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

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WILSON WANTS N0 EMBARGO, WHEAT UP News Telling President’s Oppo- sition to Proposed Measure Makes Market Bullish. | CORN ADVANCES ALSO total value of $25 were stolen. netted $40-to burglars, who pried open a rear window and ransacked the home pf B. Preisman, 2211 Burdette |While no one -believes President Wilspn is on any deal looking to the corner of wheat, it i§asserted that he, and he “alone, is responsible for an advance of 6 cents per bushel yester- day"and 8 cents over the low price of Tuesday. Shortly. after the opening ‘of the TAKE EVERY AGAINST A SPELL OF Omaha grain exchange' word came INDIGESTION lfromd Il;lew ‘\’(:rk, l? be q;‘xickly fol<‘ BILIOUSNESS owed by teélegrams from Chicago, an- nouncing that President Wilson had CONSTIPATION stated that he was opposed to the COLDS, GRIPPE placing of an embargo on th\e ship- OR MALARIA_ ment of foodstuffs to Eufope.™\ RN " m—— Quick Reaction. RESORT TO The Wilson announcement caused | a quick upturn of the market and be- | fore the close cash wheat was selling all the way from $1.64 up to $1.73%4 per bushel, an advance of 4@6 cents over the Tuesday prices. At the ) o Stomach Bitters same time the July option was 8 cents | AT THE FIRST SIGN OF TROUBLE up, with the Mdy not far behind. Lz Omaha wheat rgceipts were fifty- X 2 six carloads and e\'crythillg,was sold out long be@rc the closé. Corn went along in sympathy with wheat, gaining 2@24 cents per bushel over the prices of Tuesday. The sales. were made. at 85/4@87 cents per bushel. Receipts were fifty-three carloads. Oats were 114 tpents up, selling at S2V,@53 cents per bushel,” with ‘re- ceipts at twenty-four carloads. | Ewing Man Found In Dry Goods Box | With Head Mashed C. C. Stringfield of Ewing, Neb., stopping in Omaha at the Merchants’ hotel, met up with a stranger, who guided him into the dimly lighted re- gions below Fourteenth street. At a convenient dark spot the stranger slugged Stringfield over the head, took $18 in cash from his person and then put Stringfield in a dry goods box at Tenth and Dodge streets, in | which ‘state of incapacity he was dis- | covered by a passerby when daylight | * arrived. | HOS Commercial Club | Plans fg;‘ Flection A nominating committee consisting | / of Henry F. Wyman, George T. Mor- ton and Herbert M. Rogers has been appointed by the Commercial club to compile a list of nominess for places on the board of seventy-five directors to be eclected January 10. Under the present system a certain number of | directors are to be elected from each | principal line of business in the city. Candidates must therefore be selected with reference to their busingss. January 13, th:gc days after elec- tion, the new boarfl of seventy-five di- rectors will meet and elect its execu- tive committee of twenty-four men from among the directors. On Jama- I ary 16 the new executive committee | - will meet afid elect its ¢hairman and | other officers of the club. Burgla;s E;ltéfi Wo H&mes [ And Get Some Jewelry| \ Paul Quamm, 2544 Chicago street, | reports to thé police that burglars] ~ EHT L T Hitpn b BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, suit case, watch and/watch fob to the A watch, bracelet, locket and purse | PRECAUTION—§ TETTER’S & _Why not add pleasure, without adding expense, by “‘takingin” Mobile and nearby Gulf Coast resorts on your way to Florida? A through ticket entitles you to stop over at Mobile, and a few | days spept in its charming environments and balmy climate will about double the enjoyment of your winter outing. Outdoor Pastimes on the Gulf Coast Whatever your particular N DECEMBER 7, 1916. 'HOTEL CLERKS OPEN 32 | on the program for a talk, but he can- not get here, since he recently under- | Oolonel Anderson, Founder of |wenta scrious operation at Rochester, | the Association, is Among | Minn. He is reported as improving, 2 however, and will probably arrive in First to Enroll. Omaha before the convention finally | adjourns. CITY WELCOMES GREETERS | Sam 8. Foster of Mason City, Ncb,, \is to take the place of Mr. Letton on | the program ] | Nebraska-lowa association. He is the usy man with the enrollment book The Greeters are here. i ool Who are the Greeters? They ;u'v.Bra’nch Of Woman's the fellows who greet the traveling | public when that public walzes wp to| (lUbS to Talk H, C. L the desk in any hotel in America LRI They are the hotel clerks. Only they | The=high cost of living will be are not all here from all over the|discussed at the next meeting of the United States. Those in Omaha to-|social science department, Omaha 05 are froni TG A NGheaik | Woman's club, says the leader, Mrs. day are frqm fowa and Nebraska. | C. W. Hayes. When the aims of the They are the delegates to the|North Omaha Consumers' league | twelfth annual convention of the Ne-| were outlined by Mrs. D. G. Craig- | braska-Towa Hotel Clerl.s’ associa-|head Monday the hour was so crowd- Iaal Phevvaillibe hars Tor tWo. d with ceches there was no time AT i n.\ The néwt meeting will and they have a full program of bus er 18, ness and pleasure. Wednesday morning they enrolled and paid their annual dues at the seg- retary’s desk at the Merchants hotel. At noon they lunched at the Henshaw hotel. The general sessions are being held at the Castle hotel 3 | There are 225 members of the as- sociation in the two states. Hotels must be run even when the clerks are away frolicking, so the boys can never all get away at once. About seventy- | five-from out of town are expected to rattend this year. About forty of | the:s. registered before noon. Old Friends Here, | J. R. Dumont, of the| | Hotel Muehlebach, of Kansas City, | WMo, was one of the early ar-| rivals o F."Winton Eitemiller of the Hotel Winton is another Kansas City mem- ment Will Answer the Question secretary ber who was awong the first. He is ) e \ 3 x < N ! p.rcsxdrnl of ‘ the = Southwestern t “Hello? Send Me a Box of Pyramid.” Greeters. Your case is no worse than were /(ho cases of many who did try this remarkable Pyramid Pile Treatment ?:r‘: \Lh%;;:l\\'o since wrllnen us let- ubbling over Ww! lhin‘nktfi:;noss.g lh’ garasns e8| at our expense by m the below coupon, or wet & mayho:‘ t‘l!;fi your druggist mow. Take no substitute, fllii SAMPLE COURON, PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, -b#6 Pyramid Bulilding., KIM:;Il’uhall.lerh. ¥ . ndly send me a Fres s: of Pyramid Plle ’l‘rent-e:t,.n Dl‘; plain wrapper, Name ..,....... Street ......... Verne S. Warriner, secretary of the | Greeters of America, the national or- | ganization of hotel clerks, came in carly from Denver. He publishes the American Greeter. Joe McCaffery, former clerk of the { Schlitz_hotel in Omaha, now man- ager of .ghe Evans hotel in Hot Springs, S. D., came in on a cane about 11 o'clock. McCaffery recently had a fall and for a time it looked as though he could not attend this year's convention, but he came up A Froo Trial of Pyramid Pils Treate | BEATON & [AIER [ Omaha Home Furm‘:hing Headyuarters Here's the Aristocrat of Talking Machines An'ldeal Christmas 'Gift A musical instrument of rare tone reproducing quality. A beautiful ar- tistic piege of furniture, built in- pure period de- signs—to harmonize with the richest interior furnishings ; always elo- quent of good taste; durable, simple; prom- ising years of gratify- ing service. There's a word pictare of The “Windsor” plays all makes of “Disc” Records and is the | product of master craftsmen through and through. Before buying any “alking machine better see 9 “WINDSOR.” Gift of Furniture Endures s L 200 UL LR T T 7 Florida =~ . /- _{. = == HHnnnnn iR obby may be, you can gratify it at Moi)hlle-—golf, tcnm};, fishing, hunting, motoring, sailing, riding, driving—it’s al] to be found at its best, and in the balmiest and softest of winter climates, Write me today and ask about our all-ail or rail and water = trips to wint=p resorts. Let me send you our illustrated descriptive booklet on the Gulf Coast ahd Florida and tell you al our low-fare circle tour to Mobile, Tampa; Key West and New York. F. L. Harris, Gen'l Agent, Mobile & O 305 North Seventh Stréet, St. Louis; Mo. RR. _lI"“"I]IIIlllllllllIllIIIIlIIIIlllilllllllll lIlIl|IIIlllllIIIIIIlII|MIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|llIIIlII|||“|| [3 Christmas FOR A GENTLEMAN A pair of fine dress shoes makes the most ac- ceptable gift that you can get for a man, A shoe bearing the name DREXEIL insures quality and style. which will please the most fastidious, Our stock is the largest in the eity. The prices are reasonable. We Pay Parcel Post for '‘Out-of-Town'"Customers $5.00 to $8.00 " Drexel Shoe Co. Do You Realize The First Xmas Was a Jewelry Xmas Thousands of ‘years ago custom estap- lished that man should clothe himself, and we have adhered to it ever since. - Nineteen hundred odd years ago cus- tom established Xmas as the arniversary date for the giving of Jewélry as a gift, and in the main it has been adhered to. —But ‘many are not aware that, to be proper, the Xmas Gift should be Jewelry. Fashion and custom have so decreed for lo these many years. * Make Yoqr Gift Appropriate. Day after tomorrow morning you can be in Florida,withineasy reach " of affairs back home—yet a world away from winter's cold - and winter's garb. Thousands and more thousands visit ’ Florida each, winter not only because of its balmy climate and-beautiful country, but be- cause of its proximity and its’ magnificent equipment for rest | and pleasure. leaves Kqnsas City at 5:55 p. m. and reaches Florida 8:25 a.m. second morning—only a day and a half's ride via Frisco Lines and Southern Railway—the direct route. All steel train of coaches, sleeping cars and Fred Harvey dining cars. The undersigned has some new Florida litera- ¢ that will interest you—nwrite for it, and get full information about fares and reservations. Ry A Divi Fri 'w.x.'&""""“"""‘ sco Lines J. C. Lovrien, 709 Street. Kansas City, Mo. N