Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1916, Page 1

F uil'—Tyfipr 1060 ]l 4 A . ; THF WEATHER sz THE OMAHA DAILY BEE [ LB s VOL. XLV—NO. 298. OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1916—TWELVE PAGES. On Tralns, at Hotels, SINGLE COPY TWO CENTS. s | PRESIDENT AKES MEMORIAL TALK AT BIG CEMETERY Chief Executive is Principal Speaker uszian troops, who landed a arseilies more than a mon ago. CLASSIC 1S WON NI e s G P BY DARID RESTA OF AMERICANISM — | Roosevelt Tells People of Kansas slish Pilot Sends French Car A ‘ ‘.fi};uoss Line in First Place in City This Is One of Great Years at the Grand Army $erv\cel { Annual 300-Mile Gasoline of Decision in Nation's ke wou ) | at Arlington Burial f Derby. | Life L:'\“ W )’ ' Grounds. » i f WILBUR D'ALENE IS SECOND |HOT WORDS x-‘ow“".m101srs ; THREE PARADES AT NEW YORK ‘ i 5 i Special Honors Are Paid to Memory merican Driver Captures Second OPH\ POthlkmfe ThrOWn at Car fi{ | of Victims of the Battleship Money in Deusenberg, While Colonel Is Riding in, Hitting & | e Mulford Is Third Machine. '4 ‘ “4 CHAPLAIN CHADWICK SPEAKER ROONEY AND LE CAIN ARE HURT | POLICE REDOUBLE ACTIVITY ¢ | Washington, May 30.—~Washington Indianapolis, May 30.—Dario Resta Kansas City, Mo, May 30.—An '?! [today did honor to the nation’s dead fi din a Peugeot car, won the 300-mile | open pocket knife was thrown at & soldiers and sailor heroes, President B automobile race here today. His Colonel Roosevelt here today as his Wilson and government clerks, griz- average was slower than for the fifth |¢ motor car turned into Twenty-third zled veterans and white-clad young annual race ran last year. His time | flower girls, daughters of the union street during the Memorial day pa 1 1 1 2 | 1 was 3:36:10:82, an average of 83.26 rade. The knife struck the rear of the and the confederacy, joined in obsery- B miles an hour. DePalma made the automobile and was found lying in ing Memorial day ¢ same distance last year at an average | the street The president was the principal ¥ of 89.21, [ I'he incident served to increase the speaker on the program of the Grand Army exercises at Arlington National cemetery, Special honor was paid the memory of those who lost their | lives on the battleship Maine and the | submarine F-4, which sank off Hon- “.Jlulu recently, Fifty women standing on the deck of the steamer as it passed up the | Potomac river strewed flowers on the | water in honor of the country's naval Wilbur D'Alene, a youngster driv police vigilance in guarding Colonel ing a Deusenberg, finished second at DARIO RESTA Roosevelt. According to a member an average of 8254 miles an hour of the American legion, which was ¢s Ralph Mulford at<the wheel of Peugeot machine, was third, muulnv corting the colonel, some one in the ing the distance at an averag | crowd threw the knife just after the 81,91 miles an hour car left the Union station. A mem Tom_ Rooney's car struck the wall | ST s T Raoner's ear atruck the wll D[ES AT GAP}TAL ber of the legicn picked it up and mechanician were seriously injured handed it to a policeman B fcw minutes later Jack Le Cain's : Colonel Roosevelt was not told of | heroes. Yrench car turned turtle, The driver Colonel John 8. Mosby, Soldier,| e occurrence and the police had no : = | I(.mlvng;;]mu th']:arllnrm:" \«tlrr was not seriously injured and his| Diplomat and Lawyer, is Dead | o 3 # ARG, . " closed he senate adjourned for the it yer, 18 P port on it. No arrests are ex- i NS RNATIGNAL F 1471 SERVICH, bollday, 1 by } 4 = mechanician escaped without a d cc SOUP KITCHEN (X e | holiday, but the house of representa- scratch, The speed during the first After Long Iliness. pected RUSSIAN, S [ tives held a session. E. C. Shell, a member of the Amer- Three Parades at New York. 3 = : > thing strike the machine. He glanced his car, Louis Chevrolet broke a| Washington, May 30.—Colonel g 8 paredness campaign emphasized the ! ard and saw a en pock ) g 4 crank_shafi and_is car could not| John 'S, Mosby, the most famous con e i 1% TALKS T0 YETERANS On Verdun Front, DAY PROCLAMATION Ccichration e fcsiorit iy e i Siahigoartan Cheveolariiin ’| federate raider of the civil war, died | policeman. The officer looked into West of the Meuge made tup miltiasy: display, one of the qualify his mount. By special per < 2 s s most notable in many years. Na- mission of the A, A, A d at the | here today after a long illness, He | the "‘y:’»Iv‘yl.’“'m('_’,;‘l':«-“j g0l "'k*(j'j:“”}dr' ) : itiaq | tionsl Guard orgaiizations, G A. K. track, Louis Chievrolet was permitted | was a nmtive of Virginia and was 82| '¢ D ) an ar-|8ays the Entire Country is Think- Rati AT R0 A A e President Requests All Communities posts, Spanish war veterans, the const "l“lutl”.\(:-ui: (i\“:l B : ‘.‘u.wi‘:y j ‘”,‘, years old According to Shell, the knife had a | ing of National Readiness—War | .. . . night with s fresh di to Observe June 14 with Some “"I‘]‘”r‘”lvr I;,u:;nhmls n’u nuru'xlts )‘ml s med at 21 ca ace ¢ 2 . Hiegry ; o . o g { rei sailors from the warships in the har- \ starier, Colonel Mosby's death, his phy-|w ‘, | n ‘1“‘]"‘ lle v]('rml h|n,1( 2 ‘ Makmg is Not Our Option. vision of German troops on the Ver Patriotic Exercises. Btir tha oy SEonth au(l’o!hrr AL J RTaLy R T e e S ) olonel Roosevelt arrived early to-| , ! James Whitcomb Riley was one of | sicians said, was duc y 7 dun front west of the Meuse, between y zations made up three parades which day 10 act as the city's Memorial day 2 GIVE ) ) TIME HERE FOR RE-DEDICATION i [ parades whic l)xyi]a;.‘»nv,|‘q]4,vs L : age, and he was conscious and inter-| 2 %y 0 o he had ’Iv_hw”_ll‘THIS LIFE GIVEN TO ACTION Deadman’s hill and Cumieres. The ||mu\);m|,(||l' ~||ml-{u u{\lvlu- lmrlnug:m 1e weather was idea he stands | egted in what was going on about|rwo addresses. in both ur ; e of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the » crowde y e sp « iy b ssch 20! BINg pre Under the softening, fattening in-| war office statement today says there . Y M ;,‘:,‘”",‘L\;i)l‘,‘f;,.”,“‘,’"’ of the pectators | i until an hour before he passed |paredness. Tonight he addressed a | g onco " (e 5% G 0 R b | Sas @ slight French retirement on the \\\? "J””K:“"' '“'“‘ e I|m"km O of e i it ting memo | 8 B sec | i reat crowd at Concention hall, He ’ RYRSUY S CO) R el ilson today issued a proclamation ) 08 5 no- Rickenbacher Forced Out, 8wy S # age—when the coin-borne cagle is so| Bethincourt-Cumieres road calling upon the people of the United | Tial services of the day will take place Rickenbacher took the lead a the |, Until six months ago when he went | ™y " leccage is a message to all |frequently accepted as a nobler bird | All attempts of the Gemans 10| giuies 1o celebrate flag day June 14, | /21€, this afternoon, when Rear Ad- into a sudden decline he was a | righ e ates to celebrate flag day ) +|miral Charles B, Sigsbee, U, S, N,, re- start, Wilcex was the first to stop Americans. My appeal is to the spirit | than that for which our comrades gain ground on the remainder of the ' 4 a 2 | familiar sight about the streets of the iyl 2 {e tack were Ised, With patriotic exercises, giving ex-|tired, who was in charge of the battle- at the pits and was soon followed| = hry" © K > s . | of thoroughgoing Americanism in all | gave their all—there is a high-sound- | POsitions under attack were repu! fiio MAlhh who bl $ by Lewis and Arthur Chevrolet, | p4P!3 ""“",’""fi My b ek ‘1')“' our people in whatever portion of the ( it [he Germans maintained heavy ar-| pression to “Our thoughtiul love of R ;; Vs SONE M Rickenbacher was hali a lap ahead |5 @8¢ e will be buried at his| 0" e dwell, 1 come here to| "8 profession of faith and alarming | yery fire west of l”” “mm”m““l America” The proclimation follows avana harbor, will place a wreath on | ancestral home at Wakrenton, Va., 5 , . f verty of those works without which | the monument to the heroes of the v f y rak behal he & hich, | poverty of those wor vithout which p 4 when he was forced out of the race by A speak on behalf of the spirit which, M 1 St probably Thursday, and some sur- “ My fellow countrymen Maine at Columbus circle. Rev, John ! " a broken steerage knuckle after lead- ? i (A 5 in the early sixties, burned in the |faith is dead,” said General George ) y 7 2 Y vivors of his noted command will*be 2 R Many circumstances have recently | P. Chadwick, chaplain of the Maine, \ ing for twenty laps. Aitken -and hearts of the men who wore the blue | H, Harries in his address to the vet g his pall bearers. His death on . i ad L conspired to turn our thoughts to a | will deliver the address, Resta, running even then took the | yi* 1 day was a any, | 304 of the men who wore the 8ray. | erans at the Auditorium yesterday | examina f the cond i 1o8d. h Memorial day was affecting to many. | 1. pae T have to say 1 shall appeal | 1 e / y F critica l\un.ll\rlmn .,‘ t I“ ..n,)‘: itions | Hayes Monument Dedicated, et was in front st fifty miles | o Colonel Moshy dared death over | \%efli thvoiasis to the soul gual | aiternoon.. PRESIDE T , P, | of our national fie, of dhe infuences | gremon, ., May 30-Many. dis after Aitken ctopped for a tire, Merz | |}ty Y¢ars ago when at the Meac 0F @ | iiee af men who followed Lee; of all | “This life was given us for action ; JONS SCCINEY. 0. tinguished persons gathered today for | diyide us in interest and sympathy, of the dedication .of The msmexiat-" to We ‘may. aveswhelm ourselves - with | s i Nt | t d sy irride ¢ ti and Sl Directors Will Meet Wednesday and forces within and forces without that | guiherford B, Hayes, nineteenth pres- irridescent emotions and th in seemed likely to draw us away from |{qe ¢ of the United States, lofty terms of the purest patriotiem | Make Announcement of the |} happy traditions of united pur-| T e P e nderson - fourth. | band of a few hundred Confederate : e 34:02:10. *| raiders he rode up and down the Resta's time was ! ” Resta had almost a lap lead on Shenandoah Valley, capturing out who, in the great crisis, proved their truth by their endeavor and showed themselves willing to sacrifice every- y posts, destroying supply trains, and | 000760 e right, as God gave them | The dedication exercises were A”k“l‘?‘euta iy w2 }’u!:lpg'hp_ ln<_'un>‘ulv;vvrIV|‘lll|x;1n'a"I~.lx. ki i ,,th oAbl ot ap- [to no other effect than mental ex Successor to Mohler, [ gose and gstion of which we have | nanned as the chief feature of the g t has been estimated that he often o) 1o the spirit of the peace-at-any- |altation. To be anything we must pe— [ ol 99 PROVA |observance of Memorial day, The ”‘“'hllfi_ "m";\““""'{ "{’ k'fi'-’*'lv)"' the "“d'”dll""' '}“' ‘f']'l‘" of over 15000 | srice men of '51 to '65. I ask that |accomplish thing To find place| HE WILL HAVE FREE HAND| “It 1;1“ "(WI‘M;'l~"f'”"'| to me fit-ljeading address and tribute to the 100-mile mark, with Aitken about &|federals in the valley we in this generation prove ourselves |among men we must combinc —_— ting that 1 should call your atten-|jate President Hayes will be given minute behind, Resta’s time for 100 3 the spiritual heirs both of the men | thought and activity To follow| Union Pacific directors will meet|tion to the approach of the an .,’, Charles R. Wilfiams of Princeton, niversary of the day upon which the | N J""\Who recently completed & biogs flag of the United States was adopted | . 2 8 .lph) of President Hayes last year was 88. 8 miles an hour g : : A \e | now of the Oregon Short Line, to| |y the congress as the emblem of the : : : P appeal to the memory of the copper- | must contribute without stint of the P D'Alene was third, Louis Chevrolet | Helped Flght Fraud R pacifists who put peace above | energics with which we are blessed. | be president of the Union Pacific | union and to suggest to you that it Graves in Mexico Dedicated. fourth and Henderson fifth 1 3 P e 3 ;i should, this year and in the years Field Headquarters, Near Nami- duty, who put love of ease and love Must Pit Ourselves. railroad | ) Merz withdrew in the wenty-fin | (@ ges in Nebraska, of Toney-getting before devotion 16 | £ Oxsgias, . e b e o, be gheen snedial signifcunce |auip, Mexico, May 29 (By Wite: lap, engine trouble being the cause. | country, and whose convictions were as a day of renewal and reminder, a |less to Columbus, N. M., May 30.) lHllHL'l'\ ,\\:ilv 1‘:;‘ ‘;“,7’ d”[ }3“"‘:54" ;;: Colonel Mosb who wore the blue and of the men | worthily after those whose departure | oday and elect E. C. Calyin, 586 miles an hour. le avera who wore the gray. But I make no |is this day conspicuously recalled, we | Mr. Calvin will succeed \ 3 y i le k C e O ly 1. He 1, | Flower J ] re % i s0 that we may capably defend our r, taking office on July will, | qay hich w hould d t owers are to be strewn tomor- Tom Rooney Injured. too weak to stir to action their tepid | 50 Y day upon which we should direct our t oo Roarsd m’h’{ S Colonel Mosby came into local “‘”[_ PIC | gpiritual and national heritage ,las Mr. Mohler has had, have full| minds with a special desire of renewal '\m on the graves in Mexico of )0 e rd ominence at e e O 118 CO! . X W 1 ur irec s g £ J i ) B E fhefaauiiet: 8 i1 Ui Rfeminence. atthe. thpe b s, con o | . "How many of our hundred mil-| oty of president, and will not | to thought of the ideals and principles | American soldiers killed in action in 1¢ southeast turn and he and his {pection with the land fraud cases in Year of Decision. lions have clear conception of the A | | ead 1| of which we have sought to make the pursuit of Villa, Military author- mechanician, Jilg McAlister, | were |this section of the country in 1904, This is one of the great years of | deathless principles, the priceless cit- | be merly vice x’vv.rw(“' And generall our great government the embodi- |ities have ordered that cach grave be hurt. At the spbedway hospital it |coming to Omaha and going from | qecision in our national history. The | izenship, the frec-born institutions, Manager has been suggestec € | ment decorated and ceremonies be held ap- was said_the injuries were not nec-here to the Alliance district, where | oy o which we now decide will |the — hope, the —opportur the | i to have a free hand in the mat 4 propriate to Memorial day e essarily fatal. [t was the first seri- |he made an investigation as a special | largely determine whether we are to |achievement symbolized by the colors | ter of filling vacancies, one of which | All Should Observe It. presidente of Namiquipa informed | ous accident of the dagh agent of the government 2o forward in righteousness and | beneath which our comrades marched | W! be the ,m‘.mnlm{-‘m ‘\\! a ‘Kl";'l"‘ “I therefore suggest and request General J. J. Pershing that he would [Franchi's car was also forced out| “His investigation covered a period | [C\or or backward in degredation | to, the acrific 5 manager to succeed Mr. Ware, whose | (at throughout the nation and, if pos- | like to send flowers for the graves. of the race. A number of drivers be-of about thice months and it was | und weakness. We are face to face | | How are giving t t to v‘;muln‘w; is to .m,|‘, ;mf‘)( at the | gihle, in every community ‘the 14th| The American commander accepted . gan taking on ‘H‘;" pilots. Chandler |through some of his findings that|\(ith elemental facts of right and |the means """““,“‘ Jyhgs we' iy g e ‘l\"',,jm,,',.kl COt s MOVE | day of June be observed at flag day | the offer wtih thanks Hni overcome by }I:HI'I“\‘LHI‘H'WM- the frauds were exposed wrong, of force or feebleness. Ac \“-Hh ‘v‘“ n \"\,‘1“.,‘ “" v’w of as e IHW”“I . .1\1;: s T with special patriotic exercises, at Additional reports received today and was relieved by Fran jott After his investigations in the west-| cording to the spirit in which we | 53l s land we lov . time, ) 4 g | which means should be taken to give |of the attack made upon a party of I\w,i.‘ car the one that was |ern country Colonel Mosby stopped | face these facts and govern our ace ‘mll:‘:} \.nll’u- of the countless as uH‘w;r 1so stated that no further |SiENificant expression to our thought- | army engineers near Las Cruces last being built for “h !MHXHMH at the |a few days in Omaha, gave out many | yions. we shall determine whether in . "Il’> % Wit “"‘} """‘y‘" even: v\‘l’ | a2 L "]'* - f ‘I" i "‘I‘ Tl ful love of America, our comprehen- | Thursday indicated that Candelario time he was ki \'ul n California. The newspaper interviews and then re-! ho future we shall enjoy a growing :‘.' ‘w]'.l;"','{”‘;””“.’””'“f' on in { ),’. '. ml:w\ 1100 OFEN I"'I ’””I“ ‘4‘ sion of the great mission of liberty | Cervantes had only twelve men with cause of the .“uw.rm has not been |turned to Washingt national life or suffer a lingering na L”!“‘,’“ i ml! u‘u 1 ‘(I, coul ’rl T ac qu.u.luw are contemplatec OF land justice to which we have devoted | him when he killed. American determined The car struck the T'he showing up of the land frauds | o021 qecay i 5 ”’W"‘_‘ 5%, }M""” ‘“‘“\“_"_'\‘_ "'1 ]”['“’I‘_" £ ¢ he | Ourselves as a people, our pride in cavalry men have scattered these ef- steep wall with such force that the |and the subsequent indictments by the I wish to say, with all the empha- | o (m”m V'm‘u‘h‘“v e ‘,I",.m, : ie ¢ :m.u.. |”l Mr }”.“m |Iu m‘«;w,l (diedely vd enthusiasm for the | forts ‘effectively mechanician was thrown over it, then |federal government grew out of the | iis' iy 1y power, that if peace in Eu ol g ot oo By R b of president of the road willl,,liical program of the nat our! General Pershing today ordered rolled to | efforts of the cattle get con 1d MOrroy b i furerh ) deemed the hring him back to the starting point || rmi ' \ ¢ that no atte shall b it D a R ope ul come tomorrow 1t { s onic popular one, filled our ear \ ¢ | | o \ letermination to make it greater and a ) attempt shall be made to sell the ir t. [trol of the sutect Nebraska coun- | gught in the smalfest degree to |, ained. Doi Bves Wit tope | in his railroad career, e having been |y yrep with each generation, and our |liquors in_camp at Namiquipa. y der the Kinkaid law, which per 1i f preparedne A - \ | b STRIN DIAREIMEN . ADG. CODGUEION thnz | segolitie v den trate t 1 th - effect our policy of prepa \S | o ances that peace had definite g e M . AR ut emot o all the & i g | itted settlers to take up homesteads |G e o0 PO o Dy wannot | Assuranices that peace had definitely | ning out of Omaha not. so. many | feact iy oo sirate 10 ML the | MaGRATION FROM EUROPE L Aitker i n any way sl o exedli;- MilleBnisl ri i pury pting a tru IS NOW ON THE INCREASE ca g ¢ ] v material effect upon the pre ]y e - i i compatriors w fe s we do the 1 1 I ¢ A e \ el K we b h ¢ A 5 § ) 1 A8 that it is. how 100" Iate. for. us- 1o : A i i i mmigration into the Ynited States, t ' t I'ime for Rededication Mok ) ¥ ATC that the w A 1 ed 1 that the la ¢ greater increase towards ; [ \tertiath of he Al . Gl.fu ] V, “ w I ' and A eeding month 1 FEF M ‘ . =iy B le 1y by Lincoln Grain Man Assurediy. some . ‘ : P ; fathers”first | Deparanent of Labor show that 22 p \ ) ALLSC | 000 alie cache \merican shores than in L Ita 810 March, sent | 4 . J ra ) I ther ! International Duty | o ; o \ Gee vas second with . ¢ England third 84, Mex A A 1 andi Democrats Meet 2y S June Twelfth to . Hear Contests - \ I'he : Funeral of the Late Cl b Chicago Convention Dr. Shenard Today lm lng | 1t will be a gathering of . Mo h F .\‘f"'lll l)l‘l“( “Y'l'.l‘ | ;\;““lj‘l"“m"l‘“’m i : lg ty aSt e 0 < | Exelusive Photo " ) . Damage at Memphis e e ['he Bee printed . By arvangement far the sory " 0 . > ~ : ; | T AL ST 17,634 Paid Want / Sovmontad reiueed = | - 5,954 MORE than bk e Thabee s | in thesame month