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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30

comedy OF this particular picture the pro-
duction was educational to all those who
had never seen a real submarine per-
form.
Mary Miles Minter. the star in Bar
bara Freitchie." THE Rose Of the Alley"
and other successes was known as Juliet
Shelby for several years after she began
her stage career.
Beverly Bayne. the Metro star spends
part Of her leisure time painting with
water colors. She hopes to become a
proficient portrait painter some day.
Ethel Barrymore never allows her chill
dren around the studio when she is act
ing before the camera. She says they
would distract her, ~
Gertrude Robinson. who heads the cast
ins"As a Woman sows.'s began her stage
career at the age OF years playing boy
part in ''Sapho." At the last minute he
was unable to go on. and little sister took
his place. With this introduction she has
grown into one Of the most noted photo
play stars.
william c. Chamberlain, known IA
miliarily as "Bilr to the Gamout follow
ers. spent three years in. Wyoming as 9
cowboy. He went west to spend vaca'
ton and the lure OF the land held him
The most perfect baby in Illinois
Stacy A. Won Patten. jr., who took first
prize in the baby contest OF the Illinois
state fair ulays a mart In the neWspapel
play. The Fourth Estate"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
lMPROVERS OPPOSE GRANT =
OF NEW LIGHT CONTRACT

The Clifton Hill Improvement club met
Friday evening and went on record as
opposing any grant of new light con-
tr 4 to the electric light company by
the city commissioners. Arrangements
were also made for meeting between the
school committee OF the club and the
building committe OF the Board of Educa-
ton next Friday. The club wants the
new clifton HilI school built on the
present side Of the old school. while the
board appears to favor another location.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
Crippled Men Cut
Up Kindling Wood,
Which is For Sale

Crippled men and those incapacitated
~ other causes for the hard work OF
cutting Ice. have split three loads OF
kindiing wood for Captain Kline Of the
salvation Army Industrial home. ana the
captain Is now inviting Omaha house,
~ifes 70 bay 4 81 s. per load. delivered
II 4 nice dry kindling wood" said
Captain Kline. and I want 70 tell the
people how much I appreciate what they
have done and ask them 70 do more
BY buying this wood
No ahle-bodied men are now cut at
work IA Omaha. In fact. Captain Kline
neda more than 100 men now for Ice cut
tins, but cannot find them
One % the men who u splitting wood
has only one arm,
This week the captain received twelve
new buckaaws and three axes to b
used ~ down-aEd-outera who want ID
WORK
He sent out twenty-five men on the les
and eight Tor other work Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30

THE Black Crook boasts a record Of
over s.O0e performance on the stage--a
mark unequalled Ia American theatrical
see this success of two generations, The
motion picture production is announced
after the expenditure OF over a year In
preparation and many months and thou-
sands Of dollars in the actual work OF
staging the attraction. g
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
BOYD SHOWS MADAM x"
FOR LAST TIMES TODAY

Today the Boyd shows the photo-play
OF MAIDEN X, for the last
times. This film has enjoyed good
run ia Omaha due to the prominence of
Dorothy Donnelly and the fact that she
made such a name for herself in the
stage production OF tho same play. Peo-
pie who saw the stage production went
TO see the phoso-piay TO see how II
compared and were surprised TO find the
photo-dranAa a wonderful reproduction,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
SEVENTY RESERVE SPACE
For The CEMENT SHOW

Seventy manufacturers have already re.
served space in the Auditorium for the
Midwest Cement show, which will be
held in Omaha February % to March
in connection with the convention OF the
Mia-west Cement sers' association.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
THE MONEY GULF" T0DAYS
ATTRACTION AT THE GARDEN

Tho Garden theater. opposite the Wood
men OF the World building. at 1as Far
nam street. promises its patrons a de-
lightfuI program today and win feature
THE Money Cult" story that everyone
can understand and appreciate. Alice
HOLSTER will olay the leading role. sup
ported by. Harry Mtlardo. The Garden is
endcavoring to give the patrons the best
In music. piotures and comfort The
weekday programs are being improved.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
Wierd Sorcery and Appealing LoUe
Are Blended in "The Black Crook

weird soreery and appealing love in
terest are blended IN this story. HertSog
known as the Black Crook. plunged into
despair by wrongs inflicted on him, seeks
comfort IN zamiel, the Prince OF Dark
ness. and makes compact by which he
viii deliver one boul to perdition for each
year OF life granted him. II Is around
his vaccinations that the story IL built.
This production Is billed for the Empress,
February 10 eh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
HAS STRONG CAST IN eTHE
CALL OF THE CuMBERLANDS'

The management OF the Hipp has
booked for Tuesday and Wednesday
photo-play dealing with the life OF a
Kentucky mountaineer. produced By the
following strong cast.
Samscn South .....s... Dustin Farnum
kplcer South ........&.. Herbert standing
James srso rar Gasan iow rsss psssrs
Ismarask spicer ....,...Dlck Lestrange
eai,v es 1ols sy9s Lay
Aarlsn Ssaefs escoi, WiRltrsa kInsason
"Ih LeAcott '.....t...t*,. Fifginia Folts
The production presents Dustin Farnum
IN a role that suits him 10 the fullness
Of his talents, A. Samson South, leader
Of the clan Of souths. Mir. Farnum car
ries one IN sympathetic favor through
the trials OF fcudai intricacics 10 the
pinnacle OF success al an artist and on
70 true love IT the end Of thrilling
story.
The last three days Of the week the
Hlpp will present Pauline Frederick In
The Spider IN the story Valerie ST.
cyr n living with Count pu Polssy. hav.
Ing abandoned her infant daughter. In
order 20 ayense rebuff at the hands
Of an artist. she assists m placing her
own daughter In the hands OF the profit
gate count. When she discovers the
Identity OF Joan and attsmnts 10 save
her, Valerie finds that her daughter has
stabbed and killed Du Polssy. seIzine
the dagger. she declares she committed
the crime. II is tho only reparation she
can make 20 her daughter. and valerie
'indH this great sacrifice a solace for ali
the hcsrtaches she has endured since
the counts sold lured her from the help.
irss babe she loved.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
ADAMS INSPECTING GOO
DOUGLAS COUNTY BRIDGES

County Engineer. Louis p. Adams is
inspecting bridges Of Douglas county in
accordance with a Nebraska law which
requires such action every two years.
There are more than 600 bridges In the
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
Lillian GIsh Mite RhlGe

The Rohlff theater is promising its
patrons an especially strong list of pic
lures for the coming week. Today
Robert Mantell will be seen in 1.-THE I'm
faithful Wife" Following this will be
variety of first class bills. including "old
He,delherg." Triangle feature with Miss
Gish in the star role. Among the other
favorites to be seen at the Rohlff this
week are Holbrook Blinn. Pearl White,
George Probert. Frank keenan,, Eddie
Foy and Roscoe Arbuckle.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
Dorothy Greer -ATMe HIP

Dorothy Green. born in far away Rus
sia. ,aspired TO the stage. when she was
very young. She wanted to be star
of the speaking stage, but an operation
on her throat, when she was about
nine years old left her with partially
paraIyzed vocal chords. she never fully
regained the power of oral speech and
the growing ambition had to he stifled
Later. when motion pictures became a
means of entertainment, Miss Green
found an outlet for the expression of her
dramatic ability. She will be seen Sun
day and Monday in "A Partisan Ro-
NANCE" at the Hipp.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30

Time. tide ana Bee wsnt-Ads walt for
no man. An opportunity missed Is an
opportunity lost
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
HAMILTON THEATER

10th ana Hamilton SITS.
This theater is disinfected before
and after each performance.
Sunday--5-part Mutual Masterpicture
eth Man from Oregon" presenting
Clara williams & Howard Hickman.
. Monday--Broken Coin Night.
Tuesday--Prize Night Excellent s.
reel General program.
wednesday - Big Feature Night.
Shadows from the Past. Big 4-reel
Edison Feature and a comedy.
Thursday-BiR 6-rse1 General pro-
gram Of best dramas and comedies.
Triday-The first episode of the God
dess, a real interesting serial Vita
graph feature.
saturday--BiR Comedy Night
Sc and loo
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LADIES'! SECRET TO
DARkEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back its Color and Iu>trc
with Grandma'S Sage
Tea Recipe.

common garden sage. brcwcd into a
AcnNN tea. with sulphur and aicoho!
ADDED, Viii turn gray. strcaked and
iadcd hair beautifully dark and nyuri-
amt MIXING SAGE Tea and Sulphur
rccip" az home. though. is troublesome.
An easier way - To &c, tho reedy-,o-
ms" preparation improved by the add
ZION %: other ingredients costing amour
." cents LARGE bottle. AZ drug stores
known as "Wycth's Sage ana sulphur
Compound" thus avoiding lot OF
!nuss
While gray. faded hair is no; sinful
u" all deslr" !" retain our youthful APP
paianc. and attract!vncss By da-ken-
NIX your hair with Wyc'h's Sage and
sulphur Compound. no one can tell he
cause IL does ~ so naturally, so even
y. fou just dempcn sponge or soft
brush with u and draw this through
Your hair. taking one small strand at
time, sv morning al! gray hairs have
disappeared. After another applica
tion or TWO vonr hair becomes bcnutt-
fuly dark. glossy, soft and luxuriant
and YOU appear years younger. Wyeths
sage and sulphur Compound is de-
lightful toilet requisite. II IS not in
tended for tho cure, mitigation or pre-
N"utiou Of disease
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TURKEY IN NEED OF AID
Conditions SO Alarming That Govern
mcnt ut Last CnIl> on Foreign
Relief Agencies.

NEW YORK, April 5.-suMering
throughout Turkey from the war is
described in cahlcgram 10 the imcri :
can Red Cross The situation has be-
come so alarming that the Turkish
rovernment has n, las, decided to per
init foreign relief agencies to enter the
country, it is said
Tine Turkish government now wei
comes help" the message says. and.
through Minister OF the Interior. au-
thor!&cs American Red Cross co-oper-
ating with Red Crescent, 10 ;illeviat.
suffering Of ali races Suffering
throughout the country particularly
'onsthntin"plc. along shores Of Marina.
1T AdrianoDl", Rruss and Smyrna.
These regions 100000, compr!sina,
Armenian refugees. need help FOR
bread. Hundreds dying Of starvation.
NO relief In sight. Sugar. petroleum,
at famine prices. Typhus spreading.
High mortality. For Immediate re-
iicf 10000 estimated required for
Constantinoplc chapter administration
before May 10 procure foodsturs
f'or more permanent relief sugges, i'm
p"iiauon supplies by sea from Rou-
mania and America"
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DANISH BARK NOT TORPEDOED
wv" American Members Of Crew shy
Plight UcsuItrd From severe
Weather.

NEW YORK, April Two A,ncri-
can scamcn who arrived on the French
steamship EspaGnc from Bordeaux to-
day. denied that the Danish bark
Claudia, on which they were members
OF the crew. was tOrpcdoed by Il sub
marine. as stated in :, maritime report
sent out from Copenhagen on March 70
The Claudia sank on March IS on her
way, lumber laden, from Jacksonville
10 Fleetwood. England.
According {" George cole, OF ST.
Louis. ana Gustavc Mcndei, OF New
York, the two s"amcn. tho hark's
plight resulted from severe weather
during which size sprang Il leak The
crew was rescued ~ a French steamer
and taken 10 Bordeaux
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Volunteer ProUision
Of Senate Army Bill
Believed to Be Safe


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sussex could not he i-norap, of the
fact that She was attacking the mail
packet OF the regular rross-chanucI
service between England and France.
Not only are the outlines of these
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SEARCH ron CABIN WHERE
VILLA BANDITS HAD Called

Th" 'roor which hcp, its trigger
hnEers wo'tiing FOR warmth had spent
many hours in search fot :. mountain
Top cabin wher" scouts reported that
two Villa bandits had called for food
This house vas less Than fifteen miles
from III" HEADQUARTERS Of the Amcri
cans The information which the troon
obtained bore out tho opinion among
"ihccrs here that most OF the villa force
nave scattered into very small rroups
come OF whom are seeking inaccessible
places tn" censorship does not per
nat disclosure OF these positions. but
the reports OF patrols indicate that n
iood many OF Villas band have been
Pressed SO closely TINT they have hid
den their arms and assumed the guise
of farmers.
This particular cavalry patrol liter
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Funeral Of Cecil A. Lyon.

SHERMAN, TEN. April 5.-Adher-
cnts Of many political parties gathered
mere late to-day 70 attend the funeral
% General Cecil y. Lyon, who died
yesterday. Theodore Roosevelt and
Other men prominent in national JoIi-
t"H cent messages Of coincidence. Cen
eral Lyon. former Republican national
committeeman, was the Texas member
or The Progressive National Commit
i"" at the time OF his death, and the
commanding officer OF the Texas Ma
NOnal Guard
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GIFT OF S94O.e4s IN 1915
N"rkctril"r Foundation N"p"rt- an tr-
fi'firs IN AidIhE Poor and >uppuri
az tnnfiilintrd Organization.

NEW YORK. April Acuyi,ie. Of,
sh" Rock"fcller Foundatiou ia aiding
;hc poor and unemployed duru.: lsla
ana support Of unaihiiat"d ORGANIZE.
lions, are-set forth III rupor, made
public tonight. While payments were
made from IN" neon" Of Nc foufrn
ton amounting 70 $3i",ais, pledges To
unafiliatcd organizations. exclusive Of
war relief VIII total $4,000. DIS.
tribnted over period Cf eight Years.
These items. u was said, are in addi-
ton TO 1913 5Gl Appropriated upon the
designation OF iohn u Rockefeller. and
previously announced.
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attempts ofNationalG Guar
Organisations to Interfere
With Legislation Vigo-
rously Denounced.

WASHINGTON, April j.--.AdNocat-s
the senate army bill believed the sec
ton had been saved by a narrow mar
gin when the senate recessed tonight
without having reached 4 vote on the
Lee amendment to strike il out. sem
ator Chamberlain, chairman III tho
Military Committee, again asked that
action nc deferred. ~ one or two SEN
Utors s,ili desired 10 i've heard.
Debate on the volunteer provision
lasted all day, champions q! The Ma
,ional Guard supporting the amend
mcnt occupying mos, OF the time. In
the closing hours. however. Senator
Chamberlain Vigorously defended the
provision rs vital to any military plan
and denounced attempts q; National
Guard organizations TO Interfere with
leg Sla,!on lie was joined 10y Sen
aturs oGorman ana Williams in .
warning tha, at the close Of the Eu
ropcau war The United States would
need great navy and an adequate
army to back demands or the bcllirer-
cui powers for decentralization for
losses sustained through violations of
her rights as Il neutral.
"Uuless this country puts itself in
4 condition where II can resist and
Withstand bullying" Senator Williams
said. we are going TO be IN trouble
with the victor in this war. unless We
surrender the positions We have diplo-
matic;,lly taken and timidly submit 10
the rule which the victo: may lay
down for immunity or disclaimer.
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BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN
Two Masked Men Rob Passengers ni
SIi5 and Four Watches and
Make Their Escape.

MtSkrG F.r. OKLA April 1.-Two
masked men held UP and robbed pas
scilEcrs In the smoking car Of Rock
Island passenger train, No. -. as the
train was leaving Howe. OKLA to-
night. After securing about El1h and
-four watches they forced the conductor
:" Stor the train and escaped.
losses arc in pursuit
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CD The Assortments.
Mere numbers are neg
ligible without discrim-
ination. The really in
teresting feature Of our
selections is the distinc-
tiveness Of the fabric
designs. Like a dinner
to the President, they
combine character with
a crowd.
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GIVE TROOPS As Lrrrir:
IMPORTATION As P0SSIHI r.

The people OF this region give the
American troops just as little informa-
'loh as possible. y carranZa soldier
"h" had been condemned to death after
capture by Villa at Guerrero and
whose life the Americans saved, said
u" was willing 10 act az q guide, but
baked after lcadi'.S some cavalrymcu
ON long trail in search OF II suspected
house. When near the place. he said
he had lost the trail. \ sharu order
/" locate the house imme,iiu,c,v
brought results He went alruoa.
straight 10 the Nlacc.
MANI OF the McNicans here show un
doubted evidence OF being Villa sol
dicrs.
General Pershinr. In an .mor, to con-
vince the people OF the Americans good
Intentions has become 10 some extern
judge OF petty grievances OF the
M"Nicans
To-day. for an example scout was
sent 1" tct ii cowhidc. with Instructions
that the money would be paid later
u" was misunderstood, for som. hours
later $50 small boys appeared IN from,
81 ihc Senerais camp fire. crying
bitterly.
IN" general. SIuattjnE Mexican fash
Ion IN front of them. was told tina,
something which. they considered ter
rihi" had happened 20 their fathers
'owhidc. They believed it was no, 10
-" pat! i"". The gcncral handed them
'nc price OF tn. hide in Mexican SILVER
dollars
The rrices Of the few articles OF FOOD
wiIi'h can b" purchased her. have bee:
HN"d nN Genera! Pcgshtuy. so that both
tho M'Aicans and the soldiers ma, no,
maze any cause for complaint. The
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Richmond Va. Aprn r. 1916

EichmomN. Va. April ., l9lG.
Iiids VIII he received at the clerk s.
Office. Houston. Va, until II o'clock
noon. Friday, April 81 1916, for the
construction Of steel and concrete APP
breaches 2fo :cci long to the bridge
over stanton River. rear Brookpcal,
in Halifax County. Va.
Plans and specifications on file at the
clerks office, Houston. Va. and at this
office. Further information furnished
on application TO the undersigned
a certified check for $3.50 must nc
company each bid.
AL bids.
state Highway Commissioner.
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RIGHTS or NEUTRtLS INVADED
u, ALI. EUROPEAN POWERS

MISREPRESENTATION is the imtcrma-
iiomai code of the beiligeren;s." SAID
senator o'G"rnan. who contended tina,
rights OF neulrals had been invaded by
all til" warning European powers.
And protests OF ncutrals viii only
be regarded" he added IL backed by
sufficient power TO enforce their de-
manIs"
When ,hs war il over SAID son
ator Chamberlain, II we intend 10 de
"!a"d any satisfaction then, We ought
I" 100 prepared 10 back all our ,i.munds
by force % arms If necessary. we
have not the power TO enforc. a single
demand We have made"
! Senator Williams declared that while
, Increasing the army was Important.
eniargiug the navy was OF ;'rst i'm
por,auce. he said ne would vote %
increase any building program that
might be framed, ana favored navy
by jas that could NEE, and defeat
amy force against IT,
"rhts war canuo, last more than one
%! two wears" Ne said ~ it lasts
longer than that, it will produce uni =
Fcrsal hamkrupicy.
Senator Chambcr!aIu's arraisnment
Of the National Guards activities was
supported by Senators McCumbcr and
Nelson wh" called attention to tc!e-
grams received from MAJ ional Qua Ri
officials sent 10 many Senators urging
them - vote against the Federal VOL
untc.r PROVISION.
II th- National Guard intends 10
come here poli;ica!iy and undertake 70
control Legislation calculated TO pro.
lcut America against ,hc world said
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ally rode the mountains In it's chase
after quick news OF the two Villa sol
diers WHO had called for food The
patrol. not wishing to lie seen from
towns as IL went out. took to the sides
of the mountains. where trees. gulleys
and small valleys afforded good shelter
from view "f the plains The men rode
through steep slopes. along which
there were neither roads nor trail, OK
c"rt those made by deer and bear
Their horses slipped and stumbled
over rocks and powders Before they
reached the McXicun's house. snow OBJ
liberated the trails by which they had
hoped To follow the two bandits to
their hiding place.
NJ the house the oavalrymcn found
only man about eighty years old i'm
a red aud green blanket. and n young
woman. with II snail baby. The two
men vino had called for food said the
aged mat had left for some place in
the mountains.
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GU The Style. Berry
styles are creative and
not initiative. We don't
d e pen d upon mere
models for style-we
get the skeleton outline
of the models and then
re-create them with a
style Of our own!
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country ubou: Guerrero without pro-
ccedinc IN strength further south.
SEARCH ron VILLA COVERS
TREMENDOUS AREA

cced,pc m s,,.p,,h further sou,h
..,,,,,,.Srn,.. Ann,
FL PNSo, Ten, April y -ih' pr"n-
lem or locating ana capturing ma
somewhere within am area oil l'"o'
square miles con'ronis Hrisa"'er-"'h'
erni fcrsh'ns to-day
information from the iroht s'"''S
mat the American troops have been
disposed 10 The best roSS'oie adNah-
taGe, but tn. task OF rlinnttIE down
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TOO LATE FOR cLAssIFlCATIo:

WANTED. culorcd woman to cook and
assist IN houScwork Take Gintcr
PARK can aud get OF at stop 80. APP
p!S Mrs T.. &. RIVALS, . Confederate
Avcnue. i.ai'urnum Park.
LOST. or :'traycd. black and white SET
ter pup: lam. in front leg. Reward
If returned Ia 2Ui West Grace.
OFFICE OF TIE. STATE iIICHW 4
COMMISSION
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CD Prices. Berry prices
are the only average
thing we have in the
store. They are no
higher than ordinary
prices, but their pur-
chasing power is great
er. Now add these four
paragraphs to G e t h i
and you will find the
value of the Berry pro-
position to you.