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Second Section LINCOLN EWS to 8 Cbrning tate Journal) fe- THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR. I A A I A I O.M-: CENT. GERMANY ASKED TO WITHDRAW TO MEN WASHINGTON, Dec. ol State Laning this afternoon for- inall announced that Ambassador Kernstortt' had been that Captain Boved, naval attache of the eru- KMS.V. and Captain Von Papen, military attache; are persona non grata to the United States government.

The Geiman government has been asked to withdraw the two men from service in this country, the secretary said. Captain You Papeu was author of the famous "idiotic Yankee" letter found on James F. J. Archibald when the latter was arrested in Loudon dispatches from Ambassador Dumba to his home government 110 AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE W. G.

Hrooks of College View Wan Injured and His Machine Demolished. At 12:30 today two cars, one, driven by W. C. Brooks, an automobile dealer mm College View, and the other by George Saville, mechanic in the ern- ploj of the Wertz Auto company, Lincoln, collided at the intersection ot Seventeenth and streets. Mr.

Brooks was thrown Irom his car to i he pavement. His Injuries are painful bur not serious. Saville was not injured. Mr. Brooke was driving east on -treet in a new car and according to his had slowed down for the and was nearly across "the in- when Saville, who was driv- PS; south on Seventeenth, struck him.

Both ca'-s turned completely around in the btreet. The car drhen by Brooks damaged almost beyond repair, line red.i wheel was completely shat- "terect, ihe wind shield broken and the jody mashed. Brooks suffered a bad- cut. iip in which Dr. Slattery.

who TO the SCSUP, took six stitches, "wo teeth, and his left side and limbs vvcro bruised- Brooks savs nai Saville wa.s running between cirt; j-'nd ij miles an hour. Saville implied that the other drivei vras A LETTER HOME i i i I i Kiu'laml ion i i i i i i BRYAN 'WILL JOIN LATER? I oiiuri'HMini ii I i i i i III I'uril In Kiiropc. A Konnt'i a i 13i a i for Kuiopi' in tlirci' wt'K- U) join Ton! poui'i- a acoulini; to Conuies.Miiiin 'W. ot i i i i a met i i in i Tin 1 fonmi i i a ol i on his way from i a i to Xow York to meet llenn Kord Bnnn urged i i i one of tlu' lead i ni a i i i i i i in i i i 'S, In Keep 11)1 i i i I i i in Ins i i I lie i i i i i i i i i i i i in ion i i In.s i nds in on I I I pi epitl I'-MU 1 i i i I i a i anon 1 I'M I I'Vni peace i i i issued, the i i a i i I i i liutviti; a i a i a i lot tin" Mood i a i i i a i i liu li a i i a a The i a a i a i fot Kord was pn-sunU'd to Hie a de a i a Theodore Uela, his e. i bun Irotn New York lilteen oilier applications-, i i ol and Mrs.

Ben i ot Peiner. Most ol i he oilier filt'U I I i I MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS i a i i i i i a i i i i and ait- the bonded a tm all maKuzines and i i i a bond noi a in ub- si-rloucin lor a i i i i a prudent? in and I'M u- a it over. J. C. ORCUTT CO.

134 So. 13th St. i Neb. Always Ahead With The New Coats and the Good Coats 100 Additional New and Accepted Womens' Coats THREATS AGAINST PRESIDENT Lodged in Jail Who Is, Vllesed He risrht Kill Wilson. PITTSBURGH, Keener, twenty-seven, is today lodged in jail days' confinement for tHijeatening to kill President Wilson, if-he did not maintain strict neutrality irid to falov up plant at East Pittsburgh, according to ICeener's boarding keeper.

The charge against f-onducv. Keener wafe. arrested Tues- lay on -of -his. 'boarding hoase keeper. Colling, it was ioday.

asserted rhe bomb in the Westihghoitse munition plant and also bf-sifbotirilpOie jsresident if he did not adhere -to. axnelitrality policy. v-. BIG EXPOSITION ATTENDANCE Kijjhteen Mllilou Visitors Alrcndj- Pnssed Through Gates'. A FRANCISCO, Calif-.

Dec.S.-- Attendance at the Panama-Pacific ex- ppsitibn 18.335,066 the gates were opened today. Although it raining, another big crowd was expected. With fair weather over oOO.OOO more were counted on to arrears through the tomorrow, day. At midnight Saturday, 63S.rfir bomos will be exploded simul- ianeonslv, marking the end of ihe-ex- position. LOCATED Gorenmient Clnim Pcnoi.

Wns "Well KnoTrn Dlplomwl. tiAIs FRANCISCO, Dec. prominent Washington diplomat, federal, authorities today binted, who tjame cert in September -under an assumed came, was the man "higher up." tlte alleged bomb' "plots. which P.I leatt two expiofcioas in allied shipments in -tbe coast. Thr Teoeral jury iniestigat- tl: conspiracy adjournetl 'n'sl Monday when it vras undeistood witnesses from Seattle, Detroit and New York -would be heard.

J. Smith, arrested on suspicion, testified for several hours before the jury yesterday, on his connection vrith C. C. Crowiey, the local German consul's secret service man also tinder arrest. Smith denied exploding a bomb on a Seattle munition barge recently.

Crowley'fa alleged attempt to dupe the Russian authorities into letting him place bombs in fruit shipments to the Russian Red Cross was partly confirmed by the local Russian consul Victims ot Aiiimoufu FUKICS lit the Swift Ice- Plant Located in South Oniahn. OMAHA, Dec. BeldE, thirty five, and William Kendall, thirty- five, workmen, were smothered to death in ammonia fumes at the Swift and company ice pi Ant, South Omaha, this noon, when A fly wheel broke and struck and broke an ammonia pipe. One hundred-pound piece of the flywheel went through the roof. WILSON ONJTHE BALLOT A petition" asking that President Wilson's name De placed ft on the primary ballot as a candidate for the presidential nomination was filed with Secretary of State Pool this afternoon, by John G.

llaher. The list of signers was headed by H. Broady. It was said that C. W.

Bryan declined 10 sign the' petition for fear it would prejudice the president's non-partisan program. WANT TJSCLE SAM'S SOLDIERS Canadian HecrulUnBT OHicc-rs Arc Chanced With Acts. PORTLAND, Dec" recruiting officers allegedly were inducing Unites States soldiers in the Vancouver. Wash, barracks to desert an'd join the British overseas army, according to charges wired by the American Neutrality "league of Oregon to Senator Chamberlain in Washington. D.

today. Actual desertions and that soldiers displayed letters from ice recruiting officers were alleged. STATES TO UliillJlJ lv WASHINGTON, Dec. u. A Pan- American protest to England against her under consideration today "by the Joint action by-the United States and Argentine in "a first trial of pan-Amer-' ican diplomatic unity against a Euro-" pean" power was "being discussed.

Unofficial and- informal suggestion has already come frcm Argentina for such diplomatic co-operation. The South American republic has griev- against England similar to those of the United States over commandeering of the Wagner liners Hocking and Genese in which the question of German interest is involved. The Argentine steamer President Jlitre was recently seized by British'authorities on the ground of "enemy ownership. 1 officials openly expressed and indignation over the British icquisitior of the Hocking and" Genese before prize court CHICKENS Fresh I'ork Choi'. '5c Beef 14 1 5c jhor Rib Boil Stew 2 Barou 16c stsi Ham I9c POT'" J'ork 1 2 Fresh Fie 12Vic Brain, Ib lOc Corner T-T-nA .6 for 25c No marhinf iift-d in bakinc i' Made a.

ib-. for Monarch Corn full i-izcd j.kcs. 4 inr 25c A for Hio Grocery Jt- 25c SOAP SPECIALS. 7 CrjMal 25c Bob While for 25c 7 Pearl Whit-e 25c B. C.

Soap 25c 9 Ivjnox Soap 25c SOMETHING YOU NEED 4 1 York Cr am Ib 23c Corn. -J for 25c good -Ciualitv. i for 25c toot! quality. for 25t tvra fflr lor 25c CORNER GROCERY proceedings were ended, though bonds we're given by the government. Prompt and -protest to the Britisli foreign was forecasted.

State" department 'authorities, officially advise-1 by the American consul at Halifax, said further reports were awaited from American Ambassador Page at London regarding the preliminary protest already made before- proceeding further. The arbitral requisitioning of the vessels was said today to be without predecent, authorized only by the British orders in council, which are denounced by this and other neutral governments as illegal. The diplomatic developments, officials hinted, which may follow may take pre-eminence in any dispute with England. The administration has not been d-sposed iu the past to make diplomatic representations against prize coure proceedings involving Wagner ships but is now ready to Standard Solid Pack OYSTERS, Pint (16 oz.) 18c Quart (32 oz.) 35c Wisconsin Cream CHEESE, pound 20c Tip Pimiento Cheese, pkg. Crackers, plain Soda or Oyster, Ib 7c Crackers, fancy Salted, Ib 8c Soup, Snider's of an- Caiup's, can, Sc, 3 for Chili Con Carne, Stokes' Quality, can OC Spaghetti.

Stokes Quality, 16 oz. can OC Pop Corn. Snowball 10c pkg. -7c Tapioca or Sago, Ib 7c Luna weans. JO.

be. 3 1-2 Ibs. Kaisms, Seedless, 15 oz. pkg. Kaisins.

Seeded. 13 oz. pkg lie pint ISc, quart 35c, aal S1.18 Buckwheat Ib. 5c, 6 Ibs. Tip Corn Syrup.

Ib. can Ki Ib 39c Tip Wbitc 2 Ib. ran 11" io Ib 7c Remember Tip quality a now! bu Tip RaKinz; Towdc-r. 16 oz. Tip Bnkinp Soda- Ifi oz O-vn prove--; tbTn bei-t.

Tn or Caf Habi' Four, nnw 24 iK 7Jc Thrifty Flonr the 1 IOC $1 37 24 Ib. bar t9c Graham nr Whole Wheat flour. lac OSr, Ib Com M'-al 32 Ib? fi 12c 3'T, 7 1 2 Ibe. a firf tint of ap forttjx un-tv-- Hanno r- fi- -rnsll fo-25t 12c Primrose, fancy sifted peas a cans 49c Beatrice or Homesteader Corn, can case Cianon Corn 8c, 3 cans Case 6 $1.70 or Economy, fancy Country tjtenueniau coin. o.ic, 3 cans Jic Case $2.30 Hominy, Economy or VaiiCamp't, can 7c Diamond Soap.

9 bars 25c Pearl White. Electric Spark or White Borax Naptha, White 7 bars 23c Black Ink. bic 4 oz. bottle -5c Early Ohio not HIP. 10 pk.

17- and 3Sc, 6" to th" and 61K-. in Load up i higher a 1'n- IH-W. Wv aht-al 10 Onion. 1 2r Ib. Jbs 52.10 3C MEAT DEPTS.

al. II' 13t-15c. Su-ak. Ib 18c-20c S1 al lli st op'n i i rend'rf-rl larJ 11, 15c Vtir" lHTi3. Ib 12o i 30c, 4bc, 21t.

Jb 1h 15t H' jti mi 20c $18.75 Arrived Today "Ready for Saturday's Shoppers" The success of our buyer's fifth purchasing tour can best be measured by a personal inspection of the many new outer garments just in. Judged from every viewpoint of Style, Quality and Selection, it is without doubt our best and biggest offering of Women's Winter Coats. To every woman in need of a Coat the low pricing on "newer predominating styles will appeal most forcibly. Wonderful Values in Coats at $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $25 of ttiese fine Coats are fur trimmed-all silk and satin lined; The-fabrics include Zibeline, Wool "Velour, Corduroy, Broadcloth, Plush, Scotch Plaids, Tweeds and new cloakings in wanted colors Women'know that for Finer Coats of Velvet, Silk Plush, Vejour, Corduroy and Broadcloth, this is the one store to find the select- fashions in High Class Coats at-- $30, $35, $40, $45 and $50 The GREAT Price Reductions on Women's Suits Continue to attract many eager buyers--no further detail Is necessary than to repeat every Suit in the stock ahead, is now at your disposal at these low paces $15, and Suits on sale for $22.50. and 7C Suits, now at $30.

and Suits, now at $117.50, $40 and 545 Suits, now at $50, $55, and $75 tfJOQ 75 Suits, now at Fashion Calls for Empire Boots They're here in nil 1n and onc-ba'f in. lii-li. wcnllirr -hnrt fkirt. i osnr make I of nli Get yours today. Our better fitting service is at your disposal.

The Great Clearance of TRIMMED HATS Continues Here are Three Low Prices that will require quick action oil your because this sale includes Pattern models, in largo Hats. Chic Turbans, all imported, trimmed Hatfj, excepting new arrivals in Mid-Winter Pattern Hats, just received. Please remember our Hats are not the ordinary styles, but exclusive in trimming effects. Note these low prices--then come and find even better than you expect Trimmed a formerly priced to $6.00. now-- BLACK GLAZED KID AND HAVANA BROWN KID $4.50 to $9 1 .95 Trimmed a formerly priced up to $9.00.

now 2 .95 Trimmed a formerly priced up to $15, now-3 .95 New Co'sagc Bouquets and Feather Boas for Christmas Gifts. MAYER BROS. ELI SHIRE, President White Rubber Sole Seekers that all white mlc and hci-1. patent laco fircct shoe with more snap than ever. Velvet Gypsys Released Today and The 30 BasKet Stores 1 i 1 1 I i 1 11 i r- 1 The fc)t Miowin.a of vr-lvct hint or, in the nut brown and bld'-V.

$2.50 and $3,00 midnight bhit. $2.50 and S3-00 1415 0 BUDD 14150 KWSPAPLRl.