Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Aimed at Omaha

Nebraska city Press; Omaha motion picture the
alter managers being brought to book because
they permit the ases their theaters 20 be crowded
during performance contrary to the city ordinances
and state laws Men IN the picture business who sac
rfce safety first" additional profits should heed
the lesson taught 20 them just a few days ago
Beatrice Express: The attempt OF the hosts Of
Satan at Omaha 20 interfere with the Billy Sunday
revival meetings by injunction proceedings TO prevent
the erection Of a large tabernacle within the fire
limits. has failed Judge Redick refusing TO grant the
Injunction on the grounds that attraction the
noted evangelist comes within the same meaning
Of the law do street carnivals and fairs. The
parties objecting to the erection OF the building
legged that IL would be nuisance and fire hazard
Silver Creek sand: Omaha frequently does things
which disgrace the state and exasperate many Of
citizens but nothing Il has ever done has been 80
fragrant insult TO citizens will be the pull
ing off OF the acrobatic and obscene performances
OF the blatant Billy Sunday. We hope at least that
the newspapers win not devote much space to the
blasphemer.
Lexington Pioneer: In spite Of the objections
urged against the building OF the tabernacle for Billy
Sunday In Omaha II II to be built The injunction
sought 20 restrain it's erection has been refused. II
Sunday don't skin those old mossback sinners OF
Omaha when he opens up. hell is not hot.
Columbus telegram I guess the authorities must
have forbidden the sale shotguns the people Of
Omaha reach this conclusion because OF the fact
that during tho past ten days five little girls rang
ing In from 10 10 years have been outraged by
Omaha men, and at last accounts OF the out.
RACERS had been killed
Silver Creek Sand: A brute named AfickIe has been
writing letters 10 The Omaha lately In which he
tells how he has raised family Of six children and
saved up money on his wages as day laborer. He
says that the only luxurtes 1--WE have are 90 cents
worth OF tobacco a week. lie don't say who "we''
arc. but II would lead TO infer that the whole
family It. else he hogs it all himself and callA
himself I'VE" In later letter he says that two of
his daughters working during vacation and while
at first they him all the money they earned.
lately they have rebelled and refuse TO turn over
only enough nay for their board and that Of
them actually squandered % for silk waist. Wen.
| n the Mickle has raised his children he
states, wonder the girls rebel and demand few
cents which they themselves, for candy and a
little finery.
Fremont Herald The Omaha Bee force of
writer's and photographers TO Fremont week ago to
make up Especial boost for the city that has now
become famous the land for the holding Of an
nual tractor shows. That force OF did its work
well. Yesterday mornings twenty-four-page edition
OF The Omaha Bee half given to a magnlfi-
spread" for Fremont and the big tractor show
SD other events Of the coming week The second
section eoplousy illustrated throughout with pic
lures OF business blocks residences and
portraits OF Fremont The leading STORY in
this edition of The Bee reads good that take
pleasure in reproducing II.
Fremont Tribune: Omaha has made good deal
Of noise about revivng water transportation on the
Missouri. but only little boat is in sight The
truth is that railroads be built and operated
cheapy than the Missouri be kept dredged OF its
sandbars
Beatrice Express. Mayor lin Dahlman Of
Omaha drove mule to victory in the races at the
Nebraska metropolis Thursday, the mayors mule, APP
propriately named Omaha Belle. leading a field of
seven contestants Whether in political race, a
horse or mule race, Mayor Jim generally
| "gets there"