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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
HELD AS WIFE SLAYER
Louisville Physician Accused o
Murder in Couples Home

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2.---Dr Harry II.
Lewis is held In the jefferson County
Jail here to answer charge Of muir
dering his wife. Mrs. Susan Lewis. fol
lowing the finding of her body on the
floor of her room at her home, 1890
South Fourth street.
The discovery was made by Dr. I'd
win T. Bruce. who went to- the Lewis
home i'm answer to- a telephone call from,
a nc,ghbor, who said she had been in
formed by Doctor Lewis his wifi" was
dead Doctor Bruce found Mrs Lewis
body in a knecling position on the floor
with head and arms pilowcd on "A couch
Doctor Lewis. he said was apparently
under the influence a. liquor or drugs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

io,i,sd ero,, thc L,ovlsdyo and ax,c
''ence secureo oE an"e''ca" p"'S'c'anS
and surgeons who are serving with the
Pritish army in hospital service at
I,taple and Rouen.
- --
FbIGHT WITH l. = fiLoI
The sky was low and gray and the
wind raw and chill as stood upon an
american aviation field today. and upon
'he lhNi.a'lo" " Wv p"o' ~, W
command TOOK nlgnt WIN hlnh' tie
first had me slim into brown fur-liucd
So -,,ioco .cI.,.hos o,d Mace n leather "a =,
o"e SoN',' "''" - ap
/ yogglos a., nlace I ,vas protected against
T.. f.a.,, ~ ,,,o ,,a,,,i,,o
stood group OF mechanics and officer
oh,o,,o,s ,bo I,,,.r ,aixtpp turns in
opse' Ne'S' '"e '"'''' " " d." ""
spinning the motor, since they must be
/ able to perform this duty in case II
/ is necessary III renlght ere return
/ 10 the home hangar. After half dozen
s,uru! Eou's ",e" "au " a. .,,,,'
I we TOOK the AR. nave Ho"H hull-
| her of times during this war will,
! -, .',..-. -. ,,,i, ,.o. 80. d.,
/ rrehcn aN'a'pis' "". '''' ""7 '''
experience with an American pilot. We
/ staved aloft for forty minutes making
-. ...l,,a. y,,,.,,x A. c;rb,
and then returned to the field. Flyinr
is as near experiencing tue nectar :"
the gods as anything human can Ep'E
ara " were ~ my .eariE ."cn''eS
would Ne aN'a''oh LOT 'nIhe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

NEE for he could stick It In his pocket
when putting on his helmet, or for that
matter. wear his helmet over II. lie
wears IL on the side of his head, as do
the French and Belgians
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
UnriUQled Goats

drape and fold about the throat.
10000 Hudson Seal Coat,
1880
Three-quarter length mode Of
selected quality skins. Large cape
collar OF silky skunk or taupe wolf.
1880 Hudson Seal Coat,
l46.25
Three quarter length, Large
ca ape.collar, cuffs and wide border
Of skunk
245.00 Hudson Seal Coats,
1875
Selected quality skins. Very
smart design. Large cape collar.
cuffs and wide border OF very fine
skunk.
$500 Moleskin Coats, 296.25
Smart belted flare model Large
cape.collar. cuffs and border Of
taupe wolf.
100000 Natural Mink Coat,
$4,000
Beautifully matched skins made
into a most unusually smart de-
sign,
1895 Ermine Wrap, 97l.25
Reproduction OF imported model,
Exceptionally choice skins hand
somely trimmed with tails.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

SAMMEE'S NEW ONEItCOAT
Conditions of climate and country in
fuence dress. Aud the same is likely
to be in the American army. The
changes will be slow. in that there viii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

REGULAR BOARD. q meals. $3.50. The
Broadway, $50 North broadway
ROAST BEEF. roc, vegetables. be. dcs-
scrts BE-. Cafeteria" basement State
NDtoull Rank
rIlE BROADWAY, 32O North Broadway
regular monls 2jc and 3oe; none better
Meal tickets s. so
ROOMS for patients needing treatment.
especially confinement case. Phone
Maple SGG.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

ELEGANTLY mruiAiod modern rooms
tur uut Ht nl2 w. ltth a.
NlCllN FuUNigiUgb southeast bed
room IN mudoHi home non rhr Non,
ONL largo VOL Furnished front bed
ru0ml private entrance, adlolulug
hnih - East Nrd
sOlrlu3As'r exposure, reference fe
uultrh So W Eleventh w $500
Nl ErlNU room Tor rent NJ lal West
lh " iilr
NICELY mwIshod trout room in prI,nto
homo, gentleman preferred " Vwl
NICE urvIy muisnoh s]Icrulup rooms
and ". pct Nock watkins distance
10 lnst gnd
NICELY furnished room Wlldug Mo-.
inn'o 72i West PARK Phone Wal GaN
ll|UNIsiiIp ROOM fuf rent, 800 o. stl,
~ WHl 1851
NICELY furnished front ruum. pn,uir
entrance, i2i " 7th Wal Ola
i6 " igth Nlrl.lN mrnlsnrd nou.
bedroom dOWutluIfH a. bedroom and
rIiiinr room connected nlul'a
LANCE. we'll Furnished front room sluplr
mr. double. ploHrt. stove furnace. con
Noulnout 10 bath, Walking distance, viii
rrut 10 travelling mon ur people en-
plulol only Wa Gl1i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO Furnished rooms. use NJ tIiuhen
utd dining room II desired as "
lIrNih " IG01
TWO llght housekeeping rooms, man and
wife preferred. Gil W en-
WALKING dlstanre, ? largo. nrhdofn
rooms garage, chicken room. Earien
lni + ith
1NlO u|.o light housekeeping looms 81
Npsi prh
llIUr housekeeping rooms rInse iu with
nice people nv Wuihrf nud daughter
uhluhuuWu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
Statesmen

Success depends upon
permanenco. For success
must be real success to be-
worth while. A temporary
splurgo il not success,
You cannot build a solid,
permanent foundation on
customers that come and
gO-no matter in what
numbers they come. They
must come and stay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

IN both papers ~ one price Eludly
OhIHL0tnnn one Issue. same rate M M
two dhllsH
finn, soo,,y o,,, Voc. Io' i9c.
] TINE DHllr Ohluhu.
man anh 1.mss ll.2r Dc %
J time Dali" DkIuhU.
mon ana Time PER .
I week Obinhomnn
aud Times per duy / Go ~
! NINTH Okllhomtn
ana Times per div f. a. r.
Figure sy letters N mo average word
anl flS words 10 me- line, " nnos 10 Tho
All stock -ricsmen aud promotion
sdfrriL.IuF %r|frirs tho 0ur time rate
An FOR Rents nn1riIur Hnl situation
Waui'd boih Oklhhomau and Times. lc
per WOfd
An speculative md stock selling ~.
Vcft'sinr carries me uu0. time fHiH
Classified OOHiruft fHirs f0r ONlnln.
mHn nnd TimesHf 0n0 ilusa IN no usrd
within ono NOTr from driH NJ c0niuic'
q contract for o limos dNilv fof Uns wear,
u PER line each issue, copy changed ~
On0n ne desired
No I'd nrranisd 'or loss 'har 'fr
OKLAUOuNN AND TtNrg ntfTg
% ron CLASSIFIED ADNEUTigiSG
ct r." Ans VIII 10 run s0von dHyg
q only vien -ouovol vni he solicited
CUNnNT WAIT ADS HIii not ~ run
iorrcr than seven days without q renewal
order
AL cHAnGr WANT AIS ars dus
Hud payable me fpWe dnv first inFertinn
fnr m nnussrs. an out.of. town want
nd are positively cafh In niy1uce1
ADVERTISERS should retain r%eeolnis
given by Tho ORl1h0rHn. Times N ~.
irons making pavmenis over tho office
counter ~ no mistakes can b. fectlied
without them
CLOrf%G UOrreHN want sdf 20
sinft ~ Tho Okltlomln must ho lu tho
o'nre by 61l = m on the duv before M
Il 10 run ~ went Tds 10 siHrt in Tlwss
must 30 I'm the business office not later
thHn - o'rlrrk un mo d7v M nuhlirLSon
Hrnrch o'ir" In WsstfaWs drug store.
20s West Main. IA omen daily NJ n m
nnd closes NJ 81 ~ v,ih NE sycertion
~ F1'urluv. whom n Mn he found mon
unin $40 r. m want qfH received Rfor
%ciosin~ hours will be inserted under the
hephlnF '"roo Into 10 Claesifv"
HLtND Ang-No BnHuef 10 hlinf Afs
will he Flvrn unless tirtct n presented
showing fov number whom placing h'lrf
ads Answers 20 or'-nf-'0wn blind Rds
viii he forwarded Without cost.
TrTrPHO"F WANT arc Rrs charged
NJ The p1u1o rn'n 1g r1Nh Hds nrf COipn-
tons viii ho iulhc ~ v0ur howo or ~,
flee the Hmo dny first insertion ~ -
appears: this IL nm ncrowm0inti ton
ncrylc0 md u]uvmcnis sh0rii rivpv= ne
mad" 'urownilv when mo hin Il presented
Alvrys nab your tO'pnh0nc M ~ hc fo-
popiod harf 20 won w tho i]c'enhor" "a
intor 10 make surn ilni ~ hoe boon rur-
rrrilv taken Tho 'irh0W1u.T'ufrg
cannot usruWe rr.n0ua'h.lIfv fHr errors
~ INV tlnI occurring 600 telephone nd
NfriIrawfuiF
f'VDEp No CfpCTTueTNNCrS win
hds ho w'ap'rrHIneN Tho convenience ~
the rcoHcr is considered ~ well NJ the
advertiser.
rftnNr ppy.F
AgW rOp WANT
An NpTNrET
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

WANTED Young man 10 .eep set NJ
hDuI,s aud do photographic work Must
furnish reference Answer Mining Com
puny. care Oflphomun.
WANTfD-Drur clerk whO has had two
or three years experience: good 'hanle
for advancement kimhruugh Drug Co.
Phone WA 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

uiWLS WITH CLERICAL EXPERIENCE
WANTING pEuMNNIsT POSITION
NEl'lllN MIST SPECIFICALLY
STATE Sal AiIN EXPECTED NNn vs.
lLluENDE u.G., CAlE ukLAliu
Man.
NANtEb-lIHsruW engineers strnoH
mphcIH tp'si, I',rks. hUpi keepers.
EmploN ugut Bureau, .i6.sA tulbpflsuu
Building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
Want AID Rates and
Information for
O|klahOman Times

Az week day clRsslned advertising nuns
W both papers ~ one price NHuiIy
Okl7h0nHn one issue. same rate M the
two dhlllsH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

ulllcE dnlL Arrly 6OI llerskovlti
ilidF % io ~
lOi.Nu LADY lN,r one N these ,fo
rhriiud or iHiI'i Nukrs, prlcilrHi and
dainty fur wear under Tnfgrttu CT
crop" de chine blouse Wilto u J6l, o.
lahpmtn
LAlNpRlNN. also sruuiuiie ss, wanted
hohtdi room hnh mulirD Viii not con-.
slider application unless inference iF
giNru, any ono vim small children Mood
not apply. state uro HAlIH tlu lrusprt
preferred uld lslIUWa' Home, Carmen.
OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
DREssMAKING AND MILLINER

NEAT Scwlug. reasonable prices. salts
faction guaranteed. Mefford Sisters. y
". 18th 81.
1851.
INTELLIGENT Young woman wants
place outside school hours In home as
companion to child or woman Hlour. call
wal 1ili. INNS Business College.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NICELY furnished room; walking dist
lance; young lHdy preferred. Maple
1876.
TWO large south front rooms; modern.
private home, good table board; m
ployrd people. Wal $50
TWO unfinished font rooms FOR light
housekeeping Xl2 per month water and
gns furnished G22 East Gth ~st.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS wANTED, FEMALE


POSITION wanted by refined miidlc-aged
widow - mhtrOn ut good hotel or pub
lie institution I'm or out NJ city. Can
give best references O-si, care Tunes
YOUNG lady wants place In city or cuuu-
try to do general housewOrk. whore !
would no treated M ono Of family. am
neat and good to work. BESSIE Billings,
blackwell, uklu
YOuNG woman. Of promising future, de-
Sires position Ms assistant buukkoepcr
or In clerical department. CHll y. W. c.
A, Maple iii, between . aud 4
WANTED Position by lady ]gtcuogruph-
cr. Call Wal 1875,
T~HOEOuGHLN experienced stono-
Uapher desires permanent position or
public stenogrupher's office. Wal 1859
POSITION ms bookkecper, ~ years eN-
peTisnce: 3 years In last position; oil
or insurance preferred. B-3Gj, Okla
homRn
WANTED-PosIuon az housckceper on
the farm, Tor man with children. eN-
perienCcd. Address Mrs. Thclma Crab
tree, 4 s Norfolk, Tulsa, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

WANTED Nru lu class ia of tho
draft. to Join lflss hand for Mo pur-
rpsr m toIuutc'rlng IN re- lody In Tho
dfHN. tqil ~ once w Scott Thompson
Bldg can . 60 D = IN.
HELP WANTED Ofprp hoy. "a 10 10
yenrr ~ ngr Apply ~ office 20 W,
lst street between ) d. M and bJO p
Co., Gran" Go
WANTED a h0y Tor delivery call
wat t'l STILES Pork Pharmacy
SALESMAN wanted 10 sell electric ~.
ulIHnru- direct no homes fOt men That
me willing tu work and will work when
tho boss iz not watching: We have some.
thing NJ interest can 2l6-2i7 COlcorf
lldr aud let us explain.
WANTED First class booktecper. 800
per month. good chance Tor advance
mrut O-7G. carc OklnhomRn
WANTED A young man 70 travel and
solicit with manage Call lO.l2, King
budr Hot'l Inquire ~ desk Tor Mr. cook
BOY, with whrcl, to run crrands eve.
uings. Peoples Pharmacy, 10Th and
Hudson
HOY with wheel In deliver. Peoples
pharmnr,. 10Th aud Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
SITUATIONS wANTED MALE


Al YOUNG MAN wants position ~
salesman In mons department. shoes
ur general stock, is qualified With eight
ears experience, hnd H. not afraid Of
work. can fuTniHh best NJ reference ~
40 hhllty, energy aud character from
~ past r]npioycrf Address BuS Jli,
Hanna OklH
WANTED Location 10 practice medicine
by = competent phyHipnn. Al ref
srsnces a. 4, caro- Oklahomnu.
SITUATION WANTED CoIorai man
cook and wife TIruuply experienced
william, Gi0 g. Philadelphia. Shawnee.
okla
MIDDLE hgrd mu vauts pos ton ou
poultry farm. v.UtH tu learn the bust.
uosH. small SALARY. Address O.AD. care
Okla hOrau
A YOUNG MAN exempt fom drn, thor.
0uEhly experienced in farm loan. luHur-
Hnre and general ofNun WORK. nov de-.
pnrimrut manager fur large corporation,
desires 20 form connection where ability
Will merit advancement. can make small
Investment B.lji care uKlnhouan
GOOD. nll.round b1hrr wants position.
good reference. Raw n Richardson.
rnncn CIV, ukln or phone its
WANTED some place iD work nm farm
caring for stock, O-JU. care Oklaho.
man
PRINTER OPERATOR wants situation
NJ combination man ON daily nr weekly {.
over draft age. Address Printer. JUb "
I'm. COffcy vile, Kan.
.~flNST-CLAsS commercial salesman
wants IN line up with good wholesale
house. also good office nuu References
and bond II necessary. O.6O, care okla
hOmau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
PAPERHANGING AMI PAINrING

FOR n good fob NJ pRporhanglng and
painting SEQ Harry Thompson, W sNgi
int " Grand
ROOMS rAPERED. s. and up. Will bring
samples Roach. Phone N 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Or. FitzSimmons Back
For Visit From Philippines

Lincoln, Sept. j0.-(Special.) y
Or. A, P. Fitzsimmons, formerly of
Tecumseh, but now treasurer Of the
Philippine Islands is here visiting
old friends and Secretary VI State
Charles Pool in particular.
DR.. Fitzsimmons says that the
islands are enjoying the greatest Of
prosperity and that the natives
who formerly opposed the United
States are now Loyalty behind it. A
division for the army is now in
training and expects to go to France
as soon as they are in condition.
The people of the islands have
subscribed more than the entire
Orient to Liberty loans. One native
gave $4,000 pesos, which in Ameri-
can money would be about $4,000
in gold. Aguinaldo, former ruler of
the Islands. is now living in COM
tort on his farm in the Cavite prov
ince and has not attempted to take
any part in the political PROPOSE
tons of the government. He has,
however. subscribed quite literally
to the war activities funds for the
prosecution of the war by the
United States.
Dr.. Fitzsimmons expects to be in
this country about a month before
returning to his home.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Politics Gains Impetus
As Mass Meetings Are Held

Aurora, Neb., Sept. 50,-(Special)
The political campaign in Hamil-
ton county is now going full blast.
The republicans opened with a
meeting i'll the Larson school near
Hordville, Friday night. with County
Chairman F. L. Edgerton and NJ. 0.
Mclaughlin, candidate for congress,
as speakers. Another big rally will
be held a Marquette next Friday
evening with Mclaughlin as speak
er. He will also have his quartet
with him to furnish music.
5. X. McKelvie will be the speak
er at a big rally in Aurora, Thurs
day, evening, October |. Governor
Neville is slated for 4 meeting on
the evening of October II.
The republican county committee
filled the vacancy on their ticket
for sheriff by naming James +,
Howard, the present democratic in
cumbant. They named F. f. Edger-
ton to fiji the vacancy in the Office
Of county attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Spanish Influenza Victim
Is Buried in FairburV

Fairbury, Neb, Sept. 3O.-(Spe-
cial,)-The funeral of Harold Hare,
the soldier son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hare of this city, was held Sun
day afternoon at the Methodist
Episcopal church Harold was
graduate of the 1917 class of the
Fairbury High school and enlisted
in the navy two months ago, going
in training at the Great Lakes sta
ton. He was sick less than a week
with Spanish influenza and pneu-
monia and died in Chicago
Wednesday. The Diller home
guards and the veterans of the Span
ish-American war assisted in the
services and accompanied the body
to the cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
kearney Engineer Killed
In Chateau Thierry Fight

Kearney, Neb.. Sept 30.-(Spe-
cial.)-David A. Rhone, sergeant in
the engineering corps of the army,
has been reported killed in action i'll
France, supposedly before Chateau
Thierry. Rhone was one of the
original 81 Union Pacific engineers
who entered the service and went
Immediately to France. He was
educated both as a civil and railroad
engineer, being graduated from the
Kearney high school and state uni
versity. His father, Frank Rhone,
is one of the city's early settlers and
was one of the founders Of the New
Era Standard, one of Kearney's
early papers. Rhone was killed on
August-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Johnson County Gets New
Agent for Period of War

Tecumseh, Neb., Sept. 5O.-(Spe-
cial. &c. F. Davis OF Colon, Saun-
ders county, has been named as
agricultural agent for Johnson coun-
ty. to succeed Clarence X. Weber,
resigned, who has gone into the
army. Mr.. Davis has agreed to
come here and do the work for the
period of the war, expecting to give
up the position as soon as the men
begin returning from France.
Congressman c. F. Reavis Of the
First district, who recently re-
turned from France, will speak in
Sterling Monday evening, October
IA, and in Tecumseh the next eve
ming, in the interests of the fourth
Liberty loan.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Twelve Persons Fined
On Drunkenness CHARGES

Fremont, Neb., Sept. 50-(Spe-
cial Telegram)-Twelve persons
were arrested in the biggest raid
made by local police since the pro-
l1bition law went into effect. All
pleaded guilty in police court on a
charge of drunkenness and paid
fines. All efforts to get informa-
ton that would lead to the source
of the booze proved unavailing. Six
of the men were arrested at the race
track, where they were drinking
cider. three were taken at pool
hall and three more picked up on the
street. On order of Mayor w. c.
Wiley the pool hall where three Of
the persons were arrested was
closed till noon today.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
CORTLAND News Suspends
Publication Durinq War

Beatrice. Neb., Sept. 30.-(Spe-
cial.)-Editor Eberhardt of the
Cortland News suspended publica-
ton last week until after the war.
The paper was established p years
ago, and until recently was known
as the Cortland Sun. Eberhardt is
in the draft.
The Beatrice High school foot
bali team, which walked all over
Fairbury here Friday afternoon, has
arranged a game with the fast Su-
perior team next Saturday after
noon.
Farmers have generally finished
sowing their winter wheat in Gage
county and are now engaged in cut
ting their last crop of alfalfa which
is a fair yield, recent rains having
made the crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Paul Butler, Lincoln
Newspaper Man, Dead

\ Lincoln, Sept. 5C-(Specia1. =
oaul r. Butler, Lincoln newspaper
nan, for several years manager of
the United Press association here,
died Sunday evening of pneumonia
in Detroit, Mich, where he was
transferred last summer by the
United Press in charge of their bust
ness there, His mother, brothers
and sisters live in Lincoln.
Mr.. Butler was. born in Platts-
mouth 50 years ago and was gradu-
ated from the University Of Ne
braska in 1907. Later he was with
the State Journal as a reporter and
then took up the work of the press
association.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
DEM CANDIDATES
BACK IN LINCOLN
FROM WEEK DRIVE
Governor Neville and SeCre'
tary Pool Return From
Northwest After More
Campaign Material.
(Frbm Staff Correspondent

Lintoln, Sept. 30.-(SpecialD-
Democratic state officials, who have
been out in the state chasing the
elusi1e voter, were back on the job
today, This is the open season on
rotei S, which, under the constitu-
ton, rules and regulations of the
stati closes on the fifth OF next
mon In.
G vernon Neville and Secretary
OF tate Pool, who have been in
the ehort grass country for week
or Two looking over the situation,
are enthusiastic soyer the outlook,
or least they say they are, though
ne her appeared to be stepping very
hi b.
lr. Pool says he has Moses Kin
kd ID driven out OF the political bull
n bhes and is banking on a vote
t at will simply surprise the
nbtives. He did not say whether
II would be the bigness or the small
4 ess thereof that would bring the
turprise.
4 Governor in Seclusion.
| Governor Neville was not in his
Pfhce when newspaper men called
land it is supposed he is preparing
Ianother speech, the one he used on
1.-THE trip being so completely shot to
pieces by Roy McKelvie that new
one will have to be manufactured.
As Bill Maupin, official speech man
ufacturer for the administration. is
out of the city, it may be some time
before the governor starts out
again with his new equipment.
State Auditor Smith is also back
from drive into the Businesses of
the Rourth congressional district,
which he essays to represent in the
next congress.
\ Shumway Still Out.
Y Land Commissioner Grant Shum-
Nay is still out among EN-" How
liver, he is not soliciting votes. Far
it from such, He is out appras-
Eg school lands and he wouldn't
nix politics with state business,
EN- if he were running for so I'M
tortant Office as school directir.
Nobody knows where he is aud
atate Treasurer George Halt says he
\ doesn't give a dingbidget." Some
lkne or other Shumway will come
4 tck and then he will take his trusty
\ Epewriter in hand and tell US all
but it.
4 An the meantime republicans ara
n hing their adding machines oiled
u teady for the big job of totaling
a Iepublican majorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Celebrate Anniversary of
Founding of "St0ne Church,

Auburn, Neb,, Sept. 50.-(Spe-
cial.)-Parishoners of the Stone"
church, German Lutheran congre-
CATION, in Nemaha county, cele-
brated the 50th anniversary of the
founding of the church Sunday.
The Stone" church was dedi-
Gated in 1868. The original stone
church is still standing and is used
as a Lutheran parochial school. A
bell which the members had cast in
1874 from French cannons, cap
tured by the Germans in the
FlancoPrussian war, still tolls the
members to service. 1t was the
gift of the Emperor Frederick, ia
Their of the present kaiser.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Soldiers Wife Dead.

Fremont, Neb., Sept. 30.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-The funeral of
Mrs. Kent Graham, who died at the
Great Lakes naval training station,
where she went two months 60 to
be with her husband, in training
there. was held at the Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Graham was i'll only a few days.
She is survived by her husband and
baby boy I months old.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Pioneer Dodge Citizen Dead.

Fremont, 90, Sept. 50.-(Spe-
ken, pionea s,dge county settler,
died at his home in Fremont at the
age of II. Mr.. Mintken came to
America from Germany in 1866, To-
eating in Illinois. In 1878 he came
NO Fremont and for five years was
engaged in the implement business.
In 1873 he located on a farm in
Maple township, where he re-
NAMED until a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-01
Phone Case Before Board.

Lincoln, Sept. 5E-(Special.-The
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph
company is before the State Rail
way commission today on an appll-
cation for a raise in rates covering
most OF its exchanges. In some
instances the raise covers only bust
ness telephones and in some ex-
changes only the residence district
In Lincoln the company is asking
to raise only on residence phone:
from $2.25 to $3.50 a month.