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r.lELlORIAL FOR
COL. ROOSEVELT
Program for Memorial Serv
ices for Former President
Arranged by War Com
munity Service.
Omaha will join in the nation
wide observance of the memorial
service for the late Theodore
Roosevelt, Sunday, February 9, at
3:30 p. m. in the Auditorium.
Semi-militaire will be the key
note of the meeting, thus symboliz
ing in the tribute, Theodore Roose
velt the man. the statesman and
the military hero.
Millitary assembly and taps by a
C'janet of buglers trom the forts
will open and cloe the service.
Invocation by the Rev. E. II.
Toni will be followed by speeches
from Mayor Ed P. Smith, F. H
i;i' ', K-nator Morris lirown, Dr.
J. 1'. Wilson, the Rev. T. J. Mackay,
nd W. F. Gurley, the chairman.
The Community Symphony or
chestra, a combination oi all the
choirs and musical organizations of
the city, will weave an effective
note into the meeting with its care
fully prepared program.
Murrison to Direct Singing.
Mr. Harry Murrison will con
duct all the singing with the ex
ception of Mr. Roosevelt's favorite
hymn "How Firm a Foundation"
which Ben Stanley will lead.
"The Battle Hymn of the Re
public," typifying his early rigor
ous military life, will open the me
morial service and "Keep the Home
Fires Burning" and "The Long,
Long Trail," songs most analogous
to his later life, will be the close.
Omaha has an exclusive senti
ment in this selection, for Mr. Mur
rison, when in Wichita, Kan., heard
Mr. Roosevelt say to those in the
theater box with him:
"The wonderful idea is that
America has at last, through war,
learned to express herself in song
and especially songs such as these."
Immediately after taps, the or
chestra will softly play choruses
from "The Long, Long Trail," and
"Keep the Home Fires Burning"
until the entire audience has been
dismissed.
Artistic Souvenir Programs,
One of the special features of
Omaha's memorial will be the ar
tistic souvenir programs, including
the photograph of Colonel Roose
velt and a short resume of his pub
lic life, from the time that as a
young man of 2i, he served as
state senator for New York until
his death.
The committee in charge of the
memorial includes Capt. C. E.
Adams, commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic; Col-
one! Bannister, ' Commissioner W.
G. Ure, Samuel Caldwell and Mr.
Rees.
Boy scouts will act as ushers.
Jap Peace Body Denies
Statement of Okuma
is Policy of the Nation
Paris, Jan. 31. The Japanese
peace 'delegation today issued a for
mal denial to publications in Paris
newspapers based on an interview
with Marquis Okuma, former pre
mier, purporting to give the Japan
ese peace policy. The denial terms
the publications as "glaring imposi
tions," and says that the use of the
Marquis Okuma's name was unwar
ranted. It is declared that the as
sertion that the present Japanese
cabinet bases its policy on Marquis
Okuma's statement is absurd.
League of Nations is Like
Sewing Circle, Says Mayo
Washington, Jan. 31 In urging im
mediate naval expansion yesterday
before the house naval committee,
which votes today on the ad
ministration's new buliding pro
gram. Admiral Mayo, commander-in-chief
of the Atlantic fleet, said:
"The league of nations is rapidly
getting down to a sewing circle with
no means of enforcement and no in
ternational police force. Now is the
time to go the limit in expanding
our navy."
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Stock taking starts Monday morning. We would rather
have figures on our books than Winter- Wearables on
our racks, so Saturday we put in effect the most start
ling, most truly extraordinary .Cleanup Prices ever
brought to the attention of Omaha women.
The Coats
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Silvertones , Broadcloths Silk Plushes
Pom Pom Suede Velours
Crystal Cloth Cylinder Cloth
Novelty Tweeds
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savings, there would not be a woman who
reads this ad tonight but what vould be
waiting for the doors" to open on4his sale
Saturday morning. Fully 600 Coats from
which to choose, including every wanted
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Satin and Serge Combinations
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that have set all Omaha to thinking, but
for Saturday we promise you Dress Values
that out-distance the best this store has
ever before offered. Stocks must be at
their lowest ebb Saturday night and we are
depending on this sensational sale to re
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