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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Czar Will Abolish
Tax on Emigrants

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, July IS
Russia is about TO recognize as legitimate
the emigration of its surplus millions to
countries other than those in Europe and
the ministry of commerce today submitted
to the cabinet bill to abolish some of
the penalties hitherto attaching TO un-
authorized emigration.
The bill in its preamble specially refers
to the PSI, 900 emigrants from Russia to
America last year and also to the fact
that SJO,OOO,OOO was remitted to Russia in
1913 by Russian subjects who have settled
on the other side of the Atlantic
In place of the expensive passports
which heretofore have been necessary to
everyb body desiring TO depart from Russia,
permits will be Issued at the cost of only
10 cents in future,
The fine of $50 half yearly until now
inflicted on abscntees who have been more
than six months abroad, is TO be abolished
in the case of those returning on board
Russian steamers.
The bill also provides for the establish
ment of a fund 20 assist emlgraRts in
Russian ports and abroad, and for the
appointment of a special commission TO
dend their interests in foreign countries.
Emigration agents, by one clause OF
the bill are made liable to imprisonment
for holding out false inducements 10 emil
grants.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
IRISH QUESTION IS SETTLED
Liverpool Post Says Only Few De-
tails Remain to Be Adjusted.
KING GEORGE STAYS IN LONDON
tits Majesty e. watehinw Reports OF
Conferences Between Leaders
Tyrone County 60 ne
Detached from Ulster.

LONDON, July liking George. who
has been making great efforts to bring
about settlement OF the Irish homo rule
crisis decided this morning to postpone
until later in the day his proposed visit
70 the great British fleet. now lying at
Splthead. This he did that he might be
In London to receive early reports OF
developments In tho conferences going
on between the various party leaders.
1t Is understood that when the oppor-
tune moment arrives his majesty will
throw his influence toward the side look
ing for amicable settlement.
The belief prevails that such a settle
ment is not far off and the Liverpool
Post. one OF the best informed news
papers on the government side, goes so
far as to say:
There Is really an arranged settle
ment OF the Irish question. Details have
yet to be adjusted, but the broad facts
cen be regarded as fixed"
other authorities do not go quite so
far. but satisfy themselves with the
statement there Ia near approach to
settlement
The government is believed to have Of
to abandon their demand for Clean
cut of the province OF Ulster out OF the
operations OF the Irish home rule BILL
to arrange that the whole Of Ulster, with
the exception OF the county OF Tyrone.
which has a great Catholic majority,
should vote as an entity on the ques-
ton Of exclusion from the home rule gov
ernment. The Unionists demand that
Tyrone shall be included in this arrange
ment and this has been the cause OF the
deadlock
Premier Asquith and Augustine Birrell
secretary OF state for Ireland, who are
carrying on the negotiations on behalf Of
the cabinet, have remained in town for
the weekend. The premier today held
another audience with the king. The rest
OF the cabinet ministers scattered over
the country for their weekly holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

(Dundee)
Raymond NJ Crossman. 5l0S Underwood


(Dundee)
avenue.
(BcnsonD
G. G. Keller, 27O2 North Fifty ninth
ROAD ovERsEER.
F h Ritter. Florence, Florence pre-.
c. v. Shoemaker Washington, Elkhorn
Peter b. Clauscn. Twenty EIGHTH and
Avenue X, East Omaha, East Omaha pre-
Cinct
chris stark, Bennington, jefferson pre-.
Cinct.
N. p. Could, henson, Neb. Districts
John wllms. Mliard. Miliard precinct
Roy Perkins, 1910 North sixteenth street
East Omaha precinct
SENATOR
r b. Dysart, ia South Twenty-fifth
n. p Dodge. 81 South Forty-ninth
street.
Charles }, Karbach, o2' South Twenty
NTH street
John Nj, Macfarland. Thirty.third and
Farnam tPotterN
John T Dnion. SS Pratt street
Edward simon, tu spencer street.
Charles l. Saunders, H8 sherman
Frank A. Kennedy, 2siO Capitol avenue
Frank G. Yates Seventeenth and Chi
cago streets.
Charles j, Anderson 1910 st. Mary's
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Edward A. smith. 2Jhi Chicago street.
J. A. Davis, &l2 Marcy street
Nels a. Lundgren, lloe South Twenty
John W, berger, $3.50 North Fit,y-third
Michael Lee, roe south Nineteenth
W, F. Cowgcr. 7so North Twenty.third
street
Robert c. Druescdow. Iin Georgia
G. +. seetus, Waterloo, Waterloo
Thomas Lynch, 1916 IIarney street.
August Burdin, leos North Twenty-sec'
John W. Long, 2Ti2 ohio street.
Harry A. Foster 2606 Maple street.
ID. Cunningham, 696 South Nineteenth
Tony Costanzo, 22lo Poppleton street.
I'd NJ, Robinson, 1906 south Thirtieth
avenue.
Ira Flanagan. SSss L.SrimSrs avenue
Fred Anderson 9Os South Twenty-sev-
William Il. stockham, 1915 Spruce
A. n. Yost aSC7 Corby street.
j. Z. Palmer. 4S25 FRrnam street,
Dundee.
d. P Blish, 1922 chicago street.
Bert c. Miner 2590 Pratt street
John Larsen. lii6 North Twenty-sev-
enth street Sout hOmahR.
j. Frank Burgess. 401s Hamilton street.
Nels ] Anderson, 2IW Meredith street,
Harry j. Hackett 4622 Bedford avenue.
c. T, Williams 25O4 North Twenty-fourth
street
Harry w. Cowduroy, III Park avenue.
Charles A. FRANKIE, 29i2 Harney street
Andrew c. Busk Ai2 Hawthorne.
William n. Chambers. 1918 Farnam
Thomas p. Curran, 17Os w street. South
Omaha.
George Schroeder. 50l9 Hamilton, Dun
Gee.
street
F. E. Blind, sli South Thirty-third
street
James Walsh (petition).
Samuel c. Goff (petitionl,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
PROGRESSIVE.

sheriff-M w. Morrow 49lO Cass,
Dundee
Register Of peeds-George E. lurking
ton. 1898 North Twenty-sixth street.
4t60 FRrnRm.
Tor County Treasurer:
Oscar A. Helquist, 1888 Franklin street,
William Lampman, 1907 Lothrop street.
Superintendent Public lnstruction-B'
IL. Rowan. 22l3 Howard.
Coroner-Carl II, Johnson, 2A4 North
Twenty-flfth street
County Attorney-Anson H. Biselow.
3Zt Cass street,
County CommissioneT-Secopd district,
Charles r. Kuncl, 1913 Lincoln avenue:
A. j. Barak 2tS South Twenty-nlnth
street Fourth district NJ. Andreasen.
1919 North Eighteenth street, South
Omaha.
Harry r. Ryan 1857 seward street
William w Ward. 23ls South Nine
Grant Parsons 5oOa North Fortyssecond
street,
street.
LesisIature-Luther George Musk 25lS
North Fifty-eighth avenue. Benson
Charles r. Stromberg. 2lo2 South Thirty
third street. Omaha; G. II. Young. l6o?
street, south Omaha; r. NJ. syfert,
TweRty-fourth and Farnam (New Ham
iltonD, Omaha; c. T Smith, Ills North
Forty-sixth street, Omaha; Olaf, F. Mel
son 2229 South Thirty-second street,
South Omaha; Samuel Mancuso, 1923 south
Twenty first street. Omaha; George A.
Keyser, 4425 Parker street Omaha; y. G.
iolg 4407 Grand avenue, Omaha; +. G.
IIalstead. $40 Izard street, Omaha: VIII
+. BuTdick 70l North Twenty-fourth
street, South Omaha: r. q. Van Ness,
1924 South Seventeenth street. Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
REAL ESTATE
SUMMER RESORTS.
COOT, CAMP SITFS

COOL CAMP SITES
Your own recreation site on beautiful
Lake Nermillion, where the days are
from 1G TO is hours long, where primeval
conditions exist, where the climate is
cool and invigorating, where the big
hungry fish are waiting for you, where
the wild animals revel in their native
haunts, is easily reached from Duluth,
Mimi This cool, delightful country Is
Natures best tonic for tired business
men, weary mothers and growing chill
dren-just cool enough to be pleasant,
and warm enough to be comfortable.
No hay fever or catarrh, Your cabin
in the virgin forest, scented with the
fragrance of pine and basam. where the
fishing is the best and hunting can't be
beaten is yours, If you act quickly. We
have plotted Daisy Island into 3i parts,
only IA are left Prices $50 to $75 Easy
terms-Say $40 downs per month.
Write today for detail Information,
Company, Inc, 1896 AlwoTth
Bldg, Duluth, Minn.+
OKOBOJI LAKE COTTAGE FOR SALE
or for rent-One OF the finest on Hay
ward $ bay Zone mile north of The lnn;
two lots If desired lO0x5OO TT; elevation
about % IT., with easy approach to boat
house; all equipped, including boats, etc.
Write Lock Box No. 223, Ocheyedan, la.
o,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
WAGGENER ENTERTAlNS
THOUSANDS OF Chill LDREN

ATCIIlSON, Kan, July 1s-Bailie p.
Waggener, the railroad attorney. is 67
years old today and there are few chill
dren in northwestern Kansas who do not
know II, despite the fact that he is III
and confined to his bed.
Although Mr.. Waggener had received
strict orders from his physicians to forego
his annual birthday Jubilee this year, he
leased every moving picture theater in
this city and all the children-thoussnd
Of them-were to be admitted free. Many
other amusements were provided. That
Mr.. Waggener might realize the apprecia-
tion of the children, hundreds OF the
youngsters mailed him birthday cards
The first Waggener Jubilee was given
fifteen years ago for Mr. Waggener 8
granddaughter. II was such a success that
il became an annual event
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Man Who Would Start
Masonic Republic
Not Known to Masons

STORM LAKE, Ia, July lS.-(Special)
"A Sioux City Friday morning paper
contained an account Of the activities of
cne, Edward Buckley, who claims to be
the president OF so-called African
Masonic republic, and who is said to
have been travelling throughout the middle
west in search OF cabinet members for
his republic" For several months,
since President Buckley first made his
appearance In London, England, and gave
out his sensational announcement con-
cerning the establishment of the African
Masonic republic. with himself at the
head influential Masons have endeavored
to locate him.
Among the more prominent agencies OF
the farternal organization, which has
teen on his trail is the American Free
mason of Storm Lake, Ia. OF which
Joseph T.. Morcombe is the head, and
thearticle. which was publised in the
Sioux city newspaper. evidently has led
to the downfall of the embryo president
1t is stated on high authority that Editor
J. L. Morcombe of the Freemason, after
learning that Buckley had gone to Sioux
Falls, notified the Masons in that city of
his claim and asked them to investigate
his doings. The reply came back that
the man was evidently of unsound mind
carried away with an exaggerated idea
Of his own importance, and in every way
irresponsible There is a further investl-
cation on foot TO find who or what in
flucnces are back Of this very peculiar
demonstration.
High Masons, throughout the United
States, whom he claims to have taken into
his confidence, deny any connection with
or any knowledge OF his operations, and
indications point to thorough investi-
cation OF his activities.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
DEMOCRAT.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
r. j. MoShane, jr., T0s Park avenue.
ED Walsh. 1922 Park avenue,
Andy Hansen, H5o South ninth street
John Power, 1915 South Tenth street,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Frank j. Riha, 1915 william street.
c. o. Pickett; Sls Park avenue
G Fred Elsasser, 5341 Pratt street
William Butt, Sl2S Corby street.
COUNTY CLERK.
NJ f. Funkhouser, l6S North Forty-trst
street
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Jay c. Letter 1000 North Twenty-first
street. South Omaha.
NJ l.. Lacey. 1902 South Thirtisth
avenue.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC IN
STRUCTIoN.
V. IT, DeBolt. g7S2 Charles street.
CORONER
w II, Qulgley. 2lil Maple street.
B o. Willis, GlOS Cunning street
John E. Johnson. 2lN Davenport street.
Allan d. Falconer. 81! South Twenty
Leo 4, Hoffman CpetltionD, 2n2 Cap
itol avenue.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
George A, Magney. S4OG Davenport
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
(Second Distriot)
w. J. Yancey Carleton hoteL Fifteenth
and Howard streets
Frank J. Eixa, l72s South Ninth street.
James p. Ford. 27G6 South Ninth street.
James z. Connolly, S25 Bancroft street
John M Cahill, 2sOl South Thrty-first
street.
(Fourth District)
Maurice Hlnchey. 42O North Twenty
second street, South Omaha.
Thomas O'Connor, 1918 North Twenty
fifth street South Omaha,
John Blaha. ia North Twentieth street
South Omaha,
WATER BOARD.
John Morrissey, 1892 Emmett street.
Charles r. sherman, l& North Thirty
eighth avenue.
Eugene ID O'Sullivan. sol North Twenty
first street, South Omaha,
e. B. Towl. 2222 Missouri avenue, South
Omaha.
POLICE JUDGE
COmaha)
Joseph o. Berger. 1868 ST. Mary's
avenue
II, Madden Or, JD. t2l North Eighteenth
street
Daniel IIarrigan. 1914 North Thirty fifth
street
(south omahaD
August Sohmltt. 4Tl4 r street
Henry Ibrtnett, S402 V street.
Patrick D. Ford 1853 South Twenty
Jacob small 1906 North Twenty-seventh
street
James F. Callahan, liIs North Twenty
I'D Hsnlon. 227 North Thirty-third
street
Arthur J. Dervn, 24Os n street
Valentine BugleWicz, l7S South TWCu-
tieth street, South Omaha,
Emmet Hannon. 24is r street, South
Omaha.
Frank \. Keogsn. 2sO2 p street, south
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
BLACK HILLS COUPLE
MARRIED AT PIERRE

PIERRE, +, D., July E-(Special -
An early morning marriage at the St
Charles hotel followed the arrival Of
Miss Edith Fahrenwald Of Rapid city on
the I o'clock train yesterday from that
place. She was met here by l.. l.. Zavits
Of Rapid City. who had been at Sparta
with the militia and stopped here by
previous appointment The license had
been secured, and the services OF Rev.
Mr. Wilkinson OF the Methodist church
secured for the occasion. The young
couple were accompanied by friends in
this city. They will make a tour OF the
eastern part OF the state before their
return homA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Japanese Grafters
Given Prison Terms

TOXIC, July 1S-More high officials of
shipbuilding companies were sentenced
today for forging documents and bribing
japanese naval officers to influence the
allotment Of construction contracts.
Keno Iwahara, former manager in New
York of the Mitsui Products company and
Retired Vice Admiral Tsurutario Matsuo
were each sentenced to two years impris-
onment while GHchi Ida, managing dl-
rector Of the MitsuI company and Jotaro
Yamamoto OF the same concern, were SEN
fenced TO eighteen months each The
sentence Of Ida was, however. suspended
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

civil war. Mrs. Winston's father, the late
Or. kenney. one time ship surgeon. al
ways had maintained that the ring would
be recovered when the ship was over
hauled. Accordingly, Mrs. Winston wrote
Secretary Daniels when she learned that
the Constellation was undergoing repairs
at the Norfolk navy yard to fit IL for
exhibition at the star Spangled Banner
anniversary in Baltimore. The ring was
found under the iron covering plates of
the anchor Ditts on the gun deck forward,
whore II had reposed for more than
forty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
LEGAL NOTICES
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

BANhItCgIC1 SALE,
The undersigned trustee In bankruptcy
of the estate of James D. Rose, bank
rupt, will, on the 18th day of July, at the
hour of IL O'Clock a. m, sell to the high
est bidder for cash. the stock Of goods
and fixtures OF said James ID. Rose, con-
ssting Of hardware furniture undertake
ing goods and harness Said sale will be
held in the store formerly occupied by the
said James d. Rose, in Long Pine, Neb
Any Information as 10 stock or sale can
be had by writing Arthur Gaines. trustee.
care OF McGilton, Gaines q Smith, 1904
City National Bank Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
The stock can be seen before date OF sale
by calling on j. S. Davidson Of Long
Pine.
ARTHUR GAINES,
Trustee in Bankruptcy OF the Estate Of
James ID. Rose. J19dl0t
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
SHOT IN SHOULDER

ST LOUIS, Mo. July ls-Felx E. An
derson, assistant to the president OF the
st. Louis Terminal Railroad association.
was shot in his office today by a man
who entered the office and demanded to
see President McChesney. Mr., Anderson
was shot in the left shoulder. The wound
10 not dangerous. He asked the visitor
his business and refused TO let him see
the president. The man then drew .
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
SMAPPKRS, CoLUMN

y CITY BLOCK. NRR COUNTY STAT
town. clear, for plano or auto Address
s c ~ Bee
HAVE TWO. LOTS IN soCTHRRN
TEXAS near Houston cost Sssl; all clear
and good title, also nearly brand new
peerless refrgeratCr. capacity 100 pounds.
would exchange Tor coaorets machinery,
office furnitury. or what have yOn Ad.
tress s G. s7S. Bee.
WHAT HAVE YOU To TRADE FOR A
good grocery and meat market Invoice
about G00 s {. sd, Bee
FOR SALE OR TRADE-iO ACRES
land ~ miles from GrIswold, la, well
improved; new i-rO0m house, large barn,
woven wire fence; about II acres pasture,
balance in high state Of cultivation;
worth $50 per acre Want cottase up to
N0OO, or what have your Address 5 G.
g7s, Bee.
so ACRES IN RAWLINS COUNTY,
Kansas. Clear, for a stock OF generA
merchandise. Al level; IN crop this year,
Address S G Ss2 Bee.
HAVE 400 GALLONS OF PAINT IN
gallon cans. All colors. VIII exchange
at wholesale price in any quantity de-
sired for diamond, piano, or auto. This
paint Is first class and sold in Omaha
Address s c. ll52 Bee.
MAKE OFFER, SALE OR TRADE.
clear lot nice location, William St, near
Elmwood Park, prefer auto or piano.
Price 1915. Address s. c. llA, Bee
CLEAR LOT AND DIAMOND RING,
price $500, for auto or equity in small
house. Address, $. c. l2l4 Bee
COAL AND FEED WANTED-l WANT
to do painting or papering in exchange
for coal and feed. Address 5. G. l2&s, care
2ee
WANTED-TO DO PAINTING AND pa
pering for groceries and household pro-
visions Address 5. c. 1871, care Bee.
NICE DIAMOND RING, TIFFANY
mounted, over half karat; want cheap
lot or piano. :. c. llS5. Bee, Omaha'
CLOSE IN LOT; WILL TRADE FOR
5-passenger automobile, Call Doug. All.
1910 So. 24th.'
WILL EXCHANGE 5xS VIEW CAMERA
for smaller size; also OnC-Minute post
card camera; will 90 cheap. Address 5.
{. ll6I, Bee.
92O-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH, CLOSE
to Scotts Bluff, Neb. Would accept
merchandise for part payment. SO per
acre.
Twenty acres and two town lots in
Monte Christie, Tex. lower Rio Grande
valley; unimprCved. Price, 81, 800
About two dozen roll paper printing
machines; fine machine for live mer
chants. VIII furnish one or all with ad,
as desired Price each, $l5, VIII make
special price on the lot. or more. Address,
S. c. ll70, Bee
ONE OF THE BEST CONFECTION-
cries west OF Omaha. All up-to-dAte.
Doing good business. Piano, Nictrola,
eleCtTlC CaSn register. mixers, motors,
fans; seats 100 Step right into the money
maker. Have been inside too long.
Must set out of doors VIII sell cash
or time, or trade for land. Must be clear
Address ll5, care Bee.
WANT TO TRADE SEWING MACHINE
for steamer trunk as part payment. eO4
S. 9th St.
$26 $50 STOCK NOTIONS, DRY GOODS,
shoes, fixtures $1OO; cash business. low
rent; trade for rental property or cheap
land and cash. Address S. c. 1920, Bee,
Omaha"
WANTED -- TO TRADE PAPERING
and painting for auto or truck. Ad-
dress, 5. c. 1906. care Bee.
SIX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, COUNTY
seat, for auto and cash or clear western
land Address s. c. ll7l Bee
WOULD SWAP 20 ACRES GOOD
ozark fruit land for small car or
motorcycle and differences. &C" Bee,
Council Bluffs la,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
M0T0RCYCLIST KILLED
DURING ST. LOUIS RACE

ST LOUIS, July 1S.-Thomss p. lewis
of Birmingham, Ala, was killed today in
the races being run under the auspices
OF the Federation OF American Motor
cyclists, now in convention here. He
crashed into the fence aud fell over
twenty-foot embsnkment during the first
race Of the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
List of Candidates Filed in Douglas County

CONSTABLE
(Omaha)
Chris Greenhngen. 2l06 Harvey street
Robert w. Bryant, $50 South Thirty
second avenue.
tSouth Omahal
John Jeness, S23 North Thirty-second
street
William Cain. Forty-fourth and n
streets. Douglas precinct south Omaha.
wess smith, Gs South Thlrty-second
street South Omaha
JUSTICE OF PEACE
(OmahaD
Floyd l. Leslie, 1910 Jones street
J. w, smalley illl North Twentieth
c. Hnlsrd Morearty. aoi5 Pinkney street
c. j Canaan 1922 South Thirty-fifth ave-
Joseph J. PonusSs, 1909 South Eight
douglas PrecinctJ
George j. Newman, Forty-eighth and 4.
Joseph Moron r. f. d. No. I, South
James T. Horn 2C7 South Forty-ninth
street, Douglas ~ cinrt, South Omqf a.
(South OmahaD
George S. Collins, 56l North Thirty-third
avenue.
Edward f Trapp, 2als c street. South
Omaha.
ROAD ovERsEER.
Mat Peots, Benson. Neb.. McArdle
precinct.
A. y. Compton, Waterloo Neb., Water
Andrew. Nevey, Florence, Neb., Flor
ence precinct
&C. r. Kidder. Fifty-sixth and l. streets
South Omaha, Douglas precinct.
n. w .Mnwhinney, Forty-fifth and Q
streets South Omaha, Douglas precinct
Peter Nelson, Millard, Neb.. Millard
], E, quinn, Flthorn. so. chicago
precinct
George r Ennie Waterloo. Neb,
WaaN AEl
oscar Taicott. Valley. Neb.. Platte
Valley precinct.
George Phalen. Florence, Ncb. Union
STATE SENATE.
Frank T. Ransom (petition), lls South
Thirty-fourth street.
y. 4, Howell 4Ois lizard street.
George Holmes (petltionl.
John NJ. Tanner, 1880 North Twenty
fourth street. South Omaha
Laurie J. ouInby 1915 Dodge street,
James oHara, nc North sixteenth
JEFF w Bedford, s22 North Eighteenth
Daniel Harmon, 2Hs F street South
William Nevs (petitlon) HsO Burt
street
John t. Reagan (petition).
Lee Herdman. SS02 FArnain street.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Carl r self. sieS Meredith.
Frank II. Good. 4OiI street, South
w H. oueenan, 1915 North Twenty
third street. South Omaha.
Patrick j. Ryan, 2olt spring street
Edward r. Burke, 6l02 Florence boule-
ward.
r. c. Hunter. 1915 Binney
James H. Craddock, e0S South Twenty
fifth avenue.
Goodiy F, Brucker III North Eight
oenth street.
8. Arion Lewis northeast corner Fifty
second and jackson, Dundee.
Hugh. c: Robertson, 59Oa Center
Joseph NJ. Lovely, l02i South Tweneith
street.
Joseph /. Holland, 9S4 North Twenty
fifth street.
Thomas y. Murray, ll4s Park avenue
John j. Negley, 1909 Capitol avenue.
c. l.. Nethaway, Florence, Neb.. Union
precinct,
}. r. Krars, northeast corner Railroad
avenue and Madison, south Omaha.
-. J. H., Bulla, AL North Pwenty-second.
South Omaha.
Henry Anderson. Florence. Ncb.
George E, Wager, 1913 North Eighteenth
street
John c. Barrett 1916 Harrison street.
Jerry Howard, 23iO n street South
Henry c. Richmond, 2Ol2 Deer Park
boulevard.
Ben II. Scull, Commercial hotel be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
s'Tssts FraSs,s SG%tS MnrrSS 0mass lsss Wrist street
Bob Holmes, 1lS North Twenty-sixth
James p. Brennan. 61s North sixteenth
street tDreXell hoteD.
Gerald NJ. Drew, 1919 North Thirty
third street.
-.-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

revolver and fired. after which he ran
out OF the office and disappeared.
Examination disclosed that Mr.. Ander-
son had been shot in the lung and that
the bullet had lodged near the lower
spinal column. The wound is serious
On the theory that the would-be-as-
sassin was an agitator for the Indus
trial Workers Of the World. the police
this afternoon raided the headquarters OF
tho Industrial Workers and arrested six
men. All denied knowledge OF the
shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
RING LOST FORTY YEARS
AGO ON WARSHlP FOUND

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Mrs. Rosa
Ksnnsy Winston OF Windsor. n, C., has
just received from Secretary Daniels a
ring which her father lost on the historic
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
SOCIALIST.

sheriff-Thor. Jorgenson, 1901 Park ave-
nue.
For Police Judge:
]. r. Chase. 1904 North Twenty-seventh
street. south Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
PERSONAL

THE salvation Army industrial home So
llcits your old clothing, furniture. mag
azines We collect We distribute. Phone
Douglas 4l35 and our wagon will call.
Call and inspect our new home, lll0-lll2-
iii Dodge ST.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Womens Christian association building
At Nth St and st. Mary's Ave. where they
will be directed TO suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted Look for
our travellers aid at the Union station.
LINCOLN GARDNER WANTED.
Father wants to see his son. II Will be
10 his interest TO come OF write. A re-
ward viii be given 10 the first person
sending information as TO his where
aboGts 10 Viola Harris. Estellne, s. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
OId nnd DC NeM.

81 am about" declared the New The-
olOgy, buoyantly, Ito abolish hell"
Go 10 ~" tho Old Theology Tejoinsd,
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
PET STOCK

BOSTON bull puppies for sale, Call D.
f.ll 1910 So 24th.'
THOROUGHBRED English bull pup
caeap # taken at once. Call W-4Sl9,'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
N0NPARTISAN.

COUNTY JUDGE.
Bryce Crawford, 1872 Lothrop street