Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1915, Page 2

e TV T R T EN THOUSAND AD Speaker Predicts All High Schools | and Colleges Will Have Courses in Advertising Soon. MONSTER PAGEANT TONIGHT | CHICAGO, June 21.—Men whose writings bristle on the advertising pages of the nation’'s publications gathered here today from every state MEN VISIT CHICAGO in the country to attend the eleventh annual convention of the Associated Advertising clubs of the world. There were 10,000 delegates here, it was estimated, including hundreds from Canadian cities. Oscar Rozier, pres- ident of the Ad elub of Sidney, Aus- tralia, was among the foreign dele- gates. The convention will continue over Friday. Chlef among the meet- ings foday was a reception for Wil- liam Woodhead of San Francisco, president of the association, reports of officers and addresses of welcome. | Tonlght there will be & monster adver- firing pageant in which 8,000 persors are $xpected to march. One hundred and | fifty floats representing allegorical roenes in American history anll twenty brase bauds will be in the parade. The amount . «xpended on the spectacle is more than $109,000, | The delesations were to be arrayed in | multi-colored uniforms and were to have | © ministure menagerle as mascots. The | Texas delegation of 30 brought a croco- | dile led In a silver leash. The California | delegation had a small brown bear. There were 90 persons In the delegation from lowa. Within the next five years all high nchools, business colleges and universi- ! tlew undoubtedly will include advertising a8 a part of their courses, according to | Lieweliyn E Pratt of New York City, chairman of the educational committee. ks “There are now twenty-six Institutions of higher oducation offering courses in advertising,” Mr. Pratt sald in his re- port. “Of schools and Young Men's Charistian associations there are forty-one i conducting regular classes in advertising. Frank Leroy Blanchard of the educa- tiohal committee in his report makes th prediotion that before another decade ha: passed a knowledge of the principlos and | L+ bractices of advertising will be nmal Just as essential to the Intellectual equip- LATEST PHOTO OF LEO M. FRANKPicture made just before hearing on application for clemency began. I'UKSDAY, N KAISER ASSUMES COMMAND OF HIS (Continued from Page One.) Tef. intention of Bave no Austro-German lines from Lemberg the their allles are making such an advance as will shortly permit more active opera- tions in the sphere occupled by the British army. The French advance north of Arras, it ls thought here. must have pushed the Germans into a narrowed front which will render some of their masses of troops comparatively Inef- fective. The gains in Alsace show that the Prench are drawing close to the area of permanent German fortifications. The arrival at the bedside of Sultan Mehemed of Prof. James Adolph Israel, the German specialist, indicates that earller reports that the sultan was suf- fering from a mild attack of catarrh did not show his real condition. The faot that the sultan was unable to make his customary Friday visit to the mosque last weok showed that his lliness was not slight, as such an omission is considered justified only by extreme necessity. French War Office Report. PARIS, June ?2.—The French War office this afternoon issued a statcment on the progress of mostilities reading: “In section to the north of Array we yesterday made further progress m the airection” of Sourchez by the occupation o* several trenches and by drawing near to the northwest side of the village. ““There was an artlllery engagement which lasted all night long near Dom- rhiere, which 1s to the west of Pernone. An attack on the part of the enemy, which had been preceded by the explo- slon from three mines, was stopped short Ly the fire of our artillery and our In- fantry. “On the heights of the Meuse in the sector of the Calonne trenches we inain- tained all our gains in spite of a counter | | o'clock in the morning | “In Lorraine near Reillon we have fol- ARMY IN GrALICIAE ot | to the last, or have pr e main |re defensive lines on P | reached by the Germanic forces. With |, | Jess than a score of miles separating the | [P ptimaet et factner 13 Bt ob- | wevo comveied Wk cuminest, W e I} foud Bere in all waist sizes, 24 to 36. pervers that the latest Russian communi | The aternational arvester compan ¢ Y M ! cation hardly indicates such an over ‘”,::'lr: ',”\, ieory ”,,,,M\ celered ,‘)» White go]fine and Wh]te cotton gabal‘dlne whelming success as their obponents |y ascket for r sent. by (he- #0s - - claim, aithough It is admitied (WC the | yreme court, This postpones & decision | skirts. Special Values - - - - $6.75 Y Preal Makink | A wenk e e court aeeived o ve-|| - Palm Beach Suits - - $5.95, $6.50, $7.50 —_r and German A P e | N0UnComent. was made todky to indicate | T v N o "\""‘{ ' jwhy is haq reversed itself. The appeals | . attack of great violence delivered at 4| {Caminetti Case Will Be Reviewed | by Supreme Court| ourt today reconsidercd | the convic Thompson—Belden & Co. The supreme denial F. Drew “ The Vogue of the Separate Skirt The very much sought for styles of white golfine and cotton gabardine are to be pinetti of »f violating the whit M the Mann jaw did not apply to ; contend, a case where the element of commercial- ized vice was absent Fragments of Bomb ! Which Destroyed the Nebraskan Are Here| NEW YORK, June fl.—Fragments of the tordedo or mine which damaged the American steamship Nebraskan off the southern coast of Ireland in May wers | in possession of the State department at Washington today. They arrived here | Your choice of any suit, irrespective of former price— $11.75, $14.75, $21.75 The Store for Shirtwaists Dainty Summer Blouses $1.00t0$3.95 $2.00 All-Silk Tub Crepes Now $1.39 Yd. There’s nothing so good for waists and dresses, for men’s serterday in a mail pouch from the . s T Sy ot Tade LR shirts and summer outing wear; pretty stripes, dainty col over by the American steamship New ors - - - - - - - $1.39 a Yard Ycrk. The pleces of metal were sent to be examined by experts in hops that they could determine definitely whether the Nebraskan was blown up by a mine or a torpedo. Captain Roberts of the New York said he varied the course of that steamer at loast twenty miles on each trip when passing the southwest coast of Ireland to avold submarines. AUTOMOBILE DRIVER IS FINED HUNDRED OGAN, Ia., June 21.—(Special)—Ater entering a plea of guilty to the charge of neglecting to stop, give his name and number of car and assistance If neces- sary, Judge Thomas Arthur fined 8. A. Myers $100 and costs here Saturday aft- | ernoon for smashing the John I. Rowe carriage Sunday evening, June 13. $1.25 All-Silk Imported Pongee 79¢ Yard 34 Inches Wide They are real imported goods. For auto coats, dresses or outing garments there is nothing better, for they will stand any amount of tubbing. Palm Beach Dress Goods 65¢ Yard Plenty of the real Palm Beach Suiting here—the popular fabric for separate skirts, outing skirts and garments of all kinds, A Fashion Expert representing McCall's Patterns and Publications ment of & young man who is to follow a 1t 1s also stated that Mr. Myers settled with Jchn 1. Rowe and Mr. McGavern for smashing their carriages Sunday evening at Missouri Valley. Though Mr, Rowe did not know the Will be at our pattern department June 21 to 23 to ex. plain to the women of Omaha the unequaled merit of these celebrated patterns and publications, McCall’s Magaszine, 50c a year, or 3bc if you purchase a 16c pattern. McOall’s Quarterly, 5¢ a copy if you buy a pattern, lowed up our advantages. The entire tirst line of the enemy has been occu- pled by us along a front of 1,500 yards. At the end of the day a strong enemy column endeavored to deliver a counter attack, but was dispersed, the enemy | Griver of the car when his carriage was having abandoned this ground. All the|Smashed, yet a splinter of an automo- ¥ Germian trenches occupled by us are|Plle spoke gave Sheriff M. D. Myers a and condemnation, but I cannot stand!gound to be full of bodies. We took|¢lue and he followed up the clue and the constant companionship of an accus-| gbout twenty prisoners. found the automobile in an Omaha gar- Ing conscience which would remind me| “In the vicinity of Mount Bonhomme, in | 8¢ and later the owner northwest of 18 GOMMUTED BY GOVERNOR SLATO! (Continued from Page One.) ters urging clemency for Frank were presented to the commission. In opposi- tion to the application there were fllod a { letter from Solicitor Dorsey, who prose- | in every thought that I as governor of v e Missourl Valley. b aTont Taas 30 Ralee O dastory foa | g ¥ governor of | {ne Vosges, we have taken by assault 2 RN AR (3 TRTIRS & AT ¢ OIS © AT ) AR 6 UL Pl Contg-voy ‘: -: . -ehroni '-:: cuted Frank, and a protest from citisens | Georgla falled to do what I thought to|(he eastern spur of Mount Calvary, made ro 4 A s meeragare bt ¢ b it St it T ol Mary | U0 right, progress oh the nelghboring hills and |" ' found the doublo inner doors locked, all o “""“'.m':.:‘ .e;:an::mm»n !‘,‘l‘l'un R Tar DEVT ASea [ e W0 FRP KV (the Shpeapctes to| the , recommended able doubt and absolute certainty’ for orciropff e ' village of Bonhomme. . :‘n- iy M"‘:“-:'“'"‘:“x Frank's counsel, prior to the clemency | which the law provides In allowing 11fe| *We continued to make progress in the e i 'u" e gl wes stiangied wes found imprisonment instead of exccution. This| valley of the Fecht, and we have gone L R R e s o A e ket b down. T s e coma ot e 72| \TDIiON the Same ractor T Syrege e e vasenant |or Bave the verdict set saids. The federal trial judge doubted. Two judges of the|the southwest the hand-to-hand fighting M a o B e the Nod Aremmatt | atriot court refused 1o grant & writ of state supremo court doubted. Two judges | is continuing. Here we also have gained |, In the expectant mother's mind there . E tacteacd the . ll.m bean corpus and the United States su- | O the United States wupreme court|ground and taken 150 prisoners, among is no limit to what the future has in store, § o ned to t s writ of | d0UBled. One of the three prison com-| whom are four commissary officers and and yet during the pe- i e i Frank's srant & writ of | ;o ionary “doubted, eleven under officer; oo G ] i Apeoy contended *In my Jadgment by granting a_com« g s e’ the| mrutation in this case I am sustaining the : : L S o fur. th Jndes and the ampie o | KASAS River is : AT s nd a e same time am discharging et e TR s Gl Sy Sevhiening The world’s greatest exhibit the state constitution.” Falling at Topeka — of power farming machinery apply it as need- ed, and at once feel a sense of rell Mothers who bave learned all 1! T T T R KANSAS CITY, 21.~While t MINISTER SULLIVAN Kasaes river was riciag today Coe, Josu IS DECLARED UNFIT | weather bureau took a hopeful outlook INCLUDIN whoniis on the flood situation. Unless there are omfort, restful o WASHINGTON, June 2l.—James M.|further heavy rains, the observer sald, |a calm mind and pleasant anticipation. d Sullivan, Amerlcan ministér fo the danger of serious damage had passed. |use it with your own hand, ractors an ows Dominican republic, is held to be tempera- The Kansas river here stood at 3.7 feet | this morning. Despite showers during the night, the same stream fell more than a foot at Topeka and government officlals de- | clared the water would continue to re- cede in the absence of fresh precipita- tions. | No new rises were reported along the upper reaches of the Kansas river throughout the state of Kansas. mentally unfit for his office by the re- port of Benator Phelan, who conducted an investigation into charges. It s understood the report, however, finds the minister s not gullty of any illegal or dishonest acts. President Wilson has finished reading the report and it will " | be made public soon. Meanwhile officials declined to discuse it. TWO AMERICANS ARE ARRESTED IN RUSSIA WASHINGTON, June 21,—Joha Reed, an American war correspondent, and ‘Board Robinson, an artlst, are under arrest at Kholm, Russia, for having en- WILL BE HELD AT Fremont, Neb., August 9-14 Under the Auspices of the Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, and Fremont Commercial Olub, 1,000 Acres of Stubble Located just west of Fremont on the Lincoln will be plowed, harrowed, disced, etc., at the rate of two The few persons who were in the rail- way station at the time falled to recog- nise him and it was more than an hour ———— An Award that Speaks Volumes. Golden State, Bxtra Dry Champagne, was awarded the “Grand Prix" at the (Panama-Pacific International exposition. This makes the fourth “Grand Prix" for this famous Champagne. produced by the Itallan Swiss Colony, Asti, Cal E i i : i . was shivering ing and told tered tha military none withous permis- i % : . acres each minute. # :: Le made to the wirl and farm. Frank was not band- |#on. Ambassador Marve at Petrograd Department Orders. | g 2 3 £ o *o."-tnnh her too reported their detention today and ashed| WASHINGTON, June 21.—Special Tele- This is the most important agricultural event in the | something @i not know Frank's sentence been commu- | 10T Information which would establish DR R et Soby | EE 7 —|§ state outside of the State Fair g e ot ke '.“,. Sherift n‘:“-..:: ashed. their status and secure their release Th:immman'cj&m' currenoy has re- | S b # ope X Tt i o . celved the api on of the mers | < A very wi e i i it v tuna Mat euld the choritt, e S m?:‘ SR, Vit e | - fm Al }:u tractor short course will be ocon- ,":“k n'mmo‘m Yy mfl.:u “It bas for the tme belug et least” | WASHINGTON, tune fi-sie Cecl |with o capital of ®a0m | ucted free eac moring at headgua.rters. Interesting (haee o hond a4 the sad the harir with considarsble sm- | GET, S Mooy c:fl'.,“"gr ‘&1":: dous City: Neb, Ly ,,”.’..d‘,',..f’.‘}“.‘,i' lectures. 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