor and lowlinit. Hut n younii lady livinic nt-ar lrt -third and PodKc stri-ota hi'la fiir l( rclipac ail tlir." I'or thi Inst two or thipe works she has coino homo oftrn with niyateiloua St-t" I Imi t'thora wore rit-lix cml at tln ' hoie and she atowed them all away In 1 isorrot 't:l('op. j To a frli nd on 1 liHtikse.lv Inn dav Mic o in d one ot the iiiywtrrltius oacknscs The Alamlto ream- nn,i dbiilavi d a beautiful dolly. Combined Fire of British and French Guns Too Much for Moslems They Attack. ASIA MINOR ' COAST cty company reports to the poll.-e that "My," rxelnlined the f i lend, "net tin off vMIe one of their wagons was standinK , ,mino of his juatly-i rlrtu ated roiwrtee and n moment Into the Kmn-ii lit t i I'd do It and I prnt busy. Why, It was easy. And now 1 ran avoid the big J.nn J just before Christmas and make It that miH'h raster on the clerks." ' Io you think your action will be av proved by the I'roorastlnators' club?" he Intpiired. "I di.n t know," she said. tiotV"" ' " " X"I'""R : PAUIS. Nov. lloavy fighting. ""'don't care." she co,,.,m,e, . liaR n fOnrcs tho last few tr, by the Put H-off-T ii-Tomoi row ' truva n (tallipoW, where the Turks society-' i undertook a strong offensive movc- "Ishkablhble." she concluded, luliili for i ,. k, w cm nnll bv bn mm. P'obabU ntimlii rlsi-t for- a wirk re.is n for this ail on t unknown The nrw Plaut to Supply All Bavaria With Power MI'NlCll. Havaria (via lml.mi. Nov. I M la tke midst of the war the lUvarlnn ! to the rear of the Paxton hotel fifty pcunds of butter was stolen therefrom. Still Pouring Concrete Work has commenced on the third story of the con crete liulldinK erected at Seventeenth nn l Hod streets by the J. U Hrandels Sons company, to be used as a warehouse and j heatlnK plant for the stores. Plnd Cocaine 11 .Tones. Kay l'raiik . and Walter Wilson of Milwaukee- have j been arrested on suspicion by Petectlves, I-ahey and Prinkmnn, w ho found a nmn- j tity of cocaine on them. They are beiiia , held for Investigation. J QuinbT to Talk Sunday 1.. .1. Uulnby speaka to the Omaha Philosophical so- . I - . .. . 1 n ' ..I .... 1.- Unnitav mi 1 Tl-n 1 ? - leijr Ml V IV" IX . . . . . n .... . .... latlon Hetween Keonomlc and Moral Con ditions. " The society meets every Sunday at 8 o'clock In the l.yrlc bulldiiiR, nine teenth and Farnam. Carries Concealed Weapons John .Teli-ert. 470R North Seventeenth street. t hat Red w ith carrylnK concealed we-pons, was arrested by Special Officer K. t'-ISHF tirltfen of Kountia l'lace and bound over I to the district court with bonds fixed at I.ook for Dennis O'Cctnor M. .A. Moynlhan ot 1'etroit has written to the city clerk, asking for the wi.realiouts of Pennla O'Connor, whoae last known ad dress was the Drovers' hotel, Sotitth Omaha. Mr. O'Connor's father Is said to be serloutdy 111. Sons of St. Oeorg-a Xntertaln Shakes peare lodne. Order Sons of St. Ueore. entertained Its members and friends at their lodge room Wednesday evening. Fully lf0 persons were present and en Joyed a selection of songs, ably rendered, and afterwards participated In dancing. Gonsalea Bound Over John Silba and lete Gonzales, 1013 Harney street, ar i cated and charged with robbing John crpenter. Hamburg, la., of hla watch r nd 130, were brought before Judge Fos ter. Silba was discharged and uonzaics vho Is a paroled convict, was turned over to the district court with bonds lixed at 11.000. McDonald Pleads Guilty Krod Mc Donald, lot South Twenty-second street, leaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct when arraigned in police court rnd was fined $l2.iX and costs. MeUon rlo. It waa asserted In court, went to the home of Mrs. C. A. Christensen, Forty filth and Grant streets, and addressed in sulting remarks to her. lie sat lor a moment stunmd. Then ho I rose and look his derby from the hall rack. I "Where are you Rolntr, deir'.'" s'ic in 1 quired. (The last word Is Inserted merely I for euphony.) "I'm going down to see It Hie P.vrne," bong mos; "my, you seem to be starting your 1 br'stm.is shopping early." "Oh, ltn all through with it." she said. "I bee pardon"" he queried, thinking he had misunderstood. "I have d ne all my Christmas shop ping." fhe reiterated. Stunned, he simply (railed at her. speech- ; ho raid, excitedly, less. Then. "I'o you mean.'" he busked, "Who's Hillle lUrne'."' "that you have done all your Christmas i "Manager of lh Orphotitu. lie s alw shopping rally?" "Yes." Hho repl'eil. "1 hive Most peo ple talk about doing their Christmas scoo ping rariy. hut they don't. They keep putting it off. This year 1 Jut decider! blned fire of the Hrlt ls-H und French puns. Allied aeroplanes havo hombnrded the railway between Constantinople ami Ipduhateh. damaging the bridges, and warships have bom barded the coast of Asia Minor. government has placed Its seal of ap- I proval on the protect for a ast electrical power plant to supply all Havaris with SHELLED elect rii- power. A report submitted to ! the Plet contemplates tho formation of a company with a capital and bond Issue of jr.TrAOiO t,- carry out tho so-called Walchen Lake project with a dam at Krutnn. five miles south of the outlet of the lake, and to combine I with the ex isting plant. 1 ted need cost In production Is anticipated. I I loses ila Frontier. looking for hcadlincrs. I can just see the i HKNKVA Ma Psrls, Nov ;V, - ler ht i,.n,a ., kniKn..i. ...... 'iv many cas again rioseu toe .-.wish iron Who Complete, Her Cmistmas Shopping In November" I'm going to try to get you a contra i nt o;0 a wc-k " j tic f-om Itasle Constance. It will Twenty-five Lost With Chilean Ship TACOM.V. Wash.. Nov. W -Special sd vtees to tho ledger tonight from Vic toria, H. C. state that the Chilean full tlgged, four-masted Iron ship Carol Car clmnpu lias been lost with all hands, numbering about twenty-fle. TO TP m THIS TDHTlPh 21 UJLUJUI SATURDAY ONLY With a Purchase of $7S or Over AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA! Turkey Attacked By Newsboys, Who COLLEGE BOYS SWARM AT "FRAT" ENTERTAINMENT College boys of all shapes and sizes iwarmed the vicinity of Twenty-second ind Chicago streets last night. At nearly nldnlght It was discovered that the rea ton was the Delta Theta I'hl legal tra rnlty of Creighton was playing-hostno ihe foot ball players from South Dp tota at the traternily house at 3U1 North Twenty-second. Coach Mills, Assistant Coach Warren Howard and Jack Shannon were the leveral masters of affairs, and the fol nwlng were gueals of honor: Messrs. Burford, Stapelton. Hale, Gray, Wise, nrennan, Nigro. Flanagan. Lilt, I'latz, Tucker, Brooks, Horner, Conway, Cur toll, Hanson, Stone, Paiiiman, SpraKue, (IcCormick. Vidal, Brennan, Vic Halliisun, Torey, Keefe, Kaminskl. Airman, Dun tan, McKenna, Jimmle Connolly and Sct.e O'Sullivan. The college boys reported a Joyous time, tut no sleep was had ty the neighbor. Stranger Appears and Delivers Young Woman From Negro Assailant. FIGHTS WITH HATPIN tin I leTlfled foreigner may come Tor- aid and receive the heartfelt, praise of Mist Ixii.-i Drown. 271! Madison street, who was attacked by a huxe negro last ivrnlnjt at Twent y-e rnlh and V streets. The younii woman was on her way home when a nog'o accosted and setred her. 1 iKhtinK desperately for several mln i trs. Jnlibli) hrr assailant with a hatpin several tltms In telllnB blows, she wai el out to faint when the rescuer aprear J t no caused the neero to run. Since that time nothing has been seen or heard of c tl.er of he men. Miss Urov-) told the local police that the negro bad grabbed her and thrown her down on the around. She described the negro as chocolate-colored, about TO years old, short and stout and wearing o.i rk clothes. Valuable tVnteh Stolen. C Wince, 2.VI1 N street. South Side, re ported tho loss of a valuable open-faced Kold watch, stolen from his vest yester day while the latter was hanging from a nail In the restaurant he operates. Tho police are looking for a man whom Wince suspects of making away with the valuable. Permanent Relief for Chronic Constipation Are Dinner Guests! Knowledge and Practice of Correct Daily Habit the Kxtra! Turkey attacked bv the news ', . ..;- boys. Army of newsies makes s flunk! Ure CMeniiai movement on 2Li)9 Farnam street and j Constipation Is a condition affecting wins the day. No casualties. jan elnsses of nil people and can be per- Approxlmately ."Ml little newspaper mer- j mnnently relieved only by ac'iulrlnn babe-hunts were entertained by Mogy Hem- hi. of iciMilmitv. The most natural time for tho elltnln ntlve process Is In the morning when both the muscular and nervous systems are relaxed by sleep and rest. When relief does not come readily, It Is an excellent plan to take a mild laxative at fledtlme. Cathartics and purgatives. that by the violence of their quick action stein and Caryl II. Strauser of the 1 Auto Clearing house st Farnam) street yesterday evening. lng tables were arranged by volun teers who attended to the wants of the visitors. The "eats" were fine. There were plates of turkey, celery, cranberry Fauce, fruit, cake. Ice cream, coffee, tiny loaves of bread and other articles which 'shock and disturb the system, should not go toward satisfying a hungry boy. A feature of the exenlng was a pro gram by the Chicago Indies' orchestra from the KrtiR theater. Ibis contribution toward the newsboys' Thanksgiving fes tivities being offered by Manager Cole of the theater. At one of the tables were Sport North, Miss Genevieve Russell and other members of the North Bros.' Stock company. Mr. North made a short talk to the newsies, congratulating them upon living in the United States, urging them to make the most of their opportunities and Inspiring them with new hopes. The newsboys gave three lusty cheers for Mr. North, Mr. Bernstein and Mr. Strauser. LITTLE SHARE ORPHANS ARE GIVEN PLAYTHINGS The thre little Share children, whosi parents lost their lives as me resuu ot lire at their South Side home eiirly In the week, learned of a kind and sympathetic world on Thanksgiving day when boxes rf toya beun to pour in on them. Mortimer M. Thlese, manager of the Millard hoicl, started It. He thought it r ould be appropriate to send a thanis r'vlng dinner to the little orphans. He b arncd that they were in the City Emergency hospital 111 with chicken-pox. 1 he hospital would not permit them to jtctlve the feed because they were on ii diet. Mr. Thlese Instead sent them the l.ext best thing, toys. Others followed scit, and now If Santa Ciaus should miss the Share children they would scracely notice 1L LOSES MONEY ORDER AND MAIL CARRIER FINDS IT it. J. Keating of Lincoln. Neb.. 're ported to the postmaster t tin t his pocket- book had been stolen, containing a money order for 17 which he had bought an,j brown. but not sent. A few hours later a mail collector brought the money order In. He had found it in a letter box at Seven teenth and Leavenworth streets. The thief evidently didn't care to risk cash ing the order and dropped it In the box to get rid of it. Fined for Assault. Police Judge Reed landed heavily on Rrthert Steeves, negro, who assaulted Deo Blalack, South Twenty-seventh street, Tuesday evening. In the melee, for which there was no cause, according to the tes timony this morning In police court of participants, Blalack sustained a four Inch cut In the middle of Ms forehead. What Instrument was used Is not known. The cut was all but a fracture. According tp Blalack, he and his room mate were In their room on the night of the . fight, when Sleeves and another man came up and attempted a fight. Falling in their purpose they returned a second time and the cutting resulted. Mrs. Antonio Kkraps Denrf. Mrs. AntonK Skrupa, aged r.6 years, died suddenly at her home, 5W South Sev enteenth street, at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. Death followed an attack of paralysis. Mrs. Skrupa Is survived by six sons, three daughters and twenty-six grand- i children. She had resided In the South Sldo for twenty-nine years. Her husband, Thomas, died fourteen years ago. Mrs. lllatt'M Funeral finndny. The funeral of Mrs. L. A. Hlatt, wife of the automobile man, who was burned to death, following a coal oil explosion at her home, 23 ij Q street, Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock, will be held Sunday afternoon. The services will be held at St. Luke's church, Twenty-fourth and Vinton streets. P.ev. Sehafor officiating. interment will be made In Oraceland Park cemetery. Mnulc City fioaaln. Comfy slippers, all colors, K5c, $1, $1.23 pair. Creasey. Mr. and Mis. VV. A. Aldrlch are re.loij Ing at the birth of a daughter at their he me. The child was horn on Novemotr '.i. Mrs. Aldrlch was formerly Miss Dora lihbburg. A te e. hone message from Mls-tourl Val ley Informed local police officers that a Kord touring car haj been stolen from K. K. Yontneerman of that place some time yeateiday. New Gypsy, la 'e and botton, dull kid. Juat received. Cresm y. The South ti'e neighborhood Bible class met with Mrs. f. M. Day, t2iH Soutii Twentieth street, Wednesday morning st lo o'clock. Twenty women were in at tendance. - I ut six members of Craeh- Patton's Sftith Slile High school foot ball team n turiied from Norfolk last . ev ening after llu imn The rtnianlrg members of Ihe ruuad will stay wi h relatives In the jtown several days. New velvet Gypsy, lace. I I tel.. bluo Just received. Cic'sey. la" employed. An effective laxative remedy that Is very dependable, and which does not gripe or otherwise disturb tho organs Involved, U found In a combination of simple laxative herbs known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin that car be bought at the drug store for fifty cents a bottle. ..irs. C. C. Allen. 215 Foam St., New Monterey, Calif., wrote to Dr. Cald well that she "found Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepaln Just what was needed for constipation and distress of the stomach MeertYoi 1 s LADIE mm ! IE JL 3 fonMonYonig Assisted when necessary by Cutioura Oint ment. They keep the skiu fresh and clear. Samples Free by Mail Cntleura Rotp sad Ototmsot said evfrirwlMre. titxral unpta ot mos nulled Ira with 32-p. book. Addras post-osM "Cutioura." IMpt. so, IXMtoa. e' We have iust received a number of very !g pretty sample Suits and Dresses which s we bought at a big discount, and they all H go in this sale at pne-third off. Select the i3 Suit or dress you want and pay for it on the easiest, most convenient and confidential credit plan in Omaha. Your Credit is Good at the Union Outfitting Co. i IS I III III III 111 III UWI y : car'" "' 'VM K f w A lvr','''ii'!S3iiS ou'?inL!!iT.L K.vn-i!nAY3 BS V'lAlV hO ..KVK.MM g . -!lh i 1 ' "l-tw U H EASIEST TERMS Z ! P I N OMAHA 1 cM 'jMfrM? I P You Should See This Splendid ffl? ylM IE hdccccd BY m 3 I" Nh hJ ,l.i,V1,1 )UJkl : 3 SUIT V AWonaM mf'XitFi ' Bargain W : Mill- .fr-jjn 3 - o-V 3L. : after eating. It should be In every Tj 1 V, IJIh A fi ISff r (let a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup T Pepsin and keep It It. the hot.se to use 3 C l U -iS W . rw S1 TT - when occasion arises. A trial bottle, -J ll.Jir if J? I! 1 I H L I fill f,o f ,.h.rn e... be obtained bv writ- lf 1 1 P . . J ' " I L T 1 l t w I"V. z n?zr tn" : ffprs,M'Xm coal bills I "JC25?'-'--- lnch rxtra radiating nur- 01 s3 C fxi p r. j'- jto-raco, tane ions coai, save oa - S9 P TfJI IMu'i luuh i rCT ' fue1, cut CORl bUl8 26: Z S H ()WMYdJr TT! smooth nickel trimmlnRs; i h KA!Ji beBt "t0Ve9 y" can b"y- " fl ITt V, IH sJsS fT?&&&timl ' Heaters. HI 1 I Taken In Eichang -a "Vl(-I V iiiiiiiiiiiirriiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiuiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiniHiniiiHiiiiiiuii AT ip rrrni,i,i''i,i,if'i,'ri,ri,riLivj pttttti rrmrifTrrri'frprf GUEST AT CASTLE HOTEL WAKE TO FIND BED CM FIRE O. C. Brown, guest of the Hotel Castle, went to sleep ThanksgivltiK night to wane up and find hla bed on fire. The flames wore extinguished after about $00 worth of damage had been done. Brown waa arrested and chargid w;th malicious destruction of property, lie was fined I and costs. HORLICK'Sl The Original MALTED MILK Vnlamm you say -HORIIOK'ST you may got a Submtltuto, PACKER'S HAIR BALSAM A tollt?t prprAtton of merit, H)!" er4ll'l daadrufT. For R storing Color nd But7 loGrar or Fsdod Hair. 1 tg V 1 ?k I Sot m ff 1 iu il .1 r $1.00 fl HEEtt WILL DRESS YOU WELL Ladies'Skirts in poplin, serge, broadcloth and stripes, from $3.50 to $12.50 Ladies' Silk Waists in whito and fancy at IMPROVERS TO LOOK INTO THE CITY HALL PAY ROLL Tha United Improvement clubs has re quested City Commissioner Hutler for a list of all city officials and employes with amounts of wages and salary for November. It Is understood the organ, izatlon Intends to devote a little tima now and then to the public payroll. M. or AIai.. Mra. Jennie Miner, Davidson, Ind.. writes: "I can truthfully say Foley Ca thartic Tablets are the best I ever used. They are so mild In action I feel like I have been made over again." Good health has no greater enemy than con stipation. Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the stomach sweet, liver active, bowels regular and banish biliousness, sicK headaches, sour stomach. Stout persons welcome the light, free feeling they give. Kold verywhexa.AdverlUemeol. t' Say "CEDAR BROOK, To Be Sure" TO be aure, that's the thing to say if you want to b certain ot high-ball or one "down." that is always rig ht. At all leading Dealers, Clubs, Bars, Restau rants and Hotels, you'll find CEDAR BROOK in the lead. Largest Belling brand of high-grade Kentucky whiskey in the world. Because it has maintained the tame sure, uperior quality since 1847. 95 Cents In Ladies' Coats we have a large corduroy and mix tures, from $7.50 to $42.50 Buy your Men's Winter Suits now, while selec tions are good. $10.00 to $25.00 Men's Stylish Overcoats in box-back or tight-fitting, in all the nobby plaids, from $10.00 to $27.50 Men's Shoes and Hats at popular prices. E E B !3 mm; p utfittinffO? OMAHA SE.CORJ6JACKS0H 51$ rftrtrrK I mi -1 Pi Another Doll For Our Little Busy Bees WHO GOT THE FIRST ONE? Veata Laird, 2711 E St., So. Side., who collected 546 pic turt's. My, what a lot! We don't believe it will takeaamany pictures to get Dorothy, but we can't tell. You just keep pegging away and collect all the pictures you can, and may be you O o o o t ( ":' will ' win her. There's one thing sure, some little girl will win her this week. Some say she is even more beauti ful than Alice. Any way, she is certainly very pretty, with her dark hair and eyea beautifully dressed, and 24 inches high. Corothey will be given Tree to the little girl, after 10 years of age. that brings or mails as the largest a am bar of -doll's plot urea eat oat ef the Sally ana aaday Bee b.xore 4 p. m. Bator. Cay. Mot. 87th. Her picture will be in The Bee every day this week. Cut them all out and ask your friends to save-tho pictures in their paper for you, too. See bow many picture, o! Dorothy you tau get, ami be sure to turn them in to The Bee office before 4 p. m. Saturday, Not. 27th. You can sec Dorothy at The Bee Office Address, Doll Dept.. Omaha Dee. iiiiiu Let The Bee get you a good job. "Situations Wanted" ads are free