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t V THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL IS, .VV. 'V" 4. . ... MURDER CHARGE AGAINST : FIVE IN PRABER AFFAIR G?and J ury Jo Be" Asked- for IIIUIvUilvlHS HUaWIM ; cused Men; Other Part jes: ' ; implicated. t '.' l'r Collinsviile, III.; April 12. With five men'uiider arrest and held in jail to- , day. withdut" bait,: charged with mur 1 J der.as the? result of a coroner's jury verdict) the first official step has been . completed mthe attempt ' to appre- , head, the purties whp participated ., v the Jigging 'ohRobert P.Prager, a German enemvTilien. near here early ' " last Friday morning.- The, men under , arrest art: I -v -' ' - : Joseph -Rjegel, Wesley ' Beaver, Richard Dukes, jr., Enid Llraore and Wimam Brockmeier. 'j- ". The attorney , general's office an "v nouaced at the close-6f the inquest - last night that the testimony intro- 7 duced at the inquiry will be presented '" to the, grand- jury, which meets next vveanesaay in-.tawarasvii:e, in., ana 7, -thaV indictments for the five men will be asked.'.; Names of other parties be - . lieved to .have beea members of the yjiobfwili alsobe given .the grand jury V with requests far indictments. . .. ' , , VflllSS REASSUEED -7 7' BY0; TKOOPS. . IN VLADIVOSTOK - " ' Washington, April. 12. No. word of the' landing of American marines at Vladivostok to aid British and Japan ese; forces already there, as tqjd in press dispatches, had reached the -State or Navy departments early to . 'day. i ;. :-- ' ' . , " . , . -, .The addition' of American isv ex pected to reassure Russian . govern V men t' officials, who for a time after the Japanese landed, appeared inclined to believe (Japan planned an invasion it Siberia. It was believed this, would emphasize that the v actionf taken -is purely of a local character.' ; Press dispatches from Moscow nave .aid that bolshevfki "officials were not . so fearful now as at first that the ' incident would lead to an advance into j Siberia OREGON FIRST ON HONOR ROLL OF LIBERTY LOAN . v-, ... 7 7 Washington, . April 12. Oregon 'is die first state to report officially on .oversubscription of jits Liberty loan quota and consequently will stand at toe head of the nation's honor roll by states. Toa claims the honor for the flag for oversubscriptions, but has not " filed ' reports - to snbstantiate ' the claim. '- i " , :-. Portland. Ore., and Toledo, 0., are claimants for the first honor flar, for cities 'of 4betweei. 00,000 and 250,000 population and are the largest cities to report' having reached their,goal. j Governor "of PhiJIipines . vFaces Divorce Proceedings 7San Diego, Cal.,J April 121 Divorce proceedings -against Francis Burton , .- Harrison; governor'vof the Philippines. and J ormer congressman from New 7 York, havu been instituted here 'y Mrs. -Harrison." ' f .The nature of the charges has not been made public. 1 " ' C , 'Mrs. Harison arrived at Coronado t irom the east i fast Wednesday. She . passed a considerable part of last V winter -at Coronado and at that time esrabnshed legal ; residence in forhia. ",' " ' Q". v- L1' ' " . ' ' 1 llca Cali- V . ; Toilet ArticW , 'j 50c Abonita FacePowder at 35 20c Professional Emery Boards , at ....14 V 50c Sempre Giovine .. . . . . . .34d . lOe Amami Shampoo 6d . 50c Goutorbe Eouge. . . . . ..29d S1.25 Goutorbe Face Powdet 98t . 50c Ivory Comb . . ...... .27 V 75c Tivou Face Powder. .. .43c SOcrRubberset Shaving Brushes of ! - ' . . . 75c . at ............... ; 53 S5c Durham Demonstrator. .10c . 25c Goutorbe Nail Polish. . . 17c . 1 5c Hair Brushes, solid back 39c v 50c Nadinola Cream. .29c , 60c Nadinola Face Powder., 29c 25c Flexible Nail Files.. .. .12c i -25C Beaton's Cold Cream Tubes at,........i...:....v..19c Ivory Goods 7 ,o 75c Ivory "Handle Cuticle'' Knives at .V.. V. 39c 75c Ivory Combs. 27c ;.7oc Ivory Nail Files ..:..9c " DAER-TABLETS Y 1 ' V np ASPIRIN: ocket Boxes-of 12 Bottles of Beaton Offers Some Very Attractive SRort-Uaired Fidos See Finish; Can't GiveWool - London, April 12. The keeping of canine pets by society women may be regarded, or the duration of f the war, at least, as patriotic duty instead of as a wasteful and demor alizing luxury if the dog be of the long-haired species. It has been demonstrated that an exceptionally high-class wool can be spun from the combings of all breeds of long-haired dogs. Samples from chows, Pekingese, poodles, Mergers d' Alsace and sheep dogs have been submitted. to wool ex perts,' who are emphatic in their commendation. . To popularize the discovery and turn it to good account the British Dogs' Wool association has been formed with the countesf of Gos ford as president and Lady Alger- 1 non Gordon Lennox as chairman. . The dogs' wool, so far as the asso' ciation can control it, will be turned over to the British Red Cross7 so- ciety. ' , ' . Meanwhile short-haired dogs are discredited and in peril of destruc tion unless it can be proven that they, too, may be utilized to help win the war, otherwise than as 1 camouflaged sausage meat OMAHA WOMAN IS ; CUT OFF. IN WILL OF HER BROTHER C- ''-.' ." 1 V1;" . . New Yorc, April 10. (Special.) After giving his sister, 'Mrs. Elizabeth Christian,' widow, of Alfred I. Chris tian Ti Omaha, a bequest of $3,000 ft his will, Joseph C. Schramm, who died on March 14, revoked it later by a codicil. His will and codicil, filed and admitted to probate here today in the surrogates' court; divides his estate between his widow and two children, Margaret Scjtfamm and Josephine Scramm Landers and Charles Schramm. The widow and twochildren are named as executors without, Bonds. 'The property consists of about $60,000 in personal and $30, 000 in realty. Mr. Schramm did at New Orleans. ' ' Ellfs R. Wallace, who was a brother of Charles O. Wallace of Omaha,-left an estate when he died, intestate, at Boston, Mass., on December 14, last, which was revealed here today in the surrogates court by the granting of letters of administration upon his estate to his brother; Hannibal H. Wallace,' by Surrogate Herbert, T. Ketciam.'- , ; ' , J Fire in Sulphur, Old. TV Fort Worth. Tex.. Anril 12. Fire in thebusiness section "of Sulphur, OkL, early today .did $350,000 damage. Venus of , : : 7- One Genuine Aspirin Baytr-Tablets of Aspirin contain the genuine, which has been made In the United States for more than ten years, Every package and (Vtry toMwbears x. t VC, IBAYEF The trade-mark "Aiplrin" (Res. U. S. Pat. Off Ala a guarantee that the moneaeetle acid eater of talicylicicidja tbes Ubleta ia ot the reliable Bayer -taanufacture. Bargains for Spring Time Specials for Saturday; Patent Medicines PrcTenti in wounds Bay a BottU Todayt $1.00 Listerine Satuaday. .79c 50c Listerine,- Saturday 39c 25c Listerine, Saturday. . . .19c 50c Samuel's 3 P's. .29c $1.00 Hay's Hair Health. . .'.58 25c Ehergine. .......... .19c 50c Putnam Dry Cleaners . .39c 25c Peroxide of Hydrogen.'. . .7c 30c Sloan's Liniment. .... ...21c 50c Dioxogen .39c 25c- DeMar's Corn Remedy. ,17 Sassafras Bark, per lb...l23c $1-00 Swamp Koot. ...... . .79c 75c Beaton's Phosphate Soda 434 25c DeMar's Cascara Pills.. 19c 50c Syrup Figs...'.'.. 34c 35c Castoria .............24c 25c Mentholatum . . v . .-. . . 17c 50c Orafin Tooth Pajte....34c 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. . . .21 1 25c Bronchial Lozenges... 17c 50c Ice Mint. . ...... .. . . .-34c Stops iecty I 'Tie Keeps montk jlljjl Safe witeeth , III tibit&cptic5 : 1 : v PEACE BY FORCE CRIPPLES KAISER, ASSERTS TEUTON German Naval Expert Declares : Germany Hampered on Seas v Unless War Lords Come to Terms. ' " ; a ; . .. .v.,'. New York, April 12. In rejecting unceremoniously the German idea of freedom of the seas, CapTIin Persius, the German naval expert, in an ana lysis, of the, question, in the Berliner Taxeblatt 6f March 2, a copy of which has been received here, reaches this conclusion: We can., in other words, gain free dom of the seas of advantage to us only by means of a peace by under standing. Every peace by force would seal the unfreedom of the seas for us also in times of peace." , f rom the captain's article, it ap rs that there are two views of how Germany must secure freedom of the seas "for"the,future." The "policy of force is. that Great Britain must be defeated as a necessary preliminary, while the adherents of international treaties hope to gain the same end by applying rules of land warfare to the seas. v GERMAN U-BOAT OPENS FIRE 0N.- LIBERIAN TOWN Washington, April 12. A German submaxinevof the largest seagoing type on April 10 appeared in the port of Monrovia, tne capuai oi jiDeria, on the west coast of Africa and bom barded the wireless and cable stations there, the State department has been informed in an officjal dispatch. The: submarine threw scores of shells from its deck guns into the wireless station, causing extensive damage. It had just turned its at tention to the cable offices when a steamer was sighted passing the har bor mouth. The submarine left in chase and did not return. Liberia is a negro republic, with a population of between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000. It declared war on uer manv Aueust 4. 1917. Relations had 1 ..n.t.'m.flir lin tk. SirQr UCCI1 UJUilCli pi&VlUUOljr, VUfc declaration permitted the internment of many German - merchants and others who had been accused of un neutral activities. f x Milo A - . ' ..- S There' is only one genuine Venug of Milo Whatever is genuine possesses a degree of excellence never found in imitations. There is only . . - our Guarantee of Purity" Perfumes ; $1.25 Azurea Extract... v...89d $1.25V La Trefle ExtractT...89d ,2.25 Ideal Extract.. f.. $1.69 $1.60 Altar Tropical Extract 98c 75c Locust Blossom. 39c 75c Lily of .the Valley. .... .39c 75c Ricksecker's -Toilet Water at .....mm $1.00 . , Rieger's Flower Drops Toilet Water .v . . . i . . . , . . . 79c A large assortment of domestic and imported Sachet Powder, in bulk, worth up to $1.50 per oz., Saturday, special,'1 oz. . . . i . .49c v-.... -.: ;:';PhM We carry a complete -line of Ansco Cameras, from Vest Pocket size to Postal Card size, prices ranging from ...... .32.00 Vp Brine, us' your films to be de- veloped. W Develop Them Fre whe.n prints are ordered. ' Mail Orders Receiv our, ' 7 PromptvAttentioB. . Ml Woo t i- III fm J i; '4fM r pSf 111 xv rxv hl I l 7k x VJ - Cocrrixtt Hart SMLw & JOan I ' in domestic and imported fabrics, in a wide range of Extremely well i fit- XCVb 1U lit ......... , 1 Men's Oxfords, $4.00 Men's Shoesi former values $6.50, tan calf and. dulLcalf, with tops of same or nubuck, medium . English last, sizes to- 9, at, a pair.. $4.50 Good Wearing Shoes For Boys, , At Prices From $3.00 to $5.00 Boys' Shoes, ood wearing kinds, lace, button and tylucher styles, medium and broad toe shapes, weltedor stitched soles, sizes from l.to 6, at, a 7 pair. . ; . . . . . . . . y. . . . . . $3.00 to $5.00 Stylish Hats for Men Tf VUUV11UI1J , Will plete Stocks Fcatur - mgiviany novemes in Unsurpassed Values. Innumerable styles are . on display, conservative and extreme effects, ev- v , erythmg that fashion has approved in inexhaustible : variety. The very style you require in just the exact size you wed. The assort ment includes: . A .Stetsons at $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and up to $18.00 7 Mayo Hats, at . .$3.50 7. Gilleaudeau HaU, at 7. ........... . . .'$3.00 The Famous Alfredo Sebelli & Co. Italian Hats, : ; . at . . . .i,. ........ ...... . ; ;. . . $5.00 Borsalino Hats sold here at . . . : . ; $4.50 and $5.00 N Odd Lot Men's High Grade Hats, special at $1.95 ' . Men's Golf Caps, at 65c . , Special Saturday, About 60 Dozen. Men's Golf t Caps, plain and fancy colors, $1.00 values, 65c ..-.. r tV)7 ; i.. Boys'' Head wear ,v 7 , Boys' Golf Caps, at . . . .25cJ 65c, $1.25 and $1.50 'Boys' Hats, at'. . . . . . .65c, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 ' Boys' and Children's Rah , $1.25 and ......... i . Doh't Forget N We Close at and The Two With a scarcity of wool more emphatic than it Nhas been in decades 'and a forecast ,of , perhaps no wool at all for Clothing another year the; wise man will invest with an eye to the future as well as the present With Clothing that is guaranteed by the makers as wel 1 , as ourselves ALL WOOL, made by an organization of master tailors that produce nothing but the best styles; -. 4 no man should hesitate an instant, but rather insist that : the clothing he wears bear the label J N Hart Sch'affner ' & Marx v . THE SUITS Show Five Seam Backs, Croy Notch and ' Needle Lapel Pockets,' Double Vent Coats, Vertiial Pockets, One Button Models, PickJJp Cuffs, Panel Backs, . Satin Piped Pockets. Marine Double Breasteds, Military Fronts, l . Square Shoulders. New colors, 'greens, rus- ' set browns, silver grays, heather shades, iridescent effects. Imported and domestic fabrics of highest excellence. .NOTE THE NEW 5-seam military back models. . $25, $35, $40, $45, $50 to $60 FHE TOP COATS made and per- $20. Men's Oxfords,' tan calf, dull v calf and kidskin, medium and broad toe shapes, lace and blucher patterns, sizes 5-to 11, B. ahdTE, at, a pair, only ...............$4.00 Men's Shoes 1 1 $9.50 a Pair K Men's Shoes, regularly priced at $1100, best , grade black kidskin, lace, medium , top toe shapes, also same style brown kidskin, all sizes at $9.50 Vi. ' 7 IM& Rah Hats, at 25c, 65c, . $1.50 !':'- -7 -ifm Mi " ' 7:,:7 ,V.'.'W-'' s . s y Best the Vital CL0 THE S Factots mbdels for every prefer-' $25, $30, t0 $40 3,720 New Spring Shirts . EACH' . From Some of the Best Shirt Makers Don't associate this Shirt iri your mind with the, kind that are made . up especially forties, that you have bought in some nondescript store and then found out aft erward that it would not have been cheap at half' the price but 7 rather, come here and get Shirts that are per fect in every respect, in fit, cut, style and wear ing qualities all good j colorings and patterns, too. " "7 Soft or , laundered cuffs and sizes 14 to 18, inclusive. - If we were to go into the open market today to pur chase these, we, would have to get at least $2 for them. , t . new anie mil' Fme quality Tub Silk Shirts, in very latest patterns, neat effects, in self and colored stripes. T. Extra well made ; guaranteeing perfect fit in every, , detail. Colors absolutely fast; all sizes, 14 .to 17; special at this price. 7- ' n ' Ay.M- ' . Crepe Silk Shirts, at $6.50 " These Silk Crepe Shirts are Absolute Shirt values. Orders placed in advance enables us to quote these prices. Patterns are the very newest in Silk Shirting:. The patterns and qual-; ity of silk -crepe in. these Shirts stand for everything found ' . in high grade Silk Shirts and will warrant your inspection. ' . i 1 ... ' - f . Better Grade in Pussy Willow Silk Broadcloth and ' Jersey Silk Shirts, at . . . . . . .$7.50 to $12.50 , Men's Fiber Silk Hose, at 25c . j Men's' Fiber Silk Hom Run 6f the mill quality, in all the ' Spring; shades, also one lot of Men's fine quality mercerized Lisle Hose in assorted shades. In a regular way, if perfect, ' they would be worth 50c a pair. All sizes in the low. Sale . price, a pair 25c Munsing Union Suits for Men, $1.50 to $3.50 OurSpring stock competes with all the different fabrics -in all makes of this Famous Underwear for Men. Famous be- . cause its wearing qualities and perfect-fitting qualities are beyond comparison. We are Omaha's exclusive selling agents f or-the Munsing Union Suits for Men. Buy your Spring and x Summer wants while our stock is complete. ' Men's Spring Weight Union Suits, at I y $1.25, $1.50 and $165 Special lot secured from large underwear mills, in medium -and light weight, short or long sleeves; ecru and white colors; all sizes in this lot; made of fine quality mercerized and ; combed cotton yarns; special, a suit, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.65 V Main Floor, Men'i Buildinf. , " ' Styles DNfilaktBarlSflhamMrAKait i t miA a amru. a4.4a t ".71 ' ' 'Ss: ; PJease Shop Early in ' the DaV 7 7 24 and 100 bayer-capsules : of aspirin: ; ' Sealed Boxes of 12 and 24 . . ' BEATON DRUG CO. 6 Saturday, t 1 5th and Farnam St a.'