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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Mayor Smith Departs
For Excelsior Springs
Continued From Pnye One,

his advice, but / will return to
Omaha as soon as l am able and
be ready to again do my part in the
work.
II have no statement to give out
as to the cause that resulted in the
terrible disaster of September 20.
1t could serve no useful purpose nor
benefit til. city of Omaha for me to
make any such statement. What
Omaha needs now is better law OBJ
servance and social and industrial
peace and tranquility. If we can
have these, we need not worry over
the degree of business prosperity
that will follow. There will be
enough fer all of us.
Says All Should Unite.
IT do want to urge, however, that
all organizations, associations, CIVIC
societies, newspapers and citizens
generally, unite in an effort to bring
about a higher standard of law and
order; uohold the hands of all Of
ficials, whether state, county or city,
who are charged with the duty and
responsibility of enforcing the laws,
protecting life and property, detect
ing and exposing vice. and crime, and
bringing criminals to justice.
Especially should we try and in
still in the minds Of the Young men
and boys of this city that vice and
crime must be and will be exposed;
criminals of all degree must be and
will be punished, that the courts of
this state are organized for the trial
and punishment of those charged
with crime, and those courts have
never vet failed in their duty. 1t is
to be hoped that never again will the
mob try to usurp the province OF
the courts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
INQUISITORIAL
BODY EXAMINES
MANY WITNESSES
Special Grand Jury to Probe
Riots Now at
Work.

The special grand jury inpanelled
Wednesday to return indictments in
the court house, riot cases. settled
down to business yetterday in the
large room adjoining court room
No. 3, fourth floor of the court
house.
George Tingeley was appoir ted
specias jury bailiff and is ON duty
outside the door constantly.
The grand Jury determines its own
hours of work, 1t is. in fact, SUI
perior to the district court itself
and ..akes orders from nobody.
Numerous witnesses were sum-
moned yesterday and entered the
jury room.
Deputy County Attorney Sla-
baugh represented the county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
TIASHEy zHou FIIMIA AND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TO-DAY.

A LICE JOYCE, starring il tn.
"A photoplay THE Winch ester
\ Woman" which opens two
day run at the Strand. begin ling
today, plays the role of woman
who has BEEN tried for murder, is
acquitted and leaves for a distant
city to live down the disgrace. A
playful and ordinary house cat takes
a conspicuous part in the play, II
being the function of the cat to tip
over an ink we'll on the desk of an
ancient hotel, wherein certain cru,
cial incidents of the story occur. II
is picture of high dramatic art and
most interesting.
Sun-"The Other Hail. now be-
ing shown at the Sun, is built on
the adage that half the world doesn't
know how the other half lives. It
it a picture of more than ordinary
interest in this day of business
stress and unrest and continues to
draw large audiences. The picture
will continue at this theater today
and Saturday.
Rialto-Little he knew where
those tracks would lead. But some
one had slain his brother. and grim
ly he followed the trail-to ven
geance-to death--to love, did VIM.
S. Hart. as Buckskin Hamilton. "a
desert guide, in Wagon Tracks" a
photoplay Of western life in the
early days. The public sees Hart
as it loves to see him-as a real,
red-blooded and relentless charac-
ter with honor as his greatest ideal
and bravery his second nature. 1t
is shown for the last times today
and Saturday.
Muse-If your husband objected
to your taste in motor cars. insisting
on one of his own selection, bought
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Americanization Campaign
Plan of Baptist Church

Augmentation Of the foreign
born citizens Of Omaha will be the
feature Of = new campaign OF. the
Baptist City mission in this city,
which is to be conducted under the
leadership Of Rev. A. Under, who
comes to take up this work from the
Ebenezer Baptist church of St.
Louis.
Mr.. Under speaks FIVE languages
and was trained for welfare and COM
rnunity work in the theological SEM
mary at Rochester, N. Y. He will
make his home in this city. His
family will remain in St. Louis until
three OF the children graduate from
the high school there in January.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Man Arrested for Reading
Bee DISCHARGED bV Court

Harry Hallstead, 1904 Burt street,
employee of the Medlock Roofing
company, Florence, arrested Tues
day by Patrolman Ransom, negro,
at Twenty-fourth and Hamilton
streets, for reading The Bee, was
discharged in police court yesterday
by Acting Judge Holmes. The ne
gro policeman declined to appear
against Hallstead because, 1t was
said, no specific charge could be
filed against him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
NeighbOrhOOd Houses.

HAMILTON--4oth ana Hamilton
WIN. DESMOND in THE MINIS
OF HE'LL" and the GREAT GAM
BILE" No, s.
COMFORT-24th and yinton--MARY
PICKFORD in DADDY LONG
LEGS" and ELMO THE NIGH
TY,'' sixth episode. Admission Is
and zoe.
APOLLO-2ath and Leavenworth -
VIVIAN MARTIN in the PETIT
COAT PRIVATE"
GRAND-l6th and Binney-LILA
LEE in "RUSTLING A BRIDE"
and Mack Sennett Comedy, THE
LITTLE WIDOW"
LOTHROP-c4th and Lothrop-MARY
PICKFORD In THE HOODLUM."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Tax Receipts Necessary
if County Record Burned

Records Of payments of county
taxes i'll September were destroyed
in the SQUIRT house fire September %
and County and City Treasurer
Endres says people who claim to
have paid in that. month will have
to produce their receipts or pay
again.
Records of payments of city reg
ular and special taxes September Is,
rs and q were. destroyed also and
persons who cannot show receipts
or checks will be confronted by the
necessity of paying again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Girls Screams Brighten
ProWIer in Pranqe Home

A masked Intruder in the home
Of Garrett Prange, 1886 Woolworth
street, at 8 Thursday morning awoke
Elizabeth Prange, 20 years old. The
girl screamed, and the man left
without taking anything. She said
the intruder had a gun and fash
LIGHT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Louise M. Funk Funeral

The funeral of Louise NJ. Funk
was held yesterday afternoon. Rev.
T. ]. Mackay. rector of All Saints
church, conducted the service at the
Heafey & Heafey chapel. Burial
was in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
U. S. A. Supervisor to Have
Headquarters in Omaha

1t. Col. Reuben Smith, infantry,
who has been assigned as Inspector
and instructor of the fourth district.
will have headquarters at the Oma.
ha recruiting Office, Fifteenth and
Howard streets. Colonel Smith will
have supervision over North Dako-
ia, South Dakota, Minnesota. Iowa.
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri. There are
six districts in the United States.
These army men are sent out by
the War department for the pur-
pose of establishing a uniform sys-
tenn of instruction for the different
recruiting districts.
The want columns contain op-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
Reciprocity Repealed.

Washington, Oct. 9.-Repeal of
the Canadian reeipr act, passed
during the Taft administration and
which became a dead letter because
Canada did not enact similar legis-
lation, was approved by the house
without opposition. The repeal bill
now goes to the senate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10
President DeVaIera Will
Not Come Here in October

President De Valera of Ireland
will not visit Omaha in October as
planned. No hall suitable for his
address can be secured on the dates
desired. The Municipal auditorium
has been rented on that date to the
retail grocers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10

The want columns contain OPP
|portunities Tor everybody,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-10

Muse-1f your husband objected
to your taste in motor cars. insisting
on one of his own selection, bought
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ROOMS wIrn BOARD
BUSINESS SERVICE


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prepared ~ do a. Kinda repairing prompt
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w VAST io make your hut'cnho'es W.
mako them from in inch l,py
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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Demonstration

For Sale. Three slightly used
Tulsa Fours; have been used
as demonstrators. NJ. G.. Lcby,
Ia West Brady. Phone 344O.
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Headquarters for Light
Cars
Very Liberal Terms

70 mako room FOR new ,hcvruIriH
bargains i- used Chcvru'riq and
Forhs Liberal terms on both used
ana now cars
CrE& EyEStNGg ANp SUNDAY
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change household services for room sud /
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ron SALE Dodge stripped da~n $3.50
Ford roadster t2gb Ford touring
Dodge roadster $500 Dodge f,ndcrs -
10 " each Ford tubes s22S Zach.
lhli ford touring bod, tor aud shicld
sl' Auto Salvage as p second
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FOR sALE Model iaO. ~ ,sre, Ch-vro
ls touring lj25 souh E-ood Phone
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nElr MALE on rEMALr

" uIll ar 'N- genera nuusesorl IN
HrN o' three NJ, IVA & NAtrows
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TOR SAl.E -roodp RAssrpErr rsr scf
starter electric lights windshield. tor
leather upholstcttuE. etc. good condition
htce looher. $50 easy terms Will
iAhn hEht l'stcnrrr tr a. uArt nav.
mert tsll this Atterrouu. and cyrnlng,
alter a'l wces rhoue 6saT'l 1870
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with large profits You ,,Ec no chance
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csn Products 20. us American Bldg
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page b, krlN Miller of M.sulnrioU.
b e. aud an assistant of the nav, De-
paripent best hool for rolorri roouir
ever wrliienA over 100 pictures 81 %
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FOR TRAnf Baker Electric car uns.
scrrer toutM With complete charging
outiii VIII trade Tor real estate or
gasoline car. rhotc oSntr. Gl7l
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FOR TRADE Q toom house 10 trade Tor
cst Nov renting Tor ~ So per month
Frer Of al incumhtances phon. eI7I
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WANTED TO BORROW

An unlimited Amount of money on lhud -
ioAn on improved farms IN InL part OF
Oklahoma QUICK SERVICE Low
RATE. long time Interest epAid once
year, can pay al or part any Interest pay.
ment without notice T. A IlLLY 2l2
T,tss Bldg. IL , FOURTH ST Phons
5ll TULSA OKLA
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ROOMS roR RrNr ruRN1sHrp !.

RntlntN = G06 Hrauuhly furnished
sleeping room southeast exposure Phone
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AUTOS ron HIRB 0ARAors

WANTED AUTOMOBILES IA
AuTos soBlLE wANrED--leo acres uu.
derlsid with coal In Newton county, A.
kansas; fine timber. no scrss fine land
balance pasture: coal worth what 4,
asked for land Car must he No / ;
Any good msks roadster preferred
Would trade for Ford and cash. Dr W
d Dawson, HonryettA, okA
WaNrFD- Roadster or S passenger car,
hsya rood stock and cash Phone sS5a
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YOrSG LADY oi college education thor
ough0y experienced 10 general office
~ors desires position Immediately 4 |
references Address , 81 care world
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Locomobilc 3S; Tow n
Car; splendid condition !;
will sacrifice for quick sale,
Address T. +. O'Hara, llO8
Forest street, Kansas City
Missouri.
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ADVERTISING Or rnhlrtv mAn vr.h
r~sspaUer ANT MAJ order Srre-i-a,..
wishes - Connect WITH i've '-m ~
newspaper Nddre,, - cA'e Wo'lt
SITUATION wtNrrp Desire p,. =,
Chauffeur private 'Arry An % years
on colo'et ve' acquainted .a Tu.sa
strong ard ~ rood habit, 4I,vc irivsa
rte-rc.Arro~g loNorohi. and Cadillac
cas Have cadourmruls % former
employers ne1N- permanent place Ad
dress boy ol r,r5 WorrT
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE i3
BUSINESS NEN-N " \ employ
rrr' office ha, Registered '-.'aa,, Or
''' womc0 reference. s',s~ tao office
women 'vn geneva. ,'f.- rrs f~n
romrtorr'sr operators ono p|fh hAra
'rs experience TOO DooAkGnr-s
luINr LADY WArt, position ls h,ut.rrp.
'' "r clerk high .iass .o.a. reference
qgIcA AHt Accurate Ihogc as.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

hANDBO Hsu nrArtrs Crank Release
jusl vhAt urrry ford owner has hecn
waiting for prevents car from Kicking
Get ono TO-DAY Price = Sandhn crank
Release Co. old Ls',rA A',nur. Glaze
more Okls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
FINANCIAL
BusINgss oPpoRrUNIrfEs

D'piN"'" VI N ''''o "
bNRhtR SHOP for sale. 322 West ftrs'
1.'' " ..-------------------.-
/ WANTED buslnsSs location. south OF
honiAN"t' laundry. garage genera
store or any good retail store or hotel
.-' ""' ''i' h.''. n''"F' '''
t'h NNLf roo -h.fr' fArNN.'' "H
,lorh nov ph}ins diIdend Mrs
hSN lt-Nt'Ndsnee street houa
''" l''aN
.'I 'hlNh 'fdli aud tobacco sla.d
h'' u"Nn'N' "Is'l' 'h'AI I'ul ~ D"
'" ~ '"'I.n '"'h 70 CO.. N"u'h'oh
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hNk"t rrh'" rearnE 5000 per month
,V' F-''oo aoNh' .A'e terms
IVA" '"' ''' ""'''''" h."e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

Auro SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS

GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
N'Nbng winter same IS surWrr No car
non and economical, covered be- Z. raj
rhi Unless Nou ucA0 bu,ngl, Ari arr
Whhnr 10 give 10 per cont ROYALTY NOT
ncoessAry 10 AuSwrt Address tss. ,arc
Morld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

HIGHEST PRICES for 'r.1a' -
'lothtns shoes s'i IA" ''.i,,J
HIGHEST prices psl '"- "a
clothing shoes hats etc
.HIGHFsr prices pad '-- m. 'r,.s
hard e'o'HIIS. 'tcfS a.4n -
Qugs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
HOTELS RooMINa Housns

HOTELS and roomug houses Of ali kinds
q the time. Allison Realty. al2 Security
bldg Phone i,lI
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-09
DEATH CALLS COLONEL
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Oyster Bay, N. Y, JAN 9-Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt died in his sleep at AIS this morning. The
end came when no was i'm his room but his valet
The following statement made to the United
Press by DR.. C. w. Faler, Of Oyster Bay, the ply
stefan who last saw the Colonel "Colonel Roosevelt
retired at II last night feeling much BETTER at Ais
this morning he simply ceased to breathe. Death was
caused by pulmonary embolsm.'
This pulmonary emboisn, Dr. Faller explained is
blood cot upon of the arteries of the lungs The flu
neral will be held at Chrsts Episcopal church at Oyster
Bay Rev. George Tamadge will oficiate, intement will
be made at Youngs Memorial cemetery at Oyster Bay Al
the time of his death the only persons at Sycamore Hill
were Colonel Roosevelt his wife and the servants Colonel
Roosevelt spent Sunday evening reading and conVering
with Mrs. Roosevelt and chatting with Dr. Faler who left
him apparently much Improved and in excellent Spirits
He also dictated letters despite of his recent return
from the hospital where he had been suffering with scia
ca and other painful complications but at this time he
seemed to have reganed much Of his old fighting spirit
When Dr. Faer left him he was laughing and called out
good night, most cheerfuly. At midnight he retired
Mrs. Roosevelt sat by his bed until he fell asleep she then
went cher own At Ais the man servant became
DONE Roosevelt dead Mrs. Roosevelt was called and
stood the shock bravey Dr. Faler arrived few minutes
later Colonel Roosevelt lay if still asleep he did not
move bed he died. he lay just as he when his wife
stepped out of the Colonel Roosevelt arrived home
Christmas day from the Roosevelt hospital Immediately
after he died his son. Archie Roosevelt who is in Boston,
was notified. He started for home immediately Saga
grounds after Colonel Roosevelt died. 1t stated that
his physician would make official announcement lated
in the day. Colonel Roosevelt 60 years DID, having
been born Oct e. 1853 He the 26h president OF
the United States becoming president Sept H. 1901 upon
the assassination of VIM Mckinley at Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-09
MOVEMENT NOT ONE OF VIOLENCE

Berlin Jan. 6-BolsheVikisn in Germany IS generally
an intellectual movement with practically violence as
compared with the Russian variety This form of RADICAL
ism is slowly growing in Germany The reason for this
be summed up follows Russian funds are being
spent freely among the workmen and soldiers There is
growing fear that the allied capitalism intends to
plot Germany No employment and lack of food contm,
ues Men out of work and deserers from the army and
navy find very difficult to enough to eat and are
easily influenced by the Bolsheviki.