Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

Wayne Herald: Evangelist Billy Sunday. passing
through Nebraska, remarked that the stories that
Omaha was the most wicked city on the map we're
pure bunk whaever that means This will encour-
age Omaha. In addition. 1t may increase cash re-
oeipts during the big meeting there next fall.
Kearney Hub. The Omaha Bee has abundant rea.
son to plume itself the passing Of it's fourth
Anniversary. The Bee is great newsps per and it's
greatness consists largely in hewng TO a safe sane
steady line OF conduct
Lincoln Star: Omaha ministers who have discov.
cred that the symen not overpartsl to the com
ing OF Billy Sunday, trying TO induce Mr.. Bryan
TO agree to open the series for Sunday the propo
siuon appears TO have put new ginger into the pro-
ject
Hebron Register We are glad to note that SO many
newspaper men over the state riciculing the
policies OF the Omaha school board who give the stu
cents the option OF taking American history and have
also taken up four years military drill a
study. Some Of the wiseacres Of whom we have
plenty in Hebron dicule curse the country press
but there Is class body professional men doing
more to mould public sentiment for good than the
country newspapers. Be sure you are on the RICH,
track boys. then ahead regardless Of political
party creed.
Nebraska City Press: Yesterday was the forty
fourth anniversary OF the founding The Omaha Bee
the most representative newspaper in Nebraska The
Bee had 90 much to say about its past history and
It's present endeavors and aims that forgot men.
tioning the arrival OF the Julia" again
Lincoln Journal: The enlarged city Of Omaha finds
Itself In possession Of two city halls consequence OF
the annexation OF South Omaha IL is now announced
that the South Omaha building will be kept open for
time at least branch office OF the municipality
In the end II viii be found that this building is not
much Of an asset for the public. even IL II did cost
considerable money. As long It remains the prop
erty Of the city the temptation will exist keep 1t
open at considerable expense for the purpose OF CIV
ing few Jobs to faithful friends OF the city commits
sioners 1t would he economy give the building
away outright II cannot be sold turned to some
productive public use.
Plattsmouth Journal: Omaha IL going to have some
great attractions July s. and they will ready
to take all the money in sight From 81 to $40 to see
the auto races and also from 81 to s. wres-
Ing match. Il will be easy matter to home
broke.
Nebraska City Press We have long been disposed
to give well-merited publicity and fame boys and
girls OF Nebraska schools who earn merit on the
athletic field and It is with pleasure that can turn
our attention TO another little mentioned. field OF
school energy and remark that Fannie Serelick and
Angelina Tauchek OF Omaha ward school, while
having no prowess athletes, worthy OF the
unanimous respect and admiration of the whole state
for having been declared the best Of the 10
public school children Of Omaha II Is fine to able
| TO make 100 yards in ten seconds; It Is moe
important in this work-a-day matter-of-fact world
TO be able to write egbly and beautifully The Omaha
| girls should not be forgotten.