THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918.
NAME CAPTAINS
FOR LIBERTY DAY
PARADE APRIL 6
Organization for Big Spectacle
Nearing Completion; W. B.
Cheek is Marshal of
South Side Division.
i'he organization for the patriotic
parade of April 6 is nearing comple
'tion. Charles E. Black, president of
the Associated Retailers of Omaha,
and marshal of the retailers' division
of the parade," has appointed the fol
' lowing captains for his division: L.
C. Nash, Joseph Hayden, Harold
Thompson, Charles Wilhelm, John
' A. Inanson, Henry Rosenthal, Rob
' ert Cowell and Joe Orkia..
Howard Goulding, marshal of the
' manufacturers' section, has appointed
'.the following captains: W. J. Monag
han, Ross Towle, Fred S. Knapp,
'"'.Will H. Clark. Ralph H. Wilder, E.
W. Cornell, W. M. Devitt, Arthur
Met. T. B. Tholl, J. M. Harding, A.
. . V. Bloom.
.V Joseph Kelley, marshal of the
wholesalers' section, has appointed
: the folldwing captains: L. B. Clough,
'.? E. W. Cornell, Frank Keogh. Roy T.
' Byrne, F. E. Brady. P. E. Johnson,
V George H. Miller, Don Lee, Arthur
: Timme, A. W. Carpenter, A. H. Kast
ner, T. D. Coleman, C. J. Evans, P.
' H.'- Hansen, Harry Weller, Harry
; iforphy, James Ludlow, Charles Ash
1 ton, William McAdam, Ben Warren,
C G. M. Durkee, Bert Hymes, M. G.
" 'Hayward, Clarence Hughes, F. P.
, ; Thornton. F. W. Roy, D. G. Pilking
. ..ton, H. H. Jones, Lester Drishaus,
-Charles Trimble and Jake Spies-
berger.
. ': South Side Division.
,? W. B, Cheek, marshal of the South
. Side district, has appointed the fol
. lowing assistant marshals and cap-
tains: '
' . .. Marshal W. B. Cheek. Assistant
- Marshals W. B. Tagg, C. A. Smith,
J. B. Watkins.
t "" Live 1 Stock Exchange Captains:
y-W. T. Cox, A. F. Stryker.
Traders Exchange Captains: F. G.
( : Kellogg, S. L. Degan. ,
;, Stock Yards Company Captains:
V v.J. S. Walters. Roy Richardson.
k. Business Men's Association Cap
tains: J. F. Coad, Lew Etter, M. Cul-
' '-kin, J. P. Krause.
;' .Cudahy' Packing Company Cap
tainsr M. R. Murphy, T. P. Gibbons,
P, J. Sheehy, A. L. Blair.
; . Armour &lCo.-Captams: R. E.
..Harris, J. E. Slotter. E. J. McAdams,
Claude Orchard.
' Swift '& Co. Captains: E. L.
t-Phipps, H. A. Hansen, J. F. Hock. R.
., .P.. Harding, L. Brandstead, Mrs. Eva
Morse.
Morris & Co. Captains: L. Hersey,
',. F. E. Ames, F. L. Paul, O. C. Trout,
' William Martin. George Bush, Stella
" Scribner. . ,
; Government Employes Captains:
tj'H. Bushman, R. C. Vermillion, A.' E.
Miller. , , ' ' :
Railroads Captains: J. F,:,GiHette,
TV A'Tasner. F. Mnffitr. I
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uld
;hM. Fairfield assistant marshal of the
women's division of the parade, and
: 'she will form her own organization.
"BIG THREE" OF
MOVIE WORLD-TO
APPEAR IN OMAHA
Some of the greatest movie stars
of the country will be in Omaha next
Wednesday. They are Charley Chap
lin, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair
banks. They, will speak in behalf of
the third Liberty loan.
The time and place for the meet
ings has not yet been definitely an
nounced. The Liberty loan commit
tee will make an effort to hold these
three movie stars in Omaha an extra
day for further meetings.
Liberty Loan Notes.
A speakers' receotion ouartet has
been appointed, consisting of Frank
Gaines, W. F. Gurley, H. M. Baid
rige and F. A. Brogan. These gentle
men will take turns in welcoming the
visiting Liberty loan speakers and
accompanying them during their stay
in the city.
Dr. Robert McNutt Mcllroy, who
speaks in Omaha Monday, April 1,
has been granted a year's leave from
Princeton university, to take charge
of a nation-wide campaign of pa
triotism through education, which is
being conducted by the National Se
curity league. Two years ago Dr.
Mcllroy made a tour of China as an
American exchange professor. All of
the leading universities have released
professors to co-operate in the move
ment. j(Dr. Mcllroy appears in Oma
ha under the auspices of the Nebras
ka Liberty loan committee and the
Nebraska branch of the National Se
curity league. , ,
Miss .Kathleen Burke, who appears
in Omaha April 1 with Dr. Mcllroy,
is a Scottish nurse who has made four
separate tours of the western fight
ing fronts and wears the decorations
of Serbia, France and Russia. She
was the first woman admitted to the
British front line trenches..
William P. Byrne, chairman of the
theater publicity committee, has an
nounced the selection of the follow
ing slogans, which will be used in
the picture houses of Omaha during
the first week of the campaign?
"Get in the Liberty parade, Satur
day, April 6. All real Americans will
be there."
"Fight 1 Or buy bonds of the third
Liberty loan."
"Bonds or blood? Who will hesi
tate; to loan his money to the govern
ment when our buys are bleeding in
the trenches?"
"Bonds or bondage? Buy a third
Liberty loan bond. Your money will
be refunded to you German indem
nities are never refunded."
Private Peat, who appears in Oma
ha April 8, has been invited by Gould
Dietz to advance the dats of his ar
rival in Omaha so that he may march
in the patriotic parade on April 6.
Colonel Pickering Assigned
To Command at Fort Crook
Colonel Abner Pickering has been
assigned to the Forty-first infantry at
Fort Crook and will arrive in Omaha
soon to take charge of his new duties,
according to orders received from the
War deoartment in Wasnineton.
Colonel Settle, who was formerly
commanding officer at Fort Crook,
was assigned recently to a southern
camp and left Omaha last week.
At Dresent Major beverson is in
charge.
Bee Want Ads Bring Results.
You're
Not
Exempt
There is no
Age Limit
intheHome
Guard
V I you re not serving wiwi me vuvio, jvu
serve with your DOLLARS.
' ' As a member of the Home Guard you must SAVE
AND LEND TO YOUR GOVERNMENT every dollar not
heeded for your actual necessities.
'.' ' Mr. McAdoo does not ask you to GIVE (yet) but
Uncle Sam MAY if you do not LEND him all he needs
to back up the boys in the trenches. 1
You are not asked to stint, but to avoid waste; not
asked to sacrifice, but to conserve. Be thankful you can
help so much by doing so little.
The money you save by having your Dental Work
done here should be used in buying Thrift Stamps, War
Savings Stamps or Liberty Bonds. '
3 When it is an ACTUAL FACT that I am giving the
public Dentistry second to none, for half what the high
priced private dentists charge for work in no way su
perior, IT IS UNPATRIOTIC AND UNWISE TO PAY
MORE.
It is no longer your privilege to pay for red tape,
imaginary reputation, social prestige, or OTHER LUX-
uiviuu, J. mo jo a uiaoo taviw ytoi, aiiu nui uevuiuc a.
"GOLD TAX" war unless you, and you, and all of us, :
cease paying tribute to autocracy and fight the battle.-'
with guns and dollars for world-wide democracy. ,
Bring me the "estimate" given you by any first-class,
reputable dentist for the dental work you require, and I
will guarantee to give you as good or better work in every,
way and save you the. price, of a Thrift Stamp, War
Saving Stamp, or Liberty Bond according to the extent'
of the work to be done.
PAINLESS WITHERS, Dentist
423-428 Securities BIdg. 16th and Farnam Streets.
OMAHA, NEB.
Office Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday, 9 to 1.
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Every Dyi
8:30 A. M. to 6 P.
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BUT TWO DAYS REMAIN in Which to Get Ready for
EASTER-Can BURGESS-NASH be of Service to You?
BURGESS-NASH Choir Will
Sing Good Friday at 12:15
The choir which Includes thirty voices under the direction of
Profor Ben Stanley, musical director of Trinity Cathedral, will
be assisted by
Master George Hruschka
as soloist.
The program Friday will include:
"America,"
"Awoke, Thmi That Steepest."
Solo-Selected
"Awak Glad Soul".
"Tis Mi night"
The public is invited to enjoy this feature of the' store
COMPLETE Displays of the Newest
and Best in Easter Footwear (or
Women Featured for Friday
Those who follow the footsteps of fash
ion will welcome this complete showing: of
authentic spring models. The upward trend
of prices has been checked, and we intro
duce many stylish, serviceable new patterns.
.Many combinations of materials
and colors are noted; many
decidedly new styles brought
forth.
Your Easter or Spring footwear should
receive as careful consideration as the rest
of your attire. The selection of correct shoes
will be assured if you visit this store nowvand
acquaint yourself with the new spring modes.
Burf Mi-Nith Co. Second Floor
Through the Wide Scope of Spring Styles Here
Easter Suits Are Provided
For Every Type of Woman and Young Woman
Prices Range
$25.00 and Upward
Which is but another way of
saying that the apparel collec
tion here has been so expertly
assembled that
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not only are the new fash
ions presented in entirety but
also adapted to the in
dividual. This cannot be too much em
phasized, for it brings home the
fact that every garment in this
great assortment has been spe
cially selected.
BurgoM-Nuh Co. Sond Floor
EASTER
Gloves
You'll like the display we've
provided, including new French
kid gloves as well as American
made.
Then there's "the silk and
fabric gloves,
and best of all is our expert
fitting service.
Burg-Nth Co. Main Floor
SILK
Petticoats
We have exactly the right
kinds to give, correct fit and
smart finish to your new
Easter outfit.
The new silhouette de
mands a more slender
cut
and your old one will make
your new suit fit badly.
Burgnt-Naih Co. Second Floor
EASTER
Neckwear
You'll enjoy this display of
new neck fixin's for Easter,
which by the way, is more im
portant than ever this season;
And, as usual, the new
ideas are shown
here as 'soon as created. We
urge you to come and see.
BurfeM-Nath Co. Main Floor-
EASTER
Hosiery
Nothing ia more important
than to have the right combina
tion and there is nothing easier
to do.
Hero are the prettiest
silk stockings, v
in good fitting shapes in all
new tones of fashionable color-inirs.
BurfMi-Naah Co. Main Floor
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YOUR
Corset
You should be properly
fitted with a new corset before
you buy your new Easter suit
or gown. IV-'
Your corset Is the .very .
foundation. v ' .
our expert corsetieres are al
ways at your service, p
Buffeti-Nun Co Second Fleer ,
Good Friday in fctie Down Stairs Store
Children Easter
Slippers at
$1.19
Infants' English ankle
ties, patent and kid skin,
very special, $1.19.
Also:
Child's strap pumps,
patent and vici kid, at
$1.65. .
Child's Mary Jane
pumps, patent 'and gun
metal, at $2.45.
Misses' Mary
pumps, patent and gun metal, at $2.85
fcxtra special:
A sale of women's shoes in two big
Wonderful values at $2.45 and $2.95.
Burfet-Nah Co. Down Stair Store.
Jane
lots.
Wash Skirts.
95c
Women's wash skirts, made
of neat shepherd blue, white
and gray, also white seer
sucker gingham. Full tailor
finished at 95c .
Dressing Sacques,
75c
Women's dressing sacques
and kimonas, long or short.
Crepe cloth, and prints in light
and dark colors. All sizes 3G to
44, at 75c each.
Seamless Sheets,
$1.39
Splendid 'quality seamless
sheets, 81x90 inches.lVery spe
cially priced for Friday, at
$1.39.
Percales at
An assortment of light and
dark colored percales which
have been placed on special
sale Friday at 17 He yard.
New Spring Waists at
98c
Made of organdie,
voile and lawn em
broidered in colors,
white and daintily
trimmed with lace and
embroidery, large col
lars. Pointed1 and
square neck. Special,
at 98e.
Petticoats, $1.59
All black or with
fancy colored flounces.
Made of the, very best
grade sateen; rubber
In belt; special, $1.59.
Burf Nah Co. Down Stairs Store.
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Children's Hose
15c
Medium weight hose for
children, in black. Ribbed,
seamless. Extra special, at
15c pair.
Union Suits.'
39c
Women's fine quality union
suits of white cotton, low neck
and sleeveless. Knee length,
at 39c each.
Boys' Spring Suits
$4.95
A complete line of
boys' suits in worsteds,
tweeds and durable mix
tures in a variety of
styles and colors. Sizes 7
to 16. Special at $4.95.
Boys' Caps, 39c
Good durable ''double
sewed cloth caps in all the
best colors. Special at
39c each.
Burf u-Naih Co. Down Stair. Store.
Girls' Wash Dresses
0C
Made of good quality
gingham or chambry in com
bination of light colors.
Sizes 6 to 14; blue and pink;
splendid value, at 59c.
Rompers, 75c
Children's rompers and
play suits made of light"
colored ginghams, also neat
stripes, checks, and plaids, ,
madras cloth; age 2 to 6
years, at 75c.
Bure.-Na.h Co. Down Stair Store.
Embroidery,
39c
Embroidered dress flounc
mgs of voile and Swiss, 27 and
10 inches wide, plain white
and colored, at 39c yard.
Val Laces,
5c
Val laces, linen and cluny
laces, edges and insertions to
match. Priced special, 5c yard.
JJOP Outfit
Cedar oil mop with
polished handle and a
pint of cedar oil polish.
The outfit, at 57c.
GRASS Seed
26c
Blue grss lawn seed,
fresh stock which is very
specially priced for Fri
day, at 26c a pound.
pURTfIN
Stretchers, $1
Curtain stretchers
with nickel plated brass
pins, 6x12 frame, spe
cial, $1.00 each.
TOILET Paper, '
17 for $1.00
Crepe tissue toilet pa
per, large size rolls spe
cially priced for Friday,
at 17 for $1.00.
SPADING
Forks, 79c
Spading forks, strap
ped, 4-tine, D handle; a
special price of 79c for
Friday.
CRETONNE '
at 29c j
Remnants .of fancy,
cretonnes in lengths
from 1 to 3 yards, Fri
day, at 29c a yard.
Men's Pants
$2.95
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Men's worsted pants of
cashmeres, corduroy, just the
kind for the working man.
Made with full waist; 31 to 44.
Specially priced at $2.95.
Men's p'alls, $1.98
Union made overalls and
jackets of good heavy blue
denim. A very fine quality
at this special price of $1.98
a garment. .
Voile Camisoles,
59c
White and rose pink voile
camisoles, full silk taped and
torchon lace. Sizes 36 to 44,
at 59c.
Breakfast Sets,
$1.35
Two-piece breakfast ' and
garden sets, jackets and
bloomers; good quality ging
ham and percale, at $1.35 a set.
Childs' Slipovers,
25c
Children's slipovers, made of
chambry and madras cloth in
solid blue and. gray, also neat
stripes.' Ages 1 to 5 years, 25c
each.
Girls' Middies,
49c
Good quality galatea cloth,
trimmed with sport stripe and
Persian effects, sizes 6 to 18
years, at 49c.
Men's Shirts
88c
New collar attached shirts,
either flat or military collar.
Made of percale, striped
madras and other shirting ma
terials. A large assortment,
at 88c.
Men's Hose, 15c
1 American silk lisle hose, dou
ble toe, and heel; blue, gray,
purple and white.
B urges. -Nuh Co. Down Stair. Store'
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