THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 25, 1917.
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REGULATIONS FOR
PRIHTIHGWAR HEWS
State, War and Navy Officials
Giae Bales for Handling
Military Information.
PBESS WILL CO-OPIRATE
Washington, March 24. gegula
tioni for the guidance of the press of
the United States in handling news
m the present emergency framed by
officials of the State, War and Navy
department! and accepted by repre
sentatives ei the principal prest as
sociations were made public today.
The regulations are as follows:
"In view of the desire of the press
of thf country to refrain from the
publication of information harmful !
to the public interest and with the
intention of securing the maximum
publicity, with the least injury
thereto, the following regulations are
hereby issued for its guidance, which
it is earnestly requested be closely
observed: ,
"Regulations I. No information, re
ports or rumor should be published
which tend to disclose the military
and naval policies of the government
of the United States. -
(This regulation i directed against
ihe publication of any news or com
ment which might reveal the strategic
disposition or operation oi armies or
their subdivisions or the fleet or it
subdivision; any measures which
might be adopted in consonance with
the department of state for the fur
therance of American defense and, In
general any plans for the use of the
army and navy during the existence
of an emergency).
Military Movements.
"2. No infirmation, report or
rumors should be published which
tend to disclose:
"(AJ Movement or ' employment
of armies and their subdivision;
fleet and their subdivision.
(B) Movements of vessels of the
navy or their arrival at Of departure
front any port
"(C) Departures of merchant ves
sel should not be mentioned and it
i desb-ed that the name of the port
of arrival be omitted. , ', ' -
"(D) Assignment or movement,
whether a group or individual, of
officer and men oi the military and
naval establishments.
"(E) Transportation ' of . mall,
suppfie or munit ion. '
"(F Information of any design,
invention or test thereof;- or of
manufacture, transport or distribution
of implement of war,
"(G) Concentration ol military
or naval topplte or location Of such
supplies. v .
''(H) Activities m or about
arsenals, fortifications, army posts,
naval magazine atsjr yards, naval
base and radio stations.
Mape and Picture.
"J. Publication of any map, dia
grams or photographs wkkh in any'
w.v mieht eem of military of Cvl
value. ' e '' !'
"4. No moving picture should be
displayed which ate of military, or
naval vain. . t '
"5. Any doubtful matter should be
submitted to the authorized repre
sentative of the department con
cerned who hall five an Immediate
decision thereon and keep the inquiry
made strictly confidential.
"A t ia rFnue.ted that no Informa
tion, reports or rumors attributing a
policy to tne government in anjr in
ternational situation not authorized
by the president or a member of the
. Kin k nfth1thrf without first
consulting the department of states.
Ioie. inc auovc rciguiawuiiB ,u,u
haI ft ff-H in anv matters of
ficially given to the press by properly
authorized officials."
TORNADOES KILL
MORE THAN FORTY
(Cwtluae tra I'M. On.)
poles. A path four miles long was
swept by the wind.
North of Decatur the village of
Monmouth was struck and a number
of persons were injured. Buildings
were destroyed ana mne oi tencing
and electric wire were blown down.
Teachers at one school, seeing the
approaching storm, too me pupiis 10
the basement of the building before
the roof was whipped from over their
heads. Near Corydon two women
were probably fatally injured by a
storm and many pupils at the Crosby
schools suffered broken arms and
other injuries when the building was
razed. Two Grant county men were
hurt in a storm near Swayiee.
One Dead Near Carlisle.
"..I I.!. f-J VTk 91 "In man
wat killed' and 'fifteen person Injured
when a tornado devastated. a thickly
populated farming district south oi
Carlisle today. The storm swept a dis
trict of eight mile long and one-half
mil wide.
Omaha Man Sues ,
Rail Conductor
, Over Alienation
"Louil F. Thomas, 422 South Tenth
street, a draftsman in the employ of
the Union Pacific, is the plaintiff in a
$25,000 alienation of affection suit
which will be tried at Rushvllle, Neb.,
before Judge Westover of the Sheri
dan county district court, starting
Tuesday.
The Omaha man I suing Walter
P. White, a passenger conductor, for
alleged alienation of hi wife's affec
tions. White ha had the run between
Chadron and Long Pine for the last
twenty-three years. He is married.
' According to Thomas' allegations,
hi wife met White at Chadron in
September, 1915. He allege that aht
left him a few weeks later. The wife
Sued for divorce. The case is now
pending. -
John Wenninghoff Dead;
Well Known Contractor
John B. Wenninghoff, 50, and
prominent contractor, died Saturday
morning at hi home, 1518 South
Twenty-seventh street, following a
brief illness. He had been a resident
of Omaha for over thirty-fiv yar.
Surviving are five children, Mrs. C.
B. Mills of North Platte, Mr. O. H.
Glbbs of Omaha. Miss Mathilda, John
and Alfred Wenninghoff of Omaha.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
morning front the residence to St.
Magdelen' church, nd . reaulem
nign mass win oe c.i.Draicu uy
Father Sinne. Burial will be in For
est Lawn.
LITTLE OIRL WILL
NOT WEDABDUCTOR
Ruby Hutchinson Now Sayi
Will Not Marry Even to
Save Name.
BACK! TO HEESHEY HOME
North Platte, Neb., March 24.-(Spcial.)--Freed
from the Influence
of Walter Raueche, with whom she
eloped from her home in Hershey,
14-year-old Ruby Hutchinson now de
clare that she hates her alleged ab
ductor and that she has no desire to
marry him, even to nave her good
name and to save Raueche from the
penitentiary Raueche was arraigned
in county court charged with kidnap
ing, waived preliminary hearing and
was bound over to the Lincoln county
district court. His brother. Paul
Raueche, and George Mudd, both of
Hershey, furnished bond in the sum
of $1,000.
At the county Jail, where she was
taken with Raueche by Sheriff Salis
bury when he returned to North
Platte with the couple, the little girl
met her mother and step-father, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cahill, of Hershey. To
her mother and Mrs. Salisbury, wife
of the sheriff, the child sobbed out
the story of her elopement and of
the wrong done her by the man she
trusted. The story of the elopement
told here wat substantially the same
a told by the girl in Omaha.
"When w were In Omaha I in
fended to marry Raueche hist to keep
him from going to prison," the child
stated. But now that I am back
here again I don't want to marry
him. 1 hate him and don't want to
even see him again."
The Hutchinson girl wat taken Into
the custody of her mother and step
father and all returned to their home
in Hershey. '
South Dakota Guards'
Bonut Case Postponed
Pierre, S. D March 24. The suit
before the supreme court of South
Dakota . to compel J. E. Handlin,
ttat auditor, to pay $75,000 of the
tate fundi appropriated by the last
legislature for payment of member
of the Fourth infantry, South Da
kota National Guard, while in service
on the Mexican border, today was
postponed until March 30 by agree'
ment of attorneys.
Mr. Handlin refused to recognize
a warrant for the sum, signed by the
governor on the grounds that the ap
propriation was unconstitutional. The
suit i to test the procedure. Under
the appropriation each man in the
regiment would receive $75.
"Dismissed ," Says Judge;
Prisoner Dashes tor Air
Tony Bronson, Fremont, told Po
lice Judge Fitzgerald that he knew
enough to go home once in a while
and would proceed there immediately
if the court would only give him that
chance. The Judge wrote "dismissed"
on the blotter and Bronson started
from the court room with such speed
that Sergeant Wilson, thought it was
a prisoner trying to escape ana yenea
after hlffl to atop, Bronson (kidded
a couple oi timet before he could halt
and then the sergeant leisurely es
corted him to the door.
The Columbia Grafonola
Will Bring to Your Horn.
All the World's Musical Instruments In One
II not, read carefully our Special
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Only $79. SO complete
with twelve aelftctlona, six
10-inch double diso records.
You choose year own se
lection from . our large and
and complete record stock.
Columbia Grafonola
The Best oft Earth, Priced
to rait all parses, $16 to (300.
Oolnmbia Donble-Dlso Record
Offer our patron the widest
possible range of selections at
less price than any other record.
65? and up.
flrsfonsls Outfit He. IIP
Thia beautiful style equip
ped with Individual record
racks and ejector including
20 selections, ten 10-ineh rec
ords, onlyJH7,50
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Term only $1 par week.
Choice of Mahogany, Satin,
Walnut or Oak cases.
Includes Phonograph of
tmtirlcrfnl ton flnalitV. al
though it is small in tUe, and
b selection four 10-ineh double
disc records. Only $27.60.
Term, BOe per week.
Choice of Mahogany,
nut or O&k on Terms Of
pet week. , ' '
Wftl-S1.B0
; We have Other outfits at $1160, $27.25, $62.60 and up on term a low ai 60c per week. Our
Grafonola Department on the Main floor, the most complete in the west, is at your service
whether you wish to purchase or not '. 1 .
A WORD ABOUT OUR 11IG0RD DIPABTMZNT.
We carry a complete stock of Columbia, foreign and Domestic Records, and solicit the
patronage of every home that hat a phonograph. Complete record catalogue furnished on re
quest Sds lest oa airmwsl rf .
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB
Omaha's Leading Oraionola Itors.
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.ifaa-tasaiirsT 11 rill aSbii ftnT--rfix
hehompson "Belden Store
Spring is Officially Here ACTUALLY Here
. Trefousse Gloves
The finest imported from
France. Hade of selected
French Kid in all the newest
shade. So important a matter
as one's gloves that have the
power to make or mar the oth
erwise perfect costume should
be chosen with due regard to
' their position.
Trefous French Kid Glove
are sold in Omaha exclusively
by Thompson, Belden A Co.
Price, 11.75 to 12.75 a pair.
Plain Georgette
Crepe Blouses.
In combination effects are de
lightfully fashionable. They add
so much to the costume that se
lections need be carefully made.
Prices IS.50 and $9.SO.
Seeead Floor.
Our Personal New York Representative
Mr. Robert Nicoll
I Again in the) Metropolis
To maintain an efficient Fashion Service, Mr. Nicoll
ia remaining in New York City to study the newer de
velopment in Women's Wear, His selections are -expressed
to us direct each day, so that Omaha
women need not be handicapped by their distance
from the Center of Style. The newest arrivals are
plaeed on display immediately upon their receipt.
The Thompson-Belden Store
is, in fact, only two days' distant from
Fifth Avenue with its excluiiv shops.
Late Fashions Are Included
In a Special Display Monday
Suits Coats Silks
$25 Up $16.50 to $125 $25 to $75
' No extra charge for our high
ly efficient alteration service.
Easter Fashions in Hats
SO varied are thd new
modes? -tke beautiful
coloring and material?
'. of these smart spring fattf;
; thatit become almost im
possible to describe them.
They must bejeen to be
appreciated, they are re?
. marhable values.
Priced, $10, $12, $15
Newest Trimmings
Chosen with S View to helping
make Dresses and Gowns and
Blouses for spring and summer,
the most attractive of the sea
son, NOVELTIES Beaded hand
and motifs, embroidered bands
in all Color, geld and silver
lace and bands; tassels end
drop Ornaments In beads, gold
and silver.
Fashionable Laces
A wonderful line of novelties,
beside all of the best of every
sort Filet edge lace and
bands, Veniae laces and bands, .
net top laces, Valenciennes, in
French and German meshes,
torchon and Clunles.
Seldom have selections been so
very extensive.
Five Years
t 1324
F'arnam
Street.
W A . . .a W.
! TEETH
'without putc,
We Mease
. You or
- Kefund
Your Money
Dr. r.lcKenney Says:
"Our sanitary and hygienic methods will please you.
All instruments, napkins, towels and appliances are thor
oughly sterilized and cleanliness prevails throughout our
entire office. This is another of the important features of
the splendid service we are rendering;.
Best llivef CA. I Best 22k
FUliaf... wWtJ Cold Craw
Wander Plat-
wwtk 111 M S25.
C4 IH.avl.st firldt A
.11 I Work, set toeth. 91
$548410
cllEFlllEY DENTISTS
Hearst 8t30 A.
MihlP, M.
Wedaasdaya
and Satarday
THIS P.M.
Net Osiea
' Saaday
14th and Farnara SU.
1324 Farttam Street
Pheae Douglas 2871 .
NOTICE Out-ef-lowa autre,
caa get Plata, Crown a, BrMgea
aad Filliagt aempbta la t day.
Frea
Lady
Altaadaata.
lta Sradeat
Fashions Favorite Silks
WHITE WASH SATINS, used
so much for separate skirts;
qualities that launder or dry
clean perfectly; 86-inch, $2.25
a yard.
NEW FANCY SILKS for separ
ate Skirts. Largest selection of
striped and novelty effects in
the city, at popular prices;
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00. $2.50.
WOOL COATINGS arriving
daily, the newest of weave
at popular prices.
BELDING'S FAMOUS QUAL
ITY SILKS, sold here exclu
sively in such wanted weave
a Taffeta, Satin, Poplin,
Crepes, etc. Th most exclu
sive line of high-grade, wear
guaranteed fabrics to be had.
See them Monday.
HASKELL'S NEW BLACK
, SATINS, for. separate Coats.
Excellent weighta, fast blacks;
wear guaranteed, $2.00, $2.50,
$2.78, $3, $3.5Q yard.
Introducing the New Embroideries
Vni, will ilarttn flnit tHft moat at.
tractive patterns in new embroid
eries here and the prices are cer
tain to be inviting.
27 and 45-inch flouncing with
bandings to match, also galloons
and allovers. Dainty edges, inser
tions, and wide widths for baby
dresses. Fine yokes and motifs.
Convent edges. Corset cover em
broideriea. Pattern are exclusive and lovely
beyond description. May we have
an opportunity soon to show you?
lice Curtain Clearance
. 260 pairs, mostly in one and two-pair lots, will be closed out
Monday. Almost every known style is represented in this
accumulation. To make a quick clearance we have placed
them in five loter, as follows:
75 a pair for Curtains having a retail value up to $2.50 a pair,
$1.50 a pair for Curtains having a retail value up to $4.50 pair.
$2.00 a pair for Curtains having a retail value up to $5.00 a pair.
$2.50 a pair for Curtains having a retail value up to $8.50 a pair.
$3.00 a pair for Curtains having a retail value up to $11.78 a pair.
AMONG THEM YOU WILL FIND IRISH POINT CURTAINS,
DUCHESS, ARABIAN, BRUSSELS, SCRIMS AND MARQUISETTES
A Timely Bargain Event
Early Comers Have Best Choice.
Drapery Section, Basement.
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Spring and Summer Wash Goods
Hundreds ef new pattern now
In stock: Voiles, Crepes, Or
gandies and many other sheer
fine materials, in plain, em
broidered and printed effects.
They were never prettier than
this season.
Many new Skirtings in plain
shades, plaids, dots and stripes.
See them while the assortment
is St It best.
25 new colors in 40-inch
English Voiles, fast colors,
specially priced, 59c a
yard. Supply your wants
for plain voiles now ; these
cannot be duplicated.
New colored Linens, 'good
shades, 36 to 45-inch, ex
tra value, at 85c, $1.00.
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Women's Spring Footwear
A Exemplified by Soroais
The new models command your instant admiration and
approval They ere so smart, such perfect example of
fine shoemaking, showing unusual regard to details.
White kid lace boots, $12
Gray kid button boots, $11
Ivory kid lace boots, $11
Brown kid lace boots, $10 .
Pumps, in gray, white,
brown and black, $6, $8
TRY A BEE WANT AD
EXPECTING RESULTS .
Peruna Did Me More Good
Than Two Years
Under Doctor's Care
SL. -ibJ
I Am
Able to
Work.
Before
I Could
Not
Help
Myself.
Mrs. V. u, Kooinson. no. so ou
Felix St., Brooklyn, N. Y., writesi "I
have taken Peruna and it did me
more good than all my ten y oars'
treatment by special physicians.' I
can really say that I feel Ilk Another
fierson. No more swollen feet and
Imbs. No more bloating of the ab
domen. No more shortness of breath."
No more stiff and sore joints, Yea
have a Mea what vor treatiaeat aa
don far at. It MNalaly be pro
Uaged hf Ufa Bad nude a new
womaa of . Oh, such blessing I
have received through your kindness,
Doctor, and the assistance of the
medicine which you o kindly pre
scribed. -1 am able to work since I
began your treatment, but before I
was not able to help myself, much
less work for any one else. All praise
I due to your medical department
arid treatment."
These who abject U liquid aiedl
cIbcs can n.w procure Parana Tab-Int..