Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1916, Page 44

| ‘. i B ) THI, (l\} AHA SUNDAY \!‘I’II 9, 1916. BEE WANTED---BLANK VERSE PROLOGUE Public Invited to Write Introduc- tion to Shakespeare Play by High 8chool Pupils T0 BE PRESENTED NEXT MONTH Do you know anything about Wil liam Bhakespeare” Are you familiar with his three| plays—""The Tempest, As You Lfke 1t"” and “Midsummer Night's Dream”"” And can you write blank verse It you can answer "“Yes” to these three questions, here is your chance to cover yourself with glory, win lasting distinetion and go down In history Shakespeare tercentenary #thool children All you have to do to rite a a8 baving taken part in the of Omaha win this re nown s to w erge pro logue which will take four minutes for delivery pearian production to bhe put on by 169 students from the three high sehools, May 20 This production whie will nelu to preceds w HBhakes scenes from (he three plays above ma toned, will he Omaha's contrinutic the world-wide celebration of il Hhai opears's MOth birthday. The comm teachers who marte eluding the Misses Jean: a the m mappsd o ¢ fairyland and 'Imfllfihfi scanes, music, pageantry and Aancing Prologne 1s Needed But the teachers fesl they must have A prologie | Where should they get the prologus, | was n question which bothered thems for | long time until some bright mind wug- | geated the appeal to the dear public Viveryone 1n eligible to compets In this contest. High sehool students, (emchers Khakespearean lovers, high brows, low brows and aven newspaper wcribes | The requirementis are only thews ‘That the prologus be in blank verse o iamble, pentameter, and shall no more than three or fo liyery; that It refer to the give n brief hint of what is t or, In other words, glve & key performance To assist ool announces that the opening scene will | be & falryland pantomime in whic Shakespears will be pictured nnleop. o is to dream all thut follows In the pr duetion. The contest will close May 10, all pro ‘ foguies to be sent to the tenchers’ com- | mitiee. This committes will not aet as | judges, another having been provided for this Closes with Tableaus, Another big scene in the play will be | the final tableaux, in which all the chas- | noters will be grouped about m contral tigirs of Bhakespeare The high students will try out for the cast next ¥Friday afternoon. Miss Mary Irens Wallaco will direct the play, Mothers and tenchors will prepare the costumes and members of tha Drama leugue will probably great extent in putting on the produc tion, The Drama league In planning an elab orate performance following the Ak Sur Ben feativitien next full. Percy Muck. | aye's masque, ievelopment of the Drama,” which he wrote for the Bhake apears tercentenary celsbration in Now York In May, will probably be put om by the same cast which kives the eastern presentation, Churches of North Platte Closed by Health Officer NORTH PLATTE, Neb., April 8.—(Spe cial.)~North Platte ministers were up in | arma when the city health office isaued | un order that on account of the epldemic of diphtheria and rlet fever raging here no wervices should be held in the churches of the city 1..‘ then falled 1o fasue an order g the motion ple ture theaters. An order pre t take i minutes OECAN ntestants, the committes | co-operate o o enting chil. | dren under 16 ye of uge frequenting the theaters was t Al dnys | ago. The ontended that it wa man at e dren fron eastly done order to closs the churehes Hen faters that an order ol #0 out, and too, will be closed oy poattive that the epid trot side, 1 of dipht \ of the \ oped within 1} et twenty-f W. A, M'DONALD, TREASURER OF CUMING COUNTY, DIES WERNT POIN . - Telograr urer of ¢ day alftar ax Caun treasurer and sestion wi) News Notes of West Falut wWaaT POl The usual wub - from last 1en ship of the gt from Wormad Pasnch o the Parmers N . o1 Wasl Pulnt, wiich & “ \ouh don SBNNAL et ing | - - wees and Wl 14 P \ N | ¥ Knapp ¢ WAITE'S MOTHER BREAKS DOWN OVER SON IN HOSPITAL—This picture of Mr, and Mrs, Warren W. Waite, parents of Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, accused of killing his father-in-law, John E. Peck, by the use of germs and poison, was made on their visit to their son in Bellevue hospital. It was the aged mother's first meeting with her son since his arrest. She broke down and was carried way weeping hysterically, L i MR & FIRS W WAITE! @mrirum servich Loan Association (Grand Opera Stars to Help Poor Man is Taking on Shape ofticers fo company tation are o bo chioken | oy The following message has been re celved by the Schmoller & Mueller Plano A B business manager of the 1 Directors and the now re of Omaha from K. medlal loan amsoc at a_meeting at the Commercial ¢Ub | Gyund Opern company and Paviowa Im rooms ‘Thursday noon porial Hallet I The amsoctation probably will be called the “Provident Loan Association.” This s the organization that seeks to fill the kap left by the wiping out of the | 4\ at the engagement b4, the Htelyway planos ex alir sefnon bocause of V&, Vel les, loan sharp business, loaning m reasonubly low rate of Interest ey at & All who have subscribed f tock e ——— ArS eX Thurs Omaha Man in Trouble, dny probabl TECUUMSEN, Neb,, April 8.-(Special) will be ed y will then | Hownrd . Jones, u merchandise sales be made for 11 | promoter, who has been operating at Ad at least | ams, Crab O q and It s expected | Mary, was arrested at that the company will be ready to open day by Sheriff M. Ehmen, and was taken business in about two months It 15 to Kansas City by John L. Huntsman, a Ikely that the funds at first will be kept | ¢ o from K In one of the banks In Omaha, while ¢ merely an office for handling the busi- | ( ness will be maintained for a time Persona who belleve that the organiza tion 1s fn shape to do business have been telephoning in regard to negol It owil take thirty days to get this conse Lo operate terling and ® Bt. Mary yester d in ! and daughters live in his wife and t It I8 und arrested for his failure to report to Mra keeper In Kansas iy make proper oming hous o cashing Inting loans Harrington, ro J. P, Palmer has been gotting lota of i charges | these calla aince his n has been con- | of a cb 1t in wald the that sh ock for 3300 to g0 h for her, and that he did | not Al th ! Want Ads never snirk thelr w will got results, If anything w Omaha Loan and Bullding Paul Kuhna, treasurer of the tive Savings and Loan associatl of Burgess-( Burgess POLITICAL ADVERTISING pany and a numbe " Teuton Tr ms'nurt | Sunk in Adriatic by Mlchaell_ mark French Sub-Sea --Republican-- | e FOF Sherlff icin As candldate wination for ‘.'v hael | ha 1, ho v Skln Sufferers 50c Box of D’ Fxmn ) REE & =i Vil et sulury thing Twe Police Judges lor Greater To Introduce This Omaha New Herbal Salve Sais & 'William F. Wappich| Write At Once oy | ('AN(\:":‘.’;‘I"OQ : Police Magistrale | An EMcient and Plain Man for the Plain People GEORGE A. ECKLES Wants Your Vote for MUNICIPAL JUDGE Don't Forget the Name B B b B B8 O 1 D'Exma Laboratories WILLOW SPRINGS BOCK BEER L L = POLETIOAL ABYERTINING REPUBLICAN SLATE For County Attorney---Vote For One JAMES C KINSLER B e L LT Use the su'inway: N 1to come out for State . |own money In making his campa @ (1itleal machines and Candidates for City, Mr. Jones | d that Jones was | . VOTEFOR | Duan, | remark of Commissioner Hur was the OITY HALL STIRRED | | OVER CAT QUESTION‘ ;. |Proposition to License Cats Puts Another Problem Before Commissioners | KUGEL AND DUNN FOR THE CATS Bock Beer. er six months, Dor a case or two for yo al treat, Phone Cha | Storz ( | A rare and | teed to be | y 11l to o home. It $torz, Web, 1260, brew, guara POLITICAL ADVERTINING, POLITICAL ADVERTISING Life seems to be one dern thing after another for the city comil 2 loner A oon as they have one exatious matier cleared np, another ! . N comes along to digturh the equanin ty of the officials This time it 1s & proposed llcense | ordir e for cats. It is generall REPUZLIC AN | undersiood that: corisin Intoreets op Candidate for P CONGRESS | five, work, earn, inves! and spend my money ' in my own home fown but above all againgt all ] am for Omaha and Nebraska, am for my country, right or wrong, the world POLITICAL ADVEITINING L mmmaey | “Sanitation First”’ MY PLATFORM: Do what the People want while in office, is sufficient promise to ask for your support at primarics, April 18th. J.H.BULLA DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR LEGISLATURE WILLIAM MAT Vote for Mayor Wm. Madgett, Re- | publican Candidate for Governor, and smgah the political and big money |machinen. It meany clean govern ment and a saving of money | up his record as Mayor of Hastings | Pirst to file for Governor, First | Wide Prohibi- | tion and forced the other candidates | to take a stand on the lguor que tion candidate who spends Look | VOTE FOR N. H. LOOMIS OMAHA, NEB. under obligations and s not to po-| wpecial inter- | ““A machine Candidate means | a machine Governor.” Mayor Mad-| gett I8 a friend of the common people and laboring men and has | | recelved thelr indorsement in |h.-‘ lefty and community where he lives, | His opposition can be traced to the door of big machines, who know | |they cannot control him. Vote for all offices who ar | fres from big money and politica machinery. | ARE YOU, A REPUBLICAN, GO.| ests, \ Candidate for Delegate ¥rom (he Second Congressional Lisgriet to the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, ING TO VOTE FOR A HREPUR. | H | AP N\ George A. Eckles | Candidate for JUDGE of the MUNICIPAL COURT | Non-Partisan PRIMARIES APRIL 18th IAOAN CANDIDA’ FOR GOV | ERNOR WHOSE OAMPAIGN | BEING MANAGED BY A DEMO- CRAT, WHO I8 GOING TO VOTE FOR CHARLEY BRYAN FOR GOV. | KRNOR? DO YOU THINK A BRYAN| | DEMOCRAT WANTS TO SEE THE [STRONGEST REPUBLICAN NOMI- NATED FOR GOVERNOR? 30 yoars practice in all conrts of Nebraska; City ‘and County Attorney many ysars in Ne. braske; 46 years ago came to Nebraska a boy; 18 years Trustes and Seoretary of an Acad. omy; Bly yoars in Government Servics; 9 years residence {u Omaha. Barned his own way in 1ife wince 8 years old. Qualified to be a fndgs in any court {n Nebraska. | \ st | [ [ [ | | VOTE FOR Robert C. Strehlow | Democratic Candidate for STATE SENATOR to Primaries Apreil I8, 1010 Hestdont and Taxpayer 1NN Omaha Ninee H o wu LFF | He \-ml.xlu-ml and Progressive .\--..‘.‘ County Commissimer ' THIRD DIAYRIOY Oandidate VOTE FOR H. W. REED REPURLIOAN CANBIDATE POR BB NOMINATION POLICE JUDGE MY PLATIORM A PRIMARINS APRIL (07N EMMET G. SOLOMON, candidate for the office of County™ Republican ticket sided in the county 48 years Waas County Commissioner 19061907, County™ Comp troller 19081909, and has sorved as Chief Deputy* County and City Treasurer 1910 to date Treasurer, on the has re AN Tarnes n Yund PRIMARIES. TUBADAY. APRIY " B. TUNGATI:_. C . Republican Candidate for the Nomination sherift Douglas C uun!_v Puesdas, April I8 108 Woell posted on County Af fuirs — strictly business—he knows how to do Primaries and dox Quality in a Real Estate Investment When buying a residence lot, whether buying forahomeorfor an investment, buy where you yourself and other people like you will wish to live. Then the increase in the value of the land will take care of itself. In any case do not buy a lot simply because it is cheap. Itis always wiser to buy a little more expensive lot, even if you have to build a little less expensive house to do it. You can al- ways better your house, but you can never change the loca- tion of your lot, nor can you do much single handed in the way of changing the character of the property surrounding it. [twill pay you to study a little before you buy. The best pl(l(‘t' to get this educa- tionis in the real estate columns of THE BEE Omaha's Greats est Fstate medium, Real |