Sermon on Cross
' I))' Dr. Fast Ends
Theater Services
Omaha Will i IMter Place
in Whirl, to Live If It It
tlirUtian City, Saji
Mcthmlint Minuter.
Dr. J. W, G, Fa. pastor of Fir.l
Mthocjikt t'picnpst church, apeak
yrttrrday in Uraiidri theater,
I lie law oi a rif o( holy wrrk
noon hour smicM, tatel that the
iron it the symtxtl of power ami
victory "! ia the hallmark of
I tinman faith,
"We ahowld pause on this Good
I'ruJay t think of the no." taid
Dr. 1-ai.t. M7he ditilc under.
mk4 me nfnitu-aiire of the cron.
Jrnia aiil, tine yon take up your
cro and follow me.'"
"The rro Hiram that your
Christianity and my ChriM unity liai
domcthmit that ii eternally tian
forming the world. ChriMunity haa
the powrr to take the ugly and ie
.ulsive thine and make them beauti
ful and meaningful, to make the
ilrtrrt bloaaoni a the roue. Men
and women will be more wonderful
when they are C'lirijtian. their
I euonalitie will be beautified. Oma
ha will be a better place in which
to live if it ia a Christian city."
The speaker inserted that God it
love and He o loved the world that
II9 save hr only on on the rrois.
"It i a tar rrv frrnn lh divt nf
Jesus to our day," Dr. I;at added,
, "but the cross should mean as much
to Christiana today as it meant to
the disciple of old."
George Campbell led the singing.
The parquet of the theater was
filled and many stood.
Omalians Attack Dandelion
Pest in Cleanup Drive
Yesterday wa "Dandelion and
flower Bed Day" on the calendar of
Clean-up week.
Citizens had been requested to
dig dandelions, exchange plants,
plant flower beds and trim shrub
bery. Promoters of Cleanup week state
that the dandelion pest has decreased
perceptibly in the last three years.
"Keep tip the fight against the
yellow peril," is the battle cry of the
forces lined against the dandelion
Continental Club Speaker
Discusses New Revenue Law
The new state tax law was dis
cussed yesterday by R. M. Switzler
at the regular meeting of the Con
tinental club in the Brandeis restau
rant. Mr. Switzler, who has given this
subject considerable study, asserted
that the new law will work several
injustices if carried out to the letter,
particularly in the matter of taxing
credits. J
Brief City News
IV,' S Spend Day in City H. L. Ste
VJS -Bliaiis, city commissioner of Kear-
.trj, vvao u. rioiiM, Alt viuaun
yesterday.
World to Open Vantages vaude
ville will feature the program of
the new World theater at Us open-'
tng at 11 today.
. To Plead Own Case-rFor the sec
ond time Otto Cole, charged with
the murder of Harry Hahn, store-
keeper, refused counsel. Ho, will
plead his own case.
mp. tienrjr ueis iftci no.
Blanche Henry was granted divorce
nnd alimony from Fra'hk S. Henry
in Judge Sears' court yesterday.
They are both, musicians.
Butler Is Candidate! City Commis
sioner Dan Butler announced yes
'Jt terday his decision to Tun for gov
ff ernor on the democratic ticket. He
ia expected to file at Lincoln tcday.
Itanehrr Visits Omaha Col. and
Mrs. John B. Henderson of Midway
ranch. Coiad, Neb., are spending a
ffew days at the Hotel Fontenelle
here before returning to their ranch
for the summer.
Motorist Freed Because no one
appeared against him, G. W. Mlckel-
aon.. baker, Twenty-fourth and Lake
streets, charged with driving a mo
tor car while intoxicated, was freed
in police court yesterday.
Master Lilies Scarce Due to the
fact that the crop is small and the
demand large, dealers N report an
Raster lily shortage here this year.
The price is 50 cents a bud or blos
som, the same as last year.
Hold War Hero James Meldrom.
25, 2013 Harney street, a decorated
war hero and bearer of scars from
three wounds, was held under $3,000
bond on the charge of forgery in
the Central police court yesterday.
Wnnts Ptvorec Canceled Miss
f elen Krause has started action to
net aside tne divorce ner nusoana
obtained from her a short time be
fore his death, in an effort to share
in the estate of the late potash baron.
Brazilian Guest Hero Senor Se
bastio Sampaio, c3mmercia,l attache
and consul premiere classe for Bra-
ail, who is touring the United States,
will be the guest of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce next Thurs
day. Pnts $1,000 In Bonds Seeing an
"ad" In The Bee that the govern
ment pays 4 1-2 per cent on invest
ments, a widow took a check for
11.000 from an insurance company
to Postmai.er Black yesterday and
asked him to invest the money in,
government 'bonds for her.
To Try New Surfacing County
commissioners are going to try out
patented bitulithic paving In Douglas
county. Road 38 for two miles be
tween West Dodge and Center, and
Road 41. tor two miles west of Elm
wood park to the intersection of
Road 38 are to be surfaced with this
new matrlal.
Holiday No Exerwc Sam Palley,
tailor, 110S North Eighteenth street
charged with illegal possession ef
liquor, pleaded for leniency in police
court yesterday because of Jewish
, holiday customs. The court held
that a Jewish holiday was no excuse
- for having liquor in the cellar and
lined Palley 1100.
Visits Great-Grandmothers Lit
tle Blossom Marguerite Henning, ac
companied by her mother. Mrs. O.
R. Henning of Thermopolis, Wyo.,
Is visiting her two great-grand
mothers In Omaha. They are Mrs.
adelina L. Kauffold. 2513 Spencer
400S Nortli xweniy-mnin street.
Hishopa to Convene Here Bishop
Ernest W. Shaylev announced yes
terday that the annual convention
of domestic missionary bishops of
the Episcopal church will be held
in Omaha. Thursday and Friday.
I April 20 and 21. Convention head
quarters will be at Hotel r onteneue.
Richops from the entire country are
expected to gather here.
I
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Delegates to Kiwarm
, Convention Selected
Id aid White, prr.ijent ff the
Omaha Kmani club. d L U
I add, aerretary, have hern named
delegates to the international conven
r
Free Movies for the Kiddies
"The Little Reformer"
with Bessie Love.
' Saturday, 9 and 10:45 A. M.
BtMNa Aiiiwtu riltb fleer
Easter
Messages
May be sent direct
from our Ask Mr.
Foster office. Especially
designed v blanks with
Easter lily letterhead
add attractiveness to a
warm personal greet
ing. Sample folders of
Easter greeting sug
gestions will help you.
BurM-Nfc Third Floar
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000
New Hosiery
This smartest of
hosiery will accompany
tne new Easter suit on
Easter Sunday morning.
An all silk with French
clox in gray, white,
black, brown and sand;
also the hose with the
popular Pointex heel.
Priced at
$3.50 to $5.00
Novelty Hoae in black
with orange, canary,
sand and green tops and
Pointex heels, in exquis
ite Jersey Silk. Priced
$5.00
To Match the
Tweed Suit
Is a new one. Of lisle
and silk weave in such
shades as tan, cordo
van, meadow lark, rose,
blue and black.
Pair, $1.25
Burf t-Nih Mala Floor
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" Stationery
Tuberose and Piccadilly .
Linen
A new flat sheet cor
respondence paper of
first quality. 60 sheets
in box, $1.00. Envelopes
to 'match, pkg., 40c.
Easter Cards
Attractively designed
and thoughtfully writ
ten cards that convey
appropriate m e ssages
are reasonably priced.
Wide assortment.
Burt-Nh Main Floor
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Easter Gifts
In Jewelry
A thousand articles se
lected from our regular
stock and marked at 55c
each.
Included are the fol
lowing: Brilliant Bar Pins In
several 'designs and
lengths.
Novelty Bead Neck
laces Jade, amber,
jet, amethyst, ruby,
and sapphire.
Earrings Jet, j a d e,
x ruby, coral, Sapphire,
and amber.
Novelty Girdles Com
binations of black
with blue, black with
red and black with
jade. And a great
many others.
Burgwsa'-Nath Maia Floor
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- Hair Nets
Gainsborough Hair
Nets, double mesh,
cap and fringe, all
colors, 2 for 25c. v
Carmen Hair Nets with
elastic, also knotted
. ends, 3 for 25c
G a i n b o rough Hair
Nets, single mesh, cap
and fringe, all-colors,
large size, 3 for 25c
Human Hair Nets, cap
' shape, dozen, 50c
Burrtft-NasK Main Floor
lilt; UHE:
tion of Kiuii dubs, to t held in
Toronto, Canada, June 19 2!, ac
cording to announcement made at
the club luncheon at Ifotrl Rome
ye.trrday. C J. Lyon and J. II.
Scharf were chosen alternate dele
gates. 1 he Pes Moines club Is going after
the international convention for that
BDBGESSri
HJipgeinit
Taffeta Frocks for Girls
Priced $10
fx
Two Art Illustrated
' Bureau-Null Juaior
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Costume or Sport
Blouses
Priced $5.00
A special offering in time for
Easter. Over-the-skirt models of
georgette in attractive colors to match
suit or hat.
Jade Tomato Rose ,
Flesh Navy White
Blouses that are elaborately beaded,
braided and embroidered in self
color or in contrasting tone.
Burgtn-Naih BIoum Shop Third Floor ,
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Newest In Pumps
For the Easter Promenade
' Priced $11.00
New gore style pump of soft patent
made with short vamp, round toe and
flat covered heel. The series of in
step straps gives the effect of a high
French heel, with none of its dis
comfort." .
Burieai-Naah Shoo Shop Maia Floor
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Sporting Goods
Golf Hose, $1.85
An all wool hose made in' Scotland. The
colors are gray and black only. There are
all sizes.
Golf Balls
Beacon golf balls;
new, fresh stock, ex
tra quality, dimple
marking. Special
Each, 45c
Golf Bags
Sunday golf bass,
in tan or white, with
ball pockets attach
ed to side.
Each, $1.50
Golf Clubs, $2.45
An exceptionally good club, made by a re
putable firm and sold under our own trade
mark. You really must see-them to appre
ciate this wonderful value.
Boys' Finger Mit
Boys' fielding glove made of genuine leath
er. A real value at $1.00.
Burf.aa-Naah Fourth Floor
OMAHA. SA'llKDAV. APKIL 15. mi.
city for PJ4, according i a letter
almc the u pert of the Omaha del
egation, Dn A. Zttava, conceit pianist, ap
pearing this week at the Orplieum,
who it an honorary member of the
(Uirfalo Kiwanis itb, was a gue.t
at yesterday's luncheon, After he
had favored the cluj with samples
of hit an at a punitt, he was unaui
mou.ly elected to hoiitirary member
thin in the Omaha club.
Neat week's luncheon will he in
charge of the "Muni" committee, it
wat announced.
For tip-t'vdate snort new a read
The Pee. You will find it very in-tereting.
"EYERYBODYfe STORE
Mws I M -for
Equal to this Easter occa
sion and many other "dress
up" times to come are the
charming little frocks in this,
specially priced group.
Perky frills, ruffles
and sashes adorn these
otherwise sknple styles
for growing girls.
They are made of an
exceptionally nice qual
ity taffeta in brown,
navy, copen or black.
Sizes 6 to 14.
Shop Third Floor
In Time for Easter Sale of
Novelty Silk Gloves
I n Two Groups $ 1 .79 : $2.49
Amazing values. Hundreds of pairs of gloves from a
famous maker. All are gloves of first quality every pair
perfect ; every pair priced much less than wholesale.
12-Button
12-button and gauntlet
length, heavy Milanese
silk gloves, tucked tops and
heavy embroidered backs.
In gray, white, brown,
beaver and navy.
Pair, $1.79
Burgau-Naab Clova
Lovely Easter Hats
$g00 $y50 $075
Beautiful selections from Fashion's choicest creations.
Smart Tailored Models
Clever Sports Types
Wide Brimmed Dress Hats ,
Straw fabric effects of intricate design, trimmed with
gay flowers, soft feathers, shining ribbons and ornaments.
Juvenile Millinery
"Madge Evans" and "Little Miss Gage" tailored and
dress-up hats for little girls are sold exclusively in Omaha
by the Burgess-Nash company. Moderately priced at
$1.95 to $7.50
Burrna-Naah Hat Shop Third Floor
Rialto Man Fmri April
Shower; GtU Insurance
Insurance againat ram next Sunday
ia the gamble Juliui K. John.ou.
manager of the Rialto theater, hat
taken. He hat paid f.M to a local
insurance man. The policy it (or
J.'.txitt and guarantee auanut more
Hash t
New Frocks for Easter
$25
BuTfM
1 16-Button
16-button heavy Milan
ese silk with fancy tucked
top, self and contrasting
silk embroidered backs in
white, gray, navy, brown,
beaver and pongee.
Pair, $2.49
Sbop--Maia Floor
than one tenili t( an inch of fain
front J o'clock to 10 o'clock thai
ni.ht. It ia helieved l IN li.l
tune audi a ky hat heen niinen
in Umaha. Mr, Johnson rtplaiued
that he houuhi the .tolicy on the
strength of lharlea Ouplm kui at
the Kialto theater in ln new comedy,
"fay lav.H
r
SatMirdlay
and $35
re
This is the story of
Easter preparedness
and supreme value in
j a a a
aresses ioia ac me mo-
ment when your urgecn
for new spring clothes
is at its height.
Canton Crepe
Crepe Knit
Crepe de Chine
Simplicity, the charm
of springtime, is char
acteristic of each model.
Some are heavily
beaded in jet or colors ;
others trimmed only
with roses of self material.
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New' Little Capes
For Tiny Tots
v Two Stylet Aro llluatratod
Priced $7.50
.Cunning .little capes ior chilly
mornings and evenings. They are
made just like mother's new one
with a full flare from the shoulder.
A lovely little baby collar or a tiny
fringed scarf are their only vanity,
for these capes are very practical
little affairs of soft woolens'.
Burgaaa-Naah Infant Shop Third Floor
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Optical Specials
To i n tro
duce our
t A f
new
opti
cal depart
ment, we
offer two
s p e c i als
in reading
spectacles.
. Heavy s k ull
grip zylo frames
glazed with
deep curved
reading lenses.
Gold -filled
frame with zy
lonite rim and
full covered zylo
temple. Priced
$500
$750
Burgeaa-Naah Optical Shop Meizanina Floor
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Red Arrow Booth
Petticoats
and
Pettibockers
$198
1
500 garments of fine quality jersey
silk. Exceptional values doubly ap
preciated, because they come in time
for Easter wearing. Every garment
perfect each a correct style. Petti
coats made with flounces, pettibock
ers with fitted cuffs. . Sizes 30, 32, 36.
No C. O. D.'a No Phone Order
No Mail Order
BurfoM-Naah Dowastair Stor.
Hoy Hfkt tifil IVititi rr.
tfifuc, cH, Apnl
cial 'I'clriiiam )-I Werner
fK4 4 lH il-dd I'OV namrd Tut
tie f t ilioiini2 hIhk the cli'l-l
Mas found lull toum In enrf t
the cud cf a lat in the lihie ncr,
The toy at tken home and udl
trfocer.
Flowers for Easter
Cut flowers and blooming plant;
daintiest ef corsauen, irraeeful baskctji
and potted plant, moderately priced.
urtwNMk rte Sh MMain lUar
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Easter
Candy
Bitter Sweets
For the lover of de
lectable sweets, the Old
Fashioned llitterswect
Chocolate that is a bit
larger than ordinary
creams, makes a de
lightful Easter gift. Our
Dream package.
Per lb., 52c
It ta0 only
a cotton
bunny
1 tfid a chocolate egg
to delight a child
on
Easter morning.
Bird Nest Basket
and eggs, 10c.
Easter Basket s
Large assortment priced
at 10c and 25c.
Eggs Of marshmal
Iqw and jelly, various
sizes and colors.
Other novelties loo
numerous to mention.
New and lovely.
Huyler's Gifts
BasketsFilled with
assorted nuts, hard
candies and jars of jam.
$5.00 and $6.00.
Easter Lily C a n d y
plant 8 inches high;
pot filled with candy.
Each, $1.00.
Orange Blossom Six
inches high. Blossoms
filled with assorted
candies. Priced $1.
Miniature Plants iz
inches high. Choco
late pots, 25c. :
Burftti-Naah Mazzanino Floor
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Drug Specials
Dr. Miles' Tonic, 89c.
Dr. Miles Blood Turifier,
89c.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
19c.
Dr. King's New Discovery,
94c.
Hagee's Cod Liver Oil, $1.29.
Power's Asthma Relief, 39c.
2-qt. Red Rubber Fountain
Syringe, 98c.
Mecca Compound, large size,
98c.
Haywood's Antiseptic Tile
Ointment, 39c. ,
Tiz for sore; feet, 29c.
Burfcai-Naah Main Floor
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A New Book
for Easter
The Ideal Gift
'in the Favor of the
King" is a book just
out, by Hawthorne
Daniel, former Omaha
man. It is a story of'
Coronado with , all the
glamor and romance of
that charming historical
tale.
BurgMt-Nath Main Floor
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Soap Specials
Classic Soap, 5 bars, 23c
With each five bars,
one can of "Sunbrite"
Cleanser FREE. Satur
day only.
'No phone orders, no de-
liveries, no mail orders.
Burf eti-Nath Downataira Storo
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Haif Bobbing
Bring trie kiddies to
Barber Bill's shop,
where they may have
their hair cut before
they know it, and ride
a horse at the same
time. Every young man,
no matter how young,
and every little ''maid,
will want to look his
and her best on Easter
Sunday.
