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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
AUCTIONl AUCTIONl
The Shriuer Apartments

AOSl loNl hOI1lONl
The shrlner Apartments.
% Rooms OF High Grade Furniture
At 26th and Harney Streets
Friday, June 20. sale starts at 10 q. m.
and continues all day.
Consisting OF extra good plano, large
standard electric lamp, Victrola, IS extra
good rugs, size 9xl2; parlor furniture, /
large lot of extra good linen treal linen),
almost new; 20 good rocking chairs, beau
tiful buffet. dining tables and chairs,
china closet, . sets of HaviIand dishes, cut
glass, draperiea, sewing machine library
table, small rugs, 16 good dressers, some
almost new; 8 chiffoniers, l beautiful
brass bed springs and mattress, 0 Vernis-
Martin bed springs and mattresses. like
new; several single vernis- Martin bed
springs and mattresses. sanitary couches
and pads. woolen blankets, quilts. pill
lows, linens;'i large icebox, holds 500 lbs
Ice; small iceboxes, steel range, gas
range, serving tables, kitchen cabinet,
books, pictures. cooking utensils, book
case, writing desk and hundreds OF arti-
cles too numerous to mention. This is an
exceptionally good lot Of furniture; every
thing goes
Remember, this sale starts tomorrow
morning, June 20, at 10 o'clock, at 2sth
and Harney, rain or shine.
JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer.
For auction sales call Red 1885 or II. 457a
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
Apartments.
DO YOU KNOW

DO YOU KNOW
THAT IT IS POSSIBLE?
Right now to obtain a cozy two-room and
bath apartment with balcony and French
doors, givirg open sleeping porch ac-
commodation, in first-class location at
25th and Harney. Some OF these apart
ments are furnished. Prices only $3.50
to $500. why not move Immediately
before hot weather comes on. Phone
D. l472.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
LOST..FOUND-.REWARDS

OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
Persons having lost some article would
do well TO call up the office Of the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
to ascertain whether they left It In the
street car.
Many articles each day are turned in
and the company is anxious 10 restore
them TO the rightful owner.
1917 FORD touring car, stolen Wednesday
night from 18th and Douglas, license
6247?, motor 1861 Reward for infor-
nation leading to recovery. /, ~ Wright,
Phone Doug Fii. 1910 SO. cath st.
LOST! HORSE!
white mare. weighs about 1000 lbs,
small cut on right leg Good reward. Tele-
phone Tyler 1851.
IF you lose anything and will advertise It
hero you Will surely recover II II found
by an honest person. II you find anything
OF value. the honest way 10 to advertise
for the owner.
black umbrella with wrist cord.
in postofflce at Information window. Re-
turn. Mrs. Dent, Thompson Belden Suit
Dept.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
Want Ad Rates

USE THE TELEPHONE it you cannot con.
yeniently bring or send IN your ads. Ask
for a Want Ad Taker aud you Will re.
ceiye the SANG good service as when de-
liyering your ad at this office
PHONE TYLER 1000.
WANT AD COLUMNS CLOSE
EVENING EDITIONS. NJ
MORNING TIoNS........l0;0o p. NJ,
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MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS
tNo change OF copy allowed.)
ono line. .,......s,''''''s'. ''stIsV
Two lines or more. 'sl'eV
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29

A GOOD opportunity for a live motion pic.
ture man. Most modern theater In
Omaha. For sale In whole or part. For
particulars address Box 6ls5, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

FILMS developed free; one-day service
Kase Kodak Studio. Neville Bid, 16th
and Harney
lG0-EGG Mandy Lee incubator for chicks,
chickens, or what have your Box 5179.
Bee.
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10 Set Solid (No Display.l
~ PER WORD, EACH INSERTION.
II Paragraphed or Displayed in Larger
Type:
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CARD OF THANKS. DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES.
i0c per line. .each insertion
Minimum charge, 50 cents.)
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&c per line. .................'''. lone tithe
&c per line, g or more consecutive insertions
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HELP WANTED-MA
Stores and Offices.
COLLECTOR wanted by a large corporation.
An excellent opportunity for the right
man. He should have good appearance,
be Of mature age, experienced in collecting
and we'll recommended. Application
should be in own writing, giving age,
references. experience and telephone num-
ber. Address Box 5212, care Omaha Bee.
SALES mgr. $3.50; mgr, branch. office,
s10osl25; bkpr, $so-$100; city collector.
SIS; steno. and secy fs5; ledger elk, SIS.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSN,
7S2 First National Bank Building.
CLAIM AGENT, EXP. $4,000
OFFICE CLERK. High graduate. $500
SEE THE CANo AGENCY, 500 BEE BLDG.
sTENOGRAPHER, ss5, SIS, $65. $50, $40.
Bookkeeper $40, $65, $50. $50.
WATTS REF CO., 11ss LIST Nat. Bank.
BooKKEEPER, implement firm, $40.
THE MART1 CO., 1917 W. o. W. Bldg.
Professions and Trades.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Weekly rate. ....2Oo per line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
COMMONS HOLDS
SECRET SESSION
ON AIR DEFENSE
Officials Sharply Criticised by
Newspapers,

LONDON, July o.--In the house OF
commons today Andrew Bonar Law,
chancellor Of the exchequer, announced
that secret session Of the house would
be held this evening to discuss the air
defenscs OF the country
Overhauling Demanded.
In political circles there was a good
deal OF criticism of the failure on the
part of the British air defense to ward
off the German raiders Free lances
in the house OF commons are planning
TO lombard, the government with de-
mands for an overhauling OF the whole
system, Those who favor raids in re-
prisal also arc active and the ministers
will be asked TO state specifically the
reasons why no reply is made in kind
to the German raids on England
The morning newspapers subordinat"
everything to Saturdays air raid The
comments thereon reflect the popular
indignation, while some indulge III
spirited condemnation of the govern
ment. The country, 1t is declared has
been Inundated and dsgraccd in a
manner never experienced since the
Dutch fleet burned Chatham more than
2S0 years ago The incident is described
by the most angry commentators as dis
graceful alike 10 the war office and the
| admiralty air service and the removal
OF those responsible for the miserable
display OF incompetence, is demanded
All Make Complaints.
Even those comments which are most
restrained complain that Great Britain
is falling behind in aircrai, construc-
tlon and say it needs speeding up Gen
eral Ilnig's reference to increased Ger
man activity is regarded as highly sig
niiicant.
1t is remarked also that the aerial
attack raises to a practical level the
question Of a possible absolute devas-
tation OF London by aircraft and the
lnillctlon OF such losses as would
amount to a serious military defeat II
score OF enemy machines are able
to operate with calm impunl,y. it is
asked what will happen if 200 come or,
as the KoeniSohe Zeitung recently
urged, 1000
The worst sufferers appeared 10 be
wives and families OF men at the front,
who have no means OF establishing
themselves They arc being cared for
/ by charitable institutions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
||lIE EXPECTS
'loyoIE FOOD
BILL THIS week
| .Commandeerlng Of Industrial
Plants Is Debated,

WASHINGTON, July o.-With the
peoAibition issue disposed OF tempor-
asily, at least, the senate today again
took up the food control bill In the
expectation that final action on the
measure a. . whole will be reached
during the week. ,,,
The senate today took up the bi'rs
section which will authorize the ptesl-
deaf to commander the packing
houses. miRes and other plants and to
operate them and fix employees wages
The senate SATURDAY adopted a liquor
clause providing for bone dry, PROM
biMon 90 far as whisky and other ds-
titled beverages are concerned. Inc
clause would limit consumption to
stocks In retailers hands OF withdrawn
before the law goes into effect, stock. Ks
are estimated At more than NOOWm
guiions, annual consumption at ~,
10000 gallons. The government WI
lose $2oO.OOo,00O to S4oOmm IN rev
0nue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
U. S. May HALT
FOOD TO SWEDEN
Germany Furnished With Ma
terialS for Munitions,

WASHINGTON. July o--An off
cial report Just made to the American
government, showing the extent to
which Sweden is furnishing supplies to
Germany reveals that the central pow
crs are receiving enormous quantities
OF materials that go directly into the
manufacture OF munitions.
In exporting iron ore to Germany
Sweden it is shown, has resupplied her.
self with imports from the United
States
What this government will do to end
this trade through operation oi the ex-
port control act has not been an
nounoed, but some OF the allies, il i,
known, are urging the United States
to license no food exports TO Swedcr
until definite understanding has beer
reached with the Swedish government
concerning her exports to Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Cocchi Ciuen
Aid of Police
In His Escape
Indictments Expected Against
Officers in Probe of Ruth
Cruger Case,

NEW YORK, July 9-When inveS-
tlga,ion Of the Ruth Cruger case was
resumed here today Henry Cruger, ia
ther OF the murdered girl, was among
the witnesses waiting TO testify be
fore the grand jury. 1t was said that
evidence has been obtained that several
policemen and a number Of private citi-
zcuS had assisted Alfredo Cocchi, the
confessed murderer, to escape from this
country and that indictments are ex-
pectcd to be returned against mem
berS OF the police department for the
lax methods employed in attempting tc
solve the mystery
The police search for Claire Lcices
ter Harrison Young woman who dis
appeared last Thursday, ended today
Relatives informed the bureau OF miss,
ing persons she had returned home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
HIS SON HAD TO
QUIT WORK ON
FARM HE SAYS
Father Declares He Was Going
Down Hill All the Time.
TROUBLES DISAPPEARED
Never Saw Anybody Pick Up
So Fast a. Son Has Since
~ He Took Tanlae.

Z never saw anyone pick up so fast
- my son John has since he started
Vnkin9 Taniac," said A. McGrew a
prominent and successful farmer who
ewns q large acreage at Dawson, Okla,
when in the Rexall store in Tulsa, Jew
days ago.
any son suffered awfully from indi-
sestion and a general rundown condl-
ton Of his system for the past six
months" he continued "and his kidneys
eeemed to give him a good deal OF trou-
Bic and he was going downhill all the
time. Up 10 six months ago he was as
strong and healthy as any young fellow
Of his age. but somehow his stomach got
out Of Mack and he began to fall oil in
weight right along and was all the time
complaining Of feeling bad. He'had a
healthy appetite but right after eating
HE food would feel like 2 lump OF lead
ID his stomach and it gave him so much
trouble that he got SO he would hardly
taste 4 thing on the table He looked
sole and sickly all the time and got thin
9 q rail and was so weak he just had
70 quit working on the farm and Just
moped around all the time and couldn't
eet up energy to do thing He worret
Q lot about his kidneys and complained
of having severe pains in his side anc
hack and sometimes his back woulC
hart so bad he could hardly &c, up ou
of . chair. ~
y read so much in the papers abou
the good Tanlae was doing so man,
poopie that | got some for him anC
started him on it, He is still on hi
seeohd bottle, bu, il has done him
world OF good and he is looking mucl
better than he has for long time Hi
kidneys don't trouble him any more an,
he hasn't had pain in his side or bacl
In some time, He has gained in weigh
and Is stronger too, and is able to &c
around all right, indigestion don't ,rou
be him and he can eat a good sQuar
meal now without any pain af,erwatt
TAnlac is the only medicine | hav
bought that has been OF any benefit I
my son and he is so pleased with wh'
II has done for him that he is ,ellin
\ all his friends about it,"
Tanlac Is sold in Oklahoma City e,
eiusiveiy by Wesiall Drug Co, und,
he personal direction of a special Tar
lae representative.-Ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

Trosper Is charged by grand jury indlct-
ment with assaultng W H. Whit on
5Anc 10
DEPUTY Reoovers-Charles Kunc, dep
uty sheriff. who has been confined TO his
home for the past week with ch'lls aud
fever. returned TO work this morning.
Tull Pleads Not ouIl,y-E NJ Tull was
arraigned this morning before District
Judge Hnyson on charge of grand lar
ceny lie pleaded not guilty His bond
WAS fixed at $500.
statutory onenss chareed--R r San
ders and Mrs, Magnolia Gulley were ar
raigned before Justice OF the Peace Rob b
ert w. Maupin this morning charged
with n statutory offense They pleaded
not guilty and we're r-manded to Jail In
default Of bond.
Watchmen Appointed -- Commissioner
Walton has placed watchmen In tho
western part OF the city In an effort TO
prevent wagons loaded with sand. brick
etc, from destroying the pavement 10y
driving with the right wheels on the CON
crete cutters and the left wheels on the
asphalt pavement. Walton today said
that bt driving In this manner the left
wheels Of the heavily loaded wagons were
digging rut' in the pavement
Creek County Judge tere--Judge Cay
lord Wilcox, newly appointed To the
judgeship OF the superior court In Creek
county was a capitol visitor today
Judoe crump at Ada-Ry assignmcNt
~ chief Justice Sharp, Judge George G.
Crump " Okfuskee county, IL holding
court today at Ada
Army Needs Cooks-Cooks and bakers
1rc badly needed by the quhrtcrmnst"r
c0rps Of the United States army. Cap
tain Robert Whitfield. recruiting officer
fur the regular army for oklahoma re
ceiycd instructions from Washington ia
Try to enlist his share OF the 1900 needed
1T this time.
pr Charles lincoln white. who lately
sold his elegant home tn Judge Thomas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

spectlnG the substatlon nt Altus today
Captain Whitfield returned early Sunday
morning from Tulsa and Muskogec where
he inspected the substations at those
cities
Tyler Out OF Danger Claude Tyler dep
uty sheriff who was sftt By highway
man Saturday night. IL declared TO be out
Of danger at St Anthony's hospital
Tyler was driving slowly on Western ave
nue, when n light WAS flashed into his
automobile and he was ordered TO stick
EN- up" Thinking the demand Joke
Tyler failed to obey and was shot.
erlles May Be candldate--The abolish
mont Of tho office which he is seeking
will he one OF the planks OF the platform
on which Charles w. Briles win make the
race for state superintendent IL he Is n
candidate, Mr.. Pril.s said yesterday. He
favors tho establishment OF tho position
of commissioner OF education, TO he filed
by tho state board OF education
Fire Insurance Wal rs. Taz Upshnw.
ADV.
oroosrs Picnic July ts-Plans for the
grucers picnic to be held July ~ at
belle Isle include tha Charterng of all
amusements at the park, band concerts.
u"lNiUh' NP'', -"'"N''h III" a., ''h '"o-
krt dinner Grocery stores will close a.
10 o'clock the morning OF July 10 and re-
main closed all day
Dr Postele has moved his offices IA
7l6 state Nsu Bank Bldg. Phone W
65s7 Adv
Hoover To De lnVlted-An Invitation 20
Herbert G Hoover TO speak a. the OK
lahoma State Fair here In September will
he sent him Rt once, according to j. NJ
owen, State Fair director.
Ed l. Hahn Undertaking Co. Wa. 70
Adv
Trial Date Reset Tho trial ~ Car
Trosper. set for today in district court
was stricken from the assignment Hn'
win he reset some time in September
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
II Minutes to Digest This.
No. l8o.


TACH OF the following sentences
r contain, the name Of city,
- town or village in the United
States:
When | asked him what time it
was. he replied: 1t am past two by
two minutes
Barnum brought Jumbo on to New
York
Nc was the most oomical hound |
ever saw
Such little puiIs of air have no ef-
feet upon the yachts.
1t took him a whole day TO notice
her new irock
The discerning critic says that
many so-callcd connoisseurs mistake
high art for daubing
Answer to No. 1888.
Charities flivver went one mile UP
the hill in forty minutes and came
one mile IN one minute Therefore,
he avcssecd mile up and down in
iorty-onc minutes.
We may determine the hills
height by dividing 800 minutes. the
time required for r~urp iripyby Al
The hill must have been 7 lj-4l
miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
SOLDIER READS
LETTERS, Then
KILLS himself
GuardSman Thought Despond-
ent Because of Love Affair,

LAWTON, Okla, July 9-(SpecialD
After reading bundle Of letters from
his sweetheart, Corporal Jesse II.
Churchwcll OF Company /, First Okla
homa infantry, national guard, ended
his lie in his tent at Fort Sill last
night by a shot from his army rifle,
His remains are being sent to his home
at Anllcrs Tuesday for burial
Returns from Furlough.
Churchwcll reported yesterday to
Capt. Ben Davis Locke of Company l.
after five day iurlough Captain
Locke gave him the letters Chutchwell
reported to his squad sergeant and in
formed him that he was going to read
his letters before retiring. He then
went to his tent He sat upon the edge
of his cot for a few minutes, then Blew
out the candle and went to the rifle
rack to secure his weapon Before
either of the three soldiers occupying
the tent with him could interfere
Churchwell pointed the rifle at his fore
head and pulled the trigger.
Dependency Is Theory.
II is assumed that Churchwell had
become despondent because of differ
ences with his sweetheart, which may
have been accen,uated during his fur
lough
Churchwell was y years old
He served with credit during the Mexi,
can border campaign OF the First Ok
| lahoma last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Young Green Gets
5000 Proposals:
Record for u. s.

TlllCAGO July . f II X
II Green, son ot the late Hc,w
- Green, holds the long distance
proposal record for America. for,
according to Mr. Green himself. Inc
has received more than oOO0 offers
OF marriage in the last fifteen years.
Publicity through the daily papers
IS blamed hy Mr. Green for most oi
these proposals.
II was umored that Mr.. Green's
present visit 80 Chicago was for the
purpose of being married tomorrow
He denied that ne was to be mar
rlc1 az that time but refused ~
deny or affirm a statement that hc
was lo marry a Chicago glrl cone
can never tell what a day will brlnl
forth" he said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Belgian Mission
Occupies palace

SEATTLE, Wash, July o.-Thc Bel
g'an mission To- the United States ar
rived today from Spokane and was
taken TO the residence OF Samuel Min,
popularity known as the Belgian royal
palace because II was built IN 1909 to
be the home OF Crown Prince Albert
OF Belgium now king during his visit
to the Ala,ka-Nukon exposition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Saloons Must Go,
Asserts OistilIer

CHICAGO, July p Charlie, II.
Herman, president OF the firm OF
Chspin 4 Gore, one OF the largest
whisky. making concerns in the coun,
nv. and directing head OF the National
Distiilsrs and Wholesale Liquor Deal,
ers' association. declared today that
within sixty days not less than looO
saloons in Chicago would be forced
out OF business BY the new legislation
and that a like proportion throughout
the country would be similarly affected.
He estimated that the whisky now IN
existence in the United States would
be exhausted within year a, the
present rate of consumption, saying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

that he had positive knowledge that
there was not more than NOOD,O0O
gallons of whisky now in the govern
mept warehouses The normal con-
sumption is said to be about a5SWo WC
gallons, while with the prospect OF a
dry period coming, it is expected that
drinkers will try to store up a supply,
thus taking all that is left over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

H. Ovens, has purchased 4 large south
front home site In Howe's Capitol sdd,-
ton just east Of Lincoln boulevard on
Fourteenth street, and has let the con-
tract 10 stewart 4 Widcrson for Il 49,
nOl home, TO be constructed at once
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
10y A. Balew n years old. and Elsie
Breedins, Is years old, both Of rnwhusl,a.
OKLA
Frank y Englo a years old. Fort
Sill, okla, and Mrs Sarah Edwards. 30
years old lAwton. okla
Henry l.. Grinstrad, 30 years old. and
Flora Henderson, l6 years old, both of
Oklahoma CITY
Ralph n Niece ?5 Years old, md VI.
mira Tompkns q years old both Of
Oklahoma city
John W prcnnou. "a years old. Seward
okla and Margaret NJ Holland 81 years
old, Edmond Okla
Births.
Mr. and Mrs Don Russell. G7i East
Seventh street, u girl
Mt and Mtg. r NJ G Harrison 1913
West Twenty third street ~ boy
Mr. and Mts A < Acrcc. 500 west
California avenue. n girl
Deaths
| lamon Wesley Hartman. q years uIi
| lllt West Maple avenue
! Calytth Harvey l1.NN7r.oh dnughlyf
OF Mr. and Mrs George Harvey. locaI
hospital
Willard Brown. IS years ola Chicago
H.
Infant son " MI and Mr. T.. "
| smith, Oklahoma city
Mrs leo bculNh splccr. a. years old
local hospital
Donald uloveN l.yeRr- old son " Mr.
and Mrs Frank Glover. ill West Cal.
! fotnia avenue
Infant daughter NJ Mr md Mrs I A
Dunn, 6li West Washington avenue
Nyron Hufilno, ycnr.oli sou ~ Mr.
and Mts ia llufflnc. local hospital
Ethel f1orcnce Rogers infant dnugnir
] IA apI
Forty first street
Building Permits
/ W o. Realty 22lg West Eleventh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tastelew
Chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUl-
NINE and IRON S0c.-AGv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

PEKING July General Chang sun head Of the impeaH forces is
deenses This indicates
being defeated fcng Tai Pekng the last
stand will be made there
The republic been firmly reesbshd Marking with
Feng Ku Chang president president The young monarch un
Tung has abdcated the throne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09

Hulldinu PERMITS
\ W q Realty 22lQ West Eleventh
street one story frame dwcllur. 1000
la W Kirkland. 22s West Hickory ave
nte one-stoy frame church building,
~ VOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-09
Victrota XIV

vIctrola XIV ((l60) next TO
largest cabinet size with q fine
library Of II selections on seven
lO-inch doublsfaced 7So Victor
records. sls cash. C1ee Ce'|
~ monthly. 3lCC.Z0