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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
THE NEW
Emerson Finch
Records

are ready = now on sale in our
basement.
Double disc-music on both sides.
These records can be played with
steel needle on all types of disc
talking machines, such as Victrola,
Grafonola, Pathe, etc, without an
attachment and on the Edison with
an attachment
In the selections are popular song
hits, latest dance and band hits,
standard instrumental and vocal
selections, and miscellaneous selec-
tions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18
The American Dollar.

Our dollar, which foreign nations
have affected to despise now enjoys
the best reputation in it's history.
The Europeans covet 1t more than
overland we'll they may. For of all
the money in the world. there is none
that has so much value per penny
weight rs this same little old gold
dollar.
If il were possible actually to ex-
change large quantities of American
gold for its present market equiva-
lent in European coin, spectators
might make big fortunes out of the
process. But of course, actual ex.
change on such terms is difficult
matter. The European gold simply
makes it theoretically so cheap. The
European powers refuse to pay in
gold either delaying payment of their
American debts, or making payments
by new loans OF money or credit.
The German rate of exchange is a
good index to the whole situation ii
may seem odd that German money
should be quoted at so great dis.
count as 10 per cent when the Ger.
man government has raised such vast
domestic loans without any difficulty
and when, as everybody knows. the
German treasury is crammed with
gold. The explanation is that Ger.
many is boarding her gold She isn't
letting sc single gold mark. and she
won't until it becomes absolutely nee
essary, All the helngeronts are do.
ing likewise, The yellow metal has
gone out of circulation. Europe is
practically on a paper money basis
II the powers should loosen up and
shin a lot of gold to America. the
rate OF exchange would drop. and
,hpy'd save money on the TRANSACTION
ior Q willie But soon there Win b.
huge exports Of grain and muhitian
o pay fox again, Wore sure 10 e
aeir gola soener oI later. il the Wa
'cesai stop very quickly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

country who are opposed 10 suffrage
and Il is said that not 20 per cent are
In favor Of it's that women. as a
whole, are not doing thoroughly and
well what they have to do now, and
that there Is a field of highly useful
constructive effort open to them
which would absorb all their ability
and energy while carrying on their
own exclusive work If II were done In
the best way. It is to be observed
by the way, that the suffrage woman,
while still claiming that they have
their own special sphere and function
in society. which cannot be relinquish-
ed or invaded, insist that there is
nothing in the world in the way of
rights, duties, privileges, immunities,
enjoyments OF occupations which be-
long exclusively to men, and that wo-
men are entitled to enter upon, take
possession of, exercise and occupy all
of them.
Passing that by, however. it is
pointed out that in those lines Of
activity and usefulness which must
remain in women's hands there is an
immense amount which can be done
10 improve existing conditions. Take
the management of house and bring
ing up of children.
No one will question that there is
ample room for improvement in both
these directions. Amy woman who fits
herself thoroughly to run a house as
business, economically and in the best
way, to get cheerful, satisfactory
work out of her domestics and prop
erly care for them and to fill the
place which a mother ought to fill
and which no other can in the lives
of children. and mold and fashion
them to what they ought to be is
prepared to the greatest, and most i'm
portant work in the world She alone
can do 1t and if she does it properly
1t will take all her time and energy.
Any that she diyerts to outside mat
ters which do not require her care
by just so much what she
ought to give to what is her first duty
home. her children and her do
nestle life-and her, oh, well, just
pass him up.
Look, besides at the vast field of
If the women of the
country would undertake to fully oc- !
cupy and thoroughly till all these |
folds they would be so busy and find
themselves SO eontented and the com
munity so anpreciative that they |
would give no thought to the work !
which has always been done by |
men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The last threatening message OF
carranza to Pershing ought TO settle
things. The time has come to deal
with Mexico as she deserves 10 be
dealt with and it Is to be hoped THAI
Washington will not longer delay IN
the matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Governor GIynn of New York, has
forged into the very front rank OF
famous orators this week. His ad.
dress at the 81. Louis convention will
go apwn ii History AZ one q thc
feslls HpsAeytul etfefts q the kinu
in modern American politics. II,
knew his subject; his audience AMI
himself and he handled them a
4t
magnificenf'y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Candidate Hughes Is TO have CON
ference with Penrose on Monday. Wa
Ter seeks its level. He ought to take
% little trip over to Chicago now
and have chat with Lorimer!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Speaking of pussyfooting We rise
to remark that the stunt that Chas. T.
Hughes, Republican candidate for
president is pulling OFF in that line
with reference to the German Amer
lean vote, is the extreme limit,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Hughes did not want that nomina,
ton; he did not expect it. but Il de-
yelops that he has been spending
weeks in the matter OF preparing his
famous acceptance speech.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The Hray machine failed TO 10.
cate the trouble with Teddy. We are
not in the leas. surprised, The X.
ray was not reeded in the first place
and al the weird really knows the
cause of the ailment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

BUSINESS seems 10 We quite lively
will tho Car. lie managed to take
AN even III 1000 prisoners during
the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Women are not satisfied" says n
healthier on the Macon Telegraph
All Of which goes 60 show how very
little this headwriter really knows
about Sister Eve!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

There is no real reason for a great
railroad s-ike now aud II is to be
hoped that cool heads on both sides
viii intervene and stop the thing
where II is.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

VIII the prediction of Lord Kitch-
ener come true and will the end OF
the war find the Russian bear driving
the THntunic hosts 10 cover?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Equal rights for women state by
state" is all to the good in that Dem.
ocratic platform. but happily the
clause state by state" has "a mean
ing all Its own.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

How can fellow expect to join In
the idea of sane and safe fourth of
July, with presidential campaign
on?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

With villa and the Colonel both
quiet. then there Is some chance for
a rest in both countries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

The sooner we make up our minds
TO enforce the traffic laws, the better
for all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Brunswick ought 20 go after con
yentions and the thing to so after
them with is the Board of Trade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18
Where Woman Reigns.

Gao Of the positions taken by the
large majority Of the women OF the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-18

Official Organ OF
Glynn County.
City OF Brunswick.
United States Court. Southern Dis
trlct Of Georgia, for ten counties.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15

the present term is English art and a
large number az students are interested
In this work
President and Mrs, Clemmons received
the pharmacy class and instructors Of
that department Monday afternoon from
4 10 8 O'Clock,
Tho observation department has hung
their new prize picture, brightness OF
the Sea, which they won for selling tho
most tickets 10 the art exhibit az the high
school some time ago.
There Was Little Girl aud She Had
"a Little Curt was the name OF the
operetta given hv the observation grade
Al theh iEh school last Friday The chill
dren were assisted by their practice
teachers. Misses Gibson and Eickeherc
and Messrs Phillips and Rlckott, all %
whom took their parts we'll The pupils
showed exceptional training and Mar.
garet Brown as "The Little Girl" showed
exceptional ability
The leading feature of tho week was
tho graduating exercises Of the pharmacy
class which took place IN chapel Friday
morning President Clemmons lu pre-
scuting the diplomas and comforting the
degrees addressed the class most intereHt-
lngiv nndoffered advice most profitable
10 the young man stepping out into tho
world Ia begin business for himself. The
graduates were In Lincoln Wednesday
and Thursday whore they took the state
board examination,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
Swedish Singers
Make Arrangements
With Local Hotels

Judging nv reservations now being made
at the local hotels by tho Swedish Sing
ing societies throughout the middle states
an unusual large attendance Of active
singers a. well as visiting friends IS az
surcd for the convention and singing
festival scheduled for Omaha. Juno 1922.
While the local committee Ia charged
with the responsibility Of arranging all
details for the convenience, comfort and
entertainment Of the visitors. several Of
tho singing societies have sent advance
representatives for the special purpose Of
looking after their hotel accommodations.
among them being the Moline, Ill.,, dele
cation. who will put up AZ the Hotel
Rome, which has boon designated the Of
fetal headquarters OF the convention.
Tho Chicago singers, 200 strong, have ar
ranged for quarters at thu Castle hotel.
and the singers over in Iowa and their
friends have secured accommodations a.
the Fontenelle.
The thlrty-six singing societies, consti-
tutinR the western division Of the Ameri-
can Union Of Swedish Singers. have
shown an immense interest in the COM
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15

Honor Ia College AZ Albany.
Tho junior college committee Of the
Missouri State university visited Palmer
college. Albany, Mo- and stated that
there Is no doubt that this college will be
given official recognition by the opening
Of the fall semester,
The library and laboratories have been
improved and are now above the average.
Two new teachers have been employed
for next year. giving a force Of ten
teachers. The committee WAS very
enthusiastic about the outlook for the de-
velopment Of the best junior college In
the state, on account Of the open terri
tory that Ia about Albany. In any d.
rection for 10 miles there is only one
other such institution
The new girls dormitory Is nearing
completion and will be rsady ~ the
opening In September II VIII accom-
modate nfty girls, each having a separate
bed and separate locker and rooms will
be furnished. homelike, and attractive.
The building Ia modern IN oil It's equip
ment, with large gymnasium annex and
swimming pool II will he a delightful
home for the girls, and with the strong
course offered. a very large number Of
students VIII be attracted next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
Donne College.

The Donue College Glee club returned
from q successful tour Of eastern Nc
braska the early part Of the week.
Ford day IN Crete, when q general eel
ebration In held and an automobile given
away, Is expected to draw q large al
tendance from the nelghborlng villages
and country.
A large number OF student prospects
for the coming school year have been
the guests Of the college for the last
few days. According TO President Allen.
indications at present are for an increase
OF over 10 per cert over the largest
freshman class in the schools history
next fall.
The Hastingt-Doane dual track meet.
which has been postponed twice since the
original date was set Will be held Mon
day afternoon on the Doane field
r II. Miller. 95, and wife Of Bull.
Idaho. are visiting for a few days with
Doane friends.
Buck" Better and his celebrated
Green's Nebraska Indians" have pitched
their tepees near the Doanf campus and
arc INDUCING In two daily workouts on
the Doano athletic field in preparation
for their annual tour OF the United
states They viii open the season with
the crete town team on Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
nnatlnns College.

The May day program called out the
largest crowd from the city OF any col
lege program yet given. The parade on
the campus In TlIzabethan costumes waa
beautiful. The remainder Of tho program.
following the browning Of the queen, had
10 be given in the gymnasium on account
Of rain, but about 800 people attended
those exercises and the day was pro
nounced one Of the best In the history
Of the college.
the Tigers May rs. Last year Hastings
won the Doane meet Mt Hastlngs Next
Friday the different colleges viii DO In
Hastings for the state field meet.
Prof H. NJ, Cunningham of the depart
rnent u modern languages went 10 Ben.
triee 70 give commencement talk al the
graduating exercises Of the Northwestern
Business college,
President Crone will deliver commence
ment addresses at Kimball, Loup City
and Alliance.
Tits year Hastings college IN granting
degrees Will confer the "cum lAude" honor
for the first time. The number receiving
this degree Will be limited 10 one-fifth Of
the class and 70 such IN the upper flfth
reaching a certain standard Of scholar
ship.
The Haydn Choral society has arranged
to give commencement week the beautiful
oratorio "Stabat Mater" by Rosdni.
Prof. Huhr. director Of the conservatory,
Will have charge, An artists recital on
Monday night Of commencement week
will also be given. Tuesday night is
planned for the orhtorio Last year the
artists were assisted by about ninety rep
resentatiyes OF the musical life Of the
college and city, and this year an equally
large number Will take part.
Bayard Funk and IT, Il. Harder repre.
scented the college at Wesleyan N "A len
mis- meet with representatives Kline and
weed. The two men played return
matches on the Hastings courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

oTownEend'E for Sporting Goods"
Lighting Ftxtures--Burgess- Granden.
Diamond Engagement Rings. Edholm.
Rave Root Print rt--Now Beacon Press
y To borrow money on real estate, see
j. II. Dumont q Co. Keellne Bldg.
"Today's Movie Program classified
section today. II appears in The Bee ex-
clusively. Find out what the various
moving picture theaters offer.
Keep Your Money ana vsluaples in the
American Safe Deposit Vaults. 2is South
18th st.. Bee Bldg. Boxes rent ii.oo for
. months. Open from . =. m. to 8 .. m.
Lotus Club sooial-Tho Lotus club,
composed OF married couples. held It's
first social entertainment May II, at
Turner hall, Thirteenth and Martha
streets.
Reward for Letter wrtter--J. d.
Ringer, chairman Of tho Douglas dry
campaign committee. says that the com
nlttee has offered a reward OF 500 for
the arrest end conviction Of the person
who sent threatening letters TO Rev Mr..
Cleveland.
Bible Glass Leaders 10 Mset--Mrs.
y. A. Foote. lender Of the neighborhood
Bible classes Of the city Of Omaha, Will
conduct her class for leaders on Monday
afternoon. May Is. at p. m. in the
auditorium of the Young Mems Christian
association.
Use TEXTILE" Shingles. sunderlands.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
BOOKLET ISSUED
FROM UNIVERSITY
Advantages of Higher Education
Pointed Out to High School
Students.
NEWS OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

Tho University Of Nebraska has pre-
pared an interesting booklet setting forth
tho advantages " college education
and particularly the facilities offered by
tho Nebraska university. II IN addressed
10 graduates OF Nebraska high schools.
First tho college Of arts and sciences
s mentioned with its sudies for cul-
ture and broadening Influence, as well as
to acquire skill IN making living. Many
graduates Of this college enter govern
nent and state service, become authors,
editors. chemists and 70 on.
Connected with this, but differentiated
from II arc also the school Of fine arts
and Of commerce and also the teachers
college.
The college of law. with lts admission
70 the Nebraska bar; the college Of phar-
macy. lmpartlng SKIN In that profession,
tho college Of engineering, with It's thor
ough preparation for great profession.
the college Of medicine, which has now
grown 10 such great proportions and Of
fers it's four-year course IN Omaha; the
college Of agriculture. 10 which goes
one-third Of all the uniyerstys money
for buildings and permanent improve
ment-all these are mentioned briefly,
but succinetly and further information on
any Of them will be forwarded 10 any
who write TO the registrar for H.
Associated with the college IT agricul-
ture Ia the department Of home econo.
mics designed 10 train young women
wisely 10 administer and sklllfully 10
conduct the affairs OF the home.
The growth Of the university is shown
In the fact that Elk additional blocks
Of city property have been purchased on
which two additional buildings are now
being erected. the Bessey Memorial
biological laboratories and tho new chem
ical laboratory. Ground IL also being
broken for the new social science build
ing.
A. the farm. situated on the outskirts Of
Lincoln, a new agricultural engineering
laboratory is under way; also a new
dairy building and new barns.
The advantages that the Nebraska stu
dents have in attending their own uni
tersity are set forth These include a
saving in travelling expenses. being near
nome and home influences and saving Of
fees, which are charged In some OF the
institutions al distance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15

emhroidefies from the Newcamhe Gol-
leEe School Of Art OF New Orleans
Work on the auditorium is progressing
nicely and work is Just beginning on the
third floor
Miss Gertrude Gardner dean OF women,
will continue hor studies at Columbia
university tho coming summer
The school band under the direction Of
Prof r X Patterson gave nm excellent
program At the opera house on May 10.
Prof w A. Haberstro. assisted by Mrs,
Rose Clark Price, pianist ~ II. Stauhltz.
violinisti ana Mias Ruth Scott aceompan-
lst. gave recital on May le,
Visitors during the week were Prof.
Farmer, the new vice president ~ Haat-
lngs college Superintendent G. ~ Col
lett or GothenburR, Superintendent A. y,
Pate Of Lexington, Superintendent Mar
gAret MeCutchen Of Central city and SUI
perintendent NJ y Crozier OF Norfolk
Miss Writ made her last study center
trip 10 seward on Saturday Of last week.
Prof Martin conducted the work az
Loup CITY Miss Gardner addressed the
North Platte teachers, May Prof r.
T. Elliott left for Lodge Pole "a deliver
the commencement address May H.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
DEFAMATION CONTEST.
annual Event for students of High
schnnIA Held 1T Ynnkfnn.

Four scholarships at Yankton college
wore the prizes won In the fourteenth
annual state high school contest In dec
lamaton held last Friday al Yankton.
s. y Miss Blanche McElwain Of the
Yankton High school won first prize IN
The general class and Miss Mae Gilbert
II the Hurley High school won second
III the ofatorica class Franklin Scott
q fankton lilsh school won first and
Don Folctt Or Sioux Falls nigh school
second
81 addition 70 the scholarships. two
handsome photographs OF famous paint
ings wefe awarded the two high schools
whose pupils won first prize in each Of
the two classes named There were
twonty-cight speakers and II was The
most suoceosful contest Of The kind ever
held al Yankton
Novel entertainment Tor the visiting
Fish school students and their friends
was furnished by tho annual May Dave
p0rtinees under the auspices ~ the
department ~ physical ttainns for
YOUNG women Hisa Mary Young. dl,
rector Of this department was IN charge
Miss Faye Prick was Qufne AYsoun
and other characters were these THE
coronation tadve Helen smeargot
Tho CraNHe Hsrer t,aVlnla scott
ht Herald" Wew Wal8 Musical
Herald Lewis Morrison Tha Fstfb
0nena Attendants Helen BURGESS
ade johnson. Pearl Hlwi Flsls
iiaapeF Fiawsf Girls Jeanette nrHes.
HaH Smith. Mildred Wheeler Nadine
taiIeaan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
GOES TO CHICAGO TO
LOOK FOR SOME TALENT

Mrs. Florence Basler-Palner went
to Chicago Sunday evening in search OF
material she wishes TO use commence
ment time IN the voice department at
Bellevue college. While In Chicago she
viii also improve the opportunity OF hear.
ms Mrs. j. J. Locke. former pupil Of
hers. who sings the leading role In the
Garden Of Allah" given there the week
of May IA under the auspices OF the
Shrinera,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15

ing festival, and diligent preparatory
work will be In evidence IN the songs Of
the mass male chorus of 800 voices at the
concerts at tho Omaha Auditorium. June
10 and 70 directed by Joel Mossberg Of
Chicago, as wen as in the selections by
the fourteen choruses that have been
chosen by the committee for solo appear
ances on the programs under their respec-
tive directors
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15
kcnrner Mammal schnoI.

Lincoln Way which was 70 finely paved
last year. is to be decorated with flowers
and shrubs
Koarney is we'll represented NJ tho ma
tinnai meeting of the Young Mems Chris.
tan association 70 be held In Cleveland
. he coming week The school sends
70 this convention Fred schmeeekle All
fred Nielsen, Hans Olsen and Milford
Forsytho
The art department has been fortunate
in having a loan exhibit of designs and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-15

fornia during 1915 Miss Warren is now
with the Ben Greet company.
The College OF New Rochelle, whose
dramatic society gave the first rendition
in American OF Rostands Les Fantasia
ques. was one OF tho first womeua COLI
leges In the United states 10 open a SUM
mer school. Sessions are held annually
during July and August