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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
CONGRESS TAKES
UP RURAL SCHOOL
Issue that is Creating Much Inter
est is Topic on Floor of the
Farmers Congress.
IMPROVEMENTS MUST BE MADE

State superintendent of Instruc-
tion A. o. Thomas wants a high
school within reach of every boy and
girl in every rural district in the
state OF Nebraska. Addressing the
Farmers National Congress, in ses-
sion at the Hotel Rome, he pointed
out that there are 500 school dis
tricts in the state in which from one
to three children only are taught.
"But better conditions are COM
ing" he said, "and we now have
high school branches taught our
combination schools so that at the
present time upward of 5000 rural
children are getting the high school
studies.
Il raise my voice for an equal
chance for the country boy and girl
with the city boy and girl in school
facilities. want the people next to
the soil to have an opportunity"
w. II. Campbell OF Clarks. Neb.. chair
man of the educational committee. opened
the discussion on the rural school prob
lem. He pointed out that while the i'm
migrant child. whether Greek or Slav,
white or black. In the city has the oppor-
tunity OF getting the highest education
from the free high schools and other in
stltutions In the city. The son and
daughter OF the pioneers who battled and
conquered the soil in the early days, has
no such opportunity so long as high
school facilities are not proYided for them
on the farm.
Brighter Day il DavninE.
But brighter day Is dawnng," he
said. ''The people OF the rural districts
are determined to do what they long
ago should have done, work out our own
problems for better rural schools. We
have said and We now repeat Either the
CONTINUED on Page Eleven. Col. TWoD
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Carranzistas Clip
American Soldiers
Ears as Souvenirs

SAN ANTONIO Tex, Sept. 29-The
Carranza commander at Las Pelados,
Mexico. headed the attacking party OF
Mexicans who crossed the border lsst
Friday night and in fight with Ameri-
can soldiers captured Trooper Richard
Johnson, whom they shot ana then mutt
lated by taking his head and ears for
souvenirs, 1t was reported today TO
southern department headquarters by
Captain Frank r. Mccoy
Guadalupe Cuellar a Mexican who said
he was one Of the attacking party. gave
the details Of the fight to Captain Nc
Coy in q sworn statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Bishop Nuelsen
Reaches New York

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-swedish neu-
trality is being enforced to the extent
that American Red Cross surgeons sery-
ing with the Russian army are not per-
mitted to cross the border in Russian
uniform, according TO Dr. Dean +. Winnn
OF Atlanta, Ga, Red Cross surgeon who
arrived here today on the steamship
United States from Copenhagen.
Bishop John L. Nuelsen OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. In charge OF mis-
sion work In Europe, was among the
passengers. lie said he was going 20 at
tend the conference OF Methodist bishops
TO be held at San Diego. Cal. in October.
The United states. after leaving Copen.
hagen. was held up and taken into Kirk
wall by q British cruiser and detained
there for thirty-seven hours while her
papers were examined.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Dad Weaver Buys
First Ticket to
the Big Carnival

Dad" Weaver had the honor OF buy
ing the first admission ticket when the
Ak-sar-Ben carnival was opened 10
the public yesterday. Superintendent
Fred Schamel Was second. Charles
"Nelie' Gardner was third and President
Everett Buckingham OF the board OF gov
ernors was fourth. TLs four lined up at
the main ticket window some time before
the gates opened. 80 as to head the
crowd that pressed In when the turn
stiles began 10 click at I.s0 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Many MachiniStS
Go Abroad to Work

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-At least $50
American machinlsts engaged In all parts
OF the country are leaving New YORK
sch v eek TO work in the m1ni.icns plants
OF the European belligerents. according
to information obtain at the offices Of tho
international Association OF Machinists
here. The competition OF Great Britain
and Russia in employing American ma
chinists is said 20 have driven the wages
Of such mechanics to the highest point
yet known.
English works. II was stated today. are
paying from SIS 10 $S5 a week to me-
chanies American manufacturers OF war
munition for the allies are said TO be
paying as high as 81 or s. a day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
RumOr Kaiser Will
Send Hindenburg
to the West Front

LONDON, Sept. 29.-German newspapera
today announced that two generals, un-
named, have been dismissed from Ger
man commands In the western war zons
in connection with the recent setback at
the hands OF the French and British, ao-
cording to a dispatch from Amsterdam
to the Exchange Telegraph company.
II is probable. the dispatch adds, that
a new German commander-in-chief OF the
western armies soon will be appointed.
In this connection the name of Field Mar.
shai Won Hindenburg Is mentioned
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Catholics Excluded
from Jury in Suit

MARSHALL, Tex, Sept. 29.-Roman
Catholics have been excluded from jury
service in the suit on trial here today Of
Mrs. John Rogers against an insurance
company for $500 on an accident policy
her husband held.
Rogers lost his life February in a
pistol battle, in which William Black. an
anti-Catholic lecturer was shot to death
in a hotel. Mrs. Rogers claims her hus-
band was accidentally killed.
The trial of George Tier, George Ryan,
John Copeland and Harry Winn, charged
with the murder of Black, has been set
for December IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Bulgarian Cabinet
Divides on Question
of Foreign Policy

PARIS, Sept. "a Havas dispatch
from Athens says, The Bulgarian min
listers OF finance and commerce have re-
signed, according to a report received
from reliable source in Sofia. The rea-
son given officially is a divergence OF
Views Of internal questions. but the real
cause Is the complete disagreement OF
these cabinet members with Premier Rad
oslavoft on the policy to be followed in
view OF the determined attitude Of
Greece
King Ferdinand granted an audience
to Former Premier. Malinoff. leader of
the party favorable 10 Russia and asked
him. il Is understood. 20 form new
cabinet"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
BULLETIN.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The British
are battering the third line of the
Germans in the vicinity of Loos. The
French are maintaining their often
sive In Champagne. The Germans
In the Argonne apparently have been
unable to make important gains and
have refrained from Infantry attacks.
This sums up briefly the situation In
the west as seen in London today.
No great change in conditions Is
shown, but England attaches high
Importance to indications that the
offensive movement of the Allies is
not to be relaxed. as was predicted
In some quarters. A short breathing
spell has been succeeded by the hard
est pressure on German positions at
the points weakened or shattered by
the allied rush.
VIII Continue Pressure.
That 1t Is the intention to maintain this
pressurv is indicated by a telegram from,
Field Marshal French to the Lord Mayor
OF GOOD Will. The British cornmander
added that the message encouraged his
troops ito push the immediate success
TO really docisiv issue" This leads
the public to believe there is to be no
stalemate. such as followed the battle OF
Neuvilie Chapelle. but that with new
British forces In the field and ample sup
plies OF ammunition. General Joffre ana
Field Marshal French plan n real test
whother German resistance in France and
Belsium can be broken
AuHtrians hetake LutsIS.
Russia, though encouraged by the
progress of Its allies in the west. has mod
been doing 30 we'll In the last day OF 80.
The AustriGns have stemmed the Rus
sian advance In southern Poland and re.
taken Lutsk. The Germans are renewing
the great movement against Dyinsk.
Bulgaria has not replied to Foreign,
Secretary Grey's friendly ultimatuIu.''
but special dispatches from Athens and
other points say a change is noted at
Sofia and that events are now less likely
to take turn unfavorable to the entente
powers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
LEVEES co IN
RIVER FLOOD AT
new ORLEANS
bikes Below City in Lower Missis-
sippi Give Way and Houses
Are Washed Away in
Gulf Storm.
BODIES SIGHTED IN THE STREAM
Lake Ponchartrsin Rises Twelve
Feet, with Water Above
Sea Wall.
SIXTY-MILE WIND is BLOWING

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 29.-The
levees have given way in the lower
Mississippi river below New Orleans.
Hoses huave been washed away and
dead bodies sighted in the stream.
the Southern Pacific liner Creole re-
portde by wireless tonight.
Lake Ponchartrain. near New Or
leans, has risen twelve feet because
of the gulf stream, and the water
is above the sea wall, according to
information received here by long
distance telephone this afternoon
from the Associated Press corTe-
spondent at New Orleans. The cor
respondent reported that automo-
biles are taking people into New
Orleans from the Lake Ponchartrain
section.
Blows sixty Miles an Hour.
The report said that just before 8
o'clock this afternoon the wind came up
at New Orleans, blowing sixty miles on
hour with the barometer at 1884. Indica-
tions at o'clock were that the center
of the storm would pass west of New
Orleans.
'Mlneburg and another town on Lake
Ponchartrain report that the water is
in the streets" said the correspondent.
six fishing schooners have been blown
ashore at Rigolettes. No loss of life has
yet been reported
"One of the railway car barns in New
Orleansorleans has ben blown down. Sew
eral houses have been unroofed or other
wise damaged.
Passengers MarOOned.
Several hundred passengers on South"
ern Pacific train No. 8 from Ho Iston
are marooned on a ferry boat below
Avondale. La. The train was due at
New Orleans at s o'clock this morring.
The ferry is stuck on a mud bank and
four tugs are standing by"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Talk with Wireless
Across the Continent

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.-wireless tel
ephOne communication across the cont
nent was accomplished for the first time
today when experiments extending over
several months culmir dted in successful
transmlssions OF the human voice by
r. diO from the great naval plant at
Arlington. Va. 10 the station at Mare
Island. Cal. 1850 miles away.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
KING AK SWINGS
OPEN HIS GATES
Big Fall Festival is Now On in Full
Force and All is Ready for the
Merrymakers.
SHOWS ARE ALL IN PLACE

At 1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the band on the main entrance arch
struck UP lively tune, the turnstiles
began to click and King Ak-Sar-
Ben's twenty-second annual fall fes-
tival was formally inaugurated by
the opening OF the carnival grounds
at Fifteenth and Howard streets.
Four solid blocks Of big shows and
attractions comprise the carnival this
year. 1t extends along Fifteenth
street, from Howard to Leavenworth
streets, with the main entrance at
Fifteenth and Howard streets, a
South Side" entrance at sixteenth
and Jones, and several convenient
exits.
Although they did not arrive and begin
to ''set up" until morning, the Combined
Workman Shows, the chief attractions
on the Kings Highway. were all ready
for business by afternoon. They offer
larger amount and variety of enter
tainment than the carnival has ever had
before.
Expect Big Crowds.
Prospects are good for record breaking
crowds to attend the fall festivities this
year, which will continue until after Sat
urday Of next week. The big floral auto
parade will be held next Tuesday after
noon. the gorgeous electrical parade oc-
ours next Wednesday evening and the
coronation ball on Friday night Of next
week. A special attraction of note, Ia
connection with the festival, will be the
concert by the famous Boston Symphony
orchestra at the Auditorium Thursday
night OF next week
Decorations and lighting effects I'm the
lCnntinned On pnre rrrn CnI,,rr,r, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
BRITISH POUND
THIRD GERMAN
LINE NEAR LOOS
Field Marshal French Says that the
Immediate Success Will Be
Pushed to a Really De-
cisive Issue.
FRENCH ACTIVE IN CHAMPAGNE
German Offensive in Argonne APP
parently Unable to Make Any
Important Gains.
AUsTRIANS RETAKE LUTsK CITY
BULLETIN.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-Continuous
fighting has been in progress all day
on the heights between souchez and
Why. where the allied forces have
maintained all their positions, ac-
cording to the official communities
ton issued by the French war office
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Dorchester Complaint
Refused by Board
fFrom a staff Correspondent. !

LINCOLN. Sept. 2s.-(Special.) 1.-The
state Railway commission today entered
an order In the complaint filed by citi-
senger service The commission found
that the Burlington should install lights
at the depot and station grounds. but de-
MED the request stop the through trains
at Dorchester or to install warning bells
or employ flagInan at the Washington
street crossing.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
Lincoln to Have New
Eight-StOry Building

LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. 2s.-(Special Tel
egram l-Lincoln will have a t5OOOO0 office
and store building Articles OF inoOrpora-
tion for this amount were filed here
this afternoon. The incorDoTators are W.
+. sharp. r. J. Hainer. r. ~. Tyrrell,
Charles stuart. n. f. sidles aud Sam
Foster. al lof Lincoln, and Frank q.
Sharp and A. @. Peterson OF Aurora.
The building win he located at Tenth
ana o streets. eight stories, s5xi43 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30


when you're tired OF walking,
When your car fares all in,
Your feet aehs like sixty
You're aH hungry a. sin.
Take out that last penny
Ana kiss IL good bye,
'Twould have bought me q bun.s
You say with a sigh.
Instead buy q paper,
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what . fool I have been
Not TO have bought one before"
The quickest and most economical
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nom
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THE OMAHA BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
The Weather

Forecast for Thursday:
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Unsettled.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
MAN OF FAITH MAKES
RUN ON HIGH GEAR
Billy" Sunday Has Word to Say to
Those Who Cr;ticise Methods
at Tabernacle.
TO REPEAT COMING OF CHRIST
roDAx's MEETINGS.

@OoA = ANAEaHa AANSSa
$40 q. m.-Central High school gtrls'
Miss Miller.
meeting and lunch, 1909 Farnam street.
Miss Miller.
Ia noon-shop meetings.
p. m.-Sunday at the Tsbernaols.
p. m.--BTothers' club meeting, City
mission. Mrs. Asher.
3 p. m.-Tabernsols Bible class. Miss
SAKE.
j p. m.-Maids' meeting, Y. W. G. A.
Mrs. Asher.
3il5 p. m.-souih Side High school
girls, First Presbyterian church. Miss
Miller.
3;45 p. m.-Boys' and girls meeting,
First Presbyterian church, Council
Bluffs. Mss Gamlln.
4;So p. m.-5oys' and girls meeting,
First Christian church, Council Bluffs
Miss Gamlin.
1880 p. m.-Sunday at the Tabernacle.
1850 y. m.-Mseting for young psople,
illustrated, FIRST Presbyterian church,
Council 5luffs. Miss Gamlin.
p. m.-Bible class, ollvst Baptist
church. Miss SAKE.
A good deal of fun was injected
into the sermon at the tabernacle
yesterday afternoon by Billy" Sun
days inimitable mimicry of the
grumblers and complainers and the
do-nothings in the church. He
grimaced and struck attitudes and
wheozed in his speech as he initiated
these cumberers of the religious
ground. He micked the people who
complained about Joshua, the COM
mander of the eJws, and he shot the
arrows of his sarcasm at the modern
representatives of the ancient
knockers" From these, he turned
to the people of deep faith.
"The man of faith in God doesn't sag
in the middle" Mr.. Sunday asserted
'He keeps on high gear; he has song
In his religion, fire in his blood and ce-
ment in his backbone. He knocks the ball
over the fence in the last inning. with
the score tied, two out, two strikes and
three balls called, and he wins"
In his category of grumblers Mr.. Sun
day humorously apostrophized those who
complain against tabernacle methods
thus:
No Black TIE Here.
I'VE have a chorus of 1.JO instead of
quartet. and the preacher here doesn't
wear long, black coat and black tie
and galluses."
And in proof OF the last statement,
BILLY" flung wide his sack coat and,
with wide grin, revealed himself inno-
cent Of the popular pants supporters.
Too many church singers" he said:
don't know any more of the gospel they
sing than the town pump knows about
the taste of water"
Apropros of his sermon on '"The Second
Coming of Christ" which he will preach
both Friday afternoon and evening, Mr..
Sunday asked all who can to come to the
afternoon service and remain away in the
evening, so as to let as many as possible
hear the sermon. He asserted that he
may repeat other sermons twice in one
day FOR the same reason.
The first collection since Sunday was
taken. Collections are being taken this
week only on Wednesday and Friday, as
the budget has nearly been met.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30
COmparative LorrI Roc0
nd precipitation depar-

temperature and ID
lures from the normal
Normal temperature. ...
Deficiency for the day
Total deficiency since
Normal precipitation.
Deficiency for tie day
Total rainfall since II
Deficiency since Marci
Deficiency. cor. period
Deficiency cor. period,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30

Station and State
nf ANnaIhnr

II Ind caled trace OF precipitation.
/. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30

Continued on Page Two. Column one.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-30

Advertising 10 the pendu.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
At ONCE! STOPS
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You feel different as soon as "Pape's
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
HOPE OF EVERY FALLEN
MAN Is LOVE OF GOD
It VIII Always Remain That the Love
of God Passeth knowledge,
Says DIR. Gardiner

At the St PauPs Memorial Meth
Odist Episcopal church the pastor
Rev. James l.. Gardiner, y. D.. spoke
Yesterday on the theme The Dimen-
siOns of Gods Love" The text was
taken from John 3.16. God so lS-ed
the world that He gave His only be-
gotten Son that whOsOever belieVeth in
Him should not perish. but have ever
lasting life In speaking on this
theme DIT. Gardiner said. God created
man in His own image and placed him
in the Garden of Eden. But man
fell from the heights Of innocence and
holiness where God had placed him.
He left the garden and wandered into
the wilderness Of sin. / do not care
whether YOU accept the record of
mans fail in Genesis as history or as
allegory-the teaching of il is clear
that man has fallen. The lives of
men from that day 10 this have been
lost. Modern science. philosophy and
Divine revelation bring 10 us the sad
and solemn truth. that men are lost.
But thank God. they are not hope
lessly lost our text which sums up
the Gospel OF Jesus Christ brings hope
10 every lost man in the world The
hope OF every fallen man is the love
of God Man may recover all he has
lost through sin and acquire much
more. because God is interested in
him and God loves him.
1T has been well said that if the
Bible were destroyed with the eXcep-
tiOn OF John 3:16, there would still
be enough of the Gospel Of Christ left
to save This world OF SHINING and sin,
ful men. / have tried for nearly %
years 20 write a sermon on this text.
but have again and again thrown my
notes aside. feeling that il was too
great 10 fathom. ! do not this morn
ing pretend To-. have sounded its
depths: for il viii always remain true
that The love of God paSsetb knowI-
edge Nevertheless. we feel that we
have discovered and experienced some
truths concerning this great passage.
that are worth knowing
Or. Gardiner then spoke at length of
the breadth and the length and the
depth and the heighth of Gods love.
as set forth in the text
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
A GREAT MUSICIANS
HAIR SECRET

1t was a man musician TO whom We
were talking, but every woman VIII
realize the value OF his answer 10 our
question. What makes your hair so
abundant and so lustrous?" Just
simple care, madam. l am as good to
il as / am 10 my hands" IL was just
his way of saying. Il keep il perfectly
clean" Since then We have found that
regular care and perfect cleanliness
means hair health and beauty. IL is
not advisable when shampoOing TO use
makeshift, but always use a prepar-
alton made for shampOOing only. You
can enjoy the best that is known for
about three cents a shampoo by get
ting a package OF canthrox from your
druggist: dissolve a teaspoonful in a
cup of hot water and your shampoo
is ready After it's use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dandruff,
excess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair will be
SO fluffy that il will look much heavier
than il is. It's lustre and softness will
also delight you, while the stimulated
scalp gains the health which insures
hair growth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
POWER TO EMPLOY
is HELD BY A FEW
National Commission is Suggested as
Means to Secure Work
Tor All.

NEW YORK, Jan 1S.-Frank p.
Walsh OF Missouri. chairman of the
United states commission on indus
trial relations. told the members of
the East Side Forum at a meeting on
Sunday night that one of the chief
causes or unemployment throughout
the country was that more than half
the employing power Of the United
States was lodged with persons re-
siding on Manhattan island
Mr.. Walsh advocated a national
commission with power ito hear the
grievances of all unemployed persons
and to administer industry for the
welfare OF the workers instead of
merely for the welfare of the absen-
tee prOpri etOrs.
He characterized the Carnegie
Foundation. the Rockefeller Founda-
ton, the Russell Sage Foundation
and the Cleveland Foundation as pos
sible menaces to domestic institutions
and added a suggestion that the gov
eminent might take over such accu-
mutations OF wealth "by taxation sim
liar 10 the income tax and that it
might administer them for purposes
in the usefulness of which all the peO7
pie agree"