Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
idea is to Be Able to Cope with Rude
Interlopers.
JAPANESE METHOD Is TAKEN UP
EXPECT TO REDUCE ARREST FAD
lord Kitchener ut Last IL About to
Reach His Long Delayed Coal
In EnEland's official
Life.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

LONDON, July ls.-(Special Dispatch 10
The Bee IA womans athletic society is
being organized in connection with the
WOmens Freedom league, the chief or
ganization Of the militant suffragettes, In
order that the women may learn the art
Vt fighting and wrestling and thus make
their arrests In the future the matter of
~ considerable physical display.
Up until the present the arrest Of suf-
fragettes has been one OF Londons chief
outdoor diversions. but, judging from the
conditions which are being made for the
future the boobies will have their hands
more than full In handling the women.
Mrs. Garrud, jiu jtsu expert, has been
engaged by the Organization to teach that
difficult art.
The women under my charge will use
the Japanese method Of dealing with po-
licemen and with rude men who interrupt
their meetings." said Mrs. Garrud. They
are tired Of being hockled by lot of
brainless men and arrested by a lot of
legal puppet~, our police are. We are
going to use force in earnest In the future
II some OF those big brutes OF policemen
are injured it won't be our fault for warn
Ing has now been given"
Miss Kelly, who gained considerable no
torlety as hunger striker In various
janis, will also have charge OF a branch
OF the athletic branch. Miss Kelly is a tall
athletic young woman with broad shout
dars and muscles that form In knots upon
her arms like the muscles OF prize
fighter. Mrs. Garrud is only five feet TALL
but II ls her boast that she can throw a
hulking six-foot policeman over her shout
der because she has done 1t many times in
the past From now on the war for
votes for women" wiz so on With re-
newed vieor. Il.
W Designer for New Coinage.
~ IL Is announced that Mr.. Bertram Mack
ennai, A. h, A., has been chosen to de-
sign and model the new coinage and the
coronation medal, which, will be struck off
next year in commemoration to King
Georges accession. The appointment has
special fitness from the fact that MT.
Mackenna was the first artist from the
overseas dominions to. secure election to
the royal academy. But apart from senti-
ment. he has justified his medals which he
executed for the Olympic games Of 1909.
Kitchener Near HIa Goal.
Few men have been shunted about In pub.
lie office as q result OF politics in the same
degree that has fallen to the lot Of Lord
Kitchener 1t has been che ambition of the
famous soldier for years to become chief
OF the Imperial General staff. and now
after many trials and disappolntments. thai
high office looks to be nearly in his grasp
IL is not at all unlikely that Genera
Sir Neville Lyttleton. G. c. b.. commander
in-chief of the forces in Ireland. may de
sire to retire at an early date and that hi,
successor may be General Sir William
Nicholson. G. c. b.. chief OF tho iinperIa
place the way would DO clear for the APP
pointment OF Lord Kitchener to, the offic
he could so ably fiji and has so Ions
sought ''t '''''f
Speaking of Lord Kitchener, the famous
soldier is an enthusiastic gardener. Re
Gently when hS1 was Toe ling about for
house near London he specified that
must be surrounded with fields that h
could raise practically all the vegetable
y necessary for the household In Calcutta
when Lord Kitchener was stationed there
he could be seen at work In his garde
HAsERing and evening.
ships Ordered sOId.
Having been condemned as unfit 10
further service the battleships Centurio
and Barfleur, the armoured cruiser. Me-
son. and the protected cruiser Melampui
have been ordered by the admiralty to b
sold by public auction.
Tho Melampus, which was built under tn
naval defense act, was for two month
under the command OF King George. the
commander in the navy, who commissions
il in 1882 10 take part in the naval man
ouvres of that year Tho Barfleur. Coz
turion and Nelson Nre all ex-flagships.
brothers ms Peers.
In accordance with precedent, Sir Charlc
IIardnge will be raised to the peerags b,
fore no sails for India being created
Yiscount OF the United Kingdom. As ne
the younger brother OF vlscount Harding
Me rare occurrence Of two brothers bein
peers win take place There have bee
Very few instances OF this nature. but OF
readily occurs to mind. that OF the Earl
Iddesleigh and Lord Northcote. curiousl
enough. Lord Northcote obtained his pee
age by being appointsd governor of Bon
bay.
American Warships at Plymouth.
Much interest has been evinoed in Il
American scuadron OF warships viii,
dropped anchor In Plymouth sound for
visit. A number Of the sailors on shore ha
attracted much attention in Plymouth al
London. The squadron comprised the low
carrying the pennant OF Captain George
Clark. senlor officer the Massachusei
aud Indiana, and, apart from their ordina
compliments. the three vessels have
board between them over 800 midshipm
OF the United States navy. who are Q
from tho naval academy at Annapolis
three months instructional cruise
European water. The squadron coaled "a
ing ON nearly 1000 tons OF Cardiff fuel a
steamed away 10 Marseilles for a weel
visit there