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The Washington times., 1915-11-20
Deaths,

Anna Chute, 70 years. Providence Hospital.
william A; Grove. % years. Biadensburs
road northeast.
Marie T.. Mcintyre. 81 years. 1923 Eighth
street northeast.
Julia 4. Bright. u years Masonic and East
ern Star Home.
Ada l.. Coons. 2s years. II Fourteenth stree,
Levi Boore. 81 years. II and Third street..
northeast.
pital for the Insane. -
Thomas Walsh. 81, Government Hospital for
the Insane.
Susan N. Grimes. - years. III, street
northwest.
Eva N. 4. Heth. 70 years, ls2s Eighteenth
street northwest.
Eddie J. cockriil. "a years. Emergency Hos
Dital.
Isabel Iansran. so years. l2ls Eleventh street
northwest.
Frank J. Hillebrant, 70 yeay. sos b street
northeast
Willie Anna Rouzee. a years. lis u street
northwest.
street southwest.
Howard L. Clark 20 days, Riggs road. d. C.
Hester Cooper. "a years. Washington Asylum
George Lear. ~ YEAR. Washington Asylum
Gilbert Carter. IS years. Washington Asylum,
Jefferson Clomax. 81 years. IaSoe Han street
southwest.
Nelson Wallace, 20 years. $50 N street south
west.
william Smith. S. years Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

Note '.rlug ,h.s adv. l"r free C2-paze bo,
"SuC1Sss Secrets" -
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

Type~ritcrs. $3.50 Per Month.
other machines at prOpor ionatclv low rates
GENERAL TYPEWRITER co.
SIC lith st. n. w. Phone NJ. 660i.
DON'T WASTE TIME writing by hand:
renting an UNDERWOOD and using II IN
YOUR correspondence means special aueution
paid to your letters. The machine you Will
eventually buy" l'SDERWOoD TYPE.
WRIrFp 60 toOR = 81 v "
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CARE.
fully cleaned: rugs woven from old carpets
mattresses renovated. Estimates furnished
ALBERT KhHLERT 4 CO.. 352 u st. $. W
n, 2O36,
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

BULLETIN OF AVAIL.
Detailed information concerning
be secured free Of charge upon appl
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, I
OF LABOR. 8O1
KEY TO ABBREVIATIoNS USED
ing. PM-Per month. PW-Per week.
Free board and 'odging.. HGF&M -Ur
ranced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated, It will be
permanent nature. and the help !,
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
for dairy work English or German. Other
Winter. sI5 IN summer. @ BSI. Si IT. " "
Virginia.
s'o-i'st Norfolk County, One single man
tSF t%nt.S .pra:""s cow. 'nE a",s,ns Asrea"
West Virginia.
SIp-T1l. Nicholas County. one married
man for general farm work English. Irish.
German or Belgian preferred. Other Es.
- cows. Es necessary. EXP. No objec.
fie" a, en.Si's s Sedcs. ds 'sSStn sss p% Il TSrs i
wages according to ability.
COMMON LABOR.
Virginia.
sis-iO2s. Dinwiddie County. Wanted q
married or single men; 10 tor handbag
boards and work about lumber yard. Il
French or Greeks. mo Russians Some
~; r. Adv. and deducted. II hours pD
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
sV-N0 washington, d. c. One single
The Washington times., 1915-11-20
Vital Records
Births,

Sharles A. and Mary l.. Oliyet, siri.
Maurice G. and Mary J. Pilson. girl.
Daniel l.. and katherine L. Grove. boy.
Percy and Mary Gaist, girl.
Samuel and Esther Fine, boy.
Charles Is. and Madaline Edge. girJ.
Leo G. and Katie Dorr. girl
Raymond A. and Laura l.. Dent. siri.
Thomas II. and Blanche !. Cailaghan. boy.
Frank S. and suzela De Hart Carroll girl.
Gsrreii and Rosa Mortsn. boy.
Gilmore and Cora Dillard. boy.
Robert and Mamie Coleman, Girl
George II. and Irene Butler. boy.
The Washington times., 1915-11-20
IN MEMORIAM

,CIRKY-In loving remembrance OF my hus-
band and our father, CHARLES r..
CURRY. who departed this life nvc years
ago today. November p 1870
j Wy His Wife and Chil1ron.
tNotiees for this column are accepted at 50
cents nat either prose or poetry, in case mo-
tice docs not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess OF ten.D
The Washington times., 1915-11-20
Marriage Licenses.

of Richmond, Va.
Kenneth Z: baber and Beatrice 1. Jarvis
both Of Richmond. Va.
Joseph 4. Seymour and Mary c. Callahan.
Turner II. Hall. ana Mabel II. Cops
George NJ. Caspar and Marie r. Howard.
Ernest Elliott Sparling and Edith Roy
Shreve.
II. Russell Roberts and Frances e. Kel. both
Of New York
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

SELL. 81, 100 equity for N2t0: modern 6r. bath
house; h. " heat: vicinity Euclid and nth
.,p, n W. ROX 6s3, Times office. l.
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

quired Groom and hatn brick, SH eth NJ.
n. W; good Iersir: sls per mSn'ht Key at
The Washington times., 1915-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GENTS FtENISlING nnd bat store FOR
sale chodr, N" ncsl SPOT in the ViD, Ap-
''lv BON So. Times ofnce.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
FORMER TECUMSEH WOMAN
is BURNED TO DEATH

TECUMSEH, Neb.. Dec. 10.-(Special)
Washington Robb. Thomas RdAb and d.
l.. Robb of this city received the infor-
nation that their sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
II. Robbins had been fatally burned at
her home In Wallace. Neb. Mrs. Robbins
was engaged about bonfire. when her
clothing became ignited and before relief
came she suffered burns which caused
her death the next day. Mrs Robbins,
whose maiden name was Elizabeth II.
Robb, was born in Warren county, In
diana, In 1899. She lived at Ahquon, ILL.,.
with her parents for time and was
married to James Robbins there in 1862.
They came to Johnson county Nebraska,
in 1866, and lived here for twenty-nine
years. The family then located at Wal
lace and Mr.. Robbins was the postmaster
there for many years. He died two years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
Stanton Has a New
Carnegie Library

STANTON, Neb.. Dec. 10-(Special.)-
One of the best public libraries in the
state of Nebraska is located at Stanton.
This new library is a Carnegie library
and was opened to the public this year.
The building is of pressed brick and
was erected at cost of $4,000 For the
purpose of maintaining the library tax
of 3 mills was levied by the city council.
But the library does not depend entirely
upon this levy. A number OF donations
have been made by Stanton citizens with
tho result that the supply of books is
quite exhaustive. The Germans of STAN
ton collected and donated large num-
Der of the best works by German authors.
and the Women's Christian Temperance
union and the business men OF the town
have placed liberal collections of books
In addition to its library facilities the
building assembly room is used for meet
ings of the city council and the various
societies of Stanton.
The Stanton Library association was
formed on November 10, 1886, and the
organizers were J. S. Robinson, John
Borland, c. S. Hanum, w. T. Sharp,
John A Ehrhardt. Jesse Beard. Alex
Peters, Frank McGovern, ]. c. Cleland,
George S. Higgins. Levi Miller, c. M
Densmore, Joseph Johnson, T. L. Acker-
man and Fred L. Eldridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
Nebraska
Three Big Dredges
at Work on Water
Power Plant Canal

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Dec. 1o-Cspe-
cial)-Work on the great water power
project OF the Central Power company
Of this city is progressing nicely. all
weather conditions continuing to DO as
favorable as could be expected. The
compilation of figures as to the actual
work now done, required by the state
board. shows that at the present time al
most $4,000 has already been expended.
The work of excavating the canal of
over mile in length Is progressing.
with three dredges constantly at work
night and day, and that part of the
work, II IS expected, will be completed
In about thirty days. The deepest cut
for the canal has yet TO be made. but
these dredges lift three cubic yards, or
the equivalent of three ordinary wagon
loads. every thirty-five seconds when in
good swing. The frame for the cement
work at the big end of the canal was
set this week: 6OOO barrels Of cement
will be used for the dam. the intake and
portions of the canal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
TAX COLLECTIONS GOOD
IN JOHNSON COUNTY

TEcUAisEH.~ Neb. Dec. l0-CspeciaI)
County Treasurer Robert ]. Nibbe and
his deputy, Clare Nibbe. are kept very
busy these days receiving tax money.
Taxes on personal property became de
linquent December /. but he Officers do
not propose TO charge interest until the
books are closed on the night OF De
cember IA. The office has made a SPLEEN
did showing as to tax collections this
year. Land taxes are not delinquent, and.
yet up to November 30. there had been
paid IN $50. 1862. Last year at the same
date the total was s27,5l7O3 This amount
does not include the &1.SS297 paid by the
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph com
pany under protest.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
Nebraska
WILSON HAS SMALL
SHOW,SAYO SHELDON
Former Governor of Nebraska Be.
lieves President Will Not Land
Reelection.
MAY NOT HAVE A CHANCE
CFrom a staff Correspondent


INLCOLN, Dec l0.-(Special) -Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson will never be a
candidate for reelection. is the opinion
Of Ex-Governor George L. Sheldon. who
is in Lincoln spending a few weeks.
Governor Sheldon Is now a Mississippi
planted, owning large interests in that
state. His reasons for believing that the
president will not run again are that he
is growing more and more unpopular
with the people and the fact that Bryan,
who will doubtless be candidate for the
democratic nomination, will split things
in the democratic ranks.
He thinks the republicans will be to-
gether and united in the support of
presidential candidate and that will DO
enough to insure the defeat Of Mr.. will
son or any other democrat who might
be nominated.
Speaking more fully on the democratic
situation, Governor Sheldon said: Il
don't believe the president can be elected.
In fact. don't believe he will even at
tempt it. II his political advisers know
what they are doing they will never allow
him to come out for a second term
While he has made a pretty good presi-
dent and has handled some mighty tick
fish problems, from which he has
emerged in fairly good shape his do
nestle policies are unpopular throughout
the east which was his former strong
hold. and upon which he must depend
largely for reelection.
Everywhere 1 go see signs of re-.
publican victory. II the two factions OF
the party get together. as they now seem
bent on doing. they ought to get back
into the saddle by good majorities. The
middle west is the best barometer 1 know
of and it is certainly going back to it's
first love. Chicago has had n republican
landslide, thre other big cities elected
republican mayors Tuesday of this week,
Kentucky came within an ace of elect
ing the republican candidate for gov
ernor Massachusetts turned down Walsh
and elected Mccall. Now just mark my
word, Wilson will not be our next presi-
dent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
Notes from Seward county.

SEWARD, Neb., Dec. 10-(Special.)-
Or. Joseph Morrow was elected president
of the Seward County Medical society at
the meeting at Beaver Crossing yesterday.
DR.. II. J. Wertman of Milford was elected
secretary. After the business session the
doctors, seventeen in number. INDUCED
in banquet at the Commercial hotel.
Miss Ada Jones, who was injured in n
carriage accident, is suffering from blood
poisoning.
The Board of Commissioners at its
meeting yesterday appointed Attorney
Harry L. Norval county Judge to act in
stead of Judge IL. w. Colman, who will
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
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Rub Lumbago or
Pain From Back
Rub stiffness. away with small
trial bottle of old "St.
Jacobs Oil"
All! Pain is gone!

All! Pain is gone!
Quickly?-Yes. Almost instant relief
from soreness, stiffness. lameness and
pain follows a gentle rubbing with st
Jacobs OIL"
Ruo this soothing. penetrating oil
right on your painful back and like
magic relief comes. "St Jacobs or
Is a harmless backache. lumbago and
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining! Stop
those torturous stitches" In a mo-
ment you will forget that you ever had
weak back. because it won't hurt or be
stiff or lame Don't suffer- Get a small
trial bottle of, old. honest est. Jacobs
or from your druggist now and get
this lasting relief-Advertiseme
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11

walked to Germantown last night TO at
tend a pipe organ recital given by Id
Reohlin OF New York.
Mrs. +. w. RoehrkRsse OF Germantown
died suddenly at her home on November
G. Fifteen hundred people from all over
Seward county attended her funeral.
which occurred Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
Church wedding at Stella.

STELLA, Neb.. Dec. 1O,-(special) Mr..
and Mrs. Talbert Curtis have issued in
vitations for the wedding of their daugh-
ter. Miss Fairy Helen Curtis, to Clarence
c, Tucker of Howe at the Lutheran
church at noon Wednesday. December %.
Mr.. Tucker is associated with his father,
T.. J. Tucker, In business. The young
people will be at home in Howe after
January Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11

varied overcoat stock in the west.
Silk lined Chesterfields, Form-fit-
ting double and single breasted
models. Convertible collar storm
coats. listers, Ulsterettes, Great
coats. Balmacaans and Balmarue
with silk and satin yoke Innings.
Wonderful selection OF novelty
weaves or conservative styles, at,
s16, $50. $25.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11

OF the NDsthodist church. offlciated. and
the remains were inferred IN the Edgar
cemetery. Mrs. Mckinney leaves an. aged
husband. four sons and one daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney bore the distinc-
ton of being the oldest married couple
In NebraSha. having been married over
soventy-tWo years when death separated
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
WARREN HAzLETT CAUGHT
BY DENVER AUTHORITIES

DENVER. Colo. Dec. 1O.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-Warren Hazlett who broke jail
in kearney, Neb., was captured here as a
robber suspect today. Hazlett Is for
mer inmate OF the Kearney Industrial
school who became involved in trouble
there a short time ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
High Line Cutoff
Auto Route Blazed

WAHoo, Neb.. Dec. lO.-(Special Fri
day was a busy day along the line OF the
High Line cutoff automobile route.
Painters were out blazing the entire dis
lance from Valley to Central City with
orange and white This route was Sc
lected, organization perfected and the
poles painted in less than ten days time.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11
MRS. W. H. M'KlNNEY, AGED
PIONEER, DEAD At EDGAR

EDGAR, Neb, Dec. 1O-(special.)-
Funeral services for Mrs. w. II. McKin-
ney. who died last Tuesday night aged
" years. were held yesterday morning at
the home. Tho Rev. WV. Hull, pastor
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-11

leave January ? for California to remain
until May l.
A. II. Beckhoff. who has represented
the government here as farm demon
strator FOR over two years will leave for
Dakota county. Nebraska to act under
the government as farm demonstration.
Fifty students OF the German college
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-08-14

49, -S, SGs. Co., 0,.sS ). v.-
- y - *
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
Delayed Letter
Almost Keeps This
Lad Out Of the Navy

army Recruiting sergeant Hansen en-
dorass story which appeared recently
10 The Bee about local mail moving
sometimes at the rate OF a block an hour.
= nearly ronbed him OF promising re-
cruEt recently
Joe siololersxy. $40 Dean street.
'sheeiytown,r came IN to enlist the other
cay AZ he wac under ase ne was told
ne wou,c have 10 get his fathers consent.
u 10 aEainrt the regulations Tor the APP
plieant TO take the papers 10 be signed
20 his home. They must be sent by mail
So they were sent. Joe's father signed
them ana sent Joe out &c post them In
tie mail box. which Joe did az : n M
Sext day he arrived at the Recruiting
station. bur the papers d.d not. The mai
man made Ms final delivery OF the DAY
and stun no papers
late IN the afternoon the sergeant ana
Joe went out 10 the central office. Their,
after some telephoning II was Learned
tnat the letter ives stan out at the hranei
station but swenld be delivered next day
a. special messenger was sent for the let
ter then. and Joe was enlisted ana de
parted ON an evening train for For
iosap, Cello.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
Comment of American Editors on
German Note on Lusitonid Case

Lusitania was an armed vessel lie an un-
mixed Insult to the United states which
cleared the ship asa merchantmen. but
the request TO- an Investigation OF cir
cumstances already known TO tho civilized
woria - as shifty es n il insolent.
Duluth Herald: II simply increases the
necessity Of keeping = tight hold on per
sonsl feeling and Of giyins the president
free field for expression Of Americas
position We know that Il will be prompt
polluted ana adequate.
Milwaukee Sentinel. The Ger
man preliminary reply therefore Is meant
20 open the way for further discussion
while scrupulously avoiding the appear
ance ~ shutting the door 10 the hope Of
arrangement that WIN make for rights
and eafety Of neutrals. while preserving
Gormany's right 20 avail Itself fully Of
the means at its disposal 10 combat
Britains overwhelming rreponderance Of
soapowec
Pittsburgh Gazette-rimes: The lives
and rights Of American citizens cannot
legitimstely be construed as contingent
upon rondjustmont OF war conditions
10 meet the necessities OF Germany.
indianapolis Daily Telegraph-Tr'buns
,German); We believe that the German
government has answered every question
in the presidents note satisfactorily ex-
cept one. and on that one It desires fur
Their Information
Detroit Journal: Without despairing OF
final agreement one is Obliged TO ressrd
the German reply as unsatisfac-
tory. Scarcely shall we audible over the
reaHonableness or untensona bieness OF
the situation The American people are
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
J. L. KENNEDY TO ADDRESS
ALMA MATER COMMENCE CEMENT

John L. Kennedy Of Omaha is on the
commencement week program Of Knox
college. Galesburg. III. Mr.. Kennedy has
been selected by the college to deliver
the annual address before the alumni
association on Wednesday evening. June
o. He will speak on Men and Modern
Methods" II is the seventieth annual
commencement OF Mr.. Kennedy's alma
mater.
The college always take pains to select
an alumnus Of prominence 70 make this
important address commencement week.
John Finley. commissioner Of education
Of New York state; Edgar Bancroft, head
counsel Of the international Harvester
company. and S. s. Mcclure, now man
aging editor OF the New York Evening
Mail. have represented the college at the
alumni exercises for the last three com
mencements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
WOODMEN OF WORLD
STOPOYER INOMAHA
Arrangements About Complete for
Entertainment of Sovereign
Camp Enroute to Frisco
THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES


Arrangements have ~been prscri-
cally completed TO entertain IN
omaha for day the entire sovereign
camp of the woodmen OF the World
which IS to meet in St Paul. accord
ing to the plans described by The Bee
some time ago. .it
The date now definitely fixed is
Monday, June IL. and more than SaJ
delegates from the different states,
with their accompanying wives or
daughters. will atop Off in Omaha
TO look around the city, and more
particularly to inspect the headqust-
ters work Of the order.
Sovereign Commander Fraser has
been busy developing the details, and
official Instructions have just been
sent out to the delegates OF the dif'
ferent state camps telling them jus.
how to travel to get to 81. Paul BY
way OF Omaha. the trip from Omaha
to be made in special train,
The program calls for devotins most
or the lime 10 inspection ~ the Wood
man building anu offices. explained a
woodman official. We will provide
some special attention for me women
The visitors will be taken care OF fol
luncheon a. tho Commercial club II that
is agreeable TO the club. and At one OF
the hotels for dinner. The evening en-
g6gennent VIII be Ak-sar- Ben initiation
at the dem
How the prospective visitors are hay
ing their curiosity excited for the coca
sion may be gathered from the following
announcement which Is going 20 them
in the current number OF the sovereisr
Visitor just in the mails: q.
I'VE are not supposed to divulse ans
secrets OF what IL going to take plac'
IN Omaha when the sovereign delegates
stop at the home OF woodcraft on thei
way TO st. Paul, but It IL rumored tina
Sovereign Commander Fraser In prepar
ing an initiation that hanging on tn
rope or listening to Jocks tale OF pas
troubles are like a Sunday school 1hi
IL the reason why We say pay your a.
HEENMNile ~ Nnf afltrf - We hit AVh ~
countable for what will happen 10 yol
when Sovereign Fraser once gets you Il
his control IN Omaha Kiss your wifi
and babies goodbye before leaving 10
the sovereign camp II you can't tax
them with you. becssise there is some
thing awful waiting Won In Omaha Then
isn't a rope made stout enough to he'll
YOU when you facs the most trying Q
an ordeals on your way to St. Paul
ITS long way to Tipperary bat II WI
seem far longer from Omaha 20 you
home when you face the wild animal
being imported by Sovereign Commando
Fraser for the big initiation that vii
take place on the night Of Monday. Jul
u. II may be necessary to- bring IN
animals along 20 St Paul TO have
quorum OF delegates at the opening q
the sovereign camp, Il makes us rhuddt
when we think Of the awful ordeal
through which our sovereign delegate
must pass before they reach the cor
4 vcrtIon city"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
Final Clean Up Sale Hargadine- McKittrick
Stock Tuesday in the Big Domestic Room

Mercerized Poplin = Every
shade and color, best 25c
grade $50. ....... .111sG
Utility and Novelty Check
Dress Ginghams - usually
10c a yard -. Size
White Plisse Crepe - The
fabric for gowns, etc. yd. Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

not disposed TO be reasonable where the
lives Of their fellow citizens are con-
cerned TheNplsclng Of an embargo on
all munitions Of war. all food. all pas
senger travel with all belngerent ooun-
tries will best insure US that safety and
peace which we desire.
Kansas city MO- star: There is moth
ms In the German note 20 alter the posi-
ton OF the United states as set forth In
President Wilson's communication Of
May H. - This government would
fail in it's duty to it's citt1ens and to the
cause Of humanity II It did not stand by
the terms OF its great protest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
LAD PROMISES TO OBEY
ORDER If TAKEN INTO NAVY

George Womna has written 10 tue local
naval recruiting office a long letter un-
folding his ambitions 20 join the navy.
lie Ia Il years old. Il have been sleeping
IN tent summer and Writer" he writes.
IL get in the navy intend to tend to
own business snd obey the officer viii
stay iR the navy AZ long as ] can. Il
they NifF YET mt."
says I've Upton; Tn view Of
his generous promise 70 obey the Of.
flceF' II seems We ought 70 let him Join
the navy
sarcastic chap. this lieutenant. ca
whats
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

IN a Great many cases and try 10 make
those around them happy while they are
Hacked with the pain OF organic trouble.
Few men realize how common such hero
i,m =. The remedy for this condition Is
- dia = Pinkha1rs Vegetable Compound
a simple remedy made from roots and
herbs. which Tor forty years has been
o,trcom1ne the most obstinate iis u wo-
men Every woman snfferine from To-
male MA o1es Il 20 herself and family
v glvs a = faiF trial. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

Bed Sheets - About 200 in
all; 1915 and S1x90 sizes
heavy bleached cotton; while
they last, each .41C
Fame" Dress Calicoes; all
colors, best patterns, yd. BIC
Amoskeag Nurse Stripe -
10c bingham, now. .734t