Omaha Daily Bee dated May 2, 1915

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PART ONE. NEWS SECTION PAGES ONE TO TWELVE == ——— XLIV—NO. 46, WOMEN AT HAGUE GALL ON NEUTRAL LANDS 70 NEDIATE Peace Oongress

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THE OMAI A SUNDAY BEE: MAY 2, 1915 !- bitterness that knows no reason. Fiee- [ where in the west they had been on a ‘(‘lr‘fl“

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3 The intense drouth the last two sea- Charles of Columbia, Ta., and Willlam of ;‘;“-"‘ of treatment which he regards l"‘vmm

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e s Adla OUAYDIA L uusui saa & 4 BELLEVUE GIRL WHO IS A m-l CAL WORDER. |0t MUST GIVE NOTICE OFINGREASED YALUE| Supreme Court

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THE BEE: 1915. OMAHA SUNDAY MAY 2, ILTON J3OGERS & SONS coO. 1515 HAREY relationship Although rumor has sald that several...

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i | | BELGIAN WOMAN CRIES 0UT FOR WAR Tells Peace Oongress Her Country's Wrongs Must Be Righted Before , Sword is Sheathed.

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THE KICKS ON THE LIFE | IN W'SHANE'S HOTEL Fred Gordon Plesds Guilty to Of- fanse with Stipulation that He Be Sent to Grand

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THE OMAHA IMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP Real Estate Men advance Commis- sion Rates on Sales and Charges for Leasing of Property.

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'HE OMAHA N0 SIGN OF STRIKE. APPEARS IN OMARA Organizer, Following Refusal of the 1 Builders to Grant Inorease, Says E No...

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OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 2, 1915. N LA ifll i I | | b 1 AMERICAN CARS IN DEMAND Foreign Orders Pouring in and Lon- don Life...

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AUTO SALES ON INCREASE High Prices Received by Farmers for Produce Makes Them Pur- chasers of Many Machines, FACTORIES BEHIND

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THE O\IAH.\ SUNDAY BE M -\Y 2, 1915 A hearing is to be held there | aynagorue - at Eigntsentn ana ('nn-un’ s header by the

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PAGES ONE TH TWEIVE =i | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE [ 1 VOL. XLIV—NO. 46 OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2 1915 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS,

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2-B CLUBS, VISITORS “AND GOLF| These Are the All Absorbing Topics Which Are Now Interesting Society Folks. SOME PREPARE TO

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THE OMAHNA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 2 195 [ . ) Wha Charter Members of the Clio Club of Omaha |55 it mimar S0 [ Nor Tammtatr” ™7 1" —

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+B WOMEN CANT VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS, Eleotion Commissioner Moorhead Makes Such Ruling After Her- ring's Expression. COURT...

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THE OMAMA SU \l!\\ BEE: MAY 2, 1915 Maude Adams in Quality Street, At the Prandeis UCH impulse is felt to go into | detal] in

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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE FOUNDED BY EDWARD ROSEWATER. VICTOR ROSE“J'ATERS E»Dl'!’()RL The Bee Pnbllnmnl ('«LmD ny, Prcgflo!or. BEE

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Lady Duff-Gordon Describes the Newest, Oddest Millinery and -Its Relation to the “Fashions That Stick.” By Lady Duff-Gordon

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Tiar, OMAHA SUNDAY BEE MAGAZ Why A'Woman NeverSeesHersel AsOthersSeeHer “When a woman looks at herself in the mirror she does

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5 Miss Rose O'Neill, Who Will Be a Jnd& of the Sketches for the Universal Gown for NT 'to secure a model gown, 2 MOVEME! A

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Miss Pearl White. ... paper to, the scientist when his weakness | “Miss Septix s {I,” she introduced, | our electric...

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(B B 2 2 ¥ ", ( LICE ELVIRA CRANDELL of of Omaha are the new King and Quéen of the Busy Bees for a reign of four'months. The

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S sp————— T e e THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 1915, HE WAS ONE OF OFFICERS WHO GUARDED JEFF DAVIS GUARDS JEFF DAVIS ON WAY T0

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PART THREE WANT AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO EIGHT. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE lWANT A | VOL. XLIV--NO. 46, OMAHA, SUNDAY \lt)R\l 1,...

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OMAHA Q’[’\'T)A\ BEE: How Big Is One Acre? 43,560 Square Feet Eight regular 40x124-foot lots figures 39,680 square feet, or a

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THE REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS. l\-S'l‘A'l‘l':—NOR’I‘II SIDE REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE Five-Room Cottage Strictly Modern $100...

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‘ REAL ESTATE-—SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE-—LOANS REAL ESTATE T FARMS AT BARGATN., FOR RENT FOR RENT Wl — - s e FARM & RANCH LANDS

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THE OMA SUNDAY BLE FOR RENT Cotinges. Mousen and Cottawes. - FIDELITY This Is the first name to think of when you are talking

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d Solicitore. Aments, Salesmen and Solicitews. Agents Wanted We want some one to represent us in every town in Jowa and...

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vaLAn A [y SUNDAY Bl MAQ _,)lw,\, 7—(} 7 INEW YORK STOOK MARKET Ihort Session on Exchlnl'e Mainly Repetition of the Recent |

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7 BEE: MAY 2 L A T RO Let Us Plan Your Landscape from Seeds in Drills. This is the last week of Spring planting; not much...

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l ) NE| GIF MY REGARDS \ B To JOE ,CAPTAIN, | | [ \F YOU SEE HIM! | HE'S UNCOUPLED . I'M WAITIN' FOR JOE . ) o ” o | HE'LL BE

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B ey e es—————————————————————————————— e e e e e e et HAPPY HOOLIGAN Well, When All's Said and Done—It Served the Duke...

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In Spite of Pinkey's Good Luck, the Dog Was a Funny Looking Mutt. Copyright, 1915, by Star Company. Oreat Britaia Rights...

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'M SORRY SIR- LOVEY wiLL You . . GO OVER AND TELL LOVE'Y - YoULL BUT YOU'LL HAVE THAT MAN TO STOP . Z L | HAVE TO GO BACK %

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Jumping is Good Exercise, but it Can Be Overdone Sometimes. SPORTS SECTION or THE OMA SUNDAY BEE JOSIES COP GAME IN THE...

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2—8 THE OM AHA BASE BALL BEATS CRICKET Public in Australia Abandons Lat- ter, but Takes Kindly to Former Game, COLLEGIANS ARE

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e mfinging Up OH: MR JIGGS - TERRIBL Y “WORRIED TONIGHT ~ Judgments UITE the most important plece of business before the Omaha

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-8 BOXING THRIVES IN GOTHAM Ringside Sees a Bright Future with New Commission and Increase in State’s Reoeipts. T0 CARD...