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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

strategy, yelling each OF the honored
guests virtues behind the pleasant
fantasy that they we're two books and
describing the book specifications to
ut each Of the two men.
Mr.. Young spoke on Clean Advertis-
ing" presenting a concise and. to those
not aware Of the movement. astonishing
resume OF the great cleansing process
that has been going on in the advertis-
ing columns of THIS country's news
papers. particularly in the last few
years: the ban on untrue advertising and
the Punishment Of Advertisements Of
things that might prove harmful to con-
sumers.
Honest Ad Laws IncreastnR.
Mr.. Houstons subject was The Ad
club and Its Movement in Relation TO
Business" He referred TO the popular
idea that ad clubs are interested only
in ads" He showed the great and far
reaching qualifications Of the advertis-
ing clubs and their wide interest and
activity in furthering the interests Of
manufacturers. retailers and consumers.
This great organization OF ad clubs"
he said. has put upon the statute books
OF thirty-one states OF the union honest
advertising laws. They haven't stopped
with that, but have organized their
vigilance committees to see that these
laws are enforced and that advertisers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

who do dishonest or misleading adver-
Using shall be prosecuted. In most cases
persuasion has succeeded but. where Il
has not, we have gone on, regardless Of
cost, to prosecution"
one Firm Sees Light.
He mentioned the case OF one large
clothing company which was refractory
and after the vigilance committee and
non-crushable truth had triumphed in
the supreme court this clothing COM
pany saw the light and asked tho
privilege Of heading the list OF sub
scribers to the vigilance committees
support.
The proposition that advertising will
be more efficient when II is more be-
lieved is too evident to need argument"
he said. I'VE are now about to open
nationwide campaign to teach the peo-
pie the economy and efficiency of adver-
Using, to erase from their minds the
erroneous belief that the consumer pays
the cost of advertising.
Wilson Writes Cory.
The first piece of copy in this cam
paign was written by Presiden Woodrow
Wilson. We shall use newspaper and
magazine space in this propaganda
worth from 100000 to S3,OOO,OOO. The
best copy writer's in the world have
volunteered their services free to write
the ads.
The advertising clubs are solving the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
Start Boosting
EstabroOk Name
For Presidency

As the first gun OF the presidential
campaign announcement Is made OF the
opening OF headquarters in Omaha Of an
organization TO advance the candidacy
OF Henry d. Estabrook OF New York
for the republican presidential nomina-
ton. The headquarters will be at the
Rome hotel. and Jesse " Craig OF LIN
coin. formerly OF wymore and Beatrice.
will be in charge.
1T IL appropriate that the movement
70 make Mr.. Estabrook candidate for
the republican presidential nomination
should take concrete form In Nebraska
at this time said Mr.. Craig. while
now resident OF New YORK. ne was n
Nebraskan for forty years. and may be
claimed properly as a native son. His
oldest and best friends are Nebraskans.
and he has always been deeply interested
IN. snd closely associated with. the
growth and progress Of this state.
MIR. Estabrook ia not politician. He
has never been an office holder. aside
from his service as regent OF the Uni
versity OF Nebraska. some years ago. and
he hes never been a candidate for office.
Nevertheless. by his attachments in the
legal profession, by his discussion OF
public questions and issues, and by hts
advocacy Of the fundamental republican
principles. he has become one OF the
great party leaders. He Is the kind OF
candidate the republican party needs next
year, and he would be the kind OF presi
dent the country needs. Mr.. Estabrook'
friends believe he is such a man. and
they believe the republicans OF Nebraska
win rally TO bis support loyalty ana en-.
Enthusiastically"
MIR. Craig was assistant secretary OF
the republican state committee In the last
campaign. and Is one OF the best known
Of the younger republicans OF the state
IN 1907 he was assistant clerk of the house
in the legislature
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
CEREMONIES IN ROME FOR
SOLDIERS KILLED IN WAR

ROME, Nov. 1.-(Nia Paris, NOV. al
A colossal cross erected for All Souls
day in the cemetery where all Romans
who have fallen in battle are buried was
covered today with floral offerings con-
trlbNted By throngs of mourners. The
newly made graves also were banked
high with flowers.
A concession granted by Pope Benedict
permitted all priests to celebrate three
masses as on Christmas day. one of them
being designed by the pontiff. especially
for the thousands who have died upon
the field of battle without the comfort
of religion. Another was for the dead
in general All churches and cemeteries
were crowded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
Great Britain Asked
To Explain Seizure
Of U. s. Steamship

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-secretary
Lansing today cabled instructions to
Ambassador Page at London to ascertain
from the British government its grounds
for the seizure OF the American steamer
Hooking, taken into Halifax in charge OF
British prize crew. state department
officials wilt take no action until they
learn from the British government the
reason for the seizure
A dispatch today from Consul General
Young at Halifax reported that no Off
cial reason had been made known there
for the seizure. It was added that ap-
parently the good faith OF the transfer
OF the registry OF the vessel from Danish
TO American and the Exchange of ownership
was questioned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
BUSINESS BETTER,
FEDERAL REPORT
Conditions Improve in September,
According to Information Re-
ceived by Reserve Board.
MORE FREIGHT CARS IN MOTION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Business
conditions throughout most Of the
country improved considerably dur
Ing September, according to reports
from federal reserve agents, made
public tonight by the Federal Re
serve board. AS a whole the picture
of conditions is regarded by officials
as the most favorable received by
the board in many months.
For the Boston district 1t is said
that there has been considerable inn
provement in commercial activities
and that reports coming into that
city from the different lines Of trade
are not only cheerful, but decidedly
optimistic for the future. Despite
the difficulty of ascertaining the ex-
tent to which European orders fig
ured in bringing about this result,
the domestic demand is said to be
daily becoming more q factor.
Industrial activity in the New York dis
erict. the report shows, Increased during
the month and Wholesale and retail trade
expanded with better collections. Re-
ports almost uniformly good have been
received from many sections OF the dis
trict.
Philadelphia says that improved bust
ness conditions are reported from nearly
all parts Of the district A hopeful sign.
II is said, is the report OF Increased sales
by department stores, retail clothing.
dry goods, grocery and other concerns
dealing directly with the consumer.
Unprecedented conditions In the steel
trade continue to be a big factor In In
fiuencing business IN the Cleveland dis
trict. There was decrease In idle rail-
road cars OF 10000 in September. Crop
conditions In the southern part OF the
district are said 10 be excellent and the
feeling optimistic.
After months OF slow and hating de-
velopment. Riohmond says Il Is now pos
sible 10 report the district is experiencing
much Improvement Cotton has been the
principal factor.
Events Of the month. Atlanta reports,
have not only sustained. but increased
confidence of the general business public
throughout the district.
Commercial travellers report merchants
sales double those OF last year in the
same period.
Chicago District Gaining.
Chicago says that the large oenters In
Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois and Iowa
report affairs seemingly are gradually
gaining in strength from day TO day
Trade 10 giving some evidence Of being
on the Increase. according to the report
and a noticeable spirit OF returning and
increasing activity appears to be abroad.
Continued Improvement is reported from
ST. Louis. The jobbing trade has made
substantial gains and n marked feeling
OF confidence is felt among merchants.
Farmers In the Kansas City district are
said to be stil inclined TO hold their grain,
wheat. corn and oats, apparently believ-
Ing that higher prices viii prevail later.
Hope IL entertained for a bumper corn
crop. Trade generally Is said TO be active
with fair collections.
Conditions throughout the Dallas dis
trict arc said to continue favorable.
San Francisco says there IL an absence
OF pessimism and that there IL certainty
OF large crops.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
BUSINESS UPLlFT
Is TRUTH In lads"
Herbert s. Houston of New York
Tells Local Club Men of the
Power of Veracity.
LAFE YOUNG, JR., TALKS ALSO

The beautiful main dining room OF
the University club was filled last
evening with Omaha men and women
interested in advertising. the oc-
casion being a banquet given by the
Omaha Ad club in honor Of Herbert
s. Houston Of New York, president
Of the Associated Ad Clubs OF the
World. and LATE" Young. jr., of
Des Moines. vice president Of the
organization.
r. b. Wallace, president of the To-
cal club, presided. He spared the
speakers the usual formal, flowery
and blush-compelling introductions
by clever BIT of metaphorical
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

BEATRICE. Neb. Nov. 2-(special.) >
Frank Label. pioneer OF wymore. died
Saturday night aged 70 years. Mr. Label
cine 20 Wymore when the town was
founded and for years was engaged m
the hardware business there He is sur
vived By a widow and one daughter.
sheriff's sale vas held Monday after
noon OF the real estate under controversy
IN the case o. John s. Jones against
Jesse Newton ard Emma Newton, a fore
closure suit. Plaintiff held Judgment for
for si.slz.lb. and the land was bought Tor
fi.s-.0e
Mrs. Harris and her daughter Of Blue
Springs who were severely injured IN
the wreck a Randolph. Kan. recently,
are not recovering from their injuries.
and sunday evening a consultation OF
phyaicians wa held. Mas Harris 4 suf-
fering from AZ in1pred spine ana her
mother has fractured limb ana internal
Injuries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

d TAs 81. ..swsgpsr.. column.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2--(special Tele-
gram. )-Civi service exaIninations viii
be held on November y for postmasteI
az Anoka. Neb.
Postoffice at seottvine. Holt county,
has been discontinued. Mail 70 Dorsey.
The abstract OF the condition OF the
national banks OF Nebraska. exclusive
on September 4 as reported 20 the comp
troller OF the currency, shows the re
serve held at &.oe per cent; loana and
lawful money reserve. N&1.s6S; deposits,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

problems OF the retailers IN the most
efficient manner. getting right to the
bedrock, cause-and-effect OF these
problems. teaching each retailer even to
the smallest how he can be better
storekeeper.
The local ad club Of any city ia a
point Of commercial contact, a most I'M
portant storehogse and clearing house
Of business Information. II calls its
members TO a high opportunity"
After the banquet the guests OF honor
met the other diners in an informal re-
ception.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
FOUR ATTACKS ON
Aqua PRIETA BY
VILLA REPULSED

CONTINUED from Page one)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

4 Fall CouKh Hurts the Lungs.
Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey stops the
cough and prevents your cold getting
worse, IT'S guaranteed. Only Sc. All
ruggists.-Advertiseme
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
Iowa Cadets Will
Learn Trenching

IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. a-(special.)--
Iowa university's cadet regiment received
orders from Its commandant. Lieutenant
Phinney. u. s. A.. tonight that hereafter
instruction In trench digging would sup
plement the usual routine drill. Extern
sive instruction In rifle fire is also 10 be
scheduled for the cadets. II 10 believed
by university officials that Iowa is the
first university in the country to adopt
such n plan.
Apartments. flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and eheapiy by q
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03

An immense purchase OF beautiful lace
curtains bought direct from one OF the
largest mills IN America az such a heavy
discount that we are enabled TO put the
entire shipment on Special Sale for this
One Day ONLY at a price which will
mean a saving 60 you OF At least one
half In this big purchase there are alb
solutely no seconds and includes all OF
the very latest and most desirable weaves
and patterns. Including an elegant a.
sortment Of Irish Point. Brussels and
Bobinet curtains. Battenburg. Cluny
Musiins. and big assortment OF Scrim
curtains In ecru and white. Come 60 this
big Sale saturday. November the 9th.
expecting 10 find some very sxtraondi-
nary values and you win not be disap-
pointed and as usual you make your own
terms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-03
wan DIV Japanes. con-.

ROME. (via Parial. Nov. 2-The prizes
OF coal having risen 20 so a ton arrange
from japan. where Il is obtalnable al
8 yen (tO a ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
CONCESSIONS BY
WESTINGHOUSE co.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 3O-Foi.
loving the announcement of President
NJ. Herr. OF the Westinghouse Flee
VIC a manufacturing Companv that
REDUCTION In working hours and an
S "a IN wages amounting TO about
~ per cent. would be granted OOO
employees at meeting tonight in Esst
lsDurgh decided to vote to.morrow
Mnether TO accept the offer or strife
unisss their demands were granted
VI 2 majority refuses to accent The
S e1.er me men will be called out early
saturday morning. About 10 600 mon
aIe employed al the plant. incudina
many machinists working on war mn,
The men, IN their demands ask fo-
IN elgnt-hour day. 20 per cent in.
Ease IN wages and the reinstatement,
OF q discharged machinist
PRESIDENT Herr offers the mon nj,
s1tIake elght-hour and forty-minute
nay, or % hours week. a Reduction
uI Two hours week, with the same
pay as now received In addition 40
Coin pany offers q bonus OF s per cent
on me earned wages payable i'm nro.
kIessive quarterly installments This
me company estimates. will net the
s.mploye q yearly increase OF abouf
~ per cent In wages More thsn
s;suo men are now employed a. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
THE THEATRE
6IcKEL AND WATSON
IN THE NEXT FIxER."


one laugh follows another in rapid
succession in the latest George Kleine
comedy, The Fixer." featuring Bickel
and Watson, and founded on that ia
miliar stage comedy Hello Bill" by
W. NJ. Goodhue
The inimitably funny work OF
Biekel and Watson. plus the naturally
ludicrous situations of the story make
The Ftxer' comedy as fresh and
amusing as IL is unusual. Unlike other
motion picture comedies. The Fixer''
does not depend upon the antics OF
an individual for its laughs nor does
II In any way resemble the ordinary
slap-stick hodge podge of comedy sub
jects.
The Fixer' Is clean straight
through. free from vulgarity, checked
full OF hearty smokers and produced
with the same elaborate detail and
exquisite technique that always char
aeterizes Kleine film. The Fixer"
VIII be the chief attraction at the Vii
gtnia Theatre today and tomorrow.
with other single reel subjects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
GREAT CONCERT
n1nd Phases and Enthus..
e1,elencs ~ markst Audi

..si. i'. Cine crowd l4ur...,
i. - lrr people Uafrraf f.
rrl.nrrUI Hr frr f.rH.r 't.t
'tinr hana Dus f9 DO snsrf- .F ft.
BONO uas brought f.re 10y. l re
.NltlAi Hnif IrHnro zoo the Nartrt
tn-luW InHf night N
Inelo iyrrlH turned uuf rrr..... .rt.
~ iNr auditorium naa .rra.r.
n ang hn main fY0r section. 80.
POI thfir Hrnr'rlafl0n rf fr. t.r
Ie w iinHun Dol tflIr fHar.. fl ~
.,,..l -. y. .i'H Hn10r whose aurpirra III
The posram zee o. Neutral one t...-
ins otfrtur. "Wlrnou" = nrra.,l, '' ~.
fance tD fne rrlnd frsIa .rEl 49,.
rNt iiHuufr. 900 nIfInna s.... ,.'
h one or moro HfIr.fIDra .rN.
~ in hifsia hYatria. Italy ,ftrr.4r.
ZOE iand arI IungHr.. were r.rIl..flf...i
uIrrfs ''N'i
81 hard Has ever appeared bob Wheel.
... Ni Pc Hu urHn|HIuI.I. ..I.....r
l l1e a-Ire ..nH or Il1iaf fl...f
,..l IrIr'r wac ssf.lInrI.
Hlth Dbl. .r.ur... 700 ar ffr.a
being PLAYED between fl.H rf0... ......'...
IIur ThIlIEH H..rr..
NH .nuufI" rIa nF TEas.
luo NHfanf fhaIr H.I Hf.lr s..r. f..-.
sr,,see ~. AIn@..cans Iuvs1 tt fn.
forth applaIae tHaf fsrIs rrs1t 3d..
MnFErf nuflfurIIHH
Inf HYiDlsfr rr Robert b. as.I ..r
Mf NfIN N.f.nnH rufn GOD .r--.+
.fars1 ulth .HtIr ssisr.
20 10. iiapp. TINE. %. Hs.'.r r,..e
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Ins nF fhr H'H.lnE M OIL. nraHurfI.r sr
rffr'f Co., r.rf nj Do .fare ..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
MORE ELECTION
FRAUD UNCOVERED

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 80. - Further
eHluence or irregularities on mart OF
eiectlOn boards was found today in the
recount In the Second and third
MarSs ~ the primary election on SEN
, ,,,,iiS -. Locks were broken on a
Were found TO be missing
William B. Kirker. candidate for the
republican nomination for prothono-
.aIy, through his counsel TODAY Sc
SuIeu an order for recounting the maj
1ots IN thirteen additional distrtcfs
ne court later returned two OF me
petitlons after IL had been shown that
the same persons. All the districts
are IN Pittsburgh except one when
- IN homestead. Attorneys for David
y. JOINS, opponent of Kirker for the
noIIiiinatlon. later appeared in court
h1i cnaIssu mat the petitions nad
s eh signed IN blank by the petition
srs ana requested that as this was a
fraud upon the court. they should ne
thrown out. A decision will be hand-
ed down tomorrow.
AS a result OF discrepancies founo
IN making the recount Yesterday tne
Arrest or some OF the election boards
=, county Commissioner J. Denny
- Nell discovered that he was moi
crealted with all the votes that were
SaSt Tor him and instructed County
SsoIlcltor r. B. Vail to bring Informal
Hohs against these boards
county Commissioners late TODAY
ruled that they could only count the
votes votes found In the third precinct OF
sne hfst ward. this being the district
IN which Charles McChesney. now
under arrest is alleged to have oe-
Sroyed some of the ballots Looms
Iost 20 votes in the recount OF rnts
district. Attorneys for Johns appealed
me commissioners decision TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
HAS
INDUSTRIAL PLAN

DENVER. Colo. Sept. 80. An IN
dustrial plan which John ID. Rocke-
teller. Jr.. characterized as broader
and more democratic than unionism.
VIII be submitted 20 officers and en-
pioyes OF the Colorado Fuel A iron
company. AT Pueblo. on Saturday. An
nouncement OF the meeting was made
by Mr.. Rockefeller tonight.
At the conference besides Mr..
Rockefeller. viii be the principal
operating officials OF the company, All
the mine superintendents and the
grievances representatives of the yari-
Gus Colorado camps. Between 50 and
~ men are expected to attend.
Mt Rockefeller declined TO make
pubic in advance any details of the
Industrial plan which has been worked
out by himself and w. l.. Mackenzie
Ming. in collaboration with President
J. r Welborn and others officers OF
the company. He said. however. that
~ was IN no sense an attack upon
union labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
UNIVERSITY cLUs coNceRr.

Announcement Is made today tnst
saturday VIII b. the last dav for no
ceivinE subscriptions for season
i'hels 70 the University Club Con
,tIt course. which subscriptions are
70 participate IN the first aliotmept or
IcketF This does not mean thar mo
season sale will close on thai daf,
Tor the fale will remain open until inc
evening n October 81 me eingie
sac Tor the Fremstad. Amato conrert
w, gpen on me 22nd. but 10 may D.
Wen Tor the public tO realize Just what
mean
Last year. % will be- reuomb.,.o
mat practically alt the rh0Irs rr.f. 10,
W., w, mouse we're sold Tor The season A.
.ickets subscribed Tor lacks oriy sbori
I"t.y n oquaIlinE tho total am0rrf
SOLO OF Tho Time tho sale was arfu4ffv
zoe "a This means that on Monday "a.
ln4l Ith,if VIII Do allotted Hr were
..u i9t VIC entire subscription nsi
70 hr1i allotment ON Monday WIil rIi
ihg plrk ri the theatres rfnf.
M'if iH something else which tho
public should consider Several r,r
pu- af' .ayinE they viii take fheIr
chHnrnH ON single concerto An of...
lnF courort 90 magnitude always Ig.
-ffaseF the season sale Taat v..r
Inf some reason Or other. tho 0usrfgr
'nu.er 1ld not prove a rrr4f ff4uIrr
caro- This year tho courses viii orer
WIN trrmriad and Amafo in I0inf rr.
.IaI lnr most HuDrfnruIHr and fnrI
.'uIhilN lun most expensive combine
IIpn puf forward hF OBJ. rIub ..Irr. ~.
memorable Mclha kubrIIf rorrrrf a.
H stated above. Ou Monday There uIT
% Tot only fnn number uf seats which
vac lril Toy single sale InsI year Ttr
.'ason sale VIII laaf nrnrff three
Aiifr that The public wIu now
~. I. own UfurInE Ou what viii be-
i.ii Tor The single sale AffrnfIon
.honld Do taken by those HAVING or
700 .Ca-Ou tickets fu 200 fn4f .rrr
20 paid fnf aud fIrbrfa received ffr
Week ni ori obrr ffh In order thaf ffl
ON public r1Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
Has Faith in Quick
Remedy For Catarrh
Z n. ortest q Co. Guarantee That
hyomei Will Relieve the Worst
Cases OF Catarrh in
Wheeling.


When one OF the most reputable
concerns in Wheeling guarantees that
medicine will produce benefit or they
VIII refund the money. II speaks vol
nrl"s Tor the merits of that remedy. IL
Is In this way that c. II. Griest a Co.
are selling Hyomei. the treatment that
mas helped so many cssse OF both
acute and chronic catarrh in Wheel.
ing and vicinity.
Hyomei is not pill nor is n a
spray or lotion that must be rubbed
In. IL Is an oil. the air of which Won
9us' breathe in your nose. throat and
lungs by the aid of an inhaler that
comes with every outfit. Benefit will
usually be seen from the very first
treatment
This air destroys all germ life IN the
ar passages and lungs and enrlehes
and purifies the blood with the addi-
uonsl ozone II supplies. II banishes
catsfrn OF the head and throat and
respiratory organs. Wherever these
mucous membranes contain catarrhal
germs. there Hyomel will do its work
OF healing. When using this treat.
ment. the air you breathe will be found
Ike that on the mountains high above
the sea level. where grow the balsamic
trees and plants which make the air
pure by giving or volatile and antisep-
TIC fragrance that is healing to the re-
spiratory organs.
The complete Hyomei outfit is mex
pensive and includes an inhaler. drop
rer and sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks treatment.
remember that IL Hyomei does not
relieve you c. III. Griest & Co. will re-
iund your money. This is a good time
TO get rid OF catarrh by this natural
method and prevent catarrhal colds
That are so common at this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
ONE KILLED In
In CHICAGO STRIKE

CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-The fourth
day OF the strike OF garment workers
resulted In one death. a score OF ar.
rests and many disturbances.
Leo Schroeder. 10 years old. was
killed by the collapse of a house un-
der which he took refuge during a
shooting ARRAY.
The most serious disturbance OF the
DAY occurred in a building in the heart
OF the business district Five hundred
persons invaded the building. crying 10
those at work to join in the walkout.
A riot call was turned in and they
were driven across the river, after
hand TO hand struggles with a large
guard of policemen.