Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1916, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1916, . 1 BRIEF CITY NEWS | And Don't Forget the Cross in the Square |JOODLUMS INVADE T A . NORTH SIDE STREET ’ tore Hours: 8:30 a. m, to 6:00 p. m.—8aturdays Till 9:00 p, m s BURGESS NASH GOMPANY. I "EVERYBODY'S STORK" mortsages. J, K. Dumont, Keeline Bids | Kugel Promises to Give Tuesday, April 4, i016, HTORE NEWH FOR WEDNESDAY Phone Douglas 187, Garden Tools—Jas. Morton & Hon Co. | Protection Mirrors Made and We-Silvered—Omaha PLACE BLAME ON POOL HALLS Glass Con. Co, 1612 Cap. Ave. D, ITH day’'s Movie Progwam,’ olassified #ection today. It appears in The Hee WXCLUSIVELY, Find out what the va rlous moving plciure theaters offer @oodrieh Garten Moss—Morton & Son. Blks Mold Comoert—An Informal con cert by loeal talent will be held at the Jilkn lodge rooms this evening st ¥ o'clock. The concert will he followed by dancing, To Talk to Boonomio League -1 1) I'nllard, formerly Iight commissioner of Cleveland, O, i to address the Kconomic @ngue this evening at the court house on #ume phaso of municipal Jihting ] ( To Lesrn About Wew Orlenns—At the meoting of the Omaha Feal Estate ex change this noon the delesnies who attended the national convention wt New Orleans will tell the home members * all about the meeting g Polloeman's Widow Gets Peusion— Agnes Ambler, widow of Percy Ambler policeman, has been allowed a pension of $0 a month by the oity counell, Mr, Ambler died within elght days of the time required for pension eligibility, but that technicality was walved Beoks “Dmagination Officer”—A nies songer boy mauntered into the office of United Mtates Marshal Flynn and an nounced that he had a telegram for not want a reptition of the Hauser cune In my nelghborhood. We want 1o pro ‘Imagination Officer” Whittield, Kind o, hands directed the youth to the office E -, tect our daughters from the insulte (hey of Immigration Offloer Whitfleld l = NN are being wubjected (o, The condition Is Annnsl Mosting of Congregation—The / nimont deplorable {he Wa.y 17 o) that his fund Buperintendent Kugel stated that hi North Pre rian church will hold ita POPANAIN . ' ( wan curtalled for this year, and that polica force in inadec annual congregationsl meeting this 1 thare are only two beats from Cuming Y E otreat (o Ames aven wod 10 0 I - o ¥ive the district m Twenty evening at the church auditorium, at which time four elders will bo elected fourth and | Commiani Upon recommendation of J. W Poran, 2613 Grant stroet, that the vieinity of Twenty-fourth and Lake UST as women begin to realize their im- ) portance in the spring wardrobe come these newer skirte in models and materials ‘ widely varied, There are j Plaid Taffeta Skirts, Striped Silk Skirts, Pocketed Walking Skirts, Plain and Striped Jersey. streets, s u rondezvous of disrepu- | | tiuble charncters Huperintendent Kugel of the police depar ment, will | dotall & man to spec'al duty in this neighborhood, Mr. Doran appeared | before the eity councll, in the in terent, an he stated, “of my own|| duughter and the daughters of other ronidents of this locaiity,’ Mr. Doran made thess statemer Street. Skirts of Serge, Dress Skirts of Silk, i the season's bouffant moden, A choice colleetion of all types for utility and for mul wear, at $5.95, $7.50, $10 to $18.50 and more Offering 1o women who “love to shop” the allurement of an almost unlimited choosing- und 1o those who find time an (mportant factor, the surety of the siyle, they prefer at the price they desire to pay Burgess-Nash Co.—Mecond Floor. the councll: “During the Iant thres weeks my 1heyear-old duughtor hus been nsulted twica on her way home from (he Wacred Heart achool, 1 a o to nak for res sonable police p tin not falr wentlamen, that you should permit as- || loonw, pool halls, dance hullp and other | places In our nelghbornood and then fall | to wive us proper ton, A lot of drunken pups hang around (h particutarly, and | am infors dlureputablo houses n this Jocality, | do pool halla | d there nre \\\\\h\\\\\\\\“—\_—- \ \ \ \ & Suits Which Furnish Many a Reason for Spring £ Enthusiasm /I’ $19.50, $25.00, $29.50 / f The election will be preceded by the an nual chureh dinner In the church dining rooms, Ilinois Contral Orders Bquipment—The Ilinots Central has placed an order for { } ninety-four cars to he added to the road's passenger equipment during the coming thowe pool I han saloons and 14 should not have been | | wranted A\I# every one a suit to he admired, re gurdless of price, for its correctness ol style and for the taste exercised in the selec tion of the new materialy, wimmer and fall, The order provides for fory-tive sonches ana on amers. oere | PUDliC Ownership — City Finds Cost of Want Omaha to Make are to be four buffet cars and the others 7 et e v wssment | with Competition Fixing Up City Halll Good on Promises of R Sty i e Bigs Not Batisfactory ... coum e somun | the Old South Omaha!| tect an te of §2,200 for Installing | peopls and for the last year engnged in the automobile business In Hastings, | e gy not vellave In public ownership clovators in the eity hall, lowering ators 1o the basement floor ana| Mike TIartington of O'Nelll appeared 4 bafore the elty counell in behalf of a Neb, has returned to Omaha to take UD | or op husiness in which thers Is connectiol he "o inge A connection with t Foshier-EBnger | yotition,” waid ¥, M. Ballard, for & the front en o 10 sldewalk | Motor company, Mr, Gerspacher will as- | jgpo " oo of Clayeland Yo providing four new offices in| 1ent who was injured several years ko sums active management of the firm, of |yn'y 1l to the Commercial elub yester- | the husement, two on the main floor, |!D South Omahs. A personal injury eluln which he is to be a partner day mavink two bollers to rear of the bulid-| for 960 wan filed, but the former city Grandps Plokens Passes Clgars But there are some lines of business | ink and other changes necessary in con.| councll of Kouth Omaha agreed Lo aaitle Grandpa Charles Plckens brought m box | that in thelr nature sre a natural mon. | nection with this remodeling plan for 81,860 if auit would be droppe all of fancy eigars 1o the meeting of the exe- | opoly, and thess nave grown up to he| Jt Is expected that the Board of Edu- |ure of the former Routh Omaha offiviale cutive committes of (he Commarcial club | something that thelr owmers do not| cAtion and the Water board will share | (0 sctuslly pay over the money prompted and turned them over to the hungry | realize they are.’” the expense with the oity, In any event | Mr. Harrington to .:‘u 'h; :'luuw’u'rl" ) smokers of that committee, The occasion | The speaker charsed Uhat many public | 16w elevators will be installed and the | clals to honor the pledge of their mers was hs recent assumption of the titls | utiiities are maeking In revenues ten # nre hopeful that the full| Kovernment Harmonizing checks and serges, silks and \! velours and cheviots in the many new sport shades, No pains have been gpared to repro duce nx necurately as can be done the styles and colors and lines of the suits that are | higher in price, JUNT RECEIVED Many New Buits to Sell at $19.50, Burgess-Nash Co.—Heoond Floor omminso; SILK DRESSES--for Every of “grandpa’ when & son was born to | times the cost of the production of theis | P14 Will be cuted Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Paterson, Mrs. |article, and said, "Those are profits be- | v, —————— AUTO BANDIT CAPTURED | ') B B o (3ot Lo o sy ooty h LTHIER 18 SURPRISED N IN DENVER IS RETURNED | | Occasion and Pocketbook publie service companies 18 often con-| A. leinel, proprietor of a drug store at | Omaha from Denver, with Earl Duncun ‘ls.so, ‘19-50, szs lO szsa 1 Green Discusses Guctad with e rekare for \he ordimary |48 Cumims stres. srorised o (et in| ome o the Sutomobiien bandits whs | -“ ‘o methods of cost reduction In order 15| the act of prying open a showcase of | operated in Omaha during March, in Art Of Advert]slng be able to produce the service at the | the store, but the thief managed to make [ custody. Duncan was captured In (he lowest possible cost ns Is the case In | his encape before Mr. Helnel could reach | Colorado city. He will be arraigned in line of business in which there 18 com. | him. The culprit mansged to get away | pollce court Wednesday, on a charke of A, L. Green, ndvertising manager fof [ oo, syl M ey the Burgess-Nash company, eddressed the Omaha Ad club on "“The PrNCIDIER | e AR . PO RS et o L L LR L RN of Advertising layout” at the club's Tuesday luncheon at the Paxton He discuswed the art of giving Interest to things which naturally may Inck in- terest, the sclence of “compelling”’ at- tention, He pointed out the ‘‘attention value” of half page ads compared with full page ads and of llustrated ads com- pared with unillustrated ads. ‘An advertisement must be prominent in order to be seen,” he sald. "It munst Yo Interesting and attractive in order to ‘v be read; it must be respectful and re- specteble in order to Inspire confidence, and It must be convineing In order to o THE styles are the newest and are shown in taffeta crepe de chine, crepe meteor, \\ gros de londres and soiree silk, softened and \nnllnm-ml with georgette crepe, |Colors--- Rose, Mist Gray, Hague Blue, Spring (ireen, ! (‘rushed Raspberry, Navy, Gold, White or Black. Styles--- Travel and Street Frocks, Sport Dresses, Hotel Frocks, Dinner and Party Gowns, Every model is new and distinetive, Burgess-Nash Co~Becond Fioor, The New Lingerie Blouses hying results, Tha value of attractive, respectful, convineing advertisements is unquestion able, Pictures add to sdvertising value because they attract the and they qually Mgible to al slogan good thing, growing in value as it Krows In age' Choose From ‘r,l“'l""'|',m:~" ", An Unusually Large Divided Into Five Large Price Groups--- this deliclous brew sent to your home V. J. Bwa Retall Denler | Phone De Four Ask Divorce in District Court A Wonderful Assembly of Lingerie Waists $1.00, $1.50, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Up FDNESDAY we place on sale a special purchase of Lingerie Blouses, representing several thou sl fresh new models; splendid materials, phenomenal Collectlon of Hats ‘) , \ values L WHITE ORGANDIES, FRILLS, "ot Erial [l | WiITE VOILES, TAILORED BFFECTS, Scores--yes, hundreds--and no two alike ( t tn Lin ‘ { SOIT BATISTES, DAINTILY TRIMMED & iy g Py R e e | MOUSELINE, EMBROIDERED STY LES ..‘u.. b j | I'he wssortment embraces practically every ALl grouped in attractive price lots and on tables \ ‘ & h':'":”".“ ""“"‘_"“"""‘M'_ ‘J‘”‘" o pbens | \ thing from the broad-brimmed hlack lsers to make selection easy nen-suppart. Mareied |y | nilor to the tiny turban I v 1 vl | Nom lave yands of ribbons a tri { /% Make the Most of Your Natural Reld St TRTT MR L) Pvmeive beuavein, whis ot | Beauty Line With R. & G. Corsets and novelty feather P I, ARHION favors the woman who s pleasingly plump this year, . for v“h l FYes Ay In In wiyle But the and they must not_be Toting a Big Gun A ol s 7 . hasiv N “. froel. Your inute R . rr ; n Model 248 R &(1 Ruslleu Corseu of madium Jongth' and heay abdamen whivl In all supetfuous flesh fore .| aeross the control, Modsl \ o atrongly boned and the front steel is of double sirength (o preven waking & hose supperters hold thin corsel in place. quarre , | " wur Corsel Reetion, Becond Floor, sand ask to see & & - \ Madel 248 You » | that it give figure new and . A " . wl \ Prices, $1.00 to $3.00 Murgens Mash v Besond Plosy WORK OF REPAIRING SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREEY STARTS urgoss Naah Qo Everybody's Store- 1020 and Harmey B N R Y S ——— RN W w ; URGESS-NASH COMPANY. L B SR —— v Indigention ue 1o f enstipation EVERYBRODY'S STORK" g TR e