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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918.
THE LONG, LONG
TRAIL TO START
' AT NOON TODAY
' Stunt by Girls Will Start War
Work Campaign; Mayor
Smith to Preside at
Meeting.
Mayor Ed. P. Smith will preside
" Jfct " a monster meeting this
morning at 11 o'clock in the Rialto
theater of all women workers who
will take part in the united war
work campaign. It is expected that
more than 2,000 women will be
pr""ppf.
The feature of the program will
be the tliowing of the "Red Tri
angle" film, depicting war work
"over thre." Speeches of 5
minutes' duration will be delivered
V the following:
VV. C. Fraser, representing
Knights of Columbus, will talk on
the Y. M. C. A.; Mjss Kate Swartz
lander, representing American Lib
rary association, will talk on Y. V.
C. A.; Capt.-Stanley H. Williamson,
Salvation Army, will talk on the
Jewish Welfare board; Henry
- Monsky, Jewish Welfare bod. will
talk on war camp community serv
ice; Mrs. Grace Gholson, Y. W. C.
A., will talk on the American Lib
rary association; Francis P. Mat
thews, war camp community serv-
' v'ce, will talk.on the Salvation Army.
Women to Take Part.
Following this program, the
women will form in line and pro
reed to Fourteenth and Farnam
itreets, W. O. W. corner, where the
Long, Long Trail" will start at 12
o'clock. This "stunt" will be en
gaged in by 14 girls, seven on each
lide, who willrace from this point
to the women's hut on the court
louse lawn with a long line of
pennies, laid against each other.
Contributions for this "Long, Long
Tfail" will come from passing
pedestrians. The line will be pre-
Thirty Cars' 'Bread Daily
' Ration at One U. S. Base
American Regulation Base,
France, Nov. 7. Bread for the
American soldiers is brought here
by trainloads from the great army
field bakery a few miles distant, one
train of 30 cars a day, all loaded
with white bread from the best of
wheat flour. ,
One such train was arriving at
the Associated Press correspondent
visited the base. Another trainload
of "refrigerated beef arrived soon
afterward from the great refrigerat
ing plant at Gievre.
It was the same with other classes
of supplies, rations, forage fuel and
oji, ail came in huge duik to mis
Concentrating and distirbuting point.
for this is one of the great nerve
centers of supplies for the fighting
men.
Here the trainloads are broken
up into IS parts, two cars to a part,
aufl each part goes' toward making
a new automatic train carrying
supplies of all kinds to the aoldiers
IS trains -a day automatically
leaving for the front loaded with I
food or fighting material. J
Fuffing yard engines were doing j
the work of splitting up the trains j
and reforming new ones. Gradually j
me coniusea mass oi cars, mc Dreau
and meat trains, melted away, and
the IS automatic trains took definite
form. As they were completed
ceded ' by a Boy Scout carrying a
semaphore with the words, "Stop,
Look and Loosen," and the Fort
Omaha band. When the race is
over, speakers will take the stage
at the court house hut. Lt. Allan
A. Tukey will give a short talk. -
Thirteen Deaths from "Flu"
Past Twenty-Four Hours
Thirteen deaths from Spanish in
fluenza were reported to the Tity
health department in the 24 hours
ending Friday morning. There were
20 new cases. Dr. Manning em
phasizes the necessity of continuing
all possible precautions against the
"flare-up" of the epidemic.
they moved off to sidings to 'take
their turn in the steady stream of
trains moving out to the fighting
front This is the process, repeated
.day fter day, in Jhe formation of
the automatic trains, that marvel of
transportation that has so bewil
dered and surprised foreign observ
ers. v j
The last stage as the supplies pass
to the troops at the front iswliere
the automatic train reaches the rail
head of the division. Each Ameri
can division has its fixed railhead,
or terminal, where the trajn deliv
ers its daily quota. This is as near
the troops in the field as fighting
conditions will pernflt. But in many
cases it is not possible to bring the
division's rail-head close to the
front, so that in these cases camion
transit fills the gap between the rail
head and the actual "tine.
A railhead officer is in charge at
these p6ints, reporting back nightly
to headquarters here as to the
strength of men and animals in the
division, and its varying needs
caused by active fighting or periods
of repose. Thus each division railf
head becomes a regulating station
for the needs of that fighting unit,
white all of them are linked back
here to this huge central regulating
station, where the steady lines of
supplies are kept moving forward.
A1RNAT VISITS
OMAHA ENROUTE
TO KELLY FIELD
Waterloo Aviator Visits Girl
Friend While Flying Back to
Field in Texas After
Visit Hgme.
Lt Milo Miller, U. S. A., aviator
instructor at Kelly Field, Texas,
"flew" to Omaha from Waterloo,
la., for a short visit as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wright and
their daughter Miss Elizabeth, 1322
South Thirtyfifth avenue, before
he flies back to resume his duties
at the Texas aviation school.
The aviator left Waterloo -about
9 o'clock Friday morning and
preached Omaha shortly after noon.
VHe uses a large army biplane;" Cur-
tiss model, 110 horsepower, and flies
at an average of 100 miles an hour.
Stopped Here Sunday.
Lieutenant Miller flew to Omaha
last Sunday from San Antonio and
Visiting Nurses Make
11,965 Calls in October
October, the "flu" month, was a
record month for the visiting
nurses, who made 11,965 calls, car
ing for 2,326 patients. In ordinary
months the nurses make between
2,000 and 3,000 cajls.
"Of course, we could not have
done this," says Miss Florence Mc
Cabe, superintendent of the Visit
ing Nurses' association, "if we had
pot had tne help of extra nurses,
volunteers and of the cars offered
us to drive from place to place.
In all we had about 30 people work
ing with us."
"You. Keep Sending fern Over, and
Well Keep Knocking em Down
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A high-explosive song-hit that hits
the bull's-eye every time. Sung by
Arthur Fields and illustrated daily,
by our boys in France and Flanders
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Mothers war-bong
A tribute to all American
y mothers bless 'cm whose
husky sons, still "baby boys"
to hungry mother -hearts, are
fighting overseas. On the back
. "You're the Greatest . Little
: v ' Mother in the World."
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A wonderful, undulating melody
that must have been written"Sqme'
wheres East 6' Suez." Its syn
. copated boom of temple bells and,
. wild,"exotic eastern tunes make an
irresistible one-step. A6075 $1.25.
Atk any Columbia Dealer to play you General Pershing's stirring
message to America. It is the record-sensation of the year.
THE UNITED
WAR -WORK.
Jhiye for
$170,500,000
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.do your share to
put it "orer the
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niade butvthree stops enroute.v He
flew from, Owua to Waterloo last
Monday alid has been visiting his
parents there. H intended to make
the trip to, Omaha Thursday, but
the downpour of rain prevented.
Petit Miss Wright and the daring
flier are fast friends. Their ro
mance started two years ago at
Lake Okoboji, where the families
of both the young persons have
summer cottages.
geserter Wants to Come
Home; Wife Asks Divorce
William J. Schultz, after an ab
sence of 24 years from his home, re
cently wrote to his wife, Martha J.
Schultz, Clifton Hill, stating that he
was growing old, was lonely and In
ill health; and asked for a reconcilia
tion. Mrs. Schultz replied by filing a
petition for divorce in district court.
She was granted a decree by Judge
Day on Thursday. ,
Schultz left his wife with three
small Ions. During the years stoe
and the sons accumulated a little
property and she raised, the sons to
manhood. The long absence of her
husband led her-o believe that he
hd died. She obtained Jthe divorce
to quiet the title f her property.
Schultz is now in Des Moines.
Winter Pleasures
Are Made the Most of Where
ColUIIlbia Records are present
" The Newest Songs, latest dances, patriotic marches, etc., are
at your command in our wonderful Columbia Library.
The New Mid-Month Records
Go on Sale Today. Come in and hear them.
Our complete New Stock of Records Is Bound
to Please You.
This Columbia Grafonola is the very latest
model. It has the patented record holding cabi
net space that keeps your records in perfect
condition. Choice of mahogany or oak cases.
A small payment will deliver it to your home
and allow you to pay the balance at $1.75 a
week.
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Price Only $145
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
PIANO CO.
1311-13
Farnam St
Omaha,
Neb.
Retailers and Wholesalers for Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.
MAKE EVERYBODY
HAPPY
on Christmas day with a
Columbia Grafonola. We in
vite you to call and inspect
our complete stock of records and ma
chines. Come in and hear the latest
song hits.
SOL LEWIS. JEWELER, -1824
North 24th St.
K0UTSKY-
& PAVLIKC0.
South Side.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA
AND RECORD
DEPARTMENT.
Come in, and see our large
display and hear us play the
jecords. '
Sold on payments if desired.
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS
GIFT
A Columbia Grafonola with
a good selection of records
of the latest sonar hits. We
take pleasure in demonstrating our
complete line of machines. Come in
and hear the latest records.
3. L. OLSON, Stromsburg, Neb.
The Columbia
W Grafonola
and New Records will bring
Happiness into your home all the
year through. We are showing
a most complete line of Colum
bia Grafonolas, as well as records
of the world's best music.
Opera House Pharmacy,
Schuyler, Nebraska.
VISIT OUR DAILY CONCERTS
DRIVE AWAY
THE BLUES.
Columbia Grafonola
will accomplish this and it will keep
you bright and happy. A complete se
lection of grafonolas and records., for
Christmas. We are always delighted to
demonstrate. A
WOODWARD-THOMAS DRUG CO.
AURORA, NEB.
Order Your Christmas
Columbia Grafonola
- Now.
nolas.
Make the world's best
music possible in your
nome. You are cordially in
vited to call and hear the
latest records and inspect
the newest models in grafo-
HARRIS DRUG STORE
David City, Neb.
, Which
Npx ) Columbia
V4Will You Buy?
There remains the selection of the
right Cojumbia model for your family
for Christmas. You will get your full
money's worth whatever Columbia you
choose. We carry complete stock of
machines and records for your selec
tion. DON F. HINKLEY,
GOTHENBURG, NEB.
OGALLALA and Western
Nebraska People Buy
Columbias of
ROBERT
GOODALL
Jeweler
Ogallala - Neb.
Without Music One, Is Lost
And Why Be Lost
when it's so easy to own a Columbia Grafonola then, too, the
Columbia Records produce any usic you desire instru
mental, vocal, etc. Sold easy terms when desired.
Q STREET PHARMACY
South Side Dealer,
FRANK J. HERMANSKY, Prop.
2723 Q Street.
Columbia Grafonolas
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and RECORDS
We Carry One of the Largest Stocks
of Grafonolas and Records West of
Omaha. ' -. ,
t We make Deliveries the Day Order Is Received. If you are
in the Market for a Grafonola or records send your order to us.
It will have our prmopt attention.
GREAT WESTERN
NOVELTY COMPANY
- WM. BREDEHOEFT, Sole Owner,
Beemer, Nebraska. ,
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MIKE CLARK'S
COOK AFAILURE,
SAY PRISONERS
R. H. Townky, attorney for 24 In
dustrial Workers of the World be
ing held in the Douglas county jail
as federal prisoners pending their
trial of violating the espionage act,
appeared before Federal Judge
Woodrough Friday and filed an ap
plicatTbn asking that they be trans
ferred to some other 'jail where
more homelike conditions prevail.
The application is a long three
page affair, setting forth a wail of
complaints, saying: "The food is
insufficient in nourMiing qualities,
often to the degree of nauseating to
those with delicate stomachs." They
aso complain that Mike
cobk is a failure in the culina
Clark's
ary art.
that ''the rice and oatmeal for break.
fast is improperly cooked." They
say that the milk is diluted, and
that some of their members have
fallen off terribly in veight, in one
instance to the extent of 40 pounds.
Another complaint is that they
cannot have their friends visit them
in the county jail, and that they are
not allowed to subscribe to ..the
daily papers, also that their mJl is
not delivered promptly.
Oliver Injured on Way
' To Court to Face Charges
Knoxville. Tenn., Nov. 8. Wil
liam J. Oliver, wealthy munitions
manufacturer, was knocked down
by an automobile truck and ser
iously injured today, while on his
way to the federal court for a pre
liminary hearing on an indictment
charging graft by turning out de
fective shells for the government.
Fish from Cut-Off Lake ,
Sell at Ten Cents a Pound
Under the direction of the game
and fish warden, Cutoff lake it be
ing robbed of its buffalo and carp.
There are tons of these fish being
taken, from the lake and are being
sold on the market at very reason
able prices. The big fish tank in
the basement of Hayden Bros, store
was literally alive with these fish
on Friday morning, and which were
being sold at 10c per pound.
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RELL-AWS
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I About 100 Excellent
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Dining Chairs
To sell at reductions ranging from
ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF
and in some cases even greater
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In Fumed and Golden Oak, Mahogany and Walnut. From one
to five of a kind. All popular patterns; some with wood seats,
others with Spanish brown and Spanish blue leather. Many are
specially suitable as desk or bedroom chairs, and for 'various
occasional uses about the home. i
FOR INSTANCE
$5.00
7 only, $11.50 Waxed Oak, Black
Leather Slip Seat Diners. Spec, each
3 only, 1 11.00 Jacobean Oak, Spanish JC CA
Leather Slip Seat Chairs. Spec., each $0DJ
One $14.00 Arm Diner to -match $6.50
3 only, $7.00 Fumed Oak, Rush Seat 0 7C
Diners, each PO O
2 only, $15.00 Walnut, Blue Spanish dT CA
Leather, Slip Seat Diners, each.... P OM
One $24.00 Arm Chair to match $1,2.00
4 only, $9.50 Fumed Oak, Spanish
Leather Slip Seat Diners. Spec, eac
1 only, $4.00 Fumed Oak, Wood
Seat Diners, each
3 only, $5.50 Golden Oak, Spanish
Leather, Slip Seat Diners, 'each. . . .
5 only, $12 Jacobean Oak, Spanish
Leather, Slip Seat Diners. Specv each
3 only, $4.00 Golden Oak 1
Diners
$6.50
$2.00
$3:75
$6.00
$2.50
And Many Other Like Values.
Serving Tables
Sacrificed at Less Than
rl
Cost
These Serving Tables are from suites where all the other
pieces have been sold. The prices we have put upon them
are so ridiculous that the sale of same will be made soon-
after this paper is published and, therefore, if you desire' v
one; COME EARLY. - ' ,
$36.50 Walnut Queen Anne Serving table$9.75 $30.00 Walnut ServingTable. Special ..$7.50
$45.00 Mahogany Serving Table $10.00 $42.50 Walnut Queen Anne Serying -v. f
$40.00 Mahoeany Serving TaBle '..$9.00 Table ...$10.50
Special Value in Metal Beds
Samples on our floor that have
become slightly tarnished.
One $8.50, 4 ft. 6 in. White Enamel Bed, now...., ...$4.75
One $13.50, 4 ft. 6. in. White Enamel Bed, now $10.00
One $22.00, 4 ft. 6 in. Whjte Enamel Bed, now. .
One-$19.50, 4 ft. 6 in. White Enamel Bed,
now ......... - $11.50
One $21.00, 3 ft. 6 in, Vernis Martin Bed,
flow ., $17.00
Two $12.00, 3 ft-White Enamel Beds, now $9
One $8.50, 3 ft. White Enamel Bed riow.$5.50
M-8" Floor.
Window Shades
At Special Prices
15 excellent colors in standard shade
cloth, both plain and duplex, that have
been discontinued. Enough of a color for
a few shades or for the shading of all the
windows in your home.
Measure your windows.
Chooso your' color Saturday.
The price of each shade, regardless of
size or color, mounted on Hartshorn Roll
ers, will save you about
40
$14.50
One $12.50. 3 ft. White Enamel Cot, now $10
One $12.50, 2 ft. 6 in. White Enamel Cot,
now v...'.... $10
Four $12.00, 3 ft Oxidized Finish Cots, -now
i $9
Four $11.00, 2 ft 6 in. Oxidized Finish Cots, 5
now $8,501
Downstairs." ..-
Ash Cans SPECIAL
ilk .--...-'
These Ash Cans are made of heavy gal ,
vanized iron and stoutly constructed on j
most approved lines,, with tight fitting .
sanitary covers. , v V lJS
22xl4-in. $2.75 Ash Cans' ,$1.95
24xl7-in. $3.75 Ash Can.....; $2.95
Clothes Baskets Specials
Slightly Shop Soiled '
22-in. Full Reed lojhes Baskets, extra
vatoe 1...75
25-in. Full Reed Clothes Baskets, extra?
value ,..80&
31-in.' Full Reed -Clothes Baskets, extrarn
yalue' $2.05
22-in. High Round Clothes Hamper, with lid.eI
Exceptional value $1,7
Sfcond Floor. v ob
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These Rugs are to be seen in Beautiful Omental patterns, in colors that will
not only delight you, but tone and harmonize with the furniture, hangings and deco
ration of most any modern home. The prices indicate a really wonderful valued
COME SATURDAY. Z
97vKJ. Avminsfpr C OK 1 7-fivQ A vminefn. crr n
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36x72 Axminster S4.S0
9x9 Axminster $21.70
Axminster RugsExtra Values
7-6x9 Axminster COO R?A
............ ipmfUf q
7-6x10-6 Axminster
9x12 Axminster
$28.40
-Fifth Floor, Music Galleries.
i There is one way above all others for you to hear the
Brunswick
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I Free Trial Plan . , '
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I and surroundings, where it has to make good our claims.
I It Is Then You Will Be Glad for Us o Explain , .
I The easily 'adjustable Brunswick "Ultona5 all-record reproducer;
I the balanced tone arm; the all-wood oval tone amplifier, built like
I violin; the improved Volume Control; the fool-proof Super-motor; the
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I Brunswicks Are Priced From $90 to $350.
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