Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1915, Page 5

. WOULD RUN AGAIN ISLM THI ROUL LHODOUE TUOM, | JUIPISALG I0) FAVPIPURY off 0 soxr ) Surde] s] Jeuwomwuty) uwojdurgsey 3¢ SUBIONIOL HINGTON, Dec. 10.—(Spe-| cial Telegram.)—Spicy political gos- sip following on the democratic na- | tionaltional committee here, tells more strongly than ever of the con- viction of a large share of the mem- | bers of the committee and of the po~' litical leutenants of the administra- tion, that William J. Bryan is getting ready to run for president against Wilson. It became known today the most im- portant topic of discussion under the surface at the meting of the committes was the plan of Bryan. The most as- tute of the politiclans declared Bryan was taking a course that could mean only one thing, that he would contest with Wilson for the nomination, provided it looked as If a democratic adminis- tration was probable for the four years. The fact that Charles Bryan, brother of the Commoner, has recently refrained from signing the Wilson petition in Ne- braska has not escaped attention here. The various activities of the former secretary of state are being carefully watched by the political aldes of the White House Moreover, it {s known in inside circles that they are glving the White House u lot of worry. It is feared that Bryan is prepared to go the limit in his opposition to the president and that If things do not go his way at 5t Louis next June, he may even lead a bolt and try to rend asunder President Wilson Sends in Names of Number of Postmasters for State. ONLY ONE -NEW NOMINATION (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—(Special Tele- gram.)~The following recess appoint- Cozard; John J. Adams, jr, Crawford; John Grabensteink, Bustis; Alexander Lowry, Harrison; Georga Adam Herzog, Harvard; A. B, Maun, Laurel; ¥, H. Gustav Blasse was the only new nomi- made by the president today, and named for postmaster at Bouth w. president of the Manufacturers' assoclation, was elected vice president for Nebraska at the National Rivers and Harbors today. Text of President Wilson's Speech to Commerce Chamber (Continued from Page Two.) and that this spirit of give this spirit of wonng success better goods and better better training will through o H 1 1 h‘ i ! i | will have its conquest far and when we come back from our voyage of trade, we will not feel i i 144} i1 be behind us ait by the n of Ex-Governor Aldrich Is Married LLIANCE, Neb, Dec. )0.—(Special.)— of Mrs., 1da Ross was the & pretty wedding Wednesday evening when her daughter, Miss Evelyn was united In marriage to Chester M. Aldrich of Lincoln, the cere- . Lewis Mcintyre of the Presbyterian church, The couple were unattended, only immedi- 3 E 3 After the ceremony an elaborate wedding dinner was served. The bride was attired in a gown of trimmed with yed by Miss Edna Bow- s Catherine Kniest sang “O one of the popular members Alliance soclal set, being a graduate ' #chool And has attended the | Lincoln, Mr. Aldrich is the #on of ex-Governor Aldrich and is con- Tel with the company. trip Mr. and St home to their friends at Lincoln, |SUBMARINE LOOTS %" MRS. L. D. RICHARDS DIES * | Fremont women, dlnd at her home here hind us, | one and | After as' hort wed- Mra. Aldrich will be OILER PETROLITE American Tanker Shelled by Aus- trian Underwater Boat and Provisions Taken. ONE SEAMAN I8 SLIGHTLY HURT WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The American tank steamer Petrolite, at- tacked Sunday in the eastern Medi- terranean by an Austrian submarine, arrived safely at Algiers today with the report that the submarine fore- ibly took its provisions, Arrival of the tanker was reported to the State department late today in o consular dispatch from Algiers. It sald the captain told of being shelled when nineteen hours out of Alex- andria by a submarine flying the Austrian flag, which allowed him to proceed after examining his papers and seizing a quantity of provisions, One seaman was slightly injured by a shell fragment. ‘The report did not say whether the steamer was warned and ordered to halt before the submarine opened fire, On this question will hinge largely the nature of any representations which may be made by the United States to Austria. The selzure of provisions, however, s likely to be the subject of a vigorous protest regardless of what happened be- fore the tanker came to a atop and sub- mitted to visit and searc! Grand Island Man Dies from Effect of Auto Accident GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec, 10.~(8pe- clal)—~The funera! of Willlam Meler, for thirty-three years a resident of this city, took place today, Mr, Meler was fatally injured some weeks ago when struck by | an automobils while walking along the Iincoln Highway to his home. The skull was fractured and he has since that time been a patient in the General hos- pital iIn this ecity. An operation was performed, which for a time it was be- lleved would be successful in saving the man'y lfe. However, a few days ago he became weaker and the end rapidly approached. He leaves his wife, three daughters, one son and four brothers. The funeral was held under the ausploes of the Anclent Order of United Work-| S% . [men and the Plattdeutsche Verein. \ Use The Bee's “Swapper” columm. OF PARALYSIS AT FREMONT FREMONT, Neb, Dec. 10.—(Special)— Mrs. L. D, Richards, one of the ploneer Friday afternoon following an iliness of over three years. She suffered a stroke of paralysis three years ago, which left her in a helpless condition. She was 68 years of age and had lived in Fremont sfnce 1871, She was born In Vermont and was married to Mr. Richards, the well-known Fremont business man and politiclan, before coming to Fremont. Her husband, four children and three sisters, all residents of Fremont, survive, Dyspeptics! End Stomach Misery, Gas, Indigestion ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ neutral- izes acids in stomach and starts digestion, Stops any sourness, heartburn, or food rising in few ach Is merely & matter of how soon .T(h taking some Diapepain. e your stomach is lacking in diges- tive power, why not help the stomach to do its work, not with drastic drugs, ‘b::h & re-enforcement of digestive agents, - &8 are naturally at wo b rk In the People with weak stomachs should | take a little Diapepsin occasionslly, and there will be no more indigestion, no foeling like & lump of lead In the stom- ach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on tomach or belching of undigested food, headaches, dissiness or sick stomach, and besides, what you eat will not ferment and polson your breath with nauseous odors. Al these symptoms resulting from a sour, out-of-order stomach and dyspepsia are generally relioved five minutes after taking a lttle Diapepsin. | Go to your druggist and get a 80-cent | case of Pape's Diapepsin now, and {Will always go to the table with hearty appetits, and what you eat will taste good, because your stomach and Intestines will be clean and fresh, and you will know there are not going to be | any more bad nights and miserable days | for you. They freshen you and make ! you feel like life is worth lving.—Adver- | tisement. | Tnotect Yoursodf! Qet HORLICK’S 'MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All and sustaining, THE BEE: OMAHA, TURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1915, A Thousand SLIPPERS ?mehtod !Ilpp;’ren for Women, in all colors. Special, o $1.25 and..... ‘. bdes 51.50 Indian Moocasins for Men, Women and Children, genuine Indian Sl 50 Prices trom THe¢ to..... . 2 - . R R 2 s B I R R b SAMPLE LEATHER| TWO BAG Loathor Traveiing | neTPIALS | Sterling Silver Toilet Ware Rolls, Toflet Bets, |sfik lined. The best Manicure Sets, Medl- | yalues we have ever AT HALF FRICE oine Cases, Musi Sterling Silver Tollet Sets, Manicure Sets, Rolls, Tourist Tab- | ot $1.00 | sets, Manicure Pieces, Files, Cuticle Knives, lets — Horman| yo o ' Real gea | POSItively haif price. Bcheuer's sample $24.00 Sets, $15.00 Sets, Bnis st _Malr the | DS e out AlNo | e $11.98 .. a large Jot of sam- ple bags, $|_98 worth double Regular Prices. These are wonderful values. Apt Military ete, at $7.98 DIAMONDS A | Solid Gold Hat, Pure White Perfect | Pure White Perfect | piy o $1 00[ DAl $2.00, Every Woman Likes-Gloves ‘A very timely and unusual sale of Kid Gloves for Saturday, bringing Over 100 dozen Women's Kid Gloves, worth to $1.50 a pair, at. . 9DC These gloves are one and two-clasp style, light or medium weight. They come in black, white, tan and gray; also black with white embroideries and white with black embroidered backs. They are clean, new, desirable, fresh merchandise, and, consider- ing the scarcity of imported kid gloves, these [ y are more unusual bargains. They should readily sell at from $1.25 to $1.50 a pair, S ay, 860, Special for Saturday—Women's Two-Clasp Perrin Kid Gloves, Adriano make and several other embroidered styles. White and black with contrasting backs, beautifully stitched. Should Bell to $2.00 & palr, Baturday only......c.ovvivvuinraernivans $l.65 ¢ Children’s Kid Gloves iR t teras. ya .15 Children's Gloves, unlined, sllk lined or fleece lined. Children's Gloves, Gauntlets and Mittens, all fleece lined. ehildren from 1 to 14 yoars of age. Never were blouses so for gift giving. Style and quality are prices are their own special attractions. To Be Remembered for All Time = Give a Chord in Every Home If there is one Christmas gift above all others which will be enjoyed by the ] You can conceive of no other to take the place of this instrument to make for complete satisfaction and happiness in a recipients, certainly it is a Victrola. music-loving home. The gr, With the «ver seen together in any one house. duced on records. . A Christmas Victrola ial—Vi I i gfisc a ctrola X Selections in All prettiest made. This equaled as a holiday gi This outfit wi month. Victrola Dept.—Pompeian Room. | Speoial exquisite as these new models we bought especially beyond question here and the moderate Jewelry, Leather Goods---A Wide Choice of Gifts 3-Plece Ivory Tollet Mets, In nice 00 box........v d I . Very Fine Ivory Brushes, concave back, ete., all put up in a s TR 51_00 nice lined box; ;-lueh Ivory Mirror, .': TeTa Sl.oo Tk Mammoth Do - ND DIAMOND JEWELRY Solid Gold Pendant Baby Lockets and La Vallleres, worta | put up ia beautitul | Vanity Cases, Cut Diamonds a|Cut Diamonds | each, small lot, averaging ([weighing lbout[ ‘mh ....... fl.OJ W-carat in size |62100 to 60.100-| Solid Gold La Val-| golid Gold Beauty mounted fn 14-k. Tit- |carat. $80.00 val- | lieres, beauittul solld ’Pl;l“ 'l:h pl;::q fany mountings, $70 |ues, special Sat-[80ld pendants, on |0 and catohes; g . Wy, 55 00 :o\lld gold chains. $4 s.m.,‘$40.00 wiGh $55. yalues, $].98 | bozes. Imported Ribbons Fancy Warp Prints, 7 to 9 inches wide, light and dark colors, very exclusive pat- Roman stripes, heavy silk ribbons— pretty for kensington bags. in light and dark colors. Values to $3.76. Hair Bow Ribbon, moire with satin edge; tatfeta with moire edge; 5% inches wide. Tie your packages with “Peace on Earth” Ribbon, 8-yd. bolt......... NECKWEAR Dainty Christmas Gift Many Novelties that are most attractive fn Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Fancy Frill Collars in Swiss embroidered, lace Georgette crepe. These are all boxed, at, up from. Give Her a Blouse This Christmas . ]n t Bheaoa bt osnisins 10.00 to $35.0 b : ew Blouses at $3.08 W\’ld'rf:ls oBolm at A hc‘og gn o smart | Wool Bweater Coats, nobby styles, ¥ mart Velvet Blouses A Coats, in the newest and most re- | &t $2.60 to $10.00 4 Dressy Lace Blouses Georgette Crepe cent models, of every good fabric, . 2 Dressy Chiffon Blouses Blouses a?rm,"mvl:“u.:“'n c"’l'rl;mrw" opor Soarfs bright, smapby ool : Washable Satin Blouses | Extra Quality Crepe de ’lll tl# bo;l-r values th:n th:’pr:er: o A . = s Extra Quality Crepe de| Chine mplies, but for a big Saturday | Silk Petticoats, new designs, all & Chine Blouses Filmy Lace Blouses 0 mr °.'°"'$l5.00 MZMM_&O ! Oolors: Girls’ Rain Capes and Coats Dress Skirts, silk or wool, & Maize, Flesh, Rose, Navy, Black, Cream, Nile | || * for Christmas Presents | 8toooooocoooooo. 200,10 $1800 Green and Gray. m'.n: chnuo’ot ‘:rmo‘l“{;r?:!nt n?: Pm;tz Dresses, dainty colors end T Bizes 34 to 44 :lov‘;:dl sleet. Good colors, dif- | Styles............ $13.75 to $49.00 ' 8 lerent styles. . " /LT A sttt Fur Muf all different furs, ‘T p 5 Capes, at .... W d J - - Christmas Boxes Given Upon Request il '}2538‘“.0 :},3‘6 [ AR T A $2.50 to $40.00 ¢ Victrola A Wonderful Christmas Gift That Strikes a Responsive artists of theworld are all at your disposal. ictrola it is possible to give a concert every evening of a greater variety of famous artists than were The Victrola affords a splendid accompaniment for dancing. The latest and best popular music is all repro- $82.50 Choice of Ten Double Face Victor Records—Twenty This Vietrola is like the illustration and is one of the ngecial Christmas outfit cannot be be sold on terms of $8.00 and $6.00 a L] Answers)| Careful thought and extensive pl tion of this store for Christmas shopp to be helpful in every way, but the eo lector are these: Attractive Displays— Merchandis » Wide Assortments. for Basy (| We have made it easy for yo, ‘“What shall I give?'’ in every ecase w; acceptable, something of lasting meyi,| sistent with quality. T Olean, m Sterling Handle Flatware — Odd pleces, Gravy Ladles, Cold Meat Forks, Berry Spoons, Oream Ladies, Jelly Knives, VORY SPECIALS o e Visit Santa ( A REAL PHONp If you could buy records from the would glye ycu costing three tip one you could ta k; to the lake, and fear of its being to hear one of t} ¢ ment and ask t¢ ) we Rocking Horses Swinging Rm:k\‘ a Ing Horses,k on platform, with bridle, saddle, fine mane and|;] g tafl Worth 22-inch Half bisque head and shoes and stockin, Saturday - 22-inch Kid Body Lo faces, hip jointed. 24-inch Jointed D an exceptional barg: $1.50, at...... Chains, high grade gold filled, guaran- teed. Put up in nice box, sl'oo rling BSilver large Specially Velvet Velours 69¢ 3' \ Wire Doll Beds Wire Doll Beds, trimmed in pretty pin) or blue silkoline. 14 inches 98‘ 25¢ &50¢ mfl long, 49¢; 24 inches long.......... Practical Gifts for Wife, Mo 1:och¢m ‘olkwho are having a hard time to girls who wish something practical for their Iydy Specl al Offering Silk Sweaters, beautiful colors, 98¢ 08¢ o8 Five Big 98¢ 98¢ 98¢ 98¢ Women’s Felt Christmas Slippers Made of fine 98¢ $ u n-cured felt, in the - Y i In the Picture Depn 98¢ i 200 Fine Service Trays, h 9 i 8¢ finish, eombination brass ang 98¢ bottom; all in inlaid effects. sold in Omaha as high as $3. 98¢ . 200 Pictures, fine copies of 88¢ Romney, Hiteheoek, Corot, eto, 98¢ full burnished, Etruscan and g Best quality. Good $2.50 valuns 98¢ in a holly box 8¢ 100 Large Carbon (Jopien—l : 98¢ standard subjeets, in 3-inch oaj liner. Size 20x26. Best quality, 98¢ 4 ¢ ; ¢ 100 Fine Oil Painting Rer lic w pictures, in 12x16 heavy high b ornamental antique gold. Good cial Saturday W 100 Fine Hand Carved Stapd 98¢ burnished finish. Suitable foy t ture. Sold all season for at . 3 ! bon trimmed felt soles. A Dainty Gifts in FANCY GOODS Fancy Desk Sets, made of im- O] b Boxes, Doll Cushions and many other new and exclusive 8. Special Fancy Work Baskets, lined with satin and fitted with scis- sors, thimble and leaders. From........ $1.00 o $7.50