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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
Wood Supplies for
Workers to Cut UP

Captain Kline. with the aid Of the Bur
lington railway. h solving the problem
OF finding work for men who are too
poorly clad and not physically robust
enough to labor in the ice fields. The
Burlington has supplied him with two
cars OF old ties and he is having these
men cut them up. He II selling the wood
for kindling at g a load.
Captain Kline had calls for thirty-six
men to cut ice yesterday and was able
to secure but three men.
He served 100 meals to men paying for
them IN labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
RUNAWAY HORSE DASHES
INTO CREIGHTON FENCE

Travellers took to the side Of the street
yesterday afternoon when horse drag
ging an overturned sleigh dashed down
Twenty-fifth street into the iron railing
that encloses the Creighton university
grounds. The animal fell on the side
walk and the reins and tugs became en-
tangled about a hydrant standing near
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL HIGH
TOO SPEEDY FOR LINCOLN

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Jan. So--tspeciai TEL
egram.)-Central High handily defeated
the strong Lincoln five here tonight. ~
to p. From the time that spratt. for
Central. Gagged the first field goal until
the end. Central had the lead.
The score at the end Of the first half
was q to 10. with Central in the lead.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

Grip 10 something o. a Joke 70 those
who haFe never had H. Bat when thby
set u they become dead 70 al aenss q
humQr Ne disease Vas ever more ap-
propriatcly named because Nrip taxes
hold OF the entire system. 10 ret rid
~ Il take chasnberlain'e Cough Ramedy
and carefully observe The directions with
each botllet. This relnedy q highly
recommended bT thoee Sho have used x
and know ifs real vasue. Oblalnabls
eeofyNnera.- Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31


Prof, Baker reports iS in the short
hand department.
Prof. Il. w. Munson acted as judge
y the oratorloal contest At Wisner FRI
day evening.
Room twenty-six IL filled 20 he ca
pecity each Wednesday evening 20 listen
Gilbert.
J. NJ. Fair. baritone, OF New York City.
win be the guest OF Mr. Schavland IN
the near future and will sing at the morn
ING service OF the Episcopal church.
A number from Valley is expected
70 attend the Bees Gearhart Morrison
dramatic reading. War Brides" given
at the college auditorium next Monday
evening.
The second winter term opened aus
n Ssw sts sds enrolled smona whom
were Esieile Johnson. Highland. Kan.
Griffin Wilson. Auxvsrre, Mo.
Mrs. ciemmons and a number Of the
dormitory girls will entertain In honor
Of Mrs Gearhart Morrison IN the col
lege parlors following the entertainment
In the auditorium next Monday evening.
Mrs. James Rayburn will speak at the
Joint meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian association and the Young
morning AZ o'clock Ia the college audi
forum.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Gilbert enter
tained At pretty four-course dinner last
Monday evening. with the following
Mr. ana Mrs. r. NJ. MoDill. Mr. and Mrs.
q. II. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Ham
mond and Mrs. J. r. Mueller.
Mrs. l.. 3. Simmons. formerly Miss
Sada McGee, who was for a number of
years stenoErapher for President Glenn
mons. Arrived in Fremont 70 spend
few days with her mother, Mrs, John
MCGEE. Mrs Clemmons entertained
party Of ladies AZ dinner In her home
Friday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
WILL LOSE ONE EYE FROM
BEING STABBED IN FIGHT

Madge Pierson tcoloredl. MS North
Nineteenth street, u being held At po-
llce headquarters for stabhlng Matte
knoEell's gooloredl. living AZ 1911 Cum
Ing street, At Twelfth ana Davenport
streets. Matte was stabbed cncs IN the
left eye. and once in the left shoulder.
she yin iese the sisht Of her eye.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help. else they suf-
fer from constipation. The condition 10
perfectly natural. IL is just as natural as
II is for old paople 70 walk slowly. For
age Il never 20 active a. youth. The
muscles are less elastic. And the bowels
are muscles.
SO all old people need casearets. One
might as well refuse 70 aid weak eyes
with glasses as 70 neglect the gentle aid
TO weak bowels. The bowels must be
kept active. This u important az all
ages but never 30 much as at fifty.
Age Il not . time tor harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the eowels
into activity. But = lash can't be used
every day. What the bowels Of the Old
need a gentle and natural tonic. One
that can ~ constantly used without
harm. The only such tonic IL cAscaress.
and they cost only 70 cents per bon al
any drug store. --AdveFtisemenL
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

the future. But IN the
meantime. during the
anxious period Of "a.
pectancy, there & q
Iplendld remedy Known
- Mothers Friends
that does wonders. u
e for external use, r.
hevee the pains Of
muscle expansion.
soothes and quieta iha
nerves, extends its In
nuenc6 10 the internal
organs and removes 10
9 greet extent the tsn-
0@nrE m VvngFu nN,I -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
CLUB WILL SERVE TEA TO
SKATERS THIS AFTERNOON

space has been cleared on the ice Of
Lake Manawa in front Of the Council
Bluffs Rowing associations club house
and announcement is made that skating
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

dinner OF the Rotary club Wednesday
evening In honor Of President King of
Oberlln
Mrs. :. p Kepler entertained al a
Bellevue alumni dinner Thursday eve
and Mr. and MRS. W. A. Kearns az the
class Of 1905 attended.
Miss Luella Carter. dean Of women
aud professor OF German. who 10 an
tended the Oberlln alumni banquet
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
Nebraska wesleyan Unfveraity.

Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Prof. Knox gave an evenings enter
.alnment on the lecture course at Wabash
last Tuesday evening.
Chancellor Fulmer attended several OF
the meetings Of the county and city SUI
perintendents In Lincoln last week.
The present schedule OF examinations
allowing a half day TO each subject Is
meeting with the approval OF both stu
dents and faculty
Or. Schreckengast will offer a course
IN the study OF the liquor problem dur
ing the second semester. Indications are
that the class will be a large one.
Plans are being laid for a See Wes-
leyan First night on February .. when
a number q reels OF moving pictures of
campus. athletic contests, etc, will be
shown In the auditorium.
Requests are coming IN from the high
schools for Judges in high school de-
bates. Wesleyan has q number OF fac
ulty members who are available for
such service az we'll as advanced stu
dents In the college, who have won
places on the varsity teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

Rev r. IT. jackson visited the college
Thurgday and took part m the religious
exarcises both morning and evening.
The second semester began Tuesday
morning with practically all the students
hack and some new ones In evidence.
The class periods have been lensthcned
70 fffty-five minutes. which makes II
neceesary for the first period to begin
AZ fie0 q. m.
President Taft returned Tuesday after
noon from the presidents meeting qs Chi
national leaders.
The college executive committee has
been called 20 meet az the Young Men
Christian association building Monday
evening. Thia committee IA composed OF
seven resident members. together With
four other members from surrounding
towns.
Last Wednesday wooden building juss
west Of the power house caught fire and
the flames 70 the roof OF the boiler house
Prompt aid rendered by those on the
ground and by the city firo department
prevented serious damage.
Thursday was tho day Of prayer for
colleges This day has been n sort Of de-
cision day In the history OF the lnetitu-
ton; IN preparation for the day s.,l hey Y. J
list church Of Omaha, visited W and re
manned from Monday evening until after
the meeting on Thursday night puring
that time be addressed the students six
times on religious themes, Thursday was
given up entirely 70 religious services
h sronr sns GE ,nss dag ss
he did the way Of life and duty Ills
visit made q rrofound impression upon
the whole school.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

will be enjoyed today. Tea will be served
At the cub house for members and
friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31

He was held until psssersby s1tricAisd
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

The afrival OF a baby In the household
completely changes the entire aspect Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
poane CoIIeee Note..


The senior class was entertained by
Prof. Hosford az a dinner at his home
Friday evening.
Roller skating in the new gymnasium,
buidinE has begun. Pupils are allowed
the use OF the gym floor for skating
purposes once a week.
w. r. Mcintyre. state college pro-
bib ton lecturer, was a speaker at chapel.
a college prohibition club was organized
during his stay In the city.
The c. w. Best artist series, COMPOSED
fourth number OF the Doans college
lecture course program The number Will
be given IN the sokol hall.
The final examination OF the first
fennester will be given this week. Regis
Sin the latter part OF the week
The Geneva Ifigh school basket bail
five was entertained az poane college
during It's stay In Crete when II met the
Crete High school basket ball team.
Former United states Senator Burkett
washIngton's birthday. school VIII Ne
dismissed on that day and two big pro-
grams are icing prepared for the morning
and evening exercises.
With Captain whItchouse out OF praes
tice for week on account OF an attack
Of grip and Forwards Spencer and
EdmuDds out Of the game for the same
reason. Il was a sadly crippled basket
hrll five which battled the Hastings
Hronchos.
One N the finest recltals ever Riven IN
the local school was the annual recital
~ the various dcpartmtn ta OF the school
OF music AZ the college chapel All de-
nnrfmentf of Eve school OF iuusic were wed
represented and each number was forced
10 respond 10 calls for encore. Several
selections were rendered by the ladies'
and mems glce clubs and instrumental
solos. and trios AZ well rs vocal solos
fNird tho ,,rooras,, ~ Tho oVeulrcfa offer-
teinment Prof Alter. head OF the Doane
Conservatory Of music, was In charge OF
The affair and also appeared on the pro-
gram for a vocal solo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-31
School and College Notes

given In honor Of President King az the
University club Thursday evening.
The new semester begins Monday morn
ing at 3 o'clock without any interTnls-
ished their Examinations by Thursday
took advantage Of the extra day 10 visit
their homes.
Many students and faculty members
attended the grand opera performances
At the Auditorium last week. A good
sized party has been formed 70 attend
the Boyd during the Forbes-Ro bertson
engagement this week.
Miss Bernice Miller. Instructor in
fined to her room Tor The past five days
with n severe attack OF tonsilitls Her
examinations were conducted by Airline
smith; Swimming classes were sus-
York College.
Several OF the students will take In the
ohHeryance OF Brotherhood day at the
United Brethren church next Sunday.
Miss Edith Calender OF the English de-
partment has been nursing an injured arm
as result OF a fall last Friday morning.
The Young Women's Christian associa-
ton girls have been serving refreshnents
20 relieve the tedium OF examlna lions and
70 replenish their treasury.
The second number OF the college leo
ture course occurred Thursday evening,
which consisted OF Alberto Saivi. harpist
bpsrgueTite Austin, yloiinist and Minnie
greeted the artists with enthusiasm.
The day Of prayer for colleges was OBJ
Served "wednesday morning. The chapel
nour was heightened and an Appropriate
college pastor. conducted the devotions,
which were taken part IN By several OF
the studenta, Merle Haruer sang very Inn
pressiyey Hear My Cry. o Lord" Preai-
Gent Mclaughlin spoke very fittingiy and
earnestly on the work OF the Christian
college. Its Importance, purpose ideals
and the conduct OF its students Byron
Iatiow rendered n violin selection. The
local church observed the day at the mid
week PRAYER meeting hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
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ems Tire system. ard Breeds
Dyspepsia
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
EDUCATION TO AID

Editor The Star; The mother IN
the play Charity" was not lusti.
fled in strangling hor child for Il
Is the greatest crime 20 create life
and then destroy a.
Mos, people look upon charity
as a sentiment or emotion. but my
idea Of true charity Is selfcontrol
and thorn understanding OF the
laws OF life. and above all. fore
thought
The mastery of these thru educa.
ton would avoid many wrong con.
ditions However. as conditions
such as this mothers exist and are
here 10 combat the truest charity
would be 20 pass bill that every
mother may receive enough from
the state 10 rear her children at
home instead OF an institution. and
so give II the mothers love. which
Is a child's natural heritage.
WILMA STEIN.
3029 csth 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
READERS WRITE
ON CHARITY"

Tho stars Movie contest on
Charity" closed Tuesday after
noon. Winners viii he announced
later.
Below are two OF the letters
MANY KINDS or CHARITY
Movie Editor Charity has hut
ono definition True charity IL the
spiritual or material aid given In
such an transformations way as not
70 wound or offend the recipient
\ seltrespectlng person would
starve rather than take help from
any person or group Of persons n
they are publicly made the object
OF charity The Bible reminds MS
that charity boasts net
Tho spiritual form of charity is
smile and an encouraging word.
the overlooking of faults IN others
in other words. cheerful. henovo-
lent atmosphere
Charity In tho case 81 the young
mother left alone With babe
would be proper employment. with.
ont doubt. as she could be self
respecting and independent. which
would be uplifting. rather than de
pressing. as the acceptance OF
bounty would be-
AULEENE RUSH.
t1i5 10Th Ave y. T.
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LIGHT EXTENSION
NOW IS NECESSARY

Councilman Thomson told Munlc.
lpal Leaguers Tuesday that 220.0o
people are nov buying city light
and that the t3.00O.000 extension
and development plans are neces-
sary
We have passed the safe limit
in the sale OF power with the facilt
ties at disposal he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

al need some advice badly. |
have been married ~ years. About
two weeks ago my wife told me
she didn't care for me any more.
She doesn't want TO stay home any
longer. We have no children. and
cannot do as much for her as |
used TO. as we have lost some
money. I am moral man, a great
home lover. also like TO 90 to a
show whenever we can. We have
been hero from New York Just five
months and she doesn't like IL here
and wants to 90 back. She tells
me she has never In her life known
what love Ia. ! suppose she means
passionate, thrilling love that you
see in moving pictures. which |
think is all farce. She likes TO
dance. visit eabarets. and be in
places where people are. take
an interest In physical culture and
like TO read good books. She asks
me II she can come back to me "
she goes TO New York and then
finds out that she cares for me
more than she thought. | told her
when she left me. she would leave
me for good. Don't you think the
sooner we get the Job done. the
better for both OF us2 She is a
fine looking woman. 80, and am
40. Do you think the difference In
our ages has anything TO do with
III The sooner we come to an
understanding the better. as we are
both very miserable. X. A.
Al don't blame Won for feeling
bit peevcd. Evidently your wife
wants to play safe" whichever
way she jumps. think YOU are
right. n she wants to leave she'd
better leave for good. It's up to
her to find out what she wants TO
do before she starts.
OF course. II YOU were very much
in love with HER. YOU would not
ask mo what to do. You would
either tell her you couldn't bear TO
have her leave YOU. or else Won
would tell her to 20 and give her
the privilege of returning. At least
that would probably be what "A
woman would do
! II occurs to me that Il Is absurd
for either OF you to consider a part.
ing of the ways. Instead, why
don't you both make up your minds
/ 10 help the other be happy? Why
don't you so out with her some.
times, even II you do wish to stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
NANr is-cgNr COIN

WANT i5-cENT COIN
Movie theatre owners are nov
agltailng for the coinage Of 10
cen, piece for the special conven.
icnce OF motion picture patrons
With the trend toward increased
prices for the better class OF pic.
turo plays. comes demand FOR
the new coin Every Snowman
knows that the most popular adj.
misslon price ~ that which can
te paid Ia one piece. thus consery.
INK time and energy IN tho hand.
INK OF patrons
President J H. Freuller OF the
Mutual Film corporation. in whose
office the idea FOR the new coin
was born. ~ one OF the boosters
OF the notion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
Is &c Gam7a4thin Grey

home7 Why doesn't she stay home
with YOU even II she Goes wish to
go7
Probably. II the truth were told.
she has stayed home till she is
sick and tired OF g. Maybe you've
been sleeping at the switch instead
OF doing your share to make her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

happy. Perhaps life has been very
humdrum for her and perhaps You
are patly to blame
Have You been selfish and self.
conferred? Think 1t over and talk
it over The difference in ages
should have nothing to do with the
question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
BESSIE COMING

Three of Many" Triangle
kayl}ee war drama. plays for its
last times Wednesday. Clara VII.
liams. Charles Gum and George
Fisher are starred. Safety First"
and Ambrose. keystone comedy.
complete the bill at the Liberty
Thursday comes Bessie Love In
a play yclept. The Heiress at COT
fee Dams" a tale Of ye low brow
hash house. Frank Bennett plays
opposite Bess.
HE'S SOME SINGER
Everybody who has an ear for
music should hear Dick Jose sing
silver Threads Among the Gold"
at the Strand. His voice Is as rich
and sweet as ever.
Jose sings the old song as the
play Of the same name is shown.
Silver Threads Among the Gold"
In play of the old Way Down
East" brand. with the old village
and the lovers and Grcen-Eyed
Jealousy playing a prominent part
WELL. WELL, FANNIE
Fannie didn't know her husband
was alive. But that didn't matter
He was killed later and Fannie
lived happily ever after even II
she had been a bigamist for few
days
II all comes out I'm The Years
Of the Locust" at the Mission.
Fannie Ward. Jack Dean and
Walter Long are starred
CAVE.MAN STUFF
A story Of primitive passions, Of
cave-man methods. introduced into
the midst OF society. is The Mis-.
leading Lady" which begins n four
DAY engagement at the Class A
Wednesday. Edna Mayo and Henry
Walthall are staSred. The story
goes thusly: A woman leads
man TO bare his love for her before
her testing friends. Angered. he
kidnaps her and takes her TO his
lodge in the hills. He browbeats
and DULLES her. She hates him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

tIUf.RrN--s!e.rge Fisher. Charles
sspaa and clara Williams In Three
Of Many
GLEN MEH--i;thri barrymore In
~Th~ Awakening Of ffeisna Hirhis,
MISSION Isnal~ Ward. Jack
Dean and Walter I.osE In The Years
OF the Locust"
IHsNp--s'>iiysr Threads sm"ns
th~ Cold"
NIN-I.dpa Mayo la the tasp-
rron."
,orisTt N--Maily u~id aud cleo
HidEi~, In The N~Iio~ rs~n.
CLASS t--f.dns Maze snd hsnrp
slthsIt Ia The Mi.issdisE LADY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

The Awakening ~ Helena
Richie" the perturbation OF Mar.
garct Deiand's famous novel. 70.
mains al the Clemmer until Wed.
ncsday night only Ethel Barry.
more. noted lcgIt actorino. ia
starred
Following Helena. Cicmmer viii
show plays taken from the six
best sellers
Some of those are; The Bar.
ricr." The Foolish Virgin. The
Girl PhilIppa." "Pidgln Island. %
The Hidden Children. The Price
She Paid. The Soul Mas,er" and
The Man OF Mystery
Harold Lockwood. Clara Kimball
Young Anita Stewart. Earle WI
llams and =. a. Scfhern are some
Of the stars Ia be featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
NAUGHTY EDNA

All. the handsome devil" said
Edna
Edna plays the chapron IN the
play OF the same name AZ The Rev.
Besides she WAS countess and
thar made 81 all tho more thrill.
ing She was chaperoning four
yoang. good looking and unattached
Young ladies at their summer
camp. But five Young. Eood-look
ing and unattached young men ap.
peared upon the scene and cap.
tured the four Y. G.. l.. and L. Y. l..
and the chaperon. Tho above vas
what she said when she saw HIM.
It's comedy drama aud Edna
Mayo and Eugene O'Brion are
featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
IMAGINE MAlLY
ltERDtNG cows

Before Wally Reid went into the
pictures he tried hts hand at most
everything including ccwpnnchlng
Finally hn went 20 work as an
extra for Griffith. and rose to star.
dom almost Immediately Now
he's starring Ia The Yellow
Pawn. a. the Coliseum. Pretty
Cleo Ridglcy plays the female lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
Complete Report
Of Market Today

Prices raid Nhalsssl@ Dealers for
Vegetables and Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

Country Hay snf trsta
Prices paid Wholesaler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
LECTURER DIES IN
DENVER HOSPITAL

DENVER. Dec o. Frank H.
Robertson. 90, widely known travel
INK lecturer. died AZ 81 Luke's hos.
pitnl here last night Death was
the result of appendicitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27
I Price. Paid Producers for Figs.
reuitry. Nssi and Pork

but Is attracted By his brute force
and mastery. Finally. In ~ Of
rage one day. she strikes him and
he falls unconscious Then her
love gains the mastery and she
nurses him 10 health and happi.
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-27

Dear Miss Grey: ! have been
reading some Of the foolish letters
written to Cynthia They sound
foolish TO me and ! am sure that
she gets tired - reading unhappy
news Why don't some one write
her some happy news some time?
am writing in regard to poverty
driving love out II II II true love.
II does not. There In as much dit
ference between love and true love
as between church members and
Christians. ! have been M against
poverty as much as any one. ! am
the second wife OF my husband and
have two children by his former
wife to care for ] have no chill
dren OF my own. When my hus-
band Is out of work. ! 60 to work
and keep him until he can find
some again. think IL is tho duty
Of every wife 10 be "a pal for her
husband | pity all men or women
who have not companion for a
litematc. HAPPY WIFE.