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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
In MOVIE LAND.
ItEN. Broad at Sevcnth.

rem. Broad at seventh
&c. Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO-DAY-"THE HIGH BlNDERS.'
Thanhouscr. Mutual Weekly No. 10.
latest war news.
L O NJ o II X O " u Ii T. G. \ : II l. r.
Range, American feature. The
Stain OF Dishonor," Reliance. Am
brosc'S Nasty Temper Keystone.
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THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely first
class; central, prices very rcasonabl
Madison 2435 10l4-lOl6 East Clay
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FINANCIAL

Money toLend
on Richmond city real estate In sums
from $1,000 to $4,000.
SUTTON & co.
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WANTED-BOard and Room
YOUNG lady stenographer desires
board and room in strictly private
family. West End central prefer
red. X los. care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION wANTED-Femnle

REFINED widow desires immediate
einpioyment: compa Mon, housckecp-
.r or any Trustworthy position. :,
Route 3. Box A3-R.
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SHOES.

CJT-RATE; SHOES
FA- lily shoes ,at rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company. 50i West
Broad street.
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FROM May to October, large airy
rooms at reduced rates: also table
board Mrs. Burbank, S27 West Frank
lin Street
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In the matter OF ~ ,,,,
\. NJ. BRlTTON. OF the ~ i'--
partnership firm of
Laugerhaum IL Britton, IN
and Individuality
Bankrupt Banl<ruptcy
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NlCTOR-Broad ut Eighth.
~ \ liniSSinn

NICTOR-Broad NJ Eighth.
sc Admission.
CHAPLIN DAY).
TO DAY-"TIiE GREAT ENPER-
imcnt' tSclig speciaD. The Love
Whip" (Nitagraph comedy). Her
Gcthsenanc" tVttagraph drama). His
New Job" tCharics Chaplin).
TOMORROW ROAD o STRIFE
tThe silver Cup). The Tanning Of
Rita tNitaEraph comedy. Seli% Jun
gle Zoo tAniiual Circus) AN Unpaid
Ransom" CE.diSon).
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


WANTED, to sell for storage. one lot
OF theater scenery. w. Fred Richard
son. Inc. COS West Main Street.
FOR sale. cheap. one 1S-syrup soda
fountain. Possession given early in
April. 1915. If Interested address West
End Pharmacy Co, Danville, Va.
TENTS. all sizes. sale Or renting, for
campers. l.. Rose x Co, i20 Brook
Avenue. Randolph litS.
BUY diamonds direct from Wholesalers,
save 80 per cent. Accounts opened
with responsible parties. Write for
catalogue OF special bargains and par
ticulars. Beck Jewelry Co. 10 Equi-
table Building. Baltimore. Md.
FERTILIZERS-r ground bone. for
lawns. wheat, fruit trees, tobacco
house plants. etc. Ground tankaKe for
early market gardening. Runs high
III ammonia, giving quick and large
results. Manufactured and sold by
Richmond refining Company, II. North
Seventeenth Street. Telephone li+?.
ONE marble. G-foot soda fountain for
sale cheap. Used one season. For
particulars apply To l.. NJ. Crank.
Louisa, Va.
ONE canning OUTFIT for sale real cheap
to quick buyer. Address. for par
ticulars, +. NJ. Crank. Louisa, Va.
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FIRST GLASS apartments, vapor heat,
private bath and excellent cuisine
furnished TO permanent and traneient
hoardcrs at Mrs. Horace Wexford
.lones's new and well-euuipped house.
200 East Franklin Street.
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
No. 100 S. First St.


No. 100 S. First St.
AZ the request OF owner. we will OFFER.
ior SAFE, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL 20. 1915.
at 80 o'clock L. NJ.
that substantially built desirable. cen
raiIy located dwelling. containing nC-
teen i?l rooms. baths. large recep-
'oh nall extra stationary washstan1
on hrst floor. The third noor has sepa
rate water and light connections with
2aS range and instantaneous heater.
This property is in good condition.
ana must be seen to be Appreciated
VIII be glad 10 have you call around
ana look over the property thoroughly
before the sale.
There is not n better location In the
city Tor an up-to-date boarding-ho
IMAM this we are Offering
FIRMS; Very reasonable. and will
be announced at sale.
l.. a. CATLiN & co.
Auctioneers
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BOARDING..

WANTED--Couple or two adults to take
meals In private family on West
Grace street. between Loinbardy and
Allen Avenue. Address III 23". care
Times Dispatch.
VACANCIES for two gentlemen; board
and room. 3o2 West Main Street.
Madison 6i2-w.
meals in nrIva,c family an t;r,rn
street. between l.oinbardy and Allen
Avenue.
FIRST CLASS Recommendations crina-
ncnt and transient no East Frank
lin
a few table boardcrs. 3ll West Grace
street: Mrs h. s. Smith.
LARGE. nicely furnished rooms: cx-
ccllent meals. 1913 East Grace.
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SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA, Beach,. the Burbanh Cot
tage will open May IS. Reservations
now being made at S2T West Franklin
Street Richmond. Va.
VIRGINIA Beach. tho Fitzhugh Cottage
May and June Address Mrs. s. T.
Adair. 2t2 East Cary street. Richmond
Va.
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FOR RENT-Farns

FOR rent, % acres at station. Southern
Road, new S-room house, porches up
and down: range in house; % laying
hcnS on place; possession at once: COM
mutation rate TO Richmond zoe. Also
new houses. Stop %. Petersburg Line.
WI! sell cheap or trade for city prop
erty. Address X 1O4, care Times Dis
patch.
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FOR RENT-Flars.
FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.


FOR rent, to couple. nicely furnished
modern flat at Forest Hin. Call
Randolph i260-W.
FURNISHED apartment, West End
month If taken at once. Look at this
one to-day. 2i0S Stuart Avenue.
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VIRGINIA. III East BROAD street,

VIRGINIA, I'll East BROAD street.
House OF Quality rhotoplays.
&c. Da: and Night, Except on Special
Feature DAYS.
THE EBBINC; TIDE
(drama) lust Look at Jake" COM
edy. featuring Ethel Clayton. The
Girl and the Matinee IDOL comedy
drama The Soul Whip" tComedy),
featuring Lillian Walker.
To- MORROW-''TllE. RETURN OF
Richard Neal: in three parts. fea--
turing Francis y. Hushman. The Girl
Engineer" Episode No. % of The
Hazards of Helen series, featuring
Helen Holmes.
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.

adults may hear of
small furnished cottage at reason
able price. Beautiful location. Owner,
Route 3. Box ABB.
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By CHARLES a. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

VACANT LOTS ON NORTH LINE OF
CAPITOL AVENUE. IN THE PLAN
OF MONUMENT HEIGHTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Million Persons
Working in British
Munitions Plants

LONDON, Dec 2o.--"Tho successes OF
the Germans have been due almost en-
tirely TO the mechanical preponderanct
they achieved at the beginning Of the
war" said David Lloyd George, minister
Of munitions. today. He added;
But the superiority Of the central
powers I'm these respects was brought to
an end al the earliest possible moment
In one direction. he said. the allies had
the superiority on the mechanical side
our command Of the sea" he said
lis due not to the excellence Of our sail
ors. but to our overwhelming superiority
of machinery"
Mr. Lloyd George's statements were
made In the House of Commons. In eN'
planning the work Of the ministry Of mu'
nitons, which now controls more than
1000 munition factories. employing about
100000 workers. he said:
I'm May. when the Germans were turn
ing out $4,000 OF high explosives daily
we were producing only $500 and 1900
shrapnel"
The house listened with closest atten-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
FAIRBURY BUYS TON
OF CANDY AND I 500 HORNS

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Dec. 2O.--(special.)-'
I'airhurys first municipal Christmas
tree now adjrns the aouth side OF the
Jefferson county court yard, and extern
sivc arrangements are being made to
mako the event an enjoyable one. IT will
be opened at s:30 p. m. next Friday
evening. The city has ordered 800 cleo
f,ic lights to be placed on the tree. 100
Lire. White and rcd. The committee has
ordered nearly a ton Of candies. which
will b. sacked by the high school girls
nd distributed during the program by
the boy scouts. Fifteen hundred tin
horns viii be given away at the close to
make tho occasion a merry one. Prof.
Datholey Of the Fsirbury band and Miss
Shanafelt Of the Fairbury schools are
training a chorus of 800 voices for the
coca sion. The Fairbury band will fur
nish music from the stand in the middle
of the street committee, composed
of cliff Crooks. Elmer Young X. f.
cressy. Roy Riley and Clel Shelley Is In
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
ANOTHER 0CoNNoR WILL
CASE ON AT LANCASTER
lr-orn = staff Correspondent.)

LINCOLN, Dec. 2O.-(Special.(-The
Thomas o'Connor estate matter pending
before the county court was continued
TODAY until December % at the request
of Kate o'Connor, who sets up her claim
as p widow OF the deceased.
Mrs. Kate O'Connor was the first wire
Of Thomas o'Cohnor. but for some reason
they had not lived together for twenty
wears and over.
o'Connor married Mrs. Ed Butler Of
Beatrice, then q widow, and the Two
have lived together as husband and wife
since 1901.
Mrs. Butler brought considerable money
TO her husband now dead, and he IN
vested it in business and property, taxing
title in his own name The estate con-
sists of two valuable residence in Lincoln
ard one IN Omaha. estimated at *2ooVo'
and $1,000 and money in the bank
Kate OConnor has two sons born 10
Ton o'Connor. and they are now trying
10 establish their mother az the legal
wife o. thei- fsthec.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
SUNDAY RECEIVES
$2S,t12.27 OFFERING
Evangelist Winds Up Syracuse Cam
paign with Over $4,000
Trail Hitters."
STAGES A wHIRLwIND CLOSE

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Dec. CO.
Especial Telegram. with n record
OF 22,449 trail hitters," Rev.
billy" Sunday closed his seven
weeks whirlwind campaign in SYRIA
cuse last night and left Immediately
for Winona Lake, Wis, for a brief
rest before opening his campaign at
Trenton. N. ].
A total of $1,000 persons at
tended the services at the tabernacle
and when BILLY" left he carried
with him a draft for $2S.112.27, re-
presenting the collections taken at
four services yesterday.
The scene when the sunday party
boarded the train was a remarkable
one. More than 10000 persona
crowded into the New York Central
train shed to say goodby and sing
their farewell to the man who has
stirred Central New York to a high
pitch of religious ferver
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Mrs. Donald
Shields Andrews, who before her elope-
ment with the Yale senior last April was
Mrs. Alma V, Hayne and before that
Princess Alma Vetsera, is suffering from
a nervous breakdown in a private sani-
tarium here. Meantime her son Of IL,
heir to Australias throne" is In school
in London and her youthful husband is
at the home OF his parents in Cleveland.
After Andrews elopement with the
princess last April the pair went 60 Lon
don. y few months later he returned
alone. Mrs. Andrews followed. She says
he deserted her there without cent. she
got here, she said. by selling her automo-
bilcs and horses.
The parents of young Andrews, who is
heir to fortune, opposed the match and
took sensational steps to prevent It.
Mrs. Andrews at the sanitarium said
that she was to have returned to London
to spend the holidays with her son, but
her ply sicians forbade her
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO
DEATH NEAR TECUMSEH

TECUMSEH. Neb., Dec .2-(Special)
Little Laura Mae Whistler. the 3-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and MRS. Riley
Whistler, suffered fatal burns Saturday.
The family home is on a farm a half
mile from Muyberry, in Pawnee county.
Mr.. Whistler had gone to his work and
Mrs. Whistler stepped out OF doors for a
pail of water. being absent from the
house but for a few minutes. The little
girl went up to the cook stove with a
newspaper in her hands. The newspaper
became ignited, set fire to the child s
clothing, and all the clothing was burned
off and the flesh was burned to a crisp
in places. The child lived until Z o'clock
in tho evening, being conscious most OF
the time. The mother of the child was
formerly Miss Clara Duvall Of Tecumseh
and has relatives here. as has the father
The funeral was held at the family home
this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
DEATH RECORD.


WEST POINT. Neb., Dec M-,speciall
Death removed one of the earliest and
best known pioneer settlers Of Cunning
county in the person OF Alva Webb, who
expired at the home OF his fathcr-in-law,
William Sorensen. Of the east side, on
Saturday morning. MIR. Webb came to
this county with his parents fifty years
ago and was brought up in this commun-
ity. where he lived until a few years
ago, when he removed TO Orient, 5. D.,
and engaged in farming He was on a
visit 70 his relatives In Cunning county
with his wife when death overlook him
He was GA years OF age and is survived
by his wife, one son and one daughter
Interment was made today at West
Point
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21

ton as Mr.. Lloyd George took up the
shortage Of munitions for the allies In
the early stages Of the war.
our troops knew q: the enemy knew
n. but neither knew how short VIC were
IN some very essential particulars" he
said TAKE suns and ammunition; Eng
hsh military opinion was welded to
shrapnel. when we suddenly found the
high explosive was the thing. We stu
have q higher opinion Of shrapnel than
the French or the Germans.
Last May. when tho Germans were
making lOO times the number Of high OK
plosivcs VIC we're. thrce-fourths Of oul
factories we're working on naval muni'
tions. Tho munitions organization at the
war office had not grown with the de
mand. They had to set up a great bust
ness organization to cope with the prob
lem"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Nebraska
SAUNDERS DEMOS
FILE HALLS NAME
3. E. Placek and DR.. Weber Sub
NIT Petition Suggesting Com
mitteeman for Governor.
DR.. HALL AGAIN DECLINES
From a STAFF Correspondent

Erom a STAFF Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 2l.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The name of Dr. p. L. Hall was
filed for democratic nomination for gov.
ernor today by $50 Saunders county
voters When asked II he would accept
the filing. DR. Hall replied in very en-
phatic language that he would not I'M
der any circumstances. The petition was
filed by Senator E f. Placek and DR..
Weber OF wahoo.
The petition placing Dr. Hall in nomi-
nation he's been expected for consider
able time. Friends OF the doctor In
Saunders county. where he formerly
lived, said It would contain 1000 names
As filed the petition lacks go Of the num-
Der and Or. Hall again states that he
will not under any circumstances accept
the filing or become n candidate.
This sentiment was expressed to The
Bee Il week ago and was given out at
that time as conclusive, but many demo
Gratis vino recognize that there is little
show for democrats In Nebraska next
year unless some such man as DR.. Hal
heads the ticket, were of the opinion
that the doctor would sacrifice every
thing for the empty honor of leading g
forlorn hope for the governorship.
Senator Placek and DR.. Weber spent
some time with Dr.. Hall today but they
got little satisfaction and came away
with the belief that all efforts to gel
the national committeeman into the con-
flict as a gubenatorial nominee will not
he successful.
Who will take up the burden is prob.
lem As the time draws near II looks
as If Mayor Charles Bryan would be the
man upon whom the honor would fall
because first the mayor has been ang'
ling for It for a long time. and second
ms defeat stares the man in the face wht
gets it, the enemies of the Lincoln eXecu
tive would Just as soon see him defeated
as any other democrat and some of thep
are not adverse to giving it to him ant
letting him take his medicine.
With Senator Hitchcock for the senate
and Mayor Bryan for governor, this
would doubtless "harmonize' the warning
clements of democrats, but some OF then
say, What In thunder is the use OF
harmony. when we can't elect anybody
Then again the brand of harmon!
which might come from an alliance o.
the Hitchcock and Bryan forces, in thu
opinion of many. fould be of the BULLDOG
variety and would work only when thu
helligerent harmonists were facing eaci
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Nebraska
FATHER OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY ALLEN DEAD

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. O,--tSpcciol Tel
cEraml-B. Il. Allen. father OF United
states District Attorney r. $ Allen. died
Of a raralyt'c stroke ot his homo in this
city this morning. nEcd 50 years.
MI Allen came to Nebraska FORTY
years ago and settled in Cass county,
moving to Lincoln about twelve years
ago. lie was one OF the leaders In tho
Grenback movement many years ago and
later In the Farmers Alliance and anti
monopoly movements Of twenty-five years
ngo
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
ARTHUR VILLAIN WRIGHT
A NOTED SCIENTIST, DEAD

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. @.-Prof
Arthur william Wright. a noted scientist
and professor Of experimental physics at
Yale from 1872 TO 1906 died at his home
hero today in his sOth year In 1873 he
as sent by the United States government
10 Colorado to observe a total eclipse OF
the sun, and at that time made the first
measurement of the polarization OF the
solar coronal. He was said to have been
tho first American TO obtain definite re-
suits from X-ray experiments.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Notes from Case County.

Herman Voiz. an old resident Of Stein
auer, died at his home at that place Fri
day afternoon, aged so years.
Henrietta NJ. Eiben, wife OF William
NJ. Eiben of this county, who is serving
a term in the penitentiary for attempting
to murder John Trauernlcht. a farmer
living near Wymore, Saturday began di-
vorce suit in the district court against
her husband, whom she charges with ex-
treme cruelty and jealousy. She asks
for a decree and the custody of their
three children
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
WHAT COUNTIES PAY
FOR TAXES IN STATE
Nrom q SD correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Dec. 0-(special)-seventy-
eight counties reporting TO Secretary
Berneeker OF the State Board OF As
sessment show that money raised by
taxation for all purposes, which includes
state, city. school and al taxes needed
20 run all departments of state and mu-
nioipal government amount TO sSo'Oss.5Sl.
This amount nearly equals the total
amount raised by the entire counties OF
the state last year. which was 80. tO0. +67.
While the state tax Is mill lower than
last year, county and municipal taxes
are higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Four Killed When
Freight Hits Jitney

NANDERGRlFT. la. Dec 20--The
death toll resulting from the accident
early today when a jtncy bus was struck
by fast freight train on the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad at West Apollo was
brought 60 four tonight with the death
of W. IT, George. owner OF the machine
Tho other victims were George Horne.
Clifford Mcconnell and Robert Milliron.
! Three other men were injured. Robert
! r. Trautman and Herbert Horne. prob
ably fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Conductor Killed by
Train at Auburn

AUBURN. Neb.. Dec. 20.-tSpecial Tele-
sram J-Michael Cunningham, Missouri
Pacific conductor on line between Au-
burn and Crete, was struck by moving
freight train and instantly killed early
this morning. He had been conductor
shout thirty-nine years and was one oil
tine Oldest men ON the road. He was aoou'
60 years Of age. His home is in kansas
city and he had been on his present run
only a week. He is survived by WIG
and adopted daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Nebraska
STATE WANTS TO CELEBRATE
Requests for Information Already
Coming to Supt. Thomas About
Semi-Centennial.
IDEA is TAKING HOLD WELL
lFrnm a STAFF cnrrnsnondont ,

From a staff Correspendcntl
LINCOLN. Dec % - Especial Com
mercial clubs arc getting ready to take
hold of municipal celebrations of the
semi-contennial birth Of the state in good
shape. according to state Superintendent
a. o. Thomas. who with Ross Hammond
Of Fremont and Peter Jossen Of Fillmore
county, arc tho committee selected to take
up the work in connection with a cclc-
bration by each town in the state,
Dr. Thomas believes that the celebration
idea is taking in good shape and already
letters are coming to him asking for in
formation regarding the methods to be
employed
Judge Reese at state house.
Judge Reese, former chico justice of the
supreme court. visited the state house
this morning and called on Chief Clerk
Lindsay and his force. Judge Reese bears
all the resemblance to a Kentucky col
onel. having developed a mustache and
chin beard that gives him all the appear.
ance of the Kentuckian OF the old school,
without the usual pocket decorations.
OkIshoman on visit North.
A. T. Boyer wife and daughter of Ola
i'NA4AA arc NiSlNiub ~ Nie nome OF W. X,
Mellor. secretary Of the state Board Of
Agriculture. Mr.. Boyer bears the dis
tinction Of being a brother-in-law of Mr..
Mellor, and a defeated candidate for the
supreme court OF Oklahoma. which means
that he is a republican, and it is consid-
cred an honor to be defeated on that
ticket in Oklahoma. They expect to stay
through the holidays.
Reward for Ogden.
Money cuts no figure with State Fire
Commissioner Ridgel. Notwithstanding
1t is four long months since he has
drawn any pay. by reason Of court pro-
ceedings started by State Treasurer Hall,
he today offered a reward of $50 for the
arrest of Ray Ogden, wanted for COM
plicity in the charge of setting fire to
q store building in Winnebago.
An Indian, who was supposed to know
something about the smatter has con-
fessed that Ogden set the fire and that
he was given a bottle of whisky to do 1t.
| Ogden has several aliases. among them
being Jack Mccarthy and Jack Kinney.
Franklin Seeks Depot.
Argument is being made before the
State Railway commission today in
hearing brought by the people Of Frank
lin, asking that the Burlington railroad
erect a new depot in that city. 1t is al
legged that the present station is made
quate to meet the demands of the bust
ness which FrS>lxlin furnishes and is
unfit for the purposes it is intended to
cover.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
To Name Germans.

PARIS. Dec. 20.-Dispatches from Con-
stantinoplc, forwarded by the Havas
correspondent at Athens say the party
OF union and progress has decided on the
nomination Ct the German counsellors In
oil the Turkish ministries except that
headed by Sheikh-Ol-lslam, the chief
ecclesiastical digntary.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Machine Jpacts.

BRADSHAW. Nch., De-. ~ tSpec'al)
DIR. Frisby and family met with an
accident yesterday evening when their
automobile upset. The accident happened
about two miles north OF town. None OF
the occupants received any serious IN
iuries. but all were more or less bruised
and cut. The machine No-' oaulN
wrecked.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
SCoTTSBLUFF CITIZEN
FILES FOR LEGISLATURE
trrom a staff correspondent

LINCOLN. Dec. 2O.-(Special)-Tha first
legislative filing to reach the secretary
OF states office came In today from
SCOTS Bluff county
W. NJ. Barbour desires tho republican
nomination from the Sevcuty-nfth dis
trict. represented in the last two ses-
siors hN = r. SteRrnes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
o. P. LIST0N OF BEATRICE
Is DEAD OF PNEUMONIA

BEATRICE. Neb.. Dec. 2O.-Cspecial Tel
egram,)-O. p. Liston, one of the best
known employees of the Rock Island rail-
road. and for many years commercial
agent of the company a, this point, died
at his home here this morning of pneu-
nnonia. He served as agent at Lincoln
and points in Kansas for a number of
years. He was about IS years OF age and
leaves q widow