Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: H\IAH\ FRIDAY YI\I 9. 1916 5 fiLLEVUE ORATOR When the Home Folks Go to Camp \THOUSANDS RhAUY ) ‘ march | houses il march with ,‘“;2',‘,‘,“,,"‘3{;1Strangler Lewis FOR PREPAREDNESS 10 FOLLOW FLAG kSRl B o ooV A g George R. I.un:; Tells Graduates ‘ where there m\ be 5,0 | il | Many (lrgnmzulmnn Lined Up to|frow the parochial Women Agree to March. | That They Must Take Burden of Citizens. March Along With 0ld Glory federal building and DR. KERR TAKES UP THE WORK | tween Eighteenth and Ninet “ believe in preparedness. 1 used At a meeting at the Commercial| E “Strnnf!u Lewis, who is he women's general commit- | matched to tilt with Joe Stecher in iy, headed by Mrs, E. M, | Omaha July 4, arrived in Omaha yes= se to 800 women were | terday morning. march, Half the club-| Lewis breezed into the city sur- ¢ city have not yet |,.,,|‘rnumlrd by a crew of training part- Mrs, Henry McDonald ‘ ners and handlers and will start ac- tive work at once, Billy Sandow, his Next Wednesday. Farnam streets Individual flags for each marche ROUTE OF PARADE OUTLINED will be provided by the general cor mittee. Byrne-Hammer compa Flag day parade arrangements are |Ployes will carry a large flag, Jix48 req feet, which they are making. The flag | was assigned to line up the high| ’ to be a pacifist, but I do not believe in | eace u‘l any price,” said George R : almost complete, the time set, the line | Jiy'y o corried flat hool gitls for the march, Another | manager, arrived last’ Sunday and 1 ¢ of march determined and close to| E. V. Parrish of the Commercial |meeting of the women's committec |made plans for the training camp at Luag. saaitiitpmaygt of thmmh" 20000 men and women pledged to|club will send out 30,000 cards printed | will be held Friday afternoon, | Carter hkr N. Y., in delivering the main oration narch. The parade will start from|in different languages, urging all for e Omaha and Major Isaac Sadler | The “Strangler” will go into camp Fwenty-fourth and Farnam streets at | eign-horn citizens to march in the [chapters of the Daughters of the |immediately and subject himself to 230 o'clock next Wednesday. The parade. Mrs. J, H, Dumont of the | American Revolution, which had|a stiff course of training. He will line of March is east to Sixteenth, | women's committee will urge every Y’.UHH“ . I'lag day celebration at|remain in Omaha until after the jorth to Capitol avenue, east to Fif- {minister to speak of the parade from | Happy Hollow, have postponed their | match is held. He is staying at the at the Bellevue college commence ment yesterday in the new gymnas ium, The title of the speaker's address b was “The Challenge of the Present.” |teenth, south to Douglas, east to Thir- | the pulpit Sunday morning event until the next day, Thursday,|Castle hotel, He declared that the real fault of all | teenth, south to Farnam, west to Fif Sixteen bands have been engaged [when Mrs. F. 1. Ringer of Lincoln | B Y 1 the evils in America today lay at the [teenth, south to Harney, west to Six- | and four more are authorized will be the speaker. The daughter When all other ways fail, try a Bee ' door of the voter, whose indifference I |teenth, south to Leavenworth and| Women employes of larg: business | will march in the parade. \\am Ad { and neglect made’ them possible P SLICK UP ‘ o i e e———— ) America for Justice, { “And my vision of Hv: America of the future is an America where oppor 1 tunity and justice for all ,m\ ails, an K America that will fake ¢ among the nations of the wmvr in building | 4 4 up a new internationalism in which the universal note of humanity will be THEY COME /, KB/)YS , HERE p | struck. : § Miss Anne M. Johnston, president /5 MAMIE of the senior class, read an essay en wirtr THE titled “The Function of the College in H 2 A/ | 2 e | Modern Education and Culture.” The RaNe/r == S - | paper was several times referred to by y / ? Mr, Lunn in the course of his address. . 7 W, / /mw wElL Miss Johnston showed what a collegc GET SOME I should do for its students and pointed 7 j out that if college students are often ! l 7 ’ | deficient in culture and attainments Y I the fault may not be entirely their | own, | Retiring President Nicholl intro | duced Dr. David K. Kerr, president of Bellevue college from 1890 to 1904, | ‘ who will again assume the presidency on July 15. Dr. Kerr spoke of the | memories of old times the program [ of the morning had awakened in him Nicholl Says Farewell. President Nicholl spoke feelingly in conferring the degrees, He regreted that he was not to be at Bellevue next ‘ - I he commencement procession was to the end that patriotism held under the direction of Prof form may be ntensified in every| e i ALL SALUTE FLAG | i Girndunios, Pachelor of Arts PHILL HALL VISITS CAMP v Maxwell Exeoutive Directs State House and | OF OMAHA HIGH CARETS | Tohn M. Bloomquist, Part 1 *Paul W, Cummings, Ternie Mary . Den Ethiyn A, Bmith [ Other Public Buildings Be AT { ' ol I Johnston | alley Neb unc B (Specia | o mmings. " Bihiyn A e i Felegram.) Adjutant General 1. | ege First Orade Btats Ceri\ficate 8CHOOLS . Hall visited ‘the cadet encampment ‘.\|' "',)\’V ton, y “i“hz" 'll"ll’xyr 1 DIRECTS 001}’ TO ASSIST vesterday afte I’\umu ith hi ’ taff, | Barton N. Maawell, = e He inspected the camp and judged Professional City Btats Certificate— y f ¢ Ethiyn Arline Smith (Frogn » Btaff Correspondent) the company lines at the regimental Normal Bchool First Grade Btate Cer Lincoln, June 8.--(Special.)-Flag |parade in the afternoon. Company tificato—s : B " e 7 Helon M. Andrews, Gieorge L. Evans, day will be celebrated in Nebraska | B, ‘JI“lrl”ll |‘ d 'r“'|' Ziffel ";‘)‘“; ,k Hornics K. Dunn Tewsle Van Dusen Governne Morehsss ling, placed first. Compan 00 Normal Behou) Becond drade Site Corurs. |ON June 14, and Governor Morehead | o063y 0iory and company E, third cnto— has issued a proclamation in which | The morning troop p arade line was Edith L. Hover, Habslls Purce i § i e e wey, | € directs that the state house, other |'won by company F, in command “of | Eilzabeth Kintner Kutherine L. Shanahan | public buildings. and the public | Fred Wolrath. Company G took sec ' Dorls . Lindvurg, ~ Beatrice 8. Slom. " | gchools of the state display the Stars (ond, and company H third | piome "1>h’ SSIRE pumines SANON, and L"rll)"‘ and that the schools take Recommendations have been hand Prizes Awarded. part in some demonstration along the | ed in by the commissioned officers for ano er c a er The following prizes were awarded: | lines of education as to what the flag | the officers for next year — . I Clarke Orsiorial ‘“;""“ First, Dean | means. The proclamation reads Captain Edward Ziffel won a bet of sles; wecond, Max Gurdner e A h &0t e s Doslatatary . Contast-~vivet Lnks The 14th day of June of each year |$10 by capturing a cadet trying to run dall Blart] second, Harry Fowler has come to be recugnized and cele- | the guard Monday night Button Prize in D oFirst, Beymour 2 C 4 tion a 71 “mith, Bernica Miller, Gurwood Hichagdson; l;r.unl throughout the nation as Flag Goethely to Bee Wilkon ond, Randall Blart, Samuel Kinnier, John | 48Y. Waghi Phelps “We have no occasion in the ‘year | Goethels, for an eng with the o galr that o Canal prasident next wee | Peace Oratorical Contest-—Tirat, Boymour | when patriotism can better be =ex Smith; second, Perry Johns { tha | P Thaea Temperance Oratorieal Content—Wirst, | Pressed than on that day e Amer Beymour Bmith; wec " ican people are patriotic at all times; 1 Haskell " Pri the love of country is characteristic of all our citizens, whether native “A PERILOUS LOVE” Another chapter of the new Hughes’ novel —Gloria’s Romance—will be seen Dorothy D, Davls, man calls, Clint § Elazabeth Kintor ! Degrees and cirtificates were con: |born or by adoption, This has been | | . Dagroes and cletilonsen websnos fREE S8 Y TR waran well as| 10 End Catarrkal | e o - peace, on a thousand battle fields, < they ha vied with each othe de- | | | Tukey and Burns iy Sopa it sy cther mde:) Poafness and | | banner has been spb [ Take No Qhagosg ot i st ae shes Head Nmses A under the stars. It has been borne & FeNaiar Grain’ etarehal dont Hary Tukey 3 Sam B bllve sl y S hand of those who ave | 2o 238, 00 0, 1 today. Another feature chapter of this society romance, in preparedness come to us from all nations, and there | (nae thia distressing affiiction can Successfully (treated at hor starring beautiful Billie Burke! [} For this reason they appeared in the | is nothing that removes differences |, office of the clerk of t federal court [ and contentions as quickly as a shot and filed their phe aphs and per-|at our flag. 1 am speaking in general sonal descriptions to be forwarded to | terms; there may be those who have the secretary of state in Washington. [ no sentiment, whose souls are so e Pictures and descriptions of Mrs, Tu-|dead, that they to themselves have By Arrangement with F. Ziegfeld, Jr. key and Mrs. Burns were also: filed. | never said: ‘[t is my own, or my ! Pruasports'will ba secured from Wasir{adoted lands But otr people, as & GEORGE KLEINE presents ] ington, rule, love our institutions. Here we { They are going to be prepared|dwell in the enjoyment of liberties, il against possible arrest as German | secyred to us by the patriotism and | o spies when they take an automobile | sacrifices of our forefathers. Qur m{. next month into Canada ag expresses the truth that this is a NMhen they are held up by some government ‘of the people, for the om druggist officious Johnny Bull they will flash Btrength y ) n people, and by the peoole.’ = Take this hom the paper (as they say in the|” “Our flag means more to us today b'gosh drama.) ) ; than ever hefore. It floats untroubled gt “",“'!."" 0% g hed 88 lin the breeze, to which the people of SRRt One. 48 rge and the | other nations are looking with earnest i fourth as “turned up,” though the pho-| Y toseaoh & Al this latter to be | Y8 in the hope that from the ‘gov Ograph coesn t show this 1atter 10 De fofbqment which it represents, shall the case at all Tha'sarty will enter Canada at|come forth a decree that will lead to of hostilities and bring are described as Billie ?vrfe rsal pe Viagara Falls !‘l\”:“r sation ] ‘ BRANDEIS STORE EMPLOYES | in Kesping wit tig, proclamation ! TO MARCH ON FLAG DAY3 g . l4r\” H. Morchead, governor of 8 T Nebraska, hereby cameatly request| HOTEL AND RESORTS | The Brandeis stores announce that [ ihat on the 14th R Sl they will close ». m, on Flag day 4 char ' to give their ¢ ortunity | iy ° A to march in the day pa-|iions o ¢ state M l to march n th O [ Glen Morris Inn| schools in part throughout he the employes flag, set apart a | i A% 5 . 5 ;nlm‘.;y,nlv.mw to the fact that this | 1o ¢xplain to the puj ¢ sig CHRIS#MAS LAKE | "ymh.l ‘.H, ; N : ‘..H‘q.‘ u'\. id, the ¢ o § t that Offers sumimer resort ac ‘ ayers and executive heads have been | ?“':‘,7‘ i i ‘;"; " ¢ ) commodations of the high Supporlnl by HENRY KOLKER & '”‘“«“ ) ~ j;; ,:H times of peace v‘".‘, , ! 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