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niK OMAHA SUNDAY 11KH: A PHIL 18, 1915.
PLANS FOR THE JUNE BRIDES
I
llthoujli Orer a )onth Away So
. ciety i$ Already Actire Orer
June Wedding.
' LECTURES PROVISO POPULAR
rial Calendar.
MOKTAT Comn1o rluh, dancing purtf
at Chambers' academy; Comu club, en
tertain at tha bom of Mr. and Mr.
William Haas; Original Monday Bridge
Huh. Mrs. A, I. Red. hotas; Mondny
Brdg elah. Mien tiara Thomae. hoat
ee; Tuesday Prtdae rlub, Mlae Kllu
beth Oonrrton. host; Mrs. Anthony
Merrill. lecture at tha home of Mm. J.
T. Ptewart: Fcrtnts-htlr Rrldse rluh
Tl'KPnAT Debutante Bridge rluh, Miss
Harriot Met, nostras; Kt-A-Vtrp clun.
dsncing party at Chambers' sradcm;
Mrs. C. C Own luncheon for Mra.
J. E. Oeorge; North Bide Prnsreealve
rlub, car' party: Amataur Musical rluh,
Mra. Harry Nicholson, hostess; Team
Aurtlrm "ridge rlub.
WEDNESDAY Mra. Anthonv Morrill,
lecture at tha hum of Mra. K. It. Hoott;
FOuai Franchise society, luncheon for
Mra Kant: Mra. A V. Klnsler. bridge
luncheon; Mr. and Mra. B. M Fwlrflcld.
dinner for Mra. Anthony Merrill; Co
lumbia circle, afternoon pari; Wednes
day Br1ae rlub: executive committee of
Omaha Women Golfers, lunchaon at tha
Omaha rlub.
THURSDAY Pasalro club. dandnc
partv at Metropolitan dub.
FRIDAY Student and alumni prom at
tha Hotel Roma: Mra. Anthony Merrill,
lecture at tha residence of Mra. John
t. Kennedy.
AT17RDAY Omaha Junior rluh. risnHnf
party at tha Fontenelle: Harmonv club,
regular meeting at tha home of Mr. and
Mra. Korrla Brown.
Juna, tha month of roaea and weddings,
la bringing with IU approach tha plana
f It bride.
A wedding of treat Interest wltl b
that of MUa Elisabeth rickena. daughter
'of Mr. and Kra C. H. rtckena, and Mr.
.Kenneth raterson, which will be relbreted
Toeaday, June t, at All Balnts church.
Thl win be an evening; wedding and
ens of tha larger aortal affair, not only
of tha summer, but of tha entire sea
son, owing to tha prominence of tha two
famfliea.
Mr. Pateraon la tha aon of tha lata
(Xorc Pateraon, for many yean a well
known merchant of Omaha, and la him
self associated la tha coal buslneaa with
hla brother, Mr. Rowland Pateraon.
Mlsa Pickens was tha eighteenth queen
of Ak-Rar-Ben, and haa tha distinction of
being tha only queen whoa father haa
also worn tho royal purple? Mr. rickena
was tha tenth King of Quivers. Mlsa
Pickens will be attended by a large bridal
party and tha ceremony will be followed
by a reception at the homo of the bride
on North Thirty-ninth street. This re
ception will be the first affair of prom-
Inene In thla newly completed home,
budt on tha eight of the former home,
destroyed In the tornado.
Plait of 0 rash ani Elsewhere.
Lectures are proving popular affair
thasa days. W have had them In tha
afternoons. In tha evenings, la aeries and
singly and on each and every occasion
tha attendance has been excellent With
Mrs. Anthony Merrill's morning aeries
than la barely room for all who wish to
hear her.
Mrs. Merrill handles her subject In s
plaaaaat Informal way Illustrating her
points oocfonlly with readings from
tha author.
Monday, WUllam Butler Teals and tha
Irish Revival will bo tha subject, the
lecture to bo given at tha bom of Mra.
Joha T. Stewart. 2nd. Wednesday Mrs.
Ed ear Scott gives her house for the loo-
turo on Kipling, while theflast one, "A,
Modern Kaleidoscope, will be at tha
home of Mr. John X Kennedy on Fri
day. Colonel and Mrs. 8. S. Curtis and Miss
Curtis reached OreenwUh. Conn., thl
week from Ft. Augustine, Fie, and are
with Mr. and Mrs. Dlmon Bird at their
summer home. "Apple Treo Farm." Mis
Curtis and lier father will bo In Omaha
the latter part of this month.
Mrs. John T. Stewart of Council Bluffs
and key daughter, Mr. Wlldman. have
given up their house at Pnclflo Grove,
Cat. and motored up to Ban Franetseo
Bandar, where Mrs. Wlldman go to
Fort dam Houston, Tax, to visit Cap
tain and Mrs. Van Puyne before oornlng
homo. Mrs, Stewart and Miss Mattto
Oloson. who baa bean with them all win
tor. will coma homo after netting Ban
mega.
Mlea Harriet Copley, who has bean
visiting In San Domingo a th guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cotlett tailed last
rfeturday fr New Tor la company with
Miss CXel'l, a lore of Mr. Hull Ivan, tha
United Ftaaos minister to San Domingo.
Mlsa Copley to duo In New Tork Thurs
day and will be home about tha first of
May.
Concert Parties.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mshoney gave a
oa party Friday evening at tha Wheat
ley concert. Tha giMstg entertained ware:
Messrs. and Meedamea
llarrv Hurkley. 8. . Caldwell.
Harry Nicholson.
Jn another bos were:
Messrs. and Mesdamts
J. O. illthern. M. Khlrley,
Dr. B. A. MulKnnott.
A surprise) party waa given In honor of
Mra James II. BUne at her homo Thurs
day by the Bteehl dub, la celebration of
hay birthday. Th evening was spent at
cards, followed by a Ihitrsj lunch. Prise
for the card game were awarded to Mra
Q. N. Hansen. Mrs. O. B. Hatcher. Mr.
and Mrs. U. W. Long. Th guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdamee .
K. II. Oesmaa. I). W. Long.
O. K. Hatcher, K. J. runnel I.
. Is. Hansen. J. R. Mine,
Thet lrmto. U H. hVotl
J. M. inme.
Mr. YYUUiuaj Barber.
Mrs. W. r- (Hover.
Mies F. b. Blon.
At the Brattdeit.
Tba foUowtng bav made reaervationa
far the performance of Mlssi Hajoa In
"art at th Brandela theater, this
week:
Meedamea
W. W. Turner,
W. T. Burna.
Keta,
aleaars.
I- A. Keller,
A. M. Unte,
i r. K. r. Henry,
VV. 9. Ptlllmaa,
J. W. Medaen.
J. U MerUn,
J . A . i-uaeeij.
E. W. ' j,rwtt,
Jerry Vi t srtoa,
J. I. Ketuu,
a. rtck,
Wd !,
Ir. Pulver.
It. K. HunlUy,
C. R. Fld.
faster U. A era, -V,
. Talm. e,
K. F. enOall.
K. A. Kr.vNtiin.
Jtt :tUf!ttSL
It. hrwwblng.
11. WUUisal,
Meedamea
L. I. Montgomery,
J. EL Cummers,
Meeera
Olen W harton,
J 'r. Osaiitner.
M. C t'olpctser, '
K. P. Ijon.ls.
K. It. Kiiregue.
Kreiik Haskell,
Ir. A. 1). Iiunn,
Ir. b. H. Iavia,
A. V. Kia!er,
K. M. Kmith,
If. P. Wfcii.nore.
1 8. Pn.lia.
1-m Hill,
rwuce.
Morrie Meyer,
M. M. Lyon.
M. J. Coapley,
K. M. Rsntth.
A. IneMer,
. P. aaer.
KubeL
tiainual Buma.
Wits the Visitors.
Mrs. W. A. Weakley of Aurora 111.. U
tailing wttk her slater. Mrs. T. W. Mo-
Cullough.
Mrs. Bon Huce, mho is the gu-st of
lr .arrnu. Mr. and Mra I). C. Patter
ST llj?1 WTH
.
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':.;',tr-v?",
Bliss Wilder
son, will remain her until tha latter
part of next week.
Mrs. Walter A. Fleisher and small son
of Philadelphia arrived this morning to
spend a few weeks with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Kohn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 8. Bellgsohn and
daughter Dorothy of Kansas City ar
rived Saturday evening to be tha guest
of Mr. and Mra. W. U Harris.
Mrs. Waller Flrlslier, accompanied by
her little son, Master Herbert Xohn
FlrUhcr. of Philadelphia, arrived Friday
to be the guests of Mr. and "Mrs. Bernard
Kohn.
Mra W, II. Do Franco has as her
guest her sinter. Mrs. J. W. McClymonds,
of Ban Francisco, Cal. Mrs. MoClymonds
arrived Friday evening and will be hare
several week a
Mrs. Allen Bliss WUder of St Louis Is
th guest of Mra 8. B, Sea welt ser of th
Knickerbocker apartment for a few
eeka A number of affairs are being
planned In her honor.
Miss Had I Illrerhman of Detroit, Mich.,
will arrive Tuesday morning to be th
guest of her aunt, Mrs. If. O. Unverssgt,
for several waeka Many Informal alfalrs
r planned for Mis Hlrachman.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Burgert of To
ledo, lha guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Klrken
dstl, i pact to Ir-av today for their horn.
Mr. William. Kent, wife of th con
gressman from California, will 'bo In
Omaha for a few days this week the
guest of her ooasln, Mra E. U Burks.
Mra C. J. Qreena arrived In Omaha
Tuesday from Washington, D. C, wher
he has been sine her return fron. Eu
rope last fall. Mrs. Greene la at th
Fontenelle at present, but gosa the first
of th week to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. It.
MoCord. Later Mrs. Greene will visit
Mra Herman Kountse,
Mra Mlllan Griffith of Harlan. la., and
Mra May Frant of Burlington war th
guests this week of Miss Clsra B. Mason
at th Flattron hotel. Mra Griffith Is
president and Mrs. Frants organiser of
tha P. B. O. sisterhood of Iowa. They
cams on to organise a chapter at Council
Fluffa
a
Affair of the Weak.
Tha executive committee of the Onuh.
Woman Qolfers' associatlja will have
luncheon together Wednesday at tK
Omaha club.
Tha North Bida Proa-resslv rlub will
entertain at a card party at their hall.
Twenty-eighth and Fowler streets. Tues
day evening.
Th Pagalco club will give a dancing
Party at Metropolitan hali Thuradsy eve
ning. This will be th last dance of K.
season for this club. t .
Ths Columbian circle will entertain on
Wednesday afternoon at their hall oa Lo
cust street.
The Amateur Musical club will be en
tertained Tueeday afternoon at tha
of Mrs. Harry Nicholson.
Tha Nebraska Press asaarietinn will k
entertained Tuesday evening at a theater
party at tha Brandela
A atudent and alumni nrom will he
given at tha Hotel Roma Fridav eeenlna-
perlal entertainment will be featured
aside from tha dancing. Henry Howee
end Chandler Trimble are the committee
in charge.
Returning from California.
Mr. and Mra A. P. Gulou mnA nhlldrM
and Mr. C. H. dulou arrived fiatuedev
evening from California, wher Mrs,
uummi has been autc early in January,
wita th children,
Mr. and Mr. Robert Dempster and
Mlea Allen ar exported horn today from
California, wher they haw boon for a
month, or sis weeks
Dr. W. O. Bridges returned Saturday
front California, wher he enjoyed a six
weeks' trip.
For New York Quest.
t'r. and Mra. A. A. Holtmaa enter
tained Informally at dinner Wedneeday
evening complimentary to Ma-- 8. W.
Rogers of New York City. A mound of
red snd white rosea decorated tha i,M,
and covers were nlacea far Mr. iul vf-
J. E. Lowe, Judv J. J, Points. Dr. and
Mrs. licit man, Mr. L. W. Rogers and
Mlea I. Armond.
To Honor Visitor.
Mrs. W. H. Chauln entertained !
luncheoa Wednesday In honor of Miss
Bonma Chapia of Seattle, Wash., and for
Mr. Howard Fischer of Leavenworth.
Kan. A larg bowl of yellow innouiia
and yollow shaded candles deoorated the
labia and Covers were placed for:
Meedamoe Meedamea
Howard tocher of J. H Jurnaen.
Leavenworth. O, Willlema,
E. I. Huns'rfvrd. J. A. Utile. r :
Ulea Eiuina Chaptn of ii!e. Wash.
Pleatures Pait.
Mr. end Mrs. C. B. Gross entertained
Inlurmally at dinner Wednesdsy evening
4 y
HER ENGAGEMENT TO WED IS
JUST ANNOUNCED.
at their horn In honor of Mr. Mauiic
TCtpke, violinist with Omar tha Tentinaker
company, playing at th Branded last
week. Cover were placed for six guests.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dixon entertained
at dinner Wednesday svenlng. Coven
were plsced for:
Messrs. snd Mesdamea
.1. K. Hummers, Council Bluffs,
K 11. Bprague, E. W, Dixon.
.1. J. Hess of Mrs. Coffman.
Mr. K. W. Hart.
Mlsa Lienors North Pratt, small daugh
ter of Mra Q II. Pratt, gave a recital
Scturday afternoon at her home. The
rooms were abloom with Klllarney roses
snd thirty guests were entertained.
Entertaim Card Club.
Mrs. C. J. Emerson was hnntess st tha
meeting of tha Amltle Card club Friday
afternoon at her home. Tha prlxe for
high scores were awarded to Meedamea
W. T. Howard, O. C, Kenny, E. Lawson
and William Lambert. The gueata ware:
Mendnmes
Meedamea '
O. c. Kenny,
W. H. Howard,
I. C. Knee.
R. Craddock,
K. Twson,
William Lambert.
W. It. Hnurer,
. E. fllnkey,
W. J. 8haw.
O. J. Emerson,
A. O. haw.
C. L. Mitchell,
W. W. Clnb Party.
Mrs. F. C. Lags entertained th W.
W. club Wednesday. A very Interesting
letter from Dr. Emma B. Tucker, formerly
of Nebraska, but now a missionary la
China, was read. Ths next meeting will
be on April . with Mrs. Charles Gruenlg.
Thoos present wars:
Mesdnmes Mesdsmes
. F. Dlffenbacker, Frank lirubaker. .
Charles Gruenlg, W. C. Price,
N. Martin.
(ieorge Hampton,
r. F. Hhearer.
r . j. jnartis,
George tjwohoda.
F. C. le.
w. K. Hampton.
J. J. rtrss,
J. Kelly McCombs,
Lewis Old field,
For Mri. Merrill.
Mr. and Mra Charles T. Kountse will
entertain Informally at supper Sunday
evening at tha Fontenolle, complimentary
to Mrs. Anthony Merrill of Chicago
Mra Robert Beecher Howell will en
tertain a few friend very Informally at
tea Tueeday afternoon at hr home, In
honor of Mra Merrill.
St, John's School Dance.
Th following gueata attended the first
annual prom Thursday evening, given by
tli junior and seniors of BC John's high
school at Chambers', academy t
Misses Mimes
Mildred House, Marlon Bourke,
Madeline Muivlhlll, Mildred Murray,
Hyivta Hoover, tue Moriarlty,
Mary Black. Krma Bwlft,
Frances IJ.lell. Iorothy Flemmlng,
Kleanor Gallagher, Katherine English,
Mary Hlchrdaon, Ueanetta Jaeger,
Mary bmyth, Esther Connoly,
Mary MrElllgoth. Irene Tracy,
Katherine I'm, Lkite Hweeney,
Ruth Heuman, Hemadetta Martin,
Alma Ihs, Viola Mortality,
Mary Creedon. Grace Cummlnga,
Helen O'Brien. Ms reel I a Houiton,
Utt rude t'obry, Veronica Hasl,
Jessie Neat, IHnien MoCaffrey,
Evelyn Kaat. Marie Martin,
Maria Chabot, Helen Gallagher,
Kra noes Watt, Marie Boll.
Eileen Edwatds. Vllce Boyce,
Margaret Welsh, Catherine Connors,
Clare Morrison, Maude Muivlhlll,
Martha Goodali. Theresa rlannlngan,
Mary Houiton, Mattel Mclermott,
Mary iHjnoMuo, Catherine Eastman,
Catherine Hnafey, Mary Katman,
Anabel Sinclair, Mary French.
Marte Brown. Elorenre McCraan,
Maria Rosslter, Catherine Iidell,
Mayina Foley, Catherine Ionohua,
Mary Morrison, Arin And reason,
Margaret Morrison, Margaret Nllvak,
Alice Moore. lura Gainea,
Katharine Welch, Elsie Perlou.
Doe Mulllvan,
Messrs. Messrs.
Boyd Carey, Lao McMahon.
K. I Beveridge, James O'Connor,
Jack Donohue, Ik Walters,
J. B. Beveridge, K McCarthy,
C U Powell , Elinor Burr.
Edward Louis. -i'harlea W. Brttt.
Edward Cosar. F. J. Hasl,
Henry Dolan. EmU Nygaard,
Joeonh iSplrek, Earl Connoly,
A. N. Oberreuler, C. Nelson,
H Howes. Ijiwrencn Bushman.
Paul Moore. Victor Black.
W. F. ixunpeey. Edward Lowe,
O L. bungardt. Jack Huchart,
Thomas Kuley. bieva Muivlhlll,
Art U Rourke. Leonard Scott,
Thomas Houiton, Jack Dugdale,
Joseph Btanko, Ransom Fowler,
J. U Nygaard. EUward E. Mason.
John Rowan. Dr. J. Kelly,
E. C. Parka. G. W. Eastman.
Floyd Flynn. A. I.. Brunsardt,
Frank Mcl-ormott, William P. Byrne.
Kidney bvhail. A. M. Bays,
Edward Welch, Bay Tlerney,
Edward J. Epaten, J. A. Lyons,
John Morrison, Walter Mahoney,
At Ms her. A. U Rteeniua,
Ted Israel, Perry Ball,
T. A. Larson, J. Wh.leii,
Harry Cummlnga, Jim Martin,
W. P. Kalloy, Earl Wise.
W. H. Mcliermott. John Cutlins,
.Norma a Junes, John Goodali,
William P. Ryan, Charlie Klyo.
a. John J. Kelly, George Winters,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Qutulaa.
Mr. sad Mra. E. J. Creadon.
C. W. Club Entertained.
Mia Mary Ana Melton ontertaiaoi th
members of th C. W. dub Friday wvwa
Itxg. Ths guest were:
Misses
Bertha K Cooper. Mary Williams,
Esther Gustafeua. Pearl BUir.
Hylvka Jotmeon. Mabel poller,
Fiorem Inntaa, tarrte Nichols.
Engagement Reception.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Etein w II be
jM home tudsy betaern the hours of
PRESIDENT OF THE TUESDAY
MORNING MUSICAL CLUB.
v
V f-s
and 10 In honor of their daughter Kather
and Mr. Arthur Marowits. whoi be.
trothal is snnounced. Receiving with Mr.
snd Mrs. Epstein and the young people
will be Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Leon, Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Msrowlts and Mrs. H. Maro
wits.
Entertains for Bride.
Mies Ida Daly gave a line party at ths
Wheatley concert Friday evening at th
Brandels, in honor of Miss Madeline
Peterson, who will be married In May,
Thos present were:
Ida Dally, Ida McLaughlin.'
Bernadette Martin, Madeline Peterson.
Margaret Ortman, Grace Daly, .
Mra L. M. Allen.
Wedding Announcement.
The wedding of Miss Oslt Wright,
daughter or Mr. and Mr. W. 8. Wright,
and Mr. Donald Tracy, only son of the
lata Charles Tracy of Omaha, was cele
brated .Wednesday in Rt. Louie. Mr.
Charles Trscy snd Mrs. W. 8. Wright,
mother of the bride, were the attendants.
After a trip south Mr. and Mr. Tracy
will be at home to their friends at Tracy
croft, a few miles west of Benson.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. W. A. C. Johnson returned Wednes
day from a week's business trip.
Mrs. Harold Gifford haa Joined her
daughter. Miss Ann Gifford, In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrlg returned
Sunday from New Tork City and Atlantic
City.
Mr. K. C. Barton ha arrived horn
from the east, wher ah spent several
weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Rsdlck went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to spend a few day wita Mr.
snd Mra 8 west
Mr. J. T. McNally. district passe for
agent for tha Rock Island, has rotuitied
from a week In Chicago. ' ' '
Mr. James Hoey of New Tork City, was
th guest of Mr. and Mra A..V. Klnsler
i few days the last week.
Miss Ema Hadra haa returned from a
visit of soveral months with relatives In
New Tork, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Mr. Walter Pag arrived Thursday
from New Tork City, wher she Joined
her son Richard for his Easter vacation.
Miss Marlon Staples left Thursday for
Chicago to spend a few days with her
aunt, Mra George E. Lawson. and Mr.
Lawson.
Mr. and Mra Webster Mills returned
th arl port of th week from Osceola,
wher they were called by the Illness of
Mr. Mills' father. Judge M. A. Mills. '
Miss Alice Jaqulth arrived horn Satur
day after an extended stay In th east
with school friends Miss Jaqulth visited
In Indianapolis and Cincinnati homeward
bound.
Mr. and Mra V. B. Caldwell arrived
homo Friday. They spent several weeks
In th east and ten days at Old Point,
wher their sons, Jabln and David, spent
their Easter holidays with them.
Demman Kountse, Chsrles and Lswis
Burgess and Floyd Smith, Jr., return to
St. Paul's school today after a week's
vacation. Moras' Palmer, also a student
there, remains her until Thuradsy.
Personal Mention.
Miss Mario Bortenlaugwr Is at St. Joa
eph's hospital, wher ah underwent an
operation on her throat.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Meyer have
taken a house st ths corner of Thirty
fourth snd Dodge streets.
Mr. and Mra B. H. Bprague moved on
Wedneeday from tba Fontenelle to their
Benson home for ths summer.
Mr. and Mra Russell Fisher have taken
a house at Thirty-fifth and Dewey ave
nue and will occupy it th first of th
week.
Mr. A. B. Bartele and her slater. Miss
Maa Engler, are at Redlands, Cal., and
will visit ths Panama-Pacific exposition.
They expect to be gone ssvorsl months.
Mr. snd Mrs. J. E. Hsarman wUl go to
Lincoln Friday to attend ths Alph Phi
formal Thrlr daughter. Miss Elsa is a
member of this sorority. Mra Willard
and Mra. Charles Wright sr also sorority
sitters.
Mra Ella J. Squires left last week to
spend two or threw weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mra Hoxl Clarke, and Mr. Clark
at their country place. Villa Belvedere,
in New Tork atata.
Mlsa Harriet Meu leaves Monday for
the Mllea ranch In western Nebraska to
Join Miss Edna Miles of Los Angeles, a
school friend. The young women will re
turn to Omaha Thursday.
Mrs, F. B. Bryant left Wedneeday for
California, where aha will bo th guest
of her aon, Mr. F. B. Bryant. Jr.. in Ban
Francisco. Enrout hom Mra Bryant
will visit another son. Mr. Arthur Bry
ant, In Meatus. Mies Marjorio Bryant,
who has beea spending th winter with
her brother In Beat Lie, will return hom
with her mother In th fall and resume
bsr school work.
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND
ASSOCIATED PRESS LUNCH
WASHINGTON. April ll-Praaident
Wilson will go to New Tork Tuesday at
attend the annual luncheon of th Asso
ciated Press. It waa announced today at
tha Vi hit House. The president la ex
pected to return o Washington Tuesday
night
SIR HENRY CALLED DOWN
Executive of South Australia Criti
cized for Suggesting Country
Should Be Kept White.
PRIME MINISTER TAKES A HAND
(Corresponded e of the Associated Press.)
MELBOfRNK. Australia, April J.-Tha
aubject of "White Australia" and the
question of admitting Asiatic Immigrants
recently was iliacuseed publicly by one
of the rtate governors in the common
wealth, with the immediate remilt that
he waa officially asked for an explana
tion, and h expressed his regret that he
had said anything at all on that head.
The executive who spoke his mind was
Sir Henry Ualway of South Australia, and
It was tha prime minister of the com
monwealth, Andrew Fisher, who called
him to account.
Sir Henry waa speaking at a luncheon
at an agricultural fair In South Australia
and he devoted part of hi speech to the
northern territory, the huge nrea in the
UODer nart of Australia which la iinAar
j federal control through the medium of
I an administrator. It la a murlt debated
queatlon how tho territory Is to be set
tled for the development It need. Sir
Henry said among other thing:
"Looking generally at the future of
i this vast continent I am Inclined to think
that the hardest nut the federal govern
ment has to track Is the development of
tli northern territory. How that terri
tory ia rolns? to he develoned h, white
i labor alone I for on am unable to con
ceive. .
"By all means have a 'White AurtreJIa.'
If under that principle you can develop
th country. It otherwise, It would be a
thousand pltlo to allow what Is un
doubtedly a splendid country to remain
undeveloped purely on isocount of a
White Australia policy.
"Looking at th splendid services being
rendered Ia lha i
i - - - ... ij 1 1 u j vur inui&n
troops and by our Japanese allies I am
I one oi moss wno mink that the feelings
vi auiiwiim on mo coior question will
undergo considerable or should I say
a softening-change when the war is
over."
The day following this comment Mr.
FIher said that If Sir Henry had been
oorrectly quoted his words constituted "a
grave official Indiscretion." which could
not he allowed to pass without protest.
Thereupon he telegraphed to tho premier
of Bouth Australia asking him to ascer
tain whether th governor had Mid what
hsd been Imputed to him.
Sir Henry replied to the premier that
th newspaper reports of his speech were
correct: that It would h,u v,..
j If he had not touched upon the color
uesuon and that he was sorry ho had
lone so. This closed the Incident.
POLICE REPORTER TRIES
HIS HAND AT LONG METER
2nn "r Deeda engaged In soma strif
And .podda cut Donna with a butcher
Knife;
Do2nVr.,,n,cki1 p with a dinner pall
Jail ' 8chw"'Ir threw both into
Th abov Is not taken from Mother
Ooose's Nursery rhymes, but comes from
th domain of th police magistrate
where Donna Shelve, and Deeda Walkor
were hauled after breaking tha furniture,
severing arteries and disturbing th
peaceable neighborhood In th vicinity of
101 North Ninth street. Both ssng "Let
Bygone be Bygones' in such an appeal
ing manner that Judge Foster let them
scape unscathed. .
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IsMm May B fUttnti
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LOHRMAN
LADIES'
WORK FOR INVENTIVE GENIUS
H.. ITT,. Waa an Ttaa that Pen "ft
Man Who Has an Idea that Can Bo
Worked to Advantage in War
Game Has Inning Now.
BARBED WIRE HAS MANY USES
(Correspondence of the Assoclsted Press.)
PARIS, April 1 Inventive genius has
don what It could to save the country
since tha beginning of the war, but It
Inspirations have not been entirely prac
tical. Among the thousand of Ideas pre
sented only four have beeqgexperlmented
upon with Interest results; the rest re
main In a state of embryo.
After the first visits of German aero
planes to Paris a man conceived a plan
I for the protection of th city from aerial
j bombs by stretching a metal Ic netting
from the Sacred Heart cathedral In
Montmartre to th Eiffel tower.
A Marseilles Inventor proposed a porta
ble railroad to accelerate the concentra
tion of troops. "It Is very simple." h
ssld.
"When a train has passed over the rails
you have only to pick them up snd plae
them again In front of tho train, and so
on. Indefinitely," he continued.
"At th war department they totd Mra
the Idea was of Immense Importance, but
that there might be soma difficulty In
working It out. "Oh, that la only de
tail," he replied. I
When Clemenceau In th Homme En-'
chain commenced his campaign for th
amelioration of th sanitary department,
a man suggested th idea of transporting
wounded In trstns of balloon drawn byi
aeroplanes.
The great development of th us of
barbed wire Inspired an Inventor to con
trive a shell with wire wire-cutting at
tachments. Th war had a depressing offset upon
Industrial Invention In general. Th
average Is forty-five application a day ,
in time of peace. It fell to fourteen In
August and had Increased to twenty-three '
In February, Including inventions Inspired
by tha war. The war of 1870 had th
same effect and th record show that it
required three year for Inventive genlua .
to recover. I
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