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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Take Salts To
Flush Kidneys
Eat less meat IL you feel Backaony or
BLADDER troubles you-Saits n
fine for Kidneys.

AEest FERNS uric acid which exeftes ana
overuorks the kidneys in their efforts 70
flter il from the system Regular eaters
q meat mus flush the kidneys occasion
a1r Toa must relieve them Ike you
reajev. rour bowels: removing all the
acids waste and poison. else you feel q
duF misery in the kidney region sharp
mains in the hack or sick headache. az
zsness. your stomach sours. tongue II
coated and when the weather Is bad you
have rheumatic twinges- The urine Is
cloudy. fun OF sediment: the channels
often get isTftAted- obliging you 70 get up
two or three times during the night
To neutraliBe these Irritating acids and
ansh off the body's urinOus waste set
about four ounces Of lad Salts from any
pharmacy: take a tablespoonful In .
class OF water before breakfast for a
lev DAYS and your kidneys viii then act
fine and bladder disorders disappear.
THIS famous salts e. made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
lishaa. and has been used for genera
lions 20 clean and stimulate sluggish kid
neys and stop bladder irritation Jad
salts n inexpensive, harmless and makes
a deliEhtful effervesoent Whitewater
! drink which millions % men and women
take now and then. thus avoiding serious
I kidney and bladder disesse.-AdTertise-
NEXT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Christ the Exalted
Product of Man

AiIss Annie Mcqueen Of New York held
the attention 81 a lnrse cl-dAud lsxs nighs
~ ruuTn 10 Bee bunaine with her al
dress On CHRIST Of the Near Future. ~
a'he lecture was undcr the auspices Of the
I'h~osophicai sogsety. Miss Mconeon SAID
IN uAr1:
In ihe schsus az human evolution every
man IL = potential Christ because az the
cosfnlc Chrisi -hfe IN HIN. for there ts hut
ons me, the nfc 81 Eupretne being and
tiie varying forms arr hui receptarles
thai eXT,ress more OF less Of THIS hIl-pre-
serz1nr llfe
- man evolves fnss potential Christ
Honsciollsnoss. hs gradually reaches a
point where he begins 70 understand the
pinn 81 The Universe and WISHES 10 Co
opera r. with its author Al this stace he
~ allowed 10 Direct guidance 81 one Of
ID oider brorheT,s. and his evolution 10
deliberately husissBrd. He hf,curnes the
sno runulds himself lnfb the Hkf.f,esE 81
those who have Inecedcd him IN the psfh
Of retufn 10 sod ur the Ispcns a. rsTr
~ stem. From tins print he ly9es 1rurns-s
through many STAGES. henuFutnr the ss-olv-
ifs Christ and finElly the pergected
Christ
All religions hun -esta1e 1he fupas-
mental 1aachtuEs iu rBE4rd 10 the a.
R1ue lhWE ~ the universe the oneness
o. Cod and ram. the three Erenf Tls1aseF
OF thu oneness. Una sFuen landiuE arch
hnEOts, The lWalVe EreaI llxaEinrs n
angelic hosts The r-TseRa religious fenr;h-
Grs form one hBlv tptnsfireuf isofU F-nflos
The elcat Ahite flrrtners.1und %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
With Supreme Court

The governments antitrust sur AGAINST
the international Harvester oulnlIHrr
wRE advanced fy the supreme ccurr for
argument on AlIrn 8
THE power az q stH1F 70 cenEur rnutbou
picture filmE Was recognized bv the ntl-
nTeme cnurt The ClhiO Hnd Kansas mo
tiIu picture censor laws were urshsld
The JeuDeEHee law Of 1903 Imposing q
sath hnsinEs LAX ON wholesale hquor daal
erE was held nv the supreme c1urf not u
Hupiv 40 NThnieEnls daHlerE HnEnEed ex-
cluHivaiy IN selling liuDur 10 residents II
other states
The n. J. Wilder cnrrEfanv Of Aflnufa
luEt q HITr IN the supreme court 70 pre-
Vslu tine Corn Products uosIInary from
collecting from n fur D CONSIGNMENT Of
Elucuse on the plea thai the sale con-
rruJ1 WIS m tuTrherGnce Of uunupclv.
The supreme uuttrT affirmed the deui-
sion 81 the federal DISTRACT court IL north
nrn ohm, huidtnE c1nBrirurinnBl the Ohio
mine run or uIl1i-screen law. The law
rsuuired payment fur mining on the
WeiCu1 Of coal befurf Rrreaned Nine
owners in eastern Ohio clHimed they could
moi upgrate unoer the law and have an
notIneed the state Ecrean law was -
EpunHlhis fur the present coal strike n
thst state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Gypsy Forced to
Tell Fortunes to
Support Husband


ens Adsrns E,.rsy. ~-fh rcslaet 81
rvrcIfth sn6 Csstener strcets. ana vho
Nss fine6 - md costs In roiiCt court
ror rcbhiue aohu TrnhlFEs 81 81. while
trIlns hF fortune appeared ~ police
co,rt "a fnt complaint Aetinst hot
husband lNrsus Adams. fot rcsting her.
l.ens eNrlsine6 thst hosh hrr hushaus
ard ftthcr-in-lsN hAd lscster her Tor
rctting fincd. and thst sht wished 20 -
turn 70 bcf nsthefs fri1v Near Chirnco.
In hroien Euciish shc told Juacs Zoe
tet hcs snr vrss farced 10 tnu fasguros
~ Jay 70 supnort hrr husband and
fhthrr-in-lav and acfrr cduiBr hoTns
tired 81 WIGHT ~ns rinac 20 feed ana
cufrs tho hhrsrs ~ rcr husband e.hcyn
~ ssscTss o--us conzideIshis nrnne nv
vii rsy hcr r.lnosd fsrc 10 C9dosCo shs
v'sn not prseCuts him Judge Fcstcr BE-
invest iratiue ths w0rnRn's STORY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Show Moderate Degree o.
RcsistanCe-Seling js les
Aggressive,
FRlcE RECOVER SHARPLY

WV VopN. fsrh "a a.Stectss mani
fr~tcC p moderate dclocc 81 resietan,g
1ciAy rrices rrg.rvcrinr shHfrly ~ thc
stnr anF rlctsiuE win numerous frnc
finnal qni,,s fsrnfcesfHnnl seiilnF r-hs
N-ee ssflrueaf.r fif shoIf fnlcrrsf frc-
f,-rdil,s. Tl,nFf arnffcualN ir consequence
~ dct-clorr,ents Nfich Hcnetc6 lesecn
frse al tNf strain lr tf,f forpign sItustien
A. ffisffff 81 feil n f-cnernliN ene
q-rrnrfs iyl,f thnl thu rHIlfnE ~ The iHsi
few dEps hnH fnadb lllf marked soiffc-
Whist e'lilncrthir on tht huuf sidh
rorrler selling a. SfocSs Va ics>
snnrl,rd hut nffrrlurs ~ hiEf ulnss BONDS
afnuch IN 3 sfthiiof snHie VIII less 90
fsrrs,lEtiur al wnluA. were nctee
F'crricr HNChHnCr we pgain disturh-
ma elcrrffilt drfIfsnd bills ~ Asundor fHn-
ms a. within frHcgiur 81 she lnW reenfn
htit ynskinC sfilseiantiHl rccoNoIf lstrf.
rffnhnlNriss sold ursici an previous QUO
4hsINFis and tho furptsrr rHArttcts were
fsvurtsh presumably - . 1csuN pt the
fsrlttrh rltHnrciluf' statement rt'ghroins
tho sfafIfe ~ RuSsia p fiunncre.
afVfcrS rpsfRrJffiuf 4hr fierl lnumHttt
urrrt Increasingly ureerful slmust AT
leedlnF mills orurating ~ ErcntHf rer-
csutarp al cSrnricy Conpcr wa %
sfHrfatNi
SinfF sna municipal honds Figured 20
an unusual extent o. tnflEF p nralinEs,
r,fa4flV ~ Iie3il re.neaiufis I'ninit SAioAl
rsns ssslIfr N7rFr s. ~ 90
g,uitnf Statez governments wrr ur-
rlfnnrrf IN rnii
rsrr,hrr a. safes and lssdiue quotations
on siocfsE we've 80 follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Great Demand
For Space Here
In Cement Show

An available SPACE has been taken for
the cement show to be he'd az the Audi
forum, next week, eighty exhibitors hsv-
ing arranged 10 make wonderful displays
81 cement and concrete work. Secretary
Frank whipperman 81 the Midwest
Cement Users association SAYS,
with al show SPACE gone, more eX-
hihltOrs and better displays assured for
this wear than ever before. Nc feel con-
fiaent that the show viii Be far ahead
q pas, records. As for the attendance,
/ have letters witch indicate that the
crowds win also sUrpass all previous
oncs"
whippeTTnan has Just returned from
Chicago. where ne attended the Chicago
cement show and the American concrete
institute. Many Of the Chioagc displays
viii b. shipped intact 20 Omaha, he says
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Teacher MarOoned
When Elevator at
High School Stops

Elnnl m tlw ol0 and faithful utairwrss.s-
1sacias1H N iift Central HtEh schuol hnve
ueciusd that. despite tine Advanccf m
nlsdern auplinnuex. automatic elertric
elevators an more 1of n7flanscin than
rIrAaties nor thc IGrtinular uutnmatir
slect-tr elevator ~ file hugh school Be- ~
nlItunnafir tint Il haE Of hatt rviaanaed a
uTupcnAity ~ cnrtail M Aervino nlolr fhe
1ans a b suuarcly lesw~cn TWO flnorn.
thus nlarooninz tian foachcr acrupauts
uu-tnE the ilosFE ziicy shuuld b. ~ worf
1eAchinE tiae VnanE Amcrican iuca
TIM lN1esf uuInrtunuls h aIiaa % Won
AlAnAtelue a. 4llt zcsanut department
4liz Won AIanAielns was isl tis sleuatns
Eianrtiy hsafcrx sasr 1suczany when fias
seAr Etqpgssn between Inv first and serong
diuarx iuat ON ~ Faach a. helm. sewers
iznurx eaaps.d a1eforx ahe teacher wa
Fescual
1ND uasel1 aEo AIias D,Eullivan I'm,
naugir b. q similar rnanaar
Nov the teacisau ars firhfinr chen,
~ me car Ter fenr u1 lilEs expurioncsr
htnl,auts n nm nchenl canaidcr IN,
'eirzAts,r . ois4ainE aHn 1avor ~ rouzsnss
usr ~ 'tise teachezB ,earsseiallv rrhen I
n1aniiosu . dnsiTe ~ naaruun a 1~w j
fhem-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
POSTAL CLERKS IN UNION
Seventy-Six Of Them in Omaha
Fern Local Branch Of
Brotherhood.
SEND PROTEST 10 WASHINGTON

Seveuty-ssx railway postal clerks run
nins ont 81 Omaha met IN their roous at
the FEDERAL building yesterday sctSrnoca
ard orgsnised a local branch % the Ma
tionsl Brotherhccd % Railway Postal
Clerks. ne new loosi WI be known ss
union No. II
orucers elected were; Selden ", Nd
Sfns, president; Clyae O Nintcer. FIRST
VICE president; John n. Whitley. second
wee nresiaeat; H. r. Dress, secretary
treasurer; 4. NJ Anderson. warden. Meet
mss ptn oe held the second Tuesday %
each month.
Discussion Of the se-oailed ~efficieney"
hoards recoyauaendatons Tor changes in
The Omaha pcstofftce vac INDUCED IN.
but nc formal action was .aken. Aahough
all tho clerks appeared to protest against
Ire suggested shake-up.
ASiae from the adoption ef q constitu-
ton and bylaws and the election ~ Of
ficers, THE principal business transacted
vas 81 regard 20 the congressional bal
nov pending Witch. u Passed. N5n DELAY
salary Increases that are coming to the
clerks The following telegram Of protest
a. sent 30 each Of the Nebraska sen
stors and congressnca.
We. Tire members OF local union. Broth
fcrhccd OF Railway Postal Clerks Wig
orously protest the biennial prouo-
ton propossl in pos1officc appropriati ton
oill, uhich amounts, In effect. 20 the i'm
posiuon 81 var tax ranging from 20
u per crnt on The salaries Of clerks IN
ne railway mail service. WI YOU SUP
porS this protest.
The national End local organizations Of
tire rafl~ay msn clerks ars affiliated
With the American Federation % Labor.
Snoh affihst1on has been strongly urged
for the local postocfice clerks as a pro-
lection against such shakeups as is now
E'noposed. The Railway clerks consider
theiT sfffliafion with the American Fed
grafton Of Labor 70 be the strongest point
On their orrAnizatioa
Many Of the railway mai clerks run
ning cut 81 this city have previously
nesn members 81 the brotherhood. which
formerly had no locals. but xirnrlv a
Central organization. New local rn3ons
are heing organized throughout the
country, and Omaha has started out with
lEree and active one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
HDGTED Mhk Mo MS M
OMAHA 1kiL Is CAUGHT

alil Heni'ef alias 4 2 BruFrn. srho re-
u-iltty'- Iaassed numerous aoEuF Isnstuffiee
rlluncy urtlcrr ga ienal csncerIis hnr been
arrozter isy tile ~ PAN police. lrcurdinr
"a . 'teisaram 0eoeised b. Fpiics Captain
LlemI.scz a Eesgard ~ So ias asuu n
f-ned Tor tlae nrrcaf ~ ti,s nsan. VINO A.
ssant~a Tor murder al Juplin. Afc.. aud
tine rtlilifery ~ IsuEtotfireE al hnriuEfielc
and hnst ~ 1ssule. m Ths 1oIiiin att
Izruse -ifts tiIf man. 1noru saf cunihtsd
10 tn en- 1ai shori tirle aEu ga q
uliIlnr ci.asEs san nC cas- Egaf niade
agEllinsi nm and ~ tas local auiisorili.s
lad iaoi rccesssd an aeeouuf uf ans Isaal
iecorr ~ Na1 not heid
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
FURNISHINGS INSTALLED
IN F0NTENELLE HOTEL

II has been = bis task to install the fur-
nishines cor the biz hotel, but Orchard
& Wilhelm have been able 10 push the
work Of hauling the 5000 OF more pieoes
from the loaded cars to the buiidirg and
installing them on the various floers.
A small army OF men are engaged tn all
r.rts q the building laying carpets and
plscinr the furniture as fast as Il can
he hauled TO the doors
Although many rooms are heing turned
o,,.r nv other workrnen at the last min
ute. there IL every promise that the u's
building will be ready from TOP TO oot'0n'
for the opening Thursday night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
CGScARETS FOR
BOWELS. STOMACH,
HEADACHE. COLDS
Get . le-oeui boE NV

Get le-oeut b0E uos
Ar son ksepinE yuur isar. STOMACH
anr bowels olesu. purs anc tIasf vita
Lascafe1s--uf nseFeiv lureinT 4 t,ass ~
va even Sew days s'fib ssliis. .ssthartic
pila " csst0r oii1 TINS X important
LaaoaretE immediately dleanse Iiis utsin-
aoil. Fcinost tise soisf, uudiE-atsc ano Ier-
nseIliinzs fooe and folr Eases take tif es-
oees uiie fF0n fiis ligef and carrs urf "
lie Esatsu tise cnnaiipaief vast nnsttor
and I,aisop Al 'tiis t,pNei
No sa0s hoE sioE healacnT biious and
'eonstiBated sou feel . Cascarrf tonigi,i
VA straiEiEian sou oui ~ naorniug a'nes
Work SAILS For slear. a h-oaIu boE
from your druEBist Nfll hep Eonr ilead
elear. stumacf aNeei anf guur liver and
lssSelf seEuiaT sinf falmiiaa D0ut iorssi
ti,e chlidreI-tieir littif tnsidas need a
ssnfif ciannalnE too--Ads-rtisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
M0eY GETS IN FIRST
WITH Ak-SAR-BEN DUES

Mogr BsEnsssin ana Rsns Miller have
the same arnhirion- 20 BE the first Knight
q Ak-5az-Ben 90 paT his yearly dues.
Miller heat Bernstein 10 the 1Rls honor ~
paying up last June. and nov MogF has
obtEinad revenge ny psssenting DAD
Weaver with a cheek for tl0 in payment
fur hiF 1s1s dues.
Rome NinsrE been beating me 20 q
tos ~ many years rhsi ] simply got des-
perste.~ declared hdoEV
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Weather Man Fails
to Identify Sun

a STRANGE ohtert appeared in fhr hesv-
enE ~ the snufh sh0rtly after ] O'Clock
yestsrdsy and fur ammo sint wus tho oh
iert al much conceI-n
II WA lsrgr and siirhtiv luminnut and
Ecunnco 20 ami; yHyE IN al di-ertions.
Many reUpls on the street whtrhsd h
with niingled curiosity AND wonder. una
mt q few questions were asked NJ 70
W'hHt O might he
Nenthurman Walsh admitted himself
uuahls 10 dsiins tie uhUnumcnun, ~ o.
rcscuhled nuthmg IN hts rcnunt cssacri-
onrn fAuthor fsiEps, Crnirhton univer-
siy'e nEtrunonug. waF appealed 10 and
after much unEitRtiun he wunturcd m
nptniun ss % fhe nature a. the ohieui Of
NJ murh general interest
Ht said a VIVA the sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Henry w. Yates Left
No Win or Property

Whom henry ", HHres p7nsidsyst uf the
NehrzaiSn National hank and dean of
lnual hanlEers. dtrc TINS munfh, ne ltfi
ne VIII ar uruparry ~ he diEtrihutee.
having trRiMfur--d all his property m hts
wits, Mru. Eliza p. Yates priur 10 ms
aaafh. Nov the widow. admitting fht
transfer. has through s~'ffzier Gnas a
aNrllzlsr. her attDrnryH vBluutnriiy flied a
petitinn m probate cuur1 fur thu aIsoiut-
mem ~ rnuHetefu lserSnn a. aupraiscr
10 detormins the value ~ proPercr srunH-
fnrred ~ her by her husband, which may
ne aubjecf 40 inheritunns tsx
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Other Cities Want
to Learn About the
Jitney Buses Here

Andrew linn R0stvick muuiciphi refer
once librarian ~ - l.ouis. sud 1oin Mn
hollsnd. councilFnHu a. Tuicdo. have writ
ten City ClufR Tom fas-nn. asking Tor IN
formation rclntinr % Omshhs cl-poriruce
with ths iitnCy bus uucstion
Mr. Muihopnnd wrutr. z heirse thst
citiss fhrouehout tho country win Haort
uT,-tc-istf rnfthoas IN hsndnuu ~, fitnsv
huE srr,'irs D. rcrulntinc urd honoinr the
drivrTs The Htrrf p-ili 81 IONS v-ay
~ solve tho transportation firohiern Ne
has introduced an ordiuEnco On this sub
frui.
J. u Euhsnk commissioner ~ finance
fuT ths cts az Colorado Springs asks
fnr information relating to Ounhh'E
dotihlt plztcun az the firr asnsrrmefit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
.BRDANELl Hall Assn. WORK
POSTPONED FDR A TME

Furibsr ~orf "a tiaa Brornen 1iaE
Present. aur Teaehess associatioE ~
Eslalcn orEaul1atloN couimftlen ME. o.
$3.50 y. Eastman - ciralrusa1l. has iaaan
IloEtIaEeu lfniI s1tfT leeut tiaaler weed
4 h ntanaed 40 has q iarue iunctetn
~ tb- Commercial elm. 81 Ehfch TINS
s0ns ont-n-tesn 'snaaator E'ii b. -
cilre1 1oF an addrezz-
1frN. EnaImnnf cnnIulfties illsii11of
alesoanles a. a. He'd q a. Hosoke
q q Bnrsc waits sanier. z Z Hsa ~
11oimei Biiffs. aliss Dizon anr Allar
E,llpbeulia 1onneor. prineiIai ~ fils
sshsol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
ASSERTS FATHER cDkEED
DABEHTER MHTH CANDY

In q Vstition fur divnrce alr2 alma
XateE aileses thHt hss husband. esnurEe.
inuaneu their s-yeur-oiu daughter Vera
n 1eHse fiie maternal Erannmuthsr q
honst AT ss15 Kinney atreef Gunaay ON
prouise ~ some cRnoy Tfs cfiild haf
noi beer seen nincs Airs Yates aIlsEcs
Si1s fsuaz'E titf court a. issue m order
restraining hHtes from iutarfuriug Wtff
hif wiz m am WAY. ~ stls HllaEes tina;
zilt 1earE him TiIs uulplt were mar
fied in omaha in laa
Cruelty abusive lanEuaRs anh thrsatl
to kii tife wine ar among allegation,
made ny ths lattef -.aEainsi Nntes a. ths
divore lsstiiion. Alrs. Yates asils 70,
silimuny ana l,oaseoaion al tns child
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Bad Roads Check
the Grain Receipts

The Omaha grain murxet yrHH Hteady ~
iowrr with continued iifsht rereipfE. The
SeuaipsE were aisou tia liEhtest % the
had roauH in ths country lev iurmerF Hrr
getting 10 ths towns. TlSerc were ntne
care al EviteEt. twenty nc ~ uurn and
eiEiu nf uHis On Rale. Prices wrrs Hhom
tire unmc ~ TueEdHy. v'hset ranEtuE frun
rla "a u.se.s AND rurn from esta NJ q
ssntE per bnahel. Oats we're aliEfrtiy M.
sales seinr maos Al % n 80 ueuis per
hslahul
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
CELEBRATES TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS WITH BRANDelS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Msionlen and dauEh-
,sra Marraret and Helen. leave next
sunday for an extended trip to Cam
visiting the san Francisco and san Dlee'
exposstions. also other California towns
Mr.. Malehien Is utilizing Eooo-siseo
check which ne receivej as a present Io'
This trip frorn Arthur Brandeis on 'nt
occasion OF his twenty-fifth anniverssrS
with the Rrandeia stores last october
he IL also given q two months vacation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
New Members Enter
Delta Theta Phi

ttrEAn Aenate 81 Delta liberia 1shi
t'rsishenn isEAi fEAie=ni;v haid an inttia
tlrn lar sweating a. tissir '.fruf' houne
I'm toliussizr Nere reserved inte tlln fr..
Ekruttr:
f-Esstan =. AcAVor aIlllnrd. Net Jon,
-,--.'6n.llA. y diIIlll Ia arflIlir j
- tl.llatr sl1pifis hcb. EAU \
t.-t-e lu1ailas PAM ~ ganar,,.,fi
s----ttA IitnIaat ~ 1lIffilsaf .f5nrr.si
otAltla. Gel rtuari. " Walnut "a Ksifiis.,r
q Alrt-att A4annaF lf,ifs
toiinNinH a. tniiiafion am new mem.
f'-H ArFs aeuicrtaiauo ~ a amosez
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Police Make Raid
Upon Two Hotels

Uiltts woman and a Cinnamon seen
aiiterinE tiss lsyunf hutei soEetisar az
traetec rtit Doliue iaHi niEiu ana resuhed
h. the place being ralde6 a. q disordef.iy
noiiss. A a0zan caseE ~ iseer sgeIt hauled
a. HEADQUARTERS fof evidcnpe
Ihe Berlin hutei was aiso .aid.o anc
lHraei heaifetstF. proprietor pgaE taken
ID jHu with haif-suurs a. vuansen polioe
cLlnEEclerE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25
Washington Affairs

Rerorts ~ Japan-s denanos On Snlns
,,sii ~. 81 ccnfficting that the American
covernment has not been able 70 ouLlne
,,ol{rx- presidsre Wilson told callers
h Mss not certain what the exact oe-
gnRnds were eF-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25

a sainE $685. c.n - 900 anicls
fhrs'srt -1ne nses 'iBnainsns GLASSES =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-25

Apartment (
Wanted
For
Young
Couple J
Caught your eye,
didn'tit, Mr.. Apart
ment owner? And
VOL weren'tlOOkinp
for it at all.
You know that
there are many !
ne WHY m a rried
couples S e e kin G
a p ar t m e n is in
Omaha every day.
These y o u n g
people have known
THE BEE as their
family paper since
j n f a n C y. They
know the place to
look is in the
apartments and
flats" columns of
The Omaha Bee
If you want to
rent those apart
ments of yours to 4
desirable neOnle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-22
Has Used ChambeNain's Cough
Remedy for 20 Years.

chamberlain Cough Remedy has
past twenty years. ! began giving it
to my children when they were small.
AS quick relief for Group, whoop-
ing cough, and ordinary colds. 1t
has no equal. Being free from
opium and other harmful drugs, |
never felt afraid to give 1t to the
children. have recommended it to
4 large number of friends and neigh
bors, who have used 1t and speak
highly of it," writes Mrs. Mary
Minke, Shortsville, N. Y. For sale
by Curlin's two drug stores.-(Adv }
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-22
TO BE LITTLE LEGISLATION
AFFECTING RAILROADS,
Special to Daily Light.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 22--The large
number of bills directed against
railroads seem destined to die in
this session of the legislature. The
tWo-cent fare bill attracted no seri-
GUS attention., with the railroads
cry of poverty reaching to heaven.
Even the full crew bill appears to
have little chance of passing. The
railroads are making capital out Of
the defeat of a similar measure re-
Gently in Missouri by popular refer
endum.
The legislature, however, shows
disposition to make a special APP
preparation to aid the State Rail-
road commission in the preparation
of its side of the freight rate in
crease case and to defend its atti-
tude that existing rates should not
be increased.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-22
A REALISTIC STAGE SKY.
Atmospheric Distance Gained by
Lights Reflected From Com
crete Dome.

The model OF u new stage sky,
which was recently exhibited in New
York. Is said to have achieved a
wonderful degree of realism by us
ing Il smooth. concavc, white sur
face from which light is reflected,
says tine Edison Monthly.
The device, which is of German
origin and in use notably in the
Royal Theater at Dresden, is in
reality development of the old
cyclorama idea. A quarter sphere
ing the sky, affords that feeling Of
atmosphere 50 perslstently and un-
til now somewhat nnsuceessfuliy
sought.
The surface of pure white serves
as "A reflector for lights both al
apex and base. These lights, num-
erous aud of substantial wattage,
are equipped with color flters con-
sisting Of silk ribbons Of varying
hues prepared by Munroe Rhodes
Penear, the Boston chemist, widely
known for his colored bulb work.
As the different effects are thrown
on the dome, a sense OF distance
results. vastly remote and serene,
suggesting an acknowledgements
calculated to content the most ar
dent of reaiists
Not alone were there clear skies
Of many tones. but masses and
streamers OF clouds floated above
and across, projected by cleverly
placed moving picture machine.
Further. ia the night effects, the
vault was studded by scores OF stars
rendered by tiny pierctngs in the
dome wall, backed by equally tiny
electric bulbs.
The extraordinary beauty of this
method rests In the fact that the
eolored light that strikes the dome
from above and below Is reflected
from its smooth, white surface In
an infinite number Of directions.
That il to say, it il scattered anu
blended until merged into sofs
and charming glow Such charm
looks to the truth that people are
more susceptible TO light fluetua-
tiuns than to any other perceptions
OF the senses. The color OF a mood
finds expression in the color OF the
sir itself. Small as the model
proved, II demonstrated to an ex-
tent little realized until now now
vital really is the role OF light e.
feet In the presentation OF theme
There can be little doubt but that
the invention, which has aifeady
created widespread interest, VIII
find acceptance with the more pro-
grsssiye New York Arrangements
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-22

Chest pains and dry, hacking
cough should be treated with Ball
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP TAX
eli internally, and HERRlCk'S
RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER
applied to the chest. Buy the dol
lar size Horehound Syrup; you get
a porous plaster free with each
bottle. Sold by Curlin's Two Drug
Stores. adv d