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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Henry 0rdeman Lasts
Twenty-Five Minutes
In Stec her Match

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May 4.-tspccial
Telcgrau1 Henry 0rdeman lost TO Joe
steehor in atraight falls last nisht ut the
auditorium, but he won the distinction of
being the first maut 10 stay more than q
minutes with the Nebraska comet, a.
cIdentally winning llia wager
James Bush Of Lincoln. former rel
hor Of Joes at Dodge. wagorod 500 to o.
that ordeman would not last 70 minutes.
The man who put M the $50 was ordc
man himself
II took Stechcr q m mites and % sec
ends to pin The Minneapolis wrastlors
shoulders 20 the mat twice. Both falls
We're secured on combination 6elss1rs
holds TIE first which came IN II mn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Summer Schools
For the Pupils
Who Fail to Pass

on account Of the scarlet fever epi-
demlc that prevailed 10 the city during
tho winter a large number If children
were kept out of the public schools on
account Of sickness superintendent
Graf estimates that by reason of the
sickness 80 general there VIII be not less
than 800 children Of the Fourth to eighth
grades, .neuslye, who will be unable TO
pass.
The teachers committee % tho Board
Of Education and superintendent Graft
have gone into the situation pretty thor
uughlg. and ~ a result az the next
meeting IT the bonrd. a recommendation
win he made that q term q summer
school 81 SIX 70 eight weeks be held i'm
mtdlaiely after the close of the regular
school year This school viii be for
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Big Bonus Offered
Athletic Club to
Locate New Home

The proposition II now open whereby
the new Omaha Athletic club may
acquire 8 tGop0 lot FOR building site
by The actual expenditure Of puty 5000
Tho committee appointed nearly week
ago By the mass meeting Of business
men. who determined 70 nse their efforts
to hold the club IN The down town see.
ton. haR isaued q Ftntcment, saying a
large number of fir real estate owners.
wholesalers and retailers, cast Of Six
teentb street have offered 70 buy The
lot. e6xl32 feet nj The southeagt corner
Of Fourteenth and Harvey streets, and
give II 70 the Athletic club, 70 that the
roet ~ The lot r. the club slil be only
$1,000. or about one sixth Of The actual
EnlUc
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Today's Calendar
Of Sports

Shooting Annual American clay bird
championship shoot besiua at Trayera
Island. n. v. Annual tournament q
Utah state sportsmeu association opens
AT Bingham, Utah
Track: Kansaa-Nebraska dual meet at
Lawrence, Kan
Lacross Cornell against stevens in.
atitute al Ithaca, ". Y. Georgetown
against Rutgers at Washington. u. G.
Boxing Benny chavez against chick
Hayes, twelve rounds. ~ Kansas city
Jack Torres against Dick Wells. twelve
rounds. Kansas city X o. krause
against Eddie Boehme. ten rounds. Al
Marinette, WITS. Al Nelson against Carl
Herr. twelve rounds. at Portsmouth. y
II, Finney Boyle against Harry Carlson,
twelve rounds, NJ North Abingdon, Mass
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
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FAKE H0RSEMAN STOPPED
FROM TRIMMING YOUTH

George Wilson, lloS North Nineteenth
street. was arrested at the Union station
lato yesterday evening just as he was
about TO receive $3.50 from Harold Rose,
age H. who was passing through Omaha
from sturgis, s. -, to Kansas city.
Wilson told the hoy he was q race
horse trainer and was on his way 10
Kansas city 20 take un his seasons work.
Finding the boy was interested in horses
and somewhat Of rider, Wilson Offered
him lob as soon As he arrived in Kan
sHs CTS and then told the lad that
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

ates and IS seconds. Was With body
scissors and half Nelson. and the soconl
in 10 minutes and seconds on a body
scissors and further arm hold,
Despite the short duration Of the bouts
the 1000 or moro wrestling fans were
given plenty Of excitement, There waa
not one minute Of loafins during the
whole period stcchcr was working for
a fall and with two OF three exceptions
Henry WAS wording hard 10 ataye of
defeat, being on the defensive nearly all
lie time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
CLEVELAND BLANKS
The CHICAGO HOSE
indians Defeat Comiskey's sox by
the Score Of Two to
Nothing.
TWO SWIFT DOUBLE PLAYS

CHICAGO. May 4.--clcyeland shut out
Chicago. 2 TO o. In the first game here
Of the reason here today Speakers
doubls. following base on balls 70 Tur.
ner. gave the visitors the fret run. Their
other run WIS made in the sixth whom
Wamhsganss' double scored Roth, who
had singled
Two lightning double plays deprived
Tho locals n at least two runs, and prob
ably cost them the game. Wambsganss'
cath Of Lynn's drive In the seventh, when
Chicago had men on second and third
with one out started a double play which
saved the game for coumbe.
President comIakey today announced
The rsiease Of Joe Fautschc. infcldsr, 70
the Richmond club Of the International
league. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

lhose who fail to pasa the grades and
FOR no others.
1t Is proposed that the school, or
schools 10 be held in four OF the build
inss. two in the north and two in the
south part Of the city, The hours pro-
posed arc from o'clock in the morning
NTH noon, five days each week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
|. HUSkERS WIN TENNIS
MATCH FROM AGGlES

MANHATTAN. Kan, May A,Nehraska
took tho honors IN the first annual In
tercolleEiato tennis tournament with the
kansas State Agricultural college here
today, Knowles u the Aggies woa from
CHAT, Nebraska. 70 i, IN three sets IT
singles. the only match won by the As
plea. ".
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Stanford Votes to
Play Rugby Game

stanford UNIVERSITY CAL MAJ
4 Stanford uuiterfiip atudents voted
down today a proposltion TO abandon
Rugby foot bail ~ favor ~ the American
game by yote Of ~ 70 so4
Tho yote nafe final ant@er 10 uues
fion that hae boeu asItatcd since the
raitersiiy Of california broke off foot
bal relations with Stanford last year
sind sent back 10 the American game
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
DENVER CLUB Ri EASES
HOWARD AND PHILLIP

DENVER. Colo. MAJ Earl Howard
am Tom Phillips, piteher we're 70
casod from The Denver team u the
Western league today. Howard II re-
turned to the Msfshalitown. L. team Of
tie Central astociatIon. Phillips returna
to the n Louis Browns,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

through a Misunderstanding he got the
wrong ticket at the ticket window and
that they would not exchange 1t for him.
lie asked tho boy to lend him the price
Of a ticket to Kansas city. which he
said was $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Man is Killed in
Bout Arranged to
Settle Dispute

WATERLOO Ia MAY wstt
tishspss adst ~ AlsA ef Naasian q
tNs hFaih tea he8fa eftat taalHs te#f
aHals sim nntda NsAshaa is5l hifst
" IS FatA ENs1 iae Rtest eas aRtthEa
l# mftis 1m FAH aee Va ln
sAt8e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
PETERS STARTS TRAINING
FOR BOUT WITH DEMETRAL

Charley petera. the Paplilion grappler
who ID carded 10 meet William Dcmoiral
the Greek 81 the Omaha Auditorium on
May 10 has started active training for
Tie combat and expects 70 be IN the yery
bert u condition the night ~ tho match
Peters ranks favorlte for the bout, but
1tenotrs IL o pretty foxy wrestler and
has had lot ~ experience and can be
expected 10 give Charley run for hin
money
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

TARKI0. Mo. MaY 4.@fspecial Tee
rran.l-fn the Tri.state High school n.
mis- tournament, boys doubles wtri won
Nv craig and Weber ~ Glarinda. Ia. 80
20 sli, over Hutchinson and he Of
Blanchard H. Bertrani and Shatfer ~
Mound city, Mo- defeated HnrEragea IN !
Reayia Of Falls City in the prellminariest
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Two base hits Janftin Peckinpaugh.
Stolen bases. Lewis, Gardner Sacrifice
hits: Lewis. Gardner, carrtgan. Double
PLAYS. Baker 10 Plpp TO Peeklnpangh.
PeckinpauRn 10 Baker First on error
Boston l. Bases on balls. OFF Caldwell
4 off Leonard q Hits and earned runs
orr Caldwell, hits runs w eight in
nines. off Leonard. hits no runs In nine
innlnga Hit by pitched ball Tanvrin
and Barry by Caldwell Struck out. rs
Caldwell 4 BY Leonard, q Umpireas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
nrd Zoe HInnk YnnLa.

boston. May Il Leonard allowed New
York only two hits today. the Boston
Americans shutting out the visitors, 10
o. Caldwell biz two men during the sec
on1 inning. ono Of them, Barry. gcoring
on Carrig8nH sacrifice and Leonard'F
sharp single 10 center Hoblitzeli and
Lewis singled III Itle eighth inning, the
former being forced III third when card.
ner worked double steal and the for
nier scored on BBrrya infleld hitt tiard.
ner going to third The latter was
caught on third, but tailed when csld
well dropped Bakers throw to the Plate
Ecores
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Three Sioux City
Players Released

sIorS cITY la. May Three play
orr on lie figuS city Western league
tram were Internationally released 10.
coy Fret Hasonan James Kane. Pitcher
Al Furehncr and Catcher Charles Don
rclls
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
s0linAnn Heats MncLs.

PHILADELPHIA. May /. johnson kept
FHllgdeiplla scattered and Washington
won easily today, 10 I Ahehau waf
~ ia, kiriHg nine bases ~ balls and max
i4R Two eild pitcheh - eighi innlnga bgt
lie yiHItofa fort several scoring oppot
tUnltlea when tiipped up Oh efforts 10
steel bases. scofe3
WAHItNGf0F PHILADELPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

FHIT'H FWT EFIT7FWHII III FI~TIFIN
Washington saa@9 Q 0 Q q q 3 =
Philadelphia .as9 q . IL
TWo.baec hltr Moeler witt Three.
Milan, Judge t2l, Morgan sacfficc hit
Morgan BaBea on balls of Nhffhan
y off Weaver 1 liits snd earned luna
or IohnGon hits run N ninc innltaH
off Siberian = hits ] run ~ eight inning6i
on NcsBff q hitg runs In one inning
Struck out. Bg johnson. 7, BY sheehan
J. Wild pitches, ahsehnn ~, JOHNSON.
90 I-mnlrea. ulnnem nma Mallln
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
ct1eYELARt
.natled for MlIlnm. h h b the se /.

Two bare hta. speaker, 1aekaon, WAN
bssHnHs. stolen taRes schalk. saerfiee
htta, Jackson Sehelk. Double DiHS8
Scheik n Weaver; Goumbo 10 Gandii fo
JNeil. Namf8gaufa to Howard, Bases
~ balls orr Williams n or Fab r. J..
Hits and earned runs or WI liams.
liife aud runs 10 seven Innings ef(
Febfr no hits and no suns IN two IT,
.ouinbe, Z; ly Fabfr, ] implrea Evans
nd lhill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11
PREPAREDNESS
WORK IS BEGUN
MEMBERS OF ENGINEERING so.
CIETIES HOLD MEETING.
Enthusiastic Co-ooeration bv West
Virsinisns In National Move
r1cnt

Enthusiastic Cooperation bv West
Virsinians In National Move
ment.
The national movement for prepar-
edness industrially in the event of
war was given a big boost by West
Nlrginians yesterday at the meeting
OF members of five engineering So
cieties called by Mr.. Harry 5. Sands.
one OF the five West Virginia state
directors for the Organization for in
dustrial Preparedness OF the Naval
Consulting Board of the United
States.
Over a score of members OF the
hve engineering societies were on
hand when Director Sands called the
meeting to order Wednesday morning
at IL O'Clock in the assembly room of
the Wheeling Commercial Associa-
ton. Director Sands made an extend
ed explanation OF the scope of the
preparedness work. which is in the
nature OF industrial mobilization for
Uncle Sam, giving exact information
OF the possible usefulness with mu-
nitions of war IL the hour OF need
comes
The work in the Sands district.
which comprises the counties of Han
cock. Brooke. Ohio. Marshall. Wetzel.
Tyler. Peasants and Wood. was sub,
divided. For the Wheeling district,
comprising Brooke county south OF
Wellsburg. and Ohio and Marshall
counties, was placed in charge of Mr..
n. r. Field. president of the Wheel
Ing Mold q Foundry company. who
VIII have the assistance OF several
field aides
Mr.; w. r. Stevens. OF welIsburg.
| VIII have charge OF the northern dis.
trict. made up of Brooke county
north of and including Wellsburg. and
Hancock county. while another en-
slneer was named to have charge in
The southern sub-district. comprising
Wetzen Tyler, Peasants and Wood
counties
Among those attending the meeting
: We're the several army engineers. az.
tached TO the Ohio river improvement
district. withheadquarters in Wheel.
ing. All OF whom volunteered their en-.
thusiastic cooperation
Mr.. @. b. Beabout. of Wheeling
was elected secretary. and will az.
slst Director Sands in the executive
WORK OF the preparedness movement
f, director Sands was highly rratiied
with IN generous response 10 his call
LOT Wednesdays meeting. and secs
a speedy completion of the work that
mas been cut out for the engineers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11
COUNTY COURT
Marriaae Licenses-

"dITlaSe Licenses.
Matthew Edwards and Margaret
RicVhardson. both Of this CITY
James II. Cooper and Elizabeth
bishopriggs. Martins Ferry.
clarence Brady and Jennie Schera
both of Pittsburgh. Pa.
James Arthur Hinkle. Bethesda.
ana Anna Helen Bright. BarnesviIle
u FRANK George Hussman and Agusta
beseler, both of this city.
Wills Probated
ne wills OF the late T. n. Lydick
ana Jed Nillison were filed for nro,
pate. leaving their estates to their 70.
ptcllVe wives, Lille Lvdick and
T,Iace q Millison. In the frst. Nj
- .,ck Is eNecu'riX with bond fxed
o. 80, -. Noite surety. and George
GUNNER. charles W. Levy and WilIi,r,
BaKer appraisers In tho second M
SMlllison IS administrator with bono
hNed a. $1,000. J. c Dude, s,ra,,o
ana {. II. Dunlap. John Hare and -
). Hare appraisers. 'N -
William NJ DEEDS DEEDS,
IllaIn X. MaSer. parcel Of Iar5 a.,
kCho Point Consideration S10 6"''" i''
william Z Naser 10 FIa NJ IT,
Jan, Jan parcel ~ land in Echo Point
Consideration. SO oIh'
Certificate Of lncoroora,io,
''tIlncat" Of incorDorafiop is
~ -, me secretary Of state IN -.
n., 80 .,,ittlnia Patriot. local new.na.
ZOO was fled for record Tba VI : 70
t"'e shows that . 600 shares aro 49, d.. b..
51l'd with The par value ar a. ~.
Ip.aIe The incorporation ar. 49,.
i''| mann. Anna Rovmann. r n MI
~ req Fathe and Louis Riadai
st,, ,'oliI'dh was -iv'u the power ~
DEEDS Of Trust
j wO deeds Of frr-t a..
record with the rl.rt were I'i Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11
DOCTORS CASES SET
FOR TRIAL IN COURT
ARGUMENTS ON OEmURRERS
WILL BE WADE SATURDAY
az MR. BOYCE
Trial Of Ray Foster and Fatty" Drill
Ter Continued Until Later Date
Other Criminal Court News

Dr. r. S. Kennedy will boz tried
Wedreaday. Nav 49, on tho charre
N criminal operation. and Dr D. o.
charge ~ murder Ir rho second DO.
gren. unless Judge Robinson .usfaIna
"a demurrer fp tho Indictment which
viii b. argurd on SATURDAY. ~ fhI.
week Tho cases we're 200 have boon
taken 70 pye .ferIav. bur owing f0 Tho
absence NJ Attorney S ~ B0rrn they
were continued until n later date
Tho two speafeasv cases of ..uf.n
farfrs and George pava .Yr wore .lf
Tor trial MAY 90 Tho trial rf HaF
Foster and Patty DrIIrrIu which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11

H.H. ..... . ....- boat wc-t
OF rH. .H. H.u.ns ard VI,
Nat." ...r Dim since
GrI With Mur
.Nr."
The. II. sU riaht Thoufht NAV.
hr .l' motor boat had broken down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11

.'c I'irr or tHr land of The dead. The
"'.fIrr n' a oaTnsu0u has been chos.
CD IH. rrh or red carrafion sirni.
... .'f .le D.. sII living. the white
.Hd .t. hI. gone to Der reward The
flower. worn sunday will tell a bic
.'uIh. On. happiness or sorrow. which
eyer Do wHH tr. and show that one
.I.0' Dor sacred memory with fl-
Appropriate services will also be-
h'.d lu 100 fh. local churches and scr.
m"r h,fffina fhs occasion will be- Do
NN'f'i Nf fNr pastors Many of fhe
.'i railroad employees and many
-..'.'It HI. HI.H uE-rrt, the event
rH".. uu f...r nearest
W..."r rf.If.
I'' off rrHHH0. TAYLOR
... u...H...r of Moth.
. |I. ..H". .rl... ...r. .., arr
'... '.m. f'. Observance has
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11

Capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11

The defendants arc charged with hirh-
way robbery, was continued until
May %. OWING to the illness ~ Bert
Suliman. the prosecuting witness. *
bond Of $500 WAS demanded FOR Sill
mans appearance. Tho case ofCha-
Clark went over until Saturday.
The nonpartisan leader. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-24
The Biggest Circus That Ever Came to Town

bggstdr circus tina hit hm
tina the
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lot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17

fnIilide Gabrmg 6cOinet uic @iild o0er Wlol5iuppc
10 miro Der crioroerlide gctrog c0cn Wiorecn gelic
lert. Die bcrcdncten Brcie iiuO mr cin S6cil ocS
rcGoreu @reiies, pGbrcuo Oie 9lrmcn oldc 9Iabuulg
oitcrs gang foitcnirc er9oltc ga 0c Stn6t sic aoc
tragt. Ssclm Elm Ouh Oeie antlidcn Stutioncn &c
priIiteS aino frnltt miro oaun mb es ioiort nod
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oaiIr orgnniiir Dor0cn gcgen Die SGglingsitcr6lid
felt on5IfoHpicn. Gieiebe lit ais oos yaoiicrin gu
gutc 9ctora.Solis" 6etonnt Dcil cs oid 0ie Gmpe6
lung Der aoeriu clbit bin gegrinOet pir0e uiO ibrc
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ilno 6conocre 2dborotorcn iir Oc lncriudina oller
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rem SbGtigfcit be5icbt iir ole 9ce1rng bon jlmgen
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lioncn bon Ggemplorcn per6rcitet peroei Sin beIon
OereS Ntcin ocr SGugngS lSiiriorgc lit cngeridltet
noroGt unO reiienoe glustelulgen pcrocn ourh gon5
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Gin mgebeurer 8etrog bon Itotitiidcl Dotcn lit &C.
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Gntbnoungsonitot cin N}iitter6cnl Gin beionOercS
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iiir @dldfibc in0 cine trunsporta6le alnf ir allS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17
Die sSnaIinssiiiriurac in ScntiddnuS,

Sic fiirhtcrdcn Spier oil Men6enlebcit Die Der
ggelifrca oroert ielt oe clropdiiten yleaierhgell
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gntrengunacn, oie Ster6idtetSrotc Der Nmoer 5u
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qeber iino in g(iiprud geuonine morocn nm oe gr'
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niiem fr oieien 3mcd IN gop5 oeitldlano eugerlN'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17
Oicrin NliIlcr

Sc oy6 am a. Goocm6cr 1916 WorQcns
ll0r nad icbtucrcm gciocu Nlario @iiacr,
pclehtc @alim bon eu6cri S. Wdncr uuo Qcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-17
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