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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30

Presently the men hold a consultation,
pointing 10 some part OF the motor ma
chnery, and apparently come to the con-
clusion that the car cannot be started
with the tools at their command Then
they hitch rope 10 the car and tow Il
away at the end Of their own car. Could
anything be more simpler
How can you beat such a game as this?
Carrying away part Of the machinery
does not prevent the thieves from towing
the car away. One sure way TO prevent
robbery is to have the car watched The
policeman on that patrol will keep an
eye on II IL you are only going TO make
visit to some office building and coming
back In a short time. But n you keep
your car in the street the entire day no
one can watch H. You are simply taking
chance with the car thieves
No safety In Chains.
One simple safeguard u chain on the
wheel. and that has proven fllmsy pro-
lection, for the auto thieves laugh at the
ordinary chain. the long handled nippers
that they carry cutting nir0ugh steel aB
easily AZ paper
The smashing Of the paddock is even
simpler way OF releasing the wheel. The
only comfort the owner OF the car can
carry away with him after locking the
wheel Of the car Ia that he has placed
a difficulty In the way Of the car thieves,
for cutting chain or breaking paddock
IL an action that IL likely 10 attract at
tention even IN street where every ono
II intent upon his own business and
aYerse 10 going out Of his way 70 pre-
vent a possible car theft, Besides which
the car thieves ran cover the action ~
opening o paddock or cutting u chain bg
gathering around tho wheel M though
they own the car and nro merely making
nm examination or removing the ebail
preparatory 10 starting tho car
There are other ways " making tho
path ~ the motor car crook ~ steep ana
difficult az possible. One motorist be.
lleyes he has solved the thief problem |
BY having q slot cut IN the clutch pedal |
SHAFT. Through this he paasea bar, |
which he locke So far his car hnH not |
been stolen. Another way IL 10 remove
the rotor This makes II very difficult
for any thief to steal tho car, for he
would have 10 carry number Of rotora
10 be auro Of having one that would ~ |
that particular motor Philadelphia |
North American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30

some objective in comparative growth.
Thirty new members Joined the club IN
the last ten days. Thrty-count en-.
Names on file m tho club room, Doubt
ing Thomases are invited down. And II
you come. bring n ten-dollar William
with you, for you VIII be sure 10 join
some Boosfer, Believe Usi
J II. Cutoff (oxcusc the publicity. J. H.
walked into the club room last week and
whispered he had three Indians he was
going 10 make join the club. lie grabbed
three application blanks and left. About
three hours later he came back with tho
lndian9 scalps attached 10 the applIca.
ton blanks. Gosh, II every auto club
member Was named Cutoff
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
CHALMERS AGENTS
| TO MEET IN OMAHA
Big Convention Scheduled for First
Part of May Through Efforts
Of W L. Huffman.
|NRoYAL GOOD TINE" cARDED

The chalmefF uotor company of De
roit will ho d tig deal RS convention
IN Omaha Mas 3 an e. The attendants
pf the convention viii include dealers
From all parts Of the central west and
plans are being made to make this con.
vention an epoch in motor car conven-
Hons. The convention was landed
lhrough the efforts Of the local dealer,
NJ. l. Huffman. because OF his excellent
bhowing Of sales
/ Omaha should be very proud indeed Of
he compliment which tho Chalmers Mo
FOR Car company has paid to this section
n scheduling this convention for omaha
nstead OF 81. Louis or Kansas City. II
y virtual recognition or the prominent
position which Omaha occupies az Dis.
$r1buting center for automobiles. II ranks
omaha in class with Chicago, Mime
Apolis, Boston. Atlanta aud Dallas, which
src the cities where these conventions
pave been held this year.
prominent among the Chalmers off,
pals who win attend the convention are
Paul Smith. vice president; y. q. Wills,
sles manager, and VI !. Drumplemann,
assistant aales manager L. H. Van pat
|en. advertising counsel Tor Tho chetten-
pam Press, ~ also paying a visit 10 the
)mahs convention and will talk on al
Yertising. Van Patton Is recognizod
authority in advertising circles snd HIS
Iaik VIII undoubtedly carry much weight.
Mr. Drurplemann, who has npcnt tho
fasf week IN Omaha completing arranrs
penis for the convention. states that a!
no time VIII not be devoted Ia ne Gus
fusinoss, but In addition they intend 70
NOV the dealers a royal good time
nc dealers will he housed At The ron.
enelle, The present program calls for
banquet Friday evening. which WIN
Rclude cabaret and vaudeville show
heater party II scheduled for satur-
Jay evening. Most of the dealers VIM
Pay over until Sunday, which has been
designated as drive home day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
FEDERAL SERVICE STATION
TO CARE FOR THEIR TIRES

v. y. zwiebei, IN charge ~ the Federal
ervice station at g5is Farnam street, dIs-
Fihuters Of Federal tires. has a new serv-
p plan. All Federal tires and tubes pur.
passed from them arc kept In repair FREQ
q charge during the life Of the euaran-
~, such NJ repairing punctures IN tubes
|nd small cuts IN castings Mr.. zwIe-
ri Is faetory-trained expert and no
Eates that this Ia not new service idea
r. was introduced in Milwaulsoe last
easen, at which time II met with great
faccess The average motonat neglccts
b give his tire proper care. Small cuts
4 castings are the forerunnerp or rulna-
IAN in any tire. the rubber being simply
waterproofing or protection to tho
fbrio, which IL the backbone or any
|re. Federal users will find II great
pip 10 avail themselves OF this service.
|hich IL absolutely free
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
Nation Wide Tire
Show on This Week

During tho week everyone Interested
In automobile tires viii have an oppor-
tunity to study NJ first hand tho complete
line OF United States balanced tires,
a movement has been set on foot by
tho dealers who sell these tires TO hold
simultaneous shows, IN order that the
motoring public may be given definite
opportunity to find out exactly what IL
meant by balanced"
All the coming week tho concerns sell
ing United States tires viii have special
exhibitions and corps Of experts to ex-
plain exactly what balanced" means.
ana how the perfect balance between
fabric carcass and rubber tread adds to
the life Of the tire.
This nationwide movement to hold tire
shows IL a pretty good proof OF how
dealers feel toward United States tires.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30

IN the Saxon you get ghness luxury comfort beauty
"a smoothness silence lexiblity power-that make
the costly quality OF short time since seem crude indeed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
CITY BUYS THREE MORE
MOTORCYCLES FROM R00S

Victor IT, Roos received another order
Saturday for three more Harley David
son motorcycles for use In city Commits
sloner Jardine's department. This makes
five HarIcy-Dayldson motorcycles that
the city engineers are using in their du-
ties, two having been purchased earlier
In the season
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
Saxon -Four" Roadster
with new improvements.

Here bearing the Saxon trade mark II quail
NY sou view the Saxon -Four Rnadster which
AZ faHA fmhodies these new uuloaked for features
speed transmsson3 more powerful motor.
handAnmrF larkeF hedy, teRtilatinE windshleid.
adjustable pedals, II N modern in every datau
and nnN. aA alNatt. the ECONOMY CHAMPION
~ mnioFdom You wlil miss treat unless you
kse the new Saxon Roadster " open and elossd
car ules.
Y you seek proved car real sugcsxs
take TIE easnns hee yenf aatan dealer and place
fenr order 81 pnee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
Gets Mnxwril Anonnr.

Nv, y. Meccum OF Mullen, Nob., tnnred
Omaha by automobile and returned
|Dma with q eontraet for the Maxwell
Eency IN the Nebraska town. He was
] visitor at the downtown headquarters
ting Omaha Automobile club In the
[pteI -Foutenele,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
RI>Iiur LLOYD SPEAKS
~ tLI. SAINTS CHtRCH

r shop Lloyd. who was the ncxt
.,ro"Hc" said ,ha, tho missionary
movement meant Aat the Christians
Of tu-Ia. Should bring I" the neoplc
OF other lands the same Kind or rev
cr"ucc Tor man tina; was brought to
them when they first embraced Chris
tiauity Fl' Spok" Of the OBLIGATIONS
~ The laymau 90 carry The message of
christ 10 the Inhabitants OF non-Chris
-jau countries This. IL. said was the
is now under way in Richmond. II
was :" bring home this sense OF obli-
cation tina, III" special speakers and
special service had been arranged.
Hinop LLOYD sold Of the high respect
fclt ~ Ike Japnucs. for the nurses
IN japan. who Went into the Russo
.Iapnucilc War on the field of battle
20 offer their services in tho name Of
christianity. Before the war the rep
rcscntativcs Of the hospital were not
received with adequate considcra-
ton. but after that the imperial gov
orurucnt showed its appreciation nv
giving gifts Of money and assisting tho
hospital in every way.
bishop I.loyd also spok" at the HOLY
Trinity Church at Il o'clock. and at
St phul's Church u, y "'clorE Rev.
+. J Clark, 81 New York, spoke IT III"
Church OF the Holy Comforter az the
morning service. an! ~ III. Church
Of tic Epiphany At the night scrviccs.
The other speakers from on: Of the
city were as follows Rev. Louis q.
wood Of charleston. :. G.: Rev.
Francis Osborne. OF Charlotte. =. G.;
rev. John /. Jackson. "f Charleston. :.
e.. E.v. Herbert Toop. OF ihila4icl-
pnia: R.v Ioi,u " Wing % S:.van-
nah .;a. Rev David W Howard 81
Norfolk: Rev. Z " Patton. Of Atlantis
Ga. Gcorg" W. Thomas, Of Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
MAY REPORT TO-DAY ON
POST-OFFICE DEDICATION
cit! Engineer Expected to submit Ills
Recommendation HS tn Eleventh
street Issue.

VI TIA" mceting Of the street Com
;nitj'c this afternoon 1T > o'clock, city
Engineer i:cliing may report tn"
adNisabilty u defeating - strip OF
land fifteen feet wid. ON Eleventh
street tor a driveway to the post"ilice.
The Treasury Department has aSHcd
the City CoLnCil 10 dedicate this land
and. acting ou the asSumpti'sn that the
city Council VIII acc"dc 10 the request.
condo mn1tirn proceedings against the
Blair PROPERTY ~ the corner 81 I:lev-
cath ;,ui NJ IN Streets have been in
.tiiut"d hy thc department of Justice
Congress has appropriated si5o.0co for
tho pUu"h1S. OF III. site.
The subcommittee is called TO meet
tomorrow afternoon az , o'clock and
nrain on Wednesday, afternoon at ,
a. clock. on either Of which dates tho
CITY tngiu"'r may report as to ia.
advisabilitv Of d"dicatiur IN" Eleventh
street property II ih" results OF his
Investigation are not ready for the
meeting This afternoon. The sub-com-
mittSe viii also talk" up to-morrow
afternoon ia" proposed ordinance rr-
routnr the Gimter Park and barton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
CROWDED CHURCHES
CLOSE BIC CAMPAIGN
Tl,rouS> Pour Out To Hear Sermons
ON last Dn. OF Great
Revival.
CONVERTS WILL MEET TONIGHT
Ministers Who Led Work Of Evan
gclism ami Newcomers to Chris
fian Fold Will Gather in Final
Mcctin" at Grace Street Church.

Yesterday marked the conclusion. so
iar as active work is concerned. of the
two weeks simultaneous cVIn2cliStic
campaign. and brought 10 au end the
greatest religious revival held in the
city Of Hichrnoud in recent years. Every
church In the city was throuGcd at
both morning aud evening services. ana
il ~ estimated that as many as inl
people w"r" converted duriuG the dar.
lutcrvSt. as we'll as Attendance made
i; 10y far the greatest day of IN" cam
pai:,u, and probably the greatest Gay
ever held III the city.
the campaign Will formaliy come
g an emf Tonight AT the ,;rac" street
Baptist Church when two simultaneous
meetings Will be held an. - I" h"
u tlic main auditorium OF tn" church.
conducted for the Older people who
have been converted. while the second
meeting Will br held in the sunday
school room aud will hc conducted for
he Younger converts. Rev. Lloyd =.
Wilson, T. -. will prcSid" over the
m"ctinr !" lie held for the older PEG
Pile. ana Rev. Russell Cccil. u H.. viii
be the speaker. The nrctiu. for young
a. people is 10 lac presided over 10y
Rev. George w. Ncmrcr and i:cv. ".
AShiiry Christian Will he the speaker.
l'o'h meetings Will heGin promptly at
"'cloCi. All OF the ministers who
took part in the campaign. except TN.
visiting pastors who hay. returned 20
their homes. will be present
The executive committee will. during
the coming week. max" out compl"t.
report "f the success of the meeting
rs to The uumbcr 81 converts and
church additions. /; IS believed by
those In close touch with tn" situation
that a; leas; 2.""U people have pro-
f"~seL chriStianity during the two
weeks of the campaign.
Yesterday afternoon m. Calvin :
blackwell. OF Norfolk. spoI" TO "A large
gathering OF men In tho Academy %:
Music on The subject, "., Hard Road to
Jericho Music was furnished ~ the
Y NJ. .. y. quartet
I:"v. !. !. Wicker pastor - the
Leigh Street BAPTIST Ghurcn. reported
last nigh, that th'rc HAY" been Iri
additions 70 the church. by conversion
a"d letter. since tho religious cam
p"irn started two weeks ago. Special
services ar" to hc held IT this church
Tonight and Tuesday and WcdncSdar
nights. The rite OF baptism viii b,.
administered h"for" the nightly scr
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Spring Comes Out,
but Gets Cold Feet
Sailics Forth as / esitant Dcbu-
tantc, but Scurries Back
When Mercury Drops.


Iicsitant az a dchutamte a; her first
party. Spring Sailed forth Yesterday
seemingly toath Ia oust Winter from
his l"u@ stay 1t was warm enough
tor Il white rv"rcoa,s that had not
already bc.u consigned tt the c,dHI
chest "r {" he care of som. courteous
uncle Mcrc left ON the nook, and the
feminine sunday sirOllcr> had no need
Toy their muifS It seemed AZ If Spriu4;
had really arrived. a:d one had visions
OF blussuming trees, velvetI Swards
red roses ola the roadway and Sre"nin-;
leaves. ana 50 forth. Eut II was only
:. sail, ftoui her TAR retreat. Tor wh"a
niphs came on, brccz"s flowed down
from the North. aud tn. muiiicss w"-
man and the oVcrcoatlcSS man. lack
INK also Tia" bath towel around ms
neck, Shivcr"d when they left tn. warm
pcws and br;tved the wait for auto
mobile or street car
The Weather bureau has been Fun
OF fair promises. but few have u""u
realized. Winter fingers on, laying cold
hands ON hopes for warmer ana more
welcome dnyS y hundred years aro,
history relates there wHs "elti|'r
and men iu June, July and August
plouGhcd with their mitt"us ON nnd
shivcrcd as they sowcd u was = year
OF general disaster. Europe. rs II -
to-day. WAS aiamc with war. Pest
']ancc stalkej through many lands Hood
ana fire wrought their ravagcS. So
:.ul. faint hearted ones wonder wh"th-
Ition ot i>I". whether the twelve
month viii h" without its Sprin" and
summer. whether in August inilady VIII
rot prefer her nun and fuurt".n-iuch
.,hocs to Fashionable uudrcSS iiut as
10 this the Weather Department maiscs
,..l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
charged With Stealing shoes.

Rcssi" Minor, cuiorcd. was arrested
yesterday 10y Policemen Stockmar aud
strain ON charge Of stealing "a pn!i
OF shoes from calic Jones'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

.lnIn"s J.frios, colnfcd. Was arr.et-
ed YESTERDAY 10y Policeman waller Oh
"a charg" of hein: dis"rderiy or rho
StrNri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Reputation!

1T takes long time to bring excellence
o maturity. said great philosopher nearly
Two thousand years ago. and TO day as far
the arts and crafts OF individuals go his
words ring out the same great truth
Not so however. with Stores!
For in this day and generation i'm com
paratively short time. as time is reckoned
by most of us.-Wc nave seen some Of the
best Of small stores grow to maturity into
really great institutions. i'll fact; and their
regulations for excellence extended from a
small radius to far beyond the confines OF
their supposed territory.
Despite these observations. it is indeed
surprising how rapidly and how far good
stores reputation travels Sometimes. as the
reader will presently discover from recent
experiences of the Miller & Rhoads store il
seems to go even unto the utmost parts Of
the earth
Only last week we shipped Ton order,
three large packages containing Women's
Dresses Hats. HlOuScS and other wearing
apparel directly 10 Pyeng Yang Korea
Now comes the following order from Shang-
hal. China, which we shall ship to-day:
bol. Lonecloth or Cambria
pair lightweight Union Suits
pair Sf"o Ferris Waists. No. 10.
pair Warmers Rust-p proof Corsets. STYLE
sos size u.
dozen pairs White Stockings. No .
dozen pairs Black Stockings. heavyweight
dozen IIandkerchiefs. 70 &c 15c
bottles odor ono large ones.
bottle Curiclo Acid.
= dozen balls White Darning Cotton
Il dozen balls Slack Darniug Cotton
dozen Pa'eu, Fasteners. white
dozen Patent Fasteners black
Heavy Crash Wash Cloths
ProphylacJic Tooth Brushes
yards Ruching. suitable put in dress
sleeves. about y inches wide
B-This order is printed merely TO show
7hat Kind OF goods are now demanded by people
living II this wonderful! though oft-abused country
That the name and fame OF this store
could have gone TO such distant places is of
course. Very gratifying 10 us, as i, must be
10 every loyal Richmonder.
Our most valued asset is our reputation
for excellence in merchandise and in ser
vice rendered 10 our patrons--whether at
nome or abroadand on il We build for the
future
The foundation of this business was laid
with the idea that each stone should have
The power TO endure The structure has
we believe. been reared safely for what is
back OF us largely determines what is
ahead
MILLER < RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
AMsu,g1 To SdluldaUq/'

WHAT IS THREE sEJaN1AS eHIcKEN
TWO THIRDS car, AND ONE HALF
GOAT !? CHICAGO SEE CHI THREE
SEVEN1hS or CHICKEN CA 1uU THIRDS
or CAT 60 ONE HALF OF GOAT
AMT THAT cLeVAH s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
uich,nson Hotel Robbed.

W. =. Schcrcr. 81 East Broad street.
reported :" tn" police Yesterday thai
the Dickinson Hotel had been entered
Saturday uight aid the cash register
robbed OF SD aud iwo reviewers En-
trance was gained through i,ar door
after - hole had been bored iu IL. De
icctiyes Viii investigate til. report
-I;T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Heights and tho Hun stree,

Heights and tho Hull street cars 50 -
t" operate through service from thc
terminal OF Hull street 10 tho end 90,
TN" Gtnt"r Park linz. The citizens OF
IN" ~" sections concerned have prac-
tC!!lN agreed on a "crouting plan and
II is rrObabi" that Inc committee viii
recommend the passage OF the orii-
nance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
TWO ALLEGED SPEEDERS
Police Charge u. o.. GribbIe and j. j
Fox With Exceeding Limit Fixed
Hy Ordinances.

Policeman Holt yesterday reported
,wo alleged spceders. enc OF whom lei
the office! a lengthy ciasc At sucn :.
h gh rate Of = . ecd tina, tho hearings in
Iiolt's machine were burned out ana
tho car l.; nuw out q! commission
r. =. Gribbic Il youth living al -
SOuth Davis Avenue. IL the sp.cGcr
who furnished IIolt with the excite
m.ut Tn" chase. 8; is said led through
streets and ail-yS ana several suburbs
b"for" the officer succeeded in catch
ing him.
}: J. Eos, It driver of Tho Purity Ice
Cream Company. living OF the Sever,
lincs linc. was thc other alleged speed
cr reported hy iiolt yestcrdn;-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-13
THE LURE" FEATURE
 OFFERING AT ROYAL

"The Lure," clever screen depic- tion of the workings of the White Slave traffic, will be shown today on- ly. at the Royal theatre. Following is a summary of the play.
 While attending dancing school. | Charlotte Baker meets a fascinating youth, Paul, with whom she becomes infatuated. Not being able to resist his declaration of love and promises to marry, she decides to elope with him, only to find herself drugged and taken 10 a resort of the underworld
 Bob McCauley. the celebrated detec. tive. is called by the family and the case placed into his hands.
 He visits department store. where his life would have been taken in mak ing an arrest of pickpocket. had not the blow that was intended for him been warded of by Sylvia. dainty little saleswOman at whose counter the arrest was made Bob becomes very 7'uch in love with her. but due to her poverty, she does not allow him to call. The task to keep her humble home and sick mother is a hard one. Light dawns one day when a handsome wom an calls at her counter and offers her employment in odd hours. Going home 1e 1.erf fe condition necessitated the services oi a physician. The physician prescrib- cd country air with the aid of medi- cine. which was very expensive, as the only means of a possible recovery. Be ing unable to meet these extra expens- -s. Sylvia applies to the manager of the store in which she is employed for an advancement on her salary. This is refused, and short time after she loses her position. With poverty and fhe approach of her mothers death racing her. she is reminded of the kind 'adv who offered her employment and decides to call. Once inside of the house, she is trapped and made an in nate
 Bob. disguised as gas man. enters the house in search of Charlotte Bak- CT. and 10 his surprise he finds the girl he loves. Thinking this to be her reason for not allowing him to know her dwelling place. he denounces her, put finally finds that she has been trapped and at once plans her escape during which many thrilling adven- lures take place. She is finally restor- ed to her sick mother: at the same time Bob has filled his mission as a detective in the employ of the Bakers and has succeeded in jailing the youth. Paul. with the man higher up.