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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 29, 1916,
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IrtiMrg Wllsrao Bnneos-OronrteD Co
olihra for Mimloliwil Jnrtce.
lohniC. Martin (or Supreme Judge.
llnV- Gets Returns Election re
lis are to be received at the Com-
iluilub rooma the evening or No.
hber7. The members and their
' jea may come In and hear these re-
lispeclal wlrea will be lam ana
ratorfl will be mere to pui mem
black board.
lolin C. Martin for Supreme Judge.
for Rent or For Sale Our three
brick factory buildings; main
Idinr has 40.000 feet floor space,
i Sides blacksmith shop and other
Ubulldings. Steam heat, full sprlnk
r system. Everything In first class
fualr. Ample trackage and half a
Mock of unused ground. Write for
Jicture and particulars. Keys Urns.,
Buggy Manufacturers, Council Sluffs,
la.
Gets $1,000 fur Injuries After four
hours' deliberation, a Jury In the
Omaha division of the United States
district court returned a verdict for
tl.OOO for the plaintiff In the case of!
Graham O. Meadville against the!
Union Pacific Railway company.
Meadville sought (26,000 for Injuries
which he alleged he suffered while in
the employ of the Union Pacific as a
switchman In the south yards.
Fine Fireplace Goods Runderland.
Creighton Men Have
Organized Hughes
League in College
Ross L. Shotwell, state organizer
and acting- in conjunction with the
National Republican league, of which
Alfred E. Lunt of Harvard university
is president, has organized an auxil
iary league at the Creighton univer
sity called the Creighton Hughes
league, consisting of 100 members
from all departments of the univer
sity. ' '
There will He a large mass meeting
at the assembly hall of the college be
fore election, at which time John L.
Kennedy, candidate for United States
senator, and A. L. Sutton, candidate
for governor, will deliver addresses.
ror the Creighton Hughes league
the following officers were elected:
Joseph P. Uvick, senior law, presi
dent; Hubert Swift, vice president;
Krskin Mitchell, secretary; Gerald La
Violette, treasurer; J. A. Friffin, ser-geant-at-arms.
The following mem
bers of the executive committee: J. P.
Uvick, Frank Walker, T. E. Dunbar,
J. J. Fraser and Emmett Randolph.
Commercial Club Hunters
I Of Members to Banquet
j Members of the "2,000 club" of the
Commercial club are to have i din
ner the evening of November 1 at
(k30 in the club rooms. The "2,000
dub" is the club which hustled
through the greater part of the year
to raise the club membership to
4uuu.
MEEKER SUGGESTS
WAY TOJAVE GIRLS
Anti-Prohibition Speaker Says
It Is Not Saloon That Sends
All to Ruin.
PLAIN POINTS IN SPEECH
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To anyone who can find a refer
ence to prohibition in the Bible, Con
gressman Jacob E. Meeker of St.
Louis will give a ten-dollar bill, so
he announced to a large audience at
the Boyd theater Friday.
He had the Bible right on the stage.
He had a typewritten copy of all the
references to wines and drink in the
Bible, and he also had the ten-dollar
bill in his hand. He put the bill and
the typewritten references in the
Bible and had laid them on the table
after he had issued the challenge.
"To be sure," he said, "the Bible
is against intemperance. It is also
against gluttony. If a man dies from
drink there is a great hue and crv
about it. On the other hand if he
digs his grave with his teeth, we say,
'Whereas a wise providence has seen
fit to remove from our midst, our be
loved brother, etc.'
"That's the Iribme paid; to glut
tony." Dry Laws Futile.
Mr. Meeker touched on the impos
sibility of making Nebraska dry by
merely voting for the prohibition
amendment.
"Why do VOU want to nuit hiivinff
it in retail quantities and begin buy
ing it wholesale, if you want to put
Nebraska on the water wagon?" he
askea. "When youre buying it by the
mcKci ana aime s worm, wny begin
buying it by ?5 worth, if youre
headed for the water wagon?
"Why do you talk about liquor kill
ing people, and then put a clause in
your proposed constitutional amend
ment providing that you can get this
liquor for medicine? Do you want to
am an me sick people?
"You women, look here, why are
you making some sixty-two manufac
turers of patent medicines million
aires, when their medicine contains
from 20 per cent to 60 per cent
alcohol? Why are you doing this and
complaining when dealers are selling
your husband beer with 2', per cent
alcohol? If they took the alcohol out
of these bittera and various patent
medicines you women are taking,
they couldn't force them down your
throats with i crowbar. -
"When a woman gets sick, did you
ever hear of a doctor ordering her
to cut out beer because it was mak
ing her nervous? I didn't. But you
have heard him order ber to cut out
tea and coffee, because it was mak
ing her nervous, and you have heard
him prescribe malt"
The speaker then went into the
record of fallen women, or the" women
who come before the courts in the
United States, and gave figures to
show that of all classes of women
that are brought before the courts in
the United States, 76.6 per cent were
servant girls.
"I'm not asking you now 'where
is your wandering boy tonight.' I'm
asking you where is your hired girl
this minute? You don't know and
you don't care. The school teachers,
the department store girls, the steno
graphers, and all other classes have
privileges this girl has not. They
can go home from the office, walk
into the front door of anyone's home,
sit down and play the piano and en
joy a social evening with the family.
But the hired girl is met at the front
door by the boss of the house, who
says, 'You get around to the back
door where you belong, and stay in
the kitchen; and go up the back stairs.
Then she is given the worst room in
the house to sleep in.
Hired Girl's Parlor
Where do these girls find their
companions? When a man conies to
call on one of them, she can enter
tain him in the kitchen. If he don't
like to sit on the wash tub he can
sit in the sink. If he don't like either,
they can go outside and walk up and
down the sidewalk. If they're tired
of that, thev can so to the dance hall.
There are those three places open
to them. While the young people
have to sit in the kitchen or go out
to the dance hall, where's the lady of
the house? She's gone to some relorm
meeting.
"t tell you the treatment you're
giving your hired girl is what's driv
ing girls to ruin; and you have been
taught to think it was the saloons.
Yes, and you women thought yo
could save them by marching at the
head of a prohibition parade.
"Less than 5 per cent of the peo
ple of Nebraska have read this initia
tive amendment, and yet some have
3 one into hysterics about it. They
on't know what it contains. You're
asked to vote for i law that would
tie the hands of every hoSiest prohi
bitionist that would ever hope to see
the light of day in Nebraska.
Will Not Destroy Trade.
"I'll defy any man to read this
amendment, and then say that before
his God he believes there'll be one
bit less liquor sold in Nebraska under
this than at the present time.
"You don't see Frances Willard
quoted any more in Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union literature. For
many years she was president of the
organization Why don't you see her
quoted by them anymore? Because
before she died, when she became an
old woman, she declared that she had
been wrong during the forty years
she was preaching prohibition. She
stood up in her declining vears and
declared, 'I have discovered that men
are not poor because they drink, but
years, and it has already passed 1,509
separate laws to enforce prohibition."
The speaker was well received,
with much hand clapping, and fre
quent laughter as he cut through with
his keen witticisms, as well as sar
casm. The house was full, and a
fringe three-deep stood, around the
back of the room.
In his introduction. L. F. Crofoot,
who introduced the speaker gave some
figures of the criminal and insane
records from Kansas and Nebraska,
seeking to show that Kansas, a pro
hibition state has more of these than
Nebraska, a wet state.
John Rooney Sues,
Charging Alienation
Of Wife's Affections I tt
Two Motorcycle Clubs
Born from Dead Parent
Until two weeks ago Omaha iai
but one motorcycle club. Now there
are two.
As the result of dissatisfaction in
the ranks, the original organization,
the Omaha Motorcycle club, was dis
banded two weeks ago, but since
then both factions have formed new
organizations.
At a meeting of forty motorcycle
enthusiasts at Twenty-seventh and
Leavenworth streets a club, a name
for which has not been selected, was
formed and officers were elected.
Morley Young was chosen president,
W. S. Hellar, vice president; Carl
L. Peterson, secretary; Carl Wand
borg, assistant secretary and treas
urer; Tom Kelly, sergeant-at-arms,
and Victor H. Roos, Art Hughes and
Carl Pedersen, members of the house
committee.
Friday night at the club rooms of
the old organization, 1302 Douglas
street, forty-five enthusiasts met and
reorganized the original club. New
by-laws were ordered drawn up and
officers were elected. Ross Dristy
was elected president, James Van
Avery, vice president- Arch Sorenson,
secretary, and Edward Palm, assist
ant secretary. Al Lutz was appoint
ed road captain.
On November 7 the club will hold a
banquet.
Am Easy, Flouut laiattTO.
One or two Dr. King'. New Life Fills at
nlsht Insures a frat sod easy morement of
the bowels. 16c. AU drustieu. Ad.
One Norse Ship Sunk,
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London, Oct. Z8. xne rsorwegian
steamer Bygio has been sunk off
Christiania, Norway, and its crew has
been landed, says a Lloyd's agency
dispatch. The same agency reports
that the British steam trawler Fuch
sia has been sunk and its crew impris
oned in Germany.
The Norwegian steamer Fritzoe,
while bound from Larvik, Norway, to
London with a cargo of boards, has
been taken to Cuxhaven.
The Bygio hailed from Christiana,
belonged to R. M. Petersen, was
built in 1913 and was of 720 tons.
Declaring that he has been sepa
rated from his children, has lost his
Kosition and health, and has had his
ome broken up, all because of their
actions, John J. Rooney seeks $20,000
damages in a suit filed against James
Cathroe, H. J. Cathroe, Tillie K. Cath-
roe, Carrie Cathroe, Mary A. Embler
and Anna Handschuh.
Rooney has also filed an application
and supplementary petition for a
modification of the decree, in which
he asks for the custody of the chil
dren, on the grounds that Maud F.
Rooney is not a proper person to care
for them.
Big Clothing Sale Monday
that they drink because they are
poor.'
Case of Kansas.
"Jesus of Nazareth found that
moral legalism is a failure. He de
clared that when he came to earth.
and he told the people to get the evil
out of their hearts instead of trying tn
legislate it out ot the world.
And it is so in Kansas. Kansas
has had a prohibition law for many
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Special Sale Ladies' Suits for Monday
Our clothing buyer made a purchase of some very fine Ladies' Suits these
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They come in poplins, serges, whipcords, t
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Pay
.RESIDENT WILSON began his administration
, by surrounding himself with incompeteijts. Men
were selected for cabinet positions for political
reasons and to pay pre-election bargains; although they
were admittedly unfit for the national responsibilities
imposed.
American lives and national honor on land and sea
have been unprotected.
' He has destroyed a world tradition in diplomacy that
America means what it says.
He has alienated from America the good will of most .
of the nations of Europe.
t He has dealt insincerely with foreign questions and
has failed to settle finally a single one.
He has waged war in Mexico in a manner that has
stamped our people as cowards in the minds of the
Mexicans, He demanded a salute to our flag and didn't
get it; he went after Villa and didn't get him:
He has allowed Mexican bandits to obtain American
arms with which they sacked our towns, killed our
soldiers and murdered our citizens.
He has not kept us out of war but he has kept us
unprepared to keep war out of America.
WhatH
He promised to reduce the number of federal office
holders and has added thirty thousand to their
number.
His promise to protect merit in the Civil Service has
been broken, and his insincerity in the protection of
of the merit system is proved.
In time of peace he filled America with bread lines,
and demarids re-election because in time of war Europe
has filled our factories with orders which it will cease to
place the moment peace is declared. Destiny not De
mocracy is alone responsible for present prosperity.
His pledges to reduce the cost of living can be meas
ured today in the light of the highest prices ever known
in our history.
He has sown international antagonism which will
plague us for generations.
fie has fathered a Democratic tariff that threw hun
dreds of thousands of men out of work in the first months
of his administration. The same tariff is still in force
and it will have the same disastrous results after
the war.
He has failed to keep the faith.
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Republican Publicity Committee
