THE BEE; OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1013.
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WILL FREE JWTISH LAPS
Cabiaet Propose! Dratd Xtantre
Directed at Lai4ljii. .
wnx ovutTuwr wttlekijits
a.
w Ministry of Land WlllXllave
roiTer to Override Tradition
that Are Harrterfte Im- '
prevemeais. ,
SfVIWKm, Kngland, Oet. X.- Chan
setter at the Exchequer Lteyd.Cleorge
tMs sJterasefi g.ve further details et
feeet back en It," awl added!
' i "T)m twe purposes wfckh tho Hbrl
vBt has set fw Itself are to
attract and 'retain the rural population
en tha land and to devise mean to de
velop both Hie nuanity ft mi quality p( the
total asjticultueal afeeuctton -?f ihi Brt
lata lata. everything will bo s))bordlnato
to the attainment of tfia twj objects.
"A tha first step It is purposed to ca
tafelUh a, ministry of lands, with control
and supervision of all questions dealing
with tha users of land, both In town and
country, The functions of tha present
GOMPJETENT
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THE IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guarari
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Instruction and one All Metal Hoop. The 68 cento to to
eever duty, express, handling and the numerous over
keei expenses of getting the package from factory to you.
N. M.Ottt Tmwn JteWcr will add 7 nt xtrm f&r
avriM of mailing.
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COTTON UNION SUITS
Low neck, no sleeves, low or
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves,
nil ankle m f fr
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McCALL'S BOOK
OF FASHIONS
We have just recoived
iMcCnll's Book of winter
fnshipiis for 15)13-1914, n
large illustrated copy of
which may bo had at our
a pattern counter
5c a Copy
board of agriculture will be transferred
tu tho new ministry.
a - i Tina ui una wi a iuwmii nnunii u
PTae government Intends to take, thelmada known to us. Wa hold It to b
laW' out of mn?ery.,,mf?a7terif ' athition .of 'Che church of Christ to
landlord Xindsj.matorafl .alllyaeUlaaientJ
hampers his . scheme for improving; tits
lead, he can apply tsj tha ministry of
lands, whi ch 'will enable him td Override
the bttrrfer. " ' '
"The new ministry will operate ihrouah
commissioners, who will act In a Judl-
ciai capacity and have the same power
to reduce rents on small farms as the
cattlh aejjrts now poaaass. JUarre Xarm-
er ana w(u naviui ngnt to appeal to
tha commissioner for a reduction of rent
If tha action of the state causes a rise
In the wages of tha farm laborer. In
such an event the landlord wilt have to
come In as a contributor, and In times
"The new ministry of lands Is to be
given full power to acquire at a rcasona
l price All waste, derelict and neglected
tracts ot land and to plant tktm with
forest, attd reclaim and drain Uia spring
on such lands with a view to their culti
vation to the full limit of their poselblll-
ties. The ministry Is tp be 'trot only em
powered, but Instructed, to act, and the
resources of the state will be place) at
Its disposal for this purpose.
Will Hevlso Qtttnu Uwii
"It men want sport It must bo at their
own expense, ana tho game laws will be
revised In this direction,
"The establishment ot a fair minimum
wage for laborers, with reasonable hours
of work, decent housing and the prospect
of the laborer obtaining noma Uutd for
himself will all be within, tha scope of
the powers ot tha enmmlaalimars, who
wll have authority to tlx tha cwiM of
land In tha case of competition.
The government proposes to ramady
tli grave deficiency ot eettage hi the
country by building aome themselves wKh
Uto f unds-and we, have got a nlea little
funa at hand tfio Insurance reserve
fuaa." .
Tne announcement ot the lan4 Broseaak
ay CheUr Uoyd-Oeorge was m4 by
unammoua decision ot the cabinet.
Three Cavalrymen
Killed by Lightning
HOUSTON, Tex., Oct aLightning
struck a column ot the sixth United
States cavalry rnorchlnVf betwean Texas
City and Galveston today, killing Pri
vates Monroe Morris, -John Ztmmer and
Geonra Morris.
The regiment was en route to Oafveston
for target practice. The uo'-t struck tha
wagon train, with which the three men
were detailed. Many soldiers "were
severely shocked and scores ot horses
and mules knocked flat
COUPOH
I'attwrs Dpt-, Oaaaha, Kefe.
NEW WMJTRINAL STATEMENT,
Congregational Council Will Con
( tider Proposed Creed.
MANY THINK IT IS TOO BROAD
Conference Which Begins nt Ken
ans City Will Last Nine Dnya
Six Hundred Delegate
Are- Present.
KANSAS CITT, Oct 22.-The most Im
portant conference ot Congrcgatlonallsts
in a decade bcenn here today when Mod
erator Nehemlah Uoynton ot Brooklyn,
N. Y., called to order the fifteenth tri
ennial session ot the National Council of
Congregational churches In the United
States.
llefore It has completed Its sessions,
"which will occupy nine days, the council
! will have elected a new moderator.
adopted a new constitution containing a
new statement of doctrlrje, chosen a na
tional secretary to act . In an advisory
capacity to the churches and societies of
the country and hoard men high In the
eervlce ot the church report and suggest
methods for spreading the doctrine of
Congregationalism to all corners of the
world.
Six hundred delegates and 2.000 visitors
ere In attendance. The election of a
moderator was to take place this after
noon. There are four candidates! Rev.
William Horace Day of Ixs Angeles,
llov. Samuel H. Wood row of St, Louis,
Kev. Charles It Brown, dean of Yale
divinity school, New Haven, Conn., and
i Itov. Charles 8. Milts of Montcjair, Dr.
I Doynton will deliver his address as re
tiring moderator tonight.
In connection with the national council
the eight national societies of the church,
Including the missionary bodies will hold
meetings and practically all the promi
nent workers will attend,
New Doctrinal Statement.
Tho reports ot the commissions and
committees occupied meet, of; today's ses
sion. The repoti of "the, committee on
polity, contalnlnr the new doctrinal state
ment, was considered the most Important
Tills commission aso raised the curtail
ment of the- number of church societies
and ttie appointment of a nation- ?;cti
tary. The statement on drictrine, which Is
objected to by aome members because uf
Its broadness follows:
We believe In Clod, the Father, Infinite
In wisdom, goodness and love; and In
Jesus Christ, Ills ffon, our Lord and
Savior, who, for us and our salvation
lived and died and llveth evermore: and
In the Holy Spirit, who takoth of tho
things of Christ and revealeth them to
us, renewing, comforting and Inspiring
the. souls of men.
we are united In striving to know tha
will of Ood as taught In the holy scrip-,
Hires ana n our purpose to waiK in the
ways ot the. Lord mode known or to be
e the
Pro
claim tha gospel to all mankind, exalting
the worship- ot the one true God and
laboring ror, me progress or Knowledge,
the promotion of Justice, the triumph of
pe4ce and tha realisation of human brotrW
erhood. Depending, as did our fathers,'
on tha continued guldanco of the Holy
Rplrlt to lead us Into all truth, we work
and pray for the transformation of tha
world Into the kingdom et Clod; and we
look with faith for the triumph ot right
eousness and for life and glory everlast
ing. Amen.
An extensive movement, concurred In
by churches of many denominations In
America to bring about an amendment
to the constitution ot the United Htatea
prohibiting tha manufacture and sate, the
Importation and exportation of Intoxicat
ing Isevaeagea: throughout -tha. United
Matt wlaW l4Vremiaendedt$y the.
Vnc. ;tmpenee.ir-'
Member til t ta Inereaalnir
The report of tha aaeretary showed an
Increase In ehuroh meatbersalp since 1910
of 7,iSl. There ware thirty-one more
churches. Benevolences last year
amounted to H.'Xl.m. There are
churchM n the United States with a
membership ot 7,0S.
Tlio Brotherhood of the church Is now
engaged In -a movement to draw labor
and capital closer together, according to
the report of tha, Brotherhood commit
tee, which incidentally declares that men
aro taking a greater Interest In church
affairs.
The committee on church unity, which
has been holding conference with tha
rroteatant Episcopal church since the
t . . . i , . . . . . 1
wubui piseiing, enaersea a worm
conference looking toward the consolida
tion ?f all Christian churches.
"We havo agreed," ' says tha report,
"that any efforts to formulate definite
overtures between the Episcopal church
and tha CongregattonaUsts might well
be deferred -until this larger project ot
the world conference shall have been
brought to fruition."
SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB
IAHDS OMTHOMAS HARD
(ContlBvad. from Paga One.)
srU Pt Tammany hall politics in this
deal to suet mt"
At the time Crab tree was removed It
.Wtji s. rmeNftr4 that he was at one
oreiwut em kr supposed members at the
Schoolmaetar'a club for the office of
state uperiatndeot and having rep re.
tentative tn moat every section of tha
state ware, successful in woellng- thtlr
sob son so muctj, that a feeling was
Crbt,rne, was jk rnartyr and he was
elected.
A peculiar condition exists in the whole
matter In that Dr. Thomas has no rto
dress. At least that is. the 'opinion ot
6tae Superintendent Dtliell, when asked
today f Dr. Thomas could not appeal to
tha governor. In the, opinion ot the state
superintendent the Incident Is closed as
fkr aa redress is 'concerned, and he can
not even appeal to tha governor, who
. points tha normal board. It Is also said
that should tha gavemor be satisfied that
the board acted unwisely, and they re
fused to reinstate Dr. Thomas, the execu
tive could not remove them and appoint
others tn their places.
Tfcamaa Makes Goes Impression.
Tha action of Dr. Thomas In urging the
people of. Ifearsoy and the students of
the- Ksarney school not to take any
action In Uie matter when they were
Insisting on passing resolutions of con
demnation of tha board action ad also
urgig the students not to do anythir
which would hurt tha school or . their
standing In it Is an Indication to many
that tha doctor cannot be such a vin
dictive sort Of a fellow after all or that
he "talks too much."
Tha above and many other opinions
can be heard on every hand, not only
from these in the state house, but from
Visitors out in the stata who appear
dumtounded when told of the dismissal
of Superintendent Thomas whom tha
aaa always coosisertd one ot tha most
successful educators the stata possessed.
Cl4a Cause Merfela and Grip.
Laxative Brorao Quinine tablets remove
cause. There Is only one Bromo Quinine.
Jtaa signature of E. w. drove pn box. Xo.
Persistent Aavertuung u tba Kotd W
Big Returns.
Former Police Chief
Fails to Connect
Beilis With Crime
KIEV. IIumIb, Oct ,-Further evi
dence Implicating Vera Tche.be rtck and
her companions in the murder of Andrew
Yushlnsky was given by Kraesoveky to
dar, former chief of police testifying Jn
the trial of Beilis for the murder of
Yushlnsky.
Kraaeovsky said that In the course Of
his Investigation of the murder he hod
not found anything to show Beilis' con
nection with the crime, 'find his origlruU
suspicions of tho Prldhtkoa had been soon
allayed. He had speedily concluded that
the theory of a "ritual murder" was un
founded, ho said.
Krassovsky recounted a story told him
by Bvatchka, a fellow prisoner of Kufl-
xlnsky, one 6f Vera Tcheberlak's asso
olatea. . One night In Jail Svatchka over
heard a, prisoner say to Rudslnsky: "Why
aiu yon aecorate mm UKe tnntr-
Itudrlnaky replied: "To prevent him
from becoming a traitor, tha dog."
Iludzinsky also totd his Jail companion
a plan he and others had drawn up for
pillaging the cathedral of Bt. Sophia, the
most Interesting religious edifice of Klov.
He sold tha door ot tha cathedral -could
not be forced, and It was therefore de
cided to pass young Yushlnsky through
a grating for the purpose of drawing
the bolts.
Under tha guise of a Moscow reporter
Krassovsky made tho acquaintance pf
Catherine Dlakonoff, a friend of Vera
Teheberlak, and from her learned that
tha Tcheberlalc flat was a den ot thieves,
and In IMS, during tha outrages against
the Jews, served as a depository for pil
laged goods.
Resolution In Senate,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Senator Lewis
of Illinois Introduced a resolution today
requiring the United States to uso its
good offices With the Russian govemmeft
tn end the alleged persecution connected
with the trial of Mendel Beilis, charged
with having Jtllted a Christian boy to ust
his blood for religious purposes. Tho res
olution 'proposes that the senate direct
federal officers to take the subject up
with Russia "to the end that tho unjust
ritual charge against tho Jewish people
at large and Mendel Beilis In particular
be withdrawn and the Jewish people re
ceive the vindication Justice requires."
Striking Copper
timers Appeal to
Governor Ferry
CALUMET, Mich.. Oct 22,-The West
ern Federation ot Miners has appealed
to tho peoplo of the strike district to co
operate with it tn helping to bring tho
conflict to an end.
It points qut that weeks ago It offered
to arbltrato and let Secretary of Labor
Wilson or President Wilson appoint the
chairman, but that the operators have
not reapbnded. Now It asks the publics
to demand that the mining companies
show a like' disposition to bring about
industrial peace and recognize tha right
it the (strikers to organize, as the oper
ators are' said to haYe done to tight the
ktrlke.
LANSING, Mich., Oct 24. Five repre
sentatives of tha copper miners' unions
appeared before Qoyernor Ferry this
afternoon fpr an informal, conference
rc'latjvo, to tho strike, situation (n the
tipper peninsula. They protested against
tho actions ot strike breakers and claimed
tho MUamen have been Interfering with
their parades and peaceful gatherings.
The representatives are Patrick Dunlgan,
William F. Goggtn. John Williams,
Charles TaJtfcmea and W. F. Hannan
Williams declared that reports that
ttrikers are .returning to work are with
out foundation;
TRINIDAD, Colo., Oct 13. Strikers to
day fired on HasUnss, a camp of tho
Victor-American Fuel company, accord
ing 'to mine officials here. The tire was
returned by guards, No damage waa dona
In tho camp and, so far aa known, none
of the strikers was wounded.
Negro Admits Crime
and is Sentenced to
, Death by Court
ABKRDBEN, 8. D., Oct S.-(SpeJal
Tegram.)-Ju4so II. L. Dtllman at Ul
son today sentenced Joe Xlckman, a
quarter-bjood negro, to be hanged on De
cember 9, for them ured on September S
of Mrs. Ellen Fox, a woman homesteader
near Blxby in Perkins county and her 14-year-eld
daughter. Tha bodies ot tha two
were found In the ruins of their shack,
which had been burned.
Hickman, who lived nearby and who
was Infatuated with the girl and wanted
to marry her, was arrested on suspicion.
Ha made a written confession of tha
crime yesterday and was sentenced this
afternoon, lie ta about 40 years of age.
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"S" I gave the recipe,
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friends, and they are all delighted, wjtb
it To 7 os. of .water add a small box of
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hi ?i 1 ,'crtD'- V very day un
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i FRIENDS OP INDIANS "MEET
Divergent Views Mark 'Opening of
lake Mohonk Conference.
CHOCTAWS DEMAND DIVISION
Attoraer tor Tribe Snya Distribu
tion of Ta Millions la Delayed
by Attorney of Wonld-Be
Claimants.
MOHONK LAXfi, N. Y.. Oct. SX-Dlver-gent
vlewa of the capabilities ot tho
American Indian started a debate today
that In, one form or another will reach
the national congress. It marked the
opening ot the annual conference of the
Friends of the Indians "and other de
pendent peoples.
Borne of the delegates believed the- In
dian was still a child and that the federal
government .had grossly neglected him,
Others, apparently a minority, declared
that some or the Indian tribes should bo
released altogether from government su
pervision, left to take the responsibility
of their owrr welfare and pay the prloa
If they failed. -
There was expressed also an urgent de
mand for taking Indian affairs out of
politics and putting them In the care ot
a nonpartisan commission.
The five so-called civilized tribes of Ok
lahoma were the Indians mainly discussed
today. Ianlel Kelsey, superintendent of
the Union Indian agency at Muskogee,
described how these Indiana were de
frauded of their valuable lands. He Urged
that preparations be started in tho Indian
settlements to check the sprekd of con
tagious diseases.
P. J. Hurley, national attorney for the
Choctaw nation, one ot the five tribes,
denounced the land interests that were
defeating efforts to have congress dis
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Flnq Kid Dody Dolls, worth Hp to gfl.OO, at 83.98
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tribute 110,000.000 belonging to the Choc
taws and Chlckasaws, derived from the
sale ot their lands. The failure to dis
tribute these moners, he asserted, was
due to attorneys hired by persons who
hoped to benefit by proving citizenship
in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations
if the government should reopen the
tribal role. Such citizenship was worth
from 15,000 to 18,000, ha said, and it the
rolls were reopened some attorneys would
make thousands of dollars because they
have taken claimants' cases on contingent
fees of frorh 25 to GO per cent
Sylvia Pankhurst
Released from Jail
LONDON, Oct 22.-SyMa Pankhurst.
was released under license today from
Hoiloway Jail. ,Bhe is much enfeebled
and emaciated in consequence of r. hun
ger strike of a week's duratlsn. She
was arrested 'October It aa she was
about to address a meeting ot militant
suffragettes. The previous night Miss
Pankhurst was the central figure in a
fierce struggle between the police and a
crowd of suffragists after she had ad
dressed a gathering at Bow Baths, In the
eost end ot London,
Lawrence Duke Will
Plead Wednesday
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct 21 Laurence
Duke, son of Brodle Duke, the tobacco
manufacturer, was arraigned for man
slaughter today in the superior court
and was given until next Wednesday to
plead. iuke while driving an automo
bile ran down And killed two men. The
information filed against Duke alleges
that he waa Intoxicated at tha time of
the accident.
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Fopalar' ST.00 Xatlaea Saturday
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Kaa, Olad, QUUsa Musical Comedy
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AMERICAN THEATER
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Company Includes Little Jimmy JloSen
(formerly with "Buster Brown" & "The
Newlyweds"). Florence Itother, Pat
Kearney, Emma O'Neill. 20 Imperial
(8uffragette) Zouaves & Beauty Chorus.
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BOYD THEATER
Tonight, Vats. Tsars, and Sat.
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Griitest Attraction of the Season
At Souglas Auditorium, i7ta Bnd
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PistlM Pleasure and Dancing Club
Thursday Xyenlng, October zsa
Introducing the Xylophone Vxvm,
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