Omaha Daily Bee dated July 16, 1916

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1 e __#tor in his mind as he trained his iR S ) ‘\\ll\(‘ waiting ambulance and taken to Part One NEWS SECTION PAGES 1 TO 12.

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" Florida SUBSEA IS DECLARED MERCHANT VESSEL State Department Says Its Ruling 8hall Not Cover Other Cases. EACH MUST STAND

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‘ Nebraska RAIL BOARD HAS FINE NEWSPAPER Commissioner Taylor and Sec- retary Browne Issue Bul- letin for Public. MOREHEAD...

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THE OMAHA SUNDAY Bi']E: JULY ammunition to the greedy guns, trouble between the United States and called out: GARRANZA LIKES

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a drink. VISITED HERE DEAD Mrs. John Murray Anderson, Nee Lyon, Was Cousin of Two Omaha Women. MARRIED NEW YORKER Omaha...

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* tion picture theaters. 6—A FILM GENSORSHIP ROUNDLY SCORED Gag Law on Pictures De- nounced at Meeting of Movie Men. NOT...

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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 16, 1916. T—A night light; and to have put on the|them Germans; now the cnmpara»’ more simple and

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o A 8—A BUILDING OPERATION FOR MONTH OF JUNE Omaha Shows Up Well Among Oities in the Way of Con- struction Activity. GAIN...

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N p f ™ Woodmen of the World, has called off; »// o Y Woodmen of the World Having | Their Annual Summer ’ Outing. HUNT FOR

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R — 10—A BIG MOTOR TRUCKS HARD ON PAYVING Increasing Use of Five-Ton Vehicles Presents New Prob- lems in Improvements....

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— CHALMERS CARS SET ROAD RECORDS in Two New Marks Made South, One in Texas and Another in Georgia. BOTH ON HEAVY ROADS...

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12=A Y& Y THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 16, 1916. travel 61,800 miles without stopping average 23.5 miles per gallon of gasoline

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o, | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BE VOL. XLVI—NO. 6. st st rdy Calendar of Club Doings Tuesday— Business Women’s Council, luncheon and

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What is Going On in Society Circles Past. Mr. and Mrs. P. Jensen celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding. anniver- sary at...

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Council Bluffs Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Raymond and “Bon, ‘Lowell, left over the Union Pa- cific for Manitou, Colo,

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oK The Social Pi . o Story NO. 15---BIaCk Maglc | sigh of relief. Mrs. Wallaces hdwed no signs of g ary Burnett suddenly held

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#i | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE [ PAGES ONE TO FOUR VOL. XLVI—NO. 6. .OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1916. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.

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'THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE WATER. JOUNDED BY EDWARD . VICTOR ROSEWATER, ED! Bee only ... and Bunday Boe, three years in...

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Emou. this first rustle, as it were,\of Autumn leaves? First, An Attractive Model for a Dancing Gown for the Early Autumn. A

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4—C ‘The Busy Bees OTHER, I'm so warm and I want something cold to drink,” wails many a kiddie these exceedingly hot days and

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-~ SuNDAY BEE Sl PART IV The Original Katzenjammer Kids HAF & BITE UF ACH HAF A SRa LIt BOYS SAY \OU WANTEE CHARLOTE ROOSTER)

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oleBloominglamily " Perhaps Father Was Better Off for Not Getting His Bath—Who Knows? Copyright, 1916, by Star Cémpany. Great

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Happy Heoligan:» Honeymoon Happy Makes His Escape—Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire mu.-o-.vimmmm i BB S 5 WoP WAGL,...

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NORA, Wikl YOU WORK. IN LONESOME HURST NO %g Living in [onesomehurst B - You Couldn’t Blame Nora for Taking the First | Train

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A Thousands of People Are Making Money by Reading and Heeding Bee Want-Ads Want-Ads don’t shout to you like big display...

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HELP WANTED—MALE THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 16, 1916. AGENTS AND CANVASSERS Salesmen and Solicitors. LLECTOR . R. CLAIM CLE!

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‘/ FOR RENT—Business Prp'ty | Stores. FINE corner for druggiat, best Iw <|Iul\ reu- sonable, month fres. 1445 N. FOR...

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iy " WHOLESALE BUILDING About 28,000 Square Feet _ Fivestory and basement brick building, lo- ted on Harney car line at...

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plums, Burbanks, box, $1.50; Lb, 2. Potatoes, bu., 3l 41.10. VEGETABLES: OBILES FOF SA| _AUTOMOBILES FO Auto lires and Suj