fHE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919.
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LIEUT HUN ARMY
T0 100,000 EN
MALJEISION
Supreme Council Completes
Plan to Crush Militarism;
Terms of Peace Treaty
Near Completion.
Paris, March 11. Military Ger
many will go out ot existence as
the result of the adoption by the
supreme council of the military
terms of German disarmament as
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming:,
wavy, Iystrous and thick
in few moments.
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"YOUR BODYGUARD" -30f.6Q,7UO
Tor the best results in Omaha
always read The Bee.
Every bit of dandruff disap-
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pears ana nair stops
coming out.
For a few cents you can save
your hair. In less than ten minutes
you can double its beauty. Your
hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy,
abundant and appears as soft, lus
trous and charming as a young girl's
after applying some Danderine. Also
try this moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw
it through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. This will
cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or ex
cessive oil, and in just a few mo
ments you have doubled the beauty
of your hair. A delightful surprise
awaits those whose hair has been
neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry,
brittle or thjn. Besides beautifying
the hair, Danderine dissolves every
particle of dandruff; cleanses, puri
fies and invigorates the scalp, for
ever stopping itching and falling
hair, but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks' use, when
you see new hair fine and downy
at first yes but really new hair
growing all over the scalp. If you
care for pretty, soft hair, and lots
of it, surely get a small bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and just
try it. Adv.
they will go into the peace treaty
ihese terms provide tor a sweep
ing reduction of the German mill
tary establishment down to 100.000
men, with 4,000 officers, the army
to be recruited by the voluntary sys
tem for the period of 12 years. The
effect of this is to limit Germany's
military strength to less than the
number of men Switzerland has in
its army.
Other provisions in the military
terms limit the arms and munitions
Germany may possess to a quantity
sufficient for 100,000 men and all
the remainder must be delivered
over or destroyed. The German
forts along the Rhine also must be
destroyed. The imperial general
staff is abolished as the result of
reducing the force.
Foch Makes Report.
Discussion of the subject was re
sumed by the supreme council fol
lowing Marshal Foch's report on
Premier Lloyd George's proposal
to reduce Germany's armed force
from 200,000. as had been suggested,
to 140,000 men and to substitute
voluntary for compulsory service.
Marshal Foch favored the change,
as the conscription plan providing
tor ZUO.UOO men serving one-year
terms would have given Germany a
trained army of 2,000,000 men in 10
years.
As against this Mr. Lloyd George
proposed to fix the enlistment term
at 12 years. Marshal Foch embodied
this in his report, which proposed
an army of 140,000 men, but the
council finally adopted an amend
ment further reducing this figure to
100,000.
Prevent Conscription.
One of Premier Lloyd George's
main purposes in substituting vol
untary service for the conscription
svstem was to pave the way for the
disappearance of the conscription
system throughout Europe, as it was
believed that the effect of the abo
lition of the system in Germany
would be that the other European
countries would generally follow it;
thus ending the menace of large
standing armies and their provoca
tion to warfare.
The council has already adopted
the naval terms of the treaty, ex
cept for a few reserved provisions,
which will be discussed tomorrow.
The progress that has been made
with the work of framing the peace
treaty insures the completion of the
task by March 20. The first rough
draft will be in readiness when Pres
ident Wilson arrives in France
Thursday, and the revision will be
concluded before the twentieth. It is
the present purpose of the peace
conferees to call the Germans to
Versailles soon after March 20, prob
ably from March 22 to March 25.
The document then will be delivered
to the German delegates and in case
they are not prepared to sign at once
they will be given the opportunity
to return to Germany to consider
it and return for the formal signing
at Versailles
This plan obviates the necessity
NEW RECORD FOR
RADIO PHONE IS
fJADEJY NAVY
Secretary Daniels Talks to
Airplane Pilot 150 Miles
from Washington Flying
at High Altitude.
Washington, March 11. Secre
tary Daniels talked today by radio
telephone with Ensign Harry Fa
genwater in a navy flying boat en
route from Washington to Hampton
Roads. Communication was estab
lished at a distance of more than
150 miles, by far the longest trans
mission of radio telephone signals
with an airplane in . flight ever
achieved.
The secretary used the ordinary
desk telephone on his desk at the
Navy department. Officers in
charge of the development of radio
signaling, including Rear Admiral
Griffin, chief of the bureau of steam
engineering, were grouped around
the desk.
Mr. Daniels spoke of his pleasure
in making a test of the constantly
improving navy apparatus and asked
the ensign how far away his machine
was. After a moment's delay, the
officer replied that he was then more
than 150 miles from Washington and
flying at a high altitude.
The officer's voice came very in
distinctly toward the end of "the
conversation as the distance in
creased. The expert at the depart
ment said the 150 miles was prac
tically the extreme range of radio
telephonic communication with an
aircraft with present equipment and
more than double any previous dis
tance covered in a similar test.
Massachusetts Towns Vote
"Wet" on Liquor Question
Boston, March 11. Returns from
11 towns that voted yesterday on the
question of issuing liquor licenses
show that eight changed from dry
to wet. Two of the towns, Wey
mouth and Hingham, have been no
license places for more than a quar
ter of a century.
Denver Captain Urges
Great Ovations for
the 89th Division
New York, March 11. That the
89th division, which will arrive in
this country in June, should receive
a great ovation from the middle
west ai a whole, is the opinion of
officers formerly with the midwest
em unit, but who were transferred
to the 27th division, which arrived
here this week.
Capt. John Newman of Denver,
who was with the 353d infantry un
til about three weeks ago, gives the
men of the 89th the highest praise.
"The 89th was a great division and
its men were wonderful," says Cap
tain Newman. "Whenever the
'Fighting Farmers' got into action
both the other American divisions
and the, bodies knew that the mid
dle west was tearing right through.
Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Mis
souri and South Dakota should all
be proud of the boys who put them
on the fighting map and should wel
come them accordingly."
The suggestion is made here that
the grandstands erected for 'the
home-coming of the 35th division
might be used again when the 89th
passes through Kansas City,
relatives and friends coming there
to meet the men. Camp Funston is
also mentioned as a possible point
for an official welcome. Wherever
it is to be, officers here say, the
formation of a representative com
mittee and the planning of a big
reception to the boys who are now
in Germany is but what they deserve.
Double Censorship of
Cablegrams Is Abolished
Washington, March 11. Double
censorship of cablegrams is abol
ished under the terms of an agree
ment between the United States and
Great Britain made public today.
Chamberlain's Tablets
not only move the bow
els, but also improve the
appetite and strengthen
the digestion.
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of holding sessions for debate at
Versailles and restricts the functions
to be conducted with the Germans
for the delivery of the document and
the return for its signature or such
other action as they desire to take.
Wait for Wilson.
It is known definitely that Count
von Bernstortf, former German am
bassador to the United States, will
not be one of the German delegates
at Versailles.
Ivory
Furniture
Polish
because it is BEST
for any WOOD for
any polished surface.
Tha Orchard A Wilhelm Co. hivt owned tha aecret reelpa for Ivory Polinh,
manufactured it, aold it, and used it on their own fina furniture for 26
yeara without aver injuring a square inch of surface. It is especially .
recommended for furniture or automobiles that have apparently lost their .
color or become cloudy. It will not only bring the color back but cause
tha scratches and mars to disappear. A Child Can Use It.
Sold by the Bottle at 25c and 50c '
or by the Vz -Gal. or Gallon Jugs at $1.50 and $2.50 -
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Wednesday, March 12th, at all our Omaha and
Council Bluffs Stores we will sell
10 lbs. CORN SYRUP., 67c
Fancy Spanish Salt Mackerel, lb. ... 25c
The above are for Wednesday, March 12th, only
and the supply at each store is limited.
"Do A Mother Did Carry a Basket"
50 Basket Stores 50
Bee Want Ads Bring Good Results
D. C. ELDEEDG3
President
diq Sfare of Specialty cMopb
E. M. REYNOLDS
Vice President
There Is So Much Satisfaction
in Choosing Your Suit With So Many
Distinctive Styles Before You
Each With a "Specialty Shop Exclusiveness"
IT IS said there are some 5,000 suit manufacturers in New York City alone. Yet it is a fact that the majority
of ready-to-wear retailers buy from one or two manufacturers to simplify ordering, to secure quantity
price concessions and to take ur less time in the assembling of their stocks when in the market.
The great objection to this,' of course, is that their customers are offered the Fashion trend as it is seen through
the eyes of one or two Designers, many other fashions being overlooked entirely.
Our buyers on their Spring trips inspected the full lines of a hundred or more of the most representative suit
manufacturers and selected only those modes certain, through their own smartness and individuality, to attain a
permanent success. Only such as have passed the experimental stage are now on exhibit
Dashing little box coated suits with waistcoats for the tall willowy girls and misses; belted suits, more con
servative and safe for all figures; becoming blouse back suits and the semi-tailleur suits are shown, faultlessly
tailored of serge, tricotine, poiret twill, suede velour and gabardine. All sLsese from 16 to 52y2s
Reasonably Priced From
$25.00 to $95.00
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Show Visitors Invited to Ride
The most interesting car of the year
In the Only New Car--the Essex $1395
There is just one new car to be s een at shows this year.
It is the Essex, which combines the economy advantages of the
light, cheap car with the endurance, performance, stability and rich
detail of Appointment of the costly and large car.' It sells at the
moderate price of $1,395.
Essex qualities have been claimed for other cars and for that
reason we rely upon demonstrations to prove its attractions. All
show visitors are urged to ride in the Essex.
The Essex wins all who see and ride in it.
Note what men are saying about its beauty as they compare it
with other cars of itsolass. They speak of the pride its ownership in
spires. They talk of its performance in terms that are used to de
scribe large and costly cars. Its freedom from squeaks and rattles
and the way in which it retains its newness is a point that owners of
light and low priced cars make much of.
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Then you will know it as thousands
now know it. You will know how
it rides over rough roads,
how it goes up hills and
how smoothly it responds
to every call. '
Since you are goingto th
show to see the latest de
velopment in automobiles
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don't fail to see the only new car there.
You will be asked if you saw the
Essex. Men will tell you
what they think of it. You
should be informed con
cerning this new type car
that combines the advan
tages of both the light
cheap car and that of the
large and costly one.
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"Service First."
2561-63 Farnara St Omaha, Neb.
See the Hudon Super-Six and the Eiiex at the Auto Show Space 10.
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