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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 21, 1918.
CHEERFULNESS
s - IS THE ORDER OF
KING AK-SAR BEN
No Cessation in Merry-Making
This Year; Plans Under
Way for Record
Season.
la accordance with the mandate of
His Majesty, King Ak-Sar-Ben, there
s to be no cessation m the. merry
making this year throughout his
" realm. "While His Majesty deems jt
necessary for everyone to realize the
serious situation which confronts the
nation, he orders that his subjects
do all in their power to relieve the
suffering and heartaches by putting
on a cheerful front," is the decree.
Plans for one of the most stupen-
, dous years in the history of Ak-sar-Ben
are already under way and the
pageants and fall programs are to
exceed even the "wildest dreams" of
the artisans of former years.
Gue Renze is chief of the den, as
in former years, and his plans for the
big show, which will open June 3,
- are rapidly materializing. "Songsters"
' ,are most needed by the director at
the present time and he urges that
all men having "the least semblance
of a voice" send in their, initial fee
sf 10 bucks and report to him at the
oen.
New Members Respond.
"Dan" Weaver, Samson's "right
hand man," reports that business is
good at headquarters and 579 mem-
bers have already been listed on his
books.
Wednesday noon a meeting of the
hustling committees will be held at
the Paxton hotel and every man who
will attend is requested to teleohon?
y "Dad" in advance so that his lunch
can be ordered.
Flans for the organization of the
committees and the method to be
pursued in their work will be out
lined and definite course of action
will be prescribed.
MILITARY H0N0ES
FOR DEAD WIFE OF
. 0MAHASERGEANT
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Buchman, wife of Sergeant Guy
.Burcham, formerly in the balloon
school at Fort Omaha, will be held
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Bailey & Dorrance chapel. A mili-
tary escort will attend the services
and accompany the body to Forest
Lawn, where taps will be sounded, in
reverence to her as the wife of an
' army sergeant. Mrs. Burcham died
Friday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McDonald, 2615
Hamilton street. Her husband, who
was stationed at Morrison,, Va., ar
rived here Saturday.
Young Bridegroom Pays for
Ceremony With Bad Check
wwiam T. Hamill, giving his ad-
aress as Umaha, and Melanie Thorn,
also claiming Omaha as her home
were married by Rev. C. W. Savidge
April 11. In payment for the nuptial
.' ceremony Hamill is alleged to have
Riven check drawn on the Security
Sayings bank of ' Cedar Rapids, la.,
, which was returned for insufficient
funds.
Later it Is alleged the newlyweds
went to Lincoln, where they lived at
Lincoln hotel and the bridegroom
succeeded in passing checks aggre
gating $300. Other Lincoln business
hoo" r 'so said to be holding
checks for smaller amounts.
' "Ti'1.1 ,.id,ie was ergeant in
the United States army and had
. served under the command of Gen-
.; eral Pershing'. He is now under ar
rest in Denvtr.
Fred Mendenhall, an optician in
- Lincoln, is said to be stepfather of
Mrs. Hamill Her maiden name,
Melanie Thorn, does not appear in
the Omaha directory.
Union Outfitting Company
GiVfiS DfllMA fftf PmnlmiAe
Th Unioo Outfitting company last
Wednesday night gave a dance at
- Turpin s hall, Twenty-eighth and Far
nun streets, for their employes and
members of their families. A large
crowd was ia attendance. During the
rening a drawing contest was staged
for the women, many receiving large
6a of chocolates as priaes.
The new buttons for 1918 have
baen mailed from headquarters as
fast aa the cards have been filled out.
This work will be completed during
the coming week.
The
w , .., .. r u"YO previously naa r-eein extracted,
rneiac . aats gas or any other way of extracting teeth,"
iSs Method "' Iady Sha W8nt8 t0 teU al)out y Rli-
fh?aini;ha11' 3860 Lea'worth stJeet, Omaha, again authorized
the ose of her name. -I want to tell more people of your Paialess
8c,aliy th? UM o VPr Mi8t ior Pnless extraction of
teeth ana other dental operations."
Vapor Mist Is-applied to the gums for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth and all other Dental Operations, without the least danger of
heart troubles or other bad effect. . x
' I treaj Pyorrhea and guarantee to cure.
Send for my booklet telling all about the care of teeth.
DR. CLARK, Dentist
Office 204 (Second Floor) Paxton Block, 16th and Farnam.
Open Sundays 10 to 12. Lady Attendant. Phone Red 1201. 1
people woo
PH. C. n. TACHY - 2i3 Ut9
Brvej Ctiy News
Tosvl, engineer, for commissioner.
Ha. Boot Print ft New Btcoo Presa
Lighting Fixtures, Burgess-Qraden
Attorney Gerald M. Drew haa re
moved to SOS Security Bid. D. 2SS7.
Hitchcock at University Club Sen
ator Hitchcock will address the Uni
versity club at the noonday luncheon
been
next Monday.
Arrives In France Ed. Schlnker
haa arrived In France, according to
a card received by his mother, 2458
South Twentieth street
Prudent saving In war times Is
hostage for opportunities of peace,
Play safe by starting an account with
Nebraska Savings & Loan Ass'n, 21
& 18th St. $1 to 15.000 received.
Mondamln Card Party A card
party and dance will be given by
Mondamln lodge No. Ill, F. A. U,
Tuesday night, April 80. at the Lyric
building, Nineteenth and Farnam.
Library Hours Monday The Pub
lie Library will observe Sunday hours
Monday, Arbor day. Reading an
reference rooms will be open from 2
to 6 p. m. No books will be ex
changed.
Law ton Auxiliary Meets General
Henry w. Lawton auxiliary. No. 1
United Spaninh War Veterans, will
hold Its regular meeting Wednesday
in Memorial hall, court house, at 8
oclock.
T. Toby Jacobs Heir T. Toby
Jacobs, advertising man, Is th
proud father ofa daughter, born Frl
day night. The "addition" to the
family weighs seven and one-half
pounds.
EntertiilnniPntiPostponed The mu
alcal and dramatic entertainment that
was to be given this afternoon at the
German hi.mo has been nostponed
indefinite'; u account of Illness of
one or trio rvyers.
Senator T Sneak Senator Hitch
cock will .-"hi tops the public affairs
luncheon ;it Hie Chamber of Com
merce Tuesday noon. His subject will
be "What umaha Business Men Can
Do to Win the War."
Mrs. Havlctt to Entertain Mrs. J
W. Havlett, 3412 Lafayette Avenue
will be hostess to Chapter B. P. of
the P. E. O. Sisterhood Tuesday.' Aoril
zs. at z p. m. -uty Nebraska" win be
the subject before the sisterhood.
Wives Seek Freedom Wllla F,
Barker, suing Jack T. Barker for
divorce in district court alleges he
failed to support her. She asks her
maiden name, Wllla F. Burnett, be
restored. Julia L. Baldwin seeks di
vorce from Alexander B. Baldwin on
the grounds-of alleged desertion and
non-support She asks the restora
tion ot her maiden name, Julia L.
Monroe.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands,
HAYES AND BOZO
ARE P0PULAE AS
PIANO MOVERS
Edrnond Haves, the nianrt mover.
and his aide kirk. Ron with their
sums iui many idugu lino me pur.
formanre at the flavetv thia wL-
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As.ai.ateH hv a rlinnia n( merit t-
aether' with several catehv' mimical
numbers, these two comerlians heaH
a bill of exceptional merit.
Hilda Leny has a pleasing voice
and personality and several good mu-
ioal ..11 t . J? 1... -t
on, iiuuiucii iu tur a uispiay oi
her vocal ability. Marie Jansen, Chick
uauencr. rannv fa mer and Edna
Zauche also fill leading parts with
ability.
The noveltv introduced rlnrinir hi.
first act by the "Three English Step-
r - - " viiukiiiiiB n mug una
line ana is well received.
Frequent changes of costume keep
a new note of color on the stage at all
times and taken all in all the show is
one of the best appearing here for
some time.
1. 0. 0.F.to Hold Celebration
Of Anniversary April 25
Th COth ann!vrarv tf U. lAm.
pendent Order of Odd Fellows of
A ' - Ml . -n. .
America wm oe ceieoratea ihursday,
April 25, by the Omaha chapter at the
A TiatriotiV nrntrnm nx,A',
address by Rev. R. h. Wheeler on
SVI. Tf !.i .""v e i n . .
me nisiory 01 uaa fellowship in
nmcrica, ana uur ueot oj Ubligation
to Them," recitations, and vocal se
lection will h cri
elusion of the pragram dancing will
ft VtA until .:j:u
v ubiu uttiia iiiiuiiikin.
LIMB TROUBLES
Wear Our Laced Stocking
tr NO RUBBER H
WASHABLE
The Idtal Bap port for
VARICOSE VEINS, '
SWOLLEN OR OPEN
UMBS
Ogam, limb, $3.
Send for laH-mauuramint
blank 38 c
PRICE ADVANCES
en May Ut to $2.SS aach.
CORLJM I.tMR pr m
Ueaa Ilka - 1478 Broadway, ''
lag fist. Naw York, - - . N. Y.
Painless Dentist
An experienced dentist can readily per
cive how work should be done to look
veil, fit properly and last for- lifetime
Mrs. C. A. Jackson, 321S Leavenworth
street, Omaha, had teeth painlessly ex
tracted byjhe usd of Vapor Mist
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FISTULA CURED
Rectal Claeaaaa Cured without aavare aar
Sieal oparation. No Chloroform or Ether wad.
Cura aaarantead. PAY WHEN CURED. Write for
illustrated book on Rectal Diseaaaa, with namea
and teetfmonlala of mora than 1,000 prominent
nave neea permanently cured. ,
Building, Omsha Neb
Neutrality of Swiss
Violated 586 Times
Geneva, Switzerland, April 20.
The neutrality of Switzerland harl
violated 586 times up to the end
ot January, according to an official
announcement today. In 418 in
tances aviators were responsible.
"Keep the home
fires burning"
Keep caeer and eooraae and eomfort ia
the shelter of the family circle, yon moth
ers and sisters and sweethearts of men I
Preserve the contentment of home and its
universal appeal while the boys are at the
front; prepare your warmest welcome
against their safe return.
For to disregard home and ka well
being at inch a time of national streM
is to nndermine the basic foundation of
our country's prowess. Home sentiments,
home ideal and home standards mast be)
upheld, else the war will cost ns more
than money and the Ihre of those who
give themselves for the cense.
This does not mean the thoughtless
spending of money; it means iu wise in
vestment in things that will endure in
comfort and service and satisfaction long
after this war is over.
Bay Liberty Bonds, but don't forget to
"Keen the home fires rnrntn!'
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ELEGANT 60-IN. BUPFBT In William
and Mary tVDe: choice of inlar.t. an.
tique mahogany or genuine American I
walnut; mahogany lined drawers;
dust-proof construe- Af rp
tion; our price, only... $t)a7ao5 I
ALL-METAL COLLAPSIBLE SULKY;
10-ln. wheels, fitted with heavy rubber
tires; folds with one motion; weight,
10 lbs.; priced for this on, r"
week at !)4&.bO
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GENUINE MAilOOANY, ai,:;.,-?
brown llnish, Adam design libra
table; 42:26-in. top; roomy drawer;
artistically carved; period pulls;
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a chamber; seasoned ash construction;
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solid oak; 38-in. wide; three large
roomy drawers, fitted with wood
pulls; your choice of golden or fumed
oak finish; French (t4s a
plate mirror ij) 10,35
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9X12-FT. WILLOW GRASS RUGS, g
plain centers and Btencil borders; all I
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Oriental and floral design; splendid
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Switzerland has received little satis
faction for the protests made.
Sammies in Paris flan Bijj
Memorial Day Celebration
Paris, April 20. Plans for the
Memorial day celebration are already
being made by the men of the Amer
ican expeditionary forces jn and
around Paris t has been arranged
to hold a big athletic meet in' the
suburbs, ai Colombes, on May 30.
The Racing Club of Fy6nce has
placed at the disposition of the Amer
ican army officers its fine club house
and grounds in the Bois de Boulogne,
with its tennis courts, cinder path,
dressing rooms and restaurants.
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I or rich brown mahogany; attractive period ornaments; priced at ...
3 FULL SIZE BED, splen-
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SIGNED DRESSER, 40
xlS-ln. top; shapely
mirror, S0x24-ln.; lour
roomy drawers
$28.85
M-IN. TOP WILLIAM
& MARY DINING TA
BLE; splendidly fin
lshed; Jacobean finish;
6-ft. extension; priced
WILLIAM A MARY
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HAIR; Jacobean fin
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seat
$33.95
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S Marshall spring seat cushion, uphplstered in beautiful silk figured damask; medallion S
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DAVENPORT ILLUSTRATED Two pillows
3 and roll to match: carved
$98.50
back; only
ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE
CJ FIBER REED ROCKER; full
spring seat; detachable cush
ion; upholstered and figured
tapestry; a - -
Prc $11.00
"ROYAL" EASY
iumea iimsn; upnoistered in
Spanish imitation l leather:
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dava after vo.r ;:rr "'fJ?n01a.?.s
machine. Tou cnnMn't hini ii rh!S ""er applies on any model
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Heavy Losses in EJnemy
Ranks rue to Belgians
Ottawa, Ont, April 20. Attfiough
picked troops were used in the oper
ation, which was in course of prepara
tion for over a week, the German of
fensive against Belgian troops be
tween Kippe and Langemarck this
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Walnut
$95.00 1
ROOMY- CHIFFONIER,
six drawers; Ux22-tn.
plate mirror; period
drawer pulls
$22.50
imrmijAia uinnun
DRESSING TABLE, 30
xlS.ln. top; 14x32-inch
center mirror; tx!l-ln.
dius mirrors; only
$23.75
SOLID OAK COLONIAL
DESIGN, 45-IN. TOP
EXTENSION TABLE:
t-tt. extension; finished
golden; our price, only-
COLONIAL DINER
$16.45
oau; imitation
eat;
only
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f CHAIR ILLUSTRATED, Including medallion
Pillow to match: extra ronmv
!,:!:r.?.y..$59.85
ana comfortable
CHAIR; golden or
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week did not win an inch -of territory
and was beaten back with heavy
losses.
This information, describing the
figthing on the Belgian .ront, was re
ceived f by the Belgian consul here
today in a cablegram, which said:
"The Belgians took 714 prisoners,
a 77-millimetre gun, two homb-throw
ing machines and 42 machine guns."
Httrtmaris-qual
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Yon may need only a rocker, a
lamp, or an entire outfit for your
new Home, but no matter what you
need, Hartman's, the world's great
est home-furnishing organization,
ia your logical place to buy. Here
yu can best combine quality,
service and low prices.
Thia spring, especially, we are
showing new styles, new ideas. A
trip through our stores will poet
you on every home-furniehing de
tail. Remember that true economy
ia not the saving of money, but the
Judicious spending of it Surely there is
no way yon can make your dollars buy
more lasting joy or more solid eomfort
than by investing now in good furniture.
Special ferns of payment filadly or-
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A HIGH-GRADE COLONIAL 4-POS-TER
BED, done in rich brown mahog
any or the popular black American
walnut; head and foot-board artistlcal
, ly ornamented; full tfr
Ble only; priced at ... $.40.00
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IULL REED. NEW DESIGN SULKY
lias handy drawer under seat for bot
tles etc; full reed hood; reclining
3 ties,
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only v $13.50
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Walnut
or
Mahogany
Finish.
ELEGANT WlNnnw FT.nTS7T?T hat.
your choice of mahogany or American
walnut; has artistic William and Mary
period legs Instead of straight legs as
illustrated; galvanized ir
tank; 30xll-in.; price ....$8.88
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1 SPLENDIDLY DESIGNED ROCKER, i
3 Adam period; broad roomy seat; high- 1
a grade imitation leather upholstering; !
I solid oak frame; fin- am nft 5
I ished golden; price.... .;j7a89 1
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EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH - GRADE
PULLMAN DUOFOLD SET. in oak,
3 golden- or fumed; also mahogany;
3 guaranteed Spanish imitation leather;
.....$69.95
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ROOMY ARM
CHAIR, rery com-
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pieces illustrated.
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