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Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
GOOD EXECUTORS FOR WOMEN
Trust Companies Valuable Institu-
tions to Them at All Times.
MORE RELIABLE THAN ONE MAN
Not So Apt 20 Stoop 20 Frauds and
Deceptions In Administering
Estates Left 20 Help
less Persona

As rule the woman who finds herself
bereft OF a husbands protection, knows
little of the intrlcacies Of the admins
trstion OF estates, the care Of titles TO
real estate left to her, OF securities in
Guiding bonds and stocks and mortgages
She is peculiarly liable to deception and
to fraud. When such property Is lett
in trust to an Individual. some personal
or confidential friend of the family"
orc the attorney there comes the danger
that such trustee or administrator may
yield to temptation, speculate with funds
In hls sole control, manage property for
his own interests and make false state
ments OF receipts and expenditures. There
is also the possibility OF endless litiga-
ton where a counsel Is enabled to pile
up fees to his credit. The probate, civil
and criminal courts are congested with
litigation involving the betrayal of trusts
by individual trustees, executors. guar
dlans and administrators, where prop
erty or estates have been left 20 widows
and orphans. Frequently the beneficlaries
accept accountings without question, have
no suspicion of wrongful use OF their
funds and make no request for court
accounting until all the funds OF the
estate are stolen or wasted. Nor is there
any guarantee that such individual fidu-
ciaries are competent, able TO select
sound investments or preserve the value
of the property because there is no one
to question his methods. The daily news
papers contain accounts almost daily of
tragic sequels of betrayal of trusts where
women and children are deprived of all
their earthly possessions because of their
helplessness and innocence In financial
matters.
In the city of Chicago recently a
woman, deep in mourning for her de-
| ceased husband and with a 6-year-old
| child clinging to her skirts, entered the
doors of a trust company and with falter-
ing voice asked for someone TO advise
her She told n pitiful story of how the
sole executor of the estate left by her
husband had sent her an accounting
showing that a number of debts had
been discovered, contracted by her dead
husband, which practically represented
the value of the estate and left her PEN
niless. She was directed to the trust
officer, who, by degrees, ascertained the
real condition, obtained power of at
| torney and had the offending executor
brought to court for truthful account
ing. The executor obtained knowledge OF
threatened proceedings before the sum-
mons was served, took what cash there
was available and disappeared
But the trust company is OF greatest
service to women not only in detecting
and preventing such frauds, but in
safely managing the property and sources
of income of an estate where 1t is ap-
pointed executor or trustee under the
will 1t is this assurance OF safety which
accounts for the fact that the custom is
growing of having trust companies ap.
pointed to execute Wills, to handle trusts
and administer estates left to widows
and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Four Persons Burned
to Death in Brockton

BROCKToN, Mass. Jan 7.-Four per-
sons lost their lives in an apartment
house fire here today and five others
were injured by jumping from the upper
stories. Two OF the injured win probably
die. The dead are Mrs. Mary J. Monahan
and her son, Bernard Monahan; Craw-
ford Lninthal and an unidentified lodger
in the Lininthal home. The burned build
ing was a three-story brick structure,
When the firemen arrived exit by the
stairways had been cut off and life nets
we're stretched. When the ruins were
searched the bodies of the dead were
found In their beds, They had died from
suffocation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

TOtal ,.s..s..s..s..sa.sssss.ss ss's sAgA
OF the total of 19l empty apartments
the table will show that the two-room
apartments are the least popular. The
seven-room apartments seem to be In
sufficient demand so that there are only
five of them standing vacant at the pres
ent time, while of the five-room apart
ments there are but fifteen vacant ones
and of the six-room apartments no
greater number Of vacant ones.
While the desire TO live In apartment
houses is growing in the city, the desire
to live only in the best and most up-to-
date ones is keeping pace, so that under
the principle of the survival of the tittest'
only the very neatest and latest apart
ment houses survive the competition. II
will be found that the vacant apartments
are largely in the older houses, and very
often in those Of the older houses which
have not kept up TO the times in the
matter of more modern fixtures and
modern appliances.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Only Proprietors
Are to Be Arrested

Police Commissioner ]. j. Ryder has
issued orders TO police officers to hence
forth arrest only the proprietors OF re-
sorts and not to molest the inmates un-
less they were of known bad character
"The city Jail is crowded" said Com
missioner Ryder. II have talked the
matter over with the mayor and we be
lieve It is the only thing that can be
done now"
At this season of the year the city and
county jails are always filled. chiefly by
wave.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Sufferers in the
Schools to Have
Special Training

Advisabllity OF installing course in
Comenius and Kellom night schools TO
teach persons who stammer is being
considered by the reorganized Board of
Education. following the suggestion from
a Denver teacher. who says the eduoa-
tion OF Sufferers is being sadly neglected,
The only places the school board deems
II wise to teach those with impeachment
in their speech are the two night schools,
where large numbers are being taught
the rudiments OF the English language.
I'VE have had this question suggested
several times" said school official,
1T will be up TO the Board of EducA-
tion. Nothing like it Is included in any
of the school work now"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
JURY REACHES VERDICT
AFTER A RECORD TIME OUT

A record for lengthy deliberation OF n
Jury in Douglas county finally resulting
in an agreement was made in Judge sut-
toms district court when jury in a
damage suit brought by Mrs. Mary over
all against the Omaha Concrete Stone
company, which went out at $50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon this morning
brought In a verdict for 800 for the
plaintiff, The judge. believing that a
Disagreement was unnecessary. declined
10 accept report Tuesday that the
Jurors could not arrive al a decision The
Jurors went 10 their homes at night.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
MANY TO ATTEND MEETING
OF LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION

1t is expected that the attendance OF
Omaha and South Omaha live stock men
at the annual convention of the American
National Live Stock association, TO be
held In Denver, January 1923 will be the
largest in years, Advioss 10 the head
quarters of the Burlington are that prac-
tIcally all OF the leading oattlemen OF
Wyoming and Colorado will be In attend
ance and that there will be large delega-
tions from the range country of Nebraska
and Colorado.
The Burlington figures that there will
be delegation Of twenty-five TO thirty
from Omaha and South Omaha. Enough
already have slgnified their intention OF
going so that special car has been pro-
yided for their accommodation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
WRONG CEMENT COMPANY
MENTIONED IN DISPATCHES

A telegrapho dispatch published yester-
day stated that the lola Portland Cement
company OF lola, Kan, had been thrown
into involuntary bankruptcy on a petit
tion OF certain creditors.
This is a mistake and the facts as re-
ported pertain to the affairs OF another
Portland cement company with offices
at lola, Kan.
The lola Portland Cement company Is
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
0ne-Fifth Of the Apartments in
Omaha Are Vacant.
PERCENTAGE NOT ALARMING
Oldest Apartment Houses Not So
Much In Demand In Competition
with the More Modern
Structures.

4 There are 1ei vacant apartments in the
.various apartment houses of Omaha, ac-
cording to reliable recent tabulation.
This is just trifle over one vacant
apartment for every five in tho city and
the same tabulstion shows $50 apartments
In! the city.
when various phases of the subject are
considered. In the first place, II is not
considered as alarming when It is re-
membered that recent report showed
ni000 empty houses in Denver. Another
point to consider is that apartment
houses have been built in great numbers
in Omaha in the last few years. Last
year alone quito a number OF them were
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Guests Now Using
Drinking Glasses to
Wash Their Fingers

That the city councils anti-finger bowl
ordinance is having the unexpected ef-
feet of inducing guests at Omaha's best
restaurants 10 dip their fingers in their
water glasses at the close OF meals, Is
the assertion Of Attorney NJ. o. Cunning
ham. who, on account of connection with
litigation involving the validity of ordi-
nances is interested in the subject.
THE ordinance is a remarkable piece
or Hesitation to be based on supposed
sanitary grounds" said Mr.. Cunningham.
In the best hotels and restaurants It is
becoming the usual thing for gueats to
use water glasses as a substitute for
finger bowls. This does not seem to be
a desirable practice"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
rIt is Simply a Constant Joy to be RID
Of Those horrible Pimples.n

Pimples and eruptions of all kinds come
from the inside The blood casts out the
impurities 1t contains and thus pimples,
boils, etc, appear. Cleanse the blood,
stop the poison from developing in the
blood tissues and pimples will vanish as
II by magic.
stuart's Calcium Waters contain in
a natural manner the greatest blood
purifier-Calcium Sulphide.
Calcium Sulphide and the other in
gradients of these remarkable little waf-
ers are just what impure blood needs.
You must know that the blood is rush
ing through our veins very fast It takes
loss than a minute for our blood to cover
tho entire body.
You can thus readily see that Stuart's
Calcium Waters, when they enter the
body, have an almost instant effect up
on all impurities no matter where locat
ed, whether 1t be the tip Of the nose or
the ends of the toes.
BY the use of Stuart's Calcium Waters
your complexion will take on a fresher
hue and a more natural series of tints
than ever before. ,....... r...
Impure blood is blue or black, Purify
II and II becomes ruby red. This color
showing beneath the skin Is the secret
OF all beautiful compilations.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are sold by
all druggists everywhere. Price so cents
q box.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Real Estate News Items.

NtNi hSt"ef NN"N
The Armstrone- Walsh company report
the following sales:
The residence at No. 1927 Turner boule-
ward from H. i. Porterfield to Harold Il,
Alleman for a. home. consideration So, 100,
The residence at No. 4S0S Farnam street
from j. o. SteTneT to Charles c. Howe
of South Omaha for a home, considera-
tion 5000.
The newly completed brick flats at Nos.
ia 116, 11S and 100 North Thirty-eighth
street from Edward s. Traver to Ralph
F.. Sunderland for a consideration OF
S25, 900.
The sale OF five lots in Poppleton park
for Improvement to William J. Yancey
and William s. Doll, consideration about
5000.
The sale of the lot at the northwest
corner of Thirty-first and Martha streets
from Hulda Sharpe to Charlotte Greevy
for Improvement as a home for a consd-
Grafton of ST. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

built This naturally means that some
Of the older apartment houses are going
out OF use to some extent, or at least
part OF their apartments are going out
Of use.
There arc siNty-flve apartment houses
in Omaha containing go apartments. In
the sixty-five apartment houses vacant
apartments are to be found in the fol-
lowing numbers;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
NORMAN TAYLOR PLEADS
NOT GUILTY OF CHARGE

Norman Taylor, escaped convict wanted
by the California authorities, pleaded not
guilty before District Judge Sutton to
charges Of breaking ana entering and
grand larceny. Taylor at the police sta
ton at the time of his arrest confessed
to numerous robberies in Omaha, in
cluding the home OF r. w. Judson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
With the Omaha Home Builders
December Building Decrease Ten Per Cent

Official reports from cighty-threo priu-
cipal cities 10 Construction News show
that permits were taken out in December
for 1854 buildings involving total cost
OF $50 tSs, $50, against 12S6S permits for
buildings aggregating in cost. Se6SgS, 2Ni
for the same month year ago, de-
crease OF lO26 buildings and s6sOS,S7g OF
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

10 per cent. There were gains IN forty
two cities and losses IN forty-one cities.
This is good showing, The decrease is
not material when the extremely active
conditions that have prevailed IN this
country for SO long are taken into con-
sideration, The figures In detail are as
follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

represented in Nebraska by Sunderland
Brothers company and is not in any
manner involved In the reported bankrupt
proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Get Rid Of
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BY Using Stuart's Calcium Wafers--
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That Work Like a Charm.

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with pimples, blotches, liver spots, or
your body is covered in spots with tet
ter, rash, boils, etc. Just use Stuarts
CALCIUM Waters for a short time and
see how quickly your will clear up your
Ikin.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18
Positively Free From The Omaha Bee
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Vote Them Once Week
$1,000 TO ORGANIZATIONS

A Detroiter Touring Car; Pony, Cart and
Harness; 5 Pianos;4 Diamond Rings; hand
some Toilet Sets; Lavalliers.
Only women, children and organizations eligi-
BILE. Buy the products listed. They Mean Votes
Voting Value of Labels---M Manufacturers' Products
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

Diamond p Coffee. Save label; TOO
votes.
Quality Blue Favorite Coffee. Save
lavel; 500 votes.
Rosebud Tea. Save carton; 600
votes.
Libby. McNsal q Libby Products,
Vienna style Sausage. Save label;
Chill Con carns- Save label; 200
Dried Beef. Save label; ESQ votes.
MIX Save label; 10 votes for each
Aspapragus. Save labels; 10 votes
for each cent Save labels from
all Libby products.
RonpArisl Laundryi
Nonpariel slips; 20 votes for each
one cent
DrsshsF Hros., Cleaning and Dysing;
Save sales slips; 10 votes for each
one cent
SINNERS ProductsI
Save labels; $50 votes.
Skinner's Elbow Macaroni. Skim
ner'5 Macaroni, Skinner's Spaghetti,
SINNERS Yermicelli, Skinner,s Egg
Noodles Skinner's Durum Wheat
SINNERS Soup Noodles.
Swift 4 90. PFoductsi
Queen Regent Soap, Save carton;
$50 votes.
swift's White Laundry Soap. Save
wrappers; 100 votes
SWift's Pride Washing Powder.
Save carton: sc size. 100 votes;
25c size, 500 votes.
These are the only Swift products
for which votes are issued.
Q. W. Hull Co., Coal:
Save sale slips and receipted bills,
votes for each i cent.
Defiance starch;
Save cartoni 200 votes. Double
voting value for 80 days only.
Hughes Wholesale Grocery Co.
Tan-gier brands (tea, coffee and
spices excluded). Save labels; 10
votes Cor each l cent,
generous offer, sign and mail or
Contest Dept, 224 Bee Bldg. Start
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-18

Atlantic Sanitary Dairyi
save caps from Pasteurtzed MIX
and Cream Bottles. $50 Votes for
each cap. Save receipted BILLS
votes for each cent.
4utter-Nut Bread;
Save wrappers: SC size, 100 votes;
l0c size, ESQ votes,
Calumst Baking Powder.
Save slips in top of cans, 400 votes.
FLOUR JoBBERs.
Il. G. Brunner g. Son,
10 votes for each one cent on all
Brunner Brands. Buy Blue Bell
flour Try Shortalean-the flour
prepared expressly for those suffer
ing from stomach and bowel trou-
bles. 1000 votes on each bib. sack.
: Rellogg's Produotsi
Toasted Corn Flakes; save patent
Triangular top; zoo votes. Toasted
Wheat Biscuit, save carton; 800
votes.
Ksl-I-Cin Gums
|. Save outside wrapper on scent
PACKAGE; 100 votes,
Lawrence Barrett Oigarsi
/ Save bands: 100 votes.
Itsn Quality Produotsi
Save wrappers from all Item goods;
Fairy Sodas.
500 votes until further notice.
Any scent package product, 100
Any other 1O-cent package products,
200 votes
Any l5-cent package product, 500
votes.
Any 25-cent package product, 500
votes
Rabbits Concentrated Lye;
Save label: 500 votes.
O'Brien's Candiesg
Save box, &c size. 100 votes; 10c
size. 200 votes; 15c size, 800 votes;
25c size 500 votes; 40c size, 500
votes: sec size, 1000 votes; SOC
size, 1900 votes. Save coupon found
on top Of special boxes.
Farmer Co.'S ProduoSsi
Gold Bond Coffee. Save label; 500
votes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pleasantly Entertained
Mrs. HI. L. Clark and Mrs J. o.
Sinclair entertained company of
lady friends Tuesday afternoon at
the pleasant home Of Mrs Clark on
the Heights" Progressive Finch
was the principle advertisement Of
the afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Stephen
son receiving the prize for winning
the most games and Mrs. j. B.
Welpton the BOBBY prize. A delicious
luncheon was served on small tables
at $50 o'clock, after which the guests
departed for their several homes,
each having spent a most delightful
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camp No. 8672 meets at
very second and fourth
sitting members welcome.
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teen and were as follows: Mesdames
o. E. and j. P. Peterson, w. S.
Manning, L. E. McGill, r. S. John
son, ]. B. Welpton, c. K Gerard, J.
C. Webster, J. G. Young, Harry Hale,
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, e. NJ Worden, D.
B. Names, G. E. Newman, Robt Cor
bett, w. L. Stephenson, Dell Wood
ing, Brodhead, Wis, c. A. Huffman,
M. C. Martin and Miss Margaret Sin
clair.
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HOUSE. Enquire of r. RI.
Burns. 4Stf
THE BEN C. LEE HOUSE after
March 1st. w. S. MANNING 49tf.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-28

Subscribers fail.-g to receive their
saper regularly will confer a favor by
'romptly reporting same to circulation
apartment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-28

With a happy oblivicusness regard
ing other matters that many are wory-
ing about a correspondent of the Pail
Mall Gazette has been figuring on what
folks will do when the world is filled
up-that is to say, when it reaches a
figure in population that the products
OF the earth will be taxed to the limit
t. support
According to one calculation, this
maximum population will consist of 6, .
000, 100000 persons, assuming that the
fertile regions can support 207 persons
to the square mile, while the less ar
able tracts will give food for IA inhab>
itants to the square mile Based on tbs
present mean rate Of increase in popU-
lation, which is placed at s per cent
for each decade, there will be 1894,
100000 people n the year 2072, or only
1873 years from now.
Through figures long since furnish
ed by Sir John Herschel, it is further
shown that had there meen only two
persons on the earth 5000 years ago,
and had that number doubled 100 times
once in every thirty years-and hal
only natural death taken place, thosa
living today would stand shoulder 10
shoulder and on each others heads,
and then cover the sea and land, aad
reach out 100 times beyond the orbit Of
the planet eptune
This is rather uninteresting, PEE
haps, to the lay reader Yet it is not
without its application to certain vex-
ed questions Of the day. The fact that
We don't reach out beyond the orbit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-28
NEW FACES IN SENATE

Thirty-two members of the United
States senate will be chosen by direct
vote of the people of their respective
states this year For the first time the
elections to determine one-third the
membership of the upper house of Con-
gress will be held under the operations
of the seventeenth amendment to the
Constitution, which makes it obligatory
upon the states to choose their SEM
tors by popular vote instead of by the
legislatures.
Opponents Of popular" election have
.contended that this method of selec-
ton would make a distinct difference
in the character of men chosen for the
Senate, their idea being that it will be-
difficult to persuade the best and ablest
men to submit themselves to the tur-
MOL of a primary fight, and the suisse
quent turmoil of a general election M.
Root is cited as a case in point. HIS
refusal to become a candidate to sue
coed himself is, in large measure at
Least, attributable to Discrimination to
go into a scramble" for any office.
The senators whose terms expire On
March 4, 1915 and whose places will be
filled by men chosen in elections hell
this year, are:
Bradley, Kentucky; Brady, Idaho
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