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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-20

Mrs. Warren Lacey and children left
yesterday for Chicago where the chill
dren will attend school for the win
ter. Mrs. Lacey will study vocal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-20

A meeting of the Electra club of
the Royal Neighbors will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Thompson, 431 Randolph
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-20
MiiIer's Antiseptic Oil, Known AS
Snake Oil
Creating Sensation Throughout the
Country. Many Thousands are Now
Using II With Gratifying Results.

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, Stiff and Swollen Joints, Corns,
Bunions or whatever the pain may be,
it is said to be without an equal For
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sore Throat,
Group, Diphtheria and Tonsilitis it has
been found most effective. Accept no
substitute This great Oil is golden
red color only. There is nothing like
it. Every bottle guaranteed, IS and so
cents or money refunded by leading
druggists. Thistlethwaites Drug Store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-20
A@wQ|QhE
SOCIETY

The members of the Good Time
Dancing club will give dance Fri
day evening in the Eagles Hall.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Gine SriebeusridJter-Snrs fat ent.
idieben bak 8rnnbbeiiter nidDi
itrafbar iino, iuenu lie frembe
Siibner auf ibrem 9anbe idiehen,
iuenn pprber cine 8arunna gege'
ben lunr6e.

Die Surp, in ben alaeen bon Moam
S1nlibt gegen Sranf uno sSobn
Srebmann, llnb grnit @eiger, gegen
Sranf unb Sobn Srebmann auf @nt.
ihaoigung fir oas m,ltbmillige tob.
ten Der Siibner Der alGger, enti6ieS
am lesten Santstae, por 3i1ter
Stoenner, 5ugunlten Der 8erflngten.
S. W. ellis appellierte Den Sail TO-
fort an bas areisgeridt, fir ben
September Sernlin.
9ie 8erflasten gaben ai, oaB lic
5pci bon Serrn Sdnliot's unb ems
non Serrn @eiger's Siibnern ge.
idoiien bdtten, neil sic Siibner aui
oas Gigentbum Der 8erflaeten ge-
fonnten llno bort piel S6aoen &C.
than batten. sic iaeten ierner aus,
baB lie Serrn Sdnibt 9soti5 eegeben
batten feline Siibner einauadunen oaf
oies ieood nidt seideben iei. sic
iagten ferner bob Die Siibner ibre
SiiBfartoffel @flan5en fat g1nsIi9
5erltort unb anf ibrem 2anbe aud
ionit einen Sdaoen bon minoeItens
$500 per Sabr per,,riadt b1tten.
Ser Sail, ipelber piel sluflnerf.
ianfeit erregt batte, begann INN
10 llbr, pormittags, iinb oauerte bis
I'M ltbr, nadnittags. @eiger's
&lage lautete auf $t.00 Gnti1Goig.
iing unb $500 StrafentidGoigune,
i,no Sdniot's alase auf $500 @nt.
i&aoigung umo $500 Strafenti11-
6igung.
9ie Silrp beItano aus Sen folsen-
ben 8iirgern: Robt. Sdinbler, Som
8a,tnrgaertner, SEQ. Slider, gop.
&ebiamen, 8ernbaro emo uno S. 30.
DanSer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Clipper sbal nnb llmsesenS.

aarl guihmeper bat in oieier @e,
geno nit Dem 9reiden besonnen; Ser
,Grtrag oes 8ei5ens 1T iebr serine
,ln6 niele sSarrHer ipcrben faum bic
ausiaat 5liriif erbalten.
30. &ublmann iino @attin iino on,
bergangenen Sonntag bon eii,em
'sDei.mohentlihcn 9eiud bel ibren
rSobnen, &uoolf iino Senrp, in San.
ias, suriidgefebrt.
SSobn 8ui6meper ,lno @attin 10.
iuie Garl 9uidmeper unb Senrp
Brandt, tparen am Sonntag auf 8e.
ild bel Sobn 8allr.
Serr goiing. Der 8iebbGnoler bon
WontgomerD Goiintp, fpar porige
ISOLDE bier uno faitfte MallIeiel fin
Die arnlee; &arl 9uidmeper berfauf.
te inn brei Stiid.
gotpin Surol mar in Der pergange,
men 8ode franf; lit aber iebt ipieoer
iauf lrno bel Der Mrbeit.
sSn Der 8obnling bon Sobn 8aur
mar am letten Sanstag gbeno eine
5ablrei6e itno frDbIide @eieIIidaft
periamneIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
ySentidlanS," Sas Sentide llnter'
ieebout, in Baltimore anse.
langt.

Oos beiitihe Sau6boot pSeltih-
lano" nit ieiner 2obimg bon 1000
Somten Sradt, beitebenb aus SGrbes
itoifen Gbenlifalieu, Yoitiaden ilip.,
lit nad 15-tagiger Sabrt IN galti-
more cingetroffen. Shon ieit 5lpei
8oden uielbeteu Seit,tnssberi6te
oaB 9eiitiblano Elm llnterieeboot,
ipe5iell fir oen Sradthienit, gebalit
babe, oas cs mogen ipiirbe oltrd Die
cngliide 8lodabe binOitrd Die 5aDrt
na6 ben Gereinigten Staaten 5ll uil.
ternebmelL ood nurben Die 8erihte
pieliad beSpeifelt ba man es ni6t fir
n6slid) bielt. ooB elm l1nterieeboot
Oas @aeniB beiteben unS cine iol6e
lanee Sabrt obnc grneueriing ieines
Seuerllnesbebarfs alisfiibren fonne.
Tab es Dem erfinoeriiden @eiite Der
0elltiden oenno6 eelang, ben Man
5n peripirflideL bas benefit Die In-
filnit bes eroBen 5audbootes anl
lesten Sonntag Morgen in Der
Gbeiapeafe Ban.
Die geiasllng Nbeitano aus 80
Wam lnlter Commando bes Gapi-
tains &oenig, iinlmtlid BON Der San,
bels. uno iliht bon Ser &rieesnlarine.
9ns Sdiff lit nidt arruiert unb miro
lpie irgenb elm anberes SanbelSidiff
BON Oen 9unbesbeborben bebanoclt
pcrben rniiiien. gs nlahte cine Meiie
bon 1000 Wteilen, babon 1,S00 un.
fer 8aiIer. englii6e Sdlahtdiffe
laselt altf Der 2auer l,no berfolater,
oieies Seelplnber 80 Strmbel lang.
Sas Boot tauhte aber lrlter irnb On.
oertc ieimen Gnrs 500 Wieilen.
Gas 5diff mill cine 2a6nne Seifel
uas g.sn,iltf NIT 5uriiduebli,ea gs I'll
315 SUB lang unb 30 SUB brett. Die
engiiiden inb fransoiiihen gotidaf-
ter pollen Die Jfiiffabrt au pereiteln
ii1en. 0eutidlanb ioll etipa 90
FOLDER Boot boben uno lpie Der aapi-
tan iaet, iuerbe Die Bremen" IN etlpa
a6t Sagen anlangen.
Die erite Gorge Der 8aibingtoner
&esierllne miro Die 5eltitellune iein,
oh Die r9eutidlano" Elm ariegs- ober
Sanoelsidiff lit. Sc nad Der @nt-
ideioung lperoem Grotelte bon Ser
Oeitiden o0er neutrality-suspicious.
8otidoft. Sbidon man nidt tpeiB,
mann bas Sdiff mieoer ab5ufabretl
sebentt, 10 miro es bod innerbaIb 10
Saben Die Ser. Staaten perlaiier
nliiiien, ionit miro oer brabtloie appo.
rat auf Dem Sdiffe periiegelt tperoen.
Die Ser. Staaten baben oieie Hegel
gleih nob 4nfana bes &rieges einge.
fiibrt.
9em &apit1n ipurbe an Mortag
BON benz gtelp gorfer &apitaliiten
TauI Sedider eiu gbef bon $4,000
Sugeianot ais anerfennune fir Die
@roBtbot Oes Sdiffes. 9ns @eIo
miro inter Die Sffisiere unb @ann-
ihnften pertbeilt per6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Wiiionri.6armer bereiten cine glt
tafe anf ben SeiHb in @eiseu
Counties bpr.

-9as aisanttfhte Ereiben, oas j,
gegen Die beiiifbe Siege borbereitei
lpurDe, miro iett bon Miiipuri.Sar.
nlern in iebem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@prtnpt oes Stoates ilnternommen,
iast &. 5. Solbcrt, SiiIfs. Yrofeiior
Der Sorticultur in Der llnibcrIitdi
bon 9tiiiouri 5u Columbia. gsad
Serrn Salbert tit Die Sliege iebt in
Dem Slaasiumen imo @aoen.St
INN 5niiden Den 9lGttern uno Dem
Stengel am Sub Der @ei5enpflan3C
cingeldloilen. Ser 6einb miro in
oicier Gage bis 5llm Serbit bebarren
moOurd ben 5armer cine @elegen,
belt geboten lit, ibm an ieiner idiudbs
iten Stelle einen Sieb 5l ertbeilen.
8Gbrenb Der Wonate Suli, glllgilii
llnO September fonnen Die @rdben
Der beiiii6en Sliege leidt eritiirmi
perOen obne 4rtillerie.g .gorbereitling,
60 bulo iuie m0elid nah Der grnte
,pirb Der Sormer I'M Sffenen iid
nad Der eriten 2inie Der @raben Der
Stoppelfeloer oes @eiaerls begeben
unb our9 annenbung bes 9isc, Der
gsse imo Der Drag" Den 5eino tiei
in Ser @rbe pergrabeit.
Inn Die 8ernidtilng oes Seinoes
ppllltGnoig 5il MAIDEN, muB lein 8or-
ratb an Gabrung abgei6nitten luer.
ben 9ies fonn our6 r0isfen" rnb
@sgen oes gepfliigten gooens erreidt
iperoe,,, nm Den Sollmtar. .8ei5en ME
oersubulten.
Die Sliege linterninmt ibren all.
senleinen glngriff arf Den Serbltuei'
sen pGbrenb oes September uno Sf.
tober, na6 benz miro iie ibren gluf.
entbalt fir ben 8inter am Sub Der
8ei5en.Sflanae nebmen. Oa oas
2eben Der Sliege MIR A bis 5 Gage m
ibrem a,isgelpadienen Staoillm be-
trGgt, mGbreno pelder 3eit Tie ibre
@ier in Die 8eiaenblGtter legt, lit eS
ratbIanl ben 8eiaen ipGt genitg Sit
i6en, I'M GierIegen in Der bauptidd-
li6iten Serbitbrut ser Sliegen 5lt ent'
geben
Oie fliegen.freien 0aten in UtiI.
ioitri iino ctlpa Die folgenoen: Sir
oas norolihc 9rittel oes Staates, l..
Sftobcr: britten Gentral,Sbeil, s.
Sftober; iiioliden 9rittel, 16. Sf.
tober. @enn es Der Sliege geitottet
miro, iid in bent friiben uno in benz
8oluntGr .8ei5en i'm Spnlmer iino
SerbIt einsuidIieben mag iie in Dem
folgenoen 8riibjobr in iolder gn5abl
erIheinen. Die Dem @ei5en Der an
oen tliesen.freien Eaeen geiGet mitr.
DC, groben S6aben 5ufiigt. I'm eis
men crfotsreideit &anpf gegcn Den
Seino Su fiibreh lit 3uianmenuirfrn
notbig Die nidt 5ll itarf enpfcblen
peroen lam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Spbn 6. Smanser, nnier ndditer
Gonberuenr, uirS am naditem
9ienstas in Der GonSert.
halle, cine Gniprade
baltem.

sSobil e. Smanger, republifnnilber
Gonoioot fir @oilperneur unieres
Stautes, miro am ndditeu 0ienstug
glbeno bier iein iinb in Der CONCERT
bale cine glnipra6e on ltniere 9iir.
geri6aft balten.
Serr Siuaneer lit einer Der bier
Gnitbioaten Die ii6 Inn Die republic
foniide gtpnination fiir @oupernelir
beiperben unb 5lpar lit er, mic aus
8eridlten aus allen Sbeilcn bes
Staates berpprsebt, nobl Der popll-
ldrIte 8elperber ltn Die @iirbe oes
Staotsoberbauptes, Serr Srpaneer
mar mabreno Der Sablep. .IoniniItra-
ton Stats -SefretGr, IN ipelher
Stellc er lid als tii6tiger 1lnb eemii.
ienbafter 8eanIter ,lno als Elm Raml
bon beOeutenben ItaatSmGnniiheil
Sdbisfeiten lmo gciunoen aniidten
iiber bic meiiten Der itnatslpirtbi6aft.
lihen Sragen, erlpies.
Der Staat Wiiioltri obmobl Die
0emofroten Dor bier ssSabrell uuo
aud bel Der lesten @abl iiegten imo
5tpar NIT Siilfe Der Erogreiiipen ipeI-
DIE Die republifanii6e Hartei eeipoI-
Ten batten, lit nidt mebr 10 ii6er
bcnofratiid als in friiberen Sabren,
ullb menn nun, na6oem Die 9rpgrei.
iiben ipieoer in Die Heiben Der Ste.
piiblifaner eingetreten iinb. Die re.
pltblifaniide Sartei einen Mann, bon
ben 5abigfeiteiL aufridtigeln Gbaraf-
ter, feiter ltno iianobafter gbrli6feii
ltno aroBen @opularitiit zines Sobn
! g. spanser als ibren @ouperneurs
ga oataE al,fitellt bam f6nnen iie
in i,hicrem Stuate ben Sies oapol
tragen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Sermann, Nlo., 1reitas Den H. Sul 1915
Gari 8nter i'm 9iiiipnri ertrnmfem.

Carl Butter. etma "a Sabre aft,
uno I'M 9ienit Der Slubperbeiierllngs.
Gonnliiiion oils Scuermonn auf Dem
Regierlings 0anpfer .Sieittenont
2eiuis" itebeno. ertronf Iesten @titt.
nod allf Der Sobrt alpii6en Gbonlois
nnb Sefferion @itp.
glser, anideineno iiberbist iniolac
Ses beiBen 8etters ltno Der Site oes
Seucrs unter Dem 3anpffeiiel oes
gootcs, batte iid ouf oas Sorocf be-
geben I'm lid absufiiblen. oils es, ipic
man nernr,tbet bon Der Site iiber.
lpaltigt. iiber 9pro in oen Strom fiel.
Gin &ettlngsboot purbc iofort flott
gelnaht, bod ebe oosielbe our Stelle
gebra6t tperben fonnte, mar Ser lin.
9liiflihe llnter ben 8ellen ber-
ihmlmben. Ger 2ei6nam lit bis Jest
nod ni6t gefilnben norben lno bot
Die bieiigc Sreimaurer 9oge, mel6er
Der Grtrlinfene crit Dor aur3em bel
getrcten mar, cine gelobn,ns bon
$25 anf bas auffinbcn oes &orpers
ausgeiest
Carl gueer, Ser in Sermann biele
Sreunbe llno 8efannte batte, mar Elm
iituser NaHa bon liebet,slpiiroiaem
gSeien llnO grten @igenidoften ,,nr
crfrei,te iid oaber Der 4dtllng rnt
2iebe ieiner bieiieen 8efannten unr
ieiner &mneroOen. Gr binterl1Bt iei,
ne gltern Die in Warp's Some, Ro
mnbnbaft iinO, ionic ntebrere 9e
idpiiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14

Der llnter5eidnete bringt biernit
auen ytiIiionsfreiinben aur gefdllisen
Ael'ffrllbnobme, bob Die presbpt. @e.
,aelnoe bel 8ap, an Der Seconb
steet lbr @iiiionsfeit 10 Soft mill,
aa =. llno 10. guguit a,i feiern ge-
sslltf' Vile Serrn RadbarspaitorerL
1sple ,Dre liebe @enieinben iuernen
iss Lsl'll'f sleidSeitig frelmolid einge.
4Oef, an oernielben teilalinebmen.
a 4aIobn 8aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
sebt gut ams nnb fablt gut.

gsiemanb fam gut ausieben ooer
gut fiiblen, ipdbrenb er an llnberoau.
iihfeit leioet. 8efreit gud bon Dem
niibenb fdlotternben Iebloien @efiib.
len oitrd cine 8ebanbIi,na nit 9r.
SINGS gtep 2ife 8iIIs. &auft bellte
cine S6adtel unb nebnlt beilte glbcnb
cine ober alpei 8inen. Sim Ieoreen
miro ons polle unb itlirnpfe @efiibI
peridlpnnocn iein iino Sbr iucroei
gleid) better fiibIen. 25e bel Gurelr
glpotbefer. stop.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14

8enn Sbr nietben faufen, Der.
faufen oocr taufden iuollt, oonn
lbringt es i'm @olfsblatt sir slnseige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14

s(bonriert ouf oas Serntanner
SolfBbIntt.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
You Can't Give Anything That
Will Be More Apprecia tc
Than Gloves

Especially our Ladies tan and grey mocha
Gloves lined With squirrel and beaver fur. az S.
Fleece lined Gauntlet Gloves in tan and black.
with or without heavy cuf $3.50
Fleece liuod tan Automobile Gauntlets in all
Sizes $500. $3.50, $500
Oneclssp tan Kid Gloves. fleece lined $500.
strap wrist washable" Gauntets in oak.
pearl ivory. grey putty and Newport. 1925.
Ladies' washable novelty Ton Gloves In all
shades, $500 and $3.50.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
By All Means Visit Our Men S
Section for Wearing Gifts

This is an interesting
list "Wednesday VIII be
a good day 10 get them
Boys Novelty Suits I'm
CORDUROY with rcmoy
able blazer stripe col
lars and cuffs also
sergcs and shepherd
check at $500 and So:
2la 70 G-yoar sizes
Boys Mackiuaws. as.
sorted plaids. 81. So. IS.
$3.50 and $500.
Boys Mackinaw
Suits. including coat
hat and leggins. az S..
Raincoats In black
rubber for boys. $500.
Cape Rain Hats. s5o
Tan Raincosts. $500.
$500 and $500.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12

One clasp washable "Cheverette' Gloves in
newest shades and all sizes. SIPS, si.75.
Ladies' two-clasp light weight Gloves in
black and white with contrasting stitching
s1.25. st.5o s1.76, $500.
Ladies' pearl clasp P. X. Gloves In white with
Burgundy embroidery, $3.50.
Ladies' pearl clasp Gloves in beaver with
heavy embroidery stitching, $500
Childrens fleece lined Gloves IN grey and
tan mocha, $f.5o
Children's fleece lined tan Kid Gloves $50
silk lined and unlined Kid Gloves for chill.
dren in tan and pearl washable Cheverette. ST.
Children's wooden Golf Gloves in all colors
and Sizes 25e, SOC.
Wooden Mittens for the tiny tots" 2se. SOC.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12

Boys Suits to- iSyear sizes in blue serges
and easslmereS, IS, So $780, 500. $500, $1,000
We specialize ON mems $500 Hats in all sizes
and colors
Mems Suits In worstcd. tweed CASHMERE.
serge and homespun, $40, si2, SIS. SIS. $50
and S25.
Mems Overcoats in form fitting. pinch bacl,
and conservative styles si2, SIS, sis $50 and
s25.
Mems Mackinaws. complete assortment, 81,
SO, $3.50 and $500.
Mems Corduroy Refers sheepskin lined.
$3.50.
Mems sheepsldn Vests. $3.50
Browns Beach Jackets Ga wool Jersey cloth
with wool fleece lining. $500.
Hudson Seal Fur Caps $3.50, $3.50 and $500
Mems Linen Corduroy rulllined Trousers at
SO, 1925 $3.50, $500.
Mems Black Rubber Rancoats $500
Wool Cashmere Rainsoats I'm groy black and
heather, S., SO, SO. $40. si2. $500
Boys black. blue. white and gray Plush and
Fur Hats aud Caps, soc. 75c, stoo and st.75.
Boys felt. serge and cashmere Hats. in mill
tary aud rah-rah shapes, at SOC and $ioo.
Chinchilla and yarn Polo Caps I'm all colors,
SOC and 75e.
Boys Chinchiila and Novelty Cloth Over
coats, IS, $3.50, $500, $500. $500, sto.5o. sfs5o
Mems Smoking Coats $500 10 $500.
Mems Bath Robes. $3.50 to 5000.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Filled and Solid Gold Jewelry
For the Holidays
SOLID GOLD.


: !. !. !. ]. ]. :: :: :"
Real Cameo Brooches, S6.75 III
to s25 each szS @,
Solid Gold Brooches $3.50 to SZNNNS.
$500 each G#NE2S9hF&
Solid Gold Layallieres, s5.ooS&l k3fSS3 e SR
to SIS each. ESANS@WEksR
Solid Gold Neck Chains 5: rs, SssEsSSss<ssE.Y
$500, $500 each. SkSazsSzSW
Solid Gold Rings, colored WF
stones, 81 TO IS each
Baby Rings, soc to si.oo each.
Solid Gold Cur Links. $3.50 to 5000 per pair.
We sell Community Silver.
Gold-hlled Bar Pins. 25e to st.5o each
Fancy Bar Pins with colored stones, SOC TO $3.50
each
The new Rhinestone Bar Pins set in Sterling
Silver, $500 10 $500 each.
Beauty Pins, Brooches and Lavsllieres, SOC to
$500 each.
Cuff Links. Lingerie Clasps, 25e to s1.oo pair
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Blankets. Quilts and Bed
Spreads Make a Warm Gift

What could you give
OF receive that would be
more appreciated than a
nice pair of blankets or
a quilt purchased from
the Lipyincots store? All
new and beautiful. Blank
cts priced from 1915 20
$3.50 the pair. Quilts
from $3.50 70 $500.
Other Blankets and Quilts
from $500 TO 5000.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Gifts Are Plentiful at the No.
ton and Ribbon Section

Beautiful Back and Side Combs from soc to
$500 each.
Barrettes from SOC TO $3.50
A beautiful display IN Armlets and fancy
Carriers from 45c 20 S1.f0
Braid Pins from soc 10 S1.00
Fancy Bags made of ribbon from 50 TO So.
Ribbons of every kind from SC TO 75e. for ty-
ing Other Ribbons from acc 90 $500 the Yard.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Domestic Specials for Xmas

We place on sale tomorrow 200 pieces OF the
best percale made. All colors. fancy and l,iain
400 pieces of Bingham at f21se, t5o, tse aud
soc.
Bath Robe Flannel at zoe and s5e the yard.
Coiored Linens Of all kinds and all prices
Aprons at 25e, soc, 75e aud s1oo.
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Silks Are Acceptable Gifts

Especially when they are selected from our
stock and have every mark Of quality and ex.
clusiveness Displayed in our enlarged silk
section are the new evening silks. crepe de
chine. crepe meteor and tshetas in fully %
different shades
Particularly appropriate for gift giving are
our New 1917 satin Stripe Wash silks. The
stripes are wide narrow or in cluster Of vsri-
Gus coIors Priced from si.oO 70 sf.5O the yard.
some are already boxed for your easy selec-
ton. Worthy Of favorable mention are our
Black silks which are always very acceptable
on account Of their being fast black, which is
very important these days. Priced from si.oo
to $500 the yard
Evening journal., 1916-12-12
Buy This Stationery

Writing Paper in white and colors SOC TO
$3.50 box.
Correspondence Cards. 25c. SOC box.
Writing Paper aud Cards SOC TO $500 box
Waterman Fountain Pens $3.50 10 $500; self.
filters
Brass Desk Sets, $3.50 TO $500.
Sealing Wax Sets, Soc and SOC; all colors
Military Brushes. $3.50 10 $500 a pair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
Holovtchiner Says
It is Contagious
Grip, Not Scarlet

Comes now DR.. z. Holovtchiner, mem
Der of the Board OF Education, with a
statement that most of the cases being
reported to the health department as
scarlet fever are in fact a form of con-
tagious grip. The doctor said:
Grip manifests itself in different forms
at different seasons. This season it af-
fects the skin. Deduct the real scarlet
fever cases from the total reported and
would say the rest are grip. Scarlet
fever never affects a child under 6
months of age and rarely an adult over
80. We have had many cases of adults
and some infants under 6 months. Again,
scarlet fever invariably leaves serious
results. which we have not been hearinf
Of in the local situation. I am not con-
tending that this form of grip is not
dangerous. nor do believe there is UNI
necessary alarm over what is believed to
be scarlet fever. Other cities are having
many cases of this same form of grip.
contend that our psychologists should
isolate the germ of this disease and de-
termine its relation to grip, which am
sure will he the case"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
SUIT TO TEST STATE
EMPL LOVERS LIABILITY

The personal injury suit OF Jim spiezio
against the Hodgin Construction COM
pany, has been transferred from the
district court to the federal court.
In its trial the qestion of the legality
Of the Nebraska employers liability act
will be decided. 1t Is the first suit to be
brought in this state involving that act.
the defendant alleging that 1t has been
at all times willing to pay Spiezio COM
pensation as provided under the act. The
plaintiff was working at a cement ma
chine on the Ford building on North
Sixteenth street when he was injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
On the Calendar.

Among the affairs OF Thursday proceed
ing the Subscription club dance at Tur-
pins hall will be dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles c. George and a dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce will give a lunch
con toward the end CT the week. probably
Saturday afternoon. at the Omaha club
for Mrs. Edward o'prien Of Poughkeep.
sic. guest OF Miss Louise Dining. and
later. OF Mrs. oBriens sister Mrs. viii
Coad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Towle will give a
small dinner at the Omaha cluD Friday
evenin. an affair consequent to the din
ner-dance.
Mrs. Fred Thomas gives a luncheon at
her home Friday afternoon for the visit
ing girls.
Tho Temple Israel Sisterhood will give
dinner-dance at the Rome hotel Mon
day evening. February q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
Saw Wood if You Eat
at Industrial Home

been harvested a great many men are
again thrown out of employment. accord
ing to Captain Kline of the Salvation
Army Industrial home. Captain Kline
has two carloads of railway ties. fur
nishe6 him by the Burlington railroad.
This is quite a pile OF wood. and the
men who apply to him for food and shell
ter are given a chance to cut up a few
ties for dinner or bed.
Thus not a man gets anything unless
he works for 1t. at this Industrial home.
The Salvation Army sells the wood In
stovewood lengths for 81 a load delivered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
NOW reel. len,,rrry WEN.

Those who have headache. rheumatism.
stiff and swollen joints or any other
symptoms Of kidney trouble win be inter-
ested in a statement from A. II. Francis,
Zenith, Kan, who writes: II had a Sc
we're pain in my back and could hardly
move. tried several remedies with no
results. took about two-thirds OF a SOC
box Of Foley's Kidney Pills and now feel
entirely WE'LL Middle-sged and older
men and women whose kidneys are weak
ened find these safe pills give relief from
sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Sold
everywhere Acknowledgement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-10
NEW FEVER CASES
NUMBER SIXTEEN
Six Taken to the Emergency Hos
pital-0ne an Ice Cutter Of
Ashland.
SEVEN GUARANTEES ARE OFF

Sixteen new scarlet fever cases
we're reported to the health office
during the last twenty-four hours.
Six patients were removed to the
city hospital. Oliver Lane of Ash
land, Neb., is an ice cutter who ap-
piled at the free dispensary on Doug
las street for treatment and his case
was diagnosed as scarlet fever.
In two instances during the last
day there were two cases in each
home. Most OF the new cases af-
feet children. Seven guarantees
were removed Tuesday.
Health Commissioner Connell reports
nothing particularly new in the situation.
The inspectors are busy quarantining
new places and removing guarantees
from convalescents.
New cases reported are.
hospital.
Woodcock. 5000 South Ninth. removed
to City hospital.
Perry, 1918 Hamilton.
Greenhouse, 1912 North Twenty-sixth.
G. Lee. sol New Hamilton, removed to
city hospital.
Mrs Charles Garrison, 1909 South Thir-
teenth. removed to City hospital
oliver Lane of Ashland, Neb., removed
to City hospital
John Bowling, 3Sl5 Maple.
Mrs. Collan and baby. 2SO6 North Twen-
ty-first, second floor, removed to City
hospital
]. Potter, 1902 Grover.
Folker, 1929 North Twenty-second.
Moluf. 3019 North Thirtieth.
Weiner 1.-TWO children). 1896 North For
tieth.
Ninety-nine cases have been reported
since February first.