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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Rich st. Louis Man
and Woman Held

Benjamin Franklin. a wealthy stock
man, and Irene Williams. both OF St.
Louis, we're lodged in the county jail
last night booked FOR investigation.
They were arrested IN room at the
Willard hotel at $50 saturday morning
by Detectives Fleming and Murphy and
when taken to the city jail gave the
names Of Fred Rogers and Evelyn Byrne.
The couple was held in the city jail
unth o'clock last night, when Frank
lins attorneys instituted habsas corpus
proceedings before Judge English in or
der TO secure the release OF the couple
on bonds. Judge English declared tho
case not ready for presentation and re-
manded the pair to the county Jail until
$3.50 Monday morning. when another hear.
ing will be held.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Frenchmen Come
to Omaha to Buy
Cavalry Horses

Omaha IL evidently an important center
for the furnishing OF cavalry horses for
European armies, II rumors concerning
the arrival OF two F'renchmen In this
city are true.
Comte de Bertrange and Henry La.
fenetre, said to be horse buyers for the
French army, arrived at noon with two
New York horsemen and went direct TO
offices Of horse dealers In South Omaha.
II 10 said, william Post aud Lew Warto
were the other hoFsemen accompanying
thcfn. 1t IL said they will either buy or
arrange for the purchase OF large NUM-
bers of cavalry horses, to be shipped
abroad at the earliest opportunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Union Carpenters for
Compensation Law

While the Central Labor union has
denounced the present employers la
BiiIty and workmen's compensation law.
it has been endorsed by the Csrpen-
ters' brotherhood.
At q recent meeting the carpenters
had the law under consideration and
while they argued that it was far from
perfect, they adopted resolutions en-
dorsing It, taking the position that II
would be much easier TO secure amend
ments than the passage OF a new law.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

Edgar Wright; class editor. Ruth Sturde-
Beatrice Soheuck and Elma eturdevant
was appointed.
The dofmitoFy siris' club met Tuesday
snd repurt q very pleasant aa well Ae
nrOntahle evening The girls expressed
their willingness to help Mrs. Mclean N
lnakinf the dofnitofy meet hofneiike.
They hope soon TO have the place IN shape
Tor receiving visitors.
Wednesday evening n the entertainment
evening Al tia dcfmitofy. Each week
MS. Mclean trtee 20 furnish q pruEram
elong educatioual lines 50 Ear, thle has
proved great success Last Weduee-
day, Mise clark Of the normal school
save Us q tain which was intensely in
teresting and could not fail 60 be OF
great benefit TO all present. Her subject
was Browning" Miss SwedbsrE. with
her usual grace favored the girls with a
beautiful piano selection.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
COMMERCIAL CLUB ASKED
TO SEND A DELEGATION

A conference is to be held at Memphis,
Tenn, November 10 and 20. az which dele
gates from many Of the large cities are
70 consider the matter OF making a united
effort to get into closer trade relations
with south ana Central America. The
Omaha Commercial club has received let
tiers from the Chicago Board Of Trade,
the Memphis Chamber OF Commerce, and
the New Orleans Commercial club, ask
ing that the Omaha club send delegates
10 this conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
University of Nebraska Activities
Bent Along Useful Lines.
Az sEOTToN aRowINa, srRoNe
rIsns Laia for the Freshmcz-sophe-
~ere "OIympacs' Inelude Use 81
Pash BaII-what other
schools Are DoinH.

The eonvocation address Tuesday will
be given by Albert watkins on the sub
ieot. What Not to Study at College"
The social season viii be initiated Fri
day evening OF this week by the enei-
heers' hop, which r. TO be held al the
Llndeli hotel r.. p. Wagner IL chairman.
and Kirk Fowler master Of ceremonies.
Ten copies OF famous American paint
inss have been purchased for the are de-
partment and viii be hung IN the art
gallery within a few DAYS. The ware
faithfully copied color prints and viii be
suitably framed. Prof p. II. Grtmmann
Is to speak Friday night In art hall be-
fore the art department and the woman's
club on The Development Of Realism in
Art" The lecture VIII DO illustrated.
Charles Hodgdon OF Chicago. the CON
sulting architect for the university. was
In the city Saturday. spending the day
with Chancellor Avery. In the afternoon,
together with Dean Burnett. they visited
the farm campus with view Of getting
several new ideas on the university lay
out Mr.. Hodgdon returned 20 Chicago
in the evening
Friday evening Prof II w. Caldwell
Of the department. Of American history
entertained in an informal way the fresh
men for whom he 10 acting as adviser.
Several upper class men aided In giving
the affair a touch Of advanced university
spirit, and the evening was spent in
games and a general informal time
For the next week the work in the milf
tary department vii be somewhat ai-
tered. The companies will be assembled
by battallons. formed as single companies
under command OF their majors and put
through close order, extended order and
exercise work. The captains and other
company officers will report for work
with the recruit or freshman companies.
IRE surgery. after the modern methods
and nuder working conditions, is being
developed in the forestry department hy
plan which ~ being putinto effect by
Prof. Morrill,. mead Of the department.
Owners of ailing trees are notified that
their ailments can be attended 10 by the
students Of the department, under expert
supervision. Trimming. bracing. cement
ing cavities and the exposed ends OF
broken limbs. treating for insect or plant
fungus growehs and practically any other
work that will preserve the life of the
trees Is within the command OF the de-
partInent. Although the plan is yet new,
several calls for work have been received
With the annual neutrality-suspicious.
olympics but a week away, the two
clases concerned are gathering their
forces preparatory to the big clash. The
events this year will be somewhat the
same as last. with the addition of push
ball contest between fifty picked men on
each team. For years the authorities
have talked of getting push ball for
this event, to minimize the roughness Of
the scrap ana at the Same time to afford
a fair means of comparing strength.
This year the bal will be used
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

The reasonable price is the result Of our
large production, modern and scientific
manufacturing methods and unexcelled
shipping facilities. Each Of Our enormous
mills--the biggest in the worlds COM
plete producing unit in itself, where we
make our entire line Of goods from the
raw materials into the finished product.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
N4brasI1a WeaIeran.

Mrs. Gutzmer. the new instructor In
voice, rendered several selections At con-
vocation Monday morning
Work on the remodeling, OF the symna.
SUM Will be begun Monday under the a.
rection Of the athletic board. The build.
ing Will be made twenty-four feet longer.
The local Young Wsman's Christian
association IL making plans for the sn-
tertainraent OF Tie state convention az
that organization which will be held here
on October = and q. Large decorations
be present
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Cotner Unsversity.

Chancellor Oeschser presented the liz
brary with a number OF teaching, Tram
ing and theoIosical books last week
The debatibs society has its work well
class debates will take place in the near
future.
A large number OF books have been
added to the library this fall, being siven
to the university by Bert Wilson and the
late =. C. Johnson Of Johnson.
The choir choir. with Prof. Luce as di-
rector. Is doing some excellent work. Les
lie stat1n has been elected president and
Marie Freeland, secreteFy-trasurer.
Chancellor Ocssber delivered addresses
at Table Rock on Tuesday night; Hum
boldt. "Wednesday night; Everst. Kan,
Friday night; Havensville. Saturday
night.
The Prohibition league met Thursday
and elected the following new officers;
Vice president. Mr. Hughes: secretary
and treasurer. Warren Rouse; press cor.
respondent Ia. r. 5napp I. W. Frunek
was reelected president.
The class OF Is presented their alma
mater with a beautiful set OF chapel furni-
ture at the chapel period Friday Miss
Burgess delivered the presentation speech
DR. Allsworth. IN his reply to this speech
expressed the thankfulness and aprecia-
ton OF the student body and faculty for
this splendid gift.
Inc Young Mems Christian association
save the first banquet OF the year on
Monday evening, at the church basement
ana proved 90 be the greatest event OF its
class yet. With Miss Fiossie strain act.
ing as toastrnistfess. a series OF toasts
were responded TO by Ina Jingies, Dale
ellis, Mrs Cope, Celestine Brook and Bees.
sic Adams. Other special features OF the
program were an Instrumental solo BY
Miss Tessa stevens, and music By the
Girls quartet.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

having been kept open until 2 D. m BY
special arrangement 10 that iate-comers
could rcglsier Next Friday and satur-
day the 6ffioe will asaln remain open
until o'clock IN the evening to eiye
voters final chance 10 qualify for the
election November 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
KearRey state Normal school.

kearRey State Normal school,
The first mothers meeting OF the year
was held in the kindergarten rooms last
Friday afternoon.
President Dick went TO Hastings last
Friday. where he addressed the City
Teachers Institute
During the last week the Christian as
sociations have held benquets in honor
OF their many new members.
r. I, Elliott Visited the school Monday
and Tuesday. While here he made AR
rangements for renting a house and exc
poets TO come to Kearney not later than
January I.
Members OF the faculty and the stu
the action of the board at its last meet
ing in electins Miss Gertrude H. Gard
ner dean OF women.
Superintendent A. f. Fisher OF Aurora
and superintendent II. D BOWEL OF bea-
board, visited the school wednesday ana
Thursday of this week.
The fotbali game last Saturday with
the Central City boys resulted in score
of IS to in favor OF kearney. Inc boys
are anticipating with great deal e,. Of
Miss ByerIy Of the English department
was called TO Omaha very suddenly last
week on account of the death OF his Sis
ter, Mrs. ByeTly-MilleIt Mr.. Mercer wes
f1nerai OF 4 nephew. who died at that
pIace last FRIDAY. Mr.. Neale had a dis
patch last sunday notifying him. OF the
sudden death Of his mother, Who. was
buried at Pittsburgh, Pa. last Monday.
The following faculty members are on
the program OF Omaha for the state
ireaohers' association: Miss Gertrude II,
Gardner, Miss Anna E. Caldwell, George
z. Martin, b. II. Patterson, r. F. Rich
arcison, O. p. Benson. In the teachers
Of education section, OF which Miss Eta
brown IL secretary, President Dick is 90
read a. paper on 1.-THE Relation Of the
Norrnfl school to the Training Of Rural
Teachers," in the physical education sec
tio,, ne ~ also 10 present q paper on The
Need Of Greater Scope in High School
physical Training and how Il May BE
Secured"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

No, reason for Industrial DsprsssI

NY 6SSebA NtA AAooAeNAaA S~FsNsRAeAf
Prosperity 10 a happy state IL de-
ponds upon good credit, stable prices.
employment OF wage earnera. and n
general confidence In the future
OF late there seems to have been an
unnecessary amount OF business. de.
precision. due mostly to the lack of
and to little dishonesty or cvergrasp-
ing scattered through all the classes.
but not in a majority OF any OF them.
in country OF our enormous .ratu-
raj wealth. we should have little Go
worry about. The United States. with
It's insular possessions and Alaska. IN
nearly es large as Europe, Our coastn
and INTERCEPTED by internal Waterways,
cheapest. cost railroad transportation In
the whole world. making, conimunica-
tfbn cheap and easy. We have tre-
mendous water power and every va.
riety OF climate and soil. Magnificent
,Srssts Soyer greet area Sf our terri
wealth, and with our vast agricultural
wealth we lead the world IN q great
When corporations are renovated ana
their Ills aired by. publicity, and when
condolences. ana when political s'cnre
alls," who have never made a success or
dies for ali sorts OF lntasinary 1roubies;
whom we have full publicity In. politics
and In government; when business
managers and employees treat each
other fairly. the causes for apparent
perlty will return ana stay with us.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Wayne statr NnrmnI schnnl

= $500 FNA ---~A ScAOOis
President Conn attended a conference
Friday.
Shigeyoshi Obata Of Osaka, Japan. ad.
dressed the students at convoeation Fri
day morning. taking for his subject ~rhe
Japanese Viewpoint"
Domestic science equipment has been
OF this subject into the intermediate ana
grammar grades Of the training school.
Miss Fannie L. Morris. field secretary
OF the state Y. w. G. A.. spent Thur.
sisted the officers OF the local organiza-
ton IN planning the work for the ensu-
Ing year.
Der Deutschen Verein Is the name OF a
German club recently organized BY Miss
Of the club and Athol Stevenson secres
tary. Regular meetings will be held
every Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Chadron state Normal School.

The senior class Il doine observation
work in Miss Delzell's room this week.
A number Of new pupils. most, Of them
from out OF town, were enrolled last week
at the normal.
There are three new members in tile
review arithmetic class-Dahlman PHIL
lips, Augusta Beeknian and Esther Jones
The Junior observation class is divided
into two Sections One section Is OBJ.
serving In the primary room; the other, In
the Eighth grade.
Coach Keester has been putting the
boys through signal practice the last
week. A deal OF proficiency has been
shown in their Use.
The painting lesson In the Fifth and
Sixth grades Friday was the colOlinR Of
flags Of Germany, Belgium, Russia
France and England.
All classes In the German department
show large Increase in enrolment over
last year. The third year class has more
than doubled In numbers.
Several classes are using new text.
books, which aim at direct understand
ing Of German without the intermediates
step OF translation INTO English.
Last week Grin Weymouth Was elected
mouth. popularity known as ''Pidge." IL
one OF the most consistent players OF last
years back field.
A large carbon portrait of tie great
German poet and drarnatist. Schiller. has
been hung IN the German room. The pie
turs is the gift OF the German club 10 the
department and VIII be enjoyed by many
succeeding classes
The senior class has started the ball
rolling In the matter Of class Organlzation.
Al a meeting held on Friday the following
officers were elected: President Ray
Bigel0W; vice president. Naomi Good; see
retary. Clarence cafley: treasurer,
George LoewenthaE sergeah-at-arns.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
DOANE oOLLHeE,
Death Enters Homes of Two Faculty
Members During Week.


Death entered homes OF two faculty
members during the week.
The first regular conservatory recital
OF the year was held In the chapel
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Alta Reeee was called to her home
In Trenton Wednesday on account OF
the Illness OF her brother
Miss Clara Holmes. "a. who Is princi-
pal of the Liberty high school IL a
weekend visitor at Doane. Other visit
ors during the week are r. w. Rretsin-
ger. IA. OF David City: H. Brownson, IL
OF Omaha; r. A. Nutmnsn. "a Of Ne
hawks.
During the last week death has entered
two OF the faculty homes. On Tuesday,
September "a. after an illness Of two
weeks, occurred the death OF Carl Hubert
Bennett, the 11-year-old son Of Profess
sof and Mrs. John N Bennett. The flu
neral ives held AZ the Bennett home on
Thursday. Mrs. F, w. Iseavitt OF Omaha,
Mr. and Mrs, p. X. Bennett OF Fairfield,
Chancellor and Mrs. Avery OF Lanooln
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Whippie OF
Springfield, ILL.,, were present from out OF
town.
Little Ruth Allen. daughter Of President
and Mrs. w. o. Allen. died in lincoln
Thursday morning. following a very brief
sickness. The funeral service will be held
In LIncon Monday afternoon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen viii take the body to vermont
for burial
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

Miss Lang has had many receptions IN
Omaha. hut none that ever approached I'm
real enthusiasm that OF last nisht. SHE
was buried under flowers, and other
members OF the company shared in this
distinction.
The play runs all this week, with matt
nees on Sunday, Thursday and Saturday.
-
Bee Want Ads Are the Beet Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
.LGNG-MILLEU STOCK STARTS
New Organization Begins It's Season
at the Boyd TheateE.
HOUSE PACKED WITH PEOPLE
TAeater FnIsd 90 zee Itmes, VIA q
Throha neat on eivIuE the
Popular LeaaIas womaH
wetcSrae Home.

II vas just a happy homecoming party,
rather than the OPENING Of a winters
season OF activity by tho company Of
PLAYERS that began their Omaha engage
mont At the Boyd theater Saturday.
The house was filled 10 the utmost. and
Il certainly looked good to see the Boyd
lighted up again. with every chair and
every box occupied. and fringe Of
deeply Interested folks hanging over the
rail at the rear OF the balcony. In this
regard It was a dual revival. for only q
year ago Miss Lang won't from Omaha
TO Denver, and u seemed she had reany
said goodbye 10 Omaha. rhcn came tho
announcement that the lloyd was to be
torn down and made part OF depart
mont store, and much regret wes heard
over both announcements. But here they
are, the BOYD brightly lIghted, clean.
COSY ana inviting, and here IL Eva t.sng,
smiling over the footlights a. only she
'|p emil, .s At o1ns aha ,,.
Along with Miss Lang 10 MIR. charles
Miller who viii share the leading honors
with her in the present engagement and
company that has bean carefully 80.
looted. Most Of them are new 20 Omaha
a. fer az stock engagements are CON
cerned. but many OF them have played
here in road companies. and 80 far
as the opening performance serves AZ a
basis for Judgment. they will make up
the most competent stock organization
Omaha has ever known.
bought and Paid For" IA drama OF
serious purpose, and argues the question
OF whether husband has a right 20 en-
force his attentions on his wife when
intoxicated. even u he has bought and
paid for" her. II 10 carried out TO very
logical conclusion. with some impressive
moments along the way. Also, Il has a
decidedly clever comedy side 10 relieve
lis tense situations. Mas LanR, In the
climax to the second act. which II really
the climax of the play. shows herself
more than ever grounded In the valuable
faculty for repression. Where situa-
ton might easily be spoiled by undue ex-
precision. she takes the proper mood. and
nnRkes her effects exact and impressive.
Mr.. miller starts We'll.
Mr.. Miller shows well in this same
scene, his feisned intoxic9tion being such
a. gives the least offense. but makes the
wife's repuEnance the more easily under
stood. lie II going to be a most capable
opposite for Miss Lang. Mr.. Beck has the
comedy role. and does Il finely. Miss
Benham also shows TO good advantage.
and Mr. walburn and Miss Powers PROM
Use much In the minor characters, The
cast for the piece ls
nI., Fanannea .aIaf
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19

nee Want Ads rrOdOce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Quality
Certified


lin its three fOrmsos shingles and buup forms the best thar
bu and factories warehouses; Skyscraper
business blocks farm buildings and stations residences barns
etc. proves IS the popular roofing the market today
This popularity thc result Of the excellent service Ceoneed Roohn
gives the roof and the reasonable which dealers sell
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
Hn.,ina. cellege Note..

Arrangements are being made through
r. II. Simonds, state secretary of the
student Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. for holding a state convention OF the
student volunteers and gospel team
bands at Hastings college some time In
November and December. Represents
tives from all the colleges and narmal
schools are expected at this gathering
The different churches are planning to
cooperate in the entertainment Of the
guests.
The girst college foat ball game Of the
season was played at York, and resulted
in score OF n to In favor Of the
Hastings team. Last Friday the Bron-
chos played at Grand Island. The re-
mainder OF the schedule is with Boone
at Crete. October 81: with wesleyan at
Hastings. october 80; with Bellevue at
Hastings. November Is; with Cotner ct
Bethany. November 70; with Kearney at
Hastings, Thanksgiving day.
President Crone spoke before the teach,
ers institute on the subject, THE Teacher
Of My Child"
Prof. ]. A. Beattie, former president of
Peru Normal ana for a long time con-
nected with Cotner university. who was
In attendance at the teachers institute
in out city. addressed the students at
chapel. Friday morning. on Present
Student Opportunities
Prof William Raney OF the chair Of
history, addressed the Womans club Of
our city Friday ON the subject Of uni
versity Life in Europe" particularly that
OF the oxford university.
An effort is now being made to endow
the Bible chair in our college. This was
decided upon last spring. Recently. the
board OF trustees have voted to name
the fund the Octavia II. Jones Memorial
Endowment fund. The plan is to raise
$4,000. the interest OF which will support
a well equipped teacher OF English Bible.
The faculty OF the college have already
started this fund by subscribing $50
among themselves, The campaign Will
begin soon and viii be pushed to its COM
pietion as early as possible.
Among the leaders Of chapel last week
were Rev A. A. Brooks OF the Methodist
Episcopal chcurch Of the city. Prof. g. L.
Wefrenberg and Prof. E. M Fuhr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s, sssss the Of &HzZzSM
Kings CIOse Call.

Kings Close Call.
London, Sept 4.-The Abbeville
tFrance) correspondent of the Daily
Mail says:
King Albert come within an ace
of death during a sortie on Malines.
He was directing operations from
his motor car when shrapnel burst
ten yards away, blowing of the rear
wheels of the car"