Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1915, Page 2

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, dayi;n;s at the Tab as Caukhf On the Fly by Our Staff Artist HEAD OF U. OF C. SETTLEMENT TALKS IN OMAHA. GERMANS ATTACK FRENCH TRENCHES Paris Admits Enemy Penetrated lThompson, Belden & Co. o aad Vi Stroll Through Our Apparel Section. S e See the Newest Fashions for Fall. [ARE REPULSED ELSEWHERE |October the Month for Suits ' NONITIONS OF WAR |Sun ~ GOING 10 RUSSIA Twenty Trainloads Daily Being Sent During Last Three Months from Japan. e ., OBSERVATIONS BY AN AMERICAN ¥« NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Russia bas been receiving munitions of'war from Japan at an average rate of twenty train loads a day for more than three PARIS, Oet. 13.—A strong Ger- man force attacked the French lines i }nronnd Souchez and Vimy today. A/ months, according to Cyrus Robinson, | violent bombardment preceded !hoi The newest fashion ideas a mining engineer of London, who| |ARE Gerrivg To Be | infantry attacks, which were renewed " arrived here today on the steamship| | 8U7 ScArechows | from time to time and desperately | find expression in 'ih“e California from Liverpool. o' THER GRAND- earried out. The Germans succeeded | new arrivals—direct from Mr. Rebinson sala he was in Petro- | | moTwens * in penetrating some of the trenches, || New York City. “THE BEST THING TMIS SIDE OF WEAVEN " “THE WORST THING THIS S1DF OF HEUL™ OLD-MALD = LADY -1N- WAITING &Tad two months on government business, the nature of which ha declined to dir- ctuks, He asserted that rall eommunica- tion via Viadivostok had been turned over almost entirely to milliary trains end that the war material coming from Japan helped In a great measure to check + the recent advance of the Ceutral puwers, A number of the California’s passengers were from Glasgow. Several of those per~ THAN THIS #ons sald there hag recently returned to that port six dummy battleships that had been with the British fleet. These - G dummy battleships, by taking S freight steamers and bullding aver them / g) false woodwork and canvas so that they (// | which had been badly shattered by | the shells , but according to the| The Muscovite Suit Shown in broadcloth and gabardine with dainty trimmings of fine fur— $25, $29.50, $35.00 No extra charge for al- terations. | French official statement issued to-| night were repulsed everywhere else with heavy losses. ! BETTER AN -OLD MAID '3 EXPERT EFFICIENCY in the settlement of an estate is assured when the Peters Trust Com- pany is appointed as Executor. Confer with our Trust Officer regarding any Llary E. MDowell BILLY HAKES CALL AT THE CITY HALL {Mayor Jim is Out, but Hummel | Makes a Date for Him to View the City Parks. "resembled wor vessels, were used us de- coys In the effort to bring out German torpedo boats and also to locate land batterfes along the German coast. They are now being dismantled because the Bermans diacovered the ruse. “Land of Sunshine, Land Where People All 8mile"—Kirby " John T. Kirby, field manager of the National Retall Dry Goods assoclation, The Store for Shirtwaists An exquisite display of dainty new Fall blouses— $5.95 to $15.00 Also the mokt practical of all Waist fashions—the “Corliss Shirt” for women. Priced $1.45 Upwards. ‘who Is going through the country in the interest of good business, preaching the necessity of organization and co-opera~ 1"-!.fla spent the day visiting tho merchants here. “Mf, Kirby 18 known as an effi- «elency expert and has recently visited ninety-odd citles In the middls west, ‘“Business has everv reason to be an- couraged,” sald Mr, Kirby. “‘Bountiful crops at high prices, botter banking fu- cllities and the desire to go ahead wpeils prosperity. The tide has turned and the merchant who will set ais sails accord- MQDERN ’ Socrery “Billy” Sunday took a sudden no- tion to drop in and see the folks in the city hall yesterday noon. He was accompanied by Private Sec- retary “Bob" Mathews and Willlam Asher, an evangelist and husband of Mrs. Asher of the Sunday party. Finds the Mayor Out. Mayor Jim, not knowing he was com- ing, was not in his office. But Commis- sioners Kugel and Hummel and others desired information on the subject—he will be glad to talk the matter over with you. == W. M. RAINBOLT, Trust Officer . | were there and “Billy” visited with them. ingly ‘and %o with the tide, steering a 1 3 I - st ot et i+ oveme | 1 WO BATTLES IN | Schmidt on Trial |, awr st o'nes mes |} NSNS s graaping the opportunity, | # ~ T Wt henbtermate . peonis of (0 VG TR GRS R | [} TR US T CO. Omaha on thelr beautiful ecity. In every to go with him for a tour of the park R wey, fnoludiig 1ts magnificent atoves, hotels, and public bulldings, the spirit of | m—o:‘ewinn and 'l|flclom-y is ln'rvhlenco i!‘m-oo. of Villa Prepare to Attack on | aldes, and It compares favorably with any city In the country. I rosret | ~ASUA Pritta, Only Remaining that engagements ool me to leavo, Garrison of Carranza. but I anticipate an early return to Omaha LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 18.—~A new | venire of talesmen were to report to Judge Frank R. Willls when the trial| of Matthew A. Schmidt, charged with murder In conneetjon with the dynamit- Ing of the Los Angeles Times building, 1622 FARNAM STREET HORLICK'S system of the city and “Billy” cordially | accepted. They will ma«e the trip some time before the close of the campalgn. Department Orders, WASHINGTON, Qct. 13.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Miss Vere W. A To Chicago — Qotbber 1, 1910, was resumed here .today. | 5" v 8.0 The Orizinal to rencw the plesant relations I.tiave GUAYMAS TO BE BESEIGED |The prosecution also was cxpected (o | bomncs Dome s s Amio"s, Budler . . i T ntmah s ot o o Toake Torma request that thirteon Jurors | removea; M Kol iier' ac ilre | MALTED MILK Fast trains daily from Omaha munity and the hearty greeting I have vé: | RI, PASO, Tex. Oct. 13.—An .at-|be impannelled to hear the case. e b ot taaved: Tt T EEER. “HORLIOK'S™ | osived on all sides from thos whom I [ o5 PRI T PR A ot the Breetcition ana the detunes | HE e Bl SRiory Joueph M. Geif- | Gwloss yow sny e rrra i | vy b g g pon Agua Prieta, the only re- ‘| you imay get hnintnd have agreed to the selection of an extra | Vice Dwight H. Stotiitf, resigned. juror, who wil serve as a substitute in < case of {llness or death. b':hun !;r 'ro‘\;r ch permanent jurors have en obtained, A J . v y Jomnts Foretell Trouble arrive La Salle Station and Englewood Union Station, most convenient locations in '""m. “thin 1dea to mind, whish 1 "pass on as ‘most approrriate: The land land where the people » to Support W maining Carranza garrison in Sonora, fo fn prepardtion, according to ad- vices received last night by Villa of- ficlals in Juarez. The agreement ef- fected some months ago at Naco, with five other talesmen passed for T0 BE GIVEN AWAY ca A m some unexpected delay occures, Neb. ~(Speclal.) | through . General Hugh i Scott, the first witness in the trial probably Absolutely Free by the Central | . . barber broukht Afnerican chief of staff, providing | Wil be caled early next week. A creaky joint o Purnd } Ch]ca 0. wiven e K udgh | for the neutrality of border points, g g sy g evg 13 o e g COTTON FUTURES ACT KNOCKED BY FEDERAL JUDGE NEW YORK, Oot. 13 —~Federal Judge Hough today handed down a decision do- cliring, unconstitutional the law known ous uric acid to clog as. the cotton futures act. He rendered 4o plood and causc Jadgment in favor of Danlel T. Hubbard ¢ ,upie #hd others In a suit to recover damages B.q packs, rheu for assessments made and collected bY matic pains, sore the collector of internal revenue. { ‘aching joints, head aches, dizziness, ner {1t also fortells in- ward trouble 1t ], ( may mean that the 3¢ FiiIoy . Kidneys are mot il JRUAY/ tering the blood and &Y=V are allowing potson- g m. W‘:' county go;:rt He n:dur- wiil be ignored, it was stated. court, an was agreed by o SRR RO | T et i e o his salary for the support, A ' Ghild,” which He agreed to de | VIla fdfce and. fiight across the Amer- f Ris frecdom. loan border was predicted, it was sald. Lo w ) % s AN | Genieral' Villa is reported still at Casas A by Tram, 3] Grandey PALLS CITY, Neb., Oct, 13.—(Special.y:| An attack upon Guaymas, in’southern —Herman Bobhme, city maraha) of Rulo, | Sonora, the only west coast port con- was sligged by & teamp Saturday night. | tFolled by Villa, was reported imminent Two tramps had drifted into town uldl"‘ & message received by Calles, from A ‘tamous Comm Range, a Comfort | Hot Blast Heater, a Medal Dockash Base | Burner, an Eldridge Family Sewing Ma- | chine, a Restwell Mattress and a Clean- | well Washing Machine. All of the above articles are to be given away absolutely Free ahd are now on exhibition i our show windows. Everyone has an equal opportunity to have one or more of these splendid articles placed in thelr home ab- | volutely free. For full particulars, in re- | “Chicago-Nebraska Limited” at 6:08 p. m. “Chicago Day Express” - at 6:30 a. m. “Chicago-Colorado Express” at 4:10 p. m. “Rocky Mountain Limited” at 1:09 a. m. d to the distribution of these articles, | givon* licuor’ and were making | Jereral M. M. Diegues, Carrante com- HYMENEAL vous troubles, hear S\l ok o fatary ol the officer, when he ordered | mander a Med ot "fiu“;‘"‘::: i flutterings, and ur —_— Automatic Block Signals - Wellenwetk-Lanham, inary dlsorders ar 4 AVOCA, Neb., Oct: 13.—(Special)—Word | some of the effects p T N L T IR TR Finest Modern All- Steel Equipment b L A, has béen received here of the marriage| ©Of weak kidneys and ¥ Superb Dining Car Service of Herman G, Wellonselk of Hatvard and | if nothing fa done there's danger of | you and your pocketbook. dropay, gravel or Bright's disease, Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the most widely \sed, the best recommended kidney rem- edy in the world, Omaha People Testify: Miss Ada Lanham of Hastings, which| ocourred at Hastings last week. Mr. Wel- lenselk was for several years engaged in the banking business in Avoca. They will make thelr home at Harvard, where ickets, reservations and i at Rock Island Travel Bureau. Phone, write or i o L Early Page Count; Settler Is %ead‘v the groom Is engaged In the banking and somancaen v, ow uopas | B T et | &8 YSRALLY Dot otemgey Aot {tlere-0f Page oounty, 8t Whoee|. . Netman-Cox, Isard St, says: “I suffered from sharp H Phone: Douglas 428 A pains in my back for years. I also had day at the home of the bride's parents, | heumatic pains in my side, and left Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Cox, odcurred the|lex. Doan's Kidney Pills did me a lot of marriage of their daughter, Frances #0od.” first election was held in im0, | YORK, Neb, Oct. 13.—(Hpecial.)—Mon- enty, voles were cast, is dead. to this country in 188, s survived by four ohll- New dren. . The funeral will be held at the Methodist church at Ewsex tomorrow. o Blanche, and Waldemar F. Neiman, Rev. R. 8. Lindsay officlating. The bride is one of York's leading musiclans, while the groom is manager o the York Mill. OVER THREE YEARS LATER, Mr. Kerr sald: “Doan's Kidney Pills greatly | benefited me. All I sald in their praise some time ago, still holds good."—Adver- Location AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS, | TURKS DESTROY ARCHIVES OF FRENCH CONSULATE PARIS, Oct. 13.—The American embassy tizement. ROANS I ing company. The young couple left on the 11:13 train for a week's wedding trip. ¥ d Curtts-Shreve. ‘Margaret Shreve of Brownsville, Nebr,, informed the Frenech forelgn office toddY and Mr. Levi O, Curtis of Omaha, were that despite the protests and opposition | married by Rev. Chas. W. Bavidge, Tues- of the American consul at Beirut, Syria, | day afterncon at 5 o'clock at his resl- e BACK WHE" Where theOml;;Beo— ; [IH Universal Animated Weekly May BOYD THEATER Now Showing the Greatest % | INebraska Fuel Co. ¢ “mfls BUIHEH e French cohaulbia In that city. todence, They were wccompanied by the | o Oo. hvags. Bullala N Y. Motion Pictures | o ) which American seals had been applied, | groom's hter, Miss. Carrie Curtis : | o - and been violatad by the Turkish uthori- | = 4N 8e.18 8¢, Doug. 430 Ever Seen in Omaha. | Be Seen SR ties, who began the destruction of the . | —— Says Uric Acid in meat clogs | cnsulate aschives. y TRI BY FARNAM THEATRE i B e saeggimion | s | @ THE GREAT MAJESTIC | oo L o : ISR e t LOYAL L ] 3 : | A glass of Salts is harmless P, W. Mahoney. ‘ n Phe Great Majestic Range Demon- B.Al‘i's Tnmgm 8:25 with All-Star Cast, including : PASTIME PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Oct, 18.—(8pe- I 3 D stration Sale is proving a great TEEATER & Fri & Bat. . LYRIC MAGIO ‘way to flush Kidneys olal)—Last eyening at Valley Junotion, & 1A/ success, So wmany housekeepers GIIM Kl..l“ '0..! HANSOOM ' says .‘Mt" Ia., P. H. 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