Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1916, Page 3

-Nebra.ska 3 Another Song for The Semi-Centennial Nebr aska Jubilee Mrs. Cora K, sewell of teenth » Hee the folle treet, Lincoln, Neb wing gong, written for the semi-centenniul jublles of Nebraska, but not until after tho close of the competl tion, and therefore not submitted for th decision of the judges. It has & swing and & sentiment that will appeal to Ne braskans: From plains once waste of land We drove the 1 man band AN set the yman's hand To W1 the ferthe wod | With hearts of cournge true Wa brought our triumph through U'er fils that were not fov To stand at peace with God Hofraly hen “rally here with rown with lories bright Our own, our fulthful treading on, Wor flelds of plent eor and home The sun's beacon o'er gold n 1t ight my the » d b | Por 1 none can buy. | | | Refraln Cross meas they may to come Or unr apots for mome No coldness of the palm Hn led thelr w Phey've found the To ward them ma hera wht of hope aff the Of drag and fret and mope Pause not—to upward veer, Nefrain ATTORNEY GENERAL UPHOLDS DCDGE COUNTY CANDIDATE (From a LINCOLN, the opinion primary. Btaft Correnpondent.) April 22— (8pecinl)~While comes o little Inte to hit the Attorney CGeneral Reed, at the decrotary of Btate Pool, #iven ‘his idea of the Dodge-Washington oounty matter in which a candidate for the state senate from that distriet had his name printed on the democratic bal- lot without the very necessary formajity of first filing his name with the secre- tary of state. However, ns ho was not elocted, unyway, it cuts little fee, The attorney gneral holds that where & district {s composed of more than one county the name of a candidate must be flled with the secretary of state, ac- cording to the orders given the county clerk of Dodge county, who had the name printed on the ballots contrary to the law, However, the attorney general's do- partment holds that for the general election & petition filed with the county cletk in each gounty in the district s wutficlent 4% enable a candidate to get on the official ballot without filing with the secretary of state. DUNDY COUNTY VOTE FIRST TO BE REPORTED (From a Staff ( nrrrnporv‘.n(r LINCOLN, April ®.—(8pecial)~The county to report its vote to the secretary of state was Dundy county, which shows more republicans than demo ciats voting in the primary, the vote on president being? Democrats, 21; repub. lcans, %0, Dundy county gave a demo- eratic majority at the last election on governor of 176, Rown, the Lexington Mvery man, was ful in polling 15 votes for presi dent on the democratic side and 11 on the republican side, while Mr, Roosevelt secured § votes for the republican nomi nation, Iughes received 15 votes. OMAHA OFFICER SECURES REQUISITION FOR WEINSTEIN request of has succe (I'rom Staff Corrempondent.) LINCOLN, April 22, —(8pecial Telegram.) Charles 1. Van Dusen, an Omaha police fricer, applied ernor Morehend 1o thin aft v extradition papers f e return t braska of Henry v wanted on a forgery charge W ' ' 1 wit) forgery | (1 1 N and " i of ¥ | BANKERS OF GROUP TWO T0 MEET IN COLUMBUS | ple and authorises the secrotary of state, | | :“\"“‘ ““"“‘_ "‘I'-“ ARTERS OF GSN This {a Intended ays the mandat " N M Aprd General John J as & atep toward adminiatrative reforin. | (yony jnfoe i 10 1l In the opers "wmh ' © the dfficulties of sy prococth iamedl of fhe wmen THE \North Platte Presbyterian Minister | Makes Advertising Fill His Church| April | r Print magleal. The rease of nearly Rev: Hobert White White's 5 s hoen n cant one other churel reh udvertising the much advertised ard web by the Preshyleriun reh will produce a church densclous grogation in it advertising campal e 0 .o minds of many people, 8o The wppliont ot the payeno when they think of golng to chureh this ulurv‘mu..‘ hius n very gratifyir 1o | ¢hurch will oecur to them and to this the North Flatte Presbyterian church,” | chureh they will Ko flav. White states, “A much advertised “The church ud, whether in bulletin, brand onp will produco soup con poster or pald mpuce In the newspaper, SPLOALS must be s in the minds of persons who mp, and w demnnd for winds of persons striking enough to attract at tention and brief cnough to be read at n glance Williams Holds Communion With the Muse and Immortalizes Fellows R F. Willlams In Board of Education. not using Ihusg in poet laureate of the | Krnst s sometimes not in ewrnest | I1e's & foker Just the sume; | Holovtchiner, 1¥ish member, But ean’t prove it by his' nams, He mounts Pegasus overy now and then and the resuit In | more contributions to the realm of postry. Carpenter don't use the hammer; These spring days have inspired Mr. | Uowell Is nothing Wko the hood; r Jepking' other name s Danlel, Willlams to renowed efforts, | But on dream work he's no good. The following poem refors to the mem- | .~ o gk Sots of the o of Waticasts Foster does not always cherish, bera of the Board of Fducation i o e ok swere K : P e When some bad boy breaks a window, 8 NOTHING IN A NAME | Then our Fry is in a stew, THERE Warfleld is a peacetul fellow, Willlams, of the king's own people; On our Woodland, grows no brush, Hobert should be “bright In fame.” Wakeley wleepn and dreams ke others; | But he stands as proof conelusive, Bometimes Hoeed is in a rush That there's nothing in 4 name, Arrested with Nearly Philadelphia Wakes Half Million Worth |~ To Give Wilson Nice 0f Securities on Him Reception on Visit BALPIMORE, Md, April 22.-A man WABHINGTON, April 22, — President :(M:m x’h:-. ’mflm- of ll,umj.lm}‘l uwlull"y Witson pald a brief visit to Philadelphia having In his possession all the securities ¢ i stolen on u ferry boat at New York on Viglt, i anuglter, Mes. Fraasie February 26, was arrested this evening. The arrest was a plece of good luck by the postal authorities. Quigley was seized on suspiclon of belng wanted In Bt. Louls for ralsing money orders. An|hours and returned here tonight, planning alleged confederate named George F. | 1o spend Easter in Washington Windall was arrested with him, but x| The president was glven a great ovation held on a technieal charge, Quigley [In Philadelphia, although nothing was fought against arrest, but was overpow- [known of his coming until a few hours ered, His alleged confederate submitted |In advance. A crowd of several thousand quietly. persons was at the Broad Street station Quigley’s grip contained a large bundle | both when he arrived and when he left, of certificates of stock of the Baltimore |and cheered him onthusiastically. He & Ohlo raflroad, the Chicago, Burlington | Was also apnlauded s ho passed through & Quincy raflrond, New York City, | the streets #tock and other securities of nggregate The face value of $400,000, A might araft for | directly to the 2,00 drawn on 8. B, Chapin & Co., of New York, by 8mith, Lockhart & Co. of Baltimore, was also found in the to return to her satchel attached to certificates for 100! Ma o shares of Unfon Pacific and 1% Shares of Northern Pncifi today to Bowes Sayre, and his youngest grand dnughter Axmon Hayre, who wan born there last month. He was ac companied by Mrs. Wilson, They re mianed in Philadelphin less than two here Kleanor president and Mrs. Wilson went Jefterson hospital, where inddaughter was born, The vialt fro. Bayre plans In Willlamstown wing the president Hayre, Mra, Wilson, with Graymgn, the White House physiclan, » hospital, time in the was made toda to talk to wtock Dr made a tour Yuan Orders Cabinet 'y o wpending captain’s ward, 1y and from Philadelphlia, made attached to regular Be Given Overhauling ... 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