THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1918.
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BOHEMIANS ARE
PROVING SELVES
- LOYAL TO ALLIES
Headquarters Opened in 'Omaha
to Recruit Soldiers for
Service in Regiments Now
in France. .
Bohemians of Omaha and Nebraska
are proving themselves 100 per cent
loyal. The moment France granted
their request to raise a Bohemian
army in the United States, they began
'recruiting activities. A well ; or
ganized effqrt is now under way to
make the enlistments from this city
hd state lead the list.
Emil Tuma, who has been ap-
EMIL TUMA.
pointed as head of the recruiting bu
reau for Nebraska,- Kansas, North
and South Dakota, has opened head
quarters at 1423 South Thirteenth
street
Omaha Sends 153 -
Since permission to organize an
arm of Bohemians was granted by
the French government, recruiting
offices have been opened in every
large city in the United States. Omaha
has sent 153 recruits to New York,
where they will join recruits from all
parts of the United States for em
barkation to France. When they
reach the front they will be attached
to the Bohemian army already in the
field. ' ,
This army is -composed of 30,000
Bohemians captured from the Aus
.trians by the Italian forces, 60,000
Bohemian prisoners captured by the
Russians early in tf?e war, the Bohe
mians formerly in the Foreign Legion
serving in France; who have been
transferred to the Bohemian army,
and several thousand volunteers.
, ''f. Barred from Serviced -t ' ,
Recruits sent from the United
States -consist mostly of men barred
from service in the United States
army, either through lack of citizen
ship or from being over age.
Charles Okrina,. discharged from
United .States army as an enemy
alien, has joined the Bohemian army
ill Guiana, a'tu iiaa iiiioiu svu ui
the 10 discharged with hm from
Camp Cody. He will be retained as
a recruiting officer in this district.
"Many Bohemians in America are
ready and willing to fight with the
allies," said Mr. Tuma, "but are not
eligible for service in the national
army. It is such as these will chief
ly comprise the American enlistment
in the Bohemian army in France."
Colonel Nance Praises New
Arrivals at Balloon School
Colonel Nance, Commanding officer
at Fort Omaha, praises the men who
have recently arrived at the fort for
instruction at the balloon school.
"They are strong, up-standing
young men," said Colonel Nance,
"and are ready and quick to learn,
and I am sure they will make good in
a surprisingly short time,"
The men are receiving instruction
in various branches of the service
connected with balloon work.
The work is progressing splendidly,
according to Colonel Nance, who re
ports that delays and inconveniences,
which earlier in the war frequently
occurred, are being remedied rapidly,
and in every department of the big
fcrt work is being accomplished with
efficiency and dispatch. ;
Rotarians Place Ban on "So!jk
Speeches" at Night Meeting
Rotarians hive placed a . ban on
"solo speeches" for their meeting at
the Henshaw hotel Wednesday night,
but the program permits "a selected
list of Rotary's best orators" to de
liver a few pertinent remarks.
ISt. following have been approved
for membership in the club: .Henry
T, Clarke, counselor Omaha Grain
exchange; Robert Manley, commis
sioner Chamber of Commerce; R. D.
Miller, general agent of the North--western;
M.- C. .Peters, president M.
C Peters Mill company; W. E. Tay
lor, manager Omaha Wall Paper
:ompany, and A. R. Weins, president
vViens-Omaha Brush company.
Palestine Restoration
Fund Increased i)y $200
M6r? than $200 for the Palestine
restoration fund was collected at a
Zionist memorial meeting Monday
night in B'nai' Israel synagogue.
Rabbi Emanuel Sternheim of Sioux
Zity, chief speaker, urged thoseres
;nt to cive Liberty bonds they had
mrchased or would purchase in the
jext drive to the restoration fund.
hus serving a patriotic purpose as
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Rabbi Sternheim addressed Coun
:il Bluffs High school students Tues
lay .morning.
City fo Sell Six'Cars of
Illinois Ljjmp at $6.75
Superintendent Butler of thy'mu
licipal coal department announces
that he will place on sale Wednesday
norning six more cars of Illinois lump
at $6.75 per ton. Orders will te re
ceived in the city hall.
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Children's Overall
Rompers at
25c
Made of overall
chambray in dark,
serviceable colors.
Tailor stitched and
finished for young
sters J to 6 years. No
C. O. D.'s and limits
of two to a customer.
for
Burfes-Nah Co. Down Stair Store
Odd Lots of
Stamped Goods
19c
Ready to embroider, includ
ing pincushion covers, center
pieces, pillows, scarfs, bags,
caps, aprons, silver holders, etc.
Very special at 19c each.
Burf ess-Nash Co. Down Stain Store
Big Table of Wash
Goods
12K
Including pretty voiles, lawns,
batiste and cotton pongee, with
neat figures, 1 yd. wide, at
12 c.
Bujgess-Naah Co. Down Stairs Store
Mill Remnants of
Madras
15c
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Lengths 1 to 10 yards long,
light ground wiih pretty colored
stripes; especially desirable for
waists, skirts and dresses. Very
special at 15c yard.
Burf osa-Nash Co. Down Stair Store
Womens Dressing
Sacques at
75c
Made of Amoskeag ginghams,
percales and chambrays, in
plaids, stripes, checks and solid
colors; long or short sleeves,
turn-back cuffs; sizes 36 to 44.
Very special at 75c.
Burf ess-Nash Co. Down Stair Store
Notions Specials
on Wednesday
Skirt Belting, yard, 5c.
Trimming Buttons, card, 10c
Shoe Laces, 15c bunch; black
only. ,
Bias tape, all widths, bolt, 5c.
Darning Cotton, 3 spools, 5c.
Sanitary Napkins, 12 in box,
box, 39c.
Pearl Buttons, card 5c
Sew-On Hose Support, pair
15c
Hair Brushes, each 15c.
Burfesi-Naah Co. Down Stair Store
Good Quality
Bleached Sheets
$1.25
Seamless bleached sheets 81x
90, medium weight, hemmed
and ironed ready for use. Spe
cially priced at $1.25 each.
Burge-Nah Co. Down Stair Store
BleacWd Sheets
81x90-Inch
89c
Good heavy thread sheets
with seam in center, bleached,
72x90 inch. Specially priced
for Wednesday at 89c each. ,
Burf -Nan Co. Down Stair Store
Assortment of Wool
Challies
45c
Wool challies in neat figures,
floral and stripe, all light
ground, beautiful selection of
colors. Splendid values at 45c
yard.
Burgess- p. Down Stair Store
Remnants of Wool
. Goods
49c
A big lot of wool dress goods
in remnants of plain colored
mixtures, shepherd checks and
plaids, 36 to 42 inches wide, for
dresses, skirts, fete. Exceeding
ly good values at 49c a yard.
Burf ess-Nasn Co. Down Stair Store
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Remember, April 6,
the first anniversary
of the war, start the
Third v Liberty Loan
drive. Resolve to do
your part.
BUBGES
Tuesday, March 12, 1918-
Announcing a "Humdinger"
Wednesday in the
Dowim
Women's High Shoes.
Oxfords and Pumps
$1.4!
A wonderful shoe value
for Wednesday. We've
taken all the short lines and
odd pairs of Women's High
Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps
and put them into one big
grotfp at $1.45, which means
good shoes at less than half
the price.
Burfe-Nash Co. Down Stair Storo
Here Are Unusual
Corset Values at
Made of pink cou
til, lace front with
free hips, ventilated
back, elasticband, low
bust, long skirt, 2
pair hose supporters,
sizes 20 to 30.
ALSO An elastic top
with free hips, long
corset of firm coutil, long
skirt, 2 pairs supporters,
sizes 19 to 28.
Burfc-Nah Co. Down Stair Store
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$1.00
Women's Cotton Hose.
Special Wednesday, at
15c
Good quality cot
ton, black or white
ceptional values.
Hose at 25c
Women's Cotton
Hose in black, white
and colors, seamless,
very special at 25c.
Burfess-Nash Co.
Down Stairs Store
Women's arid Children's
Summer Underwear
25c
Odd lots, samples, etc.,
including vests, pants and
union suits. Every gar
ment a remarkable value
and which you will appre
ciate when you see the of
fering. BurfOM-Nah Co. Down Stairs Store
Men's Rockford Hose
Featured Wednesday at
Two Pairs
The good old time
Rockford hose, also
white, Palm Beach,
blues and black. We
consider them extreme
values for Wednesday,
at, 2 pair for 25c.
Burf ess-Nash Co. Down Stairs Store
Men's Work Pants
Very SpeciaPW ednesday
$1.25
Two big groups of
Men's Pants", included in
this offering for Wednes-
I day. Khaki and grey pin
stripe, all sizes and a most
uncommon value at $1.25.
Burfess-Naeh Co. Down Stairs Stort
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-STORE NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY-
Stairs
Silk Remnants Very
Special
98c
A ' large assortment of Silk
Remnants, including Canton
crepe, fancy silk, silk poplin, fig
ured pongee, messaline, tub silk,
Jap wash silk, etc. The choice of
the entire lot at 98c a yard.
Burf M-Nash Co. Down Stair Store
Special Soap Combi
nation at
v 99c
A combination as a Wednesday
special, including 3 cans Victoria
Cleanser, 4 packages Golden Rod
Washuig Powder, 7 cakes Dia
mond''C" Soap, 1 package Lux, 2
White Borax Naptha, 1 Britt's
Ammonia, 1 Sunbrite Cleanser, 1
Ivory Soap. The entire combina
tion at 99c.
Burf ess-Nash Co. Down Stair Star
Drug Specials
Wednesday
Sloan's Liniment, 15c. (
Peroxide, bottle, 7e.
Mentholatum, at, 15c.
Nuxated Iron, at 79c.
Williams', Shaving Soap, 6c.
Lavoris, 19c.
y 1 lot of Talcum Paper, 7e.
Burfa-Nah Co. Down Stair Stort
Cedar Oil Polish.
Pint
19c
xFor furniture, floors, mops,
autos, etc., nothing is better than
Cedar Oil 1'olish. For Wednes
day we offer the polish at 19c a
pint can.
Burf u-Nash Co. Down Stair Stor. '
Toilet Paper. 9 Rolls
For
50c
Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper, in
large size rolls. Extremely spe
cial for Wednesday in the Down
Stairs Store at 9 rolls for 50c.
Burfi-Nah Co. Down Stair Stor.
Enameled Ware Tea
PotVat
59c
All white or blue and white Tea
Pots, seamless enameled sware, 1
quart size, priced at 59c for
Wednesday.
Burfess-Nash Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Filet Net For Curtains
29c
Thousands of yards of beauti
ful Filet Net, which we re clos
ing out at 29c a yard. Figured,
stripes and dots, 36 and 40 inches
wide,, white and ivory. In order
that we may close these out imme-v
diately we offer them to you at
this great reduction.
Burf ess-Nah Co. Down Stair Stor.
Sale of Fancy Cre
tonnes at
39c
A large seleotion of beautiful
Cretonnes with a wide range of
colors suitable for all parts of the
home. 36 inches wide, at 39c a
yard.
Burf est-Nash Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Soiled and Odd
Skeins of Yarn
19c
Including Germantown, Shet
land floss and Saxony, nearly all
wanted colors, suitable for mak
ing afghans, squares, shawls,
sweaters, wristlets and tying com
forters. "
Burfess-Nash Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Store Hours
Every Day
8:30 A. M.
to 6 P.
-Phone
Store
Seconds of Mina Taylor
House Dresses v
$1.23
They're known as factory
"seconds"' because they have
an oil spot, a broken button
or irregular seam, but
doubtful if you'll notice
it and the values are ex
treme. Made of ging
hams an dpercales in
light and dark color.
Burf ess-Nath Co. Down Stair Stor.
These New Sateen
Petticoats for Wednesday
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Are important values
such as you cannot .
afford to overlook.
Made of a very good
grade sateen, pleated
flounce, in all the new
spring shades.
Burfess-Nath Co. Down Stair Storo
Uttle Girls' Muslin'
Combinations Wednesday
35c
-Drawer and Corset
Waist Combination, made
of best quality of muslin;
waist finished with button
and tape. Drawers'
trimmed with cluster tucks
sizes 1 to 10 years.
Limit of 3 to a customer. "-".'
Burf ess-Nash Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Pretty New Trimmed
Hats for Wednesday
$1.98
Don't let the price
influence you to think
the style and value
are not there, for
they are there. All
smart new shapes, in
black and colors.
Prettily trimmed and
are extreme values,
at S1.98.
Barf s-Nah Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Men's Work Shirts
Reduced
Wednesday to
79c
Including fast colors
blue chambray with
military collar attached
also the popular khaV
linene, i good, strong
durable Panama cloth;
pockets button down,
flaps, etc., 79c.
Burfess-Nash Co. Down but.ia oiore
Men's Union Suits
Reduced .
.Wednesday to
Spring and summer
weight Union Suits of
Balbriggan, poros knit
and an athletic style. In
this special sale for
Wednesday at 59c the
Suit.
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Burt(s-Nah Co. Down Stair atoroi
59c
Women's Dainty
Spring Blouses
M.
49c
D. 137
Made of good
quality voile and
other new wash
materials. Plain
white, with lace
on collar and
cuffs. Some sol
id color, also
striped. Extreme
values at 49c.
Burf.-Nath Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Embroidery Voile
Flouncing
39c
40-inch embroidered voile
dress flouncings in white and
assorted colors. ' ' The voile is
very fine and would cost reg
ularly alone more than twice
the amount of the embroidered
yards.
Burf (Nash Co. Down Stairs Star.
Shadow 27-Inch
v Flouncings'
25c '
27-inch shadowed val lace
flouncings; also embroidery
nets, 18 to 27 inches wide, in
white and cream. Very special
at 25c yard.
Burf t-Nah Co. Down Stairs Stor.
Children's Middies
Reduced, to
49c
For young girls and children,
6 to 18 years; made of good
quality galatea cloth and trim
med with colored collar and
cuffs. Many new styles for se
lection. BurfwNuh Co. Down Stair Star.
36-Inch Novelty
White Goods
15c
Gabardine stripe voiles, also
plain white novelty goods for
waisting and dresses. Splendid
values at 18c the yard. .
Burf mi-Nmb Co. Dawn Stairs Stor.
Best Quality Parlor
Brooms
69c
Parlor brooms made of the
best quality broom corn, four
sewed, polished handle; an .ex
tra special value for Wednesday
at 69a each.
Burf (s-Nah Co. Down Stairs Stor.
31 -Piece Breakfast
Set
$2.69
Gold border, decorated on
thin American semi-porcelain
ware, neat, plain shapes; set
consists of 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6
breakfast plates, 6 fruit sau
cers, 6 butter dishes and 1
platter; the complete set at
$2.69.
Burf Mi-Naih Co. Down Stair Star.
Clear Glass Tum
blers at 6 for
40c
Coloniapp'attern tumblers of
clear glass with ground bottom;
very specially ' priced for
Wednesday in the Down Stairs
Store at 6 for 40c.
Burf Naih Coj Down Stair Star.
Decorated Cups and
Saucers at
25c
Cups and saucers in plain,
1 neat shapes, decorated in blue;
very dainty and marked at 25c
a paii.
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Burf Nash Co. Down Stair Stor.
Gold Band Plates,
Each
10c
Neat plain shaped plates dec
orated with gold bands. Includ
ed in the assortment are break
fast and dinner plates priced at
10c each.
BuffM-Nah Co. Down Stair Stor.
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