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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
COmings and Goings of People in the
Various Towns.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS NUMEROUS
Lodges Are Doing Their share In
Makine the winter Evenings
Both Pleasant and a.
Proat.bl..

Bellevue.
Mrs. H. Harnish was in Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Charles mckinley has been I'll the
last week.
Prof. Leonard was an Omaha visitor
Thursday afternoon.
County superintendent Collins visited the
Bellevue school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Stearus were here
from South Omaha sunday.
Misses Emma and Vera Hayser werc
shopping In Omaha Tuesday.
Edwin Arnold has enrolled as q student
in the Boyles business college.
Jean Crothers. who has been i'll, IL re-
ported to be recovering rapidly.
Allen McIain Of University Place has
been here looking after a business matter.
Mrs. George Sloane and daughter OF
Charlton, Ia, are guests at the Fletcher
home.
Reginald Pierson was here from Omaha
Pierson.
Mrs. Joseph Newsom (Addie Gottery) Of
North Bend has been a guest Of Miss Edith
Wright.
Miss Grace Clarke Of Papilion was a
guest of Miss Hertha Miner the fore part
OF the week.
Rev. stephen A. Phelps. arter a severe
Illness, was able to meet his classes The
latter part OF the week.
David Harvey left for Lincoln Saturday
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engineering department Of the university.
Rev. George Kindell Of Morrow. Kan,
who preached at the Holiness church last
Sunday morning, will preach there today
also.
Frank Churchill has ben i'll the last week
with a severe attack OF tonsilitls. 1t was
feared for a while that an operation would
be necessary.
A number Of Royal Neighbors went to
Omaha Wednesday night, where the Royal
NniUhhnra npnnnnfinn nnnmittAa WAS RnteTa
tanned by Ivy Camp.
The Woman's Missionary society met
with Mrs. Stephen A. Phelps Thursday
afternoon and Edith Hughes gave an ex-
ceedingly interesting talk.
Morley Pierson has taken a position
with a surveying gang of the Burlington.
He left Thursday morning for Wyoming,
where he will join the party.
Mrs. C. L. Plank and son, Whitney, have
returned to their home at Elgin after an
extended visit with Mrs. Plank's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. McDermot.
The Sophomore Boys Debating club and
the College Debating club postponed their
meetings on account of the dinner giver
Omaha Thursday night.
The Sophomore Girls DebatinR Club post
poned it's meeting, owing to re nearness OF
the mid-year examinst!~-. S and the local
oratorical contest. After the second sem
ester regular meetings. will be held.
The AdelphisP and Philomathian Literary
societies he'd a joint meeting in Adelphian
hall TrCsday night to arrange a suitable
progrSm for the honoring OF the centenary
of Lincoln's birthday. The faculty Will
assist the two societies with the program
which will be given in the church February
II. Miss Fawcett will have charge of the
music.
Fire destroyed the residence in the north
part OF town owned by Mrs. Sarah Nc
Carly and occupied by the Doff family
Wednesday morning. A defective flue is
aainnnead RI haUa heen TeQn0nRihla for the
fire. Nothing was saved, as both building
and furnishing were totally destroyed. The
building was Insured for $500 and the fur
niture for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25

The board OF directors at their annual
meeting declared a dividend on all stock
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
The surplus earnings of the association
after distributing 6 per cent amounted
to 81, 800 of which $1,000 was placed in
the reserve fund and $500 in the I'M
divided profits account. Payments on
loans for the last year have been
promptly met, as we only show delin-
quent interest of $50. so. most OF which
has been paid since the closing of the
books.
Directors-W. p. Adkins, J, E. O'Hern,
c.. M. Schindel. +. l.. Howe, Otto H,
Radzuwert. S. r. Cox. James J. Fitzger-
aid. p. J. Sheey and Frank Koutsky.
Magic City Gossip.
T. A. ASnew, Lawyer. Murphy block.
Tel. South 1895.
]. ]. Fitzgerald left yesterday afternoon
for a trip to Denver.
The preliminary hearing of Alexander
Bogdonovitch will be held at 2 p, M, Mon
day.
The hearing in the o street injunction
case was put over until Wednesday Of next
week.
The Alpha Jolly Five club will give a
masquerade ball at odd Fellows hall, Feb
ruary o.
William RoEewicki is on the point OF
leaving South Omaha for his old home in
Prussian Poland.
A high five party for women only will be
given at odd Fellows hall Tuesday after
noon, January d.
Mrs. A. Blank and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Goldsteln OF Nebraska City are visiting
their parents. Judge and Mrs. Jacob Levy,
Mrs. Francis Stephens was placed under
a 500 peace bond yesterday. She was
charged with threatening and assaulting
M.a. Minnie Dierks.
Al Hunter was given an evening party
last night by a goodiy company of his
friends. Ali the guests came representing
some popular advertisement.
The funeral of James Pettigrew will be
held at 81. Agnes church Sunday after
noon. The coopers will note the change OF
the place from former announcement
The following births have been reported
Emil Holub. a5 North Thirteenth, a boy,
Fred Dragon, lI South Twenty-first, q
girl; Ralph Towns, Twenty-first and Sarpy
line. a boy.
Robert Hodgen was pleasantly surprised
by a party of friends Thursday evening
He was visiting a friend, which was in th'
home filled with guests. Mrs. Charles Clin'
and o. c. Hodge, were winners in tn,
games played. Refreshments were served
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs +. 7. Rya
II. NJ. Hodgen, Charles Cline Frank Quinn
j. c. Rowe, Gordon Quinn. Oscar Harvey
Charles Cove, II. b. Menefee, Harry Ben
nett. G. w. Howe, Harry Bulla, ]. w
Hodgen. r. Clark, o. c. Hodgen, Misses
Ethel James, Carrie Miller. Anna Hodgen
Messrs. Arthur Howe. Jesse Jacobson anS
Arthur Reynolds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
Inquiry About Power Plant.

Hearing that South Omaha was on the
point Of erecting a hydro-electric power
plant of considerable dimensions, II. L.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
A Bronx for Liberty

from stomach, liver and kidney trouble lie
made when a Bc box of DIT. Kings New
LAfe Pills IL bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
How to Test a Newspaper
Advertisement

A single newspaper advertisement, standing
alone, cannot perhaps be said to possess within itself
the quality of persistency of pertinacity. 1t can,
however, form a part of and bear out a plan which
a business house has adhered to strictly for years.
The trade mark, or name of a house which is
reproduced in newspaper publicity in an individual
or characteristic style, indicates that each adver-
tisement containing it is one of a series or that
the use of advertising space is an established policy
of the house.
In no other way can a merchant win conf
dence or establish so thorough a credit with the
public as by advertising prudently and perSisteShv
in the newspapers.
Confidence is a plant of slow growth, but per.
sistency is its sun, rain and fertilizer.
When the late Frank Cooper, of Siegel,
Cooper & Co., was running a store in Peoria and
needed $1,000 he did not 60 to the bank for it. He
frankly told the people that he wanted to raise this
amount of money and got it by offering them ina
ducements for immediate purchases.
Persistency in an advertiser is necessary to
establish such a reputation with the people that he
can command cooperation like this.
An advertiser establishes his character with
the public the same as he does with his bank by
persisting in making promises and neper failing to
fulfill them. A credit with the great general public
is a very present help in time of need.
A persistent advertising campaign covering a
period of three years in legitimate newspapers will
seldom fail to produce a good will asset that is worth
more to the advertiser than the entire amount spent
in newspaper space during that time.
In preparing a newspaper advertisement, re-
member this quality of persistency-the fact that it
is published as a part of a houses policy and will
either build or break down prestige.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
COFFInS FALL OUT OF WAGON
VEHICLE CONTAINING BABIES
CoRPsEs OVERTURNED.
Collided With Truck and Knocked
Into Street Car-0n Way to
Potter's Field.

Three small coffins each containing the
corpse of an infant. were thrown to the
pavement from the 'black wagon" on its
way to potters field. when the vehicle
collided with another wagon and street
car and was overturned.
The mishap occurred shortly after s
o'clock yesterday afternoon at LIST and
B streets southeast. The black wagon,
used for transporting bodies of paupers
and those Of infants found about the
streets. was driven by James Martin. liv-
ing at ia E street southeast. A double
team. in charge Of two colored men. hit
against his vehicle.
The force Of the collision was great
enough to throw the dead wagon against
moving car Of the Capital Traction line.
The dead wagon overturned and the three
little collins slid to the pavement.
Several windows Of the car were smash
ed The horse driven in the ''black
wagon sustained injuries to its leg. Mar
tin was not seriously hurt.
Martin called on the keeper Of the
morgue at the foot of 7th street for as
sfstance. Arrangements were made for
the bodies to be kept at the morgue to-
night instead Of being taken to potter s
field.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
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Evening star., 1909-03-14

were complaining witnesses in the case.
near 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
He then followed them to NJ street, where
he again attempted to speak to them. The
women reported the mans conduct to De-
tective Fortney Of the second precinct
who placed him under arrest.
Robespierre took the witness stand and
said:-
"Eet iss zat zese beootiful danes max
ze twinkle eye-at leas' zat iss What l
link" declared the prisoner; IAN natural
ment. Peter. he commune. Me for Eat
An zen Peter say. Hello. mamselle.
cherie- :"
Three MONTHS" interrupted the court
"And you go back to Canada when you
get out
Robespierre declared he had no an
cestral tree--that he knows of-and didn't
care to discuss French politics connected
with a great Frenchman Of the same
name of century and more ago.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
HEREDITARY POWER PASSING
GOODWIN SMITH DISCUSSES
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Sees Coming Struggle in Great Brit
ain Between Two Elements OF
Nation-Leader Is Needed.
snec;al cablerram to The Star.

Special CabegTam to The Star.
LONDON. March 13.-Goldwin Smith
writes a trenchant letter to the Spectator
anent the proposed reform of the house
of Lords. He says in part:
"The hereditary principle as a founda-
tion for legislation and government is
surely dead. The relic of it in the success
sion to the crown Is merely formal.
''The action of hereditary privilege as
a survival has naturally and inevitably
been an obstruction Of progress which
probably in the end increased the yio-
lence of the movement and one memorable
case that of the reform bill, almost chafed
1t into revolution.
BOSWELL thought hee could trust the
lords to veto negro emancipation. The lords
saved the integrity of the United Kingdom
by throwing out Gladstone's dismember-
ment bill, but that measure must have
been thrown out by the commons II they
had not known it was sure to be thrown
out by the lords.
1T is proposed to follow the advice of
Campbell Bannerman and leave the lords
as they are but TO reduce their power to
temporary veto, a measure which would
make the house really what radical
member called 1t the other day, the
laughing SIOCh' OF EuEOpS
rs this genuine craftsmanship or politi-
ical passion? Your situation is evidently
serious.
There seems to be coming a struggle
not much between organized parties as
between two elements In the nation, that
which is more or less revolutionary and
that which recoils from revolution. Tariff
reformers-that is, protecuonists who
assume the name to hide their bushes
seem determined to repel all free traders
from the section of moderation and drive
them to the revolutionary side.
lit seems difficult to tell whittier you
are going-back apparently to the vomit
of protection, the votaries of which appear
to be cultivating the spirit of inter-
national enmity and war as natural ally
to their policy. People. 1t seems. there
still are who can be made to believe that
they can raise prices by protection without
making goods dearer to themselves.
MAY heaven send you a leader! Put
ting together the political agitation, the
social agitation and the disturbance of
religious belief, 1t seems that you may
presently have need Of wise and powerful
leadership
'I have been looking over the list OF the
pr1vy council, and am thinking that it
contains the elements Of good in the upper
house..
Evening star., 1909-03-14
REFUSES TO RENEW LICENSE.
Sequel to Michigan Row in Catholic
Insurance Society.

DETROIT. Mich, March 13.-State In
surance Commissioner Barry has refused
temporarily at least to renew the license
which expired March 1 Of the Catholic
knights and Ladies OF America, a fra
ternal insurance society, because no salts
factory explanation has been made to him
of the transfer of Mrs. Catherine A.
Tatten OF this city from her own chapter
for alleged divulgence of lodge secrets.
Mrs Tatten, after her transfer was order
ed, fought this action through the vari-
Gus officials OF the organization and finally
laid IL before Commissioner Berry.
Supreme Vice President Nichols of this
city says that the order will fight the
matter to the last ditch. "Our attorney
tells us that 1t is merely a bluff to en-
force the reinstatement Of Mrs. Tatten,"
he said.
There are thirty branches with $500
members in Michigan.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Meetings Of Local and National NJ.
E, Societies Next Wednesday.

The regular quarterly meetings of the
Woman's Home and the Woman's For
eign Missionary societies of the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches of the District
will be held in the Foundry M. E.
Church., 18th and Church streets. next
Wednesday. The home organization will
meet at 10 o'clock in the morning and
the national body at 80 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The two presidents, Mrs. ]. E. Gill
bert of the home society and Mrs R. M
Moore of the national body, will pre-
side at their respective meetings. A
number of reports will be presented
routine business dispatched and ad-
dresses made by Miss Ida Miner. Miss
Minnie Frickey, Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce
and others.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
colored Church Honors Pastor.

The congregation of Friendship Colored
Baptist Church, 1st and H streets south
west. gave its pastor. Rev. Alexander
Wilbanks. DID,, reception last night
The affair was arranged by the trustees.
assisted by the auxiliaries of the church.
The program consisted of addresses, pa
pers. solos, duets and choruses by the
choir. Nelson Keith, chairman Of the
trustee board. presided and the secretary
Of the board, Thomas H. Minor, served
as secretary.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
BRYAN TALKS AT BUFFALO.
Nebraska's Action on Carnegie Fund
Not Personal Victory.

BUFFALO. N. Y. March 13.-William J:
Bryan arrived here today and made a
non-political address this afternoon
Asked If he regarded as a personal
victory the rejection by the lower house
Of the Nebraska legislature of the bill
providing that the state university be in
cluded in the benefits from the Andrew
Carnegie pension fund for professors on
the ground that it Is tainted money Mr..
Bryan replied:
NO. 1t was not a personal victory;
many besides myself opposed IT."
Evening star., 1909-03-14
B. and o. Road Loses It's Case.

BALTIMORE. March 13.-The attempt
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to re-
strain the interstate commerce commits
sion from compelling the railroad to re-
port all overtime work required Of en-
ployes in the running Of trains failed to-
day when Judge Goff IN the United States
circuit court sustained the comm ission's
demurrer to the petition for an injunc-
aon sought by the railroad company. The
Casce probably will be appealed.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
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Evening star., 1909-03-14
For Burton's Successor in House.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 13.-Gov.
Harmon will issue a call on Monday for
a primary election for the nomination OF
candidates who aspire to fill the congress
sional vacancy in the twenty-first district,
caused by the election OF Theodore e.
Burton to the United States Senate. He
issued a call for the election, which Will
be held on April 20. but had no authority
to call a primary election for the nomina-
tion Of candidates until after the legisla-
ture passed the Hawkins bill making pro-
vision for that. The date OF the nominat-
ing election will be March 81.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
IF IT DISAPPEARS, IT'S ECZEMA.
How to Tell Whether Skin Affection
II an Inherited Blood Disease or Not.

Sometimes 1t is hard to determine whether
skin affection Is a sign Of a blood disorder or
simply q form Of eczema. Even physicians are
often puzzled in their diagnosis. The best way
for any one afflicted is to go to ograms. o'Don-
nell's. Af3ecks any good druggist who han
dies pure drugs and obtain so cents worth OF
poslam. Apply this. and If the itching stops al
once and the trouble is cured in few days II
may be set down as having been eczema, as this
is the way poslam acts in the worst cases OF
eczema and in curing acne. herpes, blotches,
letter piles, salt rheum. rash BARRIERS ana
other forms of Itch. scay scalp and all surface
skin affections.
Those who will write to the Emergency Lab
oratorics. No. 80 Vest Twenty fifth Street. New
York can secure, by mail free of charge. sup
pIy sufficient to cure small eczema surface or
clear a complexion overnight and remove PIN
ples In twenty four hours.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

John Roberts. living at 20 9th street
northwest. yesterday afternoon was driy-
ing near Both and X streets, when his
horse fell on the slippery pavement over
turning and breaking his wagon. Roberts
was NJ. injured.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Hotel and Opera House Block Burn.

UTICA. N. Y, March ia fire OF
mysterious origin early today caused a
loss of $4,000 in the business portion
OF Oriskany Falls. The Sergeant Hotel,
the Cross Opera House block and other
prQpertx XaS destroyed.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
THAT WICKED RoBEsPIERREl
Not in Canada Do They Jail Men fol
Admiration Of the Fair Sex.

For offering insult on the street to two
women Friday afternoon a man giving
the name Of Peter Robespierre.
French-C Canadian. was convicted yester-
day in the Police Court and commit
ted to the workhouse for three months in
default of q $25 fine.
Rohespierre accosted the women. who
Evening star., 1909-03-14

IT would not sign the bill at all II
thought the provision entirely effective.
But the Congress cannot prevent the
President from seeking advice. Any fu-
ture President can do as have done and
ask disinterested men who desire to serve
the people to give this service free to
the people through these commissions.
This action taken by the Congress
hampers and renders more difficult the
work of such commissions and entails
a greater sacrifice in time and money
upon the public-spirited men who dis
and without any recompense
have served or may serve on these com
missions. But the Congress can only
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OF which the address cannot be made
public.
Last Friday. while Bakai. accom-
panied by leading men OF the Terror
list party in France, was closing ar
rangements for the publication OF his
articles. Anew accomplished probably
the boldest feat OF his adventurous
career. He called at his wife's lodg-
ings. kissed his wife and children. left
them four hundred dollars and vanish
ed into thin air. The news OF this dar-
Ing visit TO Paris created an immense
sensation in revolutionary circles. II
Is believed he went through by night
train TO Turin.
Bakai has sworn to run him down.
so one two-thousand.dollar spy is trail
ing the other over Europe. lie Temps
says tonight: Whether or not the
revolutionists succeed in executing
Anew they are no better than the po-
lice who have served them as spies.
| II Is clear. from now one
that the men who pretend To
change the face OF Russia have
been mere puppets In the hands or the
INSCRIPTIONS police. All these men
live on treason. Police and anarchists
alike forge in the dark their compli-
Gated and Infamous crimes"