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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Aimed at Omaha

Tecuuseh C'hieftaIn: And now comes an Omaha
dancing master and announces new step. the saw
dust glide" The Omaha Bee says brighten the
Corner" has been set to music for q two-step What
next7
Grand Island independent: In asking for a divorce
an Omaha woman alleges that four days after her
marriage her husband hurled loaf Of bread at her.
said Of bread striking her the head and caus-
ing great bodily pain and anguish OF mind The petit
toner relates that she married at Fremont There
will be a question. possibly. to the weight Of the
bread-was It heavy lead. or was IT one Of these
light fluffy things7 Must trembe for the reputa-
ton of the domestic science department OF the Ere
mont public schools?
Beatrice Sun: The authorities at Omaha have been
brought face face with the problem OF divided al
egance residents Of this country. An Italian rest
dent OF Omaha, though still subject Of the king Of
italy. responded orders from Rome and went back
home to in the army He left his wife and
several destitute children. She applied to the court
for mothers pension, under the statutes Of this
state. The and children will, Of course, have
TO be cared for but IL looks like intrudng upon tho
patience OF good-natured neutral for soldiers in
foreign army TO turn their families to Douglas
county to be fed This is only drop in the ocean
compared with the burden which has imposed
upon European neutras, especially Holland
Nebraska City Press The Rev Mr.. Rouse OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church Of Omaha who has adopted the
methods Of Billy Sunday is not entitled to one-half
the publicity he is getting because he original
Billy" Sunday has many imtators but none of them
have been successful As a revivallsc Charley Chap
lin the Omaha is not likely to prove successful
except at the beginning We told that already
hftyeight converts have been brought to his church
because he has adopted the billy" Sunday methods
The novelty, however, will off. 1t will be in
terestnR to note year. two years. from
| how many Of the BILLY" Sunday converts
enthusiastic they now. compared to the
and women who make the Christian resolution without
being urged to do with brass band accomplishments
Friend Telegraph: Considerable bowling and plug
cling is being INDUCED In at Omaha induce the city
TO duplicate its electric fire alarm apparatus The
same has been the in Friend, where the desire
TO invest In rather expensive fire apparatus
IL might be possible that in the of fire Friend
the city marshal might be compelled go around and
waken up few people in order to notify them that
fire was in progress. Bells a little knky you
| know.
Grand Island Independent: chapter has been
written on the efficacy of The papers
and Tho Omaha Bee comment at length on the fact
that on last Saturday BILLY" Sunday who is carrying
on series of meetings at Syracuse. N Y prayed 10.
the success Of two foot ball teams in that city Beth
teams won. and there devotees OF Mr. Sunday
enthusiastic enough-if enthusiastic is the word
to regard his the deciding factor A debate
between eminent theologians this question would
| be interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
The Retort Ape.

Pat has always been celebrated the world over for
his reparee and he did belle his reputation for
smart retorts quite recently.
IL happened that warship touched at a military
port on the coast Of Ireland, and Tommy" meeting
ful-bearded Irish tar in the street, accosted him
with:
Here, say, Pat, when you goin to put those
whskers OF yours on the lst?'
Pat turned and eyed his questioner thoughtfuy for
the space of half a second. then:
'Begorra, just as soon you place your own
tongue the civil list" his reply-PhiIa dephia
Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Closing Date Positively Fixed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-To the Edi-
tor of The Bee: 1t has been persistently
rumored that the Panama-Pacific Inter-
national exposition will remain open until
January l. or later. This rumor is I'M
authorized. The exposition will close on
the date originally set for its close. De-
cember 4, 1915.
In view of these circumstances 1t is
probable that many persons who are
coming to California, or who have not
yet seen the exposition. would come here
with the expectation of seeing 1t during
the holidays. and he disappointed.
Thanking you for your many courtesies
i'm the past. and assuring you that your
interest In the exposition has been deeply
appreciated. CHARLES c. MOORE,
President.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Of Miss corn to MIR cobb and OF Miss
snow to Mr.. Blizzard ?'-Baltimore Amer
lean
Il see some OF our footlight favorites
are giving advice on legal and ethical
questions" complained lawyer.
Two can play at that game Offer to.
retail complexion hints and pointers on
the care OF the hair. Louisville Times.
Ma-You've been drinking. l smell Il
in your breath
Pa-Not a drop. I've been eating frogs
legs What YOU smell is the hops-Har~
ward Bampoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

A fortune estimated at $5O.OOO,O0O piled
up by Philadelphia's traction magnate. Peter A.
b. Widener, is to be held in trust for 20 years.
provided the trust conditions OF his will are not
upset by shortened lives OF the heirs. The will
expressly enjoins secrecy as to the size OF the
fortune. But there are mo pockets in the
shroud" % insure concealment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Il caught a quartet Of young lovers
sitting out the dances on the sIalrs' anu
they blushed like a furnace .,
"Ah a regular case OF four-flushing.
Baltimore American.
Mrs Casey-The doctor says ye have
appendicitis, Tim!
Mr.. Casey-Och. Norah, Norah! Whoy
wor We so foolish as to show him ye'
handbook Dallas News.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Too Serious 10 Joke About.

AURORA, Neb., Nov. 2s.-To the Editor
OF The Bee: Mellificia says, "Other towns.
even Kansas City. may now have an op.
portunity to contribute something to the
social progress and refinement of Ameri-
can life"
Why the Even Kansas city," Omaha
is good town. and so is Kansas City a
good town, and I'm sure Kansas City is
equal to setting as good an example Of
refinement and social progress" as
Omaha. even IL 1t isn't formerly Of
Omaha" We don't like to hear our
home town spoken of lightly do we?
MRS. G. NJ. p.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

According to State department advices the
British ''miss the point" in the 20.0OO-word
American note OF last month That is not sur
prising. The test of diplomatic skill lies in
arguing away from the main issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
05e G8ees4a
.LeMe2sR0otT
stnnnInr thn Mnr.

stopping the War.
GRIswOLD. Ia. Nov. 2e.-To the Ed
i;or OF The Bee: Recent figures place the
British war loan totaiing Slo0O,oOO,0O Ii
IS also said that British war expenses
up to date far exceed the total Of all the
vars of christcndom between the year
1870 and 1850 with the war loans of EI-
rope greater for one year than the total
cost Of all wars for the last 125 years.
il is also said that IL all the men slain
IN this great crisis were stretched out
IN rows it would take the fastest express
train thirty days TO pass them running
twerty-four hours day. Let the realer
now draw upon his imagination and think
q 100000 soldiers wounded in every con-
cciyabe manner hobbling past and view
itE the slain. 1t would require 365 days
TO pass a given point.
Now let the people OF the civilized world
view this great funeral cortege. Let US
see what preparedness" OF other ma
lions has done for true enlightenment of
the people OF the earth. In the name of
hugh heaven where do we find civiliz,ng
influences in the lannon's roar or I'm
proved and humane" methods of warfare?
Yes, the echo answers, where?
Speaking Of preparedness. why not let
the coming congress raise the $4,000, 30,
appropriating a portion of same for the
establishing OF correspondence schools 10
EDUCATE evangelists? Such men could go
out and teach the people the spirit of
do unto Others" lie. your light so shine
among men," in honor preferring one
enother," etc, and the spirit of beating
the sword into ploughshares" will prevail
End the nations Of the earth will yet bow
az the shrine Of peace that passeth all
Understanding. T. J. HILDEBRAND.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

In the hands OF managers truly great.
series OF wrestling matches between opposing
primary candidates would pump needed ginger
into the political game, tap an uncovered gold
mine and give sports run for their money.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Canadians on the lake borders fear an In
vasion from Milwaukee and are doubling the
coast guards. Evidently the facilities OF Buff
falo and Detroit are unequal to the demands OF
the Canadian dry belt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

An extra 800. 900 900 of taxes to feed the
federal treasury means only trifle over dol
lar head Of the population of this country. A
mere bag-o-shells.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

From now on the small boy has nothing to
divert him from giving undivided attention to
Christmas expectations.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Still. hunger strike on Thanksgiving day
must have been foredoomed to failure in the
very nature of things
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Republican Leader Mann throws an early
scare into the democratic camp. HIS temper.
keyed TO the fighting pitch. menaees the security
OF a meager majority in congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Worse and more Of there come holdups
reported from towns in the interior of the state
where they haven't any police force to take the
blame
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Some discomfort attends an Atlantic sea
voyage IN December, but the honor OF being a
guest Of $1O,OOO,OOO peace fund compensates
for drawbacks.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Those chronic democratic charges OF repub-
lican extravaganza are pretty thoroughly an
swered by the estimates OF money needed for
the democrats to run the government next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

The head OF the Nebraska Peace society is
TO be one of the Ford peace delegation so what
ever good may be accomplished, Nebraska will
at least have a share in IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

The amazing resources of French thrift
tested by the new national loan prove equal to
the demands OF 1915 as they did 1871
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Any more ambitious wrestlers want to play
with the scissors?
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

The shifting OF the cyclone belt to the sunny
south ranks one OF the notable meteoroligi-
call events of the waning year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Greece's trouble plainly springs from the
fact that it is too near Turkey.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

There are so few suitable marriage
II seems to me nowadays"
How can you say so when the press
chronicled In this one week the marriage
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Irate Individual Chit by golf balD-Hey!
This will cost you $40
Golfcr-Didn't you hear me say "Fore?'
Irate Individual-Four will be suffi-
cient.-Yale Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
SUNNY GEMS.

Hub (musingly)-As Lincoln said. q man
may fool some OF the people all tie time
and all the people some Of the time
Wife (briskly)-But you can't fool me
any of the time. Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed TO them. Ad-
dress viii be changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

Tecumseh ChieftaIn: And now comes an Omaha
dancing and announces new step. the saw
dust glide" The omaha Bee says brighten the
Corner" has been set to music for a two-step. What
next7
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
sLADY LUXURY, PROVES
MUSICAL COMEDY TREAT
Spiendidly Mounted and Played by
Exceptionally Capable Cast, New
Play Makes Hit.

The Norfolk Landmark, Thursday,
February 25th. says:
Lady Luxury,p pew musical
comedy. book and lyrics; by Rida
Johnson Young. musie by William
soiiToder, which was given It's first
presentation here ut the Wells last
night. is we'll named.
The play fairly luxuriates in
wealth OF heautiful music, sprightiy
uaneeE. q magnificent stage setting
THE action all takes place In one
drawing roon.,l gorgeous costumes,
anu a cast and chorus thai can sing,
dance and act. :,
Little else is required for the nv
egage musical comedy. hut aLady
Luxury" IS fas nboyc the average and
thsFcfcre has a welI-defined plot that
serves TO increase interests though Il
is not diillcait TO tell how Ii is all 20
ing 70 tlirn out.
And, be il said, it all turns ont very
well. indeed, for seldom has a more
thoroughly enjoyed performances OF
this Kind been seen on the local
;yoards This is rather a broad state
ment, but 1t win very likely be snb.
'scrihed to by ana - no cav: the play.
While the audience way not a iarre
one. nothing like what the play allsi
players deserved, Il was highly an
prsciatiya. and heartily alplauied
dthe delightful musfcscai numbers
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
. ANU SEMENTS

and attractive dances, with which
Lady Luxury is lavishiy endowed
Encores Sere frequent. and were CIV
en- with spirit and dash that was
Tefr shing
1t would be difficult. indeed, to say
which OF the players who portrayed
the principal roles pleased most. 1t
must in truth be said that a more ca
pable and. evenly balanced cast would
be difficult TO select. Aside from their
acting ability. the principals all have
excellent voices, and their vocal eff
forts met with the recognition they
deserved at the hands of the au-
dience.
Miss Florence Webber, who played
Eloise Van Cuyler c'Lady Luxury" y
Is a. dainty and charming little wo-
man with soprano OF unusual sweet
ness and purity of tone. Her solos
were splendidly rendered. Miss
Marie Flyn, Miss Enfilie Lea, and
Miss Emily Fitzroy, played the 9TH
er femininet roles capitalIy, the
specially dancing of Miss Lea being a
feature of the performance.
The bulk of the comedy was fur
nished by J. w Herbert, Sam J.
Burton and Forest HUFF, while the
latter also demonstrated that he is a
singer OF ability. Donald Macdonald.
as Jimmy" captivated the audience
with his savor faire, his excellent
voice and sprightly dancing. Arthur
Albro, as Count Pianasolli" por-
trayed the character to the life. and
MS grand opera number gave him
opportunity for display of a tenor
voice OF remarkable range and
volume.
me ensemble numbers were given
WIN VIM and spirit by chorus that
can sing, dance and act. Altoratbar
Lady Luxury" proved one of the
musical comedy treats of the season,
and it is matter of regret that the
matinee performance scheduled for
Yesterday. had 10 be cancelled owing
10 deiay III arrival of the scenery.
which is of Il missive kind.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
ASSASSINATION PLOT

BERLIN. March 1o.-The Overseas
News Agency TO-DAY gave out the fol-
lowing: ts-..,..,. ~ -.
"The Deutsche Tegesla Zeitune's
Athens correspondent reports that
French and English letters and $780,
600 were found in the possession OF
Athanas, who was arrested charged
with planning the assassination of
King Constantine.
Hundreds of French and British
wounded from the Dardanelles have
arrived ut Salonili.n
There has been no recent report OF
of n conspiracy formed to assassinate
King Constantine OF Greece.
On January 2S. Copenhagen dis
patch said a rumor had reached the
Danish capital that an attempt had
been made several days previously al
Patras to kill King Constantine. This
report, 1t was asserted. : originated
with travellers arriving at Constants
nopie. The Greek mininter in London
stamped 1t as absolutely untrue.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
TEN YEAIrs iIlsERY- ENnRn.

.. 4 Chambers. merchant, Jones'
boro. Ark. writes: lsoley Kidney pills
cured me of a ten year standing case
Iof Rheumatism, ] suffeEed Fniserably.
A friend told me Of being cured; 50 7
used thcIn. and they cured me. too.
Most middle aged men and women nre
slnd to learn that Foley Kidney pills
AFFORD o way to escape sleep disturb-
Ing bladder weakness. backaohe. rheu2
ine5isn. puflness undor eyes, sitf ard
swooien Joints. and other Ills attribut-
ed TO kidney troubles, EYHnsg Pfar.-
NANCY.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
THE LION AND THE MOUSE
Celebrated Drama viii BE Shown nj
"Phe Anderson" To-day.

John Burkett Ryder is' master of
7n1nce with Il boundless desire for
wealth. No men avarice, but of the
power To he gained through riches
"a domineering will and unscrupulous
soa.. Previous to the opening of the
story Ryder has compassed the Gnan-
ciai ruin and professional disgrace of
Judge Rossmore, of the supreme
court, to avcnge himself for certain
adverse decisions which the Judge
has rendered againa. the corpora
tion. Shirley Rossmore, the judges
daughter and young Jefferson Ryder
returning from Europe on the same
boat, have met and registered a pret-
ty story interest in each other, being
at the time entirely ignorant of the
friction now existing between their
respected fathers. Shirley has writ
ten q novel and from Jefferson's de-
scription Of his father has made the
star character Of the story fair pro-
totype OF the master of finance. Ryder
without consulting his sons wishes
has already announced an engage
ment between Jefferson and the
daughter or Senaror ROBERTS. Shirley
Rossmore's book which is written un-
der the pseudonym of Sarah Green
gets into Ryder's house and makes
such an impression that the great
financier employs q detective to find
the author. Sarah Green is found and
Ryder employs her to compile his
biography not dreaming that she. is
the daughter OF the Judge he has ruin
ed. Now comes the battle between
the Lion and the Mouse. The Mouse
wins the Lions admiraticn by the
outspoken audacity OF her opinion of
his life and moral code. Kate Rob-
erts whom Ryder hae selected to be
his sons fiancee elopes with his aris-
tocratfc private secretary. ''Fourth
groom of tho bed chamber to the sec
ond Prince of England" Ryder to
pacify his son and to Offset his at
tachment for Shirley Rossmorp sug-
gests that he shall marry Sarah Green
'who has. proven herself far more
brilliant than the judges girl" 1t is
then Shirley's turn, she declares her
identity and admits that she has se-
cured certain ietters from Ryder,s
desk that viii prove her fathers In
nocence. Ryder orders her from the
house, then he sits up all night, con-
sumes innumerable black cigars and
finally conquers his own vanity. Next
day Jefferson Ryder proposes but
Shirley declares she will never marry
a man that has such q father. With
bitter words Jefferson deneunces his
father, no tells him that the girl , e
loves object to the family. But John
Burkett Ryder eats big slice OF
pie, he announces that he will
prevent the impeachment of Judge
Rossmore and impiores Shirley to ac-
cept his son. The Mouse had con-
quered the Lion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
THIsAND 1--WE (,ENgs5i

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
Interesting Meeting
Of Ad Ciub Held.

An interesting meeting of the Am
derson Adj club was held last night
at the chamber of commerce. Three
interesting ial,s. we're made, one By
Phelps Sasseen. advertising manager
OF The Intelligencer. one by Archie
l.. Todd and another by Frank Urger.
Mr.. Sasscen talked on The Rela-
tion of Advertising TO Retail Bust
ness" Mr.. Todd on the subject of
"Salesmanship' and Mr.. Unger on
Window Dressing. The club de-
cided TO invite Or. Myer-Gerhard.
celebrated German who is touring
this country 10 come 10 Anderson
and deliver The lecture on the Eu-
ropean war which he has given in Il
number Of Southern Cities. Later on
the club proposes To invite some one
here 10 make 4 lecture on the war
from AN opposite viewpoint. Matters
pertaining 10 the amended constitu-
tion and by'!aws were discussed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
Several automobile
Parties Were Here.

1t is conservatiyely estimated that
between 40 and 30 people from Hart
woil. Ga were here Tuesday night
Tor tho Honey Boy MinStrels. which
held the boards At The Anderson.
The visitors came in some 10 or more
cars. Among those composing the
party were: II. l.. Yates, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Kidd, Augustus SHELTON
Miss Olive Mattcrson. Bonner Linder.
NJ Sattcrfield, Eulph Dodd. Elton
Holland. Augustus Richardson, Fred
White. DR.. i. y. Leard, Willie
brown steve Shelton, Marion Thorn
ton. Enoch Benson. Harold Afford.
Tom Cunningham. B. C.. Afford and
j. L. Tensley.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and PeTsonaI Mention Caught Over
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These Got Stuck
iiaSi ID lllp Mnh .

These Got Stuck
Fast In The Mud.
Quite number of visitors were
here from clemson College Tuesday
night TO attend the Honey Boy
Minstres at Tie Anderson. Several
OF the visitors came down on the
gas-electric car of the Blue Ridge,
while several came in automobiles.
Those who came by rail remained
over here for the night and returned
to Clmson yesterday. Those who
made the trip through the country
In automobiles returned to Clemson
Tuesday night. with the exception OF
one party. consisting OF two gentle
men and their wives. Their car got
,stuck in the mud between here and
Clemson and they did not get out
again before daylight. reaching Glenn
son College yesterday morning about
8 o'clock. 1t is understood on good
authority that the members of this
particular party are enthusiastic for
bond issue for good roads in An
derson county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
Breaking I'm Store
Charged Against Boy.

Charged with breaking jato the
store of Mr. Pleas Malaffey, at
Townpille, Tuesday night, Grady
Evans, an 1S year old white boy, was
brought to Anderson yesterday and
lodged in the county Jail. Mr..
Mahaffey had occasion to 60 to his
store between and O'Clock that
night, and upon entering the door
heard a noise In the rear. An investi-
CATION was made with the result that
young Evans was discovered hiding
under the counter in the rea- of the
building.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
order Your HeIns's
Sapplies Now.

the South Side Grocery Co.. are
Offering their customers the oppor-
sunity of placing orders now for any
Of the several kinds of beans which
Heinz makes taste so good. Gus
TONERS also have the chance to place
their orders for any Of the fifty
seven" varieties OF pickles, pre-
serves. condiments, ETC., for fall de-
livery. Mr. FheiIing, representing
Heinz, accompanied by Mr.. G.. V.
Whitton, representing the South Side
Grocery Co.. are husily engaged this
week seeing this company's trade
and II they miss you. IL won't be their
fanlt.,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-11
Green's Body Is
Sent to Murphy, n G..

The remains OF w. c. Green, who
wus snvt nnH instantly hiiiuii iusi
Monday night by Master Mechanic
5. Curtis Armstrong OF Orr Cotton
Mills. who discovered the dead man
after he had broken into the Arm
strong homo. were shipped yesterday
to Murphy. N. c., the dead mans re-
latives having been located there and
they having teiegraphed the local un-
dertaking establishment having the
remains In charge TO ship them to
Murphy.