Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 3

THE BEE OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916 Nebraska BROTHER CHARLES o neck ‘o woods over the probable defeat of Charles W i delegate-at-large. A While vote recelved, had not &iven up hope contended that when the vote from out in the state came \\n yor Bryan in the lead, “Most of the returns so (Continued from Page One.) Wh S k S F far #aid he, “have come from the|the long standing friendly relations, the 0 a’n ussex strong wet communities, and they shoW |president made clear, depends alone on Neville in the lead as we expected them | Germany's conduct PARIS, Adril 19.~Infoimiation was re A to do, You will notice that whenever Note Sent Tueadny Night, wo have heard from the dry communl-| The note went forward last night in | 1o o "": "j"”"‘ Al ties my vote has been heavier than that | code by way of Copenhagen, The prest- | mPeror “,‘"" o Igrr of Mr, Neville font wants it {0 be in the hands of Am- | Sommander of the g A Thinks Commoner Hasx Won. g d 4 sals to b torpedoed the Bussex. It Iy | Mayor Bryan was confident that Wi | Passador Gerard or the German forelgn (40004 Washington has been in fam 1, had won out us he claimed that|9ffice wWhen he appears before conkress. |formad of this development he was running some stronger than he The members who heard the president's | 110 gward of a decoration (o th om and he felt confident that the big brother | ©UtIne did not understand it to be an lyunder, it I8 belleved . ere 10 make would land among the big faur ulthmatum In the sense that the term is j qifficult and perhaps impossible fo Whte Hughes 410 not receive as big | technically used, but all considered It to | Germany to punish him in ¢ such A A vote for the republican nomination for | have that effect der 4 here were made by the Americar the presidency as friends of his candi-| Senator Lodge asked the president a ment dacy had hoped, the number of men[the use of the word “immediate The name of the commander and the who took the trouble to write fn_ his[that connection, and “was told ths number of the submarine which, accord name In Lancaster county was an indl- [ meant that Germany should be given |ing to the recent semi-official " catfon that had his name heen printed on the ballot there would have been it tla deubt am to the result, Two things handicapped the Hughes campaign, One of them was that his name did not aAp- pear on the ballot,and had to be writ ten in and the other that the line for that purpose was always at the bottom Could he have had an equal chance with the other eandidates, Httle double: but that he would have carried Lancaster county The showing there is made by Ross, even against President Wilson on the demo cratie ballot, goes to show the immense handicap agalnst & candidate who has to depend upon the “write jt in” sition The great surprise of the primary was the showing made by Neville in “Bryan's home town,” the North Platte candidate ‘ varrying the of Lincoln by about 0 mafority Errors in Ballots In Nance County FULLERTON, Neb., April 19, (Bpecial.) Two errors were found in the official ballots for Nance county when the sam- ‘ ples wer@ belng looked over, namely city The caption over the state regents read “Vote for one,’ instead of two, and on the nonpartisan judicial ballot the cap- tion over assoclate Justices read, “Vots for six,” Instead of three. In case of a close vote on either of the above offices, the above errors may make some differ ence in the final vote -+1 may ve grounds for a contest, as in the latter case in { rartiewlar, County Clerk Jones has ruled that all six votes should be tallled AMERICAN HOTEL PLAN ‘ HELD LEGAL BY COURT HOLDRE: Neb., April 19, fal ) J A test of the lawfulness of the opera tion of a hotel under the American plary was made at the April term of the dis frict court in this county, The test came In a damage sult of O, (', Clark of Har vard,\a traveling salesman, ngainst H, H. Reed, proprictor of the Bvans hotel (8pec of this city, Some time ago Reed hail Clark arrested and brought Into polf court beeause he r price of bed and br when ‘he not eaten the st. House prico ted in the hotel office. The jury returned a verdict for Reed in the "ge case, upholding the ed to pay $1, th fast brealk were pos dam ——— American plan, LEBEAN WILL GO BACK TO ST. PAUL FOR TRIAL |! (From a Staff Corre April 19, hald in pondent.) (8pecial)~J, O Omaha by the lee of that eity an, being Sah eitnie: h will be taker A t. Paul, Minn., to answer to u har of forgery, Joseph C. Black, n o herif m that city having se red a requi this morning from | Morehead for his return aggregating s % hing over 31,500 and before he could he grrested skipped ‘ THOMAS BACK FROM KEARNEY | WHERE HE CAST HIS VOTE From a Staff (¢ pondent LINCOLN ADPIl 19, —(Bpe th a v " hoat Frisea Mavor Decarnted \ FiA A Avrd El " X t ] ] B STILL HAS HOPE|:. party are feeling good today around this Bryan for governor and possibly also the defeat of Willlam J. for somewhat disappointed over the this afternoon and still in it would show him propo- | \Enthuiastic Postoffice Inspectori Wants Mayor Jim to Look to Laurels Now Postmaster Johp €. Wharton has for mayor of Omaha any falr-minded jury of your standing with the department at Washington I think you are particularly well fitted been nominated Yes, sir nomination,” however, comes for the position you occupy, and 1 know from a man who is not & citizen of | the people of Omaha feel the same, In ldterally shaking hands f the Associated “"’l" : A Omaha. He is & postoffice inspector, | investigations, such as were peing car- *¢1Ve8 over the sriand, At s ke yor ek o W ¥ . dependent upon Gk Mayor . of - Linooln - Grasping a&t],ns who spent a long time here last win- | ried -on last winter. people are usually Cont “W b of entirely dependent upo Straws in Belief that He Will ter investigating the Omaha postoffice, not backward fn the matter of saying mber he I . | :m. -x x‘u: an organization of adverti 5 and no longer I o P o8 tte te what 0 h of the postmanste \ Somchqw Win, and he speaks in most flattering terms what they think of the postmaster. What rovernl b i Bl o S L el Bty s of the postmaster and his adminiatration. | surprised the committee most of all wan | o e ; Here 18 an extrgct from his letter to | that not a single complaint was lodge " | B th Sovermmy ’ THINKS COMMONEB WILL LAND regaled at a banquet in the Hensks g for supplying Bwit Colonel Whartom' Against you from any source. If you | rathakellar yesterday evening | serin gh a central » — “You have certainly glven an excellent|have an enemy in Omaha he was not| g s €oar Yerieday ovenink o se tha shiat Shiseet (From a &taft Correspondent.) account of | yourself as postmaster, and | found. If they don't retaln you as post-|,.on oo o = 0" g0 e srowds h the distribution A8 Lo Pre LINCOLN, April 19.~(Special.)—~Repre- | 4ve brought the service to a high stand- master they should by .all means ele t] the 'bareain b ol | By kgt sentatives of what Mr. Bryan Was|evq of efficlency. 1 wm glad to note that | you mayor of the city | “woeks' of wondertul windows” and | o1 Soerrat e g ¢ i or pleaged in bia recent campalgn to call | yoy gre still subscribing yourself as post-| But the postmaster says he much Pre-| wiive tha sntieing advertisin 00 T b ol oo 'y“'“:”‘.’, ey 7 ¢ “specla ents” o democratic o | » ! ng drawn up whi - the “special Interests” in the democratic| o0 This In itself would convince fers to continue at his present job g0t thelr workaday affairs and prodded | .\ of consumers, First forelgn affalr committea and the ULTIMATUM ON Ui, o oo SUBSEA ISSUE IS Kaiser Said to Have SENT GERMANY pocorated Captain sulon of the French goverr |an opportunity to recelye the communi- | A catfon and to make reply ment, have not been made publie. It The evidence in the Bussex case was |Now learned, however, that It was Ger referred to and the president pointed out | Man submarine U-28, which was sunk wibsequent] ships at Bussex exploston by French and British war the apparent similarity in the ) of the time and place of the attack upon it and the attack admitted by Germas to have been made by of her sub- | Frevious advices recelved by way of M Bwitzerland sald two submarine offjcers marines on a ship in that vieinity p | prestdent belleves the evidence in the $us f|”‘ they ldentified as ha Bussex affafr The od identifies 1he for the torpedo accounts a point near the acene one recelved the order of cromsed swords mes were not given, nor | sex eame 1s convincing Ing been ¢ ed information onnec I A the Kalwer's Move, | “The address is a vety str the note is a strong one,” | Btone after the White “It puts the next move and will bring diplomgtic to a close. It does not necessar o break, It demands that modify its method of submarine warfare and Is the last word to be sald by this government on the subject “The president does not amsk to do anything, After the message is read and when I have returned to th senate 1 shall move the president's ad dress be printed and referred to the for rece commandi mentioned an ng of the orated with the order of one and no I senator responmible x a# one of those dec house conferen Humse up to Germany crossed sword correapondency mens | CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF | iermany ery bit of dandruff disappears after two applications of Dande rubbed well Into the scalp with the finger tips ent bottle of Dan derine at any congress Ev one or ne Get n 2 drug store and mave your The president, it became known, takes the position that he is contending, for America alone, but for all neutral na tions and their righis Advertisement *Child Gets Sick, Cross, Feverish Muny Women In Galleries, Representatives of the allled countries filled the diplomatic galleries of the house, Women ruled in the public gal leries, less than twenty men . finding | places n the 00 seats. Mrs, Wilson was in the executive gallery In the cabinet party Lansing, Baker, Hou Attorney General Gregory ter General Burteson The at 12:0 p. m, gl s o Look at tongue! Then give and Wi fruit laxative for stom- ach, liver, bowels. ton and Postmas fce president and senators arrived and ched in dout ‘‘California Syrup of Figs'’ | file down the cen isle, members i |the house vising and remaining standing can't harm children and until they were seatcd 2 While the senators were taking thefr they love it, eached the ¢ r ark's o eats President Wilwon tol and walited in Spe just outside the chamber. As the pre dent entered the chamber fust before 1 o'clock representatives [net and galleries rose. An outburst of followed. During the sident shook hands with and the vice presidents and mblage. senators cabl- plause demon tration the the speake then bowed to the P nt Speaks Slowly. | : | The president began his address, spea Hng slowly and distinctly. His volce was 7 o heard throughout the chamber As the president began the review f marine campaign there atfon to p 1 of the fice of A sound was heard above the olce as he spoke the the German was no dem ¢ | Every ad bowed forward a | 1dent indicated that he wa e of hi ment of the ¢ declaration thu 1igs" for fren's it 1 in u few hours all wa I 1 fermenting I ] ] bowels passe | marine warfar t would | re e have ¥ h 1 r ma b J " f1 g wor f nd 5 Wi ] P ’ | . 4 YEARS AT 1324 FARNAM ST, Dr. Mo KI‘HIN‘ SAYs NIt eign relations committee for con:dera- | DAIr. After a few applications you can't ton,” find & particle of dandruff or any fall- | ing hair, and the scalp will never ftch if Constipated, “As Ye Sow So WIII Ye Reap” McKENNEY DENTISTS ... st Nilver " i h u‘u.... B08 | (24 trews Wonrs ‘ han ’ WAL e an Paeaw - | | | ing Omaha REJOICE AT PRETTY WINDOWS “on.5emet = meomee Publicity Men Whn\:]nnncd ‘Won- GL[ ]n,’lnv C()nt) ()lfi derful Window Week"” Enjoy the Coal Supply Big Banquet. ; WILL BE AN ANNUAL AFFAIR Going to Swiss Id King Fun in the ribs wias factories which A4 night to make mu of military materials working d yitions | Start ¥ | Golng and all worts They burled Mr. Killjoy at the start of the program, the ts marching | 10F the allies. Next come the numerous into the banquet room to the strain factorle rdinary every dmy n funeral Airge goods, ¥ teh are destined almost ex | One of the “star” acts of the evening | ¢'98 for the allles und thelr eolonke an involuntary one. J (¢, | And the third cluss on the black Hst i ccretary of the Omaha Rota perbup ' mportant for Gor iatio ol for the ma the other twe: for it com harles Koothen, ad manager of | Prises Swis which are taking ad pu, Brandels 8t ho presided ns of the war (o try to capture tonstmaster, was the ringma n i \ forclgn markets. Chief among rlormance emies of Germany are the manu | evening’s program had td kby of aniline dyes, and of slectro gnition of the su of the | technical machinery and supplies of Wonderful Wind This ¢ i in Basel I man that surpassed oven 11 | Aked b ¢l nine directors, with of th overal e executive committes of three, the of the L 1 principal ber of w In Herr Hir talk which ntered perhaps the greatest commerclal nd the stibfect of the recent ret agnate In Kwitzerland. e Is president gnln week | of the Hwiss Natlonal bank, the state Charles E. Black suggested that » ’ financinl institution of Switzerland, and imilar window display week be staged | B¢ 18 Also the greatest coal man in the agaln In the fa | importing more German coal b war than all the other agents ! Talks of a memi-serious nature we AT s ' her agen made by T. ¥. Quinlan I Negele. 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