Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 21, 1915, Page 9

Kow IN AURORR OVER REVIVALIST meipa] of High School Criticises s Teachings and People Support Her. BUT MINISTERS ARE SILENT AURORA, Neb, Nov. 20.—(Special)— ‘The Mimisterial assoclation of the city ©of Aurora has been confronted with a rr‘.‘:‘- which bids wel) to create a well det ‘break in religlous circles and whish Has already caused a wave of in- dignation to sweep amopg the citizens hérd, | An evangelist by the name of Kirkland, who is an imitator 4f the style and meth- od# of “Billy” Sunday in his preachings, is the hornet around which the storm cemters. A short time ago, After one of KirKland's sensational sermons, Miss Kathieen G. Hearn, principal of the Atrora High achool, wrote letters to members of the Ministerial assoclation requesting that assoclation to send Kirk- laid from the city on the grounds that | the svangelist “is sowing in the ears of the children the meeds of vileness and wl and under the cloak of re- i ls preaching not Christ, but Kirk- lahd.” Miniaters Are Silent. No ackmowledgment of the letter was made by the Ministerial assoclation and it Is understood no action has been taken Following the composition of the letter the evangelist Is sald to have several times taken occasion to refer indirectly in his public addresses, or at least by inuendo, to Miss Hearn in denunciation. Tt is also asserted that Kirkland has not d the alleged offensive speech and méthods, but has, on the contrary, em- phasised them. Two weeks after Miss Hearn sent her lettér to the ministers a petition was circulated among the business men of Aurora, and it is sald it was signed by practically every man to whom it was presented, This petition asks that the Ministerial association make public a stitement which shall express either ap- proval or disapproval of the views ex- pressed by Kirkland with regard to the character of the high school principal. Citisens Roused. ‘The assoclation continues to remain siient In this matter also. It is known the evangelist when he came to Aurora asked the local clergy to remain silent it they were unable to approve of his d But the degree of forbearance whigh ‘the ministers are maintaining is beyomd' the understanding of the citisens of the éity, Critiolem of Kirkland has been almost general throughout the town. He iy called & mere ‘‘muckraker” by many and by te a ‘“‘cheap imitation of ‘Billy’ Sun- " The Aurora Republican of recent date prints an editorial which is entitied “A Travesty on Religlon,” in denuncia- tion of Kirkland's methods and the news- Paper appears to have expressed the soniti- ment of the entire population. Clark Sees Wilson: Is Not Committed to All Defggse Details SHINGTON, Nov. 0.—~Champ Clark, r of the house, told President Wil- n todey that he favored a national de- ence ‘rogram within reasopable limits. He said he had not committed himself to the detalls of the administration’s pro- posed Arwiy and nacy increase because W& had not thoroukhly considered them, but that he belleved the coming congress would work out satisfactory legislation. | “1 only talked to the president for a few minutes,” sald tho -speaker after leaving the White House. “We briefly disoussed the afmy and navy program that bas besn proposed. 1 frankly sald that 1| would be in favor of legiglation which would assure reasonable defense fot the eeuntry against any possible enemy. I aid not go into details. For one thing I think that thefe might be difficulty in working out the plan for raising the so- called continental army, but I am confl- dent that the congress will work out a genecral scheme of increased defenses which will be satisfactory to everybody." Bpeaker Clark said he proposes to in- troduce 4 bill to double appointments to Weit Point and Annapolis, and also to make it possible for any qualified youth to attend elther institution at his own expense and at actual cost. Hudson Maxim Urges Big Army and Navy KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 20.—Hudsom Maxim, Inventor and authority on high explosives; Willlam Hale Thompson, mayor of Chicago, and Henry Dodge Estabrook of New York delivered the ad- dresses of honor hére tonight at the an- nnal John Jay dinner of the Kansas City Commercial club. The immediate preparation of a large ermy and navy was advocated by Mr. Maxim, who declared their need '‘from every senme of obligation, from every sensé of economics and from every sense of duty and religign.’ Leap from Coach Kills Film Villain SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Nov. 20.-A leap from a stage coach whoge horses were supposed to be running aAway cost the life today of Leslle Reed, & moving picture actor, agéd 2. Reed made the jump while impersonating a viilain SUIT FCR BIG DAMAGES HAS BEEN DISMISSED AUBURN Neb. N 20 —(Bpecial. ) ‘The district court for N alia county convened again wiih Judge J. E. Begley of Papilllon on the bench. In t case of Melninch against Coline, alleging | libel, & n to require the plaintiff to give security for costs, Mr. Meluinen having moved to Kansas City, Mo., since | | the commencement of the suit, was sus- | tained, and Mr. Mclninch declining to give tha security the case was dismissed A jury was empaneled in the case of Fred G. Hawxby against James Sparks, | and yesterday afternoon returned a vers | dict for the plaintiff for 350 The jury in the case of Coryell azsinst | Willilams returneq a verdiet for the de- fendant. This suit was for the b h | of & contract to eell corn. Plaintff | claimed that Part of the contract was | that he was to pay 4 telephone call and this todk the case out of the statute. De- | fendant denied the phone call was part | of the contract, but admitted the aale of the corn, and that he knew the plaintitf had resolg it. Corn had advanced be tween the time of making of the sgle and the time of deliv Read Them Every Day. It Will Pa The Bee Want Ads in The Bee (ferman Reports of Disorders in India Denied by British LONDON, Nov. 0.—~The Indian office today made formal announcements that German press statements circulated in foreign countries regarding disorders in In@a are absoiutely unfounded. The announcement shecifically denies the re- port that a revolt has broken out any where In India, or that Brahmins, Bud dhists and Mohammedans have united to make aifficulties for the “detested Enk- lish,”" as stated from Gorman sources Dental lkewise 1s glven to the s tion . that the rajah of Bhaglur h headed any uprising. or that grave dis ovders already have occurred in Bombay Madras, Bahpur, Alahaba and Maspur, or that rebels have interfered with the de- parture of native troops, causing the British troops to retire and hsequently ooccupying their barracks and arsenals “There {8 not a word of truth in these statements, from beginning to end,” the secretary of stato for India announces. “There is no such person as the rajah ot Bhaglpur. If they think Nawab of Bahawalpur is referreq to, he is a minor 11 years of age.” Bicycle Racer Killed By Thirty-Foot Fall CHICAGO, Nov. $0.—In the first of the amateur handicap at the open- ing of the six-day bieycle races tonight, Louis Kuehl was killed instantly on his third lap, when he flew over the rail on the north turn and tumbled thirty feet to the conecrete floor below erman Hoffman, who was leading, started to slip and Kuehle swung high to him, skidding over the. rail Dozen Are Killed by Air Bombs at Udine ROME, Nov. 20.~(Via Paris)—Austrian aviators threw fifteen bombs on Udine, Italy, on Friday, killing twelve people and wounding twenty-seven, according to an offfefal announcement made by the Itallan war office. Another squadron of aeroplanes dropped bombs on Verona and Vicenza, in the Italian province of Vene- tia, and on Grado. POLICE ATTACHES FIRED; avoid VISIT. AN ILLEGAL nssom’ ST. LOUIE, Mo, Nov. ut headquarters, one of them employed in the office of Chief of Police Young, were dismissed from the department to- night as the result of evidence that they had visited an alleged fllegal resort and that one of them had accepted ‘hush money.” The clerks were Isadore Ritter of the ehlef’s office; Emmet Collard and Tom Egan. AGED TEAMSTER SERIOUSLY HURT IN FALL FROM WAGON Taylor Bansbury, eged 6 years, a team- ster lving at Tenth and Clark streets, sustained a fracturéd skull when he was thrown from his wagon In a run- away, just as he was nearing his home last evening. He WX found by Mike Toth, a nelghbor boy. Dr. Charles Zimmerer and Dr. Charles Shook who attended him say it is doubteful whether he will Mve. 20.~Police | Sergeant Wm. Harrison ang three clerks | THE OMA HA SUNDAY BEE: WAR COUNCIL T0 | MEKT IN LONDON |Next Conference of Allied Chiefs Will Be Held in British Capital. |RUSS AND ITALIANS TO JOIN| | . PARIS, Nov. 20.—The next meet- | ing of the allied war council will be keld in London. It is likely the Rus- sian and Italian governments will designate representatives to attend | this council. One session of the war counell in | Paris this week was held at the for-| eign office and another, presided | over by President Poincare, at the | Flysee palace. In addition the sev- | eral members of the French and Brit- » |i1sh committees had long consulta- | tions apart Premier Asquith, who is acting tem. | porarily as war secretary, conferred with the French war minister, General Gal- lieni: A. J. Balfour, first lord of the Brit- | 1sh admiralty, with Admiral Lacassee, | French minister . of marine; Premier Briand, who is In charge of the French forelgn portfollo, with Sir Edward Grey, British foreign secretary, and Afbert lThomn& French under secretary of war | for munitions, with David Lloyd George, | British munitions secretary. i It is understood that an understanding has been arrived at in regard to various | subjects and energetic action 1s expected to result Charity Federation For Omaha is Urged By Welfare Committee A movement looking toward the fed- eration of the various charities in Omaha ond the inetallation of a budget system of ‘handlink Yinances, has béen started. A committes to consult with the heads of the various charities in Omaha with regard to such a plan was appointed at |moon by the welfare committee of the Commercial club, 'Ancona Captain Gives His Story of Disaster LONDON, Nov. 20.—A dlspatch to the Dally Telegraph from Milan gives the deposition of Captaln Massardo of the | Italian steamer Ancona, which was re- |cently sunk in the Mediterranean by a r8ubmarine. The deposition was taken by<q a commission for the Italian government. The deposition says that the submarine kept firing at the Ancona as it ap- proached, The oecupants. of the tirst boat were panic stricken and were drowned when the boat capsized. The submarine, says the deposition, only | stopped firing when it was within 200 yards of the liner. By then nearly afl aboard were in the lifeboats or had Jjumped overboard with lifebelts. The submarine, sald the captain's state- ment, discharged a torpedo, hitting the | Ancona between the first and second | water compartments. It was then that the underwater boat hoisted a large Aus- trian flag, says the deposition. Read Them Every Day, It Will Pay) The Want Ads In The Bee Ida Grove Trims 4 Lake City Eleven, | Fourteen to Six| 2. —(&peoial | IDA GROVE, Ta, Nov Telogram )—With Fullback King, Half- | back Biner and Guards Clouss and Jen fen, of the regular Ida Grove foot ball! team on the side lines and thelr places filled by substitutes, 1da Grove defeated Lake City this afternoon, 1t to 6 Barly in the third quarter it looked | ke the game would end in a Fow ns| Lake City refused to accept a penaliza- | tion of half way to thelr goal and banish- | ment of Tackle Wright for slugeing. It was claimed that Wright had been prev- fously warned twice to desist Lake City woored first, a long forward | pass to Cochran paving the way. 1da| Grove rallled strong and five minutes had carried the ball the length of the field for a touchdown and added another in the third quarter, just before the game ended Lake City held Ida Grove for downs on their one-yard line. Goodrich made both scores for 1da Grove and Nokes scored for Lake City. Ida Grove ends the sea- son Thanksgiving day with a game with Omaha Commercial Hign school here They have gone through thus far with a uniform 1ist of victories Birthday Gifts ‘ Pour in on Billy SYRACUBE, N. Y. Nov. Telegaram)—-Billy Bunday was 55 years old yesterday. From the time the evan- gellst awoke until he retired, exhausted, but happy after a strenuous day he was not allowed to forget the fact. The first mall this morning brought a deluge of congratulatory letters and cards, one of the former coming from Korea and each succeeding mail was heavier. Syracuseans who were unable to secu messenger boys found the reason in th fact that all were busy carrying telegramn and gifts to Sunday headquarters. A dentist sent a dozen caps of homey. | A butcher sent & turkey, and German | friends sent sauer kraut i The Syracuse - minisferial association | ana newspapers sént roses, These were & few of the many, but the climax came this evening When presentation foliowed presentation. The cheir gave a fountain pen, but floral remenforances predomin- ated, transforming the platform into & rose garden. CONTRABAND. NOTES TO GO TO ALL BELLIGERENTS | WASHINGTON, Nov, protest against the placing of nearly | all articles of commerce on the contra- | band Iists of European belligorents, will #0 to Germany and Austria as well as to Great Britain and its allles In the last note to Great Britain re garding interferences with neutral trade, | Becretary Lansjng gave notice of an in- | tention to make contraband the subject | of a latér communication and prepara- tion of this document already is In pro- gress. Today it became known that when it is forwarded to London virually identical notes wil be dispatched to thé Teutonic allies and to France and Italy. | | | (Specinl 20.—American P aly MASdEE Republic. HT. UI8, Nov. I)-—;. ‘E. 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