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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
TWENTY THOUSAND GARB
WORKERS MAY WALK OUT

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug "a genera,
strike OF clothing workers. involving
10000 In Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA. Boston,
Chicago, Rochester. st. Louis. Cincinnati
and Milwaukee is in the balance, It was
stated tonight at the meeting of the
executive council OF the Ama'gamated
Clothing Workers of America bore.
Official announcement authorizing the
strike, which will tie up the clothing in
dustry, II was said. would probably be
made at mass meeting TO be held here
tomorrow. The council authorized the
Chicago workers to make their demands
for forty-eight hour week and higher
wages. In the event the manufacturers
refuse a general strike Involving 50ONO
workers in Chicavo will! be called within
six weeks. at the beginning OF the busy
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
SECURITY LEAGUE
BRANCH FOX OMAHA
Organization of New Society Will
Be Discussed at Luncheon
Tuesday.
FIELD SECRETARY TO BE HERE

Proposed organization of an Omaha
branch OF the National Security league.
a new society for the promotion of SEN
timent for an adequate national defense.
of which Joseph H. Choate is pres dent
will be discussed at a luncheon meetin
of local men at the Commercial club
1880 O'Clock Tuesday.
Letters of invitation TO the meetin.
are signed by Victor B. Caldwell. Arthur
Crittenden Smith, J. A. Sunderland. l..
c. Nash Gee rye Brandeis and Francis
A. Brogan.
William b. Brewster. field secretary
Of the league. will be present to explain
It's purposes. The league does not favor
a large standing army. nor eKtravagant
expenditures OF public funds. but rather
advocates a better balanced navy, a bet
ter equipped army, a strong volunteer
force of oitlzen-soldlery and a stron )
reserve for each branch of the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
HOST COMES TO Den MONDAY
Samson's Realm Will Be Taxed to
Furnish Room for All Who
Are Expected.
MANY TOWNS SEND DELEGATION

Such an invading host az IL scheduled
by Samson for Monday night has, per-
haps never before stormed the Ak-sar-
Ben Den on any one night n the
weather II fair, 30 that none OF the Hpe-
cial trains fail to arrive. Samson will be
hard pressed 10 confine all OF the multi
tude IN his den
In the first place hundreds of mer-
chants who VIII be IN the city Tor mer-
chants market week. beginning Monday.
Will go to the Den in body.
Besides this, Il is TO be Blair, Tekannah
and Herman night at the Den. a special
train is 20 arrive at 6:25. bringing crowds
from there.
Then. too. crowd from Missouri VAL
ley. Logan and other Iowa towns Is to
be In for the Den show and mi 'i,tI,n.
They. too. are 70 come in a special train
The Miiisrd crowd, too. and others
from sarpy county. are TO come in auto
mobiles. They are promising 1850 strong,
and have promised TO bring a band with
them.
The Prairie Life Insurance company.
which IL TO have meeting here, "a also
TO be at the Den with fifty or more
delegates.
The towns Of Elgin and Neigh have
promised TO furnish the crowds they
could not furnish on two previous &C.
caslons on account OF the rains.
And Grand Island has promised TO sup
ply de egation.
RIA, Moore and Thomas Blackburn are
already scheduled for speeches during
the evening.
Invitations have been sent 20 editors all
over the state TO he initiated at the Den
the evening of September 8. which IL TO
be known az editors night. Many favor
able replies have al eady been received
from all over the state
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
FAVORS TRAINING SCHOOL
DR.. Holovtchiner Of School Board
Will Oppose Adjustment Of
Omaha Institution.
WANTS CONSTRUCTIVE POLICY

Doctor Holovtchlncr OF the board OF
education intends 10 take a hand In the
discus sion OF the teachers training school
propos ton when the teachers committee
makes It's report at the next regular
meeting which will be Tuesday evening,
September Z.
Since the decision reached in the star
chamber session Of the teachers COM
mittee leaked out and was made public.
interest IN the matter has spread be-
yond the limits Of the school board
DR.. Holovtchiner expresses h mself
in the following manner. showing his po-
sition as an advocate Of the training
school;
would Enlarge Training school.
II am emphaticaliy for the continual
tion and for charging our training school
and for making IL a permanent adjunct
TO our school system as other cities do.
81 am for a constructive and not
destructive policy in our school system.
Tho argument that our training school
10 conducive TO in-breedng is erroneous,
nd has no legs to stand on. Seventy
five per cent of our teachers are out
s'ders, graduates of normais or univer-
tiles
Iue teachers from our own training
school compare mo e than favorably with
the teachers from other training schools
l gathered this (. ON personal observation
and from Inquiries among our principals.
"one day VI practical teaching is worth
moro than four days of theoro Teal ira n
ing and psychology deducted from study
ing the child In the school room Is worth
moro to the teacher than the inductlve
knowledge from text books.
Give Omaha Girls Preference.
Il am for swing our own girls prefer
ence and believe In patronizing home in
dustries and boosting Omaha.
Il think that TO abolish our only voca-
tional school 10 a crime and should not be
tolerated or permitted by the parents OF
the girls who wish to train them az
teachers or by the tax payers of Omaha
md patrons OF our Rchools
Omaha schools are built and are main
tanned for Omaha children and to them
preference should bo given.
Omaha girls are entitled to the best
and II our training school is not elabor-
1te or broad enough let us improve II
ma make 1t the best In the land. But
by no means abolish It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
Washington Affairs

Joseph Stewart, second assistant post
master general for the last seven Year,.
has resigned and he will be suaceeded
by Otto Praeger, postmaster OF NASH
lngton. NJ o. Chance. chief clerk OF
the department. will succeed Mr.. Praeger.
Notifications OF the foot and mouth
disease quarantine. effective after Au-
gust %. were ordered by the Department
Of Agriculture. The quarantine Il en-
tlIely removed from Massachusetts,.
Other territory is affected by the order
In flfno'a Ind ana, Michigan. Minne-
sofa end Pennsylvania.
Despite war In Europe, the United
states collected during the fiscal year
ending June % more Tonnage tax on
ships In the foreign trade entering
American ports than had been collected
IN any Of the thirty years preceding.
The total was 81 .Slt. el6. or sli67 more
than the preceding year.
salvador has appointed the followine
representatives on the International
High commission crested by the recent
Pnn-Amercan financial conference 10
consider uniformity OF laws relating to
trade ana commerce and an international
commercial court: Thomas q Palorna.
minister Of finance: Rafael Guirola for
mer minister OF nnance: Francisco a.
Lima. wire president Of public works and
agriculture: Belarmlno 6uare1 Castel-
ienoa. \ prominent lawyer Of Salvador:
Carlos D'Aubuisoon former UndeF-aecre-
taFV Of finance: Mnnuel LopeE Nencia.
treasurer Of Salvador and Fiorentfne
sonsa Noncadak. director Of the post
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
TAFT URGES NEUTRALITY
IN RED CROSS GIVING

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2s-winiam
Howard Taft pleaded today the cause
OF the American Red Cross at exercise
celebrating Red Cross day at the Pan
ama-Paclfic exposition.
He urges membership Of millions,
more funds and neutrality In giving. He
praised Americans for the ready re-
Spouse to calls for relief funds when the
European war began. but deprecated the
fact that two-thirds OF the funds given
were dlsbursed by relief bodies organized
on the spur OF the moment while the
Red Cross stood ready with a trained
organization to do the work
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
SWEDEN BRINGS ITS ARMY
UP TO REAL WAR BASIS

LONDON. July 2s.-The Swedish army
has been considerably developed since the
beginning OF the European war accord
ing TO correspondent OF the Exchange
Telegraph company. II In officially an
nounced that Sweden now has Ss0'DOj reRu-
lars and i75,ooo Landsturmers Supplies
OF ammunition and war material have
been brought up to date, and the Swedish
military writers state that the army has
never before stod at such a hiyh point
or efficiency. Five thousand new off,
GERS and non -commissioned officers have
been appointed. and all old soldiers have
been called W for course OF supplement.
tai training
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
POISONED
HIMSELF AT 40!

Death by slow robson Is killing many a
man, Young In ye4rs. who as maze tao
tatel mistake a ltne TO understand the
warnings q kidney trouble.
When yo kidneys be lin to lag IN
throwing off natural poisons that accum-
ulate An your body. the fr warnings
come In little twings; or stiffness across
your back and hins. Urination may Do
too frequent; you may feel tired In the
mornin when o sho' Id feel YOUR hest
The best known remedy for these
troubles h Old MEDAL Haar EN- OIL
Capsu es. This remedy he's stood the test
for more tina 800 ears since 4 was first
produced In the an'ient laboratories OF
Hearlem, Holland. II acts directly on the
k'dneys and bladder and gives relief at
once OF YOUR monev viii be refunded
O. ID MNDAL Harlem or Capsules are
lmpor' ed direct from Holland. and can te
had - any drug store. Prices sc, Coo
and tl00 Accept no substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
INDIAN PRINCE In
PERIL OF SUBSEA
haharajah with Wife and American
Girl on Rotterdam in War
Waters.
FEAR CAPTURE FOR RANSOM

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-some
where in the dangerous waters that
wash the British isles the steamship
Rotterdam Is nearing the port OF Fall
mouth tonight with an Indian prince
aboard whose chief apprehension Is
that he may be captured by the Ger
mans and held for ransom. He Is
JagatjIt Singh Bahadur, maharajah
Of Kapurthala whose rich principal
ity lies in the punjab of India and Is
reckoned one of the wealthiest and
most powerful of Ind an rulers. He
sailed secretly from this port August
81, on his way back to his kingdom
after a two months tour OF the
United States and Canada.
u. =. GirI with Him.
with the maharajah are his queen
the maharanee-a Span sh beauty
whom he welded in Madrid five years
ago: his secretary NJ. Roy, con-
siderable retinue OF servants and an
American girl Miss Maggie Cullen,
to whom the maharajee took liking
while In the west.
Friends Of the royal couple are very
much AFRAID that German submarine
commanders might hear of the mahaje-
rah's departure from New York. which
was published here. and knowing Of his
great wealth. might lie in walt for the
ship. taking him off and holding him
for ransom. So Il was arranged that he
should leave the United States secretly
and take the Rotterdam. a Hoiland-Amer-
lean Liner. for Falmouth.
To make certain that no one. save a
few close friends and officials, should
know OF his PLANS. the maharajah aud
his party boarded the steamer two days
before II was due to sail and remained
aboard In seciusion.
Cruiser 10 Act as Convoy.
Through the agency OF the British con-
sulate here II was reported arrangements
have been made for n British cruiser TO
meet the Rotterdam off Falmouth and
convoy II through the submarine fields
Of operation to port. A special train
will take him to London from Falmouth
and at the British capital a special guard
Of his own Indian troops will be as
signed TO him as an escort. From Lon
don. In the course OF time, the royal
party will proceed leisurely back to
India.
The maharaJah and his party reached
this port on visit to the United States
on May g. last. They have visited the
chief American cities. including San
Francisco. where they spent some time
at the Panama-Pacific exposition and
Canada
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
Straight Fair Made
Curry While You S 'eep

BY an entirely rev and harmless meth
cd, the stralghtest hair can now be made
beautifully curly while you sleep. Not
that the sleeping has an thing to do with
! recious tin . while the no ess Il at wOrk.
Yoi simply apply q little liquid 81 merine
to the hair using a clean tooth br sh for
the purpose. This II seems has the prop
erfy OF caus ng the hair 10 dry with a de-
lightful wavy effect. as will be quite ap-
parent in the morning.
The effect lass considerably lon"er than
where a hot iron IL USED, and the curli-
ness appears far more nat lral. Z you'll
get a few ounces of the liquid 81 merne
from your druggist you VIII have enough
to keen the ha'r in curl for uanv weeks
This by q G way, Is excellent also as a
dressing for the hair. keeping II bright
and lustrous. 1t is neither sticky nor
greasy. -Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
Want Lafayette's
Birthday Observed

NEW YORK, Aug "a sail for n
general American observance OF Lafay-
cites birthday. September c, was issued
here today by volunteer committee OF
winch My on T. Her lex former am
DasSodor to France. Is honorary chair
man. lnasmuch as the anniversary fall $
on Labor day. the committee commend +,
to the public the opportunity thus af-
ioroed to honor the memory of a man
through whose efforts the sympathy OF
France for the cause OF freedom was
given effective expression in the strug-
gle for American independence.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
RAILROAD SPIKES PUT
IN GRAIN BUNDLES

ABERDEEN. S. D.. Aug. 2s.-Putting
railroad spikes in grain stacks is the
latest stunt pulled off near here by the
I. w. VS.. who wish to get even with
farmers for not paying them more for
their days labor. The spikes get into
the threshing machines during threshing
operations with the bundles of grain and
throw the separators out of order Sew
eral threshing outfits near here have
been put out OF commission for hours
after one OF these spikes had found Its
way into the machines.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
MExlCANS STEAL CANNED
GOODS IN UNITED STATES

/ SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aur. po.-Three
additional d, Nchments OF United States
soldiers were ordered today TO isolated
sections OF the border, where Mexican
bandits have been raiding ranches ana
footing small country stores.
Thirty troopers were dispatched from
Fort Mcintosh at Laredo to Zapata
county, where n new raid by alleged
carranEa soldiers was reported. Four
armed Mexicans crossed the river Fri
day night and loaded three pack horses
with everything portable from the store
OF Juan Garcia, near the international
boundary. The loot consisted mostly of
canned goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
List of Prussian
Casualties Given

AMSTERDAM Wia Lon,lon), Aug. g.
The Frussian casualty lists from No. SOC
TO 800 give the names OF t),245 killed.
wounded and missing, according TO the
Nieuwe Rotterdamske Courant The total
number OF Prusslan losses published up
to August "a amounts to l.74O, 1886 killed
wounded and missing. says the paper. To
the above must be added the BavarIan
casualties, No. 2Si: the Saxon list, No
1885,; the Wuerttemburgian list, No. 247,
and the naval list, No. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
DAUGHTER OF VICTOR
MURDOCH WEEDS OFFICER

WICHITA. Ken. Aus % Niles Morcia
Murdoch. daughter OF former Congress-
man and Mrs. Victor NJ rock. was mar
risd here late today TO Ltute~ant Harvey
Delano. u. S. N. Lieutenant and Mrs.
DelanO left for Son francisco from where
they VIII sail September TO 'oin his ship,
the Vermont, which has been ordered to
China. They will spend two years at
Shanghai
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
DAMAGE TO TIMBER BY
TEYAS FLOOD Is HEAVY

HOUSTON Tox.. Aug. A-Dam~se "a
standing timber OF aporoximateiv 500 Ool.
ioss TO mills Of tooooo smaller output
on account OF enforced idlen@ss OF the
mills and poor logging conditions are
results OF the recent hurricane IN south
eastern Texas, according 20 the gulf
coast lumber man today II is stated
100000 feet OF stsnding timber was
destroyed and that the idieness OF the
mills has cut down the output about
100000 feet since the storm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
COLORADO MILITIA SURE
IT HAS FOUND SOMETHING

DENVER. Colo. Aug. "A commit
tee OF officers OF the Colorado National
Gusrd. appointed Yesterday by Governor
Carlson to investigate matters pertain
ing TO the state militia. tonight took pos
session OF correspondence OF a detective
agency. Later the committee announced
that among the papers seized were let
tiers Indicating that the detective
agency had been employed by the
United Mine Workers OF America TO him
der in all possible ways the work of re-
organizing the state guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
TELLS OF SUNDAYS
DAYS AT COLLIE E
Rev. Mr.. Welsh Looks Upon the
Evangelist as One Of Greatest
Humorists Of the Age.
EXPECTS PHYSICAL BREAKDOWN

Rev. J. w. Welsh, advance man for
Billy Sunday was scheduled to talk
to the men at the First Methodist
church yesterday but when he ar
rived, shortly before noon he was in
PRODUCED by Rev. Titus Lowe to the
entire congregation, and talked
twenty minutes.
Rev. Mr.. Welsh reminded the con-
gregation that he and Mr.. Sunday
attended the same college but that
the latter had stayed eight months.
while he had stayed eight years.
That's the reason" said Rev. Mr..
Welsh why am his assistant"
In speaking Of Mr.. Sunday Rev. Mr.
Welsh said that "He Is probably the
greatest humorlst that America has
produced" but went on to say that with
all OF his appreciation NJ hunior he Is
as serious man as one can find. Ho
spoke Of the energy that Mr.. sunday used
In delivering his sermons. ma cinnmorted
on the fact that those who are close 20
him are always looking for a physical
breakdown a. a result
Expecting breakdown.
III may be-" said Rev. Mr. Welsh.
that Mr.. Sunday viii deliver the last
OF his talks to you In Omaha. We are
constantly expecting him TO break like
fiddle string as a result Of his hard
work."
In speaking OF the slang used by MIR.
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Welsh asserted that he
hoped that It would not influence others
to use Il. He said that Mrs. Sunday has
never been influenced by Mr.. Sundays
use OF II. and that those about him rarely
INDUCED in It's use.
II do not recall ever having used slang
In the pulpit" said Rev. Mr.. Welsh, but
Know some who have stopped over"
Bishop Frank Bristol closed tho meet
ing at the request Of Rev. Mr.. Lowe.
Coming 20 Hear sunday.
Omaha Will be crowded with out-of-
town visitors during most OF the Billy
sunday campaign. This Ia evident from
reports received from surrounding towns
and cities within a radius OF 400 miles.
several cities have already decided ON
special trains, among them being Des
Moines. Lincoln and Hastings.
word comes from Sioux city that a
large delegation has already been formed
In that city to make the trip by special
train, Members Of Grace Methodist
church and Whitfield Methodist church
are most active In the matter of arrang-
ing Tor special train for the trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
HYMENEAL.

"ssse~s~pey-Smsth.
SHENANDOAH. Ia. Aug. T.-fspeeiai.)
announcement have been received here
OF the welding Of Miss Mary Mabel smith
TO DR.. John william Bnlingsiey OF Mon
roe, Ia. Wednesday at FL Dorado. Colo.
The bride is the daughter OF Prof. and
Mrs. Otis z. Smith and her father was
the head OF the Shenandoah Public
schools a number OF years DIT. and Mira.
Billingsley win be Al home after October
I AZ Monroe. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30

YANKToN. S. D., Aug. 2s.-(spoclai)-
Mrs. F. s. Dilger. wife OF a young dem
tist OF Lesterville. Is dead as the result
OF a runaway accident. The young
couple had only recently located In Lest
erville. Mrs. Dilger never regained con-
sciousness since thrown from the rig.
Charles p. Brown. called here by the
ki ling OF his son James. left Friday for
his home at Westboro, Mo-. WITH the
body OF his son. who was shot IN a holduu
on Milwaukee freight on wednesday.
The boy. who was only seventeen. had
never left home before.
A package OF 1850. shipped BY . Yank-
ton bank to a Utica hank. ana IN some
manner dropped from a train. lald for
hours BY the track and was picked up at
last by small boy, and turned IN at the
bank, before Il was missed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
WILSON STANDS IN RAIN TO
REVIEW NATIONAL GUARD

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9s.-President
Wilson stood half an hour IN the rain
yesterday md reviewed the District OF
Columbia National Guard. which had just
returned from its annual encampment In
Virginia The president wore a heavy
overcoat and rode to the review In his
automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
RUSSIANS KEEP
FALLING BACK ON
NEW POSITIONS

Continued from Page one.)
erected as a bar to access to southern
Russia.
The Russian armies retreating north
and south OF Brest Lltovsk are separated
by the Rotlkno swamps and military men
here say that the Austro- German strate-.
gists are IN n position 20 masa forces
against either Russian wing and expose
II 60 a crushing defeat. Dispatches re-
ceived here today say that the Russian
resistance behind Brcst-Litovsk has been
broken and that the pursuit BY tho reu-
tons is being pressed.
V-ta rrank.
Samary. where German cavalry yester-
day defeated Russian cavalry division,
IL forty miles east of Brest-Litovsk. The
military experts say that this mounted
force OF Germans Is now In a position
70 bite deep into the flank OF the re-
treating Russians and bag many prison
erE, II not to convert tho retreat into
utter rout. With more cavalry in hand.
the Austro- German strategists. Il Is said.
might before this have compelled Grand
Duke Nicholas 10 turn and accept battle
The belief Is expressed that his retreat
from now on will DO doubiy difficult.
s~~~-t-t~ ~ 90 P0't~v.
Naturally there has been much specu-
lation here concerning the limits to which
the Russians would be pressed. Soma
had assumed that the advance would not
be continued much beyond Brest-IAtovsk.
but the impression is now general that
the pursuit win proceed 20 long az Il
continues TO give paying returns In cap
tves or offers a chance TO bring the flee
ing armies to bay. Meanwhile a perma-
nent line OF defense viii be selected and
fortified a. q barrier against new Rus
sian offensive. Il IL stated.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
JOHN D. LONG, FORMER
NAVAL SECRETARY, DIES

RTNGH AM. Mass. AUG. eq.-John u
Lone. former secretary OF the navy and
former governor OF Massachusetts, died
at his home here tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30

AVFZZANo. Ttalv, Aug, es-CVYs
Paris -several earthquake shocks have
been felt during the last twentv-fnur
hours. No damage has heen done. how.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30

"""'t '-t N"-~ Gala Get Worse.
Bells Pine-rar~Iiohey viii cure your
cough and give restful sleeo Good for
children. Only sc. An druggists.-Ad-
vertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-30
PEACE IN EUROPE
Is SEEN THROUGH
U. s. DIPLOMACY

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