THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1918.
S
WARRIOR POLES
TO BE OMAHA'S
GUESTS TODAY
Maj. Kozlowski and Lieut.
Poniatowski Here on Re
cruiting Mission Are
French Veterans
Major J. Kozlowski and Lieutenant,
the prince, Stanislaus Poniatowski,
mvuiuvii ui iuc j. uiisii recruiujig
commission, arrive in Omaha at
5:30 this morning.
They wiJ be met by the Central
Tolish committee of Nebraska, the
entertainment committee and a mili
tary escort, composed of Majotv D.
IV. Crockett and Lieutenant Philip B.
Chase, Fort Omaha, and escorted to
their headquarters at the Hotel Fon
tcnelle. '
Both of the Polish officers are vet
eran soldiers. Major Kozlowski has
" been decorated many times for
bravery and his gallantry under fire
earned him his name. "Chevalier of
the Legion of Honor."
V Lieutenant Poniatowski served as
a courier between the enemy lines
and Paris and was decorated with
the service. cross by the French gov
ernment. . He was wounded four
limes.
Luncheon Honor Guests.
At noon the distinguished military
men will be guests of honor at
luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce and Lieutenant Poniatowski
will deliver a short address. At 2
.o'clock the commission will attend a
public reception in the rotunda of the
city hall.
A public meeting will be held at
the municipal auditorium at 8 o'clock.
John L. Kennedy will preside. The
Fort Crook band will play patriotic
music and the audience will sing
"America." Rev. Thebald Kalamja
vill give the opening address and
Rev. Michael Gluba will give the in
vocation. - Major Kozlowski will deliver an
address in the Polish language and
Lieutenant Poniatowski will speak in
English, Lieutenant Governor How
ard, Miss Anna Stodolna. Archbishop
Harty and Mayor Smith will each
give a short talk.
Hundreds Enlist Here.
; Tiliere are thousands of Polish per
sons ill Omaha and many hundred
men have enlisted here for service in
the Polish army. The men fight
under the flag of Poland a white
double-eagle on a field of red, and,
hen the time comes,. they intend to
rirsh into Poland and reclaim it from
German domination. The Polish peo
ple of Omaha have exceeded their
quota in every war drive and, in ad
dition, have given thousands of dol
lars to the Polish war fund.
' The local members of the Ne
braska Polish committee are: Thomas
Koziol, president ; Frank Madura,
secretary; E. P. Wozniak, treasurer,
and George Lapka, financial secre
tary. The following men were also mem
bers of the committee in charge of
entertainment for the Polish officers:
xciuicuy, jicnara Metcait,
H. O. Baldrige. Clement Chase, Leo
Hoffman, Dr. F. J. Despecher, and
Louis L. PiattU . i
Matthew, Luke, John,
Peter and James Join
Marines Against Kaiser
San Francisco. CaL May 13.
(Special.) -The "Saints be praised t"
For the "Saints preserve us" after
all.
At the marine barracks, Mare Is
land, five men with saints' names
for cognomens are bearing arms
and present five good reasons why
the kaiser is in the wrong. They
are Arthur G. St. James, Denver;
Edward St. Luke, Cheyenne; Or
ville St. John, Seattle; Henry F.
St. Peter, Kansas City, and Ar
thur T. St. Matthew, Spokane.
Each is considered a "lucky buck"
in the marine corps, owing to their
names. -
Two Ohio Men on Western Trip
Are Detained by Omaha Police
The law intervened in the adven
tures of two young mtn from Akron,
O., who stopped in Omaha Sunday
night on a cross-country trio by au
tomobile. They were arrested, Mon
day and booked for investigation in
connection with the theft of an auto
mobile at Akron.
They gave their names as L. Wilk
inson and William Davies. Their ar
rest followed the recovery of an auto
mobile from which the license and
motor numbers had been filed off.
Detectives found the car near Eight
eenth and Davenport streets and held
it for the owner. When -Wilkinson
and Davies reported their loss to the
police they were taken into custody.
They are held pending advice from
Akron authorities.
Asks America to Cut Sugar
.Consumption 15 Per Cent
If the United States is to meet the
demands for sugar during 1918, con
sumption will have to be reduced 15
per cent from 1917.
In making this statement Gurdon
W. Wattles, federal food administra
tor for Nebraska, points out the im
perative necessity of complying with
the sugar regulations, which are pro
mulgated to meet necessary require
ments. "The total demands, based on 1917
consumption, aggregate 7,945,423 tons,
with available supplies of '6,759,453
tons, or a deficit of 1,185,455 tons,"
says Mr. Wattles.
Wheat Products Placed Upon
New Differential Price Basis
The food administration has made
a ruling establishing a differential
charge for wheat by-products.
The price at the Nebraska mills per
ton is to be $2 over the bran price.
This applies to shorts, standard mid
dlings, gray shorts, gray middlings,
flour middlings and red log.
The price "for mixed feeds, contain
ing all the wheat, except flour, is fixed
at $1.25 over the bran basis per ton.
The bran basis is 38 per cent of the
actual cost of the wheat which goes
into it.
This ruling is to eliminate the differ
ent grading of wheat mill products.
Two Truck Loads Onion Sets
Are Distributed by The Bee
War gardeners of Omaha eagerly
accepted the invitation of The Bee to
visit the various Sub-stations of The
Bee and secure onion sets free of
charge. So great was the demand
that the two large truck loads were
all gone before noon today and The
uee has no more. i
BIRKNER FACES
CHARGE UNDER
ESPIONAGE ACT
Former Nebraska Major on
Trial in Santa Fe for dis-
loyalty; Three Counts
Are Quashed.
One-Minute
Store Talk
It is widely recognized that
the Greater Nebraska is not
only the largest, but also the
fastest growing clothing
store in the west!
The reasons
Leadership in value
giving. Leadership in tre
mendous selections.
Leadership in correct
1 fashions.
Leadership in effi
cient service.
Leadership in satis
faction giving.
It alt means more for YOUR
clothes money.
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The Finest Expression
of the Season's Style
IS PRESENTED IN THE SUPERBLY
TAILORED MODELS .WE OFFER IN
BrandegeeKincaid
Clothes
p HERE'S a vast difference in
, the way the style subject is
handled by clothes designers.
Brandegee - Kincaid designers
have the happy faculty of com
bining style and practical de
signmodels that are full of in
dividuality but useful clothes
first of all clothes with 'true
balance.
The New Spring Suits,
$20, $25, $30, $35, $40, $45
Every model has a distinctive effect
Every fabric stands out from the crowd.
There's a suit in just the model best
suited to your requirements in our vast
spring selection of America's best
clothes selection five to fifteen times
larger than you'll see in any other west
ern store. i ' .
...$15
NEBRASKA SPECIAL' SUITS
ARE FAMOUS FOR VALUES AT.
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Visit Our Greater Men's ClotMnf Section BO Per Cent Larger Than Heretofore.
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WINDOWS
TODAY
nUMUMaM
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN-
COMPABE'
OUR VALUES
ALWAYS
Santa Fe. N. M.. May 13. Follow
ing three hours of argument. Tucke
Colin D. Neblett in federal court here
today, sustained three counts of the
demurrer filed in ehalf of former
Major John F. Birkner of Lincoln,
Neb., and ordered that the defendant
go to trial tomorrow morning on the
fourth count of the indictment, which
charges he made false statements
tending to interfere with ooerations
and success of the military and naval
torces ot the United states.
The argument centered about the
necessity of the indictment including
wiltuily, the defense arguing that
with this word omitted the indictment
would not hold. The government con
tended the word "feloniously" was j
sufficient.
Birkner was arrested at Camo
Cody, N. M., a few weeks ago for al
leged seditious utterances. He was
in the medical corps with the Ne
braska troops.
He is charted with havinor stated at
Camp Cody that "peace was desir
able, that the allies could not make
a big dent in the enemy lines on the
western front," that the "Dutch can-
jiot be beat," and "the Germans could
sink every American transport if fcy
wanted to.
Officers To Testify.
Camp Cody, N. M May 13. (Spe
cial Telegram). The following , offi
cers have gone to Santa Fe, N. M.,
to testify in the trial of Major John
M. Birkner: Major H. M. Nelly, Thirty-fourth
division; Adjutant Major
ti. K. mtzing, division judge advo
cate: Lieutenant Colonel H. F. Ell-
sasser, Major R. G. Douglas. First
Lieutenant and Chaplain Frank Ma
jor, jr.: Lieutenant F, G. Tracy, First
Lieutenant H. L. Karrir and Lieuten
ant R. E. Stewart, all of the 127th
regiment, and Colonel W. E. Baehr.
Lost Roll Found by Man
Who said He Was Robbed
Jake Hinchek, 121 X Woolworth
avenue, who reported the loss of $395
and caused th arrest of Andy Ba
toska, 116 Hickory street, on suspi
cion or having stfllen the money,
found the money, wrapped in paper,
and tied to the door knob in the
front door of his home, following his
return from police court Monday
morning, when the charge against Ba-
toska was heard.
Hinchek notified the authorities and
Batoska will be discharged. Hinchek
testified that he was robbed of his
roll while Batoska was olavinr the
role of a good Samaritan and taking
mm nome.
C. J. Smyth Congratulate
His Former Law Partner
"The whole Smith familv reioices."
wired C. J. Smyth, from Washington,
D. C, to his former law oartner.
Mayor smith. Mr. Smyth is now ch ef
justice oi me circuit court or appeals.
We Specialize In These Extra Sizes
.s.
Trying to make Suits and Skirts fit stout women
after they have been sized incorrectly is the im-.
possible4ask that some stores have set for them
selves, and because of the difficulty in getting,
properly fitted with ready-made garments 'many
women above the average size have been compelled
to have their clothes made to order.
We Saw the Opportunity to Specialize
On Suits and Skirts Made to Fit Perfectly
and a while ago opened this Specialty Shop for
stylish stouts, -where garments from expert
tailors who make a feature of SUITS AND
SKIRTS ABOVE THE AVERAGE SIZE, assure
the stout women of perfects fit and excellent
style IN MANY INSTANCES WITHOUT
THE SLIGHTEST ALTERATION.
Last week we had women from Lincoln and points as far as 100 miles
out in the state, who were delighted with this new service, and with
but two exceptions, we fitted them without a single alteration.
For Hot Weather We Are Prepared
With Silk Skirts for fetout Women.
Waist measure 30 to 40 inches, in all lengths, made
of fine quality Taffeta Silk, in black or navy blue;
full shirred around the" belt and extra wide belt,
trimmed with large silk covered buttons, also have
two pockets trimmed with buttons, $8.50
a cool Skirt; special, at
Wash Skirts for Stout Women.
The season opens for Wash Shirts, and we are taking
excellent care of women above the average figure. In all
the smart new models, in splendid unshrinkable wash ma-
terials at $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 uPwards- -
Second Floor
Tailored Suits for Stylish Stouts
Showing a great variety of models, embodying
all the charming lines of up-to-the-minute styles.
Fine Serges, Poplins. Poiret Twills, .
Tricotines and Garbardines.
Made up in light weight for present.wear, nicely silk
lined. Some plain tailored, some neatly trimmed with
braid, tailor stitching and buttons. The skirts are made
to harmonize. .
In Black, Navy Blue, some of the lighter shade and
the ever favored pencil stripes.
$22.50, $32.50, $35, $39, $45, "
$59
up.
Ladies' Hosiery
Out Sizes
Women's Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, with double
garter tops, high spliced
heels and toes, double
soles, full fashioned and
pure thread silk, out sizes
- at a pair ......$1.50
Women's Lisle Thread
Hosiery, double garter
tops, full fashioned, dou
ble heels, toes and soles,
black and white", out sizes
i special, at a pair 75
Women's Lisle Seamless
Hose, with double garter
tops, heels, toes and soles,
brown, champagne, gray
and black, a pair . .59d
Main Floor
Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets
INSURE
REDUCTION by the continuous massage of
Self -Reducing Straps. ,
COMFORT by the firm, healthful support of
Self-Reducing Straps and other devices.
ULTRA-STYLE by their' rood lines, perfect
fit and the extraordinary service they
perform in remoulding, controlling and
reducing flesh. ; ;
Models for every type of full figure, .
from the average to the extremely stout
All made of the highest grade mater
ials, well-boned, expertly designed, and
extremely durable.
Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets
itmm a m. mm Ma f It I
DUCINfi I he world Standard tor atom woman i
moderately rricao -o.uu io o.uu
Third Floor.
oELf'RE
Ladies' Underwear
Extra Sizes
We specialize also in
the .'selling of stylish
stout sizes in Underwear
for women, and you will
find a complete stock in
the best makes here, at
prices which are extreme
ly modest. ' . .
Women's Union Suits
silk tops and all lisle,
sizes 40 to 44, special at
a suit ........ . S1.39
Women's Lisle Union
Suits, band top and cro
chet neck bands, umbrella
and tight kneeM sizes 40
to 44, special at . .. :69
Third Floor
Extraordinary Sale of Dress Forms and Notions
No Mail or Telephone Orders and We Reserve the Right to Limit the Quantity to Each Customer.
Black Jersey Covered Dress Form on a stand ; all
sizes, 32 to 44 bust; all perfect in proportion;
can also be made to any height; for one day
only, at. $2.98
Adjustable Dress Forms; all sizes. "Better Way"
are the best made; the adjustments are at the
neck, bust, waist and hips; also 4o any height;
sizes are 33 to 49 bust; special, at. ,$6.98
Fast Colored Wash Edg
ing, 7 bolts at 25c
King's Machine Thread,
11 spools for 25c
Girls' and Women's Hair
Barrettes, "Best Hold
Brand,". each at. .... .25c
9-Yard Bolt of Bias Tape, a
bolt at 7c
Emery Bags, to sharpen i
needles, each, at lc
Beit Steel Scissors, a pair at 69c
Rust-Proof Hooks and Eyes,
9 cards at 2Se
Dressmaker's Chalk, large
pieces, a piece at lc
Sewing Machine Needles, a
tube at 10c
Extra Heay Skirt Markers, ,
each at ....10c
Leather Belts for Sewing
Machines, each, at v25c
Extra Strong Fine Combs,
each at Be
Stocking Feet for fine hose,
a pair at 5c
200 Yard Spools of Basting
Thread, 11 spools at ....... . 25c
Rust-Proof Dress Clasps, 9
cards for 25c
Elastic Sanitary Belts, all
sizes, each at 15c
Shell Hair Pins, 6 in a box, a
box at 3c
Carmen Hair Nets, 7 for . . . 25c
Good Steel Safety Pins, 9
cards , for ...25c
San Silk, all colors, a jspool
at 5c
Inside Skirt Belting, black
and white,-a yard 7c
Black Cambric Sleeve Pro
tectors, ar pair at . ,10c
O. N. T. and American
Maid Crochet Cotton, a
spool at .7c
Mending Tissue, patches any
thing to wear, large pieces, ,
each piece at ., .....5c
Button Molds, all sizes, a
dozen at 4c
Black and White Hat Lin-,
ings, each at .'. ..25c
Steel Knitting Needles, a set
at 10c
Skirt Waist Shields, best '
quality, a pair at 15c
Rick-Rack, all colors, 7 bolts
at 25c
Kahki Colored Tape, best
grade, a yard at 5c
West Electric Hair Curlers,
large card at 19c
Large Tomato Pin Cushions,
each at 10c
Kazoo Suspenders for boys
and girls, regular 60c value,
special, a pair at .......... 49c
(Limit of 2 to a customer)
Fancy Round Garters, all colors,
a pair 25c
Ladies' Sew-on Hose Sup
porters, pair at 10c
"Naiad" Sanitary Aprons, spe
cial each at 50c1
J. & P. Coats Best 6-cord
Thread, 9 spools for. ,25c
Moth Proof Bags to store
heavy clothing- away,
all sizes, each at. . . . .50c
U..'i rll. all sized. tARMi
each at , 34ic
Ocean Pearl Buttons, best
grade, a card at 3t
Fast Colored Darning Cotton,
3 spools for 5c
Mercerized Darning Cotton,
2 spools for Ba
Ladies' and Children's Hose
Supporters, a pair at 10c
Large Puces of Elastic, each
piece at ..5c
One Big Lot of Belting Rem
nants, each piece at 2c
"Red Seal" Hair Nets of
Human Hair, 4 for 25c
One Lot of Kid Curlers, to
close out at 10c
Large Packages of Wire Hair
Pins, 2 packages for ........ .5c
Auto Face Veils, 3 for 25c
Boys' Pant Bands, all sizes,
each at 7)c
Wooden Coat Hangers, Cc
value, tvfb for 5c
Bow Holders for girl's hair,
each at ....5c
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Fancy Hat Pins, all styles, a
pair at '..25c
Sanitary Napkins, large size,.
a box at 30c
Hat Wire, black and white,
large bolts, a bolt, at. .10c.
Main Floor, Rear
