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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25

only such utensils as are required
FOR frequent use. A pantry full oil
articles which are only used once
In six months IL a perfect nuisance
when efficiency II considered.
Here Is a modest working outfit
One large frying pan. small frying
pan, tea kettle. double boiler, /
ooiander. basin. I toaster. | mine,
er. Crater. | good.sized kettle, |
meat tin, ! cake tin, bread tins.
Tour sitter. tin pepper shaker. /
Tine strainer. . sauce pans of yari.
Gus Sizes. : asbestos mats. / pair OF
scales. chopping bowl. / rolling
pin. ! pair OF scissors. chopping
knife. ! pairing knife. pastry knife,
l large basting spoon. 3 or 1 wood.
On spoons. ! set OF Akewers. / egg
beater or whisk. corkscr.w, / can
opener, scrubbing brush. bottle
hruah, J lemon squeczer. a few Jars
with good. tight.fitting lids for sup-
plies. flour bin. or J pitchers. /
large earthen mixing bowl. n few
smaller bowls. dish cloths, floor
cloths. oven cloths. pudding cloths
and a piece OF channels for polish.
ing
o.--Csn you tell me OF any way /
can find out about . certain law In
oresonf A FRIEND.
A-Wrffs 70 fha n.gr.,.rx ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25
Roe6ED OF sfoo


Alec Mcdonald reported to the
police today that he was struck
over the head and robbed of a
watch and 500 on the c. II. II.
dock "Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25

crushed foot when a mattress rolled
against his leg last week, he claims
suit for $4,000 damages. filed Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25
ASKS $1,000 DAMAGES

Melvin Guerrieri. an elevator op.
orator In the Woodhouse & Grun.
baum furniture store, sustained a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25

o.-Csn you tell me how 20 fis
gil, picture frames. diseoiored. so
they Will be ~ 20 usef We would
like to have them a dark brown or
black, bv, do not know what 20
use. NJ. X. w.
Remove the gilt paint thoroughly
from the frames by scruhhing WIG.
orously with a brush and the fol.
lowing mixture; Arachic acid. rs
parts. benxine. t2 parts. methyl al.
cohol, 40 parts. Then stain. paint
or varnish to suit A dark stain
probably would be best. and you
can obtain same at hardware or
paint store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25

o.-Tuesday being my wife's
birthday. bought her . new broom.
mop. dust pan and carpet bea,er.
Since same have been delivered. she
has turned suddenly cold toward
me. Can you advise, please, how !
can regain her lover ! am afraid n
will terminate In the courts N some.
thing ISN'T done.
BROKE N.HEARTEp HUSBAND.
Any. that rs too bad Your
wife evidently didn't appreciate
your gentle hint that spring house
cleaning II near Perhaps YOU can
redeem yourself by digging In and
making good use OF wlfes birthday
presents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-25


o.--Ho~ can make my eyes
brightf They are very dull look.
ING. Also. tell me something that
will make my waist smaller. y.
A.-Th- best recipe for bright
eyes II plenty OF sleep. right eating.
thinking and living.
Small waists are not fashionable
and not considered graceful nova.
daya. fortunately Exercises such
a. any gymnasium teacher would
give you are good 10 keen the body
we'll formed
o.--Whss would be q COED list Of
Kitchen utensils for q young bride
who is 10 do her own work.
MISS 10.
A III il the heat MAN 10 have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25

hOSSIHNS T HFtN AEAAT INNE VT
PINSK5AND DUBNo
Observation-Disclosures of city of
Pinsk and fortress of Dubno by the
cars troops predicted by war Office
officials today.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen is
being hard pressed in /Pinsk region.
Germans have suffered heavy losses
and have abandoned large numbers
of guns in their retreat.
Austrians are counter-attacking
determinedly, but have been unable
to stem Russian advance in Volhy-
man fortress triangle. Enemy is re-
firing upon Dubno, whose works are
not suitable for defense against at
tack from north and it Is believed
here that fortress itself will be reee-
cupied within few days.
Battle all around Dvinsk and
along Dwina continues.
Athens. - Great crowds naraded
streets last night and early today in
war demonstrations before French,
English and Italian legations. Crowds
carried Greek flags and those of allied
nations. Bulgarians and Turks were
not molested.
War offices we're not closed during
the night.
Newspapers are commenting eau
tiously upon Bulgaria's move and ex-
pressing hope that Bulgarian mobil-
ization order does not mean that
Gar Ferdinand intends to start third
Balkan war.
London. ~ German admiralty adj
nits loss of Ss Zeppelins and Par
seval airships from beginning of war
to Aug. 1, and declares that since
that date two Zeppelins and one par
that date two Zeppelins and one Par
seval have been reported missing.
Tokie.-AIiies reported to be pre-
pairing to call upon Japan to send
troops to help block threatened Aus
German drive on Constantinople,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25

superable. Early in the war the gov
eminent even frowned on movement
to enlist volunteers here for service
in France.
Paris, ~ French warship has en-
tered Dardaneiles and silenced Turk
ish battery on Asiatic coast.
London. HeIland-American liner
Eemdyk sunk. Crew saved.
PaFls.-FFenek air squadron bonn
barded Sahlons railway station at
Metz.
Germans again using asphyxiating
gas bombs in regions Of Auberive and
St Hilaire.
French gunners continued to wreck
German trenches in Artois, Cham
payne and Argonne regions. Germans
replied with attack upon French po-
sitions near Andeehy, Dancourt and
Tilloloy.
Amsterdam. ~ British warships
heavily bombarded Zeehrugge, Ger
man naval base, today. Extent of
damage not known.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
AUsTRIA-HUNoARY WOULD CON.
troll ACTS OF SUBJECTS,

Youngstown, O., Sept. 25.-Fresh
attempt by Austria Hungary to con-
troll acts of its subjects in U. s, seen
by officials here today. Dual monar-
chy requested common pleas court
to examine Joseph Giepielowsh,
steel worker, for alleged reasonable
utterances.
Judge w. P. Barnum will act as an
examining magistrate, and If Cie-
pfelowsh will consent to give deposit
ton will forward testimony to Aus
trian government. CiepielowsN was
employed IN factory along with other
Hungarians, which is making war
supplies for allies. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
GAS" SETS FREIGHT CARS OFF

Mason City. Ia, Sept. rs. Thirteen
freight cars piled up In derailment on
Minneapolis & St Louis railway. Two
cars of gasoline exploded setting fire
to Wreekage. Tramp stealing ride SO
badly injured he cannot give his
name. Two other tramps were prob
ably burned in wreckage.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
Nehawka.

Mrs, Gorder Of Weeping Water was
In town Thursday.
w. II. Shoemaker was In Omaha on
business Wednesday.
Mrs Palmer and children spent the
first of the week in Avoca,
MIR. and Mrs. kirkpatrick were In Ne
braslSa City on business, Monday.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrp. Stander OF
Louisville were In town Thursday.
J. ]. Long Is here for a visit with
the family of his son, J. J, Long.
Mrs Nelson OF Weeping Water called
on friends here the first OF the week.
Mrs. Grace station of Weeping Water
was here Wednesday, visiting friends
Ben Hobeck IL slowly recovering from a
paraiytic stroke he suffered a few days
ago.
Mesdames Amber and Contryman Of
Weeping Water were here on business
Thursday
Mrs. Jackson OF Des Moines, Is Visiting
at the home OF her brother Charles
Duckworth. this week.
Harry Duckworth of Charlie Ia, Is
hero with his brother. Charles who Is
very low with tuberculosis,
Herbert Opp has returned from Lincoln
and has decided to make this his home
having leased his fathers business
Miss Cristine Steffens OF Jorton has
come 10 NehawlSa TO assist her brother.
John. In the dry goods and grocery store
he has purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Balm. who have been vis~
ting at the home OF their son-in-law,
Max Shafer, left Monday for Snake River,
Ida, TO make It their permanent home.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS IN
LAST CONTEST OF YEAR

The last debate Of the year for Central
High school win DO held at the high
school auditorium this evening. when
local orators will discuss with Sioux City
debaters THE Literacy Test for Immi-
grants" There will be two debates, one
at Sioux City and one at home. Omaha
will take the affirmative OF the question
at homo. being represented by Arid
Olsen and Earle Ticknor. In Sioux City
Sol RosenblatE and Scott will support the
negative.
The following additional program will
be given In Omaha:
Lullaby (Humoreske). ........... DYora! K
High School Girls Giee club.
Piano Solo-la Fileuse. ............. Rolf
Frank M. Hunter.
Judges: j. y. Marshall. principal Coun-
ell Bluffs High school; John Speedie,
superintendent schools, Benson: w Il.
Nicholl, acting president Bellevue col
lege.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

Miss Jessie Boyce Of Omaha was the
guest OF Mrs I. II. Clarke Sund~v
Miss Cordelia Gramlich enter ~~-ned the
ninth grade last Friday evening at her
home south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il Eastman and family
OF Omaha were guests Of MIR. and MIr,
John Welsh Sunday.
MIR, ane Mrs. l. II. Clarke havC moved
from their cottego 20 the \. W. Clarke
home for the simmer
In district court Thursday divorces
were granted 10 simon j. McCarty from
Jennie Mccarthy and Pearl l. Bee from
MILAN Bee.
The Endeavor business meeting and
social was held Friday evening at the
home of Miss Eva Kennedy, who has
Just closed a very successful term as
president Miss Veda Spearman was
elected president for the next six months
A number OF young people from Gilmore
were guests for the social
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
Police Start Move
To Round Up Men
Who Have No Work

Advices TO the Omaha police from the
west indicating the approach of an army
OF unemployed" caused Chief Dunn yes
terday 70 order his captains to clean up
Omaha The captains put the order into
effect By making a general roundup of
the streets and by midnight about ninety
unwashed. unkempt men of all ages and
each without visible means of support
was locked up In the city Jail.
Detectives williams, Kennedy. Dunn,
Sullivan, Lahey. Barta and Holden and
Officer Peterson sent In batch Of nearly
forty negroes who were unable to tell
where their next meal was coming from.
This morning all will be arraigned be-
fore Police Magistrate Britt and allowed
10 tell their stories.
y guess our only salvation is to keep
them moving" said Chief Dunn.
II understand there was an exodus of
something like 5000 from California
alone during the last seven days.
Omaha is mighty unfortunate in not
having a workhouse or some means of
offering these men chance to work out
their board and lodging. or punishment.
as the case may be-"
I'VE don't want to punish these men
Just because they are out OF jobs" said
Commissioner Kugei. MANY Of them
the majority perhaps-are deserving.
There are some, however. who don't
want work under any conditions. and
these. Of course. ought not be handled
with kid gloves. They will all be given
reasonable chance to find work and
then told 10 move on II Is not justice
to the taxpayers and citizens of Omaha
that these men should live off the COM
munity simply because they are unfor-
tunate, because IL we give them an inch
IL won't be long before they'll be de-
handing q mile
More than seventy-five were given
thirty days with suspended sentence on
their promises to leave town at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
MRS. MARY MAC KENzIE DIES;
LIVED THIRTY YEARS HERE

Mrs Mary Mackenzie. g. years old. who
had lived in Omaha thirty-one years.
died Wednesday night at her home. 1911
North Thirty-third street, after a short
Illness.
Mrs. Mackenzie was born on a British
ship bound for the East Indies. She js
survived by her husband, ]. A. Mac
Kenzie. a son. l. w. Mackenzie of
Omaha. and four daughters. Misses Jes-
sic and Maude Mackenzie. Mrs. Daniel
Duran Of Omaha and Mrs. d. II. Golden
Of Montreal. Canada James Austin of
South Omaha Is q brother and Mrs. J..
II. Wiebe OF Lincoln ana Mrs. Caroline
Johnson Of Council Bluffs are sisters OF
the dead woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Rave Roof Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
Electric FNns-BurEess-Gra Co
"TeAay's oomplsts MOVIE Program
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
The various moving picture theaters offer
nummags sals next wssk-There
viii be q rummage sale on the corner OF
Twentieth and ohio streets on Tuesday
and Wednesday. May II and Il
Putting up Avninrs-A sure sign Of
the approach OF summer Il found In the
installation of awnings over windows Of
many downtown buildings. Those for
the federal building are now being put up.
Union Label League TO EnssrtaAn---
The newly organized Union Card Label
league will give an entertainment and
dance Saturday evening In Hall No s.
Labor Temple, Nineteenth and Fernam.
Jitney Driver Tinsd-Harry Nc
Gowan of Albright driver of the largest
jitney bus in the city. was fined u and
costs in police court for pbstructing
traffic In the vicinity OF the Burlington
station.
NO summer Let Up In Business II
your office Is properly located, readily
found and easily accessible. For such
offices apply to the superintendent OF the
Bee building, ''the building that Is always
new" room los.
Or. Esrriam's Paper Published--The
May number of the Medical Council, pub
lished in Philadelphia. gives space to a
paper by DR.. L. A. Merriam Of Omaha.
which was originally read before the local
medical society here.
Thomaa Caught In Act-Bennie
Thomas, colored, was caught by Officer
Carney crawling through the transom OF
A Nagle's butcher shop at 11A North
sixteenth street. with the result that he
was bound over 20 the district court
with bonds fixed at $1,000
roller Moving 70 Dsnvsr-E. s,
Roller, formerly assistant general man
ager Of the Burlington here. but now
general manager of the Colorado & South
ern. with headquarters at Denver. is in
the city packing up his household goods,
preparatory to moving. He will reside
in Denver.
Omaha Girl In Sunset 1Eagaxins-The
Sunset magazine for May contains an
interesting contribution entitled Lovely
Woman at the Exposition" from the pen
of Frances A. Croft, who will be remem-
bered In Omaha as the daughter of
Lewis A. Croft. whose family moved
some years ago TO Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
SprinEield.


Euls Bates visited friends in Fremont
last Sunday.
Mrs Grace Mnstead OF Peru Is visiting
at the home OF s. c. HRney.
Miss Chelsa Besack OF Murdoch visited
her parents here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huff OF Omaha
were visiting here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rishiing OF
omaha are visiting relatives here.
NJ and Mrs. |; J, Dunn of Omaha
visited Mrs. Roy Whitney last sunday,
The Epworth league gave a social AZ
ing.
George Ellingwood Joy Will give a series
or lectures here next week. commencing
next Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Arson of Brunswick. Neh..
ity this week
g. A. Besack was called to Stratton.
Neo.. bv the serious illness OF his mother
last Thursday.
The family of Frank Coyne were let out
OF quarantine last Wednesday They were
quarantined for smallpox
Ford Bates Of the State university WIS.,
tied at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Bates, last Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Pagan has been attending the
district conference of the Metho-
dist church at Omaha this week.
Mrs, Winnie Cockerill OF Louisville Wis
tied her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Armstrong. the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Oldenrog. who have
been in an Omaha hospital for the last
month. were able to come home last sun
day.
L. A. Bates was named as one Of the
committee of 100 TO make arrangements
Tor the celebration of the semi-centen-
NAL Of the admission of Nebraska into
the union.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

Gus BUM is I'm omaha SERVING on tho
district court Jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Lcbbcrt attended
week.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
/ gertrude Bruhn on Wednesday eVcninR,
the occasion being her birthday
Miss Isabelle Radman, viollnlst. and
Miss Fern Grcenslatc, pianist. assisted
| by Miss Nora Pred. all OF Omaha, gave
a most enjoyable recital on saturday
evening at the odd Fellows hall
In spite Of the rain a good-siSed crowd
enjoyed the first ball game Of the sea-
son on Sunday afternoon. The home team
carried off the honors. their opponents
being the Fairview Originals from near
Florence.
Dr. Julius t.ingenfelder and family. for
mer residents Of this village. now living
at Grand Island. will soon move back
TO their old home at St Louis, where
lthe doctor will resume the practice OF hts
profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
HIGHWAYMAN RoBS
CREIGHTON STUDENT

II was an inconsiderate highway robber
who stopped DR. Walter Spanton. Creigh-
ton medical student, living at SIS North
Twentieth street. last night. spanton was
escorting a young woman 10 her home,
and was at Twentieth street, near Cass.
when the robber jumped out from behind
q corner OF a building. spanton lost SIS
in bills. some change and his Keys
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

week at the mouth or the Pappio; Karl
Branstad. John Phelps. Murray Taylor,
Ronald iaughleinc. Clarence Nurker and
Wallace Mitchell.
John Reading. r retired army band
master, who has been uvinR on Twenty
seventh street in Bellevue. moved with
his wife and family to California Wcdnes-
day.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting
SUNDAY night Ruth stokes and EHa Pur
cell. delegates to the district Christian
EndcRvor convention at Scrihner. rave
their reports
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
ArIinuAnn.
AEINnHNun'
L Y GMfrY went 70 Omnhn Nc

l. r, Gnfry went to Omaha Monday.
Carl Carlberg was a visitor Monday
at Blair.
John Laaker was business visitor in
Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. II. w. Marshall was In Omaha
Saturday morning.
b. NJ. Marshall left for an extended
visit at Lincoin last Saturday morning.
Tho smallpox epidemic is about over
with. No one has the disease now save
In mild form.
Mrs. o. r. Ludwig left for Sidney
Saturday, where she will visit her hus-
band for about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payne, the latter
part of last week. visited at the home OF
their son, Fred, at Fremont
Miss Euphemia Wolf returned home
Tuesday morning from Omaha, for a
short visit with relatives here.
Charles Anderson, Stephen KraJicek,
John loft and o. r. Gaines were among
the passengers TO Omaha Monday.
Mrs. r. l. Pence, who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs, Il. e. Webb, for
the last two weeks, returned TO her home
Miss Caroline Stein. who has been en-
ployed IN Marshall Bros nursery office
for the last six months. left Monday
morning for Fremont where she has
accepted position in the normal school,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

lshed his house here ready for plaster.
They are now at Fred PCctEs who will
have a now house built.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
EIIghoFn.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Wyatt and little
daughter visited in Omaha over Monday
night.
The Misses Emma and Nina Nolte en-
tertained the Ladies' kensngton Thurs.
day. Lunch wRs served
Mrs c. W. Hickey and children of
Bennington came Sunday to visit at the
Wittle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rigby and son
came from Omaha Sunday to visit Mrs,
Risby's mother, Mrs. Calvert. for the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Drummer went "a
Fremont Thursday evening They ex.
poet to spend a month there visiting and
resting.
nesday comforting with the town board
In regard to g. new town we'll, as the
present well is not giving entire satisfac-
ton.
Henry Meyers and force of men fin
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08


Wilbur shafer is building an addition
to his home.
Mrs. Ed Meyers returned Monday from
Ainsworth, Neb.
The session of the Presbyterian church
beld its monthly meeting Sunday after
noon.
William Snare Of Shickley visited his
father Albert Snare, from Tuesday to
Thursday.
The Modern Woodmen OF America will
give their fortnightly dance at the court
house Saturday night
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
had an all-dRy sewing bee at the home
OF Mrs p. W. Evans.
Mrs Sarah Denett and Mrs. Ed Pat
terson spent the week end with Mrs.
Charles Patrick of Bellevue.
Guy Reed was elected janitor OF the
public schools at the meeting of the
school board last week to succeed George
Schatz.
A. r. Reightmeyer of Palmyra, Neb.,
who spent the winter in Denver, visited
Wednesday and Thursday with his
daughter. Mrs. P. w. Evans.
The Hesperian Literary society OF the
Union High school had a party at the
| home of Karl Branstadt on the Fort
Crook boulevard, last week.
The following six young men are PLAN
ming a camping trip at the end of this
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

Second BasemRn Andy Mcconnell. hero
OF the Sox-Cubs Chicago series In 1911
last week signed a contract to play with
the Syracuse club this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08
Meepinr Water.

Mrs. James Stoner is suffering with a
dislocated ankle received in a fall.
Mrs. S. A. Jefferson celebrated her
ninety-second birthday on Saturday
May 8.
Mrs. w. P. Wright went to Lincoln
Sunday evening TO visit her sister. Mrs.
Ed Cole.
The Chrysalis library has been moved
from the Meier building to the Ratnour
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Shrader and little
daughter. visited relatives at Nebraska
City Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Preston returned Tuesday
evening from Nebraska City. where she
had been visiting.
Mrs. T. l.. Wiles went to Plattsmouth
Tuesday to visit at the home of her
brother, Ben Horning.
Miss Irene Jones and brother visited
Sunday at the home of their sister. NM.
William Baier, near Avoca-
Rev. w. NJ. Elledge was at Union Tues
day attending the executive session Of the
Cass sunday School association.
Miss Mamie Wiles was here from Cot
ner university the first of this week
visiting at the home of her parents.
]. G. Morgan and son, Ralph, visited
in town few days this week while or
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08


Mrs; Ralph Graham was visiting Omaha
friends this week.
Mrs. Fred Neumeister was visiting rela-
tives at Cook this week.
Mrs w. II. Belts is spending the
week with Eagle relatives.
Misses Elsie and Luella Opp we're Ne
braska City visitors Wednesday.
Mrs w. l.. Gillin OF Council Bluffs is
here on a visit with her parents
", w, Straub was attending a meeting
of the bankers at Lincoln this week
Mesdames Gottleib and Simon Reh-
meier we're Weeping Water visitors Fri
day.
Mrs. Clara Witt suffered severe at
tack of Appendicitis this week. but is
some better.
Wallace Mum, ST., has returned from a
several weeks visit with his daughter at
Panama CITY. Fla.
Miss Minnie Hagemeister has returned
from a several weeks visit with relatives
near Nebraska City.
Mrs. J. NJ. Palmer and children of Ne
hawka were visiting relatives east of
town the first OF the week.
Mesdames William knsbe. Dick Bohl-
man, Fred Pap and DR. Schall of Berlin,
were visiting here Wednesday,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-08

Bee Want Ads produce results.