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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

as he was uneasy and couldn't
sleep. The plmples got larger
and changed 70 water blisters.
They would break and run and
cause new ones 70 break out
until he was covered all over
with . thick crust. His head
was 20 bad we were afraid to
wash ii almost. An nis hair
came out. We kept him on q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

pillow for fear Of breaking the blistars.
Every time they broke they seemed to
smart and burn. a. he would cry terribly.
The eruption disngured the baby. We had
70 walk the fioor with him 70 quiet him.
when he was four weeks old bought .
cake Of Cuticura Soap and box OF Ointment.
The first time used them he slept better
than he had for long time He Il now. At
the age Of nine months. well" (signod)
Mra John w. sutclifie. June 30. Isl4
Sample Each Free by Mail
With sap. Skin Book on request Ad-
dress postcard ''Cusicura. Dept. T, Bee
ton" Sold throughout the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Hosiery
In Domestic Room

Women's and Children's
Cotton Hose, 121ac quality,
black, white and tans, me-
dium weight, all sizes,
pair sac
Women's and Children's Hose,
15c quality, Isle or cotton,
black or coIors, light and me-
dium weight, all sizes, at.
pair 10C
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Domestic ROom Friday
and Saturday

Boys S1.25 Indian Play Suits, 75c
Complete suit with long feather
haad-piece. made of good, strong
khaki cloth, trimmed with red
fringe. sizes to 12 years. on sale
in Domestic Room only, $1.25 In
dian suits .......... zoe
Boys 900 Kniekers, B years to 10
years, only 2Bc-Only a limited
quantity Of these soc Knicksrs
left. while they last Friday, 25G
Boys S2.95 and $3.50 Suits at
81 .95-Ages to 16 years. in all
eolors. Norfolk style with stitch
ed OF belt all around. Blue serge
and fancy colors. Pants are cut
full with new pattern buckles, on
sale Friday and Saturday, only,
at ati.......... ....,....S1.05
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Misses and Girls Dresses

Values from $1.25 to $780, sizes 13 to 1S
years, in pretty ginghams, lawns, madras,
some lace and embroidery trimmed, on
sale at, choice .69C
Women's White Wash Dress Skirts, to
$1,000 values, in linens, piques and fine
ratines, last seasons stock, but great snaps
at, choice $50
Women's Wash Dresses, made to sell to
$500, in stripes, voiles, batistes and mad
ras; prettily trimmed; great snaps Friday,
choice ....... ........ ....$1.49
Women's and Misses Tailored Suits = To
$3.50 values, with messaline lined coats
that can be worn with other skirts; choice
of lot ......... ......., 1895
Women's and Misses Dress Skirts-Made
to sell to $500, in wool poplins, gabardines,
serges and striped and checked Styles for
selectlon at .9S
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

NEW YORK, June i0.-The untitled tom
mage OF the United States Steel corpora
tion on May 81, totaiied 4,2l6, SOS tons. An
Increase of "a tons from April
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
CITY DADS BUSY
OYER THE MERGER
Budget Situation is All-Absorbing
Topic Since Governor Issues
Proclamation.
SOUTH OMAHA DEAL INVOLVED

News that the governors Greater
Omaha proclamation was mailed to
the city clerk had the effect OF stir
ring the city commissioners to in
creased interest regarding the con-
solidated budget situation.
Superintendent Butler OF the de-
partmept OF public accounts and
finances conferred with City Attor-
ney Rine on the subject OF the forth
coming levy. While the city officials
have a general idea as TO the opera
tions OF the merger law, there are
some details not yet definitely de-
cided.
On the face Of things. u appears that
South Omaha will escape taxation for the
last five months Of this year. as the levy
which South Omaha would have made
next month and which would have been
available to the extent of 90 per cent
on August 1 will not be made under the
consolidation
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
TINY RED P|MPLES
ON DAY OLD CHILD
Got Larger. Hair All Came Out.
Cried Terribly. Could Not Sleep.
Had to Walk Floor to Quiet Him.
Used Cutlcura and Now Well.

Ia Crosse, Kansas.-"whsn my son was
ono day old he began breaking out on his
face In tiny red pimples that seemed 20 itch.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

EvRporated Apples and Dried Fruits
ApPLEB-Dull
DRIED FRuITS-Apples, dull. Prunes.
firm. Apricots and peaches. dun. Raisins'
neglected.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Landon atooIr nrnr,re,

LONDON, June I0.--Americagl securities
opened steady today. but eased OF later
on the uncertainties OF the political situa-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

in Domestic Room.
Pretty Muslin Combination Suits,
skirts and Gowns, lace and en-
broidery trimmed, up to An
$3.50 values, samples AAE
and odd lots, choice. -.
Women's Knit Union Suits, all
sizes, to soc values, Friday at,
choice l0C
Corset Covers and Drawers, to
50c values, choice 1SG
Lisle and Cotton Vests, In all
sizes, to 25c values. 1OC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
VOW Yerk Mener Mnrle,.

NEW YORK, June lO.-MERCANTII, 10
PAPER-31zGtt per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Sixty day
bills, N.le50; demand. A.TS5O; cables, -. .79
..slLVER-Bar 4sAc; Mexican dollars,
BoNDs-Government. steady; railroad
firm.
TIME LoANS-Easy; sixty days. '2Hq
~ per cent; ninety days. 2h6p2A per cent
six months, por cent.
CALL MONEY-Steady: high, 2 pei
cent; low, iA per cent; ruling rate 2 pei
cent; last loan, per cent; closing bid
ia per cent; offered ct per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

Within the next ten days the regular
Omaha levy to cover the 1916 budget will
be certified 20 in the regular way. The
merger law provides that this certifica-
ton may include amounts equal to the
existing maximum levies allowed in South
Omaha and Dundee. Under recent
legislative enactment Omaha may levy
UP TO si,s1oOoO for general purposes these
increases being made over the last allow
ances: Police. $4,000; parks. $4,000;
library. $4,000; fire. 10000; sinking fund.
$1,000 II Is probable that the full maxi
mum will be made for the Omaha levy.
Al the same time, the commissioners may
certify additional levies to cover South
Omaha and Dundee to the extent OF SSl7.-
s6s.si for the former city and s9,1lb.55 for
Dundee.
The general fund levy for South Omaha
last year was 70 mills. applied to a valua-
tion of ,26.4g7, zoe. and in Dundee the ell
lage tax was II mills, applied TO a valua.
ton OF S5oe.2Oe. II the city commissioner
decide to take advantage Of the maxi.
mum IN each case the total for Greater
Omaha will be 1851. 4.4S. this being fol
general city purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

JeWeIry
In Domestic Room.
Rhinestone Set Jewelry, to 90,
values, including cuff links,
bar pins, brooches. ar
la vallieres, small hat HN
pins, ETC., your choice. wv
Fancy Rhinestone Barrette anu
Braid Pins, regular values up
to soc, on sale Friday at
choice ............... .1Oc
$1.O0 Alarm Clocks. .49G
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Way Issue Warrants.


II is the present opinion OF the super
intendent OF the finance department and
the city attorney that warrants which
may be issued TO cover South Omaha ex-
penses for the last five months Of this
year may be provided for when the levy
is fixed year hence. although there was
an expression that II may be possible to
make this provision in the forthcoming
levy.
Commissioner Butler favors' the idea of
the city council convening soon as a
budget board for the purpose OF going
over these important matters
The superintendent OF the police de-
partment must face situation wherein
salafies OF all policemen are increased be-.
ginning July I, with no additional funds
for this year to meet the raise. Mr..
Kugel believes II may be possible TO
overcome this situation in way by de-
claring an emergency" by reason OF the
increased force in the annexed territory,
and in that manner divert some money
from the miscellaneous fund to the po-
lice fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

u 3 ref p. res. Mo. Pao. cv. 49,. 40
90 coupon .s.s.s..'' " N y. Q. =. sms.,.. 7o9
U, =. -, reg.ssss...' lovAF. Y, City ava iOt
90 coupon. ......... .loeksN. " stats Ils ios
y. 8. 4s. reg........l9s N. r.. N. H. all,
Panama d. coupon. .ioekNo. Pacific ts...... six
sAmer smeiter g.. .ios DO ss ............. esE
A. r. a T. cv tlhsiioah o. 81 L. ref d.. ssL
Armour 4 Co. ths.. % .Pac. 7. T. S.. ssI
Atchison Gen. g.. esh Penn ts....... eftt
nal. a Ohio ts..... sSH DO con ttla fosu
Ches a Ohio ans. 90 Reading gen Ss "a
G. n 40. 4. a.. e6AsB l.. ~ r. r. q 81
&C N 4 Shs.i 100 So. Pac CIV. ts...... six
DO cv. bs...........10sH do ref ts.......... e6H
&C. a g. ref 4hg... 80 do cv. Bs...,,.... ppx
d. a r.. q. ref. 6s.. fk So Railway Ss.... sol
erie gon. ba........ e7ls Union Pacific a. eSu
sGen Electric ka. .i0s sdo ov 1s..,.'. ssI
sat No. lat tHs.,.. % u. B. Rubber a. . ioau
se1ll. Cen. rof. ts... s7AU. 8. steel g. ~ i01
*. G. 30. ref ks.. 90 sWabaah lat 6a. i0oss
81. ~ ami. g.. e1x West. Union ina, six
'M. x. Il lat "a. 7skwest Eieo cv. o.. 1o2x
eBtd. eeOfferod.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
The aluminium Ware Bargains Of
the Year in Domestic Room Friday

.sssS tSdh Us DStueoHS uoSu btoey
A special purchase of heavy,
best grade aluminium ware. enabl-
ing us to offer some rare bargains
Friday as long as the lot lasts.
Got. Berlin Kettles. complete
with cover, regular $1.39.
cot. Berlin Sauce Pans, complete
with cover, regular price $1.39.
S-qt. Preserving Kettles, regular
price $1.39.
Got. Coffee Percolators. regular
price $1.9S.
Three sizes In Cast Aluminium
Cake Griddles, worth to $1.9S.
Size No. heavy Skillets.
2-qt. Rice Boilers. regular price
$169.
Choice csc
Extra special-A 3-piece set, con-
sisting OF a S-qt. Preserving Ket-
tie, 3-qt. Berlin Sauce Pot and
2-qt. Ldpped Sauce Pan, these
three Tor .'...;'........9 9SC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11
Notion Specials

Coats Thread, per spool .4G
Coats Darning Cotton. sp1, I've
Pearl Buttons, per doz. Nc
4 cards Nursery Pins ......5G
zoe Hose Supporters, pair. Sc
25c Purses, each ........ 1OC
Dress Buttons, per doc SC
Many other Specials.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-11

In Domestic Room Friday
Women's Long Silk Gloves, black only,
made to sell at $500, choice. pair.
Women's 2-Button Silk Gloves, in Taffeta /
silk, made to sell to soc. at ..........
ChiIdren's Parasols, all colors, 25c values,
each ...............
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

(who on the stage is Miss Leila Me
intyve) gave a weekend party IN
their new home. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry j. Kelly. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred NibIo and Josephine
Cohan, sister of George Nj. Conan.
When the company was advised OF
the plans, Mrs. Kelly and Miss Co
han suggested to Mrs. Hyams that
II would be well 10 move the house
from the adjoining lot over for the
intended addition 10 the home, rath-
er than sell II and build an addition.
with true suffrage instinct, Mrs.
Hyans argued her better-half out OF
his plans and the thing was done
Result, John Hyams eventually paid
ont 81 800 more than building the
addition would have cost him and he
now has a mansion big enough for
several weekend parties at the same
time and considerably diversified for
tho Hyams family. He Is against
suffrage just $4,000 worth.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15
WHITE. IS
ONLY 4 WORD
IN CALIFORNIA,

out in California. the highways arc
hedged with roses. and ever blooming
uOWtrS, the orange trees are gay
with blossoms and ripening fruit. and
the warmth OF sunshine reminds one
of June
Here il is--oh well, you know yoa
would rather he in California than
here in tn, cold-so why not go this
winter
Trains such as the Golden State
Limited -- foremost transcontnent2
train and the Californian" with oh
sCrVation car through without
change between Chicago and Califor-
MIA. are tyiumphs OF the train build
er's art. providing every comfort and
convenience. Daily via the Golden
state Eoutc--the direct line OF low.
est alttudes-via Rock island-El
paso Sopthwestcrn--Sdut Pacific,
There Is no finer train--no better
service than the Golden state Lin
ted no quicker. more comfortah'o
nor mere interesting route 10 Call
fornla than the Golden state Routa
every mile fun uf historic Interest.
our travel experts would ENJOY tell
ing YOU more about this delightful
service.
Early reservations important Choice
Of routes returning. Telephone, wr.tl
or call az Rock Island Lines ticket
office. Majestic bldg. phone Mair
277O. or southern Pacific ticket office
Ma aiestic bldg. phone Cherry AIS
Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

general proposition OF the fair Sc
having voice in affairs. But his
views suddenly changed and he was
easily reconciled to the result of the
recent vote taken on the constltu
tional amendment in his state, New
York, relative to suffrage.
1t costs Hyams money to arrive
at a proper understanding of "wo
mans true sphere" AS Kelly tell'
il, Hyams purchased summer home
last spring at Stony Brook, Lone
Island, acquiring title to two ad
Joining lots on each OF which stoof
dwelling. ie desired 10 build an
addition to the houses he intended
to occupy and was given an esti
rate OF 81 500 for the work, intend
lNg 70 sell the house on the otAr
ot and have IL moved away by the
u~chascr.
Al this ''me Mr. and Mrs Hyar-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

The northeast corner of Woodward
ave. and East Grand-blvd., has two
distinct auditorinms, each fully
equipped with stage and movie ap'
paratus with seating capacity OF
$50. Here no one coming late will
have 10 sit through the series OF
educational and comic pictures after
The close Of the big film before he
can hnd out why the hero was such
boob. and how II all started.
For comfort the theater is unex.
celled The decorations are restful
and compared 20 the old style OF
movie house establishment very
submissive. The whole effect is
pleasing and the arrangement OF the
seats. with view TO accommodate
ing full sized men, most welcome
innovation.
The boxes are placed along the
sides and the rear. and an orchestra
of many pieces assists nj two per.
formances each afternoon and even
ing. There Is also woman's dress
ing room on the left of the foyer
with matrons in attendance.
The first public performance Will
be given Wednesday when "Thc
Turn OF the Wheel will be shown
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15
SN$,l4zyl s|aflz 8 ! lz:lIsa lzk2aAs

fought. back TO Eack One was Neal
and one the mate They fought
like tigers-for a moment, but not
more. Twenty TO one the man-eat-
Crs hurled III rmselves upon the two
white men anj bore them. senseless.
to the ground
The Brute meanwhile, was gazing
wildly all about him--looking for his
master and looking in vain Sudden.
~, ne of all men, saw the exit Of
Hcrnandez-Saw him steal away. Al
frat he may have been impellcd to
follow-for he started of But
close observer might have noted an
expression of relief cross his coun-
;enance, for he sank back once
more upon his seat and watched the
fight.
He even lauchcd-to him II seem
Cd like a new game A fight was
child's play 10 the Brute. But when
the unconscious forms Of Neal and
the mate were borne away, he seem
cd alarmed. lie started once more
10 his feet
'Eye.yah." rhied the chief 10 his
followers. "the white god huuCers
On with the feast"
Once more the bearers seized An.
ne,te-still lashed firmly to the pole
Then for the first time the Brute
realized that something was wrong
that here was horror.
He darted into the midst OF the
warriors and wung his arms.
Mono" he cried
But the mere word OF god could
never stop them now. They were
hunyry-they had fought for spoils
and the spols were theirs. They
shouldered him aside, and went
on.
They didn't get far. The Brute
was frcsh-he had been resting
With one fell swoop he once more
charged upon them, and tore them
broke them with his hands. broke
their backs aeross his knees s--crack-
cd their skulls with single blow
He seized one Of the long poles and
moved them down like grain.
He was more than one man-he
was ten. Bur he was only ten-no
more
Meantime. Meals captors. deter.
mined on a little private vengeance
had trussed him 40. or tried to- But
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

Members 81 Pulaski camp, Ne.H H.
Modern Woodmcn OF .Amesseos q
tributed $40 Monday evenIpG
fund for the relief OF Polish eH1
ers from the European war. W
officers were elected consuE3
seph w. Piiarski. adviser. LM
Lewandowski. banker, cass MN
bicki: clerk. Joseph OkoIn0|
member OF board of manoU
Walter I.ewa ndowskt wetrhH
John Domagalski and Trnatz ~
marek; escort. John Paiicki. N
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

New Movie in a Class
By Itself; Formal
Opening Tonight

The Duplex theater, Detroit's lat
est addition 10 The movie houses,
which opened last evening with an
invitational audience, Is most
novel combination Of Two auditor
iums, each complete In itself, that
will insure the safe keeping of the
movie patrons patience, and do
away with the annoyance of moving
for late comers who buzz in con
versation until the opening of a
new film.
The Duplex, which Is located on
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

hat tough young man. having par.
tally revived, permitted his captors
there were but two-to go just so
far Then he came to life, and ap-
Piled the gentle art of Iiu jitsu TO
each Of them in turn. II was effec-
ilye-and bone breaking.
Then Neal saw-and his heart
lpaped. Annette for the moment was
deserted. The Sight was centored on
the Brute. Neal sprang To Annette,
and with deft fingers loosed her
bonds. HE lifted her gently to his
lhoulder and started of.
He was too late. For the fight
with the Brute was over. For one
Instant the Brute had left open
vulnerable point-his defense had
failed. With mighty swung OF a
might, war club, one OF his antag-
cnists dealt him a swinging, deadly
blow npon the head. The Brute fell
IKE log.
Then somebody saw Neal and An
nette.
Like a tidal wave. the whole crowd
surged back TO their fair victim.
Neal. surrounded, dropped Annette
20 the ground and held his hands
high in air.
God help us--help u.s." he cried
in desperate need.
At that moment there was a ring
ing volley OF rife shots. A dozen
savages fell deed The rest turned
| TO face another foe-a new kind.
out OF the bushes sprang a squad or
marines from the Missouri. They
had landed In response to Neafs
wireless. They had struck the trail.
They had arrived-Just IN the nick
OF time.
pick your man." cried Neal, fire
--ah."
With a weird shout the savage crew
turned and nod--fled H. vain, each
pursued by man in Uniform, each
out-mptched by one man.
| Ard when he squad had finished,
| there was no village--and no vii
layers.
Neal saluted the officer in charge,
and aroloCized. Wasn't my bust
me- 10 give orders. sir" he smiled,
but if you'd been in my place. ."
The officer saluted In his turn.
Don't worry, SON." he said, you'll
be in ny place II you keep on fght-
ing like that--you'll keep going up
and up"
Neal revived Annette-no very
difficult 'ask. for Annette Ilington
had Inherited from sope source re.
markablc strcAgth and endurance
and wonderful nerve. He found his
mother still insensibIe, but suffering
only from the shock.
ITS 4 good thing" Annette whis-
nered tn him, that she didn't see it
4"
Ne1l clenched his hands. IT'S a
I'd thing any of rs saw it. he eS-
claimed. somebody's got to pay fol
thls-s0meb bolv's got to pay"
with Annette clinging to him h.
sro3e over 70 group OF seamen
who clustered about an object on
the around The lieutenant was
aor3ine over the Brute.
"tro stiu lives" aid the lleuten-
apt "hc moy pull throughput that's
not ~ev!ng much"
Annette knceled down IL the fig
rre Of the Brute. "He must live
che m,TmHred. hes saved my life
NOT cncc but many times"
In Q small boat oUt at sca-a boat
set with an improyised sail, Herman
/ dez and Inez Castro glided ever the
surface of n placid ocean
"On-to Lost Isle" cried Herman
dez n cleo.
Trnz stared, motionlcss, expression
! less into s77re.
Horrible" she moaned duly,
horrible. Oh Cod
(To Pc Coniinuedl
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15
John Hyams Against
Suffrage Since His
HHe Non Argument

II is said of John Hyams, who
with his co-star, Leila Mcintyre, is
coming 10 the Detroit opera house
Iext week in their new musical
success. MY Home Town Girl" that
unit. recently he had no radical
views on woman suffrage or on the
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15
synopsis

on the day OF the eruption OF Mt
Pelee Capt John Hardin. OF the
steamer Princess. rescues <ve-year-
old Annette llington from an open
boat. but is forced to leave Oehlnu
her father and mis- companions. IL.
ington IL assaulted by Hernandez ana
Ponto in VAIN attempt To get papers
which llington has managed 10 seho
aboard the Princess with his daugh- :
ter, papers proving his title TO ana
telling the wherea bouts Of the lost
island OF Cinnahar. Ilington's injury
causes his mind to become blank
Thirteen years elapses Hernandez
now an opium smugglcr, with Pon-
tn. Inez. female aocompltce, and the
mindless brute that once was llng-
ton, come to Seaport. where the wid-
ow OF Capt. Hardin is living with her
son Neal and Annette Ilington. and
plot TO steal the papers left TO An
admission TO the naval academy. but
through the treachery OF joey Welch-
er is defeated by Joey and dlsRraced
Neal enlists In the navy. lneS sets
n trap for Joey and the conspirators
get him in their power. In "A strug-
gle for possession OF the map Hern-
andez, Annette and Neal each secure
a portion Annette sails on the Cor
onado In search OF her father. In
Martinique Annette and Neal are cap
tured, but are rescued by sponge
diver. Inez forges Identification pa
pers for herself as Annette. In an
insurrection Neal and Annette are
again captured, carried TO the sun
City and Annette is offered as a sac
rifice TO tho sun god They are res
cued by marines FROM the Albany;
Landed In Tortuga, Annette and Neal
are captured and exposed to yellow
fever infection by Hernandez, but are
rescued by sailors from the Albany.
Inez tries to rob Annette and escapes.
On her way TO Chantillo Annette is
captured. Neal ls promoted and leads
n. party Of transferred men toward
Chantillo. but Is caught In train
wreck on the way. Hernandez and
Inez present the false Identification
papers TO Brother Anselmo at Santa
killed In his own trap. set for An
nette,
Horrible" repeated Inez, holding
her hand across her face.
"Ab." said Hernandez. now drag.
ging her with him, bit roughly,
"bui they are all accounted for-ex-
cept the boat. And the boat Is on
the sands. Come-you come with
me"
Almost lifting her from the
ground, he darted with her across
the open space, unnoted by any OF
the savage crew and safely reached
the jungle trail. Reaching II, he put
his hand upon his lips.
Careful" he said. eve know not
whom we may meet. Careful Come.
Were safe"
Back bwfore the Gre. two men
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

This picture will also run H.
and. thereafter. pictures ~
changed every two days.
The officers OF the new
Boulevard Theater CO.. which
the Duplex, are Fred -. AN
president: DR.. J. u. Kennedy,
president: Harry Hulburts
urer; Arthur Bergeron. secrq
and Jake Stahl. director. u
Payne is general manager and
Hennessey. theater manager. "
The Duplex will be forn
opened to the public tonight. n
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15
carneole CHALLENGES Yale

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 15.-Carnegie
Tech expects TO give final answer
today to Yale regarding a football
game either Sept 30 or Oct. 20. next
season.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

II HIS ESPECIALLY comfortable costume is made of terra
Gotta chamois CLOTH with clever arrangement of squirrel
fur on the bottom. cuffs and collar of the coat