Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1916, Page 2

DRYS WILL RAISE MILLION DOLLARS Charles Epstein. George Yager. Thos. McClenaghan. John A. Gentleman. . . | Arthur L. Anderson. T. J. Foley. mittee and report the names to Chair- | George Hertrand, Frank J, Riha. Quarter of This Amount A, Sermpd. mas Dabimas, This will bediiggent |}t ulit® - LR of Samuel Rossitto. THIRTY-NINE MORF DEATHS o { 3. L. Padrnos. Wililam Broderick. ey g ; Delegates to the state ention | William Culkin. Andrew Murphy. = | CONFERENCE AT OCHICAGO Bess lgprove; as foll ow‘:m""" e ‘.’.‘”E’E?‘.‘i".‘t’l B :'-"m:,:.'fi’ CHILD'S LEG PARALYZED Plague is Spreading in New York James C. Dahiman. Jens Neflsen. Mike Kal Michael Gibson. ] T City and Vicinity. Chiqgo, July 22.—]. Frank Hanly 8. M. Hitchoock. ~ John J. Sharinon, Bart r.fi.‘,‘.’"‘ John Kavanaugh. The first case of infantile paralysis | Ney Y t: Jul Zz_zhgre were of Indiana and Ira D. Landrith of |Ghtries 1 Withnell. Secees ¥, Bremuen, | & s ALse: AR bl g reported to the health office since 1 P aibL tn the chltesvic of Bl T i £ th hibi- | Thomaa 7, O'C ames P. Drennan. | Willlam Minogus. Joseph Lovely, ealth office since last | more deaths in the epidemic of infan-!| ennessee, nominees of the prohibi- | Thomas 3 n,::-of- :l hh 3‘";: b B. J. MoArdle. Louls Nelson. February was sent in by Dr. C. C.|tile paralysis during the last twenty- tion party for president and vice pres- | Jonn Kelpin, | 3o Gbtey. R oo oo 5 o7l Moore, the victim being Samuel Ros- | four hours than at any time since the ident of the United States, were guests l;n.v.kr';nu Charles Rakowski, Harry V, Hayward, William C, Ramsey. | gito, 3 years old, 4701 North T inception of the disease four weeks at a reception tendered by local pro- Joseph ‘Wl;t‘:l:m‘ o aid i V] Batulgn R0, C. B. Nichels. e 0ld, 4701 North Twenty-| ;00" Since 10 a. m. yesterday the hibitionists upon their arrival in Chi- | Cberles B. Fanning, T, J. Nolan. S T wy aton M eeitia ninth street. This is the second case | plague killed thirty-nine children in g lexr ik iz et Jipannes Themeen. ., NIk Wrakle, Jobn A. Rine. ~ Frank Moore, " |in Omaha this year. ‘the five, boroughs of New York City. cago ffom,Sf- P;ll hmdl)'- Alcoqkr- o o Gymes N, W.E Bryn o W. W, Donler Health Commissioner Connell and | There were 135 b B it g J . Kavanaugh. P. G. Hofel . i g B i e ence on plans of the party also' was |Joseph P. Butler. Harry O, Foran. R. C. Strehlow. Patrick J, Hannigen. | City Bacteriologist Langfeld visited im? ‘sl:;:?:!l;zd;: W if\:l:rn:)fchem;:vrre:agd held R R | eniTim pramrmoo— e o S et . BSOS, | BLOWN TO DEATH ception that he would start immedi- Z{é‘é:;é:’:m MAROHING IN BIG poieviwcins | DEFENSE PARADE ately in a campaign to lead the party to victory. He announced that within i a few days a meeting of the execn- be raised, according to Daniel Poling AL Rl of Bon(o:;. temporary chairman of the ;:::::'aom ;- cannot be forced on us and St. Paul convention.” More than $250,-. Charles P. Motlarty, |our children without a violent protest. ‘~00(i)d already has been subscribed, he ,“l'_:"’,'., PRI g-”‘;:; e h"Thu}xlg: are gfimg to happetn to . said. Kaplan, 2 o s show that we will go to any extreme, Mr. Landrith, the vice presidential “ll_l:::lnln, :,yl-!: l‘,"#-'l:: the same as the controlling class, to candidate, told his hearers that if the |John B. Reagan. Harvey Newbranch. |preserve what little democracy we ;urty“‘hiled to elect a fruiden( thig] EEa g, Owan Bigves. still have, Don't take this as a_joke, 1all, “it certainly would have a_pro- ks, A J. Waters. or you will be rudely awakened Paul ¥, Steinwender. | (awaken); (sic). We have sworn to do our duty to the masses and only send warnings to those who are wise, but who are forced to march to hold -L:E"Do?""“’h‘" their jobs as we want to give only the Hotatad bats. hyphocritical (sic) patriots who shout W. L. Baughn, jr. for war, but never go, a real taste of Frank F. Quigle; Dr, D. T. Quigle; Btephen Coady. Dr.'F. A. Sedlacek. hibition president in the White House in 1920.” : i b ! 'REPUBLICANSIN - HARMONY FEAST AT COUNTY MEET i, e | v \d 3 oran. The B . . Request to Chamber, ] 48 1 bl i3 an Horrlg 5;5:@2:&?:: “Kindly askhthe Chaénb.;r ;i Com- g (Cantinved from Page One.) oseph MeDonald, T L. Metosite. ::er::vt: ‘z’: i rem # ba );‘dt e‘x yant ize. The meeting is again to be ey i Mpatiey hnr been aex}:t‘lo l:‘l:’l c&:z ;:al:én CSII,!); J ohn T. Mercell Alfred Thomas. J ¢ h° d in court room No, 1 in the court :4 ':1. E:::."’ l;u' n‘:ml{n:{' du‘% has been done so hlr." “thouse, st a ranc lcGovern. arning that an explosion would Following js the list of delegates T P f';."mn.‘,:'“‘,f""'" occur had been sent out by post card ~made up b{ the subcommittee previ- | Gus Sesseman, C. D. Lobeck. to hundreds of persons. Small atten- usly appointed for the state conven- ;gm fiu*:::fl‘- g- nv'v”.v";': = tion was paid to the cards, although to be held at Lincoln “ext Tues- | Goirce"s. Beay. Petor B Hlsamer. | €very precaution was taken by the au- : Emil Wahlstrom, Thomas Alton. thorities in policing the right-of-way. Walter loky Johm Badurs. Frank Pechots. i gobens |iie VG, Faksaes (SUbmarine Sighted i ol (0 5, B Near Bridgeport A. M. Gallagher, Jerry Fenton. John F. Morlarity, Joseph H. Craddock. Richard Kitohen. David Belsley. Dan B. Butler. George F. Bheohan, George 8. Collina. C. F. Connolly. Bridgeport, Conn., July 22.—Theo- dore Judson, keeper of the Stratford lighthouse, reports sighting, at 9:45, ton! a large submarine bound east. The 'é.,"#“ o s veuefeil larger than the United unsman J. 0. Wolf. States navy submarines, he s: g i fi*;_i» - o pa- i [ e're “Growing With Growing Omaha.” i Beaton & [AERC “\W .Omaha Home Furnishing Headquarters Stere Hours: 8130 te. 5 p. m, daily; Saturdays, 8:30 a. m. to 9§ p. m. S| E T & i i While You Are Away on Your Vacation ' Repairing, re-upholstering, refinishing, etc., receive ex- pert attention in our shops. Estimates on any pros- pective work of this kind will be cheerfully and promptly furnished upon re- quest. Fo:’hwfii'ifl;;tfe"?fln ‘gf‘ the .:l:w comm! r, as elected: P B R, } Firnt Ward, Prestnot. Neme. Walter Rosicky. ...;"".'1‘“ i, |§ Phone Douglas 335—Repair Dept. 6. Rudolph Havelka, 1. H P ' $45.75¢ Complete. Zes Hugh A. Myars. S . el in uoam. % > o g » = = A full sized genuine mahogany four-post bed, Iy equipped with a box spring and fine cotton felt mat- treas— . All Complete for $45.75. The bed is a charming New England half high post type in the rich hand-rubbed finish; similar in de- sign' to the illustration herewith, but you'll have to the Md to appreciate its exceptional vfiue. o ...Tn . htemnnxluly Clearance Sales Affording Substantial Savings on Bohn, | Leonard Refrigerators. 5 ot 0 Fhen Brech snd Virvads Rariy o discontinued patterns in the famous Whittal Ruge— Now in progress at Beaton-Laier’s. ' ! Open'a Charge Account—and Welcome. MOVES WITH SPEED i s~ idse- | DISEASE BREAKS QUT " ic vt o e o James O'Hars. Bd Pivonka. manifests the real symptoms of the Chairman Poling Announces (Continued From Page One:) e e Health Commissioner Gives |discase. This child was ill five days Personal Attention to Case the.Rouino home and gave the case | of infantile paralysis were reported their personal attention. They report | today from a number of cities and the case pnru.xlysis, but the health commission- er is not certain whether it is the|a bulletin to all its station agents epidemic or sporadic form. warning them to notify prospective tive commmittee of the national com- Patrick Hannigan. “I am giving the case my personal | passengers that children will be mittee would be held, at which com- f;,,,: ,"“,{,’.‘“.,, (Continted From Page One.) attention. 1 v?liled the hozseps of the ‘l;arred' from most of the stations plete plans for the campaign would . Henry Gering. e | neighborhood and advised the people |along the line in New Jersey and be laid. . H. M. Barlow. a little direct action on the 22d, which refardmg gargling their throats and | Pennsylvania. A campaign fund of $1,000,000 will |5 Jorry Jelen. will echo around the earth and show |taking other percautions. The Ros-| A total of 239 cases of infantile that Frisco really knows how and that | sitto home has been quarantined and a close surveillance will be main-|of New Jersey. The cases in Con- tained,” said Dr. Connell, necticut number fifty-nine, New The health commissioner does not | York state outside of New York City feel alarmed over the isolated case, | has 195 cases. Dental Service is Deeds--Not Words Dental service of the kind that satisfies is nine-tenths deeds and one-tenth words. The science of this kind of service is based on three TR ™3 L T T 921.22 Woodmen of the World Building. Phone D. 1756. 14th and Farnam Sts., Omaha. Hours: 8 to 6; Sundays, 10 to 12, 2— THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 23, 1916. “JIMS” CONVENTION [ismwst zusemie & 2 | DREAD INFANTILE |G " e Secoioms: of ‘he country at this time, he intends to child is paralyzed and otherwise before the attending physiciah was summoned. i s . ile | towns near New York. is unmistakably infantile o¥he Erie railroad, which serves thousands of commuters, has sent out paralysis are reported from the state DR. BRADBURY A SAFE DENTIST great factors—quality, service and mode of con- ducting business. We have the largest dental practice in Omaha today BECAUSE we have al- ways lived up to the highest principles of con- ducting our business, The best people in the community are our patrons. X-Ray, for hidden tooth troubles. PYORRHEA CURED. Extractions delicately done. Missing teeth supplied without plates. Crowns and fillings & specialty. Plates from $5.00 up. Best work guaranteed ten years and all work done without pain. DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 27 Years in Omaba. 3 VLTSS LT e e TR e L “ ' / ‘A I HHorse Power Man ou ask, ‘‘What has this to do with me as a buyer of tires?”’ Just this—by such savings at the Firestone factory we cut down the cost of tire mileage for you. Instead of paying 30 cents or more per ton for feeding coal, we install equipment that feeds for 4 cents a ton. One man feeds hundreds of tons a day that develop 12,000 horsepower. ° Itisequipmentand efficiency of this kind throughout lre s the Firestone factory and branches that give you ex- ! clusive quality at ordinary price in Firestone Tires. One 12,000 horsepower turbine instead of a battery of small ones; buying from plantation and shitpging direct; equipment (f cutting 84-inch fal rower widths; scientific distribution through branches by car load or trainload. These are some of the ways Firestone takes the cost out of overhead and puts the quality in the Tire. You profit through more quality—more mileage for less money. for calenderiflg an Firestone Tire and Rubber Company “America’s Lergest Exclusive Tire and Rim Makers” 2566 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Home Office and Factory: Akron, Ohio. Makers of First Truck Tires—Leaders Then and Leaders Now—In Quglity and Volume "!I\HN!HIH']Ul'llilQllllNIHIIUNIVIMIIHIHHIIHIIINHI!'NHHIIHIHH!‘IHINHIHHIH“|i|||l|lUII'HHHIlifllllHH"MNlllfl|NlmINIl1lIlli\tIlmm"Ifll|\\||‘I$1Hlllmmun||||Nm:. 3 THOMPSON-BELDEN &CO. w— The Fashion Gonler of the MiddleWest — Established 1886 Sale of Children'’s Dresses Children’s Colored Wash Dresses in Sizes 2 to 10 Years. 85c¢ Dresses now 59¢ Y $1.25 Dresses now 79¢c. $1.50 and $1.65 Dresses now 98c. $1.75 Dresses now $1.19. $2.50 and $2.75 Dresses now $1.89. $3.50 Dresses now $1.75. $4.25 Dresses for $2.98. Sale of White Rompers i A 1l lot that are - SpOl’t Stnp b slightl;m:oiled? uize: 3, 4, F abrics and b years; sold 650c, 86¢, s \ d $1.26— In Skirt Lengths | *0*" : Linens, Gabardines and Monday % Price Crepe materials, in 81%- | Children's Section—Third Floor. yard and 4-yard pattern lengths. Monday, a full gkirt length at about the Shaker F lannel i d— Heavy twilled bleached price you Pay Per YArC— |\ by Shaker Flannel, 27 $1.25 Per Pattern | inches wide; special, Mon- 4 Main Floor. day,10c per yard. S0RQSIS Pumps and Oxfords At Reduced Prices 25 styles in gray, ivory, 15 styles in blue, patent white, brown, patent and | and dull kid, also white dull kid leathers. pumps with black saddles and gray pumps with white $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 | saddles. values, $5.00 and $6.00 values, Now $4.95 - Now $3.95 Broken sizes of pumps and oxfords of different 2 9 5 leathers, in this sale,at . . . . . . $ o ric instead of the nar- Branches and Dealers Everywhere.