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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

Sofrntlhd miro @rdfOent 8ilior ID iencn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
snnfden ben Gienbo1nen uno ibren Gnqecaten cine ghldlthere Sdno
boben, ais In ieiuen bisberigen Smtsbanollmgen. Gin Stretf nt nobe5n
allen Glaabobnlinien Odes 2an0cs Duroe cine aaomit1t lem oeren
ToIaer qar niht ali iberehen ii0. Aud 0teier 3miefpalt 3piiten oeH
@nbnen uno ibren Mngefeaten lit cine 6oge unierer g8rolperitot@ mo
Der niDerfnnigen gednmungen. noourb Der 5uidenfuotite 8ertebr
III inherent 2anDe reguiert miro oMr pelme5r regulert meroen iolte
Ge Mngateaten ueien of Die enorne Stegerng in Den Breien
onr Qe6ensbe6irfnie bin sic bebmlpteu, Dob fb ibe Gage bel gRi
den Q0hnen fortgeieBt periflettert, umo lie baben Doltanog reht Die
gaHnen n1gegen MAIDEN getene, Dab lire 6ratttorife bon Der 5pldens
faohiten Professionalism fetgeest Der0en n0 Dob oGe garHe 10
nieDria nnaefest FH6, OnB fe feline b0beren 26bne be5ablen tonnen.
ghe nett 6wie Iebtere gebouphng 5utrefeo III, mag odbmgenelt
bleben, onb nber Der gnnse gioous, inter oem Der eiieubabnpertebr bier
betriebeu ntr0, arun0falih iii, qe6t aus 0eer &ontrooerie mte0er oeut
Ih herbor. gntueoer i'll Der gabnbehieb Sute Der Observation-Disclosures
oonn Ioate mnn Die Negehng Der 6rnttarfe Der aonturren5 hberloieh.
he ID In feben onOeren @cihafte eeihiebt. G0er he fuo 0ffcttidc Ser.
fchrSinithate, 0ann iolte bic Regeung Den getrieb fbernebmen no
1s 9nbHfum Dor Storunsen to lleberporteilnngen ihusen.
Sobnlo Dos 9nn6 i'm Bette ser gobnen lit uno ben 9etrieb Iber
nfrnrt, fam es ben 9orif mic ole 2obne Der angetedten IN geredtsr mo
mgemeIener 8eie reguigen nno oieic 3mttnrptrtldott bei Der ntdfs
fsmes heratsfmmt, mfr6e aafb0ren. IS mur0en feline Sobnifpierig
fetten mebr ertfeben nnS fene StreHs mer orobeu; es tpiroe Der endg
ridhge Seq fem, Dem 9ublffnnt, ne onb Den 9ngeteaht lno ben
feltgn uer0en iAmiu6en. 8euhhes Sournal9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

item aeoedt weroen.
Su Der &ntubire @aroge brad
Wiithuoh in oaer 5riibe cin 6ener
aus. onb Jtpei g%lutonlobilc noltg
nrrnihteie unD mebere nnOere be-
ihd0igte. Ter 8crluit 0es deiters.
oeiien entitebcn man iid nidt or.
tldren FAINT lit gr0Btenteils oirh
8eriiderlina aeoedt.
Gas GountD Central aomttee
miro nlu GonncrSiog. Den "a. Mn.
guit IN 5pruellie enc Sibung ab'
bnlttn nm fir Ole Ser6inuabI Olc
oorbereitenOcn Stritte 81 crgrei
ieH.
8iainm Stuart lullror an Diens'
ioe bonn @oli5eidei Goof berbai
tet, neil er nnterloiien botte. cine
ibnt 5u0iftierte Celebrate 81 ent
ridten. Gem gruoer eridJien ie,
rod bolo i'm @ef1nanis mo beropp.
to ore nGtiqca $3.50, norolif 9iap
mieocr Der golOcncn 6rcibeit 5n'
riidaeqeben mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

0errn mo Trau Sonnes @lnoer,
mirbe TN beiimanaSloien 8uitonoe
mad Nauir gebrndt. gr orbeitcte
in Gern aopi0S ais Anltrei6cr an
elmer Giieubnbubriidc. oie iiber Den
Coon gibcr hIbrt. itiir5tc babel bonn
@eriiit MD iicl fiinhnO5rou5ia SUB
IN 0ie Sieie. CIR lag mebrere Sagc
In frttiidem 3uitnnoe %odrnirber. iii
ienod infoIge Der eilten 1rStliden
9ebouoIune mo Gilegc nif Dem
@eee Der 9riieruug.
Davenport. Sier Itor6 Gin
moblbefannter 6uitiner @iouicr imo
lanaiabrisrr Goli5ei. mo 6cucrfom.
miiiar. Senrn Runae an 9lltHer
aiihlng, oie Ourd elm @eitpir i'm
gtadcn bcrbeeefibrt lmiroc. Ger
8critor6cne mar elm Sobu eincs ncr
altcltrn. Ociiideu AnigOIer. Gr itono
i'm %. 9ebenSinbr INTO biuterlGBt
icinc @ottin ulO cine an3nbl gum
Tell eriuofiencr ain0er. Ger ger
itorbene geborta elmer 9luSabl @er.
cine mo 2oeen an Die Dem Ioten
nas ebreteeIeit goben ols ole licrb.
Lido 0iile sur legten Rllbdtatte sc.
bradt pnrOe.
Com 6itp. Gin nidtigcs Gr,
eienis fir Die Staot 1T Die @rmO
iteiniegung fir oos nptr foniplis
oiertc Shulbous, oas nit einem
acitcnoufponO bon 100000 errid
tet miro. Gie 6tier Der @rrm0iiSiu.
legunp iou0 mter ben Snipi8ieH Der
@roBloge Der 5reimourer 0es Sinn.
ties itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

.llniieo States~ aopenbngen.
1%onnrrstaa. "A. September.
r9crgensfioro". 9ersert Sans.
tag, t6. septcmber
.Cscnr Der 3ipeitr", 3%openboeeu,
Domerstog 2S. September
,ariitianiaiioro sergen Soms.
tda Z. Sftober
rSeaia CtaD" aopenboaeL Con.
nerstGg. ~. Cftober
s5todbolnt" @OtheHhiirg, Sons
tag. H. Gttobcr.
~5reoerif Der gdte" aopcnbagm,
aPittmod), is. Ottober.
elInite9 States @%openbogeu.
Gomerstog 26. Sftober.
gergensiiorO" Bergen Smls.
tag, %. Sfto6cr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
1lns 11cbr6ska Gitp
MnS 1~tmecGcnS.

7ie 6iesjdbrige G9nutauqun uio
.Scimfebr 8ohe if ais ein rieiiger
Grfolq 5u be8eidnen. giele tribe
re 8%efDobler uHo ainoer Der Sfaot
mcld)e iebt in an0eren 0rten ibre
@obniiBe aliaeihlogen Gabuh ma
ren cridiencl. Inn alte @efaunt
idnfttr aut1uirfi6en6 mto pcle 8t
idllieBen. Gin por5iiglidjes Fro
qraiflm mar an alien Iagel auf Der
11eesorOnung uHo iebr iutereifans
fe 8eoen miuSen 1ehalten. 1rot
ser ihledten 8%itterung, mar Der
8eiud EN- erfrenlid 8ohlreider, be.
ioIi0ers lit ben lebtgn Sngen, 0d
0as gSetter hgiirr wurnet fui1fite
mon 0en Nelth intercollegiate groFi
tcaehnpi, ioodB iiderlld bic So.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

g If notwen0ia, ben 9tamen oes
iGnmpfers nHf Dem 8riefnmidlua
0eutIIh alSligeben.
Die abfabrfs5eit Ocr betreffen0egI
Ganpfer loiien mir hermit folgen:
sAuliinsioDoro@ Bergen gams
tng. 26. aiIgllit.
s5todbolHsy @otbenburg, Sans
tag rs. Auguit.
u@ellig Clan aopeatngsii. 1on.
.uerstng. Ri. slualif.
4~s5re0erif Der Adlte aopcnfa9en,
MlifnDah, g. Scpfeluber.
e5todbnIu@, tsatbrnburg, liens
tag IL. 1cpfeHher.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

Ws9HMlH9.
3ernl0n @unDer. Sohn bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
pcft nacb DemtiAlanO
unH Oelterrcie1!

rbaIeidl Dor england icbt iiber.
ha1uBt feine 9oit meIr fjder lit.
mi0 Is oofcr Iii allen 5dfeH 5rpeis
4aAnif bleibt OBJ 9riefe nnd 9eufid
lnh0 uno Ceiferrqid HDgnrH audi
mifflid anfomiHen, 1T g iFlIIler
aad aas MatIaniite. Eoffiaden NIT.
telif Gmaafera oer ifnnoinabiidlea
0HHIen st perIdlidens nno mir r1teFt
aaher sigleren geierr lbre Nrlefe
nit 0ieIea 1naiplerlt mll5ulell0eri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
Aus ccm Staatc.

Central Sin. - @ic ans Ser
euuoesGauptitoOt bcridtet miro. bat
Dos 9uuoesiaoBalut ii6 bcrcit CT
fldrt Dab ibm bon Seber @oro on
gebpteue @runoitild ole @eihenf an..
3unebmen. 0asieIbc 1T al Der
iiiooitlihen Ode bon t6, 9lbe., nRo
rs. Ctr. aeleaerL uno Is ioa oii
heuielhen Elm Hegierimgsgebau0e
crridtet meroen.
Sorriiom - Der 5dullebrer Scr
man Wceers trug etncn 9einbrud
eobou. ol5 er BON ieiuem 5ubrwerf.
ociien 8feroe ourbqingen berob
ibran1. Gus fleine Sobnfen bon
glbert Gitler. nelher oitli6 bon
bier cine Sand beiiBi, geriet nit
elmer @onO in einen groben 2d.
den oeiien 3adeu Oieiel6e nube5u
5eriuidelten.
gort - Ger 1%3iGbrigc 2ouis
aooing. wcIdrr erbeblih perIebt
mur0e, ais or ntit einem NIT $4,000.
Bolts gelooenen eIeftriihen Sci.
tllnasorabt 8piihen bier mo 9lllro
RI in 8~eriibrrng fom. beiinoet iid
i'm bieiigen 9oipital oui Dem &ege
Der geiieruug. Cab Der audbe nidt
ouf Der SteQe ben Zoo fonO, lit.
allen Sodleiiteu Elm Rotiel.
Secumieb. ~ Withhold mar aui
Der bieiigen GboItuuquo politiider.
Gag. Sohn g. aeuneob bon Gmo
10, aanoioat fitr gunoesienutor.
nertrat IN eiuer Reoe 0ie repabli.
tmiide 5eitc nd5rello Sorru ..
5lebort6n 5to0t Collector Uoa Cnn
ia fitr Die 1emolrateu eiuc 4uipra.
DE belt.
sails Gitn. ~ Sn Der ebang. Ct.
9Qarfs Stride Uerbano Goitor 2.
De 5rees. Grot. 9. a. 4rnolo uaO
5rl. ,Sua @tbbIc, Iodter oes Gbc.
poores s. 3ibble, iir oo5 2eben.
Golumbus. @iaiam 5iuan
bonn 9pcee 59eoter bat qeitern
Sobn 9rof Den aontroft fitr 0en
9ou zines netten Ibeoters at ser
t3. Ctr meitli6 Don 5rieooffs 90
Den ii6crtraaen. Die grridtungs
foiten iinO oui $4,000 perani6logt
nuo 6os meme Ibeater ioa D6Qig
feueriihcr metoen. Mit ben 9[rbei.
ten miro ndhitc ISOLDE begonnen
meroert.
gorf. ~ 56criff 9}iaer lit onf
Der 5einltebr Don Boulder. Colo,
uno miro orn Sanlstog nit &. $.
Haneolpb, sen ~ongcbIiden 0lor0cr
BON S. $. aiilerbod III gorf ein.
t~reffen. G|uuit1amUait @ilmour bat
poH s. &. Iulod ans 5ergus goun-
tn, Montana, Elm Ielearontm 0es
synbolts erbaIten. ooB cr einen SAT-.
befebl fir Ronoolpb negen @rmor.
ouug Qffler5ahs babe un0 oli Dem
gaege nod gort iet nm Oeiien aus4
lettering 81 perlanqen. Q
2ineoln. - 9irgermeiiter 6. y.
grpon branomarftc ale @erudte.
bob iein gruoer. u. s grpan Der
frilbere Stnatsiefratdr non 2incolr
uad gtoro Carolina ber3ie5en mir.
be, INN naielbit oIs aan0i0at fitr
guubesienator otf5utreten, oIS Dol.
Ilia ~erfitnoen lno aus Der Butt ge.
grifien.
@ditingg III 9ier fana un Conn.
tag bic G%r0fintuag Der 80. 5abresr
feung Der 7. Gag aopentiten Dor
0ebrasfn irott. 9ieielbe miro ii
eineut 3eltlaqer I'M Searhpea Barl
abgebolter nn0 mo6rt bis Conn
tag ben 81. 9~lugIit.
Tefamnb. Ger goufontroft fiji
: nic erri6tung oes neiien 8eridtg
ae6au0es uon BURT Gountn lit oel
5irma 2 e. Boulo & 5on ii
Cmoba ilbertraacn mor0en. 8it
, ScritcIlungsfoiteu iiiib oltf $4,000
! a%ngeiest
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
@lenluOOO.

Die hieiigc gSuHniug 6ottcrn"
bat 0en 9ctricb ouiaeuommcn m0
beih1itigt an ied)5ig arbcitcr int
ginntodet bon Somateu mo SiiB
torn. 3as 9crl fommt reifiIidl
auf ben 9Itartt mo lit bon bober
Cute. 5omaten neroen in Den rad,
item Gogen III qrobcren SenoungeIl
anfommeu. Die Gigentiimcr labcn
Iomoto. aontrofie bon iber bunOcrt
4der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
%1lcuiokcitcn aus Jcwa.
AOOta.

Anpta.
Sm @ouie Ron @errn mo 6rGl
Charles Biao fan0 am 0iittpoa,
Den 8. 9uglit, Die Sph5cit pom
Serrn @lerm Y. Sobnion NIT Jrln
Coeiia @iola Ritaroiou itatt, belize
ron Gatlono. Gie Srauung lUur
De bon Goitor Somlel 3 llnacr
.Doa5ogeH. gilu ole udbcren 6reull.
DC Der graut uno oes 8routigams
uobuten Ger 5eier bel. 0ns iunge
9oor miro iiA IN Gutlano bausIif,
nieoerloieu, no SER Sobnion Elm
Reitaurant betreibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

Sumner fclte S'ruif" 0enft aid
Ghos. g. Sug9es, menn CT Hber bic
licgieruna @iIions bcr5ic1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
eantud.

6. 9. 8rittolb cir mohlbcfonntcr
5arncr un0 9icb5udter, bat ioebcH
ienle Saiercrnte uen 3s Ader &C.
0roidcn uno ar5iclte $500 8uidlel
auten mo idiueren 9nfcr Sen
feds adcr 8~iuterlpei5cn er5irlte CT
so 9lidel per Ader. Gr lit Der
llebcn5eugunge BOB iein aorn econ.
tolls einen euten Grtrag a6perfeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
SBelbn.

N}iloreo 9at, Die 13 Sabre olte
lodtcr poir Sierra un0 6rnu ernIt
Set. mltrOe Ourh Die Grploiion eli.
ncr aume @oioliu ifiper p%erbrnnut.
Sic mar nit i6rcm 8rtlOcr beifGf
tiqt g:encn ars5iiraitdlern, Wobei
oas @oiolin cut6un0et mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
EatlanS.
SarSina nub Mere6itb Sebattc.

Der Groffutnqstag Der biciisca
Gbautauqia bari als Gin immcnler
.erfolg bc5cihuct iperOer. Sine GRO.
be 9ienidenmc1gc luoate aui Dem
4lab. bic outd Die anfin0i0ulg
DeranloBt murbe 81 fonmcIb Dab
.0ic bei0en Observation-Disclosures
0or0ing uuo 9iereoitb. iprcdct
mlrOen. Qie Anneienocn mnr0en
oenn audi nldt gefaui6t mo iolg
ten ben 8orten Der beioea Reoner
nit gcipanutem %,5uterciie. Gin llr
tell 3l fallen uber Dorgebradten VT.
eunlctfe Der Re6ner lit bier niht on
0las, MIR lei bier bemerft, 0aB
0arOing cin gaiibter aebner 5n non.
men tit. IS miro oas mDeicnoe
9ublifum nuf 5000 gcidabt hid
ter Qeemer iilbrte Den goriiB maD-
reno Der 3e6atte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
@risluolb.

2ret iuuge M1nner naneas
,5obr. Con un0 2unis 9nrtels GIN
GEN in Geieaihoft bon 8pD Carer
boberL obue All ubner, oaB al Der
Steac, mo lie ms 8aiifr ginaen,
mebrcre groBc ltntiefen iid befin.
ben. einer Ger 5ilugIinge hat in
lit iolhe @ertiefuag imo peridpato
io5rt. Wis CT mie0er an bie 0ber-
il1d)e fam, reifte ibnt eirer ieilier
9riioer bic SAM. Inn ibn III retteH.
9criclbc 5og ibn je0odl ins Noiicr-
lodi. Ter brittle gru0er tnm ieet
bir5u, nm icing 8rii0er aus otr
8cfabr al rcttea INTO eeriet iiatt
0eiieu ialbIt in Die llntieic. aeiuer
~1erielben mar Des Shppiutmens
modltig. mo Is gelan9 9ioD @araD
non elmer ieidlten Stelle ans Den Ct.
men 5ungen beraus5u5iebrn mo
aui 0ieic 99eiic rcitete er NIT arc.
Fer auitrenguns ale orei grltoer,
oie Dem Iooe ndbe iDarell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
srepnor.

Ga sic Effort Zine uidt melf
I'M @etrieb it, iaben iidl folgeaae
Jarmer Qen6tigt. ibr g5ieb mitieit
Rotor g%ninDugcn auf Den GmaGa
Marft 5n briHqaa: Wrs. 2noia
9ortbmann, MiIium Sdoeiifa,
Weo. SdmielGli. Senrn 9eit9ofI,
ssobn 5tonae, Sohn Treoe yin.
alabn. emil subj. Sobn Ire0e mo
Nlrs. Marih. 4nBrimeinlid her
ben Iammilife GARNER lbr gieb
ani oieie Neiic sum Wiarft briHaat
maiiea.
The sun., 1916-05-06
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.

-. gs.,---iN furlongs. Mars cassidy.
7; SO. 50. $3.50 and $3.50. won !;
,N- Ti'gD i.ls skiies Knob. irish
os.' ntH. S,ecth and Morristown also
S,,,rl Rscr--one mile and seventy
.-I.. N'en. ain, III Jones. $3.50,
~ a... g. ro and so. second Ssnsy-
meg .rr E"dori-r. 50 so third Time
. Tho '.rtue, sentinel. Santo. Harold
a. '-.-'. HI0e' also ran.
..srh 2. ~ Ger,ryp' 81. $3.50 and
~ ",0. SQ.fr rig. lie 'Riceh, So and
8 N. -s..ui. Dental II: WonnollyI,
!. 'N, jHrI. Time, o'HS 80. Diamond.
'i', w.. 1''s'. $nl ,r,,c sa,dors ss, also ran
Ir'- .-v. ''o Murphy S.:o s.1o and
> -nr. 'rIWury. III tRice', itT0 ana
: .' ...nrI, Dr Carmen, lIj ,coopor,
- aH' T'wc, l5l -. Noureddtn
avs ~.- t'.p ran
- ..-7,'.. $50. $40 and $3.50. won;
" r. '0"r ". Klein. iot 'Eederl~,. 81,
'r'' T.'.' i.lSi-'. John Jr. Blind
h.r-g" Amulet Ardent and southern
Log ran
sym Raae-s'e ling. FOR thrcc.ycar.o'd,
- ~ * fur'onss- -,Bnllv Joe. lis Gen
N't-r- 'oi WtNsms,, 81 30 and $40
:. nH. Transit ~ tGoosol. $3.50. third
Ben ounce Harry Gard
s. D. Carrie orm. and Sautere Il
''...-. Race ono mile and an eighth
''tr''..l. 81 -. $40 and $3.50, non
s'r'...- 'ls Murphy! o. 50 and 3! 70
"Ip' 200 Beneilctina. Kri
hI..c ... Gold color also ran.
The sun., 1916-05-06

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broedw.ay
~ seventy ninth street =, Pastor. VI,
~T,,ten 1i " rcyei.tion from Goi =" y. NJ.
DO Christians ~ death go TO sleep eni
remain unconscious ,!ll the morning Of the
NORTH pAprIsr CHURCH eaI We,
Eleventh street The Ref. Robert ,. '.
as,ors gtTst on Pa9s@G Pc9esd OF The rhe
reecption ct new memHers and H",N ."m, N.
HAMiLToS GRANGE RfFoRMEp
CHURCH -ronyeni avenue a. i'?th s,r"si
rhr minister. ~. rtni s"th"r, L"inne h..
So, o." A. = VI h, wi'l 'Nrhtus" pui pits
with III. Rev. u. ! Bash ~ the Informed
evening ,hc Hnsi meeting ms s",sou o;
tho Mem Association Nil h' ne Hnt
pr Daniel II Marin %. fo-. w.shi,,,g,,on lot,
"S,Ds'Tyf,sK %e% y"sK churrhm@,n hhh @ ougn; m " :" -"
MADISON AvENrn METHODIST
CHuRcH-.corner s'S,ie'h s,r,'t John
Ems md, sehoo! % Education. VII CIV" q
p. .rad recital. Job to morrow nishi and
The Desire Of Al Nation ;hc following
passage from prophcsies. gospels ami
the Apoca'yps.. The r"Litsls ar gFcn to
revive lrterts, in tho P'hl", particularly
'"1 rHpp'HSH ippHSei iSF SF THE BELOVED prs
CirLE- Madison avenue a. Elgh'y ninth
:, .Tes, and I.sorN: y "'r"' p Il Ven s6ns d nnd
sermon by the R-v. John Ackorth +. NJ,
mission ser,ig" and sermon hr the rector,
the Rev Henry ". Barbour, II II.
CALVARY METHODIST cHUR' II
seventh avenue a. i2'ih street. pt W.
lam u Nirg,u will preach ~ M" ntn.u.rE =
s.ryic. an The R,nk ~ N'ri>iUi." tui
at = NJ on "Dr. JekN. aud Mr. tiy.c'
ST pAlI!S METHODIST III s'N
West End avenue AT Eightb ,i>'h ~ircei
Holy Communion and preaching hy III
ra s;o- a., II \ ~ the evening rcr,. '
pr Goodell Will preach on THE Modorr
Timothy
ST ANDREWS NJ Z cHvRrH W"st
! soy cyan'y-siNth street. Tho REV f-'t
WinslnN Adams - ~ and Es"riu L
subject. THE seven AGES 81 Man M
! -ciginus id"alism ~ sh,k"sp"arc.~ IA
I You Like 1t
cHi'RcH or THE HOLY COMMrNlp>
! SIKH avenue a. TNcntir " tI-oc' !
VI. 2 y NJ. T. NJ. ihc N''. ~
, UNITY SOCIETY = West So enty-~oc
| ond street, "rhr Light That Mover IA.
eth viii he the subJ"ct Of Mrs. Van Mar
The sun., 1916-05-06
WOULD MAKE IT EASIER
TO BECOME A BISHOP
Methodist Conference Also
Urged to Quit Smoking
Gets S75O.OOO Legacy.

SARATOGA. MAY 5--The members OF
the New York East Conference OF the
Methods, Church supported a resolution
introduced IN the General Conference 10
day designed to make the requirements
for election as a Bishop less severe. by
youuiring only a majority vote Instead OF
,wo-thirds OF the delegates as at present.
The resolution. which was proposed Dy
Dr. A. y. Kavanagh OF Brooklyn. was re-
ferred TO a committee.
The same action was taken with a pro-
posal by Il. $. StockNell of Oklahoma 10
recommend to every member or the
church abstinence from the use of to-
bacro. on the ground that the crusade
against cigarette smoking by boys ID
handicapped by the fact that many OF
the adult Methodists are addicted to the
smoking habit.
Or. Frank Mason North. corresponds
ing secretary OF the Foreign Missionary
Society. IN reporting that legacy oi
$3.50, 600 has been bepueathei to the con
ference claimants fund by Mrs. -. Willls
James of New Work, stated that Mrs
James had previously given anonymously
sums nggregating s25o.o00 for the work
OF the church. \ message OF apprecia'
tion WAS directed to be sent to Arthur {
James. her son.
The grave public menace caused by the
socia, evil and the drug habit was EN-
phas.aod b. Ab.am " Harris, president
- 80. thwos,crn University, Evanston
III.
pclcgstcs from the Rock River con
ference. which includes churches IN chi
r,ro. have submitted memorials asking
! fo~ invest cation of the recent construc
! ton of building for the Methods
! Book concern IN that city. They de
! clare that the structure is too far fron
the ~ .oop district" to make IL profta
bic proposition. The committee was in
/ s,ruc,ed to-day to report not later thai
| May Is.
John @. Woolley. former Prohibition
candidate for President, severely cen
sured Church members at the Ant-Sa
loon League anniversary for failing 7
vote for candidates pledged to policie
Of reform.
Tonight Lyman Abbott was the prir
Z cipal speaker at the anniversary q
the board Of sunday schools.
William j. Bryan will address the cor
ference on the subject Of temporanc
May %.
Asserting that the public school -y'
TEN does not produce students who ~
really educated. Dr. Lyman \hho
urged the study Of tho Bible IN the pul
lie schools as 4 tcX' hook. hu, not fC
religious purposes lie declared tbs
the problems OF America involve NOR
and not political questions.
The sun., 1916-05-06
WIDE RANGE IN PULPIT
THEMES FOR TOMORROW

o.,locE 0rison sNo;i M"rden Mi -pSSS in
CoI.LEGfhTE CHURCH or ST .NIcHo-
i.AS-Flfth aNeuu" ~ Forty eighth street.
The Rev. Malcolm lanes Maci~oa' u. u
minister. VII preach 80 II \. NJ. and
=. AGNEss cHArE'nwSs.' ,XInss,}-
'ing,r VIII preach a, the II ana o'clock
FOURTH pRESRyTERrAS cHrRrH-
Tho pastor, Edgar Whitaker work II. p
"i rr's,H ,%@s'1S c,"@t ,Ss W"T''rs n. 'EErHs"
son VIII speak. AMI IN addition - music
w 'h' gn.,r 'h' Edu. WIT" Trumpe,
m TIGERS rHE>UN rEEINN HtECH
RroadMsN "t scent, 'Lird ,,rect. ~
aiT # i r rh. -am.s' .s M 'e$ &C., GsGc* ,gr' (, s.
"'''ork '"r'tye there Will h" q >pc' al
HARLEM SEW YORK rErSRY TER
lt\ ~ R,H Sc,"ufh avenue - i-s'h
-tr'"' IN" '0oth ANNIVERSARY ~ IL" Ane'-
tear B.h'e Soc'e'y Will he observed. The
wr'''or ard Iu,srna,, wo-d" lie viii
rfsiIn l ,I ~ p" f sys12s TmE sNh:Sl,u fl.S
nue. a. Thirty fourth .,reet. The Ites SID
ncN Il SNOW. associate minister ~ Il lue :
,hr m ah.'nce % ~ the lev lev John uayne.
iloim"s. ~" minister. who viii preach At
, rHRiSTlh~ SCIENCE CHURCHES Tho
+ subject ~ tho lesson sermon 'o.norroN
VII, he Adam and Fallen Man" aud 'he
Golteu TrNt trsalms. NNNyii. -, IF, IL
' lo.rs shall ho cut IN. bu, those thai vsit
upon ~" Lord. they shall inheri, the
eu~t'f
NErGpPplITAN TENrLE seventh
sNanus at Fourteenth s'-c"t COY Glenn
~ Norih tarnlius and ~. " W Martin
b ~ IrdItUi WI.. max addresses tomorrow
evening
CENTRAL rREsRYTERIAN CHURCH
Madison at"nu" a. ~ v-soyen'h stree
Tho Re, Wilhs~t ". White VIII speak al
"a y. ". on BOOK Il 'h' Revelation
~ PAt'L'S CHAPEL. columbia Tn!
Norsi'y. The preacher a. fhc regular
O'Clock service VII be- the Rev. \ehnmisf b
Busufon II II minister Z fhr clinton
I Avenue Congregational church Rrook n
WEST END rVESRNrERIAN 'Ht' X, "
\ AmSt' rdtu s'"u.4" go lo1fh street
Nothr~~' day viii u" nh~or, cd The past or
~" Rev. \ EdN k.igo ~. u n vii
preach In tho evening or y hE' Rrav.
Little Mother" Among 'he mu-icsl selec
tom a. N" "Neniug ser' lee are Mothcl
Narhr'e" and "No'hcr o. Mine "
The sun., 1916-05-06
YASSAR GIRLS GIVE
FOUNDERS DAY PLAYS
Annual Song Contest Between
Glasses Won by Juniors
Dances on Campus.

PurGiiKEEpsiE. y. Y. May J.--Found-
ers day AT Nassar College was ccle-
b.uted to-day. According to custom tho
students gathered on the steps of Rookie
fellcr Hall at y o'clock this morning AND
singing, marched to the presidents housc
After short address by Or MacCrackcn
In from, ~ his home the march led &c
the athletic circle. where the annua
song contest between clarscs was held
1t was won by the juniors. whose songs
both wo!ds and music. were written by
Vincent Mlllay.
Immediately after the contes. Editf
Wynne Matthison gave "A reading from
Don Quixote.' for the celebration this
year relates to Cervantes and Shake
speare.
In the afternoon Janet Lane ant
Minna 1.ederman gave solo dances after
an Elizab. than May dance In the circle
Al the same time on other parts OF tn,
campus old spanish dances we're glvet
by groups OF strolling players "
Scenes from Cervantes's Captivity" Mis-
Margaret Washburn. professor OF psy
chology. was Hdssdn PnshH. King Of Al
giers. and Miss Frances Wisk Of th'
physics department was the villain III
dorddor. The role OF Ccrpdntes was en-
| acted by Frances Drake. the smith Col
legc song leader
"1h, Man who Tired His Wife %
Talking" - play attributed TO Cervautc@
wa the h,s hit OF tn" afternoon. "Th
Man NaS Prof. James NJ Baldwin. AN,
, Co.,. lOuIdc'ous wife was Miss Georgian,
/ Conrow OF the French depavtm' ~
| Burges Johnson. assistant professor -
English at Nassar. effected the cure b.
4 - i,.. s.I,
The sun., 1916-05-06
EMMA GOLDMAN WELCOMED.
Rush Made at NrrtiUR for Rirth
Control 1uCOrWRttOu,

Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes turned a
meeting to welcome Emma Goldman
that filed Carnegie Hall to the doors
into a stampede for the platform last
night when she annninced that she
would distribute typewriter information
slips
Coming at the end ~ speech on
birth control at a meeting held to cola
hrate The release from the Queens county
Jail of Miss Goldman for giving out such
information only In speeclt-not
printed or writtcn--Mrs. Stokess method
fairly took the audiences breath away
Then fully half Of tho $500 present
rushed for the platform to get the slips
Mrs. Stokes also startled her hearers
by announcing that III the last few
months she had sent through the mails
birth control information TO hundreds of
women IN response TO queries. and had
done II gladly But ! don't want 20 go
10 jsil.' She said.
Before that Miss Goldman. Arturo
Giovauitti. Eastman and Harry Vein
berger had spoken. Leonard Abbott also
spoke II was said that besides the 3,Soa
/ in the hsll a thousand were turned away.