THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, iyU.
Probe Steps for"
Disarmament by
Other Nations
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.League of Nations Begins Or
ganization of Machinery for,
Solving Problem, Inves
tigation Shows.
' By The A-wociated rrraa.
Washington, Eept. 8. Informal
investigation has been started by the
United States government of the
progress being made by the nations
of the work! in the movement for
an t iMi- i 1 ituifnifitlliint ' '
j, ,
Inasmuch as control of armaments
was made one of the objects of the
Icagup of "pat ion sv, the inquiry into
x the movement for, universal iiisarma
ment has developed, officials said
today,, into an investigation of the
present, statu of the present arma
nienti control clauses of the league
oj nations covenant.
Without 1 having tJiken up the
- main problem of a radical and gen-
eral disarmament of nations, the
league 6f nations, according to re
ports received today m official cir
cles, has begun the organization of
mavhiner,y for. solving the problem.
Preliminary .investigations and
btudies of the league have commenced
.ana some subsidiary nnascs 01 wie
Jdrobleni such m control of the man
ufaclure of munitions and of the use
of gas in warfare, have ajready been
discussed with view, to reaching
universal agreement. '
Advisory Committee,
- Organization of the ;'advisory
committee- on , military, naval and
air questions," as provided in the
. leagufc covenant for adVising the
i-imrii mi tnp moan inr rxutuuuu
of the armament control classes of
the covenant was" made ".-by "-the
t :i i: . fr.,.ii
advices in Rome,' May 7', At that
t;mevthe question ot disarmament
in its broadest phase was not con
sidered, and it was understood that
1. ...m.trl . nnt K .rvt, C tlr(l llV t f
league immediately. ' '
In August, the advisory icommittee
on military, navai aim ir mcim-is
met with the league secretary at Se
bastian, Spain, where its first agen
da was. according to official ad
vices, as fallows:
"Elaboration of the regulations ot
the. league 3 regards the .military,
' naval and aerial forces'and arma
ments of states requesting admission
to the league, control of thetramc
in armament and munitions; use of
poison gas in warfare." ' ..' :.
' . May Delay Action.
As a result of the Necessity, of
spekiniS- American co-ooeration.
whether within the 'league or -.vith-out,
in any effectual program, fbr
the limitation of armaments, the jf
f icial advices reported that? early
rction on any rscheme for universal
disarmament was not to be expect-e.-l.
At the same time' the classing
of - the nationalistic interests of
m.Stiy nations also was recognized j
temporarily obstructing any
flans for the immediate reduction vf
, , Advices from Japan have Indicat
ed itliat . strong ojiposition exL'.a
there against any limitation of arma-
mcnts,' as it ,5s claimed that Jaan,
on account of her peculiar, position,
i entitled to exception by other Ra
tions frcin any program for disar
maments. Inquiries, ; from . other
sources have indicated an .unwilling
ness on the part of other nations to
consent tq reduce in any wy their
armaments short 6f the rhost' univer
sal, co-operatioh of ' all other gov
e.'iiments! "-'" t; '' .
More Details of
'reck Plot Given
Communists Planned to Cut
Off Fingers of Passengers
To Obtain Rings.
ChUaco Tribune-Omaha nee Leased Wire.
Sriringfteld, 111., Sept. 8. The
Sangamon county grand jury will
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Denver, Colo.' -
On August 1st a strike was called on our property. On
August 7th by vote of tne union the 'strike was declared off,
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convene tomorrow and probatly will
then return .indictments against the
eight anarchists who plotted to
wreck the Illinois Central "Diamond
Special" and rob-- its passengers.
Further details cf the confession
of one of the men made public
shows that the reds had agreed not
to waste time in removing rings
from women's fingers, but the fing
ers of the victims were to be cut
off to save time. The reds planned
to wreck the train, kill and rob all
the passengers and make their get-
all within a space of 30 min-
scattered in Springfield las night.
This is believed to have been done
by relatives of the men under arrest.
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away
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The confessions of the eight reds
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vestigators there will be able to , . . r L -..
connect them with a nation-wide Austria on LxtllbUlon
organization of 'reds. All are mem- Washington, Sept.- 8. Paper
bers of the communist party c,othin and fc .
L. H Paul of the United St ates from p6aper in Austrian fattories
it i r : . . t: : - .
warrant deportation proceedings,
Additional ' "red" circulars were
Pay Telephone
Bills Here
Tomorrow.
wei e placed on exhibition by the De
partment of Commerce. Later the
exhibit will be oifeted to clothing
atid other interested manufacturers
for examination, . ; '
The exhibit includes Vorkmen's
suits, a table cover, collars' and cuffs,
a laundry bag and a wall decoration.
Bee Want Ads Bring Results.
Wilson Designates Oct. 9
As fire Prevention Day
Washington, Sept. 8. President
Wilson in a proclaatntion urged state
governors to set apart Saturday, Oc
tober 9, a fire prevention day and to
request a general observance by the
public. . The need for bringing "he
tore the people the serious ad un
happy effects of the present unneces
sary tire waste and the need of their
individual and collective effort in
conserving the natural and created
resource of America" was said by
the president in his proclamation to
be especially urgent.
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Choosing the Wardrobe
fori the College Girl
and Her Younger
Sister . ;
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MUCH depends upon the happy sejection of her
apparel whether the fair student". has attained
the dignity of a senior or is timidly facing her intro
, duction to a preparatory school.
, We specialize in outfitting the young miss for
school, and you will find that selection here is a real
pleasure. . ' 7 Jl . :
For Party Wear
. ; '" f,.,' Frocks of Engaging 'Simplicity
I N choosing a party frock,, which forms a happy part
of going away to school, you may select from such
materials as taffeta, crepe de chine, georgette, or any
other soft materials in dainty evening shades, .exquis
itely trimmed with laces and ribbons. ; ' '
y ' Suits and Coats
Of a Practical Nature
COME in a variety of styles too numerous to men
tion. The materials are especially youthful and
the trimmings delightfully original.
Among the practical garments for school wefcr are the
Jack Tar Togs ;
For the Young Miss From 6 to 14 Years
HERE are the ideal clothes for school, sports and
everyday wear.,, Jack Tar togs are made ocot
ton, also serge and flannel, fast color material and
comprises regulation middies, dresses, bloomers and
skirts in all sizes for the wee tots, girls and small
women.
The Fall showing is now ready and we suggest
an early selection, while the stock'is complete.
Accessories the Girls
Will Need
WE are spjendidly ready to supply the little needs
that the young miss must have during the com
ing school term. Among them are : , v
Hats . , Hosiery Gloves
Underwear Neckwear
Sweaters t
Handkerchiefs
Shoes Corset
Petticoats
We are tha only store in Omaha carrying th regulation school
uniforms as authorized by tha faculty of
t ) , Brownell Hall
' AND
Sacred Heart Academy ..
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Stare Hours i
0 A. M. to
P. M.
EVERYBODY STORtr
Have You a Room You Can Rent
To Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors? , .
Each year thousands of visitors come to Omaha and are
unable to secure proper accommodations.
In order that we may boost Omaha and thte frreat event
and make it possible for mote visitors to come to Omaha, we
have arranged to rent your spare rooms to'our out-of-town
customers during the Ak-Sar-Ben Festival. '
If.you have a room, give your name and address to our
"Ask Mr. Foster, Information Desk,
with information regarding room, and they will rent it for you.
Everything New in Hats
In Here at Burgess-Wash
NEW tones as refreshing tfc theAutumn air.
The new gray hats, soft, becoming, in shapes for all types.
Phaatant brown, as golden as a russet apple, a very popular
shade for Fall. , Then there is the purple and the new blue, and
plenty of black for those who care for it. -s , . , . -
. Hatters' plush and duvetyn materials. Prices range from
Suits Ar Fashionable
For Fall
TMST1NGTIVE euits in the new, cor- r,
Ux rect styles. This early showing
features a goodly collection of hand
some suits which typify the smartest
styles, the choicest fabrics and the fin
est tailoring and almost every' day1
adds new arrivals to swell our shoAv-ing.-
Of especial interest are the l .
New Style Lines
New Materials
New Trimmings
$5 Up
New Fall Gloves
To Match the New Apparel
T;
The smart strap wrist gloves of te finest
French kid, with pearl clasps and fancy
embroidered stitching -in brown beige,
beaver, taype, tan, black and white, $5.50
to $8.50. . , . -ir
Chamois Gloves
TRpv'm the, nroducts of America's best
suit designers and makers and so fascinating
are their becoming lines and distinctive style
features that women will find them irresist
ible. ' ' ,
, Sacsnd Floor.
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Pretty New Costume
Blouses ?
OF street shades, worn with
the tailored . suits ' ithey
give the appearance -of a
andsorrte three-piece cos
tume. ' ' .. -
" Here, too,' embroidery arid
beading are used with a lav-
ish hand. Models of taffeta,
charmeuse and crepe Georg
ette drop just over the skirt
band, tying wtib long sashes.
The Corset
Is All Important
BEFORE planning your Au.
, tumn wardrobe you will
be pleased to hear that our
new Fall models of Corsets
have arrived and are now
ready for your selection.
There is a great variety of
styles and handsome materials
attractively trimmed, in
models for every type of
figure. .
Slip on Chamois Gloves for
street or motoring. These are
very serviceable as they can
be washed with ' soap and
water. Natural shade only
$3.50.
Stratf Wrist Gloves
- Strap wrist gloves made of Duplex, double, washable cloth,
having the appearance of undressed leather in white and mastic
shade, Thursday,, $2.50.
V f : t Doeskin Gloves
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White doeskin-washable gloves, one clasp, pique sewn. Thurs
day, $2.15. . - '
V , ( Main Floor. V (
Thursday Is Baby Day
'ifi
With the New
Free - W e s t i n g ho u se
Electrically Driven
Seyving Mac h i ne
Yo'o- may now secure the famous FREE sewing machine e quipped
with
Built-in Westinghouce Motor
a motor that is truiy part of the ma
chine itself, designed for the one purpose
oi operating the ree machine not
after thought or attachment
an
We Want You to See and Oper
ate the Free-Westinghoue
THERE was a Little Girl
(But that's another
story.)
' There is a wee little Baby
Girl and she is the one we
are interestd in. ' Perhaps she
has known one bright sum-
, mer or at best two, and to us
now is of utmost importance.
At any rate the summer is past .
. and fall is here. She must
have new little dresses, and
underwear just a bit warmer.
So in our jiew collection may
be found
Warm ahd Comfortable Garments for
. Fall and Winter
-Baby Dresses
' All made by hand, with bits of embroidery arid tiny
- lace used as a trimming. Priced at $3.75 to $57.00. ,
Baby Petticoats
Hand-made, with tiny ruffles or plain hand scal
loping, $3.75. to $8.50. . ; .
; . Baby flannel petticoats,1 scalloped and plahv$l.t5
Baby's Knit Sacqties ;
In white,; trimmed with prett pink or blue shades
of yarn.- .-.
- Baby' Cashmere Hoie, 60c
Baby Bootee, 75e to $2.25; in silk, $2.95
, , . Baby'. Silk and Wool Hose, $1.00
Baby't VeMa, 75c to $4.50
. Baby' Band, 65c to $1.50
' - Baby'. Blankets, $2.25 to $4.50
Bring in some partially made
garment stitch for an hour or;
so on the Free-Westinghouse
rmi will Vi a vaalivai Vi o amu.
ing can be made a pleasure. g,Sv
The Free-Wettingheuae machine
may be had in either the port
able model pictured $85, or the
new de.k model at $125.00.
Partial Payments May
Be Arranged For.' .
Third Floor.
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' The Annual Honie Sales
WHICH WILL INCLUDE ,
China Draperies Silver Linens
Hugs Housewares Lamps Etc,
Start next week with wonderful stocks of new goods to be
sold at prices surprisingly low. . . .
. - The sales that home-makers have been waiting for. 1
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Housewives!
- Here's a Special Sale of
Canning Needs E
'iV J
y JELLY GLASSES, tin top, Kftn
dozen ; wUC
FAMILY SCALES, weighs to 24 lbs. dJO fQ
by ounces ,.. PwOi7
FRUIT JAR RINGS, be.t quality rubber;
3 doxen for 1
BOYD CAPS, porcelain lined, will fit
Mason jars. Per dozen .t
STEAM CANNERS, made of enam
eled ware, wire inset , . . .
JELLY BAG, handy jelly Tag or strainer;
be' fastened to table; easy to
clean :
FRUIT JAR HOLDERS, made of gal
vanized wire; 6 for J
STIRRING SPOONS, made of forced
iron, heavily tinned ; large size
25c
29c
$2:95
nor; can
25c
50c
15c
Eureka
Fruit Jars '
49c a Dozen
The straight sides and large
tops make it easy to clean and
fill, the self-sealing glass top
with patented closing device
make it the most practical jar
in the market. The price
quoted is very special and can
not be duplicated. Buy now
for your present and future v
needs.
MIXING BOWLS, fla.. mixing
bowls; large size
SIEVES, made of tin with perforated
bottom, seamless
$1:19
25c
PRESERVING KETTLES, gray enameled, seam-
tens,- targe u-quarc
size .-. '
PRESERVING KETTLES,
seamless, 18-quart
size
COLANDER, gray enameled, seam
less DISH PANS, gray enameled, seam
less; large size
ALUMINUM STRAINER, seamless, has 7Q
long handle I , 7C
$1.00
all white enameled,
.. .. $2.39
69c
$1.00
Tie Origin! Food.Drink For All Agea No CookingoomUn iUetib4e
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