Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 28, 1916, Page 4

I | fochools and out of them in Ame MILITARY SERVICE | WILL BE REQUIRED Dr. Edward Breck Tells Commer-| cial Club Ignorance Keeps | Prep-redneu Back [ | SAYS PEISIOIS ARE GRAFT LyT™Tee AN MHURCH when mili ‘The time is coming shortly tary servies will be required in all the said Dr. Bdward Brecx, representative of the Nattona! Navy league, in speaking on preparedness before the Commercial cluh st neon it fe igmorance that is keeping prople back from this pregram of prepared ness. All are in faver of It when they know -the facts. President Wilson was ngainst i, and is now for it. All honor | 1o a man who will change his mind on %o great a \ The speaker mainialned that we cannot | stand by the Monroe doctrine, and we cannet defend the Panama canal and | keep it meutval and open to all ships un- less we have a large navy The Mouroe doctrine snld the speaker, 1s one of the cockiest policies ever anmounced by a nation. Without a big mavy it 48 a mere bluff, as some of the Germun officers have told me many A time face to face. | remember some - subject years ago one of them sald to me: ‘The Monroe @ocirine I8 a gigantic Hluff, and the first t!me we get a chance to call REV. E. G. Ch . ,uND. it we will call it hard’ g Must Keep Monroe Doctrine, “But wh must stick to the Monr ‘THhEE MANILA CENTEHARIANS trine,” ¥aid the speaker. “Why, bless ym.l.' DIE w”mn ONE WEEK ¥ou could not abandon the Monroe Dooc- trine now if you wanted to. If you tried ‘,(v,.,,..,,,nm.m. of thé Asspciated Pross.) 1o let go of it, it would not let g0 of | MANILA, P, I, Jan. 20~The buresu o, you [henlth gives notice of the death of five Dr. Breck touchied on the criticlsm that | centenarfans, three of whom were women, i# heaped upon the Navy league in the lin one week in Manila. It points with intimations that the league Is boosting (prominence to the record of Don Isabelo for the munitions works and the stesl des los Reyes, member of the Municipal compariies, “All | need to say is that is yboard of this city, whowe. family now false,” he sald. “Steel, yes, certainly, [ numbers twenty-two children, the latest vonfess to three wteel bonds myself. | [addition being a boy and girl twins Sy, would to (God 1 had more.” Reys in fifty-one years of age. Attacking; dosephus Daniels. for muz-| The next record among leading il ti'ng Fix admirale, who hiave a real tech- | Pinow is held by Don Gregorio Araneta nical knowledge of the navy, and spenk- | Who is the father of fouteen children;. but ng for the navy Wity ondy the general |De has not yet passed his fortieth birth knowlcdge that any well-tead man can 94y, 8r. Araneta was secretary of finance PASTOR IMMANUEL SWEDISH OMAHA, FRIDAY, street i furnished and ready for his family. Rev. Mr. Chinlund will perach his first sermon In Immanuel church next Sunday Wa m,int Hwedish language e wvll preach also in the evening NEW PASTOR GIVEN A ROYAL GREETING/: Congregation of Swedish Immanuel used at Immanuel church will be in- | Augurated. The morning service on the Lutheran Charch Welcomes |t 0 o ach month and the even ing service every second Sunday will be Rev. E. G. Chinlund. in English. Other services will be In BIG “CHURCH WARMING" HELDjF"M'-‘* Rev. Emil G, Chninlund, new MIGRATION OF RATS IS ! pastor of the Swedish Immanuel TOO MUCH FOR PETROGHAD Lutheran church, Nineteenth and | S I | Cass streets, was given a royal wel- m;;;:;;{;;';’:::: "J'.:‘"'S;‘:Tr::;’f'&::"o; come by his congregation in the|..i. estimated at 50,00, surprised the chureh last évening. | residents of the city a few days ago. The He was escorted to the church, nn[“ruulnm house district and the grain ware what was in store for him,|Markets of Petrograd are infested wn: There he found ‘s large gatherirg of | IRUmerable rats, often of large size an the members that filled the big building. A lendid program of speeches and music was given by way of a “church warming” and ‘a getting-acquainted time, Representatives of seven working organizations in the church made short telks and ‘the several Swedish Lutheran ministers of the city spoke, Rev. A. T. Lorimer of the.Zion. Lutheran church spoke in English. Rev. C. G. Bloomaquist, representing the newly organized Trinity church; Rev. F. A, Linder, represgnting the S8alem and Gethsemane churches, and MRev. John A, Johns, representing the new mission district on West Leavenworth |7Ir!\‘l all spoke in the Swedish language Rev. Mr. Chinlund then responded fo the many felicitations, expressed himself delighted with his reception here and enthudlastic at the prospect of working in such & |".. and promising fleld (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) MANILA, P. I, Jan. 20~The cigar Neiows. United States is growing rapidly. A com- parative statement lssued by the collec- Rev. Mr. Chinlund was born and |tor of internal revenue for the periods brought up In Chicago. He was ordained |of January to November, 1914, and 1915, in 1900. He has held a’ number of im- portant places in the Swedish Lutheran church and i 'a close friepd of Rev. Adolf Hult, former pastor of Immanuel church. In 1001 he married Miss Alma’ Swenson and they havé oné daughter, Hthel Bvelyn, Mrs, Chinlund 18 il but will arrive in Omaha with thelr daughter in in the stillest hours of the night in serried ranks. Watchmen who see them in mo- tion take pains to get out of their way as they attack isolated men when in | numbers. The re traditions that per- sons who ha ed to Interfere with theso armies of rats have been overcome and killed and eaten. The last migration was by day and and the route led across the Nevsky prospect. Thousands were cut to pleces by the electrio street cars and bands of boys and men killed many others. This daylight migration was no doubt caused by ‘the emptying of the grain bins at the grain market. Supplies have -been distributed recently directly from the railway cars to the dealers and larger bakers, CIGAR TRADE WITH THE American consumers of 500849 cigars. During these months of 194 the total shipments amounted to 47,972,060 and in 1915 to 52,980,549, February was the month of largest increase when 9,120,487 cigars were shipped a8 against 4,087,703 in 1914. January and March showed small advances. July and September Increased about a million JANUARY 28, 1016 A new policy in regard to the language | | Conference at Bristol Holds that | areat boldness. They go to water usually | PHILIPPINES INCREASES | shows an increase in exportations to | LABOR IS AGAINST ALL CONSCRIPTION Compulsory Service Contrary to | Spirit of British Democracy. AC'HOI! 18 NEA).LY UHAKD(OUS BRISTOL, Pn(llnd Jan, 27.- A resolution protesting in the name of | the national labor party against adop- 'uon of conseription in any form was passed by the labor congress today by a card vote of 1,796,000 against 219,000, The resolution follows “That this national labor party protests ITCHING ON SCALP HAIR CAME 0UT Had to Llo Awake and Scratct Scalp, Hair Became Very Life- less and Broke Off Terribly, | HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAPAND OINTMENT ———— “My daughter had an itching on her scalp and upon it was some sort of pimples. Bhe complained of having to lie awake and scratch her scalp and her hair came out gradually till finally she had hardiy any. It R became very lifeless and split D at the ends till it just broke off terribly. “The trouble lasted several months and she tried all kinds of shampoos and soaps but all falled. Then she got Outicura Soap and Ofntment. She would wash her hair with the Cuticura Soap and after it had dried she used the Olntment. In a few days she felt better, and in a short time she was entirely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Ida Irvin, | 1 emphatically against the adoption of con- | to the military bill and in the event of it scription in any form as it Is against the | becoming law decides to agitate for, jts spirit of British democracy and full of | repeal.’ danger to the liberties of the people. e rrrre e — When the delegates assembled today ‘CONSUMPTIVE PRISONERS they found this resolution on their tables ARRIVE IN SWITZERLAND and also one on the military service blll | prpNE switserland, (Via Paris), Jan which were desiened to take the place of i %i.~Two hundred consumptive prisonérs | the numerous precosals which have been | of war arrived th Derne today. Half of made on these subjects. The other resolu- | om are Frenoh prisoners from Gere tion placed before the congress follows: | many and the remainder German prison- “This conference declares its opposition },,. from France. Get Your Free25¢c Bottle Swissco; ‘“Better Hurry Up”’ The free o bottle of “‘Swissco'' Hair and Scalp | FREE 25¢ BOTTLE COUPON Treatment, it used as directed. will astonieh you. | Tt is & New Treatment, the 4 best el ol o < g g Good for one Full-Sized 35¢ Bottle of Swissco” Hair Treatment at any of the aration before the public. It is the result of yoars of Inyestigation and research into the rea- || gnerman & McConpell Drug Go.s 4 Stores #on why so many of the halr preparations bave | | when name and address are vroperiy filled in falled In the past to do the work demanded of || On dotted lines below. Those outside of Omaha them. 1t is marvelous in its action and thou- | sands have rec amaring results just froin tho | free bottle we gave them for the asking Because you may not have received any reliet from sometbing you have tried, don't be foolish | enough g condemin everything else. You wil] he greatly benaffted by the free bottle we xive sou Ewisico' Is recommended and ‘wold by druggists | And drug departments everywhere at 80 cents and | $1.00 & hottle. Take Nothing But Smuco‘ will get a freo bottle by simply filling out coupon and sending § cents in stampe direct to the Swissco Halr Treatment Co., 8074 P. ©O. Square, Cinclanati, Ohlo, to help cover expense of DACKING, postage ete. Name . Street R F. D aty o (Give full address: write plajnly.) Offer is Gogd for Piles and Fistula Bured Without Surgical Operation or Pain. No Chloroform or Ether given. Writ- ten Guarantee Given in All Cases. Pay When Oured. Oarfare Paid One Way to Points Within 50 Miles of Omaha. Patients must come to the of- fice. Men only treated. Hundreds of the Most Prominent People in Omaha have been cured by. gl he sa'd: “If Wison is defeated for SNG4 Justicé under the “Taft administra- the ‘presidcney this fall one reasen wu"'“" be Josephus Daniels. 1f he insists upon , keeplile im at the head of the navy, | and' 1t looks as though we will probably be defeated. Anothor res. | won will be his unfortunate phrase, “Tes proud to fght. " Fhe Apeaker apoke disdainfully of the | small amounts appropriated for the army and nhv 1 . the ridiculously larke wum_ of 000,00 paid annually Inpen slond o soldiers of a warfought u hailf | a contury ago, “Fully one-halt of that | I graft,” he sald, I wish we could | have o public Wan In congress oy some- where else that had courage enou, stand up and say so. But they have to) look out for their votes. As I have no | political ambitions, whaterever, T wil say, It for them." order for 2,000,000 mc *cloth for the Russian for delivery beginning next dru # Hair Fall Out Dottle of ‘‘Danderine’’ hair thick, strong, this! Doubles beau. your hair in few . ... moments, WJ ~ Berry, W. A, Time, tide ynd Bee Want-Ade walt for Would have |no man. . Danicls for wometime, then Mr, W ilzon | opportunity Jest. a fow days. Antopportunity missed va an Oleomargarme Alford & Goodin Benson, Neb, Andemn, Au 8t 18 No. 24th, Omaha. brust, Wm. 3602 So, 20th, Omaha, Averbach, H. H. ; 818 No. 24th, South Side. Azorin, H. : 2350 Se. 20th, Omaha. Buloy, Mrs. Olive 2701 Madison St Omaha. 4716 So. 24th, Bouth Side. Bee Hive Grocery © A6th lll‘ Cllllll‘. " Berkovitaz, J, Within ten minutes after tiog of Danderine you can not #le, trace of dandruft or falling hlll Llfl )0" scalp will not itch, but what will Piekse you most will be after a few 1502 No. 24th, Omaha. Bernstein & Brown 1404 80. 16th, Omaha. Bernstein & Cohn 2601 No. 24th, Omaha. l\Bh'nd. Chas. Bogatz, F. 265 So. 21st., South Side. Burstein & Rimmerman 3724 Sherinan Ave., Omaha, Chalupsky, J. 4002 L 8t, South Side. Christensen, J. 30th and Pinkney, Omaha. Clanton, L. 3501 Center, Omaha. Collins & Hannigan 3904 Q St Omaba. Crew, J. D. Dietz, R. * 424 No. 24th, South Side. Economy Store, No, 2 2622 Leavenworth, Omaha. Edquist, C. B. . 3004 No. 24th, Omaha. A L Fingyton, C'mn Y St, Omabs. Goldware, J. 4101 Grand Ave. Omaha. Goldware, Slm, Jr., 3621 Sherman Ave., Gross, J. A, ! 1224 No. 34th, Bouth Side. Gross, M, Hagelin, F, 2804-6 Leavenworth, Omaha. 324 and Arbor, Omabe. Omaba. 419 So. 26th Ave., Omaba 1837 N, 34th St, Omaba. Rev, Mr. Chinlund 1s now a_guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. 2119 Cass street, until the parsonage ut where he wil each. August 2,000,000, off over 3,600,000, . Hypse, remain %006 California | for lots of anawers. Phone while October fe'l Wanted—Some Wants-Ads in exchange The Bee N, Btate Rd., Westerville, Ohlo, July 23, '15 Sample Each Free by Mail ‘With 32-p. Skin Book on request, Ad- dress post-card “‘Cuticura, Dept. T, Boe- ton.” Bold throughout the world. Phone Red 4390. DR.WILLIAM CREIGHTON MAXWELL 408-9-10 Omaha National Bank, 17th and Farnam Sts: Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. Dealers “SWlft S Hmn’ngumu.m Hayden Bros. © 104-112 Bo. 16th, Omehia. Heath Bros. 8001 No. 24th, Omaha. Helfrich, H. L. Hibbeler & Co. 2312 Vinton St., Omaba. Horwich, C. 2108 N St, Omaha. Howell, W. H., & Sons 1718 Leavenworth, Omaba. e A.' 4224 8o, 30th, Omaha. wald, J. vy 1420 Military Ave, Omaha. Jenun, (o3 1700 No. 24th, South Side. ‘Jepsen Bros. 2502 Cuming, Omaha. Johnson, E. A. Park Ave. & Leavenworth, Johnson, Tom 20th and Leke Sts., Omaha. Jourdan, D. J. 1701 Vinton, Omaha. Karsch, E., Co. 1820 Vinton. Omaha. Katleman & Hannegan 602 No. 18th, Omaha. Katskee, A. 224 and Jefferson, Omaha. Kelly, L. F. 29th and Frenklin, Omaha. Knudsen, J. H. * 4916 Cuming, Omaha. J, P, Brane, Albright. Kulakofsky, I. 1944 S0, 10th St Omaba. Kulakofsky, R. 2404-6 Ames Ave., Omaha. Lincoln, H. London, L. 3 462 So. 30th, South Side. 4 i 2208 So. 16th, Omaha. Mallinson, 0. H. 202 No. 17th, Omaha. Margules, J, 1302 No, 34th, Omaha. Markovits, J, 1301 Missour! Ave., Omabs. Melcher, 8B, 332 No. 24th, South Side. Omaha. Meverson - A 3501 Haskell St., Omaha. MPyerson, 8. 3901 Q St., Omaha. Milder, H. R. 1014 Pacific St., Omaha. Morgan, Jos. 4102 No. 28th, Omaha. Mulfinger, G. A. 1502 So. 24th, Omaha. Mushkin, R. i : 700 No. 24th, South Side. Myers, C. E. 1723 Vinton St., Omaha. Newman Bros. 2404 Cuming, Omaha. Novitsky, 8. . 1010 No, 16th, Omaha, One Horse Store 28th and Grant, Omaha. Palace Meat & Grocery Co. 1824 Clark St., Omaha. Pankratz, E. R., & Son 8908 No. 24th, Omahae. Pavlas, J. 104 No. 24th, South Side. Paxton, R- C. 1701 So. 10th, Omaha. People’s Market 2311-13 Cuming, Omaha. Persels’ Grocery 24th and Ames, Omaha. Petersen, C. 3924 Sherman Ave., Omaha. Public Market 1610 Horney, Omaha. Rachman, H. 2802 Sherman Ave., Omaha. Raduziner, J. 2404 Fort St., Omaha. Rasmussen, L. 3815 Bedford Ave., Omaha. Rayman & Romanek 514 No. 16th, Omaha. Reed Bros. 2228 Leavenworth, Omaba. Reschke & Swoboda 2414 N St., Omaba. Reuben, H. 2422-24 Sherman Ave., Omaha. Reznichek, J. 2711 Lesvenworth Bt., Omaha. Roffman, George 2624 No. 30th, Omaba. Roitstein, B. 2524 N Bt, Omaba. Ronan, Wm-. 3701 Gold Bt Omaha. Rosenberg & Co. 402 No. 34th, Omaha. Rosenblum, L, # 808 No. 16th, Omaha. Rosenthal, S, 1611 Leavenworth, Omahe. Ross, George’ Ross, Georg ouo and Maple, Omaha. 4th and Ames, Omaha Order a pound carton today Rudloff, Wm. 2629 Sherman Ave., Omaha. Schiller, L. 3225 California, Omaha. Schlaifer, O. 1824 St. Mary's Ave.,, Omeha. Shaw, A., & Son 2123 Military Ave., Omaba. Simon, M. J. Skriver, N. 334 -aa nmr o:un Smisek & Hrdlicka 2623 L¢St, Omaha. Smith, E. N, S 2728 Madison St., Omaha. Spaulding Grocery Co. 29th and Spaulding, Omaha. Stahmer Bros. 2702 So. 20th St Omaha. Steck, G. L. . 4134 Grand Ave., Omaha. Stein Bros. Stern, C. 260 So,, 30th, South Side. 4002 Hamilton, Omaha, 2307 Leavenworth, Omaha. Stribling, Geo. . 1124 So. Tth, Omaeha. Swatek, Ed 4020 L St, Omaha Thorin & Snygg 80" Hamilton, Tietsort, Geo. 3630 No. 40th, Omaha. Tuchman Bros. 26th and Davenport, Omaha. Tuchman Bros. 322 No. 18th, Omaha. Vachal, V. 1302 Garfield, Omaha. Volenee, B. X 3747 Jackson, Omaha. Vom Weg, Wm. 2128 Leavenworth, Omaha. Wallace, Wm. L. 2706 Lake, Omahs. Welsh Grocery 581 No. 24th, South Side. Wesin, C. P., Grocery Co- 1 2006 Cuming, Omaha. Wohiner, H. 5144 No. 16th, Omaha. Wohlner & Izenstat 606 So. 16th, Omeha. Wohlner, L. 622 So. 16th, Omaha. Woodruff, Mrs. L. 3702 No. 30th, Omaba. Wolff & Herfort 2017 Manderson Ave., Omaha. Wulff & Sowards i Benson. Zarp, O. M. Ziev, L. Omaha. 1503 Park Ave, Omahe. 3226 California, Omahs. Swift & Company