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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1916)
9 INSTANCES WHERE PENSIONS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED (Correspondence of The Associated TYsss ) LONIX)!. Mar. A atatement made by a discharged soldier, summoned ts court Jot failure to nay ailraony. that a great many men discharged from the army for disability, receive no pensions. haa put the war office on the ilefvnulve. The war office haa definitely promised penalono for disability due to dlsaaa re sulting from war aervlce. But It now appear from an official rtatement that the men have to prove hat their disability la directly due te war arvk-e. If it la shown thst they h.l the seede of some disabling disease :i their systema at the time of their enlist ment, which developed stralghtwsy on the ordinary expoeurea of soldiering, they get no pensions. Put tVIr cane are first gone Into carefully toy medicul f xperta. FAMILY OF BEBEL, SOCIALIST, LIKELY TO BECOME EXTINCT was the son nf IMkTb dnuahler, an oi.ly rhllti. 'born at Zurich and was greatly beloved b Ilelx-I. Soon after the i' Oi-ir'ir' to lei.S to hi-jln his t Hit MliH .usllj. 11c iell no sis- went ln. studies a ter and his mother !s s Mllo.V. WOMANJER DUES Great Effort to Get Three Dime to Woman at Her Share of Be ceiver's Sale. COUET HAD ORDERED IT PAID rut In chK of tne wet he had to to Inl I Coirespndrm-f of The Asiiclnlel 1'rcftn I BKRUV. Mar. It -The family of Au gust Ilebei. socialist leader who died '! lilt. Is doomed to extinction through the death 'of his oiify .rsndmni. which lin oo'iirred at Jena. This vounu man. hn the army thrniiKh tht mobltlse'.lan of tl.c Hwlse troone. lie was not sMe to rtsml the hardships of the scivlce., hoevcr, nml sorm deelnpid nr. toim. ot sumption, but Inslc.u1 of gniii to'n li.-sK't ieoit. BS advised l.y his t'u slilins, he Oelahanl? crepls Terms, ,H:n Delslianly ha i avrpted the terms wl'h th sesi't'!"nf Trs league cliih jud.uUJ iimmh 'bat '-sni this year In pUu-e of Mil e F inn. v. hi Is IU. Jeff (lark Se-14. ritrher Jrff Clark of the ISIS Chat tanooga staff has been sold to Spring field. O. TIIE KKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MARCH IS, ifllti. About $29 worth of time and labor has been expended by the federal of ficers here In paying; 88 rents due to Mm. Dora E. Murphy. Magnolia, la., end Mrs. Murpby Is now about to re ceive the two dimes, a nickel and four cents, ."; ,;. She was one, of the bondholders in the "Nebraska . PubHc Service cor poration, wMch went into the bend's of a receiver. Her bsre of the sal vage was the above mentioned amount. flo District Clerk Hoyt Jisd to ro into court and get an order for the sum. As the court wan't here the necessary papers were made ou; and forwarded to Lincoln. Judge Munser wai In MoCook, so to McCook the papers went, and then me lunge waa para in iinroin. w w Lincoln with the papers. Judge Munaer had rone to . Hasttne;. On to Heatings went the papers, and finally found hln bark. In Lincoln. . He lirnd the order tor 9 cents. Back to Omaha it came and, after being en tered with duo formality on the books, .end the check having been made out, the 19 cents is now oil Its- way to Magnolia. A p o n Two Plans Under Way to Combat the . Loan Shark Evil Whether a remedial loan association or -a Morris Plan bank la finally to he ea . tablished here still remains a Question. A week sgo a big meeting was held st the Commercial club rooms, when repre ' scntaMves of the Horris Plan appeared . before tho business men snd explained the plan .whereby loans may be made to . persons of small 'means with character. the whole basis of credit snd without chattel mortgagee. ' i. P. Palmer, attorney, and member of the legislature, who had much to do with sotting a, Joan, shark bill through the legislature, la opposed to the Morris plan. Led by Palmer a half dosen friends of his met at the - Commercial ,club at noon and sought a hearing before the .directors of the Omaha Manufacturers' association in the hope of explaining their opposition to the Morris plsn and expounding the virtues of the. remedial loan association plan which they advo cate. As' this was' the ' first meeting of the manufacturers In some weeks, they had bo much business that they . could not ...hear Palmers representation at tnis . meeting. They expressed the "hope, how- ever, that they might hear his case at an . early meeting. Palmer wants to- go before '"- them1 because it was before . this body thaS he first proposed the remedial loan association, even before the- Morris . plan " representatives were haard of in. Omaha. CITY WATER PLANTS ARE CONTROllEO BY'COUNCIL -k . . ctfv Fnalneer Townaend states that -water 'plant Information -re- j ' cefved from twenty-four cities where the Omaha and WheeHng are the only cities - 'where the plants are not under control of the city council. Three nf the twenty four cities have rates higher than has Omaha. Little Bobbie's Pa ea w Mil Wl . Br WILLIAM F. KIRK., Mister te. Missus Stone was up to our house last nlte; thay jest moved into tpwn from New Roshell. , That was a good move you made, aed Pa. A. champeen checker player cuddent have made a better Jump.' t dosnt know about the change,' aed Master Stone, we hr it pritjy nice out thare. You ought to see the swell den I had out in our New Roshell hoera. I spent many happy hours thare. I newer spent many happy, hours In my den, sed Pa. My deer wife fixed up a dn for riie & toald mo that It was to be my vary: own, but any time I happond for to i get hoauj late & went rite to my don. I notla that. I wasent alone In it so you cud. tioUs, AVo had many words In that doe i- llttcl den, sed Pa. I call it my din. . v 'ou bet my, husband, and " I newer haveny uoids,.sed Missus Stone. I bet yuu' dosut -nether, sed Pa. lie was looking Vuthe, Ipc .of Missus Stone then at: int,. Mister Stone, lie was Jest my alio. .,',. n4, jied ivrlssus Stone, my husband and I doant- ha.v .words. That Is one thing on wici) we understand ecch other per fecUly. 'My husband newer sed a cross word td his' wife. , Js'ceUier did my old trend Dummy Tay lor, ped Pa. He tqald me onst on his fingers that he newer raised his voice his wife. It is a grand- way to be. Of course he was ' lucky .bee'ng hard of heering too, sed. Ps. I sutntimes wish I cudilnt heer.V If wi.d be too bud If you cuddent heer yu re self talk, 'sed Missus Stone. Yea Indeed, sed Pa. I got a lot of wlstdom llasening to1 Interesting things that I happened to be talking about. I offen talk to myself wen I sm alone, sed Pa, & at such times you can be sure I am neWeV -Interrupted. - What a clevver man. you must be! aed Minus Stone, she was looking at Pa kind of hard. - '' It eums natei-al to trie to be clewer, sed Pa. JCts a gift for wlch I am en tlteld to: eo' credit. Thst Is why I sm not cpneceted. J got my brains from sum rate mind away ' back' in my farubly. sed Pa. Thare was a lot of wise guys hanging, on our fambly trse, sed Pa. My unkel Bslph was one of the cleverest poker players & faro deelers In Nebraska, Pa sed. ft' J . had a -aunt that rots utiful luv poems. They called her the Eappho of St. Paul. Pa aed. How vary Interesting, aed Ma a frend. I bet yurs wife considered herself lucky to brake Into' such a fambly. My Ma calm from a finer fambly. I ea. I herd her tell Pa so lota of times. hat will do. Bobble, aed Ma. Ohr doapt ekold tha Uttel deer, aed Mlsaua Stone, he is talking yure part. What a splendid littel man. Tea, sed Pa. He Js . beeglnnlnr to git like me. He will be Jest like me wen he I row a up. ,Jt Is uch a pltty children bve to grow up. sed Missus Stone. Well, doer, she sed to her husband, we reely must be running a Ride on the , Escalator to .... Second Floor ' , - :" . ' .... v . : lOvciy- in Men's at Fairoft Prices The New Home of , r v WE HAVE ACQUIRED the PRIVILEGE of distributing to our immense clientele the Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing, and this big piece of news means to every man who reads it that when we sell such clothes as Hart Schaffner 8c Marx make, we're doing the best thing for you and, consequently, the best thing for ourselves. THEY ARE AL WAYS RIGHT FOR YOU TO BUY. OUR part is to see that the merchandise , we offer is the highest standard of value; it means that style, fabric, service and price must be right. Furthermore, it's up to us to ; ;- see that you: get- the merchandise that's best J V suited. to y ou. i - ' 7T? ...r , , , .r:?-. SO the fact that this store is the NEW HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING is indeed good news to the thousands of men who trade here. iii yg'M.'iin ii s vh is i.si;ismmi fuj1 fi . . . "T. S tj j ONE of the new features in this wonderful Store for Men, is an ESCALATOR A MOVING STAIRWAY FROM THE FIRST TO THE SECOND FLOOR. You won't have to'climb stairs or wait for eleva tors JUST STEP ON AND RIDE. I f V'tj : " : tJfkU Vtwr s ' : ' K V i Cvii J mi c i IL1U i i 1t!: Wf (I - Is- - ' :: j - t See the New Varsity Fifty-Five Suits the Sensation of the Season Everybody likes them young men and older men; here in one, two and three-button models; some with patch pockets, others with link bottoms; New ideas in lapels and waistcoats; a style for every taste. Hart Sch&ilhsr sSkMrx J Men's Spring and Summer Furnishings Three Specials The man who desires to replenish his Spring Supply of Furnishings will find that the opportunities of fered here mean great savings on the best of everything. . . 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