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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
WILL APPROPRIATE
 MONEY FOR RELIEF.
 OF STARVING EUROPE.
(By The Associated Press.) )

Washington, Jan. 11.-Democratic members of the house rules commit tee today reversed their previous ac- tion and ordered report of the rule giving immediate consideration to the bill appropriating one hundred mill lion dollaras for European famine re- lief, requested by the president.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
WALTER L. HINES
 SUCCEEDS MADOO
 AS ROAD DIRECTOR.
(Bv The Associated Press.)

Los Angeles, Jan. 11.-Walter D. Hines, assistant director general of railroads, has been appointed director general by President Wilson to sue reed William F. McAdoo. Notice of the appointment was cabled the White House yesterday by the presi- dent. It reached McAdoo last night while he was enroute to Los Angeles.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11

Thousands of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Louisiana men are ar irving at Camp Pike from other can tonments, and are being discharged within AS hours after their arrival. It is the governments plan to release all desiring discharge as rapidly as they can be spared.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
Al the Churches
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. c. Mitchell, Pastor.

W. c. Mitchell, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Regular preaching services at II a. m and 7:30 p. m.
 B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer-meeting Wednes- day at 7:30 p. m.
 w. M. U. meets with Mrs. Jno. Hay den on Laurel street Thursday at 2:30 D. m.
 A hearty welcome is extended to all.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

There will be no services at St. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow, owing to the illness of the rector, Rev. A. E. man-Wheaton.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11

Washington, Jan. 11.-An official request was sent the striking harbor boatmen to return to work, pending action by the war labor board.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Bible school, 9:45, Christian Endeavor, 6:30.

BlDle ScnOol, S.4o,
 Christian Endeavor, 6:30.
 Ministerial services at II and 7:30. We are organizing a Soldiers Bible Class for returned soldiers and cor dially invite all the soldiers to come and be members The class will be taught by MT. J. F. Parish. He will give to the class all of his zeal and energy. We bespeak for the class the hearty cooperation of all the school.
 At the evening service the pastor will handle one of his best lectures, for the help of all who desire deep CT faith and understanding. Let every one who can hear the evening theme, "Is there a God?"
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11
MARINE WORKERS
 WILL ABIDE BY DE-
 CISION OF WAR BOARD
.(By The Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. II. President Wilson today cabled request to the war labor board to make up against the case of the marine workers strike in New York and proceed to make a finding. Officers of the ma- rine workers utilization announced today that they are ready to abide by any ruling of the war labor board.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11

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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-11

MT. and Mrs. c. L. Fox returned last night from Jonesboro, where they attended the funeral of their brother, G. G. Fox, who died Monday in New Mexico The funeral was held at the Baptist church at Jonesboro yesterday afternoon, burial following at the Jonesboro cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
But lchen fate gaze me leisure to return
Isearched the hedgero,us hour BY hour in cain
Where sununer's grouth yelled all Nth zines and
fern;
And, though life's gifts haze brought me treas.
ured gain,
Each June mourn uhen dreams drift doUn the
mind,
The little path that I could never fnd Ms. Wv. g.,
Yours Not Exactly Proud

You're Not Exactly Proud
0F yourself, now are you, milady
~ after a summers exposure to
the sun? Someway the brown and
freckles which looked so wholesome
ly becoming with sports clothes, are
not just the thing for the more
dainty fall fripperies. Hair, and
skin need just the skillful attention
Mrs. Gunston of the DelfhHair Par
lors, second floor Baird building,
Seventeenth and Douglas, includes
in her Fall Beauty Treatment"
School Trunks
OF strength as we'll as beauty are
~ those they're selling for SIS at
FREEING & Steinle's, Eighteenth and
Farnam. The foundation of the
trunk is composed of two layers of
wood, placed SO that there are two
directions of granting, both crosswise
and lengthwise. This wood, is fur
Their strengthened by veneering,
while the edges are all reinforced by
inside clcat1ngs, forming a rigid de-
Tense to the baggage mans rude
treatment. The outside is very
smart in its covering Of veneered
fiber, studded with brass nails, deco
rative in its brass plated hardware
fittings, while the inside is dainty
enough to delight the most wistful
girlish heart, for they're lined in
dainty cretonnes of different shades.
Two handsome trays take care OF
dress treasures, the upper one deep
for hats, with a long narrow COM
partment for trinkets, the lower one
shallow for the careful packing Of
the most elegant frocks. A trunk to
last through the school days and be-
yond.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Tailleurs of Unusual Smartness.

Iallleurs OF Unusual ofndrneSS.
A RARE assortment of suits o.
- extreme smartness are those to
be seen at the Emporium, Sixteenth.
between Harvey and Farnam. There
are suits with new youthful box,
graceful straight line, snappy belted
and chic pointed ripple jackets, de-
veloped in materials of luxurious
richness. Although they're showing
them as low in price as 5000, the
one which Polly found most fasci-
mating this week is one at $l25, a
cocoa brown duvetyne,. with Hudson
seal collar and chamois tinted suede
cloth vestee. Unusual to a degree.
are the stitched on pieces Stimulating
tiny box pleats, cluster stitchings Of
heavy silk threads and novelty butt
tons. Suit dreams come true. You'll
find yours among those shown. |
feel sure, and at the price you can
afford to pay.
Tricolette Frocks.
GO intriguing in their charm. sc
~ difficult to get this year are. to
be seen in II models showing di-
versity of style and color at F. W..
Thorne's, Eighteenth and Farnarn.
Not 50 expensive either, for they're
to be had for $49.s0 UP.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Exclusively Attractive Prints
IT AVE just arrived at Hospe's,
IL 1917 Douglas. Wondrous in

IT AVE just arrived at Hospe's,
IL 1917 Douglas. Wondrous in
coloring, their outlines, for
eign in treatment. merge in manner
amazingly effective. The Music Les
son, showing the contrast of age and
youth; Love Locked Out, youthful
figure of grace standing grief-strick-
ell among scattered and dying rose
petals. Oh! Mistress Mine, show
ing meeting in stone arch with 'ex-
quisite color contrasts, rich purple,
delicate rose, brilliant reds. Perhaps
most lovely of the whole collec-
ton isl. J. Henner's, The Bather."
Velvet figures, cut with raw edges
and applied on capes and evening
coats of heavy silk jersey, are an ef-
fective trimming. Sometimes they
are edged with silk floss, sometimes
with jet or colored beads.
Shopping For corsets! ~
WHAT a trouble it is! And get
w ting the incorrect models for
your figure-what a disappointment.
Why shop for that which is so inn
portant to your appearance and COM
fort? 1t is so easy to go to Mrs. u.
A. Hill, 205 Neville Block, Sixteenth
and Harvey, a corset specialist who
has devoted half a lifetime to the
scientific study of corset fitting. She
is an artist designer of fashions, too,
50 you'll be assured of undeniably
smart lines in keeping with the sea-
sons best and loveliest lines. Send
for a measure blank and catalog,
they're we'll worth while.
Below a little velvet coat seen
was 4 skirt of KNITTED necktie,' de-
lightfully eolorful;
Yukon Seal Coats.
A RE among the prettiest coats
"A to be worn this winter. Smart
indeed, extremely rich in effect
they're to be had at Thorne's during
August for $40 to $l45.
For the woman who enjoys sport
toggery great enveloping scarfs of
the sofest Shetland wool woven on
the diagonal and made in the most
fascinating misty colors are to be
found in a few of the smartest shops
and appear to be finding favor
when worn straight around the neck,
with the wide soft ends tucked under
the belt in front. \
Inside Information-
A LWAYS valuable, may be we'll
"A used to save money, for Mr..
Lamond of the Lamond Shop, I'd
Floor, Securities Bldg, is offering
an extensive line of fall garments at
practically last years prices. This
the result of early and wise buying,
done in many trips to the eastern
fashion centers. Just returned, he
tells me that if Milady Omaha can
find anything that accords with
what she has planned for her win
ter wear wardrobe, that she'd be a
wise and happy woman to make her
purchase now, for there's to be an
increase OF from $40 to $50 on every
garment, due to increased cost OF
materials and labor. News of para
mount importance to US all. is il
mott
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

Milady's matinee jacquette of flesh
georgette has cascades of dainty lace
hanging from delicate nosegay OF
ribbon.
News of Interest.
60 MANY inquiries I've had that
~ I'm sure you'll be glad to have
this information. The Kruger Hat
Shop is in its new location at 30i
Barker Block, 18th and Farnam
This shop reblocks both mems and
women's hats, cleans, dyes, repairs
and refashions feathers of all kinds;
also renovates and refreshes mara
bou pieces.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

be achieved in the new boots lust
arrived at the F. & M. Boot Shop,
Sixteenth and Farnam. OF lines to
impart a distinctive slenderness,
they're soft suede as to vamp and
heels, while the uppers and backs
are of unusually rich satin. The
silk worked eyelets through which
are threaded heavy silk lacines,
over a wide tongue Of satin, num-
Der just 20. This boot, the ultimate
in quality and mode, is fashioned in
both black and brown, and is priced
$500. A shop showing footwear
that imparts character, grace and
beauty to the feet.
Fur Coats Of
Luxurious Softness.
@ HORT and swagger fur coats,
~ Hudson seal. plain or trimmed
in gray squirrel and marten, muskrat
and marmot, also beaver, are offered
by F. w. Thorne's for from $50 TO
Sl75 under fall values.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

! "CC0 1CludpS SllV MSot
Popular Coating.
q MARTLY finished are the great
~ weather coats of swagger smart
ness, excellent tailoring at F. w.
Thorne's. Browns, greens, gold
tans, they're practical as we'll as
smart. Business girls and teachers
will find the price range most inter-
esting. They're from $2o.75 up.
The New Low Draped Froeks
DEMAND the bright color con-
II trast expressed in the new i'm
ported flowers which Miss Dacey
of the Dacey Hat Shop, 10th, be-
tween Howard and Jackson, special
ICES in. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
only the French people know how
to make them; they're in great soft
tulle clusters cleverly shaded, in
deep-red and black, or in dainty
clusters. velvet outer petals, rolled
edge silk inner PETALS. Dainty sim
gle roses combined with gold cloth,
with tiny close-furled buds. are
ready to take their places as Mi
lady's boutonniere, or are just the
needed refreshing touch for the last
years hat. You'll enjoy also the
great new ostrich feathers, two
toned fascinating color conbina-
nations. French hat accessories of
all kinds delightful speciality in
this shop.
Paris favored cap sleeves have ap-
peared in Omaha on a velvet frock.
Sleeves and tunic are fur-edged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Versatile Creations, the New Du.
vetyne and Feather Hats,

versatile Creations, the New Du-
vetyne and Feather Hats.
HATS for every possible occasion
= = are the models on display at
Thompson Belden's. Duvetyne, the
seasons favored fabric, velvety in
its softness, fashions brown mar
row brimmed hat with tiny silvery
leaved frosted fruits. Taupe velvet
combines most entrancingly in an
other model. with dainty handwork
round the edge. Scintillating as the
colors in the outdoor autumn world,
ranging in tints through greens,
browns, gold and red. surf blue, are
the fascinating feather chapeaux,
fashions newest within. Evolved in
every new outline, suited to every
type of beauty, you'll find them most
delightful, conservative for all their
luxurious effect. An ideal accom-
paniment to milady's tailleur.
War.
w AR has influence even on flow
w cts for the finest of the new
toned gladiolus deep, rich red in hue
has been called war. John Bath,
Eighteenth and Farnam, tells me
that the florists are consra tula ting
themselves on this new color
achievement for red has always been
considered one of the most difficult
shades to be governed.
Embroidery More Marvellous
THAN before is that manifested
\ by Dame Fashion in her newest
creations Of 1919 and 1920. Many
colors, and kinds, several different
silks and yarns, varied as to color,
are often seen on the same garment,
with effect wholly bewitching. Chic
indeed is a little frock seen this
week, Moyen age as to blue bodice
OF Baronet satin, embroidered round
neckline, waist and sleeves in taupe
wool yarn, combined with white an
CORA. This crepe and satin comb
nation frock is a $4,000 model and
is but one of a hundred models !
might describe of an embroidery
season. The Ideal Button and Pleat-
ing Co, sos Brown Block, Sixteenth
and Douglas, are not only doing all
kinds of embroidering, but make
those fascinating acorn buttons used
SO effectively, also pleating, accordi-
on, side and box, which the sport
skirts of "checkered tendencies"
have so wisely chosen for their
fashioning. All work done in this
shop of engrossingly lovely embroid-
ering, fancifully smart trimming, is
portrayed in their book, which they'll
send you for the asking. Their serv-
ice is prompt to an unusual degree
-assuredly artistic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

tanned in a Grecian gown, classic
in outline, exquisite in its orchid
georgette over a gold foundation,
Each edge picoted, there are long
streamers, fluttering merrily from
rosettes on each shoulder, while
flattering effects are achieved by
twisted ribbons at the waistline. As
new as they are charming are robes
for leisure moments when milady
wishes to be especially lovely, hand
tinted, yelled in creamy silk laces.
they're both short and long. While
when one hears the price of these
distinctive undergarments. one
wonders at such dainty richness at
the prices they're offered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

pour the tired business man
- truthfully and otherwise-but
it is certainly true that business men
and women enjoy a quiet restful
lunch and dinner hour where they
can eat nourishing food to quiet fraz-
zled nerves. Such 4 place is the Flat
iron care, Seventeenth and St. Mary's
avenue, especially noted for its
tastefully favored meats, whole
some vegetables, delectable desserts,
and its quiet efficiently prompt
service.
So Gayly Sweet
THAT even the flowers are
l. jealous, are the beautiful bits OF
silken loneliness in the Orkin Bros.
Shop, Sixteenth and Harvey. An
artistic effect truly lovely is at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

Feminine Fripperies.
Caught fringe" appears as trim.
ming on many nantes.
The very short sleeve has made
the long glove necessary.
Soft pongee makes delightful wool
embroidered blouses.
Soft cashmere wool is being used
for English sweater coats.
A pale gray tussor suit is lined
with very dark chiffon.
For the informal dance black tat.
feta frock is very popular.
The bird of paradise is seen on
many of the new big hats.
Elusive as the charm of their
country is the perfume made by the
slant-eyed Orientals. Sandalwood,
orange blossom and wistaria. the
three bottles of scent are but 45e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
This Is the Last Week
of the Memorable Fur Sale

This Is the Last Week
of the Memorable Fur Sale
A T AULABAUGH'S. Nineteenth
"A and Farnam, for when the
store closes at E o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon, there will be an end
to the most memorable August sale
in the history of this fur shop. So,
my dears, if you've an artistic fur
garment selected and are just wait
ing to make up your mind, or If
you'd like to have a garment made
to order at the sale price. I'd advise
your rushing in at once. Mr.. Aula-
baugh just returned this morning
from visit to eastern fashion cen
tiers, and he tells me that without
question this is the greatest fur sea-
son we have ever had-great shops
i'll the east are having trouble in get
ting furs, and of course when the
raw fur market opens in St. Louis
September |, the prices are to be out
of sight. Yet they'll be sold at that
for Milady of Fashion must and will
have furs. You'll find most delight
full the wide diversity Of selection Of
fered at Aulabaugh's.
Almost square-white envelopes
have pearl gray lining. Poilu Bleu
is the tint of a new paper, whose
envelope flaps fold back, disclosing
military red lining.
The Other Evening
| pom entering the lobby Of the
Rialto theater, I at once no.
ticed an odor of incense burning,
sweetly oriental in fragrance. It's
the new deodorant they're selling in
the Lee Rialto drug store, Fifteenth
and Douglas. Selling for 50 cents is
this liquid deodorant in three doors,
Oriental Incense, Violet, and Bou-
quet of Roses, which is poured on
the back Of little plaster PLAGUE.
This decorative bit of art work is
free: Quite delightfully."- novel is it
not?
For the rainy DAYS . difficult for
mother, Dcnn;soN Paper Company
has gotten out 4 PER doll cut-out
outfit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Omaha Has Spent Most
Merry Vacations This Year
Dresses
Designed to Meet
Milady's Fancies and


THORNE'S the house OF many
L dresses is showing smart frocks
for semi-formal functions, most de-
lightful in their smart distinctive
ness. Black. the Paris favorite,
forms the foundations in most of the
frocks for witching blouse creations
of alluring color, surf blue, vivid
rose, representative of the very lat
est cleverest notes Of fashion for fall
Smart Footwear
TOR the woman who would
1 be wholly charming must be
chosen with discrimination. An ar
t;stic effect wholly charming is to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
hobt5' Go GQPPfh8 with @]]y

Once, strolling sloDly doun sunsrept Uay,
spied, halt hidden meath an alder tree,
A little woodsy path that beckoned me;
thought / should come back another day
And through its lure of leaf and blossom stray;
And % I sauntered merrily along,
Hun,n,ing stare Of some old lifting song
That ran: "Seize joy and beauty while you may"
All the World Il Talking About Much Has Been Said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Fashions Newest Whirn.

TN COLORS is the new channels
L shade. You'd be surprised at the
unusually lovely effect contributed
to milady's costume by travelling
bag Of this color. The Omaha Print
ing company, Thirteenth and Far
nam, who make speciality of leather
travelling bags, show several models
of this new leather And smart, in
deed, are they with great English
stitchings, double leather handles
with massive FURNISHED name plate.
OF course you know that every self
respecting bag nowadays is cut on
the envelope fold? One just seen,
charming for boarding school girls
to carry on the train, or on week
end trip to nearby cities, is lined in
brilliantly shaded MORE silk shirred
into convenient pockets. Ivory fit
'tings, elegant indeed are $3.50 extra,
Just the thing for a gift to the bridal
couple is a bag large enough for
Lady Bride and the Lord of her
heart, for there's an extra tray in
the base of the bag. If its something
in the line O leather, you'll find it
among the bags and portfolios dis
played in this shop, and at prices to
surprise. Have you one Of the use
full Boston bags Nebraska has adopt
ed?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Tricotine Fashions
Fancy for Fall.

n RICOTINE is being especially
l. featured in all smart shops this
fall, F. w. Thorne's are showing
not only dresses and suits, but also
skirts in this fascinating fabric.
Tailoring beautifully its most sat
isfactory material in every way. A
half block OF dresses are these
sold from $29.75 up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24


Maintained for the conve-
nience of out-of-town readers
is The~Bee's free shopping
service. Merchandise of all
kinds, whether advertised on
this page or not, may be Or
dered by mail or phone and
will be selected with fine dis
elimination by experienced
shoppers and sent out either
c. O. D. or as a cash pur-
chase. If cash, send money
order or check payable to
POLLY, THE SHOPPER,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

Clothing company's millinery de-
partment is solving many such
questions most efficiently this sea
son by putting all hats Of certain
kinds and colors in great cases. Pre-
late purple, that shade which com
bines so excellently with the new
brown shades, is represented in the
models of one case. Odd indeed is 4
chenille hat, with abruptly turned
brim tilted back to an old gold
ornament from which bangles heavy
threads. Quaint gold stitchery com
bines with a metallic ornament OF
dainty lure on a duvetune, while a
picturesque turban of velvet folds
back to show satin facing through
fantastic feather fluff. A case
nearby discloses mid-season sports
hats, velvet and taffeta, in such
tintings as rose, green and orchid
while special models for matrons are
at once interesting in their novel and
aristocratic dignity of fashloning.
Coat Modes for Autumn.
M ODES to stand out with start
AA ling distinction are the coats
at F. w. Thorne's. Velours,
broadcloth and novelty weaves, i'll
the seasons striking colors, they're
combined most fetchingly with furs
of different becomingness at cash
values to, amaze, for the Sos coats
are offered at $5450, the $50 at
S4250 and the $50 at $3.50.
Fashions Furs.
THE August fur event which has
l. been staged at the Alaskan Fur
company, Sixteenth and Douglas,
second floor, where fur coats, coat
ccs. capcs, scarfs and stoles, rare
and luxurious, have been specially
priced, is just about over, and ev-
crything is to be 20 per cent more
after the first of September.
Omaha Has Spent Most
Merry Vacations This Year
+ one can judge from the splendid
1 vacation pictures they're finish
ing up daily at the kase studio, 2l5
Neville block, Sixteenth and Har-
ney. And there's so much i'll the
way pictures are handled to get re-
suits. Mr.. kase, an expert in exc
cutting a camera or kodak, is always
very happy to take all the time nee
essary to show his customers just
how they can better their pictures.
The work done in this speciality shop
is noticeably different in its excellent
finish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24

All the World Is Talking About
New Hats
EOR it's "Off with the old, on with
L the new" and the question
"shallsone's next hat be a dark
ly conservative one, or a dashing bit
of daring color" The Nebraska
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-24
Innovations in Misses Suits.

A T THIS time the question OIL
"A paramount importance to the
younger set concerns the autumn
mode. Herzberg's, 1913 Douglas, is
ready with misses suits possessing
the essential element of newness in
fabrics and artistry Of fashioning
Most striking indeed is cinnamon
brown model of softest velour, whose
coat silhouette is surprisingly draped
over each hip. Most becoming to
girlishly slight figures are the high
waistlines and clever skirt fashion.
ings of these suits in both high
Shades of the autumn season, az
we'll as an, extensive showing of the
ever-popular navy blue. Very, very
welcome Miss College will find the
prices of these suits!
A Suggestion for Economy.
rs OFFERED by L. Kneeter,
J. ladies' tailor, Sixteenth and How
ard, whose SURPRISING excellence Of
workmanship is STONED. HI
is tailoring suits, coats, and skirts If
modish velvets, serges, broadcloths
and fancy weaves of all kinds at very
moderate prices. Prices which will
advance with the steady advance If
cost of both labor and materials. My
dears, you can save fifteen to invent,
dollars on a suit ordered now. You'll
find his suit suggestions most cap
tivating-long. long jackets. grea
crushy, draped collars. diversity O.
ultra-smart styling