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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
SUIT AGAINST MILWAUKEE,
FILED IN FEDERAL COURT

Suit was filed by the FEDERAL govern
ment against the Milwaukee railroad,
charging It with violation Of the twenty.
eight-hour law on shipments Of cattle
from Mitchell, s. D., TO Omaha. a fine
Of 81 900 Is asked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20

Good hte, sofe taet bWmlHE ffet sWat
ltH feet. tsnlar feet tired feet
Goodbye. otns. talou6ea hlnlans and
raw snate 80 more shae tEhtHett. GU
more lmRps wish rain nf dmwWN Hr
four fa boz tFeu fis d mABiralt
acts HNht 200 I Nrss nf oil $50
poisonous fslstHos sbEh raff Up tbf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20
The Truth About the
Cleveland Municipal
Electric Light Plant
CONTINUED

CONTINUED
Some Untruths Told and Implied by F. W. Ballard
We have set before you the TRUTH about Cleveands
municipal electric light plant
UNTRUHS GT and pR implied G P by Ba SH the dposed
manager OF this plant, while in Omaha.
o came eG as ne goes 70 otner CUES seeking employment as
Mr. " S,ev G g,e. P Gm now connected with the man
agemc Of this Cleveland plant
its management last fall popular election by the stunning majority of
He represented himself by which the phiadol
fact the outside companys
Philadelphia, Mr. NJ Of
School Of Finance Of the University Of Pennsylvania Billiards. part being but
By Implication he represented himself saly successful IN hi. line
M f has s" mst With 1T" om nRS@ people, '' o. and Kalamazoo
SOME LIES ABOUT
Imposing the confidence and creduy Of Omaha people, Ballard
First be spoke tho 100000 Of bonds issued for the plant failing
bring out the fact that The bonds had to be increased $775 in
He 100000 49,
He said the total load Of the plant oneha when official
He said The plant n 1915 paid all is $4,000 when Off
de, $6oslo, for the total interest charge $ll9s5o
re , d tine plant was increasing load taking on new customer
charge e. Of the plant no new customers are being taken
lighting commissioner charge Of the plant have no money make
eoa, nd sSTs cut down ."r force BY 40 per cent
expenses have been charged construction and interest capital
u, i, sse's 'As o9 ; g people. a" and himself e, the
the Official records one month a an the people or the residence
Of its total revenue while big
output, for which they paid A Of the total
GROWING FABLE
Ballard sad That in 1915 the plant after
tion interest sinking fund Of 1880
wards Of $4,000, as will BIO seen from the fact that
Its total $541, 495
Its total operation 31135
It's total interest charge 1850
lta total depreciation 10000
lts total allowance
judgment treasury with
office and services from other city departments free all of which Brother
bissuy ignored his misrepresentation people
o Omaha
represented January cost Of
tho
multiplying this $4,000 by H. struck off total of $560O which
Of fact
lest hans
1915 if his claimed profit Of $510 for 1915
represented this $500o profit for 1916 $4,000 less than
the all 1919
intelligence Of his Omaha audiences,
Ballard said the usual depreciation for
will of Nebra
commission included refuse so below
cipa properties
CRUSHING
Cleveland
matte of of tho
with for thirds
represented paying way when sloughs charges
The taxpayers each
lilo represented having wlmanagcd under him. when according
m lighting records lmhd hawirc REQUIRE
rTogc arse auditing 10 strughen out
represented condition, according the light
"ho mol far distant" when chief
oorsconee and
charge hi ~ neW machinery when N Va
plant n Anater
fast NJ u mWne and was at tho moment he spoke Omaha
proposition pending Cleveland closing down M An.
Jr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-20

Phone your Want Ads 10 The Bee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

LOCALS. .

The REGULAR services Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will he hello
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The public is invited.
Sunshine' Hawks, the
noted lecturer will deliver his
first series Of talks at the Presby
terrain church on April list. The
gentleman will deliver two lee
lures daily and those Of our peO-
pie who heard him before are
anxio,,sly awaiting his second
visit here.
After handling about 10000
barrels Of corn this season, we
understand the New Iberia Corn
Shc'lor Will close down and dis
continue ororntion about the first
ilav Of next month. Those Of on
farmers WHO have not yet dis
posed of heir jlrplns corn might
bear this III mind if they wish to
c'l at The present prices.
On Wednesday morning.
Ncssrs. Willie lolsc and Il. La
1auve, employees Of the Rcnoudc'
Lumber c.. met with slight in
iurics. Mr.. Nolsc. rs y conSc
frcnec. lost a finger and the other
gentleman also suffered slight
.rpiacs on ono Of his hands. Just
how the accident occurred we
rye been unable to find out, b1'
- understand 10th had narrow
eerareS from scriorS in nrlcS.
NJ. John Anglers arrived
'rfnc his week from Lafayette
parish with a mashed finger which
viii deter him from work for
some time He was employed
with his brother. Mr.. Lewis Ang-
ers who he's the contract for
ui'ing a 'wcnty-four mile canal
y that Parish. The canal is about
20 feet wide and six foot deep
and will drain the better portion
Of I.afarctte parish. Mr.. Anglers
has completed some very large
Contracts IN both the parishes Of
lafayette and Acadia within the
past two years and has contracts
that viii take him several years
20 finish
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
ESTltaJE LIUG 60.


Iuc committee IN char9c Of
TIE 1Ig I|lNs NW~r0. IT, ne staged
IN \.u Ibcrla ~aW tur utN1
.rput6 report tha' tlc rcheare1l>
ave being hcld several times a
week and the GOOD people of New
Iberia VIII soon bc ~ position to
enjoy one Of the best amateur
mn>trcl shows that las ever been
pulled of IN The El,s Theatre
Mr.. Geo. ENlcrc. The newly elect
cd ENaltcI Ruler Is rEcrtlng all
# u $ energies IL maxim, It both
an artistic as we'll ~ y financial
success. At some future time ",
viii publish the names Of the par
tlcIpants as well as the program
"A ease Of smallpox was re
ported "Wednesday by one Of the
local coIorcd physicians 10 the
CIT authorities. The ease is 10
'HI'tI lIl II fIFll on NoIN III sou
street. between torInu" and Rail
road Avenue and = the type
known rs the. continent form. tn"
patient IS a nero by the name OF
Adam Jackson and h" halls from
Scgllra Station. We wcr. IN
hopes that this City would not be
troln with any more small
pox cases for some time TO come
after last year $ cIperlencc. The
authorities aided by the physi-
ears Of New IBERIA accomplished
= great dnal by General vaccina-
ION. and it was to this step that
We can attribute IN great measure
the success Of the handling Of the
sit',atlon It is possible, however
that some. throl@h neglect or for
OF er re" SONS were not vaccinated
ard for this reason it would prob
ably he a good idea for them to
at "n1 TO the matter rndcr the cir
clmStanccs. Dr. tarStcns. the
City physician has charge OF the
situation and does not seem to be
'"med the warm weather hcIu"
Uufavora bic TO the continuance Of
he disease
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

lron Evan ! Mccall spent
IT noda> IA %ct IBERIA, the
o..,t nf Or. j. J.. Harrison.
Misses Alec and Elizabeth
.Ict1rcts Of .|cJpor'''c IS SP'nd'""
y Few days here, the guests "'
Mrs. VI Il FaradlS.
Mrs. Fisher Of New York CITY
mother Of Mr.. Arthur Fisher
book keeper at the Live St"r X
Stock Demonstration Farm, ar
rived here last week, to be the
rucSt Of her son and da''ghtcr-ln
law for a few months.
Mrs. S. +. l!ulSc and little son
arrived here some days az" to
ioin Mr.. lIulSc ut M"rhlhan ran
tafion where he is employed rs
assistant overSccr.
Mr.. J. Il. Mcleod, recently ap
pointed commercial agent Of the
\. .. r. & NJ Railroad at Baton
'ougc was here last Wednesday
IN the interests Of his road. While
here he was introduced to many
Of our citizens hy Mr.. T.. II. 1'utlin-
ton. he general agent OF the New
Iberia & Northern Railroad.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
TEP SONALS.
. Z

Mis-, re r. Nvcs returned Nor-
day FROM = visit to relative, ia
Morgan City.
Mrs. TuIIjar Of Patterson is tho
guest Of NY~ \. Daiyre.
Miss Kate Deaborn Of West
Baton Eorec IS here visiting her
sister, Ms. II {. Monrain
. Miss Kate nutclI Of AbheyiIle
visited At tho home of Mrs. Geo.
Dallas TINS week.
Mrs. l.. 9. Hacker returned
Tuesday from 4 visit to relatives
IN New Orleans.
Mr.. t'er0aal Ncazcv Of Austin.
Texas arrived her Friday to visit
relatives for a few days.
Miss Anna Glass entertained
few friends at a party Tuesday
afternoon at the home of her
grand father. Mr.. 4. &. Scalv.
Mr.. Maurice GalIiand. Jr.. Of
New Orleans spent several datS
here with his parents, Mr.. auI
Mrs. NJ. Galliand.
Misses Br,nctt. Jeanne Dan
tcrivc and Sis Ecnouhct visited
friends in Abbevillc last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dauterlvc
entertained a few friends at cards
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Frcda Ncazcv Of Lafay
cite came in Friday to visit Mrs.
Alpine Fontclieu.
The friends Of Mrs. Victor
Courtoir are clad to learn she IS
now rccupcratlng from long i'll
ness.
Rev. 4. Il. Diggs was a bust
ness visitor to Lafayette Wcdncs-
day.
? Mrs. Paul Dautcrivc Of Corps
Christi. TeXas is the grest Of her
mother. Mrs. Frederick Dmpe, Ter.
Nrq Ann, Grant Miller of Ia
f,vottc spcnt the week end here
with relatives.
Az. ua,.,.oo1 co,lv wac WIS
itor TO New Orleans this week.
Nfre y Dimitry returned
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Ronoudet.
Mrs. =, ae' r''.'','''' '"''''
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Don't let that debt IVORY y
We lend money at EIGHT PER
CENT. on long time and easy
payments.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
& T. ildron CrY
Fo2 FlEvoHEA'o
- q @ Y @ 70 ! ~
rOnI or rNe ONDiTtON
tF I'VE
SIAJr NATIONAL BANK
Mo 6HSa

Al f.u Ih.t,n il the state Of Lowi.iana At the
,ioAe 81 business March 1th. 1916
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
S.,e Bertrand lumber Go Ltd
IL you are in market for Ellwood
Hog fence.

Mr.. \lhcW nclcamhrc is at the
state A.rlruItural School At Ha.
ton Rou"c taking course IN but
ter manufacturing. preparatory to
accepting position rs manager
Of the New iberia Creamery
which has temporarily suspended
business for want Of a MANAGER.
The board Of directors that haze
this institution III charge have
raised all Of the necessary funds
to pay off the Indebtedness and
when the factory is started again
every farmer viii be paid cash
down for his raw products 1t
was unfortunate that a condition
arisrd that ncccSsltated cloSin"
down Of the Creamery for the
present. but when it hreinS opc-
ration again. it will be strictly on
n cash basis and our farmers will
he better satisfied.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
FIGURING MILL TO
BEGIN OPERATION
Announcement Was Made This morn'
Ing That Bryan FIGURING Min
viii Start In Few Days.
he announcement was made this

The announcement was made this
morning by Mr.. H. T. Lawler, Jr.. that
the new Touring mill which has re-
Gently been completed would start op-
GRAFTON in very few days. The man
agement has received an order from
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for milling in transit. which gives
them the very lowest freight rate on
wheat and It puts them in position
10 make -four at price that they can
compete with other local mills over
Texas.
The machinery which has been In
stalled in the mill is Of the very latest
type and is electrically operated. The
cleaning machines which the wheet
VIII pass through are the best made
and the grain is cleaned and re-clean-
ed three times before It is made into
-four. The storing capacity Of the
plant is very large and will enable
the mill to carry a very large amount
Of raw material on hand at all times.
The first car Of wheat which Is to
be used by the mill is already on hand
and others will follow just as soon as
the II. & T. C. completes its spur
track for the use and accommodation
OF the mill.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
CAPTAIN KOEV|G
HAS ON UNIFORM
(By Associated Press)

Baltimore, July 2o.-Prepared to
leave port at any moment Captain
Paul Koenig. commander Of the
Deutschland. put on his uniform this
morning for the first time since the
under.seat boat arrived here several
days ago. For several hours this
morning the commander studied
charts Of outlets to the Atlantic
Ocean. Captain Koenig said that he
would not leave the ship again. and
indicated an early departure. but
would not give out anything definite,
The engines and all the machinery on
the boat have been given final test
and we're found to be In perfect con.
dition.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
MEMBERSHIP COM
: M|TTEE MEETS
Most Enthusiastic Committee Work
Ing Under comp'sreiai Club Plan
Something Big for Citizens.

The fiHsxce and membership COM
mittee Of the Bryan and Brazos Coun-
ty Commercial Association held their
regular weekly meeting this morn
ing with Chairman E. J. Fountain pre-
siding. The entire membership Of the
committee was present and all took
part In the meeting. The work Of this
important committee has been taken
hold OF by all the members OF the
committee and is being pushed to the
limit.
Plans were outlined this morning
for something big for the Association
and win be announced after they have
been materialized.
The committee headed by Mr.. Foun.
tain is right in the lead among the
various committees and each and
every member says he is going to
help do something big for Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20

London, July 20.-rreneh attacks In
the somme River region were deIlv.
cred last night on both sides Of the
river. On the north bank the trench.
es In the Hardeeour. section were
taken, while south Of the river all the
German front line trenches between
6arIeux and soyeeourt fell into
French hands, Paris reports today. !
BY hurting great stones down the
mountain sides, the Austrians re-
pulsed three strong Italian attacks
near BoreoIa Pass, the Austrian off.
eIaI statement says.
In the verdun region there was a
continuous bombardment Of the Avo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
AMusE N ENTs,

Another OF those wonderful Tri.
angle features. THE Market OF Vain
Desire" featuring Clara Williams and
II. d. Warner. together with an all.
star cast. will be the attraction at the
Dixie tonight. In this grand offering
Miss Williams portrays the role Of a
gay society butterfly. and was called
upon TO wear a large assortment OF
beautiful gowns. In preparing for the
part she gave her undivided attention
to these gowns. She purchased sew.
eral creations that came from Paris
shops. and these are said to be un.
usually beautiful. There are many
superb settings In this excellent pro.
duction. among which Is the church
scene. In which 500 people take part.
In addition 10 this. there will be an.
other OF those perfectly funny Tri.
angle-Keystone comedies. "The Two
O'clock Train In which Fay Tincher
takes the leading roe. The word
Triangle" Is sufficient guarantee OF
the excellence OF this program. and
With the small price Of admission.
which is only 10 cents. the Dixie
should be filled to It's capacity tonight.
Tomorrow brings another OF the
famous Paramount features. The
Moment Before" In which the famous
beauty, Pauline Frederick. appears.
supported by an unusually brilliant
cast.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
HAVE VILLA SURROUNDED

Chihuahua City. July 20.-villa Is
at Amador. 30 miles southwest Of the
Durango line. with his band. accord
ing to a message to Gen. Trevino
from Gen. Ramos today. Trevino
says there are about 500 in the band.
which the defactoists have surround
ed and should capture or annihilats
in short time. The information was
meagre on account Of difficult tele-
graphing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
TRYING TO ADOPT
!. THEIR PLATFORM
National Prohibltionists Trying to
Adopt Platform Without oistrib-
uting Among Delegates.
(By Associated Press,

st. Paul, July 2O.-Efforts to affect
the adoption OF the resolution com.
mittee's draft of a platform without
first printing and distributing 1t to
the delegates, precipitated the first
contention in the national prohibition
convention today. While this matter
was being argued the convention re-
cessed until this afternoon. The
morning session was cut very short.
An effort to inject an anti-Catholic
declaration into the platform caused
the resolutions committee to go into
an executive session while a bitter
debate ragged in the convention hall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20

court and chataneourt sectors on the
left bank Of the Meuse, with grenade
engagement northeast Of Hill 3o4.
Heavy fighting Continues on the
somme River front, with the British
gaining ground at pelvaile and Lon.
guvaI, the London office announced.
The Petrosrad war office announces
that kuoi, an important point In the
Caucasus, was occupied by the Rus.
slams Tuesday.
Repeated French attacks south Of
the somme River were repulsed by
the Germans, Berlin announced today.
The British and French artillery fire
developed to q pitch Of the creates.
intensity on both sides Of the somme.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
zoo F|SHEMNEN LOSE
LIVES IN. MONSOON

= London. July 20.-Two hundred fish
ermen lost their lives in a great
monsoon OF the coast OF Colombo,
Ceylon. this morning. according to
Exchange Telegraph dispatches. More
than a hundred small boats contain.
ing fishermen failed to return to
shore after the great hurricane.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
VILLA RIDES At
= HEAD Of TROOPS
UIAH0 oU IuuI u
(By Associated Press.)

Columbus, N. NJ, July 20.-A report
reached Columbus Wednesday that
villa is leading large party Of ban.
dts toward Minaca, IS miles west OF
Chihuahua City, on the line Of the
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient rail.
way. ~
The rumor states that the bandit
leader has discarded his crutches and
is riding a horse.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
GERMAN SUB CAPTURED.

London. July 2O.-Creat Britain has
captured a German submarine OF the
U'35 class, Thomas Mcnamara. finan,
cial secretary Of the admiralty. an.
nounced In the Horse OF Commons
today. The boat will be brought to
London to be viewed by the public.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
CAPTURE Of VILLA
SEEMS CERTAIN

Galveston. Texas. July 20.-The
capture OF Francisco villa by the De.
factoists' cavalry IA momentarily ex.
pec,ed. according to a oablegram to
the Mexican consulate here. This re.
suits from the capture OF villa mes.
senser, who revealed where his chief
was In hiding.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-20
French are Winners in Past Days Fighting
MORE GERMAN
FRONT LINE TRENCHES

French on Western Front Fighting With
Great Desperation and many German
Trenches Fall Into Their Hands--.About
Verdun and on Both Sides Of the Somme
River, Terrific Bombardment is Continued.
The Austrans Hurled Great Stones Down
Mountain Side and Defeated Italian At
tacks. Russians Take Important Point in
Caucasus. The British Captured Large
German Submarine of the U-34 Type.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
ADS AND DISPLAY CLOSELY LINKED

The displaying of merchandise has developed from
meaningless laborous work into artistic scientific trade
The show windows have stay because they
practical and profitable They not merely the fad and
fancy Of certain men, but they have result of
perence Attractive window displays cannot happen, it
but impressions material form OF careful and we'll
directed thoughts that based fundamental principle
important as the wording of business letter.
merchandise be worthy of such thought time and labor
in arranging window displays it should be worthy of mention
in the newspaper advertising and this good business oppor
unty should never be overlooked by the merchant.
The proper use of successful printed advertising will build
up trade faster and keep longer than any other means but
matter how well piece of merchandise is described the
description be equal to the sight of the article when
we'll displayed Mere words will not picture to one the
goods that they stand out in the mind they do right
before your eyes The display has passed through
series very in his fight for recognition He
has had many obstacles but by
through efforts of national and local associations he has
gradually but surely been brought up to the place where he
belongs
That place is on the right hand side of the advertising
Our relationship should be close that OF brothers
making appeal for closer cooperation be-
the advertising and the display and for the
eacement of all distinctions between these two component
parts of publicity The efforts in the of HONESTY in adj
versng have been watched with intense interest by the dis
play of this country Merchandising is great game for
those who know how play it; it is clean game and
straight game and the rewards that may be without
limit but must play the right and play honestly
with trees energy and must strive to do things better
today than things done yesterday.
would advise the merchant to brighten up the eyes of
his stoe put expression them and enable the public
to read in them tale that you not ashamed to tell
The man who does not believe in advertising the man
who does believe in window displays is lacking in business
enterprise and belongs the past A. Rogers of Dallas
Texas third vice president of International AID Men.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01

Effective hghclass advertising goes hand in hand with
hghcass window displays just handful advertising and
fire sale show windows locked in the game of
retail merchandising It is useless for display to
attempt high-class window displays in a that to
cheap trade is useless to try to make horse ont Of
jackass.
An expressoness face fails attract the unwrtten
Jaw of nature. 1t is just with careless arranged,
notonous advertising and window displays Both fatal to
business
welcomposed ad, carefully arranged, and tastefuly
dressed show window like we'll groomed man. reflect the
presence of refinement.
1t has been said that store rise higher than the
character of its publicity and this is in almost every
stance The show window is the merchants point of contact
with the general public
Let us wander back few years the fields of
mercial publicity and what changes old Father Time has
wrought | the advertising writing to display
his vocabulary and wit Of his masterpieces
written in rhyme to fit the lyrics of the Od oaken Bucket
The display mans cooperation this consisted
of twisting piece of calico to make look possible
like =~="s.
Next we see that the advertising mans experience has
taught him that he talk merchandise it, the display
began to experiment with the angle that made the
chanse look its best thereby attracting the attention the
passerby, and to the present day
The advertising man has evolved into sales manager
not only describing goods but planning campaigns make
goods saleable. ..>.::
The display has quickly taken rank beside him. and
together they marching onward to their next conquest
The two most valuable today in retail establish
ment the advertising and the display They
the EMPLOYER secretary of and secretary of state al
though some merchants still sticking the old way of
dong hness and seemingly fail adopt certain
methods which others employing with marked
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01

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pm of