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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Chile, because the Monmouth and Good
Hope depended for the most part on
six-lnoh gums while the German cruisers
Gneisenau and Soharnhorst carried many
s.S-inoh guns. The victory at the Falx-
land islands was easy for the British
battle cruisers Invincible and Inf1exible
and their oonsorts because they mounted
twelve-inch guns and also were much
faster than the German ships,
weight ana Armament Count.
In warship duels also. weight and
armament were decisive The Sydney,
armed with six-inch guns, was thus able
TO destroy the Emden. with only 4.2-inch
cannon.
The lessons which may be drawn from
past events may be summed up briefly
as follows:
Superiority Of technical material plays,
as In earlier naval battles. an important
role. perhaps TO n greater extent now
than before Given crews practically
equal in skill, the side which is inferior
In artillery and speed is at 20 heavy a
disadvantage that victory IL possible only
under exceptionally favorable circum-
stances.
The submarine has proved itself a
thoroughly dangerous weapon. TO which
unsupported possibilities must be con-
ceded. All methods of defense hitherto
employed have failed TO fulfill their pur-
pose in requisite manner.
"Dirigibles and aeroplanes have not
only demonstrated their value i'm scout
ing. but also, have been engaged effec-
lively upon the offensive.
THE lessons learned even thus far will
have a marked influence upon the CON
struotion Of fleets, and I can understand.
in the United States, efforts are being
! rnhda 70 tnkn AIM Mt q nf thn1n %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
ToDAY's BEAUTY HINTS

To w71iten and beautify the COM
plexion permanently we have found no
better preparation than a lotion made
by dissolving four ounces or spurmaK
in one-half pint hot water. then adding
two teaspoonfuls slycerin. This re-
moves any pimples, shiny. muddy or
sallow appearance. and viii make any
ones skin clear. smooth end velvety.
II does not show or rub off like pow
der; in fact. It seems a part OF the
skin: and for removing tan and freckles
Is unequaled.
II is necessary to shampoo more fire.
quently in the warmer weather because
of excessive dust and the fact that the
head perspires more and Is usually
more exposed TO the weather. The
easiest-to-use and Quickest-dryins
shampoo that we can recommend to our
readers can be prepared very cheaply by
dissolvinR a teAspoonful OF canthroT.
obtained from your druggist. in a cup
of hot water. This rubbed into the
scalp creates a thick lather. soothing
and cooling in it's action. and very
beneficial 20 scalp and hair. After rims
ing the scalp is fresh and clean and the
hair dries quickly and evenly and takes
on a bright Iuster and soft fluffiness
that makes It seem very heavy.--Adver-
tisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Broadway star feature entitled &C O.
D." with Hughie Mack the leading com
cdian. &C, q. u" Is real comedy from
the play by Frederick Chaplin. a Rag
OF Gold" an Esssnay drama, will com
pletN the program Monday night another
Broadway star feature. The Man Re
hind the Door" In which wally Van
takes the leading comedy part win be
shown Cissy Fitzgerald furnishes the
principal female comedy lead. Tuesday
night THE Power Of the Press" Klaw
& Erlsnger production in four parts. will
be presented Wednesday night another
Broadway star comedy featuring Cissy
Fitzgerald and wally Van will be shown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
Military Expert of Berlin TagebLatt
ReUieWs TweIUe Months Operations

parently Is about to declare war on Tur-
key.
The Serbian army. after great losses
in the winter, has undertaken no mill
tary operations. being content to guard
the frontiers of its country on which
there no longer is an Austro- Hungarian
army.
The other Balkan states are about to
decide which side they shall take In the
war. Since Russia's forces have been
driven back and badly beaten and a Ger
man and Austro-Hungarian army has
been arrayed near the frontier OF Rouma-
mia, Bulgaria has come to an under
standing with Turkey, and Greece re-
mains the opponent of Italy, and an In
crease In the number of our enemies I'M
longer is to be anticipated by AustSh-
Hungary.
THE Germans have every reason,
therefore, at the end of the first year
OF the war to consider their sacrifices In
blood and treasure have been rewarded.
We are we'll prepared for continuance
of the war. Our nation still possesses
determination to conquer and to make
the necessary sacrifices. Our supplies Of
war material are assured by efficient or
ganizations, Our finances are far from
exhausted and there Is no lack OF pro-
visions. Our fleet, despite a few losses
among the cruisers. is ready to be thrown
into the struggle at the proper moment
and in full strength and our submarines
in ell the seas are the dread of ouI
enemies. Thus their offensive hal
changed to a defensive and the prospects
of eventual victory for the central
powers is materially increased"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
lone NeGrdne Leading
Woman AZ tie BrSh0eiS

pany have a comedy dramatic sketch,
THE Third Floor Front" was we'll re-
ceived here last summer. and no doubt
will prove popular again. Murphy md
Malone, two funsters, who are billed as
''Telkologists" have a brilliant line OF
comedy chatter The Jameson Duo, other
wise known as The Queens OF Harmony"
offcr line of new songs. THE Cir OF
the Gypsy Camp" Is the feature photo
play, dealing with a band of gypsies who
abduct n child and later force her to
steal from her own father. An RHs prted
program including an animated cartoon
comedy. Dreamy Dud Goes Bear Hunts
Ing" A Kalcm comedy when Willie
Sleeps" and the Heart-selig News COM
pletes the bill.
.
For today only Alec y. Francis will be
featured ut the Hipp theater. In William
A. Brady's former success, After Dark. 1"
Monday and Tuesday william Faver-
sham, who is considered by many critics
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
ELKS' PARADE FILMS TO
BE SHOWN AT kRUG PARK

II win be interesting TO many to note
that the popular Krug Park has arranged
20 augment It's regular free motion
pdcture entertainment with a feature Of
much local note. The management has
arranged to exhibit for three days start
ing today and lasting over Monday and
Tuesday. the National Flag day parade
of the Elks, shown in motion pictures
This feature consists of 1000 feet Of film.
depicting familiar scenes and faces of
local prominent Elks in their parade and
exercises.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
Mosquitoes Are
Unusually Active

Health Commissioner Connell announces
Omaha mosquitoes are unusually militant
Just now,
One of the reports brought 10 the health
office by the mosquito brigade was from
Buck Taylor. superintendent of city gas
lighting. Mr. Taylor lives in cottage
on the Riverside drive, Carter lake. Fri
day evening he observed a mosquito with
one leg on table and the other leg on
the top Of a lemonade Q-e-m-o-n-a-d-e)
glass. drinking the refreshment with
Rvidity.
A posse Is in pursuit of the mosquitoes
along the Riverside drive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

A series of particularly good features
has been booked for the Airdome for the
first half of this week. commencing to-
night, This is in accordance with the
new policy OF showing the big feature
photo plays at the Airdone instead OF a
general program as has been the custom.
and Is the result of many requests by
patrons of the popular West Farnam
street amusement place.
Sunday nights program will be a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
WHEELER 'PEEVED AT
SPEEDWAY AUTO DRIVERS

officer Lyman @. Wheeler, now sta
toned in Dundee with his motorcycle. is
put out at the motorists who fail to
observe the rules Of the road and other
traffic ordinances of Omaha. which now
apply to Dundee.
He says that the speeders hasten most
speedily through the village, and that
they likewise fail to observe the dim
ming" law, as applied to lights on
motor driven vehicles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

to be Americas greatest actor. will he
seen in the film version OF Sir Gilbert
Parker's great work. THE Right OF Way.
Dainty Marguerite Clark will be tho at
traction Wednesday and Thursday. in
Daniel Frohman's famous play. Seven
Sisters" The five parts that mako up the
production fill an evening with laughter,
The play il clean and merry. and acted
az well IL not better than any ana farce
yet seen on the screen.
Ina Claire supported by Carlyle Black
we'll, will be seen Friday and Saturday
in Harold MacGrath's romance, '"The
Puppet Crown" This is Miss Claire's sec
ond appearance on the screen and her
success has been instantaneous
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Mrs. G. Il Edwards and daughter,
Eileen. Will start Monday night. August
2. for Berkeley, Cal. San Francisco and
Los Angeles. returning via Salt Lake
City. Miss Eileen took part in the play
entitled THE Artists Dream" which
appeared at the Boyd theatex a short
time ago and she has been requested to
attend the Dancing Masters convention
at Berkeley Cal. and demonstrate the
new social dances, Jig and novelty dane
ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
SCHOOL FOR ATHLETIC
COACHES is OPENED

URBANA. ILL.,. jury s1,--The school for
athletic coaches at the University of
Illinois closed today. A squad of 1877
from various parts of the country. 100 OF
whom took no other course. was enrolled
Thirty-one states we're represented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Tho Three Tyres head the bill at the
Empress for Sunday and the first half
OF the week, with musical oddly en-
titled, Thinking Tunes for the Tired
Theater Qoer." Lloyd Sabine and COM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
What the Omaha Theaters Offer This Week

''The Avintor" farce comedy which
enjoyed q successful season throughout
the east last year win be the Edward
Lynch Players production at tho Bran
deis theater for the week beginning to-
night and the seventh week Of their all
summer season at that playhouse
THE Aviator offers the largest, loud
est and longest laughs of your life
The story is briefly as follows: Robert
Street. a we'll known author has written
best soller, The Aviator" lie decides
TO take u vacation. goes 20 summer
resort is recognized and permits his
admirers 20 persist I'm their belief that
he II successful aviator a French
aviator appears at the resort and much
against his viii street, Tn order to carry
out the deception which he has been a
party to. Is compelled 10 arrange for a
flight lie does So finally lands safely
and the curtain doScends as he promises
bis sweetheart never TO fly again.
Mr.. Lynch Will appear as Robert
Street the erstwhile aviator. and Miss
McGrane will have the part of Grace
Douglas, his sweetheart Arrangements
have been made for the use of ful-
sized aeroplane which will be used on the
stage at every performance.
Tho Girl Prom out Yonder." a play
that is new TO Omaha is I'm preparation
for next week.
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HOLDING BALL
MEETING TODAY
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n 70 HermonI.

wnfsrtown Public Opinion: There
IL much harmony talk in South Da'
kota. Several papers arc openly al
yocstinR harmony. Also there are
some who advise harmony, but CON
tlnpousiy insert the harDooD under
Harmopy's NTH rib. Papers advoca'.
Ing harmony should advance at least
half way. with some indication OF q
desire to arrange truce. The pres.
snt trouble r. that many invitations
70 come out and arrange peace arc
accompanied by O hand grenade, or
sVsn high explosive shell. The first
step toward harmony Is to cease firing.
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II. Mari A.z.te.nfa.

Af:n1 Democrat. The automobile sc>
>fs&r+ near Orange City Isst week ss
ne ss>ar.s or third Su vh'ch one Of
tfss dgj7srs has participated, 70 "a mt
re 5sGTirsfs II 2 newspaper 30 sEtsb-
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either czrslsss Or reckless friTing,
me asth-3ob3is faag bscogGe 80 mach
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p8blEc @alaEaffY ~ The RAD we're
z1Tsn oVsr ~ fhoss rho Glsregars the
safeguards tEat hare been provided
for ne ygDife IN tsse laws goyernfns
ne aTfTfEz II cars,
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MORAN KNOCKS
jim COFFEi OUT
pft.sssrshsr Feels Out Dublin Giant
for T~s Pounds ard Thsn
Delivers Sleep
Blow.
TO- 900 SEE THE FIGHT
SsrssSts Estimated at Nearly saoOCC
--Norsn's Former Manager
Attaches Part
10000 SEE THE FIGHT

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.--A. nice, quiet
run On. a jerk-Eater trolley line would
probably suit Jim Coffey, the Dublin
giant" and erst~hiIe motorman, better
than anything else IN the world.
=. he really took himself seriously
az . possible worlds champion heavy
weight, all longing for Jess WIZARDS
crown was probably knocked out Of
him las; night, when Frank Moran of
Pittsburgh, whipped over smash to
inns isv In the third round OF their
scheduled ten round fight at Madison
Square Garden.
THE effect on Corey was fnstanta-
neous, He was transformed from a.
fighting machine into helpless, wob-
bIing mountain of humanity which
finally Topped to the floor. stsEger-
Ing To ffs feet >hs fell hack against
the ropes, completely gone. The knock.
Ont uag complete and ten thousand
wildly excited fans shouted themselves
hoarzs cheering the victor as coffey
was led array.
One 81 the largest cTawSs that ever
packed itself IN the garden witnessed
tfss aght. in addition TO the 10000 In
sfds, 5000 more ciarnored for aduis-
sion after the doors were ciosed. The
reeesyts are estimated a. from s25.0oo
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HEOKUk ELECTRIC
TEAM ORGANIZES
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ce~reress9 G.sess
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last nizIt ar'f frora present G-Sscs.
ttoGs ths trim IA: viii re5rss41r
fbis crra pany nIIt E>e a f5rra .GaEIs. ryHs
George KirchHs7 mas sfectsH tzo+zIr
last evening
Those vino 6oBns5 basxatfyaFg M,
forms we're EsTrVrnaTs Hlhsaz1=
Sisle7, EicEsrt Tirranrr. Whlss>srf.o
and Newell Nj ri these ra@n A-s
seasoned players arI viii ne tE.s
backbone ~ strong team. Three
other men are niiRi5Is for tf4s Y7er>
tric team who we're not rrss last rygFsf
They are Bumes, Wick1uni and 81;
fert.
The frwin,Phlilips basketball team
won the pennant last year and has
hopes Of tokjnE the rag again becsgse
OF the fact that the team that will
represent this Keokuk business house
will be composed of practically she
same material as last ssasou
The rrwjn-phiIlips team hos a7rea15
had o worR.out on the floor and Iooks
fast. Those who are trying 0fIt are
IIopp. vsnping, He0uold. Bgider
Hingstrom. Mstzinger and Hammous
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ball stars. The sra1rs "a >Grssfrg from
certain sD6tz uksrs Summer szseEe(I
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section, Is 93s 20 tel hty1 Re s1esf
last sumner. IE became krID7wH fgIzz
that member III ins Vim sa5<yIlz
faculty has b@aH IN HARE. BGataaz,
looking into me identity 1T mr. gtrys4
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pro baseball 81 HAVE last sumner ara
so!rp ara one anf the same,
~ tho profegsnr>iu geEtlgAt1r reports
AGAINST SolDH ne nIl1 be dropped this
week CDach Williams has been Gs5I'
ing gub IN FUjIbacE aolon's p,lacs
for ten dsys
/ Investigation II goiGr's altered
summer baseball activities was Start,
ed by University NJ Chicago protest
ants. Which means that tna spot.
Hight viii be- played on all The ath,
ietes 81 Chicago and that there vii
be A tightening up along this line on
every conference team.
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Tinted Press LeassG Wife SerTfce ]
5AI ErES+sEEsf1CO, Cc1e fs,--Groyer
&IszSrSsr Tss suffering froz1 2 ba6fy
strained side ssrfrsg the recent Eoylt's
sAsfSs, sccoTfiES 20 gCrrs and Cfa>
gata "a the gntfffes. who we're here
totzT, 4EeTsL6er injured his side
yts1r % TIE ssrs@z. stated Catcher
Bars, ars9 ftas fn5gry agzSn became
ze7srs turing tfss tFsFs4 zane ii B0s
toE, Warning W befCre the fir and
lzst gznss every bzn tie great Efex-
za4sT fsFer ea1sst bIEa pain and
rheFstcrs ne ff9 rot cs.rS. tkat dsT ~
sTeryoSs sz1sctsd Barrs explained
CTa7zth ieages foT s1rthsr1 California
mr. tss Writer BsrIs rfs7 remain
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TO 10000 Dan NcKetrick, former man
ager Of Moran, made sure that he
would get cut on the money By hay
ing 1880 OF Noran's share attached,
but there will still be plenty left for
the fighters and promoters
AcKetrick claims Moran owes him
1882 on a former contract
Moran spent the first two rounds
measuring Coffey carefully before cut
tins loose. The Dublin giant" did
most Of the leading. but there was
little steam back of his blows. At the
close Of the second round Moran let
three drives loose which shook Coffey
up and In the third he went at him In
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Town Greets leNIs-

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. 7
BOISE SYRINGE. Calf. Oct. Ia
Practically the whole town and a band
was at the station TO greet Duffy
Lewis when the Red SOz hero arrived
home to-day. Tho big reception. how.
ever, was scheduled for tonighf, when
music, fireworks, speech making and
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z bznq1st uIE5 5e tsfs. Le~ts recent
Ir buff 2 rsew resI1e-ce here and his
wife E-ecsdsS hs1a 70 p-scsrs !. 70,
rig return
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earnest. About one minute and half
Of sparring and then Moran's right
went over and it was curtains for Cof-
lev
seIf Enacemans

Lincoln Journal: What splendid
job Joseph Wilson is doing at keeping
out OF sight and miehief. Until the
president visited his kid brother on
Sunday most OF us had forgotten that
he had brother. Presidential broth
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIAN,
Or w. p. AHERLock.
Physician ard Surgeon.
Office, Masonic TeUpiS- Residences
Alpha apartments.
Office Hours-Ie TO II q N, : &c
8 p. M: greetings. 70 8: Sundays.
II to I ,. n. United States civil ser.
vice examiner.
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Sioyr Falls Press: According to all
accounts. and Judging by the pictures.
ths president is hit pretty hard. The
harder the better.
Evening star., 1915-11-20
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, Holding Bankruptcy Court
In the matter Of Harry NJ. Barnard. bankrupt.
i'm Bankruptcy. No. 1Oe7.-Notice is hereby
given to the credtorS Of the above bank
rupt that tho trustee herein win sell at public
auction on Monday. November %. 1915. st 10
o'clock an, at Al 7th street northwest. wash
ingtou. d. c., the stock in trade. fixtures and
open accounts belonging to the estate of said
bankrupt. the same to Be offered nrst a. an en-
Is received. 20 be offered and sold Immediately
thereafter IN detail. Terms cash. RALPH D.
QUINTER, Referee In Bankruptcy.