Lincoln’s Spirit Country’s Need, Rotarians Told < .lub Members Hear Addresses by John L. Kennedy and Janies E. West, Boy Scout Executive. i __ Speaking before the Rotary club yesterday noon, John L. Kennedy said of Abraham Lincoln that he ‘‘was the greatest and best human influence that ever blessed mankind." Mr. Ken nedy told of the day in Scotland when he was a boy, when the schoolmas ter came into the classroom and told his pupils of the assassination of Lin coln. and talked to them o( America, its ldeaIs»of government, and especial ly of Lincoln himself. "That talk had a great deal to do with my coming to America eight years later,” said Mr. Kennedy. “The ideas that influenced my life have in fluenced millions of other lives across the sea." The speaker urged that America j make fewer laws and enforce them better, and appealed for a return to the ideal government for which Lin coln stood. "We have not lost out j ideals, we have only mislaid them," j he said. Boy Scout Chief Talks. 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Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the con gestion—and the old rheumatism tor ture is gone. Rowlcs Red Pepper Rub, made from . red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a, Jnr st once. 1'se It for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds In chest. most Instant relief nwnlls you. Re •ure to get the genuine, willi the name Howies on each package. Boy Scout Executive Speaks to Rotarians ifnine* E. West. mind; that is, recognition of obliga tions to society.” Kay C. Stephens of the Y. M. C. A.* told of Americanization work among the foreign-born, nnd of tlie need for more workers who can teach what these people are anxious to learn shout our courts, our government, health and kindred subjects. Mr. and M i>. George Brandeis Bacly From Their Trip to Cuba Frigid temperature greeted Mr. and Mrs. George Brandeis upon their ar rival in Omaha yesterday from their trip to Palm Reach and Cuba. Mr. Brandeis reported he had a wonderful time in tho south, where he enjoyed all sports afforded. While in Cuba Mr. and Mrs. Bran deis met Nelson B. fpdike, and just l lie day before their departure Mrs. t'pdlke and son arrived. Many of the horses racing in Cuba will be seen in Omaha next June, said Mr. Brandeis. who has been talk ing with many horsemen. Hazeltine Named Dry Chief of Pennsylvania Washington, Feb. 14.—Frederick A. Hazeltine, former divisional chief of the ISth federal prohibition district, has been appointed to be federal di rector of a new prohibition district to Include eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. Mr. Hazeltine's form*- district in cluded the states of Washington. Ore gon, Idaho. Montana and Alaska. fit Says "Bugs" Ucton AND IT MAY BE FOREVER Johnson Slowing lionn, hilt a Buzz Saw Will Always Cut Wood. fsp; right, 11*2.1. WXLTT.K JOHNSON will soon establish his seventeenth year in top league baseball. His time in baseball will be meas ured by the pilgrimages of the 17 year locust?. He popped out of Kan sas around 1906 and the uniform he wore displayed the reddest pair of el bows ever flashed over a contract. Blit dont think that Walter was immediately signed up fur IT years. ' lie had t« show more ability than elbows. He won six games before Griff deeid'-d to buy Johnson a uni form that filled him. Seventeen years is three big league lives. In those 17 seasons. Griff has , sewed up and chopped loose at least. 100 other pitchers. But Walter must have taken a swim In Tennyson's brook. He has never pitched fast or slow In a world series, never got fnad over his share of the pennant plunder and never had the word Champion hemstitched on his vest. Tough sirloin. And it looks like lie never will unless congress recipro cates for Ike free season tickets they’ve been grabbing in Washington for centuries. In those 17 years Waiter has never Jumped to the Federal league, never Joined a Shubert unit, never held out for more cakes and syrup, and never Jumped a contract. lie started with more speed than control. His first volley knocked the hat out of the halter's claws and his second throw picked the button off liis cap. There was terror in the balling averages that season, and any time Wajter was scheduled to pitch rain was welcome. Ho far as batting eves was con cerned, his name was equivalent to on eclipse of the sun. Now they say Ills pepper lias gone, lint, like Matty, lie has plenty of salt left. Fans would like lo see him play for another 17 years, hut any player who has served that long In Washington i deserves something off for good be ! havlor. He won't lust many dmihlelienders longer, lint there isn't niueli chance of him sliding down the ladder lo the IMtiner Hall league. When he Is through with Washington Johnson will probably |>ull in Ills horns and educate alfalfa on Ids Kansas farm. H O. Wells Ignores Walter's record In the Outline of History, but no BiUsnnlcii. of Bsselmll could finish or even stnrt without W, Johnson a wide open western face on the cover. \rtiorv Defrrml. New York—Aftor hearing Charlie White, Chicago boxer. In a personal appeal, the slate boxing*Vnmntlsslon today postponed for one week notion on Its protest against surrendering n $2,500 forfeit for lining 12 ounces over weight for his losing hoot last Friday night with Rocky Kunea* of Buffalo Witness Attacks Burns Agency in Communist Case PrsAiature Explosion of Flash light Powder Injures Three and Halt6 Taking of Depositions. Chicago. Feb. 14. — 2,000,(put and upwards, lay burled t i day in tire safes In the smouldering wreckage of a six-story office build ins destroyed by fire in Maiden Lane, the Jewel center of the world. 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Vour dmggiet • m «i Pr. King * Nrw Pittovcr)—in* t tin U. No Evidence, but Liquor Suspect Pleads Guilty When Alflo Formica. 2209 South Seventeenth street, sr rested Tuesday by Police Sergt. Frank Williams, head of the imlice morals squad, on u charge of illegal possession of liquor, appeared in municipal court yester day morning. Williams was nowhere to be found. “No evidejKi ' Judge Patrick d* • dared. "I will—” “Just a moment, judge," Interrupt ed Formica's attorney My client wants to plead guilty." The judge stared. Then ha fined Formica $100. \ illage Sued for Bonds. The village of Broadwater, Neb., No wonder “RUNNIN’WILD" has the dance hounds runnin’ wild. But you ain't heard nothin’ till you hear it played by Ted Lewis and hia Band on Columbia Record A-3790 The reverse is Ted again in “S». Louis Blues." At Columbis Dealers. 75c having less than 400 inhabitants. t\ajt sued In federal court yesterday for t'J".S6-"'. coneisting of warrant* given In lal# and 11*20 In payment for electric I uht equipment. Hfiir\ Monsky J\ew Head <*( Nebraska Social Workers Henry .Monsky Omaha attorney.1 was elected president of the Nebraska Social Workers at their conference Tuesday at Hotel Fontenelle. Other Oflie ,-s are Miss Annie C. Kramph of North Platte, first vice president; B. Sf. Johnson of Fremont, second vlco r resident. Two new members of the executive hoard are Mrs. H. .1. Bliss - JOtTM 7 »MftNT| L ELSIE | Ferguson OUTCAST' \ i ISS FERGUSON ^* wearing dazzling new Paris go» ns in the greatest role of her j screen career. 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