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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
MAYOR NOMINATES
BOARD OF WELFARE
J. A. G. Kennedy, 7. F, Sturgess, J.
s, Walters SOphus Neble and
Rabbi Cohn Named.
HAS A VARIETY OF DUTIES

Mayor Dahlman has nominated the
following men to serve on the new
Welfare board, their terms of office
t. be as indicated:
J. A. c. Kennedy, five years;
Thomas F. Sturgess, four years; J..
Is. Walters, three years; Sophus
Neble, two years; Rabbi Frederick
Cohn. one year.
These names will be presented to the
city council this morning and their con-
firmation is assured.
Mr.. Kennedy is an attorney who has
taken an interest in sociological matters
He sponsored bill in the legislature for
the protection OF deserted wives. Mir
Sturgess is editor of the Twentieth Cen.
fury Farmer. member of the old Social
Service board and at present a member Of
the advisory committee of the National
Board OF Censorship of Motion Pictures
Mr. Walters Is superintendent of the
Union stock yards and his selection was
a recognition of the South Side. Mr..
Neble is editor of Danish paper. Rabbi
Cohn is identified with various charity
and sociological activities.
Supervise All Amusements.
The Welfare board will have charge Of
the inspection and supervision Of all com.
mercial amusements and entertainments
and Will have power to make needful
regulations relating to or dealing with
amusements and entertainments. This au..
thority embraces construction and SAM.
tary regulations Of buildings used for
public amusement.
The board will have authority to in
vestigate penal institutions and to pro-
vide defense for INDECENT persons ar
raigned in the municipal courts, and may
II commend pardons for convicted per-
cons. Charges of mismanagement in local
prisons or of mistreatment of prisoners
shall be investigated by the board.
Investigate Charities.
A provision of the law states that the
board shall from time to time, in con-
nection with the Commercial club. investi-
gate the efficiency and merit of any or
ganization soliciting funds or property
for charita purposes and may issue
cards of / ment
The board IS charged with cooperation
with the police department and the char
Hy ORGANIZATIONS OF the city in the sup
preston Of vagrancy and professional
begging. Desertion and neglect of fami-
lies shall be carefully inquired into and
prevented to the fullest extent of the law.
Section of the law reads: THE board
shall provide for the study of and re-
search into causes of poverty, delin-
quency, crime, disease and other similar
social problems In the community"
The board will select an employe who
shall serve as general superintendent and
who will have full police powers. Other
necessary employees may be engaged,
subject to approval of the city council.
The legislature provided that an APP
| preparation Of $4,000 may be made for the
work Of this new board. The city coun-
ell Will consider the financial phase Of
this matter when making up the 1slt
| budget.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
LETTER CARRIERS BAND
SERENADES Mr.. MAHER

The Omaha Letter Carriers band.
forty strong. serenaded William Maher,
22o6 Ehnmet street, last evening. The oc-
casion was to honor Mr.. Maher I'm his
new office to which he was elected
during the national convention Of letter
carriers held in this city. September 6
to II. Mr.. Maher was elected to one
of the highest offices within the gift OF
the organization, a member of the execu-
ton board. which has charge of the
affairs of the letter carriers for the
ensuing two years. Mr.. Makers vote
was a tribute to his popularity and
efficiency, the highest of any number
Of the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
DROPS OFF AUTO TRUCK
IN PATH OF MOTOR CAR

Norman Green. Il. OF 2I2O Charles, was
painfully injured yesterday afternoon
when he was run over by an auto driven
by George Butler, S915 North Twenty
second The youngster was stealing a
ride on truck that was preceding the
Butler machine on Twenty-fourth and he
dropped off directly In front of the other
car.
hitting the boy. He picked him up and
took him to police headquarters. where
he received medical aid.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Went to the HOupftaI.

c. e. Blanchard, postmaster at Blanch-
ard, CAL. writes: II had kidney trouble
80 bad I had to go to the hospital. Foley
Kidney Pills were recommended to me
and they completely cured me. cannot
speak too highly of them" Sufferers In
every state have had similar benefit
from this standard remedy for kidney
and bladder ailments. 1t banishes back
ache. stiff joints. swollen muscles and
all the various symptoms of weakened
or diseased kidneys. Sold everywhere
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
1t Never Came
Back

Backache Sufferer
Thousands will tell
you what wonderfS
relief they have ha
from Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Not only elief
but lasting cures.
II you are lame ir
the morning, have
headache, ner v o u :
troubles, dizzy spell /
and irregular Kill
ney or bladder &C
ton, don't wait un a.
gravel, dropsy q
Bright's disease gets
h old. u Sc Doan's
Kidney Pills, just
as Mrs. Woodwork
of Omaha did.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
An Omaha Case

Mrs. w. d. Woodwork. 2s23 Franklin
St.. says: Il was having awful trouble
with my kidneys My back ached AMI
my kidneys didn't act properly. Altar
using one box of Doan's Kidney Pills. l
was no longer bothered by any symp-
toms of kidney trouble"
LASTING BENEFIT
On July I'd. 1915, Mrs. Woodwork
said: 'Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
and the cure has lasted"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
NEGRO AND WHITE WIFE
STAGE REGULAR BATTLE

Baxter Jones, colored, and Virginia
Jones' his white wife, got into a mixup at
the intersection of Seventeenth and
Leavenworth streets and fought so furi-
ously that neighbors feared a murder
would result The police came and hauled
them to Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
VIE IL RpuPdfct,

Third Baseman' Oscar Wit, of the De-
troit Tigers. was married in San Fran
cisco, Cal, to Miss Irene Freund OF Oak
land, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Edwin T. Nelson OF Sloan. Ia, member
OF the navy reserve. has signitied his
intention TO take a nice vacation at gov
eminent expense under the provisions of
the naval reserve act He will get a two
months trip to a receiving ship at New
,Tork and 81 q day besides his expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04

II Really Does Relieve RheumA tism.
sloAn's Eminent does give almost in
slant relief. Nothing better for rheu-
matism, backache and sciatica. Only Csc.
AL sts.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Special Announcement for Thursday

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BURGESS Co-EvERYBoDYs STORE
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
"a YEARS OF STOMACH
PAINS ARE ENDED
Mrs. Lloyd Gets Relief With a Few
Doses of Wonderful Remedy.

Mrs. e. Lloyd. of 229 w. Main
Street. Little Falls, n. Y, was for
twenty-four years a sufferer from Sc
rious disorders of the digestive tract.
Physicians seemed unable to give her
real help.
Mrs. Lloyd started treatment Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. When
she had taken but a few doses she
declared she was cured She wrote
Il do, not think it will be necessary
for me TO take the full treatment Of
your wonderful remedy, for after tax
ing but a, few doses / was cured.
Il have not had one attack since /
took your remedy, and | thank you
and | thank God that l have had such
relief. for l suffered for twenty
four years, with but little help from
doctors. Your remedy is the only
thing that ever helped me-"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating. pressure OF gas in
the stomach and around the heart.
Get one bottle of your druggist now
and try it on an absolute guarantee
Ii not satisfactory money will be re-
turned.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
CALLS FOR COMMUNITY ACTION.

TN HE Associated Charities did good work in this
i city in feeding the hungry last winter Il prose-
cuted that work earnestly and enerseucally that it
exhausted its resources. Now il finds itself in need
Of funds to discharge obligations directly due to that
humane work It has made appeal fo- financial as
sstanoe. II should not go unheeded The organi-
cation is well-managed and deserving. It exercises
commendable discretion in the expenditure of
funds contributed it for distribution among those
who deserving of assistance.
The appeal made shows that at the beginning of last
Winter the organization had Indebtedness of $500
1t depended upon the Fall contributions to to
wipe that out and have enough money left prosecute
its benehcent work. Under normal conditions 1t would
have been able to do The situation that developed
suc, however that compelled TO spend 81 200
a month in its work Of supplying relief 1900 fami-
lies The result is that it finds itself today with debt
of 81 200 hanging over it,
The work done was for the good of the community
That fact should not be sight OF by those who are
generously disposed The Associated Charities depends
upon public subscriptions to carry its work Unless
those who disposed to give the front at this
time, II will be compelled to begin its work next Win
ter with that debt hanging II and seriously impair
ing its activities If each Wilmngtonian will give
something toward making up the 81 700 fund, it can
be raised without anyone feeling the burden
We already have published the organizations appeal
Our desire at this time is emphasize edtorally in
the hope that shall be able in stimulating
public interest in situation that calls for community
action
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
How Americans Feel
From the New York SUM-

The assertion of the .Frsnkfurter lei
tung that "the self.consciousncss of the
Americans. which borders on vanity. has
suffered some severe shocks in the
course of the war; reads oddly to those
who have watched the recent course of
public opinion in the United States. 1t
viii come as a shock to them to be told
that they still indulge in the self-com-
placent vagaries that might with a
show of justice have been attributed to
them generation ago. How nearly true
is the statement that;
Americans are told every morning
what clever fellows they are; that
America as a nation is without com
peer. that America has reached the
highest state of civilization; that
American men are smarter. more honor
able and more industrious than the men
of any other nation, and that American
women are more beautiful, more virtu-
Gus, more ladylike than their sisters
throughout the world.'
II is a long time since Americans we're
told every morning what clever fellows
they are, Indeed. for a number of years
they have endured a course of instruc-
tion. warning, eXpostulation, admoni.
ton, reproof and real abuse such as
only very good tempered or very care
less community would endure. They
have been told that the founders OF their
political system were deceitfui and
shortsightedi that the means of admin.
isttation they devised was inadequate
that the men who had managed it wer,
grossly incompetent in most cases anc
vnlearly dishonest in others; that theii
industrial and commercial practices were
based on wrong principles and applied
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
CALL FIREMEN TO
FIGHT AUTO fire

Prompt work on the part of the
Washington and Fame firemen last
night saved the taxicab of Charles
Gilbert from destruction by fire at
the garage OF the Knots Taxicab
Company, at Front and French SITS.
Mr.. Gilbert had filled the auto tank
with gasoline and stepping to his
rear lamps struck a match to light
them. Instantly there was a fash Of
flame that enveloped the top of the
machine Mr.. Gilbert jumped back
and saved himself from injury. A still
alarm was sent to the Fame and
"Washy' companies and this was fol-
lowed by box alarm. Only he Wash
ington and Fame went into service.
The damage amounted to about $500
and no insurance. The top and up
holstery was destroyed and the ma
chine otherwise damaged.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
.A RELIABLE REMEDY
FOR swollen Veins

For swollen veins and varicose
punches advanced physicians are pre-
scribing a new treatment which is
also being used in hospitals with re-
markable Success. and is so simple
that people who desire to get rid
o. yaricose veins can treat themselves
at home. II is guaranteed.
Get a two-ounce original bottle Of
Moone's Emerald Oil full strength
az any leading pharmacist and apply
night and morning to the swollen,
aching veins as directed. 1t is so
powerful in its action that enlarged
glands, varicocele and wens are
speedily eliminated and even goitre
disappears by steady use. n B. Dan
forth. Market anG Second Sts.,. will
supply you. Generous sample by
mail for 10 cents from Moone Chemi-
cal Co, Rochester. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

without knowledge or reason; that Of
art and literature they possessed moth
ing, and that generally they ranked If
not with hopeless barbarians at lease
not higher than in low civilization.
This Indictment has not come from
abroad. II has been the product OF do
nestle critics. Nor has it aroused that
fury of resentment that would be the
natural response of a vain people. IL
has been accepted with an astonishing
meekness. Instead of denying its counts
the people against whom it has been
directed have concurred in many OF
them.
The result has been shattering Of
ideals probably never exceeded by any
nation in history Distrusting their
own institutions, the Americans have
searched the world for examples on
which to base their reformation. Their
Investigators have penetrated the remot-
est fastnesses Of German Kultr TO
CLEAN some hint or guidance to better
things. They have discarded the old in
favor of the new merely because it was
new. They have subordinated their own
experience and opinions 10 those of any
man VINO cdltu 10 uchonhte ththi anu
they have worn constantly an air OF
apology that does not harmonic with
the character our German friend gives
TO them.
II self-satisfaction and conceit are the
proper terms in which to describe the
proper terms in which to describe the
American public sentiment, of tho last
half generation the German character
istics must be meckness and self-abase
iuent; and words have lost their mean
ing.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
GOVERNOR Stations RESPONSIBILITY.

M lLLlONS OF Americans will be incensed If Governor
~ Saton Of Georgia. permits Leo NJ Frank con-
Ncted OF the staying Of Mary Phagan to 20 to the
saho"s In all parts of the Union the feeling is en-
.e'eaned that the convicted is the victim of re-
s'ous hatred and periurious testimony and that the
governor OF Georgia should stand between him and
enose VINO are seeking to destroy his life
everything that can he done in the courts 10 nreven,
tnis miscarriage Of justice has been done An annoi
70 the board of pardons has been fruiuess Tho ro
sponsiblity for the fate Of the unfortunate vounp man
is now fairly up to the Governor who has in his oco
appeals from hundreds Of thousands OF men and Uo
men for the exercise of executive clemency
Governor slaton may decide TO take upon his should
ers the surden of the killing Frank 1t is dineut
tc conceive, however how he do so in the face of
the testimony upon which that unfortunate young man
was convicted. 1t is terrible thing to take the life
o. the evidence of such creature as Jim
Conley. II is beyond the power OF human Intelligence
10 reconcile the Inconsistencies and contradictions that
sppsar in the testimony of Lat disreputable negro
Governor slaton may decide to let Frank die and
thereby atisfy those in Georgia who clamorine
for his life If he does so however he will suffer IL
reparabiy national opinion and doubtless live TO
proach himself for what re has The hope IS
widespread that ne will decide that when human life
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Large Pkg. Baking Soda .....,.....5c
25o Bottle Peroxide .............I5 I5c
Fancy Evaporated Peaches .......7e ID.
Childs' Special Blend Coffee ..... .a5c ID.
The Coffee with the Mocha and Java
flavor.
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. .... ioc
The original Corn Flakes with the
famous Kellogg havor. In the Wax
tite package.
Wilmars Peanut Butter &c jar
None better.
Silver Peninsular, Chld's Milk. Ioc can
Tuna Fish, pound can. ..............I I5c
Tuna Fish. IL 10. can ........,....Ioc
Tuna Fish. IL ID can. n..........-.... &c
TORE CLOSES THURSDAY AT "a O'cL
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

at stake under circumstances such nut Frank
within the clutches Of the law. il is his duty his
action upon sound human intelligence and not upon the
clamor Of Jew-haters and Jew-baiters.
The responsibility is his He cannot evade IT, With
in few hours the nation will know how much moral
he possesses II hopes he will size up TO the
full OF manhood. and by his executive action
rebuke those who clamorng for Franks life. re-
gardess Of whether he murdered, did not murder
Mary PhaEan
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
CANDY SPECIALS.

TRIOLA SWEETS, Chocolate COW
cred Crushed Pineapple. Crushed
Strawberries and Raisins, 29c Box.
MAXINE Chocolate Covered Cher
ries. 29c Box.
Bars Saturday Candy, Assorted
Chocolates, 29c h. Sold on Satur-
day only.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs,
Market and Second Sts.-Adv
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Diplomas will be conferred upon III students at the
commencement exercises of the Wilmington High
School on next Wednesday night The list includes
those who graduated last February and those
who will be graduated this month. It is the largest
class in the history Of the High School The showing
a splendid It speaks well for the students and
for Principal Berlin and the members Of his teaching
staff We congratulate them upon the that has
attended their educational work
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Mayor Thompson. Of Chicago. has handled the trac-
tion strike there successfully that it will increase
his prestige of Americas useful municipal heads
and popuarze him with the millions whom he has
saved from much annoyance and inconvenience by
bringing his persuasive powers bear upon the
ton officials and their employees and inducing them to
reach agreement that will permit OF the unnter-
rupted operation Of the surface and IL lines
to the largest city in this country.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Judge churchman has appointed Frank B. Newell to
Tax Collector-eec C. Sherburne Rice clerk
of the Municipal Court Mr.. Newell is a competent
He has displayed that fully deputy Prothono-
tary in which capacity he has served for years
When Judge churchman appointed Prothonotary
he retained Mr. Newell his deputy and had ample op-
portuny TO study him and ascertain his ability. No
doubt he regards himself fortunate in being able
TO procure such to take charge of the records
of a tribunal that has become real court under Judge
Churchman'S administration.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Loss Of Lusitania due to low speed" says news
paper headline report of the court of inquiry
that is being held in London bring out the full
OF that disaster. No; not TO the low speed Of the
steamship but to the low grade of the submarine war
fare that is being prosecuted by Germany. The germ
the whole thing that the torpedoes that destroyed
the big Cunarder should have been fired.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
ToDAY,s OLDEST STORY.
The United Press.

by Inc Onlted fless.
Pasadena, Cal, June lS.-Car-
los Alviar. a young Filipino. showed
such oratorical skill in winning
high school debate here that he is
mediating going "on the stump"
urging American voters TO give the
Philippines independence. Alviar,
who could speak no English five
years ago, upheld the affirmative in
a debate on the proposition. "Re-
solved. That the Philippine Islands
are ready for independence" and
won with flying colors.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Russia is getting very hard knocks just now,
but she has a comeback quality that is exceedingly
disconcertng to those who think they have her
whipped to a stand-still. Her wide expanse of terri
tory and her enormous army cause her TO regard
slrmsh a battle that would be looked upon decisive
by almost any other European power.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
TENDER. RECEDING GINS.

If your gums are sore. soft. spongy
and recede or your teeth are loose or
sensitive, get a small original bottle
Of Ginginol today and apply as di-
rected until teeth are firm and all
soreness is gone. A small bottle
lasts for weeks.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Elizabeth n j. reports a chicken with the tail of
French poodle and four legs. two OF which resemble
dogs legs. Some very funny things occur in Jersey
II the two extra legs the chicken those OF a
dachshund the hen that laid the egg that produced
L chick probably was making desperate effort 10
show her neutrality.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
B.lssi6s Esf6s st spffipl Si the .CEIILDS'STORES

Pound Corncd Beef ..............a aoc
Potted Meat, can lham or tongue
hdNoI) ..........'..... SC
Cakes Childs' Soap .........,..-. Ior
Naphtha. Laundry. White Floating.
3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper. ......e .Ioc
Lebanon Bologna ..............23c ID.
\. b. Co.'s Graham Crackers .Ioc ID.
y. b. Co.'S Sugar Top. ...~.... nc lb.
BUTTER BUTTER
HNect pio'm '................ .55O
Nteihhe .....-........... ......s.... SIC
Small Cans Peerless Milk 1900. 1oc
barge Cans Peerless Milk z5c
Square Brand Milk ........7c can
,CX
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

Even the Yaqui Indians in Mexico have declared war
against Germany They doubtless feel that there is
safety in distance and that the Fatherand is helpless
to punish them for their impudence. What they will
think when Admiral Howard commanding the Pacific
feet sends his blueiacketsand marines into the Yaqui
valley TO protect the interests of the United States. Ger
many and Mexico is not difficult to conceive They
made the mistake of joining this country with Ger
many and Mexico in their declaration There
fore, the United States will do what Germany cannot
do and it is safe to assert that the Indians will be
taught bitter lesson if they make any show OF
sstance when Admiral Howards force begins the work
of removing the menaced foreigners from the valley
Evening journal., 1915-06-18

The Germans profess to be very INDIGNANT becapse
Of the French air raid Karlsruhe In view OF their
own air-raids and the shameful destruction of non
combatants unfortihed cities and towns thew nav.
little ground for complaint when bitter dose Of their
medicine is doled out 10 them
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
WILMINGTON LODGE
A.O.U.W. HAS orchestra

Further evidence of the activity Of
Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A. o. U. W.,
is found in the fact that it has effected
the organization of an orchestra from
among its members. 1t is composed as
follows: II. G. Whitehouse and +. @
Murphy, violin; Or. J. n. Winner, cor
net A. j. Pyle. flute and II. F. Nc
Call. piano. These musicians. all young
members, gave their first concert at the
lodge meeting last evening. The num-
hers played were heartily applauded
Vocal music also was feature of the
entertainment.
At intervals during the evening
lemonade and cake were served vii.
liam Davidson, organizer for the Grand
Lodge, was the master Of ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
FLOUR. IA lb. bag

FLOUR. II lh. bag ................ ACC
Gold Medal, pillsbury, Ceresots.
Childs' Best Flour ................. .44cI
ChiIds' Pure Phosphate Baking Powder,
I5c lb.
Fresh Shredded Cocoanut ........I5c To-.
Childs' Princess Blend Tea 49,. &C Ia lb.
l4-lb. Bag Table Salt .... nc
Bags Table Salt ................5 SC
3 Sheets Fly Paper .............5c SC
Good Strong Fly Swatter. ......... SC
3 Cans Csmpbell's soups .........75c
) Cans Csmpbcll's Beans. .....asc
3 Cans California Sliced Peaches. 2sc
Sliced Pineapple in syrup ..........Iac
3 lbs. Extra Fine Whole Grain Rice 2sc