Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1916, Page 2

< “BILLY” TALKS FOR THE DRY CAMPAIGN Reaches Omaha at Midnight and Takes Early Train for Lincoln. AT AUDITORIUM LAST NIGHT v putrid carcass swinging from the gib- bit of public opinion. His closing was very dramatic, having early in the speech dispensed with his collar and tie and unloosened his shirt. He snatched an American flag from the rostrum and asked sev- eral small boys to ascend the stage, pointed those out as the raw material on which the saloons feed. Waving the flag dramatically, he asked all who would vote dry this fall to rise to their feet, while the band in at- tendance played “America” and the crowd cheered and climbed on the benches almost to a man. 1t was one of the largest public meetings ever held in Grand Island and necessitated special trains, which were run over the Ord branch to ac- commodate the crowds. Rev. “Billy,” who arrived on a spe- cial train from North Platte this aft- ernoon, left tonight on No. 10 over the Union Pacific for Omaha ‘NMA’ WORRIES OVER “BILLY'S” HAY FEVER Little Son Has Tonsils Re- moved at Methodist Hos- pital and Does Fine. HAS COAT OF OREGON TAN Shaking hands with a host of friends and admirers in true Roose- veltian style and displaying a Saga- more Hill smile, Rev. “Billy” Sunday, after a night, or rather, a morning, for he arrived at midnight from the west, spent in Omaha, departed for Lin- coln over the Burlington at 9:15 p'clock yesterday morning. Punctuating his remarks with fre- quent references to the success of the “dry” movement in Nebraska, the fa- mous ball player-evangelist declared that he was feeling “bully” and that he looked forward with pleasure to speaking in Omaha again. Take Detectives Along. In the party going to Lincoln Friday morning were Mr. Sunday and_ four Omahans, F. D. Wead, Elmer Thomas, James Allan and George Stryker, the latter two being private | «p» . CHICAGO., BOSTON. : < detictives. Why the detectives are Ma” Sunday sat at the bedside of ABH.OAB. ABHOAB Fitted or wide knee. accompanying the Sundays to the her baby son, Paul, fanning him gent- g : *: g;i;:m;rrftg g : g H % 4 = 5 ) state capital was not divu{ged. ly. Anxiety lined the countenance of 103 lflnrry,flt'b 51030 Ribbed Lisle Union Suits, ge n‘zriveél in Omat‘u‘ at midnight | this fignre of motherly solicitude, for ajetia s 3.“5;'{,:.::'1'1;;.: 1310 regularly $1.25; special, at D i \\ wi " '.v‘ unday and In a taxi, ac- it was at Qhe M!‘hudl!l holpi(al Fri_ Frofer,db 4 212 0 1 /alker,ci HH s 7 <= ‘ companied by Dr. W. F. Callfas, 903 day morning, an hour after Paul, aged gccy;;u?;'c“: 3 H 333’:&":;’.'1\’, 10010 B 3 S g l $1.00. Fitted or wide knee. .. 2 \ Mercer Park boulevard, drove straight ¢C | Willia's,p 2 0 1 2 1Bcottss 0 0 1 10 rassiere pecla —_— to the Callfas home, where he retired gfl yes gpcratgld °"df°" thelaemoval Of | Faber.p” 0 0 0 3 ofmyrines 0 ¢ 13 ¢ Women’s Fibe . . s . where he retired | 4ice.ased tonsils and adenoids,. | W ————— Sady, 3 3 immediately. ; s '?&:;'1 l:g":'b::v'; bzm;noslmai.ling ten-| Totals37112713 sThomeso 1 0 8 6 Saturday we will dispose % m 1ber Flnal 1ear1n o et g imbly from |derly down on the sulfering litle boy; gy ¢ 880 8|l of a small lot of Brassieres Silk Hose, 59¢ C c , runn n “ ; ! il A \ : the train to & waiting taxicab, whin | O O s ely> asker. th shorep” 9 0 ¢ 8 8|] and Bandeaux, some of | White or black, flare tops or ; reporters IPP")"}: o get out of the hospital and get back PRAth 100010 which have sold at $2, $2.50, | lisle; a particularly good a e O B O u ses Was.es No Time. _ |to Dr. Callfas’ home, but we can't Totals 38113710 0 $3, $8.50 and $4— value at 59¢c a pair. He smiled }tlh (mll:wl: gunduy lm}:{le move him for two or three hours| epatted for Hooper in seventh. » $0.00 a and the machine whisked away. e|yet. *Batted for Wyckoft in elghth. 3 was at the depot less than two min-| Then “Ma” led The Bee reporter o R o e Your Choice, $1.25 A Special Value Every one from our ex- Georgette Crepes, Crepe utes and fewer than half a dozen |out of the sick room so as not to dis- Boston ...... U OO R Lt £ . . y clusive stock—all on sale de Chine, Lace, Linen, Lin- Two-base hits: J. Collins, Hoblitzell, in Children’s Hose gerie, Soiree, Voile, Organ- turb the little sufferer, pacing up and down the hospital corridor during the interview. “I have just wired ‘Pa/ friends met him. Sunday spoke at North Platte yes- terday afternoon to nearly worry about Sunday’s hay fever, which has been troubling him since the noted evangelist set out on this speaking tour, “The farm in Oregon? Well, the only trouble about it is that we had to leave so soon. ‘See how brown I am! extending her arms. “Yes, I milked the cows and fed the chickens and ‘Pa’ and the boys hocked oats. Dr, and Mrs. Callfas had to help us, too, when they ar- fid at our farm last Saturday even- Island, This noon at Lincoln he will give the lecture again and to- pight Omaha will hear him at the Auditorium, His anti-liquor crusade Nebraska will consist of only these flue:bet. - At North Platte a girl was engaged to call up every telephone subscriber and urge attendance at the Sunday address. Dr. W. F. Callfas and Mrs, Callfas went to the Sunday farm in Ore to accompany the evangelist to cuh. Callfas, with “Bi 1 1 rs. : |Sunday, ir., and Paul Sunday, arrived nt%"t'hi?lnl:;' laughingly cm:ropor; men onE-_;;«g-laT Aund :nua‘.v-{:& peore: : ry, telling how “Billy”( PFTROM, \p VAR & i i N T 1 d H In Omira, yesterday mornins. Mek| Sy forced e e | s | HRDAR L ASEDAR Embroidered Voiles €w 1aiore€ ats Yy bl into overalls and put him to work, | Sobber 4 N R R R um S — Goes East Tonight. while she and “Ma” milked the cows. | Vench,it 4 1 0 0 ORicerf 4 0 40 0 From Our July F I d. W Tonight at midnight, immediately| “I'd give anything for a snapshot uf grtorare 4 1 1 S et 1 Y04 : 7 . White Goods Sal or Immec 1ate Vv ear after the lecture at the Auditorium, |the Sunday family as they " looked | Young.1b 3 16 3 Ohenrs e 10310 Every pair of this season’s ite Goods Sale th s‘ da: s il 1 the | when we descended on th};m Spenterc 2 1 2 2 OMchidoss 3 0 0 10 New S is P t $3.95 In general, we may say e Sun arty will leave over the 0 unex- | Spencer, B'de, ew Sorosis Pumps, at $3. h urlinnonyigtraiugo, and thence to | Pectedly last week,” said Mrs, Callfas. e Ll O S Regardless of forl;)nér rices. Only a Very Few Left that “T R IMMING i Lake to d the Sabbath. 'Ma” Suiday was a deciled! Mllfl\erlm 21000 Totals.28 727 8 1 1 pEicess . n::o::“ Ak ¢ S“l:dt:l wllel ulem; B icnthey figurs in.a pale bie nnfi Sottarper 1 00 0 0 3b6¢ apd 50c white em-| WHICH DOES NOT Y, P e The newest styles and col- broidered voiles, 19c a | SEEM LIKE TRIMMING” white frock and low, wiite shoes, pri-Fhal ol (oo Parents Hear From Runaways, Columbus, Neb., Aug. 18.—(Special Telegram.) —Arthur Wurdeman, | Hasty Brown and Charles Dickey, who a few days ago left Columbus suddenly in an automobile belonging to young Wurdeman's father, have been heard from at Belleville, Kan. They will visit Kansas City before returning home, having notified their parents to this effect. Attacked by Angry Porker, Columbus, Neb,, Aug. 18.—(Special Telegram.)—Mrs. Fred Stenger, liv- ing f miles northwes of Columbus, attacked by angry brood sow late yesterday’ aft- ernoon and severely bitten about the chest and shoulders. J. E. H went to-her i nick of time. ian was called to attend her, who stated her injuries were not of a serious nature, School House Struck by Lightning. Holdrege, Neb., Aug. 18.—(Special.) -TThe Oberg rural school building, situated three and one-half miles northeast of Holdrege, was damagea to !he' amount of $50 when struck by lightning during the electrical storm Wednesday night. The damage was the visi with Teddy Roose- velt, after which he will open his at Detroit. from two speeches in Ore- 1 delivered against the liquor in- K ts, Sunday has done no speaking during the summer, but instead de- ted his time to recreation and farm Soecal Telegram) ‘clegram.)—' shut the mouth of every her of the country if they had 1l way, but friends, you have got u es on one preacher who will ht them till hell freezes over and en get a pair of skates and chase m on the ice,” yellea Rev. “Billy” day to the first audience which he addressed in Grand Island, and which gthere more than three thou- nd strong at LaKeview park this to hear the noted evangelist r a lecture on “Booze.” The Rev. “Billy” sccred the Fros- erity league, ing that it was far om hm% what the name implied, d paid his compltments to the itors of the state who would allew business managers to dictate to em and were afraid to write edi- rials against the liquor evil. He imented Grand Island and told an | ¢ ! | games each. stolen bases, runs. i eighth innings, Boston could do little with Williams’ delivery. Score: ! and t THE BEE: RED AND WHITE S0X DIVIDE THE GAMES Leonard Lets in Three Runs and Is Then Taken Out of the Box. WYCKOFF RELIEVES GREGG Boston, Aug. 18—The Shore, who pitched Excepting in the second Jackson (2), Scott, Walker. tSolen bases: Fournler (8), Schalk. Sacrifice fly: Four- Double play: Weaver to Fournier, fer, liveris his famous in Lincoln, that the cperation was | Bases on balls: Off Willlams, 3; off Gregs, , A 2 D non, " In"the evening a big crowd |successful, 50 he will nof worry,” she 3 ott Wyckott, 3; ott Shors, 1, s and 2"2”“3’ 86, 38; some 40 and | pairs for 50c. Blouses formerly priced to $1.50 79 heard the samc sermon at Grand |said and thereupon herself began 10 {in woven and one-third innings; off Faber, > Blouses formerly priced $1.65 to $ 1.95 95¢ 3 hits, 2 runs in one and two-thirds innings; off Leonard, 4 hits, 6 runs in two-thirds off Gregg, 1 run, 1 hit in on inning otf Wyckoff, 2 hits, 1 run In seve nning Ayres Wins for Washington. ‘Washington, Aug. 18.—Brilllant pitchin by Ayres enabled Washington to defeat De- troit today, 2 to 1. eDtroit's only run was scored by Crawford, who went all the way to mecond on Shanks' error, was sacrifice to third and talllod on & sacrifice fly. Ayres' hit scored Washington two runs, after single, & pass and an Intleld out had put *Batted for Spencer In seventh. Datrolt _......0 1000 00 ¢ o~ i $1.00 white cord striped e Bt oo, Thres.base hits ar: || 80 black kid, patent kid, | | ™ yoiles, 35c a yard. bons, plain and with gold gan, Btolen base: Jamieson. Double play: blue and brown kid. Sat- riced edges, are very much Morgan to Willlams. Bases on balls: Off Dubue, 3; off Mitchell, 1. Hits and earned runs: Off Dubue, 3 hits, 2 runs in one and two-thirds innings; oft Mitchell, 4 hits, Mitchell, 1; by Ayres, 2. nolly and Chill New York Wins Serles, New York, Aug. 18.—New York made Umplres: Co: s now have won fi stralght games. The game was a sens: tional pitchers' battle between two youn| sters, Shocker and Lambeth. Lambeth 4l Pipp flled to Speaker. Peckinpaugh scor on successive singles by Bauman len. Smith, who played his last game wi e wondrous crops he had seen e coming to this city. Farmer Would Gain. The evangelist averred that he Id close every brewery and dis- 'g the country and that the far- r Id even then receive more for corn, due to the increased demand m men who now spent their sus- nce for booze. If Grand Islanders 0 value their wives and daughters ld only stop and think they d not hesitate in casting their for the dry side of the ques- When it came to marrying ‘s daughter to a man whose only estate was found under his fin- nails and who did not possess money to buy birdseed for a 0o clock, then let them vote for continuance of the liquor traffic. The doom of the saloon was sealed he would never be satisfied with liquor traffic until he beheld its entirely covered by insurance and the building will be remodeled prior to the opening of school in the fall. 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Chicago Americans won from Boston today, 11 to 6, ending up the series at two “Dutch” Leonard was batted from the box in the first in- ning, three runs being scored and two put on the bases by his pitching. With men on third and second he was replaced by Gregg, who filled the bases and forced a run across with two passes. J. Colling then made his second double of the inning and two more runs counted. Wyckoff relieved Gregg and re- tired the side by fanning Weaver, He held the visitors well in hand until he gave way to a pinch hitter in the eighth. { final inning, allowed three singles, a double and a pass, which, with three netted Chicago fou‘; an the -thirds inpings; off Shore, 4 runs, 4 hits In one Inning. Struck out: By Wil- llams, 1; by Wyckoff, 3. and O'Loughlin. Umplres: Evans run In six and one-third Innings; off Ayres, 6 hits, 0 run In nine innings. Struck out: By clean sweep of the series with Cleveland hirteen-inning contest, not permit a hit from the seventh inning until the thirteenth, when he met defeat. With one out, Peckinpaugh walked and d Mul- Cleveland, made three hits. Score: NEW YORK. LH.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.BE. Graney,If 6 1 1Mageect 6 0 7 0 0 Ch“fl'n.lb 60 OHlgh,1t 60801 Spe'ker,cf § 8 O0P'k'p'hes 6 1 6 1 0 Smith,rt 6 3 1 0 0Pipp,1b 4 110 00 W'bs 601 2 0Bann3b 6 3 3 4 0 Turn 5 3 4 3 0Gedeon,2b 2 0 3 0 0 Ho'al 3 013 2 OMullen3b 4 1 1 1 0 O'Nefl,e 65 2'¢ 2 OMiller,rt 65 1 2 1 0 La'beth,p 6 0 1 3 OWalterno 4 0 & 3 0 o e e v =S hOCKEE,D 3 1 0 4 O Totals. 456 1193818 1 = e—em e Totals. 42 83914 1 *Two out when winning run was scored. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 core two of their runs. The score: OMAH Loseke, residing one and one-half in the tenth. miles northwest of Columbus. The Stolen bas 0000030000 1—4 Spe Pipp. rifice hit Bauman, Shocke! Turner. Double B k‘;":")A! Pm“’fi'“,’;’:,':m 1000100100=3)hieyes made their getaway in the 6 i A B o e O T T i5ids Severeld. BSacrifice hits:| night This makes five Ford cars 5; off Lambeth, 6. Earned runs: Shotten,1f 3 0 6 0 OWittss 4 1 3 4 0|lrawry, Schang (2). Bacrifice fly : z J ROV Ty Shocker, tf Lambeth, 4. Struck out:|Millerrf 3 1 0 0 R T cElwes to Lajole to McIn that have been stolen in this vicinity By Shocker, 4; by Lambeth, 2. Umplres: (& 40130 1000 Oft Groom, 3; off Weilman, | in the last four months. Owens and ‘Hildebrand. O L oft Shechan, 3; off Bu: —_— 8, ! v St . . Wild Pitch Helps St. Louls. AL S 4 1.2 4 95 runa in nine innings; off Wellman, 3 hits, Paving Project Delayed. Philadelphia, Aug. 18.—A wild pitch by [Lavanss 2110 511 6 0f0 runin two tnnings; Columbus, Neb., Aug. 18.—(Special g s 3006 41113 runs in six Innings; off Bheehan, 0 hit, Telegram‘)—-The Columbus pavin; Bush, with two men out and Marsans on 0001 0020 run in two innl off Bush, 3 hits, 1 run ject h eived another bli:{ third base and Bevereld on second, gave *Borton 1000 flz':hohfl,p 30 00 Ou g lbn l;l’rflbuv Innl‘nnh, Btarnckh out: By Groom, 6; pro]%c th@s l'CCr Vas Charles \Vurdc St. Louls the winning run of an eleven-in- Totals ;j;;j‘nu';"n L] T y Nabors, 4; by Sheehan, 1; by Bush, 2.|eye for this year, as LU 7 . | U 1 H o ning game heretoday, the score being 4 to :Orlm‘:n 1000 el w amn h“f f{}eg L mkot;(;r: ‘.1" ;z‘;ei‘:fi:“?f 3. Bt. Louls ogt only two hits off Nabors, RoWSIENI0ALY Auto Thieves Make Getaway. I":%“';;:e ;g:i;:f tahe city and Ho‘f,a. ORI L0 LEEE s e et e Columbus, Neb., Aug. 18.—(Special | bin Brothers, the contractors. This on balls and a sacrifice fly in the sixth inning, and ylelded three runs. Battery and flelding errors helped the Athletics to Telegram.)—A Ford automobile has ty-six _blocks of been stolen from the farm of Walter S S B e D paving will not be done this year. e *Batted for Groom in tenth. *Batted for Sheehan In eighth. | THOMPSON-BELDEN &CO. w— The fashion Gerter of "the MiddleWest — Establshed 1886 Basement Bargains Dresses for Much Less Than Usual. See These Values Saturday Store Hours During the Month of August 8:30 A. M.—6 P. M. Women’s Cool Gauze Underwear Gauze Vests, 121c—Low neck, sleeveless, a good qual- ity; extra sizes, 15c. Gauze Union Suits, 35c— Both lace and embroid- without reservation. ery Gimming; lzes broken, die, Madras and Tub Silks. Children’s black cotton hose, fine ribbed, 18¢c a pair. 3 A Bargain: ' Soiled Dressing Sacques Re: duced — Made of figured lawn, regularly $1.256 and $1.50; Saturday, one price, 39c¢ each. Corsets—Third Floor. $3.95 for all SORQSIS o Blouses formerly priced $2.25 to $ 3.95 $1.65 Blouses formerly priced $4.50 to $§ 595 $2.95 Blouses formerly priced $6.50 to $10.50 $4.75 No Approvals or C. O. D's—All Sales Final. A Collection of Beautiful n Third Floor. Saturday We Will Clear Out All White d ors go in this clearing sale. is the vogue of the mo- yard. ment—Narrow Silk Rib- Leathers, white, gray, ivory, $2.25 fine. French em- broidered voiles, $1.00 a yard. Huck Guest Towels 40c All Linen Huck Guest Towels, 29¢ 50c All Linen Huck Guest Towels, 39¢ in demand. Colors: Black with panne velvet tops, velvet facing, purple, dark green, seal bown and navy Twenty-five New Shapes. $5, $6.50, $7.50, $8.75, $10, $12.50 and $15. WE URGE INSPECTION OF OUR BEAUTIFUL TAILORED HATS—INTERESTING PRICES, STYLES AND TRIMS. Second Floor. urday, $3.95. n- ve a- 8- 1d ed ith ¥ Stoves a Get Them and learn why millions find Prlces Before You Buy in it the very acme of whole- some, delicious re! ent, 16-inch oven Peninsular Range, RO | fro T g THECOCA-COLA CO., ATLANTA, GA. Send for free dooklet, *“The Romance of Coca-Cols.” 16-inch oven Peninsular Range, 4-hole GAS RANGES REDUCED New Method Four-Burner Gas Range Eriez, 4-burner, alum- like illustration inum interior finish— $19.75 Large ‘“Na- tional” Gas Range, elevat- ed oven, four- furner, alumi- num interior finish— $22.25 A large ship- ment of that fine alumi- num ware. 14 and 16-Guage Aluminum Ware The Large Double Roaster, 65¢c 2 This Double The 6-gt. Preserving Kettle, 65c § Cereal T Eodia ast epos, 8140 Cooker— Shop in THE BEE Before You Shop in the Stores Every piece of this ware 2-qt. S{ZS“C 1-qt. size 65¢ Experienced Advertisers Always Use THE BEE [