Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1915, Page 4

TH® BEE..OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTORER. . 2, 1915. @ ANDREWS BXPLAINS |™““seats venensrion” | Sundayisms at the Tab as SUNDAY HURI;JSFIYHSTO 2 ’"fim— & — E j ABOUT THE BADGES Caught by Our Staff Artist| ..o\, | THORMEQ | : e | —_— |G, e T s o 5 1516.18.20 FARNAM STREET. J Holds Self Blameless. ; “"vm’l‘l:.l’: about to the other citizens of} ] (From a md{*(:;:—mnpnndonl.\ | :.‘\v:;u'.l ‘\w':w:w::y? "‘w“»'yr .«‘.::“(':.:..p::} : WASHINGTON, Oect. 1.—(S8pecial Telegram.)-—S8ince the parade of the Grand Army of the Republic along Pennsylvania avenue on Wednesday that he thought more of him | every time he met him. Then he intro- | duced Rodeheaver, with this remark: | elaring Rody Toots the Horn. in commemoration of the historic re- 1 “Before I say what I'm going to, may- view of the veterans of Grant and ' be ‘;md) m: h«H;r Iun‘l‘“l‘h" l-;lnd' R Rody remarked that y" Sunday | =2 BRetiaen’s armies in the spring of |liked Omaha and in his speeches and \ 1866, the visiting ‘“vets” and their | | conversation had praised this eity more - | wires and women riends from No. . than sny other In the last five years oats or t e ots braska, have been sightseeing with a | Then Rody got part of the crowd to vengeance. They have gone every- where, every department of the gov- ermnment has done its level best to treat the Boys in Blue as national heroes and there is not a man among them who will say that Washington has not more than fulfilled its pledge to them. While there have been some mistakes, notably the fallure of the citizens' com- mittee in charge of the reception to Presi- dent Wilson, properly to fill the great auditorium at Camp Emery with mem- bers of the Grand Army of the Republic and the confusion at the White House reception yesterday afternoon, over the badges which many visitors claimed had been #old to them, In a broad and general #ense the arrangements have been well wight perfect. Padge Incident Explained, Ex-Auditor W. B. Andrews of Hastings, whose wife was chairman of the general committes, having in charge ita recep- tion and whose work in behalt of the ‘women's assoclation, has been of the most praiseworthy character, today issued a | statement in regard to certain badges that had been wsold to the visitors as fdentification badges with the under- standing that they would admit them to #ee the president. Mr, Andrews' state- ment follows: “No badges were given out with the authority of Mrs. Andrews or by the badge committes except to delegates and clubs and the Daughters of the American Revolution as a means of identification 2irs. 2.D.Cameron HEAD OF NEWTHOT | ' CHURCH ARRESTED | Archbishop New Lecturer at Pan- ama Exposition, Charged with Misuse of Mails. SELLS DIPLOMAS AND BOOKS SAN FRANCISOO, Cal, Oect. 1.— Dr. Newo Newl New, who for moaths has lectured at the Panama-Pacific exposition In the role of archbishop of the Newthot church and president of the Newthot university, was ar- rested today by federal officers charged with using the mails to de- fraud. Marie Tully Graham, his as- sistant at the exposition, was de- tained by the officers as a witness. Both were found at Dr, New's apart- ments. The alleged “archiblshop” was presented with & bronze commemorative medal by Joseph M. Cumming, secretary to the president of the exposition on August 2§ in ceremontes that celebrated ‘‘National Newthot Sclence Day” at the exposi- RELIGION ReGeneraves THE Soul * FooD For THOVGHT ' A killed in an automoblle accident near Vir- ginia, this county, was taken to his home at Elk Oreek, Neb, today for interment. Trude was employed on the farm of Frank Schults, In whose automoblile he of court, which convenes October 7, were distributed by District Thursday. There are 120 cases on the docket, & number of which have been setled. Of the cases to be tried there are vierk Lenhart | | singing the chorus of ““Brighten the 4‘or-t ner.” | Bunday talked in his best and most | | vigorous style, though he sald he had considered not coming and had felt like the woman who desired to change her | testimony in a lawsuit, “She told the judge,” said Mr. Sunday, ‘Sir, that lawyer flustrated me so much | |that I sald I was 42 years old. But| | that's my bust measure. I'm only % | years old.’ “I am not only a preacher, but a busi- neseman,” sald “Billy" Sunday, ‘“and |the most practical thing I¢know is { the religion of Jesus Christ.” Ages 2 colors sunitable for juveniles. | No Retreat for Sunday. funday handed out the following re- | marks concerning morality in business eriticlsms of himself and his own atti- | tude toward his critics In my life there will not be one inch | of retreat or compromise with the forces |ot evil. “Sin s so powerful because we don't call it by its right name. We treat it as though it were a cream puff Instead of a rattlesnake, ““The cause of so much Uproar over my sermons is that there is so much truth in them, “In the words of Shakespeare those who stand for evil say ‘Nix on BilL' ‘“There’'s no use going to war on a skunk with Cologne water. “My theology is summed up in one word—help. | “The problem we've got to soive is one of morals, not Intellect. All govern- ments have failed to suppress vice and| ¢5 uplift virtue." Sunday closed his talk abruptly with this remark: “I've simply come down here to hang a new label on old goods.” pattern model. = —_— ( Efforts are being made te locate rel- | From $1.90 to $5.00 | That Boy Needs a New Suit | | 7 to 6 years. Zibelines, Plusgh, Velvets, Cor- duroy and Chinchilla are the materials which come in $4.50, $5.95, $6.50, $8:50, $10 Winsome Millinery to Frame Little Faces Every good children’s style, from |/ the plain tailored to the hand-made Let us help you to pick one out that will stand the wear and tear he’s sure to give it and one that ) will look right on him, pleasing you and pleasing the boy. In a word— a “Sampeck” |8 of membership in the order, tan waa riding when he met his death “ thirty-four appeal, fourtéen divorce cases fl“""- The coroner will hold an in- . quest. | o O 10 Authostty, Both men and women are alleged by | The bar dockets for the October term|and seven suits for damages. b { i “So far ax Mre, Androws and the badge |(he Eovernment to have been victimised = = With an extra pair of committes know, no one was Authorized (DY the Newthot advocate. It is alleged - - n to each suit, 43 to use the badges for any except he chlnl'fldd'ldm f(:r I‘C:Il‘r:w{ in ud\;n:var- ———— re—— T—————— " B \eutinoation. membership, Onty 8000| 81ty Which i not exis or & diploma 3 A 2 0 RIS E Eres wore ondured and received.by.the 838 1 B0 W ST Xawtiot Soleats. Grand Prize, Prlmmn-hafic Exposition Grand Prize, Panama-California Exposition 5 $5 $650 $750 slo k .| Branches of the cult were es ) " 3 & 3 e gioen out orior 15 ‘yesterday |bY Dr. New in New York, Chicao, Phil- San Francisco, 1915 San Diego, 1915 ’ YPV—y ¥l —y i morming. y adelphia and recently in Los Angeles and “ by “Mra, Andrews and other women of her | Seattle, it is alleged, and every city of For Flavor and Quality Whi much size in the country is sald to have e e thas ity pers|boon evangelized. Dr. New operated in wons wearing badges Boston In 190 as head of the Newlife 0 church. 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Sarah Bern- | hardt, the countess of Warwick, Prince George of Greece and the Cuarina Alex- | andria of Russia. | . - Ll is just right It has the delicious taste and natural color of high-grade cocoa beans; it is skilfully prepared by a perfect mechanical process; with::t the use of chemicals, flavoring or artificial coloring matter. It is pure ;":d wl‘:‘o‘lve:.nme. confor@ing to all the National and State Pure CAUTION: Get the genuine with our trade-mark on the package. Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. Hats and Caps to Match the Suits 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 "\ ./ REG. U, 8, PAT, orr. . Paul Elected Head of Federation of Women's Clubs Sected vy the Pederatas Worems Clovs| MICHALEC NOT GUILTY " e e H ey B M OF STEALING HORSE | N. Paul, St. Paul; vice president, Mrs. FREMONT, Neb, Oect. 1.-(Special.)- George N, Beels, Norfolk; recording unc- . Mrs. M. D. Cameron, Omaha; corresponding secretary, Mre, J. Rowan, | —Joe Michalec was sequitted of the £ ; treasurer, Mre. J. W. Babcock, | charge of stealing a horse belonging to ; suditor, Mrs. W. H. David- | Dave Herman of Nickerson a month ago. ; delegates to biennial | Michalec on the stand told the jury he | in York City next May,|s#old the horse at Schuyler for a friend, T. J. Gist, Falls City; B. B.|to whom he paid the money. When ar , Fullerton; ¥, A. Long, Madison;| rested east of Schuyler Michalec had . Cameron, Omaha; J. H. Bell, York; |$5 in bills sewed in his clothing. Heé | J. Bdholm, Omaha; Romine, Chad-|sald he dld not know the horse was| Mead, York; alternstes, Mes. | stolen whe t sold it. | Omaha; Clemons, Fremont; ) v AR vid City; D. D, Andrews, St Notes from Beatrice. | ; Welsh, Gothenburg; Humphrey,| BEATRICE, Neb, Oct. 1.—(Special)—| Verdon; Ackerman, Alnsworth; Moore, |/C. H. Honke of the Plymouth vicinity has Atkinson; Orris, Stanton. A flold of 150 acres of corn two miles | Hustings gets the next convention. south of Plymouth that he says will yleld e —— close to seventy bushels to the acre. He| xa'm‘gh wm Not predicts that Nebraska will produce the Run for Treasurer Dbigkest crop of corn this fall that it has n twelve yeass, Toe body of John Trude, who was FAIRBURY, Neb., Oct. 1.—(Spectal)— Dan Kavanagh, a prominent hardawre merchant of this <ity, hss refuted » statement that he would be . candiate ! for stae treasurer agalnst George E. Hall, present democratic encumbent, at the iny You Siwuld Buy Omaha Real Estate H ff | I THE COLD WEATHER GASOLINE i RE e ] And Buy It NOW! Right now the Real Estate dealers of Omaha are offering some very choice lots within 16 minutes’ ride from the heart of the city. Do you realize that it will only be a short time before you will be willing to pay twice as much as they are asking now? 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