Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1916, Page 6

IS 0UT THIS WEEK @ifts for Home and Foreign Mis- sions and for Charitable Work Largest in History. FORTY MILLIONS ARE MEMBERS | ¥BW YORK, Jan. 2.-The Federal Council of Churches, Dr. . K. Carroll, | the census expert, as editor, and the Church News arsociation, New York, co- operate this year In reports of Christian pwogress during 1915. The councll jssues next week a Year Book of Churches, a new venture, and from it the following data ooncerning the growth of the princi- pal religious bodles within the Unfted States I8 taken. The assocation furni hes the other interesting data The showing for 1015 is the largest year n the history of churches in America. | The growth of nun.bers I8 not so remark- able, .although encouraging, but the| apiritual condition, the advance in equip- | ment and in methods, the money Kifts for mupport at home and extension | abroad and the leadership of churches | fn vast sums for war and other relief | groves the year to have exceeded all| others, All principal bodies shared in the @cfivity and In the gains. Forty Per Cent Increase. Out of the 100,000,000 population in the Uhited States 337,271 are members of | religious bodies of some kind, or two out of svery five, In round numbers. Accord- year of all bodlos were 645,195, as against sl T0.276 the previous year. This censug ¢x-[to furnish goodl music at little expense pert, following the United States gov-| ernment’s plan some years ago, deductsr 15 per cent in the case of Roman Catho- | provided not only for his organization of Mes for children not old enough to be/f counted as members, actual members and population. Catholie total population, according to officlal data of that church, was 16,300,000, In the case of Lutherans, Dr. Carroll are above those of the officlal Lutheran yoar book, even if the loss be allowed. Latherans say thir churches grew st normal rates last year, Growth by Denominations, The well known Christian bodles have now the membership within the United creased thelr memberships last year as! shown: ( Present Growth lmhrfihl&i in 1916, 1,262, 14,310 as compared with adult mem- to the Red Crons | ‘through the Beiglan, Berblan and £ re Church unity people. Jirte t the end of 1815, and at & meeting of unfonists at the 116, pleased Catholics alike, It is agreed that ! L began back in the Middle Ages. second striking feature, due to the t about in M5, was the sale of Bibles in the lar g i £ supplied by England. Along with the was also the sale abroad music that was composed in America, The war in 1915 completely the sacred music A large extent religloua America the lead as the helped to do In 50 many other GER OF STEA % f E1 E steam coal famine Alsap- ! i Y night there was not m cosl in, the city to last forty-elght hours. Now there to last several days. During " i cars each came in, all loaded with HE Auditorium this afternoon will introduce !two more local moloists, one a vocalist, tng to Rev. Dr, Carroll, the gains last'to the peopls, who are more and more and In some dv--;Dr, A gres to equalize the reckoning between |local fame for his vituoaity, but also will Roman 'Present Miss Grace Poole, who will sing {band. 'The concert will begin at 3 o'clock, | with' the admission price atill at a dime. shows s 10 last year, but his figures | TH® attendance at each of the preceding concerts has been large, and this after- noon it fs thought the Auditorium will be filled, The Firef States as given herewith, and they in-|COrMet Solo, w Boys Shovel Snow M FAMINE IS PASSED | bout as much rapidity as it | THE CHURCH YEAR BOOK Third “Pop’’ Concert to Have Two Soloists with the Band The third of the “pop” concerts at the howing their appreciation of the effort George Green, the bandmaster, has ar. anged this afternoon’s program, and has Ifty-five pleces, but for a cornet solo by D, Laird, who has more than a ‘Ave Marla,” accompanied by the ftull Following {s the program: ‘The Pathfinder of Panama" § Liiane, . SoUsA the comedy opera, ) I Triml he Los 1livan Dr. A, D, Latd, land” (a tone poem)..GiIbert s Trombe” (a trombone lymn o B! Jove nee and Aana) (d) The destruction of Atlantis. Vocal Solo, “Ave Maria™ (with nccom- . Hoffman ; Off Fonfix_lelle Pond the “city by their brogms and shovels and the sriow from the skating pond in the park, When the park men went to the park they found the ‘work nearly all done, ' 4 Commissioner Hummel states he is do- ing his best to get the skating places in condition for today. He will have the ponds In Riverview, ‘Hanscom, Curtiss Turner, Kountse and Miller parks in con- A \ i RECEPTION TUESDAY FOR | REV. AND MRS, A, MARSH N-‘gl Tueaday evening, &t the homo of Mr, and Mrs T. P. Isitt, 23576 California streat, a reception will be held for. Re: copal ehurch, and Mrs. Marsh of the chureh will have chargeé of the event and they invite members and friends. M URN TO. LECTURE R‘r afims DRAMA LEAGUE — Miss Kate McHugh, president of the Drama league, announces a lecture to be &iven by Mr. Coburn of the Coburn play- A Summer's Day Ave Possible If Stuart's Cal- cilum Wafers Are Used for a Short Time After Each Meal, Many people have been heard to say that they used creams and lotions for years without effect, yet after five or Six days of Stuart's Calelum Wafers their complexions were perfectly clear. . Blackheads " Bid of 8‘.‘:‘"’«-:-" | They contain no polsonous drug of any kind, are perfectly harmless and can be taken with absolute freedom, and they {work almost like magie. Calelum Sul {phide, thelr principal Ingredient, s the | greatest blood-cleanser known to science No matter how bad your kin may be, |Stuart's Cdlelum Wafers will quickly {work wonders with it. It's goodby to blackheads, pimples, wone, bolls, rash, eczema and & dirty “filled-up” complex- fon. Stu Calclum Wafers are sold all druggists everywhere. Price #c a x. Send coupon below for a trial pack- night eight tralns of twenty tolage today. {| Free Trial Coupon ¥, A ©o., 331 Stasrt Bldg., Pm nl:.n‘ vu:: At once, by Biarte Calaat Wats Packass. of ers mext Thursday at 4 o'clock, In the city hall. Mr. Coburn will probably talk on the movement of modern drama. Last in Shakespear- Mr. Coburn addressed the year when he played ean repert: High school MAN CAUGHT STEALING COAL udents. HAD BIBLE AND A FLASK When, George and James Stevens, ar. rested for the theft of coal from North. considerable of its spirits. sentenced to ten days. OMAHA SUNDAY western cars, - were brought to police headquarters one of the two was searched and found to have as hia principal posses- sions & pair of spectacles, a much-worn Bible and a flask of lquor that had lost Both were BE! JANU 'GRAIN MEN HAVE HILARIOUS TIN Shie Tinpans At Each Other and Scatter Samples of Garin Over the Room. IN THEIR NEW HOME MONDAY When the Omaha Grain exchange closed its session at noon it bld a most hilarious and tumuitous adieu to the quarters it has occupied for twelve years on the eighth floor of ‘lthr Brandeis building. When the | clock struck 12, the gong announe- ing the hour of the ending of trading sounded the usual three times, and in an instant, staid, sober, serious | men who are in the hatit of jug- | gling with hundreds of thousands of bushels of wheat, corn and oats, at | once became boys, and very active | ones. Hardly had the clock stopped striking before tin pans, used fot exhibiting sam- ples of grain, commenced to sail through Chairs quickly followed and the air. then the loose graln commenced to move stuffed in the pockets of spectators, as well as members of the exchange, One hundred or so of the floor traders and dealers participated in the fun that con- tinued for a half hour or so. ia New Home. Monday the Omaha Grain exchange will transact business in its own eight-story building ‘at Ninetéentn and Harney streets. The trading room will be on the | top floor, with practically all the bufld- | | ing oceupied by grain men Tuesday will mark the twelfth anni- versary of the grain exchange. It had been the intention to start business on | the date of the anniversary, but Stnday coming between, members considered it new bullding Monday morning. Saturday, there being ninety-six cars of It was poured down the coat collars and ARY 30, 1916. wheat, ninety-one of corn and fifteen of oats on the market. Wheat was down 1 to ¥ cents from Friday, selling at $i.. to $1.7. Corn was % to 2 cents up and sold at 6 to 71 cents, while oats were % cent down selling at 48 to 60 cents per bushel. Legislators File For Renomination Staff Correspondent.) n. 2.—(Special Telegram.) —Senator Beal of Broken Bow today filed with the secretary of state for renomina- in the senate. Benator Charles Ruden of Crofton also filed for renomination to the senate posi- tion on the republican ticket. AMERICAN AEROPLANES INFERIOR TO FOREIGN WASHINGTON, Jan aeroplanes are inferior to foreign ma- chines because of poorer high-powered | motors, Rear Admiral Griffin, chief en- | gineer of the navy, today told the house naval committee. “In our present service,” he eald, “we bave no high-powered aeroplane motors that are entirely satisfactory.” There has not been the encouragement for the aeroplane motor development that there has been abroad, he sald. 20.—American | SWISS POLICE SUPPRESS | ANTI-GERMAN RIOTERS PARIS, Jan $—Fresh anti-German demonstrations took place last night at Lausanne, a Swiss city on the north shore of Lake Geneva. Toward midnight tion on the democratio ticket to his place | | eger & Sons Bankers' Reserve snowstorm, which, he sald, novelty to him | columns. TEXAS INSURANCE MAN CONFERS WITH OMAHANS W. H. Wray of Dallas, Tex., is in the city conferring with the officials of the Life company. came up out of a summer temperature and plunged into a regular Nebraska | 1a quite a It takes out a memute of time to save | dollars when you read The Bee Want-Ad | [ [ Movements of Ocean Stemmern. He advisable to take Saturday afternoon and Sunday for moving and open up in the Omaha grain receipts were falr for a rt Arrived Satled. QUEENSTOWN..... Pomeranian s LiVERPOOL. » . Benetactor. OPTLL Baje NEW YORK Cymrie f | GIBRALTAR Noba. for one week only. Dr. U. E. Ludwick Wishes to announce to his old patrons and the public that he is again perman- ently located and is now with the Mec- Kenney Dentists, 1324 Farnam Street. Phone Douglas 2872. ROSENBLATT SELLS QUALLT COAL e PRICES Z000 LBS RER 1ON v PPOMPT DELIVERY TEL U Z Al G- The Following Sections of the King-Peck $137,000 Stock Are Continued on Sale Monday and as Long as They Las Men’s Suits and Overcoats Men’s High Grade Furnishings The Boys’ Fine Clothing 137,000 Stock New Lots Will Be Added Every Day—Clean, Fresh s Merchandise That Emphasizes the Sacrifice in Prices. »_Come and .{udge for Your§elf. $ You Are If You Pay Over $4. every way. Let us give you the Dental work here. Too Much ,Porcelain Crowns In Material and Workmanship, Beautiful and Lasting, we with our years of experience can safely guarantee everything for 10 years, and if a plece of Dental work is in good condition 10 years. after work is done, there is every reason to believe it will be good the balance of your life. Can You Afford to Impair Your Health for This Nominal Sum? Remember, you can tell just what it is going to cost before coming up. We advertise $4.00 per Orown, that is our price. 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See our Price List | and compare it with prices you have | paid for work elsewhere, Silver Fillings ... ‘White Crowns \ the great crowds which surged through the streets were dispersed, but at the raflway station & small group of ;w.«..,.,y surrounding a German flag was attackelf with canes, stones and fists. The were forced to use their swords before they could rescue the men attacked. Grand and Upright Pianos at special prices and terms for one week only. Wonderful Beauty of tone has made Steger Pianos world renowned. Their charming musical and artistic qualities satisfy the most erit- ical musician, Owing to the fact that the month of February is short and usually a quiet month Not To Be Dreaded .$1.00 Best 22-K. Gold Crowns. .$4.00 Bridge Work, per tooth...... .$4.00 | Pest Plates $5, 88 and $10 Treatments .... $1.00 WE GIVE MILEAGE FOR 50 MILES | ON OUT-OF-TOWN CONTRACTS | | FOR $10 OR MORE. Mc KENNEY, Dentist The Man That Put T--EET in TEETH l 1324 FARNAM STREET, Corner 14th St. Phone Douglas 2872 ‘ W AT i I Ll AL \ v# \l We Will Soon Announce Date of Sale of the i Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, ; All the Men’s Fine Shoes, Suit Cases, Bags and Trunks, 4 All the Boys’ Fine Furnishings Watch the Newspapers for Developments.