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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

Wdrs nurbs bic n6r6lidt gutoipiaa abers
mails som 6einoa %esidubsrt Gi13slHt
5Hsrrei5iIhg 4bibilunesn branseH Iogor
t6iB gegeH bic ruifih SefuHg 6botin
in gcHarabieH hur, tttils beriutteH it,
ben DnisFer in Der gestno BON 3aleE5s
Garth 81 iiberfhrettsn.
3ah biefen @rfolesn trits on bic Der
6lnoeten Gtreittrdfte nun cine bopptltt
Qufgabe. Inn bas @%rrargeue 81 siHem
entibeiosnbsn Shlags 81 sstalien, beraH:
J.. ginlhne1ten gegen bic non iHlm'r
IN BEN peitliher gelegsneu adrpdtbens
gGTen befmoliaen rufFihn 9rdfte.
2. Gorcirane Der einen birtttea 8critoB
gegen bic salisifhe 6auptta6t qemterg
bebinberHoen GluBliuie bgs 8uieItsrs.
lin bic bsIonoers @i6tisteit oieItr
5IuBlinie fopobl fir ben 4ngretfer dl5
BEN 8ertbeibieer nahtr 3u bslsuhttn, ptro
3uerIf cine fur5e militdrfa q sseogrdpbiihe
gei9reibung oerieI6sn 0orun9eftitt.
Seihaffeu6eit bes 1nieiters Ebates pom
tlriprnug bis sur 5iterreiaiia sruits
fGeu @rer5e.
Dr. SLUG 3nisTer nimmt ftiusn llrs
iprung n0rbIih bes in ben adrpatbsns
admpFen Der IeBisn Moudte DieIgendHnttn
u8sotsqdHts. Sir cine tur3e 8iItdu8
perfolgt er sund4f zine n6rbli6e Qdufs
rthtunq Big in bic @egsuo nof06flid
bpn Gdmbor. Damn burfflieBt sr oai
GumpFgebitt Sfs rGnilt Mor3e' (oas
heibt fdults Meer) IN 6Ititder Ri5tung
Bis in bic Geeeno Deittid MitoIaieiu, I'm
bQnn na9 5iooIin a~b8ubissen uu0 bieIs
Rihtung Bic sum austrttt aus 0Iterreidis
16em gerritoriim STANDARDIZATION.
8as 96aI bss 7nitferg III in Der
@trede Gdm6ors6 atics 8iemlia brett uub
defenders gs9en Giibtn bin often, od bic
sniiheu BEN idoli4en Qebenfliftn be-
8nieifers ffreidenbtn @orbsrge Der 9ars
patben nidt unmittetbdr Biz an ben
Gtrom berantretsn. Bon 6aItts an
nimmt CT bonn ben dusgtfpro4tneH Gbds
ratter elnes 6ohtanbsFLuFes NIT t%iefeins
geIhaiitenem 9ett unb Feil obItirHnben,
me1rtre buuoert guB bobtn ufgrbdagm
an, fpobet Der 2dui aaBsrorbentli6 aabI'
reihe Minbuneeu uufneiit. Sn Der 2ufts
liuie gemefen bgtrdgt bic 2anse Des Stros
mes bonn n%riprune Biz sur pitsrrei9ifds
rufFlden gren5e ungeiabr go msiIea.
Was bic gaiFr6arttit bes Dnitfttrs ans
Btlan7F. III n BON Dberhdib Sanbor an
Elm a~bloIutes militGriIhes 5inbtrnis,
neldes BON anFanteris unb artIatrit nai
auf ben %porbanbgnen permaut1ten ueberi
ednaen ober uuf 9ontoas unb fonities.
militdriInen 8ridtn absrfdrittsn pera
ben fam. sis in bic gsstnb bon Wig
nio.g, oflin BEN GtauisEau, iinb aud
mthrere Gurtsn porhdRbeH, bic bon Gin
se~lperYonen oosr qatrouileH beuiibt ipsr
ben fonRen un6 bei nie6rigm Wafer
ftanbe in CONNER fam Der Slab BOZ
9abansriss abtheiluneeu sismIth stfa9r
, los burhlhDomMen fptrbeu.
aa permaatnten uebstgdHsen e%giFirtet
. am @eainue bes e~eqennartieeu surepdi
. fden 8tiegts feds EiisnbuhEbrafsn, ne
: Sen bsneA aud GKaBeabriidtp aaaetse
I Hnb. Ferner eint isEbitaHbies gttaBsn
s bride Bel 5urapuO.
+ Die Eiieaboba l~iebsrednps Fnt DO
) MeRen nd4 Often: u fiibiia 3agors; 2
3 fubprhIih Mitplaiofp; b neftIi4 Gbr
q BORON; fibSfHd 6oIies; 81 Del Ril
Il niDu an0 81 BEL 3alssRspti
Bon bdonosrsr tsategilder mI4tigte'
fir Spy1tionen bon ben fiDlib be
i Dhitfsrs geIsssnsn 3drpdtbeH, paHen q
y Gen bio udli5tfhe 9aupiTtcos 2en6sE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

ana Waiafmsl sHaH sat nat
lhflm atfmat eRtfa i ht fatps
tfta aalamlaa. atf h t8 tum nalbs
m Wtaibt iiff unuslt ipiftit nni
.6fn Maamt iabth st EnitRftt tlaanis
stpsfGiH mtitin unb at efaHtt0dftia
ittls bat ntttli8F Tnlffsttllitt b hfr
Qlnlt Riiairr 3sitsitb0 tAigt. ihsia
Htai ff tm MnafMiniW taltaua bet 0ht
litm miHlHzn EftaR bic 0opei slita,
sm dntm ntIiftsH WathfiHatH oRttrdtis
ihet aF5Its gfsta CHm 80 ttst8nsu.
1rattaihe MihHatdt hfr Tnitiitr.
einit fir annreiitr uus Rerihslhiaer.
Nus Ben otian ausiibrunau traitbl
Ha 0it aahtrctosHilttt traitgiite Nih'
tiai,il bCr Dai,ans Clinic fir cine 6@itrrfi.
Glide HtHIpt bon lttbit. 9brs Belle
nobme battle lplaEHot uumiiitlbdre uno
mii.tl6att Genitautn3cn:
L. Die Ntrtbtjojaun1 llngams mart
bata sint borgeiAattnE 81 ben Qorpaibtr
paraltlt Hatiriide Gronl n%eIentlih trs
leimttri.
2. - Uit 8fff6t auf bic etesuiudrs
tiat anacmeins Situation nnf benz oilihen
aritgsihauplabe bilptt Der Baum 5pis
ihtn Der 8niehrseinie uno ben 3arpas
,btn eiutu Gffenfbs Raum ron bsionbes
rcr 8tbfuiung, iptBien fir bic b%ortigsu
0F,rrtitiI6 bsutfdtn Gtreittrdite, Bonn )
al aus bemfslben tam Der esiammt6
iiiblitt. ruiFThe Hliigcl aufgeroIt unO
goIi5itn baourA BEN Geinbt niebtr eut-
rifen ntrbsn;
81 nahbem Iih n0rblih Sts DnieFier
feline utnntnspertbtn geoqraphilden 6ins
bernine bsFinoen, tpnnsn bic @erbinbnns
gen Der raFifteH Gtrsittrafte in Ibittsl'
unb mtRsG ali3isn, Ioipie i'm iiolinen
golen init @Hbs Rlbluno ouI bds Wiris
fdmite be6robt tptrbtu.
g.. Der Grisg fam aug hiefsm
Raume ouf Dem t~iir3elien Wege in ioldes
ruIildes @ebiet oerlegt tDerbeH, pslhss
bisber BON BEN trieecriIden @rsigniKsn
ubtrbaupt nod nidt beribrt fuur6e.
Cine i'm Gribiabr Su ermarienbs 6ffers
rsiHiihe 2ffsnfbe birfte naturgtmdb
spei 6aupt : observation-disclosures ins
apqe fdFen, ndmli9 cine brett peHlite
our aufroduua bts ruIfFhen Gtieels an
ben Ydfen uHb cine noroIths gsgen Gems
Berg. Die @or6ereitungen bitisr Gfftns
ibs erFprbern betrGdtliGe 3eit, ba ipeoen
Der Dben eeihilberkn gerinesn @erbins
bunaslinien bic 6tran3iebung bsbtutenber
ardite, bauptiddli6 Der erTor6erIi9ea
artiaeris, Ita finger hin3iehsn hirFts.
Bernsr lam cine Neutrality-suspicious. Offens
ipe nidt NIT Qusfdt auf Grfoig bssons
men nerbsn, bepor e. bic b~ortigsn 9obsns
DerbdltniFt eeftdttsH, bd bic GhRees
I6meI3e i'm 9nitTersebiet unb in ben
aarpathtn Die aus 2e6m unb IdiporSer
Gr6e befshenbe gpbentruIte berart burds
petdt. bab bic gepeeung grnBer Sssrtss
Tafeu babnr5 oubsrorbentli6 oer5bgsrt,
psnu nint gar unm0gtih 0emadt fpirb.
5erner tritt Gnbe Mara .,.b i'm Npril
i'm 9nieIitr unb ieinen Re6snfIiFtu nors
mailer WeiI: SohDaF,r Elm, mas griidns
IdIdgs ebsnfals III fsbr getpagtsH linters
nebmen geItaltet. Die b~orbunbenen, in
ben 6dnben Der Ruien beTinbIihsn, pers
munenter iebtrednse seipinnsn iufolgss
bsien n%oiur1emdb an srbobter 9ebsutnng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

DIR hetanute aanFfdrIFtheIsr Sultus
MeiersGrasfs. Der ais Irtipiliegt Rrdns
tsnpFIestr auf Dem arisgaItauplot nellie,
1T, ais er eiHsn Grdpsport bon @eftDuHs
Setsn mad Nlaiua 6ssieItete, IN rnIFide
@sFdngsnEdoft seratbsH nnb, pie Ieins
JamiIie srfdbren BAT, mad MOsEaa ges
bradt ipcrbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

fnb bic Characterization 2, 8. 4 uno 3.
Bon btsIen botten bic Oeterreiher bic
8riiden Bel Mitoiaiofp uno 5aIic8 puEh
geftHigangsn, miIt!driia proDiioriias
8riidert3pfe e%snannt, ihor porbtr, baupts
fddli9 eegen 4sybsn, esfhsrt, pabrsno
bic dnberen utbtredngt nur ourh fld6s
tigs Grofdanstu gsoedt pdren. 8ti 6as
lic8 unb Witoldion lit es aud i'm auguft
uuo Qnfang S%sptsmbsr 1914 gu BisnIid
bdFtigen admpfen gsiommen, bic 8riidens
l6pFt purbsn jsbod balb bdrauf tnfolge
Der aagemeinen notwithstanding Der
OeFerreittr bon bsnisI6sn gtrdunt-
Die aouftguration beg 9stralns u b.
li9 Dnitfers bis 5l ben paraIs
lei TauFenben 8nrputben 3 admmsn 1T
beilduiis folgtnbe:
Heller bic adrpatbtn fiibreR In jsner
0ec.nb flint gdHe naD 8ipav (gpn Ref
nat 0f): Der us3otsgaB; Der IudoIids
pdB; nsr 8ol0peesq dB; bsr Dgs5sors
unD' Der S~nblonteaspab
Die 8or6srge Der aarpatben srFfrefsn
T9 bic in bic ainie SambDrs Gtdrns8os
rpsIdfp (grObe 5~eIgruben) = Dplindsaas
brorna Bic 9itp.
R6rbIi9 bitIer ainis Ftreiden sipiihsn
ben IiblidsR RebtnfLiFen bes Dnieters
i~ioIirtt 60btn8ast, in aIIgerein nprb0Hs
li9tr ai9tung, bic isbOd nidt inapp an
bic 8lublduFs uab ben 5duptItrom bsrun.
trttsn, TonberH BIB gum gssiuu bes eigent.
liheu 5oGldn6es, fptlass ofli9 b,r giHit
usaolomsa IeinH anfane nitlHlt
e~iu5elne 9hIbtden frtilaFsn. Goldl
gstsn Fnb iene bon Gtrpt, aaIus8, Stai
uislau unb 8oIomsa.
Dsiflih pom @tanisInus aolomea slui'
foe 1nitIer ano prptb irdgt bas Ger
rain rsinea 0odlanb6oratter NIT labItn
uRbtlpalbetsn plateaus aub tisFsines.
f6nititaeH 6labtbdIsrn. Die bsriihmti
Fhpor3e Grbs biIbet bort bic BobeaIruis
ats tpidties giisnbabus 3sntrsn in
Same iio6Fli9 bes 9nisiers Fno Gam
bor, Gtrqi Gtanislau un0 apIOmtd 81
nenneH.
Star.z q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10


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bic Ditliden, galI5tideH EarpasgensYan
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-10

Der Baum norbBfIid brs 3nisfsrs Bis
sur ulhtigsn 8o6ahrede prBempBlsaem
bsrs,3arnOpOl tam III bret grObs 3onsa
tingstheilt psrsen.
!. Das bsreits srpddute Gumpfgsbiet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-23
Japan,s Smart But o, You Kansas

or knife-handle and snir a; the
scratch. Smell the cRmphorf Just
grncotton dissolved in alcohol ana
camphor The Japanese began 70
cut deeper into the Formosan cam
pllor forests
Then came the moyies-@cellnloid
films thoU9ands OF tons ~ more
campher needed The native Tor
mcsan savages GOT peeyish and kill.
ed tSce-chopPers who Invaded their
forest Businesses Japan sent troops
90 drive the natives back sirunK
charged electric wires 70 keen them
back. declared camphor Fovern
ment monoEol, and boosted the
price 20 80 cents pound
/. looked Ike a Clnch.
For a. hrgdrcd years so!eaasts
had been trying to make camrhor.
In 1909 a Germaa had pruincel 4.
'frgm OF OF tarpeutinc, aGd artificial
camphcr vas put on the marke, Hnt
With cauphot AZ so cents round
ov ners OF scattered camphor groves
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he smiled down az hes WIKI such
obvious admiration that the helpless
bound and gagged man bcy6aG the
library window lurched free from bis
captors and tusgel a. his bonds un
On they almost cur into his wrists.
Marie came back from the corner
and motioned The chauffeur and
the gardener followed With the h1s-
band % the beautiful young girl who
was then smiling her couryeoas TO
sponses 20 tie alssoleie Bert VIII
lard, slarie sped quickly across the
shadowy back lawn TO the garage
and opened the door
Hes not to talk, and hos not 70
Genie near the house she whisper
ed as the men passed her WITH their
burden, she caught Ned's indignant
eyes hxed on her. and that glare
threw her into a panic Whatever
yor DO, don't hurt him' she hastily
added "Dont hurt him;~
Outside the door Marie paused.
Her eyes were distended until they
were perfectly round, and her high
cheek bones CLEANED white She
put The knuckles OF her right hane
against her teeth and locked over
al the garage. She pulled ai the
lobe Of her ear with her lefs hanE
and looked in the house she started
bark. and she started forward. and
she turned around In a half circle
She was weli nigh distracted with
the weight OF her great S5cret was
Marie II she told Miss Junis :hat
Mr. Ned Eas 10 The garage there'd
be an end OF everything. and maybe
Il would be all for the hest or Miss
JUNE might run away again from
such comfortable surroundings. and
II would be all for the worse Marie
sat down and pulled her thumb:
shea she jumped 10 and pulled the
other thumb. The piano began a
succession % silvcry notes June.
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springing from bis seat In the tour
ing car he Jumped up. cracked his
heels together and snapped the fin
gers " both hands, II have the
grand plan 20 dispose OF our friend
the interloper, We shall teach him
ride OF JOY" lie pointed 10 a
car
Iens Jansen stopped and circlcd
one arm around Ned Warmers mid.
die and deposited his violent load
IN The tnnneau.
Marie IN the pantry hall stood
Wrinsing corner OF her dainty liz.
ne lace apron, then she dashed
back into the servants hall and told
ed her arms ushuy upon the hol-
low az her waist She dared not
leave Mr. Ned where ne was She
dared not 90 anythlng, and yet she
must, she burst out OF the rear
door. was across ythe porch IN two
strides. down the steps IN one jump
and went swishins from the garage
As she came he touring car shot
from the opposite door and went
whiEzinE up the drive. Henrl In
front and in the tonneau Ned and
huge Jens Jaassen.
(centinued)
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II isn't safe TO bet that anything
viii be done tomorrow as IL was
done yesterday.
Take camphor. for instance.
The JapaLese government has
iHs. lOst one OF the biggest bets In
the history OF commerce. Science,
which Is always revolutionary.
smashed an ancient precedent--and
thereby helped to keep down the
cost of the movies
Camphor trees grow Wild In For.
mosa- whole forests OF them. For
thousands OF yexrs the accepted
way TO produce camphoF gum was
TO cut down the tree. bolt the wood
and lie, the gum crystalline in the
siill. from tho steam No tree an,
Ger 50 years old was eligible. ana
for centuries the world got along
with The camphor produced by this
wasietul mcthod Then science
woke up.
First an American invented cellu-
Told Scratch your oelluIoia comb
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and over her bent the lnOrdinsteJ
tail WIZARD.
Well. said the gardener in the
tl.nasss 81 the garage, ana he
brushes his arms 4, was oil the
stst they needed he turned pon,
&eT0usly toward their captive,
whom they had deposited in cor
Eer on bench The gardencrs
one word was q question, an ex-
preston o. complete and thorough
bCwiderment He was broad
Swede. and his arms hung crooked
with muscles,
Il know nothing laughed the wiry
little chauffeur he was French.
man with an hHnitesimal mustache
and a quick ey and a chiidhkc JOY
ln everything The maid 90 the
charming maasm0iseile telephones
from the pantry 30 the garage that
there l. man pear the hedge who
must not come near mademoiselle,
who must not speak. 10 whom noth-
ins must De said. and All must be
prompt Vosla am Henri, and
all OK action J call my friend
Jens And he tapped the huge
Swede ap9rovingly. on hte chest 7
bring MY friend lens swiftly by the
mere lurrr u rgftiftyr--- n we glide
through the bushes SO, Tike. q snake.
No lie laughed ara sm0ts his
frieai lens on tie wide chest, Like
a snake and a bail. We creep up
behind the interloper We pounce
lpon him so, like cat aud a hip-
pot0tamns We bear him 10 the
earth. Nadsm6lselle trips lightly
from her car, vision. Gream a
ravishmsar And he waited kiss
10 the general abstract of beauty.
The charming na3ernolseIle Is safe.
The iRterIoper IS here. VOLTA"
Nsde Jsns reached his hand into
his pocket for pipe and Glanced
eyer to where Ned saED qHietly IN
the corner
Ned Warner stirred imDatiently.
re gave another tug AZ the ropes
which bound his wrist. bat x was
only al Involuntary test re must
resi- before Re made anothc. de-
termuieG et,cmpt 70 free himself.
he gave 2 saGdea wrench AZ his
bonds straggliny 50 fercely 70 loos-
en- then that ne rose ard reeled to-
ward tke door
Hinge Jens Janssen stopped Ned
from falling.
I2e chauffeur laughed. and.
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coast
Sac ties them 10 in a simple knot
behind, but some of them es-a- !
sad tioat about her face in pietur-
es1Re disorder she has lie manner
and simplicity ar . child. and vet
FPcaks with the philosophical direct.
ness o. woman Of forty
In fact she IL but twenty years
Oh She has the delicateIy pointed
hand OF the ARTIST but walks win
2 decisive step which. II extremely
graceful. shows energy. dnlarulua.
ton aud. above All the psrfec, poIse.
which ! found to be. perhaps. her
most fascinating asset.
Mary Plctford you will see by
this description. is rather a contra.
dictory character
Her voice. which her numerous
EnWfrrTs HIT1 rEvrr tt7FarJt.- fr-7s 4
soft sweet childish quality II ~
not very strong. bar expresses IN
information every flicker Of emotion
that passes across her speaking
fae.
More thar any other actress. she
reminds me u Sarah Baruhardt and
although Bernharlt is old enough
70 be her grandmother. SET Miss
Pickford shows tho same wondrous
salty in the same delicate body
aHd She has the same enthusis IA
In life and living that have always
found IN The great traeedmn
am quite sure that nothing can
come 70 either Of them that viii
break their indomfable courage or
quench their everlasting ambition.
IT'S a long story" she said. this
mating Of a successful movie &C..
trcss To write IL. one must al.
most write the history Of ones life
Tor am sure that to Dc succcs.
nj picture artist one must have *.
sctly the same attributes, The same
talents, the same emotions and the
same general outlook on The Affairs
OF every day that one must have 20
be successful woman IN any other
walk OF life
Tho greatest thing. however. h
10 have q capacity tor aad love Of
hard work"
-Ono must MOrk early and late.
ard love the work % much that II
seems a part of onc--thst one feels
without u ono could notslivc."
tTo be continued tomorrowJ
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-ssnt out mainly for shade and
ornament--in ceylNh. Italy. Jamaica.
Florida. Texas and California. be-
gan 20 wonder n there wasn't some
other and quicker way 10 get cam
phor.
There Was. A chemist OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Kansas found II, stimuli
tanoously With other chemists In
.Ceylon. Both made the startling
discovery that YOU didn't have TO
cut down your camphof tree al all!
The dead leaves that fell from n rve'
.yearoid tree Yielded In seven years
as much camphor rs the whole tree
would " chopped down. A crop
every year-and YOU could keep
youf tree,
AZ one stroke the japanese mon,
opoly and the German factory went
into the discard Camphor planta.
tions are sRriuging up IN every
warm climate, yielding. qnIek re-
turns,
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HiNTH EPISODE
Kidnapped
CHAPTER 4.

/, From his eonceaiment amid the
Ghrubbery Ned Warner rose 10 rush
1prward as the brilliantly-lightec
z1i1horsine. with It's gay party OF FIVE,
swept down the drive OF the Willard
home. His eyes were burning. he
we> breathing heavily. and his I'm.
1ors were curved like claws. for in
. moment more he intended to CRAP
pie BY the throat the black yandlSed
pc BY the throat the black yandyked
n runaway b3de
Al that instant three shadowy fig-
>lres sprung also from amid the
nhrubbery. two men and woman.
Thsrc was no cutlery and scarcely
nny struggle. Ned Warner found
&Imself suddenly seized from be-
Mind rough sleeve across his
mouth. his arms pinioned He was
Ilf(ed bodily and thrown as Gilbert
+ 11ye. with the grace and gailantry
ooIy possible TO a polished man o;
mo world. assisted the radiant June
warner from his iuxuriouso limou-
|1ine-
The deserted groom. his head stin
held IN q vise-like grip and his mouth
stopped. saw bis bride enter the
house. surrounded by the CAV group.
<he darkly handsome Biye on one
ride and the white mnstached Grin
cunningham ON the other
4 was Marie who made the gag to
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HARMED HEADS
WELFARE LEAGUE

Under the auspices OF the Citizens
Welfare League OF Michigan. two
'nplift" aims will be shown in the
Paiister theater, No. 1910 Wood.
wardaye,. Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock The money taken In will
be used 10 assis, in nnancing the
lpague's campaign for board OF
administration 10 govern all state
Institutions. taking the place OF the
separate boards that now have con
troll The rims viii include The
Price lie Paid by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox aud Was He Born or
Made written b. Jack Rose. presi-
dent OF the Humanology Film co.
a piano solo VIII be rendered by
Miss Alma Clock and Miss Vera
TAFT win sing
Abner = tarncd VAS elected pres.
iient OF tho league. "a meeting OF
the directors IN the Hotel Statler.
Saturday The other otiicers chosen
are FIRST yicepresident. Frank T.
Lodge second vice.president. Mrs.
, K Galley third vice president.
Rishop Charles d Williams; secre-
tary, Edward J. Hickey treasurer.
s Pointer Bradley The next meet.
ing viii be- held In the Hotel stAtler.
SATURDAY evening n O'Clock
4 delegation from the league viii
20 20 Lansing Thursday. 10 wfRo tho
passage OF The hoard Of hdministra.
tlon bill Attorney Lodge wa argue
the case for the league.
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(centinuedl
So proauets Man killed.

CGCAGo, March 2s.--Chapin r
Phillips. construction superintendent
in CHICAGO Cor the Detroit steel Pro.
ducts Co. vas killed, SUNDAY night
By an automobile AZ Twenty-secoud
81. and IIamlir,aye.
The machine vas being driven by
Arthur Ninow who was arrested
Ir. Phillips lived at No 1885 South
Hamlin ave.