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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
OMAHA PASTORS
SPEAK ON WORLD
P R 0 HI bIT|ON
Object Of Temperance People
Now Is to Make Er..ire
World Dry; New Min.
lister Installed.

Worldwide prohibition was the
topic OF many addresses and SER
mons in Omaha churches yesterday.
America being made safe for pro-
hibition," the next objective Of the
anti-aleohol people, is to make whole
world dry"
Rev. Louis Albert Banks of Ohio,
representing the Anti-Saloon League
Of America, addressed big union
meeting OF several congregations in
the Wheeler Memorial Presbyterian
church, South Side, in the evening
At the First Christian church a
world prohibition rally service was
addressed by Rev, Joseph Pope.
Rev. Ira Landrith delivered an
address in the evening at the First
Presbyterian church on World
Round Prohibition" Rev, DR.
Landrith recalled the fact that, 10
years ago at the international Chris
ton Endeavor convention in Cali
fornia he predicted that the United
States would have prohibition by
1920. He was laughed at for his
visionary" prediction, he said.
breaches Farewell Sermon.
Two Lutheran churches had spe-
fcial services. AT Kountze Memorial
Lutheran church, Rev. A. B. Shrader,
associate pastor for the last two
years, preached his farewell sermon
in the morning. He will enter church
educational work.
At St. Marks English Lutheran
church, the new pastor, Rev. Will
liam Ira Guss, was installed last
evening. He came here April as
successor to the late Rev. S. de
Freese, who was the first Omaha
victim of the Spanish influenza. Rev.
S. H. Yerian of the ST. Luke's
church, South Side, and president of
the Nebraska Lutheran synod, de-
livered the address to the pastor and
Rev, A. B. Shrader delivered the
address to the congregation.
A win one" campaign was in
augurated at the South Side Chris
tan church. The congregation
hopes to gain 50 per cent increase
within month by this movement.
DR.. Howard R. Murphy OF Midna-
pore, India, preached morning and
evening at Calvary Baptist church.
DR.. Lemen of Lolodork. Africa,
spoke at Westminster Presbyterian
church in the evening under the
auspices of the Womens Missionary
society,
An Easter cantata "The Resur-
rection Hope postponed from last
Sunday, was sung by the choir of
The Third Presbyterian church last
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
Police Locate Small
Plant of Dope SUNDAY

Incident with the Bees exclusive
exposure of the dope traffic in Oma-
ha as corroborated by physicians.
Detectives Frank Murphy and
Cooper made raid on the home of
Alice Woodward, Thirteenth and
Davenport streets, late yesterday af-
ternoon. A hollow curtain poll in
one of the rooms was found to con-
tain 20 capsules of cocaine.
The keeper of the house and an
inmate, ]. H. Wilson. 1l09 Farnam
street, were arrested. They were
charged with vagrancy and held for
investigation. The detectives fol-
lowed'a tip from an arrested dope
head" and made a thorough inves-
tigation of the premises. When De-
tective Murphy CHANGED to handle
the curtain rod, several capsules Of
cocaine fell to the floor.
The keeper of the house said !:
"Well, had to have it." She will
be held for federal authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
TO MAKE EFFORT
TO co over TOP
BY WEDNESDAY.
Kansas City Has Reached Goal
and Omaha Teams Do :.
Not Propose to Be
Out Done.

The standing of the different VIC
tory loan teams up to Saturday
night shows that but two teams
have gone over the top in the quota
assigned to them. Both of these
teams are in the second district, Of
which c. O. Talmage is director.
The team Of which Thorson Is cap
tain has a quota of $4,000, and re-
port subscriptions amounting to
$452,3s0. Linderholn's team was
given a quota of 100000 and report
subscriptions amounting to S3l8,350.
Word was received yesterday that
Kansas City. with quota of $ls,-
100000, went over the top Satur-
day. All local teams are being urged
to make an extra effort to put On1a-
ha over the top by Wednesday
night
The standing of the different
teams as they appeared Saturday
night is as follows: =
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28

ing act in which the male member
displays versatility as an imitator
of domestic animals and birds. Ev-
erest's monkey circus consists of a
company of simians which &c
through their stunts unassisted, One
of the animals is surprisingly clever
as flying trapezc artist, Scott
Gibson, in kits, is a Scotch singing
comedian. Brengk's bronze statue
horse is seen in a series of seven
poses which reveal careful training
The kinograin screen news OF the
world shows Billie Burke, William
G. McAdoo, Admiral Sims and other
notables in recent activities. Inter
esting scenes are projected by the
Orpheum travel weekly.
A miniature musical comedy
take Your Time" produced and
presented by the Manhattan Pro-
duction Inc, with cast OF nine PEG.
pie featuring Gus Shy with Mae
Reilly, James Brennan and the To-
basco Sextette, headlines at the
Empress theater. Everett Byington
and Elizabeth Shirley feature in
Remnants" home spun comedy
Girls of Of" offer old fashioned
songs and dances.> "A Sure Cure for
the Blues" is combination of songs
and chatter by Williams and How
ard. The photoplay attraction is
"Blackie's Redemption featuring
Bert Lytell. A Chaplin comedy,
Chester feature and Pathe weekly
complete the bill.
Nine. Thomaskefsky and her
company of Yiddish players, who
opened their engagement at the
Brandeis last evening, presenting
the musical comedy Good Luck
Hebrews" will give their last per-
Torrance tonight with the comedy
drama entitled wife Wanted"
1t should not be necessary at this
time to go into the details of the
subject which Chin Chin deals. 1t
is musical comedy that serves its
purpose-makes the audience enjoy
lt-dIu llldt ID lNdlly SuuiSlSllt.
Those who have seen it before will
lose nothing by seeing it again and
those who have not can still remedy
this shortening. Chin Chin" wilt
be at the Brandeis tomorrow and
Wednesday.
Mutt and Jeff is underlined as
the next offering at the Boyd,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day. This season an entirely new
version of the enduring cartoon
"kick-ups" is offered. Specialties
above the commonplace are intro
duced and musical numbers. with
catchy. tuneful melodies, are scat
tered throughout the action of the
play. The cast is composed of 40
people, all capable in their particu-
lar field of merry making. The usual
matinees will be given on Saturday
and Sunday.
Clever comedians, headed by the
original Billy Watson, is on at the
Gayety theater all week. Billy Wat
son and his Beef Trust prove, as in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
SOUTH SIDE man
DIES while ON
Wild DEbAUCH
Former Soldier, Employed as
Government Meat Inspector
Found Dead In Room; Four
Men Held by Police.

First Class Private John ]. Scotch
attached to the government veteri.
nary corps at Chicago, and detailed
to the Cudahy Packing company as
federal meat Inspector, died at the
Grand Union hotel, Twenty-sixth
and l. streets, between 3 and 4
o'clock Sunday morning of acute al
coholism, Walter Cook, 4S3ll-2
South Twenty-fourth street, alleged
bootlegger, and according to his
own confession, purchaser of the
liquor; George Palmer, in whose
room the liquor was drunk; John
Dillon, 5132 South Twentieth street,
and John Brinkman. Twenty-secotd
and P streets, are held in connee-
ton with the death.
Mrs. A. P. Dunbar, St. Joseph,
Mo-, sister of Scotch, has been no.
tilted and has requested that the
body remain at the G. Fl. Brewer
mortuary until further word is re-
ceived from her.
1t is probable that no inquest will
be held. according to Mr. Brewer
of the G. H. Brewer undertaking
establishment.
Liquor From St. Joseph.
South Side police allege that some
time Saturday afternoon Cook re-
turned from St. Joseph. In his pos
session were IL pints of liquor of
various kinds. Eight of the bottles
which he had illegally transported
to this state he disposed Of to
George Palmer, room IS. Grand
Union hotel
According to Mrs. Jennie Schiller,
whose mother is the proprietor of
the Grand Union hotel, Scotch,
Palmer, Dillon and Brinkman went
to Palmer's room at the hotel about
7 o'clock Saturday evening. Cook,
it was stated, was also in the room
for some time prior to the death of
Scotch.
About $50 Sunday morning the
noise of falling body was heard by
Mrs. Schiller who was trying to
quiet her sick child. More than six
hours later one of the four occu-
pants OF Palmer's room requested
Henry Gray, one of the hotel guests
residing on the second floor, to see
what troubled Scotch, When Gray
went to the room to investigate he
found Scotch lying across the bed.
He gave evidence of having been
dead for some time. The other
three occupants were intoxicated.
Notify Police.
Gray advised the men to notify
the police. This was done at about
10 o'clock, after the landlady had
been consulted.
Palmer attempted to sell Gray
some whisky before he had left the
room and within sight of the dead
body. according to Mr.. Gray.
Palmer, Dillon aud Brinkman
were taken into custody immediate
ly, Cook was later ,apprehended.
The men stated that they had been
drinking since their arrival at their
room. Scotch had fallen to the floor
at about $50 in the morning. He
was picked up by the other men and
placed face down Oil the bed. The
other members of the party contin-
ued drinking.
1t is believed that the men had
been drinking medicated alcohol es-
pecially prepared for bootlegging
purposes. Four empty pint bottles
and four full bottles of whisky were
found in the room by the officers,
Scotch has been engaged in in
specting meats for the government
at the Cudahy plant for the past six
months. But little is known of him
on the South Side.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
Second Game Called
Off; Des Moines-Omaha
Series Proves Fizzle

The muddy condition of the field
at Rourke park caused the cancella-
ton of the second game of the Sc
ries with Des Moines club. Should
the field be in shape to play today,
the teams will play at 3:ls this aft
ernoon. Both clubs will leave Oma-
ha tomorrow morning for the south
ern end of the loop, where Des
Moines opens with Wichita and
Omaha with Tulsa.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28

Division No. Nv. H. Wood. Director.
Live Stock Exchange. 100000 20fsseV
Division No. SC. w. Cheek, Director.
Packing Houses ........ 100000 2oe.Aoe
Division No. 6-Geo. Gibbs, Director.
South Side 23.o50
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
MADELINE TRAVERSE, ap-
M pearing in "The Love That
AVA D,res" h,S = hic sforv dya

MADELINE TRAVERSE, ap-
lN pearing in THE Love That
49, Darcs," has a big story. dra.
matically portrayed. 1t wilt be
shown at the Sun again today and
Tuesday. The theme of the plot is
of how far a woman will go in self
sacrifice to protect the man she
loves. She portrays the part of
Olive Rlsdon, who almost ruins ner
own reputation in order to aid her
husband in his business troubles, but
in the end all comes out happily.
Miss Traverse makes an ideal hero
inc and is supported by cast in
Guiding Frank Elliott and Mae Gas
ton.
Captain Kidd, Jr.," a pleasing
comedy drama written from the
stage success of the same name, fca-
lures Mary Pickford at the Strand
theater. The nucleus for the plot
is hidden treasure, and it is as
whimsically pleasing as Barrie and
as full of genuine humor as one Of
the old-tilne Hoyt comedies. The
adventures of the MacTavishes,
grandfather and granddaughter, the
latter role being played by Mary
Pickford, are pleasingly told, In
the course of their dealings in their
book and curio shop they get pos
session of book which contains
the plan of a secretly buried treas
ure. After many strange adventures
in seeking the treasure they find
that it is after all only hoax. But
to make up for all the cruel dis
appointments there is legacy
which brings everything to a happy
conclusion. Mary finds happiness
in her love for a struggling young
author, Jim Gleason. Douglas Mac
Lean supports her in the role of
Jim, and there is a splendid cast
throughout. This is the first new
picture Of Americas Little Sweet
heart" shown here in many months.
In the Pathe News is shown
Omaha's own hero, Allan M. Turkey.
In addition to the news weekly and
feature comedy is shown.
What Every Woman Wants"
starring Grace Darmond is the fea-
ture at the Muse this week. The
story tells Of a girl who marries
millionaire, not knowing at the time
of her marriage whether it is for
his money she is taking him or for
himself. Not until she finds that
she really loved a poor young man
does a realization of her position
come to her and when her husband
leaves her for another woman and
later is killed by maid servant she
is accused of the deed In the end
the truth comes out and she is free
former years, the biggest surprise
of the current season, which will
terminate with next weeks attrac-
fion 7 ,dies' matinee dai1v alt week
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
I. w. w. Trial Date Set.

Seattle, April 27.-Trial of the
criminal anarchy charges against 81
alleged l. w. VS. arrested here as
all outcome of the general strike of
February, has been set for May Il.
Superior Judge William French
ruled that the state must make more
explicit it's charges, granting mo-
ton by the defense for bill of par
ticulars asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
Clothing Thieves Get
Biq Haul on South Side

Thieves made rich haul from the
Abe Lewis clothing store, SIPS
South Twenty-sixth street, Saturday
night. They departed with more
than $50 in cash and clothing ap-
parel to the value of about $3.50.
Entrance was gained by breaking
through a Gear door.
The amount of loot taken has led
Mr.. Lewis to believe that the thieves
used either a wagon or an automo-
bile in transporting the stolen goods
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28
South Side BreUities

FOR SALE-5-room house, 5S17 So.
18th. Tel. So. $3.50
Dr. Cox, Dentist. New location, 322 Sc
curities Bldg. Sixteenth and Farnam SITS.
Get your milk from Square Deal Dairy.
J. G. Grabowsky. Prop. Phone South
1864.
FOR SALE-6-room well furnished
house. Cheap il taken at once. 2407 N
street Phone So. 1884.
Buy your Victory notes on the $f-per-
week plan through the Live Stock Nation
al bank, Twenty-fourth and streets.
Buy Victory Notes Payments may be
made now through the Live Stock Nation
al Bank, Gath and streets. 10 per cent
with subscription and ~ per week,
For sale by OWNER : 5-room cottages.
One is vacant. Newly papered. Can have
possession at once. Located 2ist and J
streets. Paving all paid for. A Strand,
a4s6 South 2lst- Phone South 1850.
SPECIAL SALE ON YOUR
SPRING NEEDS.
Complete lines at low prices
Baby carriages:
Doll buggies:
Kitchen cabinets:
Free sewing machines;
Carpets;
Grafanolas.
Electric vacuum sweepers,
Oil stoves;
Ice boxes
KouTsKy-PAvLrK co.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-28

former years, the biggest surprise
of the current season, which will
terminate with next weeks attrac-
ton. Ladies' matinee daily all week.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28

Because of custom of and habit Bridgeport has school worth millions of dollars age of 1S2 days year. It functions less than half of the time, and is marked and striking exception to most other institutions of whatever character.
 Yet education is a valuable commodity. The law qures Schooling is laid legal compuson upon the child until he is 14 and the youth until he is sixeen unless he meets certain minimum requirements.
 bit of hardship upon the children of the and upon all children that they should drag out sluggish educaion Is it not grievous hardship that educa ton is purveyed only six months in the year? .
 objection besides custom and habit there be to the full year school that Supt Sawson advocates?
 the High school No difficulty about operating The pupils do not get enough education in two shift 1S2 day school.
 If there two shifts in the High school and it were 300 day basis each pupil would get much edu cation he gets now and get easier at great saving plant and cost of operating the plant
 hour day. 300 days in the year, would give lit tie education which is 108 hours than they average now.
 But older children might take hours. Certainly five hour day. 300 day would not be too much for the young people in High school, if they want it.
 hour full year High school course would give education than the hour 182 day school year provides and it would easier.
 five hour day. full year school would give 15OO hours per year. which would make OO hours nhree years hours in four Why not young High school life and let him do his work easier.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
cause relations with other countries cannot

normally, with other countries cannot normally.
 There is however League Nations will be- in which the earth combined excepting the United States This supervise the relationship of the world with Germany but Germany cannot have American supervision upon any commission whatever
 Senator Lodge hatred of his nations enemies to point that will the arrangements entire ly in the control of France, Britain and Italy.
 AS for Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, colleague of Lodge who the treaty because did not contain the Ireland what accomplished for the Irish.
 There is League Nations in which Section 10 remains But America being member of hatseague, cannot proac under Section Eleven to lay before the nations the of reland right which America would have mem Der of the League It for Senator Walsh explain through combination of nations which America is not member
 When Germany Armistice grant, ed the United States of the victories that had been in position to demand whatever it wise and just for vcors to demand of beaten foe. /
 Without treaty all that America gained is lost; all dersandng trade agreements regarding ships understandings ndemnies provisions payment by the Central Powers of the pensions of American soldiers and sailors and their dependents
 Browning of a America land peace and home of to mankind the friend of mlitarism foe to peace, and the enemy of the
 That is not the attitude of the American people. They want the treaty and the League They peace By the bunderngs antique and partisan staesmenshp the country has been temporarily disgraced.
 The blunder not rremedable. The Senate, ing with clear view of the popular w the Lodge prestige diminished by the defeat of his ray the treaty America may yet join with the enlightened earth to end and bring in the better day.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
UPPER CLASS ANARCHY
~ AXE THE COUNTRY over there is a vast amount

~ AXE THE COUNTRY there is amount of sup- 1 per class anarchy; violence led by who ought better Here ynched burned There I w. w. is strung Somewhere else strikers necessarily shot down in cold blood Occasionally killed without trial justce. "Undesirabes handled depored from town to another from state another Tight assembage denied speech is denied.
 all bad business bad justice and bad policy country write and speak freely their thoughts being responsible for what they If liberty developes the always contains sufficient remedy only should be invoked.
 representatives of the upper classes who murderous methods themselves constitution very like that of the fanatics whom they op- press, and they do society injury.
 This of anarchy constantly building into the minds idea that the only cultivate Violence the mother violence better Society has it's periods of alienation Those who practice violence be sorry when others lice it later. Don't do it.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
KEEP OUT OF MEXICO

T~ HE JENKINS matter be settled without The A United Saes should keep out of Mexico. Let that distressed sstte Spanish soldiers led by Cortez conquered the nave chiefly because they superousy afraid of the white and terrified by his command of gunpowder The native people intelligent They had high type of civilization much superior stability comfort anything Mexico has since had
 The conqueror away from the native and took it badly that 1000 Spanish families nearly all of it, ranches that hundred square miles, ranches of them big states Underlying all the unrest in Mexico is this rotten land system There will be order there until land titles improved
 That Americans by the unrest ir Mexico is the rest the try should be subjected to great dangers losses and dscom forts.
 When alien casts in his lot with another coun is to the ordinary of affairs there seized the oil lands and has su ferd does that differ principle from the exploitation doing Texas, prohib ton is declared?
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
THE SUBSTITUTE SALOON

0N HOSE GOOD souls who trying to put up made to order substitute in the place of the vanishing saloon
 will do harm They will enjoy themselves, and make place for few persons to play n But substitutes for the loon will not be arrived at by such easy, artificial methods Places in which will spend their time cannot be created out of hand at somebody's order.
 The substitute for the saloon had in fact arrived be- This substitute consists not of thing but number The moving picture house, and had made nroads upon the patronage of the The unchrooms and cof drawing trade the saloon had The mutip cation of outdoor sports another substitute Modern life is complex, offers many for taking time that the substitute will take of itself.
 What wanted in the saloon precisely what they got there drink. will be such thing saloons without drinks with kick in them Here and there somebody will conduct experiment but it won't spread
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
SOCIALISM IN FRANCE


H> ULLER RETURNS from France not favorable to
 the idea of public reaction from the principles dica economies smaller number of radical deputies have been chosen but the popular vote to have increased 100000 The decrease radical change in the election laws. Italy shows the drift The Socialists with 155 members will be the leading party Chamber of Deputies In Belgium the is marked for the Socialists received 64OOO about sixteenths of the vote for all other parties
 It is not the number of representatives pap ticuar election which marks the growth popular men It is the number of votes cast Just growing of for suffrage and the increasing prohibition forms in this country the impending socialism Europe displayed the ballot box The phenomena which will the most careful attention of thoughtful
Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
THE STANDARD BEARER

OW THAT Senator Lodge has got his l & where he ma them a issue. he must know whom he wants for standard bearer that will lead the battle There better than Lodge. All the dis sent will follow him; he should the Chinese the vote the groups which think in foreign rather than in American terms
 Our candidate for president the Republican ticket is Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts.
 Let him if he get the Massachusetts which his party has declared for the tions by party enactment And let him think happened Democratic party the election dates anti-treaty platform.