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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
England Agrees to
Let the Poles Eat
On American Plan

LONDON. May 12.-Tho British govern.
ment has Just announced its acceptance
OF the plan submitted BY Walter Hines
Page. the American ambassador last
February, for feeding the civilian popu-
lation OF Poland by on American COM
mission
Tho acceptance carries. however GER
tain rather difficult stpulations for the
central powers namely. that the relief
must be applied TO that portion Of Po-
land in Austrian occupation and not con-
fined, as Germany desires, 10 that part
occupied by Germany, 1t Is stipulated
that tho food is to be shipped from the
United States IN German ships under a
neutral flag and that Germany and Ans
tria agree as part Of the scheme TO care
properly for the population Of Serbia,
Albania and Montenegro.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
EXECUTIONS STIR
UP IRISH PEOPLE
British Government Alarmed as
Severity Of Policy Arouses Land
to Reaction Against Crown,
DILLON F1AYs HARSH SWAY

LONDON. May 12.-The most
dangerous factor in lreland's situa-
ton, which had been recognized,
s.nce the brief rising flashed in the
IAN, was that the punishment Of the
rebels would cause reaction OF
sympathy among the warm-hearted
and emotional people. This threat
ened danger appears to be fast ma
terializing.
John Dillon, one OF the most re.
spected OF the nationalists. but often
ons of the bitterest antagonists OF
British rule, attacked the govern
ment today in the House of Commons
in speech which for bitter de-
nunciation has not been surpassed
at Westminster since Parnells day.
AsIuith Goes 20 Dublin.
Premier Asquith has personally stepped
into the breach and is taking tho un-
preoedented course Of iourneyng to
Dublin to investigate tbs situation on tie
spot and doubtless to give INSTRUCTIONS
to General Sir John Maxwell regarding
the policy which the military govern.
ment must pursue, now that the chief
civil administrators. Lord Wmhorne
Augustine Blrrell and Sir Matthew Ma
than have retired from office The pre-
mier left here tonight by the Irish mail
train on his way 10 that city.
lie announced that he was going 10
consult with the authorities IN order to
arrive at some arrangement satisfactory
to Irishmen OF all parties He frankly
declared that the present situation .~uld
not continue lie said thirteen men had
been shot for taking part in the revolt
Many Of the newspapers. particularly
the liberal organs, call upon the Irish
factions TO seize the present opportunity
for settling their long-standing differ
ences.
May Disnrm All ireland.
The marquis OF Lansdowne intlmated
TO the House Of Lords that the disarma-
ment Of all Ireland will be undertaken.
This would mean the disarmament Of
the Ulster and nationalist volunteers
and whether that can be done depends
on Sir Edward Carson and John Red
mond more than on any other indIyId-
uals
Tho house negstived Mr.. Dlllons mo.
ton demanding that the government
should Immediately declare its intention.
The House Of Lords adopted without
division Lord Loreburn's motion express
ing dIssatisfac ton with the governments
management Of ireland.
At present everything conceiveat''.
said Mr.. Dillon. was being done to spread
disaffoction throughout tho country
Limerick, Clare and Mayo counties we're
not In disturbed condition. and their
reward was the sending Of troops to
make arrests.
'1t Ireland were governed by men t
Of Bedlsm," shouted Mr., Dillon, they
could not pursue q more insane policy.
You are letting loose a river OF blood
between two races, which, after three
hundred years Of hatred. we had nearly
succeeded IN bringing together. You are
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS
no Nnasnd,p ZOE sportsnr aoodr. 3

"ToWnssnd'S cor sporting Goods"
Lighting Fiztures-Bnrgsss-G randen
Diamond Engagement Rings. Edn oim
) Have Root Print It--Now waacon Press
For sAle-5ls and GO city and farm
mortgages. J. II Dumont, Keeline Bldg.
Single Takers Mset-w T. Baxter ad-
dressed the single TaN club al noon at
Claremont Inn
Judge Leslie nl-District Judge Les
lie Is confined to his home with an at
tack Of bronchitis, II IS not serious,
however.
Motorist Fined--H A. Squire 1915
Madison avenue. was arraigned in police
court on a charge Of reckless driving and
fined IS and costs.
Falls Off Horse--Max oster 2227
Willis avenue. sustained fractured ankle
when he fell from horse which he was
riding near his home.
"rodays Movie Program" classified
section today II appears in The Bee OK
clusiyely. Find out what the various
moving picture theaters offer.
Annual Police Auotion--Tho annual
police auction sale Will be held in the
police court on Tuesday afternoon. May
% There Will be large assortment Of
unclaimed and confiscated articles Of
fered under tho hammer
Bessie as an Alternate--C. r. Bessie.
city dairy and milk Inspector has been
advised by the election commission that
he was elected as alternate delegate 10
tho democratic national convention. Mr..
bossie's name was written on The ballots
by a number OF friends.
stsinert Files as Bankrupt--AlthouEh
his assets are gLl0O and his Liabilities
only sl03O. Frank J. Stelnert 1909 Evans
street. filed a petition to be declared
bankrupt. His home, worth 1900, Is the
principal item among the assets He
claims that his wife paid 1850 toward
the home and that this Ia not really .
part Of his own personal assets
use "TsH-Tiiso Shingles sunderands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
Three Places Raided
By the Morals Squad

Three raids were credited to the work
Of the morals squad OF the police de-
partment last night. the first being the
house operated by Mrs, p. H. Williams
at 1853 Leavenworth street. From this
place May Miller and Helen Burns were
taken as inmates
Next came the raid on the place owned
and run by Nelly Lyons, 1850 Leaven-
worth street, where bes the owner,
Lilly Nelson, Mr. and Mrs George Hollo-
way and f. NJ RYAN we're taken and
charged as inmates.
The squad then finished their evenings
work by closing the place operated by
May listers, 2llO Paul street, from which
Anna Gray, Ernest Walker and Il. Cor
rngton were held as inmates
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
DR.. Baty is Given
Position in Japan

Correspondence OF tho Associated Press)
TOXIC, May 1O-Dr. Thomas Baty Of
England has been appointed legal ad-
wiser TO the Japanese ministry OF foreign
affairs, 10 succeed tho late II. w Denl.
son OF tho United States
Or. Baty was formerly civil law fellow
Of University college, Oxford. and was
Whewell scholar Of the University OF
Cambridge. lie has a worldwide reputa-
ton as an authority on international law
and is regarded az ahyIng very advanced
ideas He is expected to arrive in Toxic
within month and he will aoccupy the
residence near the foreign office. which
was the house Of his predecessor, MIR
Denlson,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
Roosevelt Approves
OF Roosevelt League

OYSTER BAY. NJ Y, May BIN .
letter to Guy Emerson. national secretary
Of the Roosevelt Nonpartisan league
given out here tonight, Theodore Roose-
welt endorsed the work OF that organiza-
ton and referred TO his candidacy which
ls one Of the objects OF the league In
his letter Mr. Roosevelt said Your
league emphasizes its devotion 10 those
principles and supports me only as rep.
resenting those principles This is en-
phatically the proper attitude 70 take
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13

washing out our whole life work In a
sea Of blood
This and other telling points in his
speech were received with loud cheers
from the nationalist benches
After declaring that the primary object
Of his amendment was to put an absolute
and final stop 10 the executions. air.
Dillon proceeded
In my opinion the present govern
ment OF Ireland Ia largely In tho hands
Of Dublin clubs What is the use OF
telling me that the executive authorities
acted In close consultation with the civil
executive officers Of tho Irish govern
ment@ Who are these officers? There
are none They have all disappeared
There is no government in Ireland except
Maxwell and the Dublin clubs. Every
body IN Dublin knows that
Before the clyl officers took flight
tho militar, officers treated them with
undlsguiscd contempt. and from the day
martial law was proclaimed the civil gov.
eminent came absolutely 10 an end The
men Of the old asccndancy' party are
going about the streets OF Dublin. openly
gorying In the rebellion; they claim that
II brought martial law and real gov.
eminent into the country That is what
makes tho situation so terrible
re that program Is 10 be enforced m
Ireland, you had better get ready 100 O01
men 10 garrison the country. And Then
what sort o. nm appearance win YOU
make as the champions Of small nation.
alitieg 2"
Threatened With Death
Mr. Dillon charged that men had been
threatened with death unless they gave
evidence against comrades. In one case
hoy of Is was ordered 70 give evidence
He said, Il WON'T and the officer said
You will be shot The hoy replied
shoot away"
The boy was then hlindfolded and taken
away. and was again asked to inform.
bnt replied No" lie was then made
TO hear the click Of the rifles after
ward tho bandages were taken from his
eyes and he was sent home. After de-.
scribing this incident Mr.. Dillon said:
Il call that damnabe and intolerable"
Relating further Incidents, Mr.. Dillon
continued
Another man said Shoot me. for
have killed three OF your soldiers. That
may horrify some Of the honorable mem
pers here, but am proud Of these men"
This remark met with loud cries OF
shame" But the speaker went on,
u am proud Of their courage, and n
the English people were not so dense
theY would have these people fighting
for them"
Dillon contrasted the determent OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
REicHSTA6 RULES KARL
LlEBkNECHT FACE TRIAL

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13
PAST P0TENTATE JEWELS
PRESENTED BY SHRINERS

shriners q Tangier temple last night
witnessed the presentation ~ Jewels to
pas, potcntates OF the order Jewels were
presented 10 N. r Funkhouser. p q.
McGlton l. n Hoyt James Howard. y.
Whl,comb and j. a Rahm. the presen-
tatIon being made by " A. poHord.
Cart Herring. A l. sutton, w Reed
Past Imperial rotonthte Henry Akln and
Hen 8 Haker
rolentato Fred q Rogers announced
that BE ia organizing shrlnsrs auto
club. literature about whlsh will bs ready
for distribution ia short llms THE laat
meeting for ire season viii b held
June
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13

which you can tramplo into dust without
consideration
There was a lively incident at the con-
c!usion of Mr. Dtlons speech. He was
saying that the insurgents had made
good, clean fight, however misguided.
He was interrupted by a member, and
retorted.
1T would be good thing II your sol
diers were able to put up as good fight,
5000 against 10000 with machine guns
and artillery"
Cause of Attack.
The chief cause of the attack on the
government in the House OF Commons
today was a revelation that another exc
cution had occurred-that OF q Fermoy
man named Kent-whioh was the first
military execution outside Of Dublin.
The summary shooting OF the irish
editor +. sheehy skefflngton. has
aroused Increased protest as the details
have become known.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13

A bottle OF Dr. caIdwell's Syrup Pep
sin should be IN every home for use
when occasion arises A trial bottle.
FREQ Of charge. can be obtained by writ
INK to Or ". r Caldwell @4 Wash
ington St, Monticello. ILL.,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-13

Phone Your Want Ads to The Bee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
STARR PHONOGRAPH.

It is with fine appreciation of the present progress of the phonograph and a careful consideration of the
 prestige which the starr Piano com rany has. for fifty years, so consis-
 tently built up, that we announce
 such an addition to the Starr produce. Tone. which should be the preemin- ont, quality of all things musical, has heretofore unfortunately been ne- elected in the photograph; It be- iooved someone, therefore, knowing the problems of tone and their solu- ton, to develop it as musical in strument. It Is certain no firm is
 better fitted to assume this task; no
 firm has broader experience. more
 thorough knowledge or possesses more efficient facilities than the Starr piano company. In this we lead you to expect something differ ent. something superior to that which has preceded. The Starr phonograph will interest you, if for no other reason than as revelation of the musical possibilities of photographic reproduction. Barnes Music House
 12-13-6t
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M. A. G. Club Has Delightful Dance.

The first dance by the M. A. G., a recently-formed organization of popu- lar young women, was given Thurs day evening, at the Hecaton club, and was a most delightful affair in every respect. The club house was hand somely decorated for the occasion, and a delicious punch was served Ethroughout the evening. s5 Those in attendance were:
 Misses Frances Woodbridge, Fran :ces Howell, Florence Brewster, Hen .rietta Brewster, Marguerite Brewster, Pauline Bennitt, :. Pauline Wright Kathleen Collier, Mary Wright. Dor 'othy Loving, Lynne Kdonce, Cornelia Walker, Hughlett Coleman, Virginia Orutcher. Leila Coles, Martha Whel- ,an, Mary Fox, Lucille Alexander Pearl Burks, Phoebe Clements, Fan .chon Chambers of Fordyce, Linetta Chambers of Fordyce, Miss Frazier of Little Rock. Frances sThomas of Little Rock, Nelliess,, Wright, Jimmie Lloyd. ,sA
 Messrs. James McGaughy, Calvin Burks, Dewoody Lyle. Alvin Morgan ;Ifartell Toney. Edwin Howell, Vel. bourne Martin, Fulton Murphy, Roger McNew, John McGaughy, Ben Mat thews, Charles Wiley, Verna Niven Leo Nichol Carl Stubblefield, Robert Walker; Walter Trulock, eHenry Lake Van Crow, Harry Grow, Collier Lee Dorsey Duncan, Henslee Goza, James Alexander, Y Wrpe Freeman, Julian Cross. Frank Byrd, Edwin Looseley Elmer Davies, Will Rowland Frank Tomlinson, Alex Nichol, Dewitt Mark ham. Leonard Jones. <,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
Fancy Dress Dance Is EniOyable Affair.

! The indictment weather of yester- day caused the fancy dress dance by Hiss Frances Howell and Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Howell, to be held at the Hotel Jefferson instead of at the Hecaton club, last evening, and a most thoroughly enjoyable affair 1t vas. The gypsy girl, the domino girl, the pajama girl, the Uncle Sam toy, the troubadour, the Spanish girl, minus her cigarette, all these and others were represented, and the scene was one of liveliness and jollity, despite the rain which was falling in q downpour, in the outdoors. Delici- GUS punch and light refreshments were served during the evening.
 Y The following young people had been invited to the affair:
 Miss Pauline Bennitt, Miss Pauline Wright. Miss Pearl Burks, Miss Kath- leen Collier, Miss Lucy Alexander, Miss Dorothy Loving, Miss Mary Wright, Miss Leila Coles, Miss Martha Whelan, Miss Mary Fox, Miss Eunice Norris, Miss Ernestine Norris, Miss Cornelia Walker, Miss Katie Royce, Miss Hughlett Coleman, Miss Henrietta Brewster, Miss Margaret Brewster, Miss Florence Brewster, Miss Frances Woodbridge. Miss vir- .e!nia Crutcher, Miss Lynn Koonce, Miss Josephine Martin, Miss Jemmie Lloyd, Miss Helen Frazier, Miss Janette .Kieth, Miss Este1le Gardner of Little Rock, Miss Frances Howell. Messrs. Wroe Freeman, Wroe Brewster, Willis Adams, Ben Mat t.ews, Leo Nichol, Dorsey Duncan, -Welbourne- Martin, AIyin nrvrgan, Hartell Honey, Fulton Murphy. .Henslee Goza, Roger McNew. Robert Walker, Walter Trulock, Frank Trip lett, George Holderness, Robert Hold erness of Fordyce, Leonard Jones, Lawrence Banks of Fordyce, Dewoody Lyle, Junius Jordan IT,, Edward Clark. Edwin Looseley. Henry Lake, Jimmie Alexander, Harry Crane, Van Crow, Felix Smart, Julian Cross, James McGaughy. Frank Byrd, Edwin Howell Jr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

will be ready sa. ,,so ,,, +ho +na,,o,,u
 rublic. The tMsns '.s ., ~ oa,,1a.as I yesterday, as pronAxsa. comaple'eu
 the weather permits, tAe ss 1s,s soon as he north, side of the buAAAnsy ul, be completed, and the bettermenSs l ssA the park on the north of the depUs will be made.
 General Superintendent Dean, in ; letter to Mayor Simon Bloom, whics vas received yesterday, explained the reasons for the delay, and concluded as follows:
 "I appreciate your writing me in regard to this matter. and want you to feel free, at any time things go wrong. to write me, and you can rest assured action will be taken to cor- rect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
Daily Fashion \ alks
 BY MAY MANTON
FOR SCHOOL AND FOR COLLEGE NEEDS

three of the set costumes that could suggested for the consequently repete with interest The top shown at the extreme make without the least little bit of difficulty loose held by the belt the In the Illustration the material duveyn with trimming day velvet for dress occasions and be equally in both For the ydS with yds of fur banding 1 in wide for collar and cuffs mdd with big patch pockets and with the funes held
  crepe skirt
  paed be finished the high webbing and
  will be needed for the ndy 5 wdc 3S yds the skirt will be needed yds of wde 2ss yds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
MILLINERY.

The latest modes. at ,he most reas- nable prices. Hat frames in all the best styles, l, l black y-ivet. Let me make new hat of your old one. iafettes, bircs of pa sdise, plumes, wings, and fancies cl+sned. Head quarters for Franco- American boilet articles.
 MRS. NELL TRnTTER, 14O5 S. Main 1t. Phone 205a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
l. M. PUTS BIG FORCE
 TO WORK ON STATION
Great Activity Displayed Following Complaints of Pine Bluff
 Authorities.

A big force of workmen was busy at the union passenger station yes terday, and there was every indica- on that the promise of General Sup :srintendent J. w. Dean of the Iron Mountain, to finish the work within a week or so, would be made good.
 AS a result of the one days work ny this large force, great headway vas made. It will need only two or three days work by this force to finish all the remaining work inside the building, when the entire place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
$ c C F TY

Misses Zoe Brunson, Elizabeth Flynn. Ellen Bradford, Dot Ezell, Annie E. Ezell, Mary McGaughy, Frankie Morse of Little Rock, Dot Davis. Lucille Payne of Sherrill, Mil dred Withers, Lucille Simmons. Doris Byrd, Virginia McGaughy, Genevieve Graham. f
 w. T. Seawell, Allen Rutherford, Quincey Nash, Henry Num-, Eugene Nunn, D. B. Niven, Robert Byrd, Frank Miller, Chester List, Buford Holland, Eugene Mckenzie, Sam Bradley, Frank Robinson. Joe Walk CT, Charles McNew, Edwin Rowland, Gilbert Martin, Roland Ingram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
Young Folk Enjoy lAlightful Dance.

! Miss, Genevieye Graham entertain- sl number of her young friends in delightful styie last evening. at a dance at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Graham, in West Sixth avenue. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening.
 Those in attendance were:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

MT. and Mrs. w. A. Taggart' spent yesterday at Little Rock. ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

Miss Molly Mobiles of Hamburg 4s here for visit through the weekend with Miss Fay Winters and Miss Ethel Winters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

Mrs. J. B. Quinn is quite ill at her home at 1908 West Seventh avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
Kaiser Suffers From Boil.

London, Dec. 31.-A wireless from
 Berlin confirms the report that Emperor William is suffering from .
 boil. The empe5oSas not confined to
 bed. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

ss17 D1M Boing AAoane Loose Coat
 Small Women 16 and IS years 7} }ss- $500 ~ Mddy Blouse Misses and
 Women and I8years
 Misses Small Women, and IS with Paits Misses \ - Small Women, and IS with Paits Misses - and Small Women, 16 and I8
 fashions The shows pas the skirt and the coat and most sides exceedingly charming In the picture the suit made of whip The ysveteens Gang & this season % and are much ?d % girls demand and the finished fabrics are also exesedng h1ab & The sides For the e will be needed for the coat s q material 90 skirt will be needed 5 yds of material 36 n wde 4 yds A. 3N yds 54. 7, . , :. r. will by the Fashion Department of this receipt o ten for eachs
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for visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Watson.
 Mrs. Charles O'Neal of the Sulphur Springs road, went to Star City yes- terday for visit with relatives and friends. T.
 MT. and Mrs. James Virginius Mur- daugh of Pine Bluff are guests of MT. and Mrs. Virginius Murdaugh and MT. and Mrs. Clay Sides, before going to their future home in Bloomington, Ill.-little Rock Democrat.
 Miss Marie Luck is here from Me- Neill, for a visit with her brothe. and sister, Dr and Mrs. B. D. Luck.
 Miss Alice Ray Franklin of Little Rock is spending several days here as the guest of relatives and friends.
 Miss Nina Tebbitts has returned from visit with relatives and friends at Thornton.
 Miss Addie Roebuck has returned to Memphis. Tenn, after a Christmas visit with her mother,. Mrs. Lizzie Roebuck. <
 Mrs. J. F. Stewart and Miss Nettie Stewarte went to Little Rock yester- day, to spend the weekend with friends
 Miss Catherine Holderness has re- turned to her home at Fordyce, after spending several days here as the guest of Miss Louise Watson.
 Mrs. Clem Farrar, Miss Mamie Far rar and Mrs. Virgil Mcclellan went to Little Rock yesterday, returning last night.
 Miss Molly Mobiles of Hamburg 4s here for a visit through the weekend with Miss Fay Winters and Miss Ethel Winters.
 A well attended and most enjoyable social and watch party was given by | the B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist Church at Baraca hall last night, the l bad weather having no effect on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01
pleasure of those present.

The Junior girls of the Ohio stree, Baptist church entertained quite a large gathering last night at a choco late watch party. at the home of Mrs Shields, at S22 Nebraska street.
 -
 Mrs. Brown Morgan and Miss Ellen Morgan of Memphis, Tenn, are here for a visit with Mrs. w. B. Morgan and Mrs. J. E. Banks.
 Mrs. Mills Fuller and little daugh- ter will leave today for Searcy. ac- companying Mrs. James Hicks home. and to spend while with her. Mrs. Hicks has been a guest at the Fuller home here for some days past.
 Mrs. s. F. Dreyfus, Miss Hennie Joseph, Miss Edna Strauss, little Miss Annette Dreyfus and Dock Levey spent yesterday at Little Rock.
 Mrs. William Allsop of Tyler, Tex as, who has been visiting her sons at Little Rock, has stopped over here en route home, for a visit with MT. and Mrs. w. A. Payne.
 "
 MT. and Mrs., c. E. Conklin have returned to- their home at Helena, after visit here with MT. and Mrs. Arthur Young.
 T -t- sss
 Mrs. H. C.. Cuppl and children have returned to their home at Memphis. Tenn, after visit here with Mrs. Cupp's sister, Mrs. M. Sligh.
 MT. and Mrs. F. U. Dilley and son, Ed Dilley, have returned from Texas. where they spent Christmas with rela- tives and friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-01

Mrs. [. J. Scott of Earle is here