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Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

TN NOT exceeding the speed limit
when I say that the Motor toys
shown at Thompson -Belden's are
the smartest evsr-and every feminine
autoist surely will be interested in
knowing that this In the store to buy
them. A cover-up coat Of large black
and white plaid--very distinguished
and English looking-and one Of CO.
vert cloth appealed to me immensely
also decidedly new and very good
looking, indeed, is one Of dark green
corduroy rubber-lined. Then to solve
the Hat Problem.s every motorist
must have hat 10th convenient for
motoring and street wear. OF course,
there's the regular Auto bonnet but
And people are mostly wearing small
hats, such as Thompson -Belden's have,
of ribbon. combinations Of straw and
silk and becoming Tam O'Shanter eff
fects. Chiffon motor wells, with fine
quite new. And should you wish Just
the proper glove for motoring, they
have one Of heavy Kasan cape leather
in tan or gray.
KIT CHAPEAU Quis Parle" is
one of the fascinating feature
hats which will be shown at
The La Rue Hat Shop, Rose Bldg
opening March / to 3. Don't miss
this wondrous display Of smart, Spring
Millinery.
yyoULL surely want to attend the
Vogue shop, Rose Bldg, opening
Il March LIST. Dainty, filmy under
garments Of silk and hand made Phil
lipine embroidery that would exhaust
my supply Of adjectives to describe
are part Of this display, besides the
latest dictates Of Fashion In smart
corsets.
HNE OF my favorite hsunts Is the
ALA Shop, 207 s. 18th St. There's
~ an air of mysticism in this beau-
tiful Oriental Shop-and the rare and
beautiful things from lands afar make
1t a peculiarly delightful and attrac-
tive place ia advise visit to this
shop IL you wish gifts Of character and
distinction.
IT'S REALLY truly truei We are at
last going to have the opportunity
1 of seeing that much-talked-of and
thrilling oto-drama, The Witching
Hour" at The Muse Theater this week
March l, 2, 3. This is a special at
traction which Auto Show visitors will
appreciate seeing and they will enjoy
this charming and luxurious little thea
ter--Farnam and 24th SITS.
ToRMER friends and patrons will
be delighted to know that Mr.. F,
= w. Thorne has returned to
Omaha and will be associated with
Mr.. A. 7. Benson III his Speciality
shop, 1914 Farnam St. It's a pleas
ure to shop in the uptown district,
away from the big crowds, This store
Is already being recognized as the
place to outfit exsoting young women,
CNucH splendid shampoo as l had
this week at the Ideal Hair Par
~ lors. Baird Bldg, FOR soc-it was
a wonder
TusT the loyeliest Of lingerie made
IL up with ones own crocheted yokes
are new feature at Miss Coles
Lingerie Shop--6os Bee Bldg--and
always have special word to say for
her clever Bungalow aprons with caps
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

the studios of the country to answer.
They were. determined that the same
should be true here as in Paris, only
it should be American beauty instead
OF the French type. The bevy OF
blonde beauty in Max's first comedy,
Max Comes Across" is the result.
incidentally Max braved the wrath
of French women recently when he
declared that America is just one
pretty girl after another"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

to match I know nothing more con-
vsnient or attractive for house-wear.
CNPECIALl Very special, indeed
- During Auto Show week Napier's
Booterie offers it's regular $500
laced Motor Boot OF soft black or tan
elk calf, lined throughout with gem
uine beaver fur, comfortable low heel
and top 10 In. high. for only $500.
A wonderful boot for the woman who
takes long auto trips.
The Periscope boot Is one Of the lat
est OF Fashions fancies. The unusual
high, slanting back is the excuse for
the name Of this distinctive footwear.
GO DELIGHTFULLY."- appetizing is a
- warm lunch to the tired and hun
cry motorist. Think Of I'll You
can carry your cooking apparatus-t
heat and all-in clever, little outfit
comprising stand, kettle and bottle Of
Canned Heat, for only soc. Ask them
at Orchard & Wilhelms to show It to
you. And while you're investing In
Canned Heat don't forget that a Thsf-
mos bottle is absolutely indispensable
for the Auto Luncheon kit, There's
a dandy line of Thermos bottles at
Orchard & Wilhelm's,
THERE is an authoritative correct
ness about the suits and frocks
shown at Lamond's, End Floor
Rose Bldg. I was delighted with a
natty, little navy blue suit OF Poiret
twill, which was shown me yesterday
the removable collar Of white broad
cloth covered one of the suit material
sensible idea, I thought! The unu-
sual Jacket had high waist line with
extended paneled sides-and the neatly
fitted skirt was set on a yoke, 1t
was priced $3.50. A smart tailored
suit Is one OF the best Spring invest
ments and you'll do we'll to look at
Bamond's.
0NE of the brilliant new blouses
is one OF American Beauty Georg-
ette which has a broad. white
collar daintily trimmed with tiny ruff
fles-a touch of black and white rib
bon gives 1t bit of dash, There
are also lovely effects in flesh, peach
and chartreuse at s5,75, at Benson
& Thorne's.
An enameled blue wicker basket
with Dresden roses resolves itself into
a hamper for Baby's soiled garments
WANT to urge Auto Show visitors
who wish to spend an interesting
half hour to visit the ideal Pleat-
ing Company. 200 Douglas Blk, and
see the beautiful embroidery and bead
ing done by expert operators so skill
> fully that, unless you knew you'd
never dream 1t was machine work. Mr.
Yer Mehren will give you a right royal
welcome to his shop.
A. new feminine frippery Is an en-
broidered or beaded bag TO match ones
costume.
MFRS, Luttig has graoiously permit
M ted me to invite Auto Show Wis
itors to come to her smart shop
TO see the splendid array Of chic small
hats suitable for motoring and street
wear. Refinement is the keynote to
the hats shown at Drahos-Luttig's-
1905 Douglas,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

CPEAKING Of motoringi No woman
who owns q car can afford to do
~ without special Motor cream
which found at The Marinello Shop.
66S Brandeis Theater. for 500. Yes!
And you really must see the con-
venient little Motor cases containing
all the toilet requisites for Miladi Fss-
tidi0us' Priced $500
A New York girl who spent a few
days in Omaha told me that swagger
sticks were voguish--and then. 10! the
next day I found them right here In
one of our own shops.
TRANQUIL comfort B what one
should enjoy when on q long
motor trip and proper corseting
Is essential to that state Of ease. The
Vogue Shop, Rose Bldg, has Motor
from $500 to $3.50, which give that
perfect freedom OF motion desired.
TELL me. have you seen the taste
fully arranged display Of potted
plants In. the windows Of Lee
Larmon's-Fontenelle Florist? And, oh!
The gay blossoms bright daffodils
and jonquils, snowy tulips. sweet peas
and modest violets. Doesn't 1t make
bingers of springtime2 II you're
planning to entertain. you'd best see
Larmon about the floral decorations
he will take care Of all details.
Just like q burst of sunshine! was
a basket Of yellow daffodils effectively
combined with orange calendulas,
which I saw being prepared for a
CNoNNETs to Miladfs eyebrow would
never be composed were that
~ eyebrow heavy and underlined.
Mrs. Johnston, Comfort Shop. Rose
Bldg, by her expert electrolysis,
shapes the eyebrow so that 1t Is a
thing Of beauty. Her careful chirop-
ody is boon to the footsore and
weary.
T ooKEE, Here's something inter-
estingl The Omaha Record Ex-
change, 1926 W. o. W. Bldg,
furnishes phonograph records in ex-
change for old ones. or will sell used
records. Write them, or me, about
this new Idea.
EyAsCINATING bits Of scenery that
n we see here and there on auto
trips, as we drive through beau
tiful country lanes, or stop to pause
in delightful sequestered hooks, could
be preserved II you'd only take along
your sketch book, water color or oil
painting outfit. All the Artist ma
terials necessary can be found at The
A. Hospe's store-they have the most
complete line in the Middle West. Then
when you have put the finishing
touches on the picture take 1t to this
store for the proper frame to make
the harmonious whole.
1 discovered a distressing error In
my columns last week. The Barker
collar sold at Luclen Stephens Shop
for Men, 1901 Farnsm. sells two for
CSC, not 26c, as the item read.
VISITORS In town for the Motor
" Show who are looking for dis
tlnctive neckwear. shirts, hats
(Gordon's, by the way-the name
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25
Only Beautiful Women
In New Linder Films

Beautiful women-he has none but
the most beautiful of all women in
his cast.
That was Max Linder's stipulation,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

Women living out Of town
usually appreciate the ad-
vantage Of having someone
in Omaha shop for them. I
shall gladly help YOU If
you'll state your wishes, give
your size or your preference
and the approximate price
you want to pay. Purchases
will be sent from the stores
C. o. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

MRS Luttig has graoiously permit
W ted mo to invite Auto Show Wis
A itors to come to her smart shop
TO see the splendid array Of chic, small
hats suitable for motoring and street
wear. Refinement Is the keynote to
the hats shown at Drahos-Luttig's-
1905 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

The Birth Of Nation" will be
presented at the Brandeis theater for
Ione week beginning this afternoon.
There are twelve reels of vivid, re-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-25

A new feminine frippery Is an en-
broidered or beaded bag TO match ones
costume.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-03-30
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEll GRAY HAIR
Use the old-tizne Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
will Know.

Gray hair, however handsome, denotes
advancing age. We all know the advan-
tages of a youthful appearance. Your
hair is your charm. It makes Or mars
the face. When it fades, turns gray and
looks streaked, just few applications
OF Sage Tea and Sui phur enhances it's ap-
pearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young! Either
prepare the recipe at home or get from
any drug store a 50-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
which is merely the old-time recipe i'm
proved by the addition Of other ingredi-
ents. Thousands of folks recommend this
ready-to-use preparation, because it
darkens the hair beautifully, besides no
one can possibly tell, as it darkens SO
naturally and evenly. You moisten
sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this
through the hair, taking one small strand
at time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application or
two, its natural color is restored and it
becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and
you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is delightful toilet requisite It is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention Of disease.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-03-30
DEsPoNDENCY DUE TO CONSIST
PATTON

Women often become nervous and de-
spondent. When this is due to consti-
patton it is easily corrected by taking
an occasional dose Of Chamberlain IS
Tablets These tablets are easy to take
and pleasant in effect.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-03-30

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents May
Greeting:
WHEREAS, It appears to my salts
faction, by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unauni-
NOUS consent of all the stockhol
ders, deposited in my Office, that the w.
T. Hancock Company, corporation of
this State, whose principal Office is sit
uated on Main Steet, in the town Ct
Scotland Neck, County Of Halifax,
State of North Carolina CIV. T. Han
cock being the agent therein ana in
charge thereof, upon whom process may
be served), has complied with the re
quirements Of Chapter FL, Revisal of
1905, entitled Corporations, prelim-
mary to the issuing of this Certificate
Of Dissolution:
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, j. Bryan
Grimes, Secretary of the State Of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the
said corporation did, on the day of
March 1917 file in my office duly exc
cuted and attested consent in writing
to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by all the stockholders there
of, which said consent and the record
of the proceedings aforesaid are now
on file in my said Office as provided by
law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereto set my hand and affixed my Of
fetal seal at Raleigh, this 5 day of
March, A. D. 1917.
] BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary Of State
RECORDED IN:
Record Of Incorpora tons, Volume 1,
Page BIG, March 7, 1917.
/ S. M. GARY,
Clerk Of Superior Court.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-03-30
ExEcuroRs SALE OF PERSONAL

EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
I, Rufus Cherry, having qualified as
executor under the will of the late Dol
~ Cobb, deceased, Of Halifax county,
State of North Carolina, I will sell all
the household and kitchen furniture,
and some corn at the old home place
on Thursday, March 29th., at noon.
RUFUS CHERRY.
3-20-3t. Executor.
Evening star., 1917-07-01
B. F. KEITH'S

An especially appropriate bill in cele-
the u. F. Keith Theater this week Of
'fers two stars-Belle Baker the sing
ing comedienne. and Hassard Short.
Miss Bakers present vogue is much ad-
vanced through her new repertoire of
song characterizations. In New York.
1t is said. she has been actually stop
ping the show until she has COM
pletely satisfied the demands of her au
diences. Hassard Short supported Laur-
ettc Taylor in Peg O. My Heart" He
will present. for the first time here, THE
Ruby Ray" farce from the French of
NJ. HennQuin. clean in humor and abun-
dant in action. Charles K. Clark s
Royal Hawaiians will appear in Para
disc Beach, a musical replica of Ha-
waiian festivities. 1T is scenic spec
tacle and the players are natives of the
Pacific isles. environed exactly as they
are in the genuine hula dances by real
hula girls. with the plaintive ukueles for
accompaniment; Edwin Stevens and Tina
Marshall. who have not been seen here
in long time. will return in "Dollivers
Birthday" Other attractions will be the
IN patter, song and eccentricities:
charles Irwin with Kitty Henry In
Comm Through the Rye; Gates
Brothers; Catherine Powell, American
danseuse. with adele" in a repertoire
of choregraphic interpretations; the pipe
organ recitals and the Hearst -Pathe news
pictorial On the Fourth only two per-
.formances will be given.
AT and S:15 pm today the bill an
pnounces Nora Bayes. Leona La Mar
Aveling and Lloyd and the other acts OF
Vast week.
Evening star., 1917-07-01
BEL.ASCQ

At SIS tomorrow night Louis Mann
will launch at the Belasco Theater a
new comedy drama from the pen Of
Samuel Shipman. entitled THE Man
Pays"
This will be Mr.. Mann's advent as a
producer, and if his discernment as a
aelecter of plays is as acute as his
discriminating faculties as a player. 1t
is a foregone conclusion his venture
will reach the haven of success with
flying colors.
Samuel Shipman has been success
fuf many times in propounding good,
logical doctrine in the dramatic con-
tributions he has presented. and while
there is comparatively little known
Of the theme of this new play, yet it
II hinted that in THE Man Pays" there
is "a great big theme that has an ap-
peal at this time; and II is not war
play"
Mr. Mann has been most discreet in
his selection of players. including
Emile Polini, Olive May, Josephine
Bumiller, George Probert, George Ali
son. Shep Camp, George Farren. Rex
ford Kendrick. Mac Macomber. w. L.
Romaine. George Lesser. Leonard Gray,
J. d. Walsh. Harry Vokes, Charles T.
Lewis, Edward Fetherston and others
announced as members of this organ
ization.
The production is promised to be
especially effective and the accessories
we'll chosen.
Evening star., 1917-07-01
Loew's Columbia,

Loews Columbia Theater this after
noon will inaugurate its midsummer
carnival week" Double bills and ex-
ceptional supplementary features will
be offered for both the first and second
halves Of the week. Todays features.
which will continue until Wednesday.
are The Little Boy Scout" and THE
Immigrant" The former Is described
as an appealing story of the Mexican
border, that pictures Ann Pennington In
the title role. and tells how a pretty
girl slips across the boundary line to
escape marrying Mexican she detests.
of the law to compel her return, she
masquerades in the uniform of Boy
Scout and evades her relative. until a
hurried wedding with a gallant young
American officer gives her immunity
from further prosecution. "The 1mmt-
grant" Is the newest Charlie Chaplin
screen farce. 1t pictures the eccentric
comedian as member of the steerage
on a big liner. in many droll complica-
tions. Thursday. Friday and Saturday the
bill features Wallace Reid in Big Tim
ber." and Roscoe Arbuckle In "A Rough
House" The former Is a picturesque
love story. laid in the big lumber camps
of California. The latter pictures the
unctuous comedians absurd efforts to
extinguish fire with tin cup and a
garden hose, and perform other stunts"
that are equally amusing. The weeks
news pictures and several first-run sin
gle reel comedies and playlets. An aug
mented orchestra will furnish the
music
Evening star., 1917-07-01
NEW NATIONAL

Tomorrow night at the National Theater
\ seph 4. Howard will produce for the
st time on any stage his latest musi-
Cal comedy What Is Love-" opening an
engagement that will bring to the capital
> number of his successful musical pro-
Z ctions.
For the initial presentation of What Is
Love-" Mr.. Howard, who will have the
triple role of composer. producer and
actor, has secured Ethelyn Clark and a
metropolitan cast that includes Gilmore
McClune, Florence Ackley. Edward Wade.
Eunz Leighton. Billy Lynn. Ernest Henry.
Jerry O'Donnell. Frances Pulizzi. Alice
Vely and beauty chorus.
The musical score promises many tune
,ful, lifting melodies, numbers to induce
whistling.
In the book love and politics are blend
I'd into a coherent story Of melodrama,
rathos and genuine comedy. The scenes.
lid in San Francisco. are staged with
{ealism, the one in Chinatown giving an
opportunity for a glimpse into that mys-
ferrous section of the city now but a
Tnemory.
The story is built about two politicians
both seeking the senatorial toga. The
younger clean but aggressive, is in love
with the daughter of his older opponent.
equally aggressive. but totally un-
scrupulous. How the plot to ruin the
younger man by means Of his twin
brother. a dope fiend. is thwarted and
the lovers are finally united is told in a
way that keeps interest at high pitch.
Evening star., 1917-07-01
Glen Echo Park.

Four concerts. starting at $3.50 and
ending at 1880 pm, by the Soldiers
Home Military Band. will be the spe-
cial attraction for those who spend a
part of today in the coolness Of Glen
Echo Park. The program. which marks
the opening Of the festival week in OBJ
servance of the Fourth, will have pa
triotic airs predominatng. the compo-
sitions of Sousa, the march king, being
featured
Wednesday a dozen big outings by
Sunday schools and other organiza-
tions are scheduled to bring thousands
to the park for day in the open. Sit
uated as 1t is. high up over the river
In large grove Of trees, and furnished
with picnic tables. Fairgrounds. boat
ing and every convenience of the city
at hand, Glen Echo offers many induce
ments for days outing
For the Fourth number of free fea
lures will be provided and the dancers
Will hold sway in the big open pa
vilion from pm. until midnight, eight
hours Of dancing to the alluring music
OF the Mills Orchestra largely augment
ed.
With the thrills of the two speedy
rides. the derby and gravity. the many
joys OF the midway. the carrousel and a
score of other fun providers, Glen
Echo's daily program of amusement is
varied enough to suit the most exact
ing.
Evening star., 1917-07-01
APPROVES JEWISH CONGRESS-
President Said to Regard Movement
as Serving Wise PURPOSE.

BALTIMORE. Md. June s0-Rabba
Stephen S. Wise of the Free Syna-
gogue. New York. who went to WASH
ington Immediately after the Zionist
convention. stated last night. after see-
ing the President:
"A contrary impression having gained
currency, I am authorized to say that
the President has learned with inter-
est of the proposed American Jewish
congress. While 1t may seem necessary
to the gentlemen who have called the
congress to postpone it for some little
time from the date fixed-September
2-because of the urgency at this time
of public business. the President il
persuaded that the American Jewish
congress will wisely and prudently
serve Jewish interests. and that its de-
liberations and policies will be in ac-
cord with and helpful to the aims and
policies of the American government
Evening star., 1917-07-01
Emma Carus.

The double-header bill at b. F.
Keith's Theater next week will offer
Emma Carus and Larry Conner and
Conroy and lie Marie as the drawing
cards. the first mentioned pair appear
ing in repartee. songs and dances, and
the other offering for the first time
their laughing success. For Sale. a
Ford" The third feature will be Ted
Lorraine and Frances Pritchard in a
dance cycle; other attractions are Hans
s. Linne's classic dancers featuring
Mile. Una and a corps de ballet of eight
graceful girls: Sanity and Norton, THE
Singers with Trimmings: Harry Hol-
man and company, in Adam Killjoy";
Nella Allen, a petite chanteuse; the
Garcinetti brothers. European eccentric
comedy hat throwers: the pipe organ
recitals and the Hearst-Pathe news pic
tOrial
Evening star., 1917-07-01
Strand.

Harold Lockwood will be pictured
from today until Tuesday inclusive at
Moore's Strand Theater, in photoplay
of Francis Perry Elliotts story. The
Haunted Pajamas." Dick Hudson re-
ceives from a friend in China a pair of
magic pajamas. that change the per-
sonality Of those who wear them. When
Dick dons them he becomes China
man. A boy friend who. wears them
takes the appearance Of beautiful
young girl. Dick afterward meets the
real girl and makes love to her She
Is furious at first, but finally decides
that "she could forgive Harvard man
most anything" He then asks the
wrong father for her hand in marriage
and is accepted for the wrong girl.
These and other complications are all
the result of the haunted pajamas."
Wednesday and Thursday Jack Dew
ereaux. a newcomer in the ranks Of
Triangle stars. will be featured in
"American-Thats AL" 1t is not a
war picture. Friday and Saturday Enid
Bennett will be featured in Seeking
HapnineSS.'