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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Visitor Entertained.
Miss Ada Dickerson Entertains.

Miss Ada Dickerson entertained
Sunday evening with a dinner at her
home, Thirteenth avenue, South, for
Mr.. Robert Wingield, Among those
to enjoy her hospitality, including the
honoree, were Mrs. Robt. Wingfield,
Mrs. VIM. Dickerson and Miss Minnie
Dickerson, Messrs. e. M. Wilkin and
Randel James. Mr.. Wingfeld left
Monday for camp Greenbrier, w. Va,
where he will spend the summer.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
An Announcement That Came as l.;
Happy Surprise.

At the beautiful home of Mr.. Rob-
ert Polk, made more beautiful by the
%Drofusion of potted plants, flowers,
ferns and a company of congenial
friends, at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
evening, June Is, 1910, the marriage
of Mrs. Mollie Strong to Mr.. N. H.
Hall was announced by the Rev. w. S..
Ellington, pastor First Baptist Church.
Mrs. j. H. Kelly, of Columbia, Tenn,
a life long friend of the bride and
Mesdames Durant Houston, A. D..
Dodd, j. H. Hale, Cage Cannon, Laura
Polk, Miss Gertrude Scruggs and Mr..
Robert Polk assisted in receiving the
guests Congratulations we're album
dant and many valuable and useful
presents were received. Refresh
ments were served with a color
scheme of pink and white. Miss Lula
Polk was hostess of the evening. The
popularity of the bride was evidenced
by the presence Of her many friends
and the many happy wishes for her
future happiness. The home address
now is, Mrs. N. H. Hall, Huntsville,
Ala, where Mr.. Hall conducts a very
flourishing furniture business. The
happy couple have the best wishes of
the friends in Nashville.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Entertained.

Miss Ora L. Copeland entertained
at her residence, corner Chestnut and
Second avenue, South, Sunday, in
honor of Messrs. Frank B~lankenship,
Phomfery Wharfield, Cassius and Nor
ris King, Of Louisville, KY. Misses
Laura M. Turner, Alberta Lewis,
Mary L. Chrismon and Lottie M. Mar
tin assisted her in receiving. In the
afternoon they went car-riding, view
ing many beautiful places in the city.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Six O'clock Dinner

Rev. Robert Page and wife enter
tanned their niece, Miss Willie H.
Page at six o'clock dinner Monday
evening. Those present were Miss
Willie H. Page, Misses Mary and Par
thenia Page, Mr.. John Young of Geor-
gia, Miss Stevens and little Mary K.
Bats. Each n enjoyed their din
ner and wish Rev and Mrs. Page
would invite them again soon.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Nicholson-W Walker

Last Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Henry Hyde, 1015 Sixth
avenue North, Mr.. James Nicholson
and Miss Maggie Walker of this city,
formally of Ashland City, were united
in marriage in the presence of their
many friends. A delicious menu of
three courses was served, followed by
music. Mr.. Jordan Patter presided
at the piano. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. M. Moore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Manly Art for Women.

Life for the London bobby 10 to bel
no mere round of pleasures II the mil
liant suffragettes perfect their plans
of acquiring the manly art OF selt-de-I
Tense as a means OF resisting arrest.
These women have already proved
their ability to cope rather interest
ing1y with the power Of the police and
It doubtless will strike the latter as
strange for the suffragette to con-
slider additional means of warfare nee
essary. But the bobby may counter
by adopting the same system II ne
chooses, just as we are told the New
York police did back in the later sos
and thus find themselves still able to
uphold the hands of the law
whether such an innovation on the
part of these women is going to ad-
vance their cause very much or not,
It ought to go a long way toward en-
HANGING the interest and multiplying
the variety of life in dear old Lun-
num-" the mecca for so many people
/ lOOk1uR llNOlg IAlhNSs ~
be edifying, but certainly would be
novelty, to see muscular woman ane
brawny policeman squared off OF
the streets of the British capital, ex
changing their body blows, uppercuts
riKhts-to- face, lefts-to-body and sola
plexuses. OF course in such contest
5 mitigating should never be permitte'
: and before that became possible b.
: means of clinches, no doubt the mil
3 would be stopped.
V But in any event we see a lNel
Y time ahead of the London bobby
a these grimly determined women g
e into this business of learning to US
d their fists and meet with half as niue
I success as they have attained in tn
use of their tongues. In the meantim
8 the American champions of woman
% rights probably will prefer to stan
e by their more orderly system of can
Is paign and make a great deal mol
y Roadway in the end.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Some little time ago a young man
placed an advertisement in The Bee
for a position. He wanted better
position than the one he had-and
got Through the advertisement.
A little later his former employers
advertised In The Bee for a man to
to take his place-they thought that
a medium which had served their
young man 30 well would serve them
equally well in getting a good man to
replace him.
But" you will say, these men
read the advertisements because they
were interested, they spent their
money for a certain purpose and natu-
rally followed it up.
Which is quite true.
When the people of Omaha spend
their money they also spend 1t for 9
definite purpose---to clothe themselves
better, for better food, for better
things in their homes, for better
houses to live into better their con-
ditions.
Do you not think they are as much
interested in the things they spend
their money for as an. employe is ir
getting good position, or an EN-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
A Postal Saver.

In the language Of the street, Post
master General Hitchcock has got his
hand in at the business Of reducing
deficiencies and keeping down ex-
penses. having Topped off more than
100000 from the postals de-
ficiency and il now throwing up some
wholesome safeguards around the new
postal bank law. He has recently APP
proved a stamp to be used In official
business in connection with the postal
savinRs system. which has a nominal
value of two cents and is arranged
chiefly for the purpose of facilitating
bookkeeping, but at the same time 1t
IA expected to have a very salutary Ell
feet in the matter of retrenchment.
II will enable the head Of the postal
banks division Of the government TO
keep tab on the cost OF his mail and
the men who pad the bills.
II is barely possible that Mr.. Hitch
cock. who is given to working alons
quiet lines. has wider application N
mind for this stamp act. II 1t proves
entirely successful with reference t'
the postal savings bank system, VIII!
would it not work equally well IN al
departments of the government wher'
the ranking privilege exists on
rather generous scale? OF course tn
stamp would not mean that officia
business now entitled to free postas
would be denied that right, but
might some times act as sort OF re
straining influence upon half-wa
modest or timid official who did no
like to make so many requests TO
, stamps and stationery when he doe
) stamps and stationary when he doe
D not have to account to somebody fo
: their use than he will when he know
= that every requisition is chalked u
= against him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
PERSONAL NOTES.


For the first time IN the history OF MAS
sachusetts the mayor OF a city Lawrence
In that state was sent TO prison Tor con-
spiracy in an attempt at bribery.
CONGRESSMAN Cocks Of the First New
York district ia a Quaker. and at a re-
cent denominational conference no opposed
the clapping OF hands at Friends meetings
as derogatory to their dignity.
Isaac Il. Reeves Of Salem. N. j.. is learn
ing the blacksmith trade at " years Of
age. He has Just apprenticed himself to
Joseph Naylor Of BridEton. and his only
duty at present Is keeping the flies off the
horses that are bling shod.
As soon as her tailor has completed a
hunting costume young Mrs. Roosevelt will
Join her husband in hunting mountain
lions. II Is exceedingly bad form for a
huntress unless CARRIED to kill to face a
mountain lion.
1t was announced recently that the
youngest person TO take a masters degree
at the University Of Michigan, and pos
sibly at any university In the United States
is Miss Dorothea Jones Of Harrisburg, Pa
She was II years old when she recently
passed examinations for the degree OF mas
ter OF arts.
In an effort TO relieve the perplexitiei
OF the conundrum, Have You Seer
Kelly--K- E-doubie L-YY q Gaelic inter
prefer asserts that when the name wa
borne by real kings Il was spelled Gel
laigh." but Saxon and Norman Invader
having hanged ell the schoolmasters In th'
ancient Emerald kingdom, the royal nam
took on = plebian spell and stuck to Il.
you cannot solve the present ribald conun
drum. search for "Cellaigh."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
"BRAsKY" SKIES.

"Brasky," l love thy sky
With its blue, ita bluest OF blue
That Is all OF . stretoh
10 ones view; ......-l.- 49,.
A stroke from the Great Masters brush.
Even and true;
A feast-and yet esq eel. ~
IL seems but set .,
For the soul TO renew and renew
Stranger, tos4 ,Arebt
Lift thine eyes , i,-.rbs.,
with more OF delight .-se .tf..
Awaits thee;
Drink Il In, Aol 20 @''..
Flush thy SOUL .f'ht.- lh. .
Marvel not -...E ft.vlt ss
& bit Of myself to the painter 80 81 '.'
Twill repay thee quite. '-r''
It's thus .....
Thou mayst adore, '- "- N
From the hearts score, so g '"
Creationi q. glt }a %
No humble,
No dole,
Nor drop Of coin, .A....E g..
But thy soul .....
| In touch with the blue.
A cloud appears, 1+E ~
And another;
| Thy vision breaks.
| IT'S His way
Holding thee OFT
| Tiii thou are as true 7Cysiq sDu1.
As the even blue, .F1 .-...u
| And without scoff Air a ''i"~"
| Or sembiance thereofi
| Yes, tried and true
| As the Great Absorbent Blue.
| Dear "Brasky" skies -
Adieul adieu. 'f D. r. FSAHN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Talks for people who sell things

ployer In getting q good manf
Do you not think they would read
and be interested in an advertisement
you placed before them, telling them
about your good merchandise, your
fair prices, Offering them q square
deal? ..-... ,.
Will they not more, readily trade
with the merchant who comes out In
the open and makes q bid for their
custom, telling why he can best serve
them?
Is it not reasonable to suppose that
the people OF Omaha want to know
something about the store and goods
and man before they make up their
minds where to spend their money?
People nowadays read the newspa.
pers as much for Advertising news az
for editorial news--if it is good adj
vertising and rings true they will res
spond' to It. sasstoT o sbuRsnod@
The Bee is read III lover 10000
homes every day--the ~ ADVERTISING
columns of The Bee will place your
store news before 10000 readers
every day and they win respond. to
good, honest, straight-to-the-poin ads
vertising-never doubt IL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Stock Market Roorbacks.

There ought to be some effectual
way to punish the stock mar
ket jobber who deals In roor-
backs for the deliberate purpose
OF manipulating prices, and 1t
is quite likely that the way will bel
provided before long. Attention has
been conferred on the pernicious evil
Of this system of doing business by
the stupid action of these stock gam
blers who sought a profit out OF the
kaiser's letter to the president OF
Nicaraugua and the result is ris-
ing tide OF resentment against such
INSCRIPTIONS cupidity.
For weeks disquieting rumors were
put in circulation with the obvious
design 20 disturb business conditions
and when the fake report came out
that the German emperor had decided
to interpose against American influ-
ence In South America, the public was
not long In discovering that the whole
thing was a plot Matched by the bears
In Wall street to work a wholesale
pounding down of stocks. Prompt
and vigorous denial of unfriendly
purpose by Germany, and the kaiser''
/ dismissal Of the newspaper correspon
dent who, as the jobbers' agent, sen
out the fake and systematic publicit!
by the American press, soon cleare'
up the situation and made the schem
the worst boomerang the stock manip
ulators could have devised for them
selves.
Now that We have had this matte
- thus placed before us, We ought I
10 proceed with the proper steps to safe
n guard legitimate business dealing
n with such men and methods. Q
course the best financiers OF tn
money centers are not in sympath
r with such questionable methods, b.
n they have as yet done nothing to 81
H. pose them and to that extent are Il
ut directly responsible with the perp'
he traitors OF the roorbaeks. The autho
Aities must draw the line Of demarc'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
The Primary Filings.

The time for filing for the direct
primary to take place August 10 nas
expired and goodly number OF polit-
zeal ambitions have been listed for
most of the offices to be filled, assur-
ing a healthful competition on both
sides of the political fence.
In so large a number of nomination
seekers, mostly self-inspired, 1t Is ma
tural that there should be good, bad
and Indifferent presented. In some
cases a choice will have to be MADE
between men of approximately equal
ability and promise, and here the ele'
ment Of vote getting strength wal
have to be considered.
The democrats Will, we have NJ
doubt. take care Of themselves, anS
as for the republicans, The Bee VIII
In due time have some preferences tt
express. and, particularly, some warn
ings to utter.
While no more filings can come In
II is well to remember that with
drawals are still permitted. Every on
who hopes to be nominated would lik
to have the strongest possible assc
clates on the ticket with him. W
believe the primary choice could b
! greatly simplified, could means be o.
yised by which the republican legisl'
tive ticket should be made up by M
tual agreement with view OF nom
mating winners and avoiding the veal
ening effect Of a primary fight
II those who have filed as repu
licans for places on the legislati'
j ticket are willing to subordinate the
: personal ambitions to party success
: they will find way to get together.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
MAKING ths Protest Effeotive.

Many people have habit or criu-
cising their public servants for failing
to meet certain popular ideals OF NOR
atty and justice when, quite ire
auently, 1t is the people and not the
officials who are to blame. No law
officer can make people good IL they
choose to be bad, and vice versa. In
a popular government like ours the
people can come very near doing and
having what they want in the line OF
law administration.
A striking example is offered in this
agitation about the moving pictures
showing the Reno prize fight. A wave
of protest against the pictures is
sweeping over the country; many
mayors and governors have taken en-
phatic stands against them, declaring
thew could not be exhibited in their
cities or states, while other executives
discovering no law enabling them to
prohibit the pictures. have withheld
their official ban, But In the mean
i time OrBdulbhIlOHb SAhOA oNiho - A-NN-
bership in the aggregate of more thar
Z 81, 900, 900 persons have levied an en-
barge against the pictures. IL thes'
$4,000, 900 people are true to thei
protests they can take all the profit
, out of these moving pictures withou
: the aid or Intervention Of any publ
officer or law, for they may safel
count on other protestants who ar
d not members Of their organizations
q whether mayors and governors pre-
n hibit the shows or not, the people hav
the power to do so by denying thel
their patronage. They need no sp'
o cial iispensations to do what the
n themselves can do without thef
f. ukases, and there is no call to d
nounce the official who cannot 81
his way legally to comply with the
demand.
70 1t is Just barely possible thong
ID that not all of these 25, 100000 zealo'
protectors will stand by their gui
when the test comes, but some may
- up in the front rows getting their ey
" full OF those "brutish pictures
y against whose exhibition 1t occurr
TO no one to protest until after Z
or fight eventuated the way 1t did.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Our Birthday Book
fully 10, 1910.

Su1y Aos A0AVs
John j. Henf1essy, bishop or wichita, was
horn July 10. 1884, in ireland. He came to
the United States In childhood and was
educated In Christian Brothers college in
st. Louis. and has done most OF his work
as a priest IN Missouri. He has been
bishop since 1885,,
wilham b. Ridgely. former comptroller
Of the currency, is So years old today. He
was born In Springfield. Illinois, and has
been in the banking business for many
years and is now in the banking business
in Washington.
Julian W.. Mack, one OF chlcago's we'll
known Judges, was born July 49, 1856, in
San Francisco. He was for while inter-
ested in juvenile work. and has visited and
lectured here in Omaha.
Charles II. Mayo physician and sur
zeon, younger OF the famous Mayo broth
ers, is Just forty-five. He was born at
Rochester, MINI. where the two brothers
are performing their marvels Of modern
surgery,
Israel Chuck. investments and real es-
tate, was born July 10. 1913, He is ma
tive OF Germany and located at Columbus,
and after retiring from active business
removed TO Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

ton between legitimate and nlegit-
mate business 80 distinctly as to pre-
vent confusion Of the two, and to
make impossible the practice OF such
methods with impunity.
Here ia another large task to which
the tide of prosperity has led US and
which the government must take
firmly in hand just as soon as posi-
BILE. With It under proper restriction
the country will be able to get the pal
value out of it's industrial expansion
instead OF dlverting the increment &c
enrich stock market manipulators.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
out.poken Thlrd-Termer.


Let us not overlook the fact that the
first outspoken third-term advocate to call
upon the contributing editor was David H.
Thompson Of Nebraska, lately ambassador
Of the United states to Mexico. This Mr..
Thompson might have been ambassador OF
the United States to Mexico stu II 1t hao
not been discovered during the Roosevelt
regime that he was more attentive to rail-
road investments in that country than to
the business for which he drew salary
from the American treasury. Mr.. Thomp'
son resigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
slnnderine One's Country.

LOUIbVItIU OUuI TT . V'1I ~
DIR. c. W. Stiles, head Of the Rockefeller
commission for the study Of the hookworm
disease, elects himself to full membership
In the Ananias club by declaring that
America is the filthiest great country In
the world. No matter whether 1t is willful
Misrepresentation or an exhibit of ignor-
ance, the statement attributed to DR.. stiles
at Charlottesville lie absurd. The promo
ton Of improved sanitation is highly
commendabie undertaking, but publicly
slandering ones country is an error Of
Judgment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
MERRY TRIPLES.

Diogenes returned from his search for
"c5iven I'M the chaser" they inquired.
'It became q matter OF necessity re-
piled the philosopher. Some one stole my
lantern. --Lippincotts.
Cynicus-Do you notice the girl over there
so much made up, who has many swans
clustering around her?
simplicitus-Yes; what OF IL?
Cynlcus-Don't you think you had better
warn the host about her?
Simpllcus-Why?
Cynicus-Isn't IL a bit dangerous to have
so many sparks about so much powder?- p
Baltimore American.
I'm one OF the asroplane meets this
month an aeroplane viii drop lot Of
cards when away up In the air, and one
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

q, those cards viii entltle the finder "a
hys 6 sSF'fi t + be ' just my luck ssFlr
why, are you lucky
'No."-HoustOn Post.
whats the worst advice you ever .al!S 2,is
"A friend told me TO use my own Juuse-
ment Cleveland Leader. .sf
MsdRe-why is she gelnE TO the noun
tains Instead Of the seaehoreI 49, 4. ...-f a.,
Mariorie-Sh She thinks she looks beuer ~
a peeka-boo waist than In bathing suit
judges Library. .t.-1sr ft 81
Jonah explained his sensations inside the
whole. -. -,
ut ives moving day and ! didnt Zee.
any more uncomfortable than a. home
sadly he made his way to the new fiat.-s
Harper's Bazaar. ..l. -.U. ..H sfH
Farmer Foddershucks-Haow do thena
summer boarders Of yourn keep busv2't
Reuben Robbins-They play golf.
Farmer Foddershucks-WhAtn sam
Hiirs thatf - 80, -.
its solitaire Skinny. Cleveland Leader.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Victor Murdoch is determined to be
heard. Returning from New York. ne
exclaims that that city is conscience
less. soulless and wholly without
merit That ought to give him first
page position.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

If the proposed constitutional
appointment which is to be submitted
to the voters Of Nebraska was drawn
up by lawyer all the other lawyers
should apologize.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

delegates to represent his own county
in the state convention was pulled Off
Saturday without him knowing any
thing about II. That is about as close
TO the inside as he ever gets, either at
washington or in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

In that fight for the presidency of
the National Education association
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young's defeat of a
man named Xenephon might be re-
garded as womRn's anabasis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Great Britain last year reduced its
liquor bill s54,OOO,OOO, but as IL is
still consuming upward Of $4,000
600 worth It should not be supposed
that people are dying Of thirst over
Tiara
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Mayor Gaynor will not run for gov
ernor of New York this year. Mayor
Gaynor is evidently not SO confident
as some others profess to be that DEM
ocratic victory is in the air.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Comes now the Hon. James Jerome
Hill, LII. D.. and tells US that America
is behind England in railroad resula-
ton. Well, then, clear the track SO
we can catch up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

This exchange OF my good and dear
friends" between certain democratic
senatorial aspirants In Nebraska with
scalping knives up their sleeves will
get on the nerves after while.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

We congratulate Acting Mayor
Brucker on the orderly and peaceful
progress of the town during his tenn
porary reign at the helm of municipal
government.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Most of the members Of the Doug
las delegation to the late democratic
legislature are seeking reelection and
v,nd,cation. The man who is bun
coed once may forgive himself, but the
man who is bitten twice on the same
game has no excuse.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
nnr democratic cOngressman says

Our democratic congressman says
he is hesitating about accepting a
place on his state convention delega-
ton because of distasteful instruc-
tons. He might do as Mr.. Bryan
threatened in Lancaster county-get a
proxy from some other part OF the
state which appreciates him better
than do those at home who know him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

This much may be regarded as GER
tain-the associate editor Of the Com
moner has not started out as a candi-
date for United states senator without
waiting Tor the aid or consent or the
editor OF the commoner,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Our amiable democratic cohtem-
porary takes exception because The
Bee gave space to Speaker CAnnon's
Kansas address. The Bee gave twice
az much space to Mr.. Bryan's Wash
ington hall speech.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Managers Of omaha's forthcoming
aviation meet will do well to put a
ban OH the ascent Of passengers In any
Of the airships We do not want inno-
cent victims of aerial mishaps here,