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4,0--For saltwater, fawnee and
Gushing. daily ....... 8 80 a. m.
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saltwater daily ...... 1915 a. m.
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d., Il. & G.
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Texas, daily ............ 5:10 p. m.
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YOU Get Posted on the relative army naval and aerial
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must consider the relative positions OF the countries Oh
the map strategic defensos, naval bases topography fin
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CONTENTS

Portrais Of European Rulers
Army Strength of European Ma
tions
Naval Strength, Men and Yes
sells
. Aerial Fleets, DrlgibIes and
Aeroplanes
Chronicle of Nations involved
Triple Alliance and Triple En-
tente
Hague international Peace Con-
ference
Capitals of Europe
Population European Countries
National Debts of Europe
European Coin Values
Area cf European Countries
Distance Between Principal
Cities
Decisive Battles of Past Gen.
tury
Charts of Capitals and Naval
Strategic Points
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s-Room house and acres land at
1901 East Noble.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
WARD M. BURGESS
AK-SAR-BEN KING
Leader in Several Big Business
Enterprises Chosen from Out
side Board Of Governors.
KNIGHT SINCE DYNASTY FORMED

Although prominently connected
with big business houses Of Omaha
for many years. Ward NJ. Burgess
the new king of Qulvera, started his
career here as an ordinary billing
clerk at n meager salary.
lie Is row vice president OF the whole
sale dry goods firm Of NJ. e. Smith a
Co.. president of the Burgess-Nash de
partment store, a vice president and a.
rector of tho Omaha National bank snl
a director OF the Omaha Electric Light
and Power company. He Is all that.
while stin only IS Years OF nge. He was
born I'm st. Joseph, but came to the Gate
City to seek his fortune In 1870 when only
20 years OF age.
Ever since Ak-sar-Ben began he has
been an active knight OF the realm AND
now he Is It's king.
lie Is a member OF the Omaha, Country
and Commercial clubs and was once
president Of the former.
Golf, squash ball and motoring are his
hobbies, the latter having taken the place
of his fancy for fine horses. of which he
owned a number during the days Of the
Horse show.
His wife was Miss Margaret Brown OF
Omaha. The have beautiful home at
Twenty -second street and Capitol ave-
nue., and have three children, Charles,
Louis and Margaret.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

Black-Tcte de Negro GeorEetto crepe,
rrettily embroidered with gold threads
= ID, Mrs u. R,--Midnight blue tulle
over gold embroidered chiffon; skirt
blue tulle embroidered In gold, with
straps Of tulle over the shoulders.
WOOD, Mrs; w. misunderstanding
white lace. short, full skirt.
WOODARD, Miss Clare Hclene-F Flesh
eolored tulle over satin; very fun skirt
Sleeveless, with bands OF tuue over
shoulder. and trimmings OF opalescent
sequins. Corsage boquet OF silver
roses,
wooDARp. Mrs. James I.-Handsomo
rcle OF black lace, en- train
WOODLAND, Miss Maric-Costume Of pea
cock blue net over white satin with
trimmings OF white satin. Long sleeves
Of net, CorrGge OF orchids.
WE'LL, Mrs Harry OF Cincinnati, n guest
Of Mrs J. r. Yates--lmported gown Of
JNpAnese embroidered crepe dc chine
In pale blue, with skirt dancing length;
trimmings OF lace and iTidescent beads,
Diamond pendant.
WHEELER, Mrs notwithstanding sap
phiIe blue net over silver cloth. The
lodico was patterned after the newest
models. high neck In front and cut quite
low In the back. Sapphire blue pail
lettes ornamented this most attractive
gown.
WALLACE Mrs. Tosa-Louis XIV model
OF orchid satin trimmed with filet lace
aud irldcscent bands. skirt caught
with French flowers.
WATSON, Mrs. NJ. O. OF Lincoln, Guest
OF Mrs. Gould DietR-ChRrining cos
tune, with skirt of black velvet
yer lace and black chiffon trimmed
with Jet and rhinostones. DIAMONDS.
VIII TIE. Mrs Victor--Costume OF black
net and silver, with trimmings of jet
Short full skirt and seeveless waist
trimmed In bands of silver.
WOOD, Mrs, w. R.--Charming costume
of cerise tulle. with draperies of all
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

blue satin. Short FUN skirt; the waist
sleeveless with shou der bands OF sill
YER lace ON cerise net
Y.
YOUNG. Mrs. Raymond G.---Attractive
gown OF white lace and coral satin.
YATES, Mrs. John T.--Black net over
charmeuse; trimmed IN bands OF black
velvet and gold embroidery. Pearls
enhanced the beauty of this costume,
CAMPBELL, Mrs. Emma F,-Coral chit
fon velvet with draped bodice and net
wing sleeves, trimmed with rhinestonesi
White aigrette In hair, Diamonds and
pearls.
GOLDSMITH Mrs. Sam Handsome
gown OF black spangled net. Diamonds.
HOSFORD, Mrs, Richard, Of Moline.
Guest OF Mrs. w. u. Hosford-Attrac-
tive pink satin frock embroidered in
silver. with trimmings OK irldescent
HoSFURD. Mrs. willard D.-Handsome
black lace gown with trimmings of jet,
skirt short and full Short sleeves OF
net. Corsage bouquet OF orchids.
HEATING, Miss Helen--Costume OF pink
satin with pointed bodice and hoopskirt
OF white lace; opalescent trimmings.
KELLY, Mrs. Ida M.-Pink crepe de
chine with point d'espr lace and beaded
tunic Ostrich plum Elm hair. Corsnge
bouquet OF lilies of the valley. Dia-
monds and pearls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

yer cloth deliberately trimmed with sill
yer lace over flesh colorcd chiffon.
Silver lace panels on SIX IT edged with
black fox fur; en- train COrsage OF
oliver, hand embroidered.
STEEL, Mrs. Harry O.-Gown of gold
cloth and gold lace flounclng, with
bouffant skirt and overdress OF black
tulle and ermine.
STEEVER, Mrs. e. zell OF Fort d a.
Russell, Nyo.. guest OF Mrs j. r.
Coad, Jr.-Blue satin with overdrape of
cream embroidered tulle.
SMITH, Mrs. Floyd-Simple frock of
black tulle over black satin. Short.
fun skirt.
SMITH, Mrs. Sidney OF Hartford. Conn,
guest OF Mrs. J. +. Dale-All white
gown OF chiffon ana charmeuse;
dancing length, with trimmings OF
crystal and pearl beads.
SULLIVAN. Mrs. j. Light blue tullc
over flesh colored silk Short, full
skirt; waist sleeveless, with shoulder
bands OF beads. American beauty
roses.
THOMPso ON. Mrs. George K.-Handsomo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

Bird of paradise in the hair. Diamond
HAMILToN. Miss Marion-Girlish dam
cling frock of flesh-colored net over pink
satin. Clusters of pink velvet flowers
marked the points of the skirt and
festooned the girdle and sleeves, $3.50.
HAVERSTICK. Mrs. George-Black net
embroidered in green and black pail
lettes over black satin.
HAVEN, Miss Rebecca. of Cincinnati
Guest of Mrs. Z. F. Black-Pink crepe
de chine and chiffon prettlly embroid-
blue satin; short skirt, bouffant effect.
HoCHSTETLER. Miss Frances-Dainty
dress OF pink poul de meteor with in-
serts of pink tulle. Bodies of silver net
and long tule sleeves and trimmings
HOWE. Mrs. r. C.-Attractive cream
satin Cabot gowa
crepe. en- train, with trimmings of
silver lace, and flesh colored chiffon
embroidered in rhinestones and pearls.
Touches OF ermine.
NGWERsEN, Mrs G. J.-Black silk
tulle over black cbarmeuse with trim
ming OF iredescent Jet bands.
JORDAN, Miss Laura--saimon colored
pool de meteor with trimmings OF gold.
JOhDAN, Mrs. r. C.-Biack tulle gown
with trimmings of cut let
|UDSON. Mrs. Frank W.-Cream lace and
green tulle combined with green satin.
Silver lace formed the bodice and car
sleeves and the skirt, which was short
and quite full' was slashed at the bSs-
tom showing petticoat of tulle and
lace.
Knox, Mrs. r. o.-Blue silk messaline
with overdrape OF self-tone chiffon. tor
sage bouque. OF pink rOsebuds.
S0PALD. Miss Hannah-Pale pink
FAINT effect and iestooned with silver
ribbon and rosebuds. Shepnerdess
bodice OF pink satin.
KUHN, Mrs. John A.-Rich gown Of
black velvet with trimmings 81 black
tu.le, and skirt dancing length
kUhN, Miss Marion-Dainty white satin
dancing frock,. combined with white
KANANAUGH, Mrs. Annie p OF Spring
field III, guest OF Mrs. James Reed
Hlue faille with lace and velvet over
dress, and heavily embroidered,
kEELINE. Mrs. ATthur-Attractiye pink
velvet and tn lie costume with bodice of
pink velvet and silver lace: the points
81 the skirt were outlined with French
flowers and touches OF brown fur were
used; y almond and pearl necklace.
KENNEDY, Mrs. John L.-EKquisite
creation OF iridescent sequins and silver
lace sleeveless. and made with short,
tul skirt. Diamond necklace.
sERNER Mrs. Northumberland silk
pOplin draped with brown panne velvet.
Sorsage bouquet OF American beauties.
levy. Mrs Morris-Handsome black
eharmeuse. combined with Jetted net.
Hest 81 Ms If asisn 81 ne khhio III
pink net dancing froek with silver
LORD. Mrs. l. M.-Embroidered maIine
SSfr robins egg blue satin. Diamonds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

Jet gown with bo1t-c cr talc yttlnV
chiffon trimmed In Jet and oriihants.
Jet lavail.ele.
ia ,NER, Mrs. J. M.-imported gown
Of flowered crepe dc chine, with trim.
mings OF gold and rhinestoncs. Bod
Ice ornamented with gold and crystal
TOWiE Mrs. Ross-orch,d grosgrain
with silver metal flowers. Sieevos
and side FIRM ON skirt of white lace.
win silver run edge aud trimmed with
skunk fur. Waist trimmed with crys-
tai tasscls. Corsago bouquet OF or
chids.
VANCE. Mas Adelaide-Pink radium
with overdress OF white deliberately
beaded with pearls.
W.
WATSON, Ms T.. Of Grsnd Island,
guest OF Mrs. Penn ECdrep-t 'lqCk satin
gown with overdrrss q snanUlcd net.
WEBSTER, Mrs Junn Potter-Sott or
Chiu tofieta, with short full skirt seal
ioped around the bottom. The bodice
Was Of lace anu beaded with silver
WELLER, Mrs. Harry Princess lace
robe over cloth OF silver ami pink chif-
fon with ornaments of pearl.
Mrs. Samuel - Black
satin and embroidered net, with bugle
and black palette trimming.
WHITING, MIS-. Cn.lytie OF brownsville,
Tex, guest OF Mira =. \. Sweet-Mhue
SATIN with ONeFufeSS OF tloSh-COlufod net
and shorl skirt, the lower euge of which
was band OF blue and pink pompadour
six. The same silk formed the lower
part OF the bodice and the shoulder
bands were OF flesh-colored chiffon.
WYMAN, Mrs, Henry-Handsome cos
tune OF brocaded tulle combined with
zeal lace over white satin.
w BSTBROOK. Mrs. -. S.-Exquis'te
creation of silver cloth In orchid tone,
sleeveless. Empire waist trimmed with
silver lace.
Miss Mary Augusta OF Cres-
ton, Ia, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. u.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09
Rich Gowns Worn
By Ladies at Ball

CONTINUES from Page Four)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

LONG. Miss Florence-White brocade
silk with wired tunic Of Dresden chi
fon, edged with black lynx. Bodice o.
fresh colored chiffon and wide satin
girdle of pink. Bouquet of Mrs. Ward
roses.
LOUIS. Mrs Karl-Striking gown of rose
colored velvet and Carrickmacross lace.
Short skirt of the velvet with bodice
OF lace and velvet. Pearls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

QUIGLEY. Mrs, ID. T.-Cream satin gown
with trimmings OF gold lace, made
dancing length. Pearls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

NASH. Mrs. Louis--Sapphlre blue veive
combined with silver lace. made dane
ished the bottom Of The skirt and wa
used to ornament the bodice.
N0VAk. NJ IS Clara of Howells, Neb.-
Empire gown OF yellow crepe meteo
over chiffon taffeta; bodice of Iris
point lace. Corsage bouquet of Amer
lean beauties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-09

CNGWERSEN Mrs. G. J.-Black silk
tulle over black charmeuse with trim
ming OF iredescent Jet bands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
PALMER TO BUILD
MURRAY HILL LOFTS
r,oscs Lease for Sloane Plot on
38th and 30th Sts.-Drive
Apartment Sold.
SOME INVESTORS BUY

fe,l,s n. Palmer cloeed yesterday a
.,,, reported in THE Sun several weeks
,,o ,or the site for another large mid
,o,, loft building. Last week he pur-
..,,ea a site on Ann street. The mid
,o,, deal has TO do with the properties
a, : East Thirty-eighth street and 10
r,s, T%hirty.ninth street. on the Thirty
.sb,b street side is a four story dwell
,,r formerly the home OF Samuel Sloan
,,a on the Thirty-ninth street side is a
vacant plot. The site measures 37.6
Zoo, on each street and runs through
Ina block 1915 feet. 1t Is owned by
members Of the Sloan estate under the
,r,s Of Naols Corporation and has been
leased by Mr.. Palmer and his associates
In the Improvement Company of New
York for a term of t~wenty-one years
ai,h renewals. A twelve story building
from plans by Herman Lee Meader will
ha erected. Frank d. WELLER and J. l..
Robertson were associated as brokers
In the transaction. The property begins
Is7s feet east Of Fifth avenue and Is
lust outside of the Murray Hill restricted
zone. on the Madison avenu end OF
he block is the professional Building
erected by George +. Baker, with the
,olony Of Baker family houses adjoin-
lne IL. Plans for the new building were
sled yesterday. 1t will cost $25o.o00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
DIVIDEND FOR ELECTRIC BOAT.
sixteen Per Cent. Declared on Pre-
ferred and ~ on

The directors Of the Electric Boat
Company Yesterday declared dividends
Of l6 per cent. on the preferred stock
and l2 per cent on the common stock.
II vas stated that Of the" preferred
dividend \ per cent. Is on account of
1914 and the remaining : per cen out
of earnings so far this ear, or the
common dividend 4 per cent, is from
the 1914 earnings and 5 per cent on the
revenues up to July ~ Of this year. The
last dividend on the common stock was
paid on December 81, 1909, and was at
the rate Of 2 per cent, that disbursement
having been continued Till then from
December 81. 1905, Dividends have
been paid on the preferred since July.
1910, at the rate of \ per cent. per
annum, . per cent. quarterly having
been paid from October, 1903.
The rise in Electric Boat stock has
been of a most sensational nature, its
advance exceeding even that Of Bethlehem
Steel. a year ago ii was quoted AT II,
with few transactions noted. Six
months ago II was selling at 81. ny
June l II had advanced to so. on last
Friday the stock touched 1877. Yester-
day II closed at ITS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15

Willis Az, $50, storc--John J Tralnor,
cXcr, TO Louis Leviuson & ano, 339 Wills
av, 3 VI, from Sept ~, 1914 attys, Louis
& Edw Lev!nson, S3H Wills av..,, $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
lORk-THE WINDHAM REALIZATION
COMPANY, INC. Plaintiff, against JAMES
ALLEN NICHOLS. ct al, Defendants.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
In the above-en,itled action and bearing
date the IAN day of June, 1915, l. the
undersigned. the referee In said judgment
named, VIII sell AZ public auction. a. the
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York. on the End day Of August.
1915, At y o'clock noon on that day, BY
SAMUEL MARN, Auct.Oneer, the premises
directed by said judgment 20 be sold, and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. place or parcel %
land. situated. lying and being In the city
OF New York. IN the County and state Of
New York. and bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the North
ono hundred and twelve feet Easterly from
the Northeastoriy corner Of Seytr'y-ufth
street and Columbus Avenue, running
thence Northeflv parallel with Columbus
Avenue one hundred and two feet ,wo
inches to the centre line Of the block;
thence Easter!y a.one said centre line
tNsuty-one feet, thence Southerly again
parable. with Columbus Avenue and part
OF the distrnc" through a party wa one
hundred a-l two feet two !uuhcs to the
THENCE Westerly along the same tW-n,y-
one feet T." the point or place 81 beginning.
Dated. New York july 9TH. 1915
EDMUND HURLEY Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys Tor
RroeINay, Borough Of Manhattan. y.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold. its street Number Is 80
West 18th street;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT of THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF SEW YORK
Richard II swartwout and Gitaud + Thorn,
testament Of Maria Louise Miller. deceased;
Plaintiffs, against Blaize l.. Harsell and
others. Defendant.
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of fore
closure ana sale. duly made and entered 10
the dbove-entlt,ed action and bearing date
he elshth DAY q july. 1915. ! the under,
named. viii EEL At public auction at tn"
Exchange sslesroom, Nos. lt-i6 Nesey
ssrest in the Borogsh OF M.nh,ttan Of,
August. 1915, at IL o'clock noon on mat
DAY. by Joseph l. Day. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be
.old. and therein described as follows,
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
and. with the buildings and improvement,
thereon erected. situate, lying and being IN
me borough of Manhattan OF the GU! OF
New YORK. in the County and state OF New
York. bounded and described as follows;
hss,sn.ns at the corner for,ied Sy 'Hoff
Howard street with the easterly side Of
broadway, nunning thence easterly aIons
the sou,herly side Of Howard street one
one-half Inches 20 promises No. IS Howard
street, thence southerly along said
premises and nearly. parallel With Broad
way one hundred and one feet ten and one
hslf Inches TO land now or LATE Of John
Jay thence westerly nearly parallel WIN
Howard street and along said land now
''F a'eh a'N 49,
ana three quarters. inches to a point DIS.
tant ninety.eight feet three and one half
inches easteriy from Broadway; thence
northerly nearly parallel with Broadway
ana along the land now or late of John
Jay forty-nine feet eleven and one-half
inches to the northerly line Of said land
now or late of John Jay; thence westerly
ana along the northerly line OF and now
or late OF John Jay ninety-cieht feet four
and one-qusrter inches to the casterly side
OF Broadway. and thence northerlv along
ne easterly side Of Broadway ffty.one
rect ten and one-quarter inches to the
point or place OF beginning; Together with
All gas and electric fixtures. heaters.
boilers. elevators. pumps and machinery
and connections Of every description In or
connected with said buildings ard prenises
and whether or not the same or any Of
them are securely attached 10 the freehold
or otherwise, the same having been declared
In the mortgage hereby forcclossd 20 he
rear estate and covered By the lien Of said
mortgage
Dated, New York. July 10Th. 1918.
ABRAHAM FELT, Referee.
VI THOMSON. Attorney for
plaintiffs. la Rroidway. Borough %
Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is a diagram NJ the prop
erty to be sold It's stree, Numbers are
s:N-432 Broadway and 37-4l Howard
Street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15

The white star liner Baltic. sailing to-
day for Liverpool. VIII take mai, losing
at $50 A NJ, for all Europe except GER
many. Austria, Hungary, LuXemhurg, Tur.
KEY. Netherlands. Norway. sweden AMI
Denmark also for Africa. West Asia and
the East Indies.
The italian liner Principe 81 udino, saii.
Ing to-day for Naples. viii carry mall,
closing at $40 A. NJ, for Italy. Bulgaria.
All mail must he specially addressed for
despatch b. this steamer.
The scandinavian american liner rrited
States. sailing to-day for Chr'stiiustui
and Christiania. NIL carry maj. closing
at 10 \ NJ. for Norway. sweden, Dem
mark, GNrmanv, Austria, Hungary, LuNen-
burg and Turkey.
The Holland America liner Rotterdam.
sailing to-day FOR Rotterdam, viii take
mat, closing al S3o \ NJ, for tho neither
lands only
The french liner Rochambcau sailing
Saturday Tor Bordeaux w.l take mail,
closing At noon. for France. Buwau't,
Bulgaria, serbia, switzerland l'a'y. SPUN,
Portugal. Egypt Greece. British India,
British Eat africa. siam. Npl't. I'hr1l-
tar, feNlou S-'l't~ settlements. butrh
East lui,es W.. australia and Persia
The Italian liner DIci doFli Ahruzsi.
sailing saturday for Naples. viii Ike
mall. closing a. $50 \ for Italy. Ru.
mania. Bulgaria. serbia. switzerland and
Greece only when specially addressed
urday for Liverpool Will ttke mail o.os-
Ing at SO" A. NJ, for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. luNafnburg.
Turkey. Netherlands NORWAY, sweden and
Denmark. Africa, West Asa and the East
Indies.