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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY. 5, -1918.
-SOUTH SIDE
JUNGMANN PLANS
FLAG EXERCISES
FOR 73 STUDENTS
Patriotic Program to Be Pre
sented in School : Building
Wednesday to Honor En-
listed Men.
A service flag program in honor of
73 former pupils of Jungmann school,
Twentieth and O streets, will be given
at the school building Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ,
The flag, which is large enough
. for 100 stars, is the gift of J. G. Mar
tin, Twenty-third and F streets. Par
ents, relatives and friends of the boys
ar invited
The program: "America, audience;
f!a saint: anHinrc- '"Star-SnanD-led
. Rannr" aiirlirnr! "The American
treed, Louis Uirrin; tour-minute
speakers, Ruth Roeblmg; ;'WarseI
1aiM aixMencn "The Service Flasr.'
Bessie Horwich; unveiling of4service
fiav. MUs Bella Rvan. assistant suoer-
i intendent; roll. call, Uncle Sam,
. George Laitner; Columbia, Tony
: Suchy; presentation, , Major. Maher;
"Sinr Ymi WVnt Awav." , Elnora
Parks; "Red, 'White and Blue," au
dience; "Over the lop," - fc-iizaoetn
Kaiser; acceptance, 'Superintendent
J. H. Bevendge; "Keep tne nome
. Fires Burning," audience.
Service. Flasr List.
The service flag list includes James
an a A 4 t T-l 1 . T ' T I t
BenaK, AnOipn cenaif, jerry siazcic,
Txrtn Ttailrv. William Bevinarton.
Prokup- Benakjames Barta, Adolph
Chemey, Fred Dragoun, Frank De
belka, Louis Doleial, Rudolph Demel.
Edward Fittle, John Oameri, Miice
Haruka, Anton Hazuka, Louis Hines,
Carl Harms, James Hendershot,
Charles Hendershot, Joseph Jaroa,
Thomas Jaros, Emil Kovan, Oldrich
Krcma,. John Krajeck, Albert Kostal,
Vincent Lowrey, can iee, i nomas
Lisec,Jaro. Mulac,Bart Mathouser.
Anton .MachaV John Mtcha, Ted
Matcha, 'Ladimar Maly; Edward
Morse, Frank: iMislevec, Harry Nel
son, Emil Olson, Joseph Pavondra,
Joseph ' Nemecek, James Pavlik, Ed
ward Prtisht; John Pavlik, . Clifford
Porter,. Frank Perhall, Louis Petcka.
Anton Petcka, Thomas Redmond,
oseph House. Leo Robinson, Bohous
.inkule, Joseph Stanek, Charles
Simon, Oldrich Sterba, Frank Simek,
, James Smola, Frank Stastney, V Frank
, tSerba, Joseph Sterba, Tony Stephens,
Joseph Suchy, Anton Suchy, James
Suchy, David Scott, Stanley Perina,
Farl Tavlor. Frank Vampola, John
Vljeck, Louis Vljeck, Ernest Wand
berg, Joseph Zebwlak, William Dra
goun. . -.., . - v
Lieut. Russell Philp, Field
';' Artiyery, Writes From Front
Rev. C. C. Wilson, pastor of Grace
Methodist Eoiscooal church. South
Side, is in receipt of a letter from
Lieutenant Russell .Philp, with the
17th field artillery, 5 somewhere - in
France. The lieutenant said: - "
"We landed in France last Decem
ber and. after three days, arrived at
a splendid group of French barracks.
They -were large store buildings situ-
acta on vie top or a nm. tne sur
rounding country was rather hilly
and covered with timber. We had
very little .enow and cold weather in
France this past winter.
"The target range was about IS
kilometers long by '10 wide, so . we
had plenty of room to fire even the
bug gun's with which my regiment is
eauiooed.
"Wm km. tli 1M mm rinaairiar. a
beautiful gun for knocking down
towns, or blowing up trenches and
- barbed-wire entanglements.
"WeAad 10 weeks training in this
camp and moved to the part of the
front we new are. on. We have been
in this particular, sector' for 'a little
. more than two weeks. It is 'quite a
job to move a regiment of artillery
into a sector and get settled. The men
must get their dugouts fixed' up,
also their kitchens and ammunition
dumps. ,
, -"The lines. of communication must
- fee organized. In our present loca
tion my own battalion has 30 kilo
meters of telearraoh line, and the po
sitions of the batteries and all their
observatories must be accurately lo
cated on the map,
"After we are once settled down we
haven't anything to do except bother
the boche by killing them or knocking
down the house from over their
heads.; I have seen several air bat
tles, but so far it has always been
the boche who crashed down on the
hard rocks.
"It is rather exciting to hear the
shells come whistling along, getting
louder and louder, and to wonder
where they are going to land". .,
i South Side Eagles to Observe
Service Flag Dedication Day
,'Today will be universally observed
as. service flag dedication day by the
Fraternal Order of Eagles. Every
local aerie in the entire jurisdiction
of the order will give a program and
hold a patriotic rally in honor of the
. 40,000 members now in service. The
four local aeries of Greater Omaha
Florence, Benson, Omaha and South
Side, will combine in a program and
rally at Eagles' hall. Twenty-third
" and N streets, South Side, this after-
, poon at :W o clock. -
The program: "America." audience:
Invocation, Rev. R. L. Wheeler; tenor
. solos, "When the Boys Come Home.
and "Keep the Home Fires Burning,"
H. W. Christensen; whistling solo,
a . Miss Harrington: patriotic dance.
. Miss Georgibes Pembleton; selection,
South High school orchestra; patri
otic address, Hon. A. s. Ritchie; bass
o!os- "My Soldier." and "The
.Trumpeter" Arthur Ringwalt; so
prano solo, "Laddie in Khaki, Miss
Eleanor Alexander; duet, "The Story
.of Old Glory, the Flag We Love,"
IL W. Christensen and Arthur Ring
alt;- address, "The Fraternal Order
, rf Eagles, and Dedication of Service
1 Jagsr past worthy president, E. D,
O'Sullivan; "The v Star Spangled
, manner, audience. ... -
, Eaptit Women to Meet
The ladies' of Hillsdale . Baptist
diarch will have a Kensington. Wed-
.vday afternoon - at 1:30 o'clock at
t !ome of Mrs. J. E. Searcy, 50 10
, i c uia r rty-arsr stree v - ;
TWO CARS HOGS, :
BRINGING $3,559,
GO TOJED CROSS
Central .City and Scribner
Farmers Join in Live Stock
Movement to Aid in War
Fund Campaign.
Two carloads of hogs from Scrib
ner and Central City were sold at the
South Side market Saturday, the pro
ceeds going to the local chapters of
the Red Cross.
The Scribner load of 57 head
weighed 12,520 pounds and was sold
by the Great Western Commission
company to Armour a Co. for $16.90
per 100 pounds, netting $2,085.25. The
Central City load of 42 heacT weighed
8,620 pounds and was sold by the In
terstate Commission company to
Armour & Co. for $17.10, per 100
pounds, netting $1,474.02. '
The commission companies handled
the shipments free of charge. '
Since February 21 the proceeds
from the sale of Red Cross hegs have
amounted to $186,300.
CLOTUEERULE
TO LIMIT SENATE
DEBATE PROPOSED
i m , n
Washington, May 4. Less debate
in the senate during the war is pro
posed in a resolution introduced to
day by Senator Underwood of Ala
bama, reported to have considerable
support. As a substitute for the
present cloture rule permitting two
thirds of the senate to limit a sen
ator's argument to one hour pending
legislation, Senator Underwood's res
olution would give a majority power
to invoke cloture by limiting debate
after a subject has been discussed
wo days to twenty minutes on the
bill itself and ten minutes on amend
ments. The rule will.be operative
only during the war.
South Side Youngsters Stage
Benefit "Show" for Red Cross
" Six South Side girls and two Boys,
ranging in age from 9 to 15 years,
staged a, "show" of their own com
position at the home of M. A. Gillen
5129 South Twenty-ninth street, last
Sunday, and turned the proceeds of
$5.15 over to the Red Cross.
The "show" cosisted of dialogues,
vaudeville sketches, music and a
tableau. William Gillen. 11 vears old.
a pupil of St. John's school, was the
"four Minute" speaker, and gave a
iMK ot hs own composition.
Xlaude McCoullough was employed
as "stage manager." The admission
charge was 5 cents. The.. "show"
ended with a tableau representing
the ttatue of Liberty, Great iiritam
and France, and two Red CtOiS
nurses.
Thost in 'the 'show" were: Mary
Gillen, Margaret Gillen, Alta Heis
rodt. Cecilia Broderick, Claude Mc
Coullough. William Gillen, Mildred
Gillen and Merle Gillen. '
House Votes President
Broad Passport Powers
Washington. Mav 4. The house to.
day passed the administration pass
port bill requiring all persons enter
inor the United States to have a trnv.
ernment permit and giving the presi-
aent oroaa powers in restraining en-
... ' i r . .
utiiita io anu exu irom American
ports.;- '
Durinsr debate R
of Virginia, chairman of the foreign
affairs committee, declared hundreds
of American citizens now in Germany
are aisioyai to tne united States and
that this country knows they are dis-
wyai. vne ot tne purposes of the
measure he said was to prevent their
return and nrobable tnvinir nn th
war activities of the country.
i ne Dill now goes to the senate.
Texas Gets Heavy Rain
After Four Years' Rrouth
San Ansrelo. Ter.. Mav 4Aff 1?
hours of intermittent showers, a slow
steady rain geban falling again at day
break today throughout the greater
portion of the region that has been
stricken by a two year drought. Since
Thursday midnight the average at
noon today was two inches This is
the first heavy general rain in four
years.
South Side Brevities
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(ROOM hoiiM tor rent; 4 lota all rno4
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DP. W TT a n.H.n ilAM.Ia
Bank butldinr. I4th and M. 8. 431.
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n tt h waif v a via ssj aivrtap,
btwa SOth and J, SOth and N and 24th
n4 N. Rtward. Call a 761. ,, ; ,
Talcphona South SOS and order i eai et
Oma r Lactonad. tha haalthtul, rafreahlns
Homa Bavcras. dellvarad to your residence.
vr.uau rraa wo
HELP TJNCLB BAM.
flava VOUP rsn.nil all vnn, ttinb ..A V...M
panr part So par pound tortt and blsh-
inu ior au dinar junc. call Houtn KtS.
Twanty-Mvanth and J. Wa call for any or
dar. Wa also buy aaeond-hand furnltura. .
Outside of This He's
A Fairly Good Husband
"Give him 190 days, judge, and if
that won't do, 111 finish him when
he gtta out; he's no service to me I"
This was. the advice and "the;
threat that Mrs. George Philips,
colored, gave In police court, after
Judge Madden had asked her if she
thought a 90-day sentence on the
rock pile would be of benefit to her
husband. ,
She testified that he was laxy,
had an ungorhable appetite for
lemon extract, a passing fancy for
other .women, a disposition to cuss
her out of the house and a pen
chant for taking all her money and
some of the laundry that belonged
to her customers.
"Ninety days on the rock pile
during hot weather might sweat
some of the laziness and cussedness
out of you," said the judge, "but
111 suspend sentence, Philips, if you
promise to be at work Monday and
live decently with your wife." ,
Philips promisedV ' ' "
SOCIALISTS WILL
NAME TICKET AND
PLATFORM TODAY
Only Sixteen Delegates Re
spond to Call for Convention; .
Will Celebrate Anniversary
of Birth of Carl Marx. ...
Sixteen accredited delegates 're
sponded to- he call of the biennial
state convention of Nebraska so
cialists yesterday at a hall at Twenty
first and Cuming streets. :
Xesse T. Brillhart president and Ed
mund R. Brumbaugh was secretary.
At the night session O. F. Branstetter
of Oicago spoke of the philosophy of
socialism. ' '
.This resolution was adopted: "We,
the socialists of Nebraska, in conven
tion assembled, deplore the methods
surrounding the trial of Tom Mooney,
and we much fear that a travesty on
justice has been committed." That
was presented by W. R. Gee as chair
man o thjp resQtmniTconmittee,,
Sessions will De neld this morning
and afternoon, and tonight the 100th
anniversary of the birth of Carl Marx
will be celebrated. F. Kissel and A.
Alperth will speak tonight -
A state ticket and platform will be
presented today for ratification.
U. S. Labor Delegation Given
Official Welcome in Paris
Paris, May 4. The American labor
delegation which has been visiting
England arrived at the Metropolitan
station in Paris late last evening and
was welcomed by Minister of Labor
Collyard on behalf of the French
government.
Chairman James Wilson and George
L. Barry of the mission declared they
were delighted with their stay in
England.
"Even , the pessimists do not talk
peace, but are willing to carry on the
.ar to the bitter end," they said.
War Heads Seek Authority
To Clean Up Immoral Resorts
Washington", May 4. Broader au
thority to protect the njorals of sol
diers and sailors was requested of con
gress today by Secretary Bakeries
Baker and Daniels. Secretary "Baker
wrote to the senate military commit-
MALCUTIOSFfjOAL
SUPPLY OF PLANTS
THAT WASTE FUEL
Washington, May 4. Drastic
checks on industrial fuel consumption
are under consideration by the fuel
administration. P. E.. Noyes, director
of conservation, "plans to have inspec
tors in industrial plants to snpervjse
the use of coal.
Fuel administration officials say
enormous amounts of coal are wasted
through inefficient firing and obsolete
equipment.
Mr. Noyes appeared today before
the house appropriations comrrlittee
and asked $1,500,000 for the inspec
tion service. Hhis plans contemplate
the rating of plants on their boiler
efficiency for the, delivery of coal.
Plants wasting coal will be required
to take corrective measures, or their
coal supply may be cut off. The pro
gram, it is said, will save from 25,000,
000 to 30,000,000 tons of coal a year.
tee asking extension of the law per
mitting him to clean tip immoral re
sorts within restricted zones. With
concurrence of Secretary Danjels the
new legislation proposes extension of
the government's jurisdiction to per
sons as well as to establishments.
Vegetable Plants
are now ready, not merely,
vegetable plants, but the par
ticular variety You prefer.
The Nebraska Seed Co,
Public Market! Tao i 1613
oeed Dept. Storei I Howard St.
Bee Want Ads Are Business Boosters.
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su sat i
SPLENDID CHIPPENDALE DAVENPORT; ma
hogany upholstered in splendid silk figured damask;
attractive panel cane back and ends; frame su
perbly carved; 2 pillows to match; & Qy
exactly as illustrated, and only . . . .'. tOU
f.ITTPP'RMn A T .I? rtlitu 1
Wm davenoort shown ahnvs: in mnhnir.
any exceHent work
manship and finish; a
deep, roomy and comfort
able chair; priced at only
mm
IBK XrS S BSS
$46.65
COLONIAL DINING CHAIR; has
guaranteed imitation leath- 53F"
er seat; finished fumed;
strongly constructed and securely
braced throughout; spe-I0 Q
cial value at only. .
SPECIAL VALUE IN A
ROOMY SOLID
OAK BUFFET ;i
carefully built throughout
and finished in rich
.fumed; roomy linen com
partment; large drawer;
two silverware drawers;
. French bevel 1 plate mir
ror; priced at, only.
$18.75
ttSsLH T RECLINING BACK REED Q
ftA 1 I rSr CARRIAGE. Shel- 1 O QC At
raj ljL lac, baronial brown. J.70
Full size, large rub- f f j
Excellent 1 ' aW X 9 s W
M JIJ COLLAPsfBLE $015 rC
t' SULKY;10 in. wheels.
Jts '' l Mahogany Finish- 1
GENUINE AMERICAN"
WALNUT Queen AnneM
bed; head end 52-in.
high; very graceful design;
exactly as illustrated; priced
at only
$30.50
jl is in
DISTINCTIVE QUEEN ANNE'
Jjy; DRESSER, done in genuine
American walnut; large .
pattern shaped French bevel plate
mirror: four roomy drawers; at-
tractive beaded edges; metal period
drawer pulls
only
$39.95
QUEEN ANNE CHIFFORETTE;
three drawers concealed in jgy
upper compartment; three
roomy drawers below; carefully
constructed and splendidly fin
ished
$33.50
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QUEEN ANNE TRIPLICATE
MIRROR DRESSING T
BLE; stationary mirror; '
. 20x11 ; swinging side mirrors 18x7 ;
two drawers: selected American
walnut;
price . .
$29.45
LARGE SIZE 45 -in. top
olid oak dining .gufjpi ,
table; heavy center aW"
pedestal, supported by plat
form baa 1 table extends to
tlx f eet ; ' f infahed fumed;
exceptional value, at
$14.97
WHITE ENAMEL LINED
SIDE-ICINQ Hte
FRIGERATORr
roomy provision! com
partment ; large ice chain- '
ber; thoroughly . inter
lined; built ot seasoned '
wood , provision Compart
ment fitted with wira
shelves ;' a splendid ice
economizer
$20.98 "
Rug Values-
9xl2.Congoleum Rug, assorted
patterns
v 9x12 Gr.ass Rug, with
stencil borders ......
large size solid
OAK STORAGE wrj
CHIFFONIER; has fpur roomy drawers,
instead of five as illus
trated; drawers have wood
pulls; the finish, golden;
special value for this
week's selling
at only
$6.90
" I ir55 J 8"6xl 1 Velvet Rugs ;
iM3 9x12 Fiber Rever-
I' 2ft??S3StViiiQ. siDie ixug; only ... .
JjQaff''' 9x12 Seamless velvet Rug,
"jfZ ' $24,75
$9.98
$9.75
$21.69
$15.89
COLONIAL DRESSER,
strongly built, of
solid oak; fin
ished golden; neat, oval
shaped mirror, set in artistic-
standard; - three
roomy drawers; priced at
$10.19
THE FAMOUS "ROY
AL" EASY its., m.
CHAIR; noth- aw
ing to equal it for '
solid comfort ; quarter
sawed oak frame, fin
ished fumed or golden ;
heavy imitation leath
er upholstering; splen
did value at, only
$18.45
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"- Summer Specials A :
i , Stand to fit. $4 95
BEAUTIFUL FLOOR OUR SPECIAL COUCH HAM- REED FLOWER
LAMP, complete with MOCK, made with comfortable link STAND; pedestal aup-
24-in. ehade in assorted fabric spring; fitted with adjust- ported b four turned
colors; standards are in able headrest and soft mattress, feet; splendidly deco-
tr.ahot:snv finish ; com- which is covered with heavy rated in artistic color-
pletely wired brown canvas; (sunshade and inga
$12.98 ehJded)Tpriee $ 1 1 .45 $8.98
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EXCEPTIONAL- ffi-T
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KITCHEN CABI NET;
full roll door; convenient
ly arranged base;
roomy china com
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tirely of solid
exactly as
trated, at only-
$14.89
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ATTRACTIVE COMFORTA-
BLE FIBER REED
buuw!.k; iuu spring
detachable cushion; up
holstered in attractive
'figured tapestry; rocker
finished in baronial
brown ; suitable for sun
room or parlor, only'
$10.45
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brass bed combination; bed haa 2-in. contin
uous post: ten fillers; sanitary tnattress; heavy
wire fabric spring ; one pair o( AAA ah
sanitary pillows; entire outfits h,Z .M
priced for this week at only ymm' vw
413 : 415 - 417 S outh Sixteenth Street
SANITARY HIGH-SIDE WOOD CRIB; com
plete with flexible springs: measures 2-0xi-6:
automatic drop sides ; white enam- (ft f OP
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specially priced at only ,
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