THE OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 191!2.
Insurgent Band
Organizes for
Next Congress
BoraK, La Follrtte ami John
on In Contest for Leader
hip f Progressive He
publican.! In Senate.
Br okokoe r. Al TIIIEn.
Waahlna t ml nit Tha Onwlia Br.
Washington,, Nov. 14 (HpwiaJ
Tslr-iranvrWhll revolting. witrn
rrpreint(v. ara pluiinliic to tip
tuii In orvtinlMMnn nf tha, newly
'ct1 houK, jtlvlnaT tha "dry'' an
opportunity to lt In Die (.pfii
Hon, thi Inaurirent filtrnrnt jf the
adnata yi'fltTiluy b'aiu to form it
own pinna (or th new rck-lma In re
publican politic.
Hrnator Mi-dlll MrOrmlrk's atntf
matit of ywrtantHy chIIImk for abrefri
tlon of tha tnilorlty rule whs nn amm
ar Imtnul thnn It lrnme known (hat
n lnrmrtnt orKanlziitlnn of the adn
ata whi In proffraaa. Hnutor llomh
was' on of thou who had rrlimi1
to W'ftNhlnifton, and whlla ho ffum-d
to Bay anything cbnrenilng the unit-,
tor, It la known that ha 8MplrM to
tha ImoViIiIj, t'Ktlir with Hfna
tor IjH Follctte of Wisconsin. John
son of Cullfortila and iioaalhly Mo
Cormlck.
Iai1wililp to H ConlmlH.
That laadrrahlp will La prlxa
warmly ronttd and will rarry with
It the banner of leadership whlrh
probably will lead directly )ntj the
republican national convention In op
position to tha -nomination of 1'rcnl
dent Harding.
Senator Johnaon of Ciillfnriiltt la
another eandldHt for this lailerahlp
among tha proKreaalvoa, who will
vary In thflr riVree of proKrenlve
lam. Tha context for thla learixmhlp
Is likely to b friendly, Insofar an It
will sea co-operation anionic (ho pro
graftal ve aenatora for tho objerta to
b attained, hut It Will bo none the
less turnout. Hwmtor 1m Kolletto
starts with the advantiixo (if having
contributed to tha election of Rrook
hart la Iowa, phlpstead In Minne
sota and Frpfcler In North Dakota,
and has Work pi Wlaconaln repre
aDtitlve In tha hmma who will rfo
his bidding. Hut I,a Follette I looked
upon In many qunrters aa too radi
cal, while Hornh mid Johnson more
nearly represent the ldala of many
who think tha progrenivlm of the
republican parly should have a sav
ing graft of eonaervatlam.
May Kat I'p Farm Bloc.
Since moat of the ponaible progres
sive leaders are. potential candi
dates for the prcaldency, they will
seek- to represent a national rather
' than a suctions! or occupational
movement. Accordingly there are in
dications 1hat In the comlns; two
years the farm bloc which has served
an extremely useful purpose will be
eaten up by - the prosrcsalve bloc
which will seek to amalgamate the
liberal elements In all walks of life
with spedul efforts alonjr the line of
combining tha agriculturists and the
labor elements,
tVhlle La Follette has the greater
power In his state, Senator Johnson
of: California comes to the bat with
thi prestige " of themendous' ma
Joijiy In his recent election and Vlth
the prestige "that accompanies his
try at the nomination two years ago.
Borah is acknbwledgedly the keenest
debater In the senate and a man of
treat Independence of Judgment,
courage of conviction and resourceful
nees as a leader and aa 'a speaker
which will make him a strong con
tender for the progressive leader
ship. Howell and Norrls of Nebraska are
regarded an holding a balance of pow
er In the progressive councils be
cause of their . known independence
and will exert a powerful Influence
upon the "progressive bloc" when It
gets started.
I Man Discovers He Was
Flirting With His Wife
r
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When lr. J. Franklin Monr, Oak
land, Oil., (lent tut, Bilvertlxcd as fol
lows: "Wanted A companion for
Uk end trips; no grafter or cafe
fiends need apply," he signed It "W.
H. Harris." As "Grace Vance" his
cwn wife (above) anmvercd him, and
irnv Mm the shock of his llfs In
divorce court when she read his
mushy love letters.
Movie Theater
Romance Blasted
School Girl Kelurn Home
Kx-Convirt HeM $300
Mining.
Detroit Jurors Talk Strike.
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 14. Circuit
court Jurors here are talking of a
strike because of lack of work. Owing
to a light docket, the Jurors have
been placed on a two-itey-a-week
basis at (2.50 a day.
Borne of the Jurors said a suit might
be filed to test the right of the Jurors
to work five days a week.
Toasted Cheese Sandwiches.
Mix together ono cupful of grated
American cheese, one teaspoonful each
of mixed mustard and Worcestershire
sauce, salt and paprika to taste and
a tahlenuoonful of tomato catsup.
Spread between buttered slices of
bread and toast quickly to rich brown
on both sides.
Parents' Problems
How can boys best tje broken of
the habit of Jumping tm and off of
moving hi reel curs?
An explanation of why lie shouldtif
usually ansnera with a hoy of brains,
1'ut often experience -ma to be the
best teacher. The danger can be
'pointed mit and examples tf acci
dent from such eatur brought to
the attention f tha bo).
lylncoln, Nov. H.--tHpecinl.) Violet
Mlz, IS, pretty Lincoln High school
girl, went to a picture show.
There she met Hert Harris, recently
freed from the stale reformatory after
serving a term for petit larceny.
Violet "fell for" Harris. He told
her the only reason be couldn't marry
her, it Is alleged, was that he had no
money,
"Why papa has some out at the
house," the girl Is said to have told
him.
"All right, go get It," his reply in
alleged to have been.
Violet went home, ffhe retired at
9 Sunday night.
Her father placed 1300 beneath his
pillow before be retired,
Monday morning his daughter and
the money both were gone.
At 7 Monday evening she returned
home without tho money.
Hhe said she met Harris Sunday
evening, gave him tho money, and he
told her to wait for him while he
packed his clothes and got a taxlcab.
Hhe waited, but he didn't come
back. Karly Monday morning she
went to the home of a friend for the
day and. then went home.
Harris Is under arrest in Nebraska
City and will "be returned lo Lincoln,
Fuel Administrator Seizes
Fuel on Estate of Morgan
Nowburgh. N. Y., Nov. k Wil
liam R. I'erklns, Orange county fuel
administrator, began distributing
among residents of Highland Falls 353
tons of- soil, wfilch he said was
seized on theeatate of J. Plorpont
Morgan in that village. Investigation
of complaints that only 85 tons of coal
had been received In Highland Falls
In three months, Mr. Perkins said, dis
closed that 488 tons had been deliv
ered to the Morgan estate.
World War Vet Trampled
in Theatre Fire Panic
Los Angeles, Nov. M. One man
was overcome by smoke and nearly
200 other persons fled in panic when
fire broke out late today in the Nov
elty motion picture theater here.
Mark B. Jencns, 30, a disabled world
war veteran, who was gassed over
seas, fell In an aisle and scores
trampled over him before firemen
rescued him. Property loss was
small.
Western Pacific Rate Cut.
San l'Yanc.isco, Nov. H. The West
ern Pacific railroad today announced
important freight reductiona soon
would be made between California
points and points In Nevada and
Utah. The principal reductions. It
was said, would be In class rates and
would average 81 i cents per 100
pounds, or about 16 per cent. The
reduction to Reno will be about IB
cents; to Klko, 3 cents.
Today
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tongue, etc The only
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Personal Revolt of
Mexican Ends in
Grant of Amnesty
General Who Lead Rebels in
Retaliation for Unjaiiiislietl
Slaying of Sons Surrenders.
Durango, Mexico,, Nov. 14. (leu.
toxallo Hernandez, whose statues as
a rebel general had more of a parson
al than political siirnlllcance, accord
ing to Mexican military authorities
here, has surrendered and has been
granted amnesty' by the federal gov
ernment. He has returned to private
life at Kant a ltocalln, Chihuahua.
Gen. Hernandez revolted with a few
followers last spring and later when
the late Francisco Murguia entered
the field, affiliated with the new lead
er of the revolution.
Murguia was accompanied by Her
nandez lrf-fore Murgula's recent cap
ture and execution.
Kariy on morning hint spring,
two sons of Hernundez were return
ing from a dance and were so boister
ous that Inhabitants of Santa Itolalla
were awakened and complained to the
police, according to friends of Her
ns ndex.
The Hernandez boys objected to In
terference in their revels and a fight
ensued In which both were killed,
their, mother was wounded, the fight
being curried to the Hernandez home,
it Wus reported.
The general complained to Govern
or Ignaclo Knrlquez and President
Obregon that his family was threat
ened with extermination by personal
enemies. Tho slayers of his son not
being punished, Hernandez, entered
the revolutionary lists. His following
was never large, but ho was active
in many small uprisings. He foiiKht
only one battle and I hat was In Coa
bulla, when Gen. J, Gonzalo Ettcobar
routcj bis band, killing several offi
cers and men.
The deaths of General Murguia and
Juan C'arraaco left Hernandez na
the prohablo lender of the rebels in
the north. Murguia Is said lo have
appointed Hernandes "commander la
Chihuahua."
Man Who Killed Man
With Axe on Trial
Atlantic, la., Nov. 14 8petlal.)
JoTin Hchaeffer, aged Panama resi
dent, who sU-w Matt Herbst, black
smith, lust June with an axe, was
brought to trial yesterday at Har
lan, la.
Herbst yua killed when be at
tempted to act ss peacemaker at a
timu when Kchaeffer was iiuarrellng
with some boys, who are said to have
whistled at him, Hi hseffer, who was
carrying an axe, became angry and
struck Herbst In the chest. Ills
hrMiathnnn was spill and he died a
few minutes later. Prosecutor V. 11,
Pycra of Khclny county represents the
stute, It Is believed that a Jury will
be obtained by Tuesday afternoon.
Jude O. 1). Wheeler Is presiding.
Cannon-Carrying Airplane
Completed hy French
Washington, Nov. 14. Completion
of a giant cannon-carrying airplane
for night bombardment claimed to
be the first airplane constructed for
artillery material, was reported to
the Commerce department today by
Vice Consul Harold D. Kinloy at
Havre. The machine Is equipped
with a 75-mJlllmcter gun, ope of tho
75s of word war. . .
Tho plane Is made entirely of metal
and is propelled by four motora of
400 horsepower each. Ttii plans
call for a speed of ISO kilometers an
hour. The machlue J to .he put
through a series of tosts by the en
gineers of the air ministry. '
Girls of HiIi Srliool Civies
CIuhs as Jury Free Man
Akron, .. Nov. 14. Sixteen kIH
members of a local high school class
In civics sat as a Jury today in police
court und no(ultted Rudolph Kalian,
charged with violation of the state
prohibition act, The girls were spec
tators In court when tho Kalian case
was called. Judge A. F. O'Ncll asked
If they would like to net nit Jurors.
All were eager to serve.
"There Wasn't enough evidence to
convict the man," one girl explained
sfter the Jury had returned its ver
dict.. Judge O'Ncll dismissed Kalian.
Omaha Picks Up
Chicago Opera
Concert ly Rosa Raisa Clear
ly Heard liy Radio Fans
Mere.
The opera season has opened. Al
though Omaha ha no warblers and
trlllers of lis own- possessors of high
powered radio outilts can hear the
Chicago grand opera, which begun its
season Monday night with "Aldu."
Any radio fan possessing a vacuum
tube receiving act should bo able to
pick lip the Chicago music, accord
ing to local dealers.
Among the Oma turns who heard
the great Rosa Ftnlsa Monday evening
were Frank Helby, Ray how, Frnnk
Morseman and Gould Diets,
"Wo .pal every note of It," declared
Mr. Kulby. "It was as clear na if we
had lieen In tho opera house. And
we could hear waves of applause aft
er each song." Mrs. fielby listened
with only one receiver, as both made
it unpleasantly loud.
Mr. Low had the same experience
and got the muslo very clearly.
"It was fine, I'm' going to listen to
Carmen tonight," he said.
Mr. Morseman hod some difficulty
Road Conditions
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Sixteenth St.
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In getting Chicago and only heard the
last hour of the pci fornuince. He
had trouble between numtwr and
found lie had to re adjust bis dials
after each chanr of voice or aa the
singer mcved about the stag.
This' evening Kdlth Mason,
soprano, who Is to nppar before the
Tuniilay Musical society In Omaha
this winter, will sing "I -a Hoheme"
for a Chicago audience, and Inci
dentally a radio audience. The music
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WratlnghoiiH company at 400 meter
wave Ifiitth.'
Soviet Red Cross Man Killed.
Holla, Nov. 14. Delegate Aghcff, a
member of the soviet lied Crose dle
giitlon, recently Installed here, is
dead from wounds received several
days ago when he whs shot from
ambush. Ills assassination waa at
tributed to political adversaries.
Third Party Plans
Campaign of 1921
Progressive Leaden Hold Con
ferenee Herti Candidate
for Senator Satisfied.
I'rogresslv party leader held a
conference yesterday In headquarters,
I.yrlo building, to arrange for state
wide meeting to prepare for the cam
paign of 1924.
"W have done what w Intended
to do," said llev. J. U. Hcebe, candi
date of the party for United States
senator at the recent election.
"Though I am tie active pastor of u
church and kept right on with my
preaching throughout the campaign,
I f-rl that I rendered the party serv
ice by making the race,
"We elected the sheriff at riatts
mouth and all the county officers ex
cept two In Lincoln county. That was
pretty good considering we had been
organized only a few month, i have
no political ambition nowV
A rroiresslve KA'onomlo lengue I
to be organized to have headiiuarter
In the Lyric building and keep track
of political and economic movements.
Anson H. Illgelow, A. I,. Tldd of
riattsmouth, recent candidate for con
gress; C. A, McDonald, state prod
dent of the Federation of Ijihor; and
Hen Italian! were among tin) at the
conference.
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