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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 6, 1916.
DOFF MIDDLE NAME
. AND BE PRESIDENT
Washington Was Content with
Plain "George" and Behold
, Our Initialed "T. R."-
"JAMES" A BABBITS FOOT
By A. R. OROH.
I'm going to give you a lew simple
rules today to help you to get elected
. president of the United States.
I find in my researches that it de
pends largely on how many and what
kind of names you have and what
names your parents had. .
For instance, eighteen out of our
twenty-seven presidents had no "mid
dle" names. This is the more re
markable because nine-tenths of the
people in this country have "middle"
names. ' (
The two principal candidates this
year have three names each, though
President Wilson, long ago, cruelty
abandoned his first name, Thomas,
and doesn't use it in his signature
today.
The presidents of two names each
were as follows: ueorge wanning
ton, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson,
lames Madison, James Monroe, An
drew Jackson, Martin Van Burcn,
John Tyler, Zachary Taylor, Millard
Fillnmrp. Franklin 'V Pierce. lames
Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew
Johnson, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin
Harrison, William McKinley and
Theodore Roosevelt.
, "James" it Lucky.
, Next to being unhampered by a
middle name, your best nomenda
tural equipment for the presidency is
to be named James. Five men so
named have occupied the I White
House Madison, Monroe, Folk,
Buchanan and Garfield.
If your parents carelessly and with
out anv tesrard to havinn vou attain
the presidency Vf your native land,
failed to name you James, then it is
to be hoped they named you either
John or William; for there have been
three Johns and three Williams
among our presidents. . '
Earned fter Dad.
Another great help to you in at
taining the presidency is to be. named
after your father. Searching through
the inspiring pages of history, we find
that one-third of all our presidents
, have been men bearing the paternal
"moniker," as Gyp the Blood .would
have aaid.' -
John, Adams -was the son of John
Adams. James Madison was the son
of James Madison. Andrew Jackson
was the ton of Andrew Jackson.
John Tyler's father's name ' was
John , Tyler. Jamet Buchanan's
father's name was Jamet Buchanan.
Rutherford Hayes was the son of
Rutherford Hayes. James Abram
Garfield was the son of Abram Gar
field. Willjam McKinley's father
signed his name William McKinley
and Theodore ' Roosevelt's father
signed his name Theodore Roosevelt.
Pick Your Mother.
It it well, if you wish to make
reasonably pure of being elected, to
have a mother named Elizabeth.
Four of our presidents had mothers
with thaj name. Two 'others had
mothers' named Eliia., The mothers
of" four of them were named either
Mary or Marie., Two bore the rather
uncommon name, Nancy. These were
the mothers of- the martyr presidents,
Lincoln -and McKinley. . ..
If these few simple rules assist you
to the presidency, I hope you won't
forget me. I would prefer the port
folio of ambassador to France, tor I
love to live in Paris.
All Kinds of Grain
Take Small
Drop
Again grain continued on its down
ward course, whest losing 1 to 3 cents,
corn 1 cent and oats Vi cent. Some
of the local grain men continue on the
bull side of the market, but the ma
jority of them are now talking lower
prices and have given up the idea of
$2 wheat. '
For a Saturday, wheat receipts were
heavy, 166 carloads being on the mar
ket. The sales were made at $1.68
to .7V per bushel, a decline of
nearly 20 cents per bushel.
Corn sold at 86 '4 to 93 cents per
bnshel, the top being for a car of old
corn that was exceedingly' choice. The
receipts were fifty-five carloads.
Oats were the most steady of any
of the trading commodities, the fluc
tuations being only V, eent. Receipts
Were thirty-sit carloads - and prices
.SWi to 51 cents per bushel.
Negrp Murders 'Mex'
In Angry Argument
Frank Raie), aged 30 years, a Mex
ican was shot1 .and killed yesterday
afternoon by an unidentified negro.
The murder was at Fontenelle and
Grace streets. Razel was a railroad
section hand and lived near the scene
of the killing. The negro, who is not
known in the vicinity, pumped three
shots into Razel and Tan- Kazel was
dead when physicians and police ar
rived. .
Cow's Life Valued
At $1000 in a Suit
A value xi ,$1,000 is placed on the
life of a co in a suit lor damages filed
wit!, the clerk of tht district court
by Charles B. Churchill' against the
Pennsylvania railroad. ; The highly
prized bovine started on its journey
to the happy hunting grounds for
cows while on the way from Man
'field, Q to Hartington, Neb.
Women Who Pay taxes
On Their Watehes May Vote
A campaign is being waged aniong
the business women of this city and
among the working girls to get them
to vote for the members of the school
board at the election Tuesday. A
nottce, posterf at the Young Women's
Christian association, says; "Girls,
help Onioha children grow iu best
hchools. Elect good school board.
Kecord taxable article at court house
Ninety cents taxes on x'atch is suffi
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I The Shielding Shadow
By GEORGE BRACKETT SEITZ, Author of "Tho Iron Claw.
Epitodt 6, "Th Disappearing Pritoner"
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mntd liars In scenario form, eondMMd
from Ihe script Is) wbtrli tha pl wh
prtMlvf-ed. Hiadr thin seemr! eanfully.
th'n m at th theater how tha picture
win prdud. A mw utmmrf 1 aubUitbcd
very wck.
(Copyright, If IS. by 0ors l Belle.)
SYNOPSIS OF PRECBDINO CHAPTERS.
To win his witt. Pontine. Babaatian Na
varro hu forircd a paper and nnt her
wathart, Jerry Caraon. to prison for
life. Jerry encaped to an Inland tn tna
South Atlantlo and there discovered tho
treasure of a shipwrecked scientist. He
was dressed Into the aea by an octopus
and lost, beontine married Sebastian with
the proviso that, until he won her love.
she would be his wire "in name oniv.
Two mysterious hand and eyes have ap
peared and, haunting Sebastian, endeavor
to make him confess. Also, a mysterious
t ranger named Raven (tar romes Into Leon
tine's life and pro tacts iter from jnany
CAST OF CHARACTERS. .
Raven tty '. . . , . T f
Ionilne Navarro , ....Grace Parmond
H'baeltan Navarro Leon Bary
Blanca ,,...,..... Madeline Traverse
Jnrry Carson t. Ralph Kellard
HuMlttes Blanca, queen of the Underworld.
plans ft criminal eoup.
se 1, (Blanca's boudoir.) Open dia
phragm on close foreground of Blanca,
Romanoff and two other of Blanca'
followers, listening to LeonUna'a maid
servant, who speaks.
Htwken title. "She suspects him of some
thing and I think he bought her the
Rajah necklace to appease her."
Continuing previous foreground, maid
servant speaking out the above,
Otftaplve Into: .
Hocne S.jeontlne's'bouoVtlr as per previous
eiiaoaH.t (jtontme in picture. eas
tlan enters. Leontlno rises. Sebastian
greeta her pleasantly, and taking out
Jewelry box, opens It and reveals the
famous Ralah necklace. Sebastian
hands the box to Leon tine, Leon tine
hesitatingly takes It In her hand. Be
basttan turns and exits. Leon tin gases
after him. Moves towards small safe
In wall and Is watched by maid servant
in doorway.
Show foreground of Leon tin by Jewel
safe In wall. Steps to desk beside her
and takes out small key from biding
place. Opens small drawer In dealt.
Takes out paper containing combina
tion. Reads combination on paper.
Thrusts paper back Into drawer. Locks,
drawer. Hides key again and turns to
safe. Opens sate with combination.
Puts In Jewels.
I Seti Leon tt no locks Jewels In safe and
exits. Maid servant comes In. Moves
over to desk. Takes key from hiding
place. Opens desk. Takes out paper
ana examines it. Hastily copies com
bination en paper, then locks combina
tion back In drawer and re-htdes .key.
DImoIvo into: t N
(Hlanca's boudoir as per scene 1.)
Show foreground of maid, Blanca, Ro
manoff and ethers. Maid finishes story
and hands ovr paper on which she
copied the combination. Blanca reg
latere satisfaction with maid's work
and examines paper.
Show foreground of paper on screen.
on it are the figures: v
IS 4 rlghti 4 left. '
Continuing previous foreground, Blanca
starts to plan a robbery off the Jewels.
Subtitle I Ravengar, the mysterious, who.
because he unwittingly wandered Into
rttencas nouse and overheard certain
plans, has been made a prisoner, has
somehow escaped from his cellar Jail.
Show close foreground of Ravengar
behind screen In Hlanca's boudoir. He
la nonchalantly taklns out a c tea ret. -
Full set I Blanca, Romanoff, maid servant
and others In the picture. Two China
men come In and tell of Ravengar's
escape, Romanoff happens to look to
ward oorner of room and sees smoke
rising abovs screen. 'All go over to
corner of loom and move aside screen.
Ravengar la discovered. Blanca speaks
accusingly, ...
Spoke title i "What are you doing hero;"
Ravengar grlna and answers: g ,v'
Spoke tUlei "Smoking. 1 was lonesome
ana wong Lea left the. collar door
unlocked when he brought in my
luncheon." ,. 1 . ,
Continuing; tho scene, Blanca frowns
at Chinamen, then Indicates her men
to take Ravengar back into his cellar
Jail. Ho rises, waves gay adieu to
manca ana is J a away.
.,: tuutsiae ceuar door.) Blanca s
men come leading tn Ravengar .and
thrust him Into cellar Jail. Shut floor
carefully, locking It, and exit. -ttubtltlei.
Midnight, "
Scom A. (Leontlne's study as per previous
episoaex aim itgnw Maia servant
comes stealthily In, Oases about, then
moves to window. Opens It and exits.
thow foreground of Romanoff and one
Ing In, window and silting out of foro
ground.
Seem t. (Leontlne's boudoir as per seen I,
dim light.) Door stealthily opens and
Romanoff comes Into room and gases
about. Moves over to bed room. Isooka
into bad room, then ooraes over toward
Jewelry safe In wall.
Hub title i The surprise.
1. (UUtslda study window In Leon.
tine's housemoonlight effect.) Three
policemen come up. Only two climb In
window, the other remain! n outaid.
a, ' (Hallway outside Leontlne's suite
as per previous episodes.) Romanoff's
. companion of scene S waiting In hall
way. Two pollremen sneak Into picture
and turn on lights, Romanoff's com
, panlon shouts out a warning and the
two polloeman leap upon him. Fight
ensues.
Been t, (leontlne's bedroom.) - Show
foreground of Leon tine In bed. Hears
fight In hallway and start up. Turns
on lights.
Full sett Lights flash up and Leon tine leaps
out of bed. Romanoff comes running In
from boudoir. Leon tine steps toward
him, He hurls her to the floor and
ruehea to window. Climbs out. One
policeman comes running In and shoots.
Seen 10, J Rear of .house moonlight ef
fect.) Homanoff does long drop to
ground rrom second floor. Staggers
off and falls Into convenient hiding
place. Policeman runs In after Roman
off and passes by hiding place. Po
liceman ' exits. Romanoff rises and
exits in another direction.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Stand for the State
Vote for -
JOHN L.
KENNEDY
for
United States
Senator
A vote for him meant a vote for America; for the
PROSPERITY and HAPPINESS of her people; for
the PROTECTION and SECURITY ol her citizent
EVERYWHERE. '
Thirty-thm Years
Etc.
Hublttlet The fugitive.
Scene 11. (Blanca's boudoir as per seen 1,)
Romanoff, supported by two of Blanca's
' vmen, come tn from front room. Blanca
romes In from bedroom nearby In
negligee. Rushes to Romanoff,, Rom
anoff explains. Speaks.
Spoken title I "The only one who knew our
plan is the man you have locked It
the cellar. Ho gave it awaysome
how." Continuing tho scene, - Romanoff fin
ishes speaking out the above. Blanca
. expretwes disbelief. Then leads Roman'
off and her men out to look Into the
matter.
Scene 12. (Cellar In Blanca's house as per
previous eplsodea. Doorway opens.
Blanca, Romanoff and followers come
In. Hove over to Ravengar, who Is
sleeping on bench. -He rises and bows
- politely, Romanoff steps forward and
speaks accusingly. Ravengar wonder
tngly speaks, -
Spoken title i "Clave warning to the police?
. How could 17 I've been locked In
- here, ' - -v
Continuing tho scene, Blanca nods.
Romanoff insists and Blanca angrily
drives him and the other two men out.
They exit. Blanca' and Ravengar in
picture Bianco stands gaxtng at Rejr-
engar, tnen seats herself, invites Rav
engar to alt beside her. He does. She
turns to him and gases Into his face In
an alluring manner. Leans toward htm
Invitingly. Ravengar waves aside her
blandishments. Blanca rises to her
feet furious.. Speaks, between clenched
teeth.
Spoken title! "You Incline me to listen" to
the demands of Romanoff and my
men."
Continuing the scene, she finishes
speaking out th above, turns and an
grlly exit.
Scene IS. (Blanca's boudoir as per scene
1.) Furious, Blanca comes m. Flings
, herself Into chair, registering fury at
being repulsed by Ravengar.
Show close foreground of corner of
the room. Tho mysterious eyes and
. nanas appear, words dissolve) tit un
der tho eyes and hands: "But ona thing
ooum wtn tho lovo of Ravengar, Se
bastian Navarro has committed a forg
ery. Draw a confession from him and
the regard of Ravengar will change.
The words dissolve out.
Full eeti Blanca rises to her feet; and stares
at th corner of boudoir. Rings bell.
Two Chinese servants com tn. She
bids them follow and exits. They for
low.
Scene 14. (Cellar as per scene II.) Show
foreground of door opening and Blanca,
followed by the two servants, coming
In. Blanca stares off, . '
Show close foreground of Ravenganf on
. bencn asleep. Blanca comes Into fore
ground and gases at him 'wondering ly.
Close diaphragm. - I v
Subtitle) Blanca, being superstitious, de
cides to follow the directions if the
mystic hands and eyes. She arranges
to k ia nap sebastlan and "third de
gree' hiM secret from him,
Scene IS, (Loration In grounds of attrac
tive roadhoust.) . Bushes open and
Blanca, RomanVff and another come
Into picture, Blanca points to road
house. 10. (Veranda of roadhouae.) Show
foreground of Sebastian and Leon tine
In automobile clothes being escorted
to table by waiter and being seated.
They converse. Sebastian Is very pleas
ant and Is endeavoring to make Leon
tin forget her recent suspicions of
him. Sebastian happens to look off.
.Show foreground of ane of Blanca's
jmen In picture gaslng at Sebaatlan. He
advancea and speaks.
Spoken title i "There's a man outside wants
to see you."
Continuing the scene (full set) Sebas
tian frowns wonderingly, Crook hendH
Sebastian small piece of paper. Sebas
tian looks at It.
Show foreground of paper on screen,
On It I written the heme of One Lamp
Continuing tho seeta, 4batlan starts.
Tears paper- la half'and tosses It away.
Tells man he will follow him. Excuses
himself to Leont ne and exits with man
Subtitle i Leontln recognises the nam of
una Ump Louie as on she has heard
he io re.
Show foreground of Leon tine picking
up the pieces of paper dropped fcy
Benssuan ana -lining mem iogetner.
Show foreground of Leontlne's hand
fitting the paper together until. .One
Lamp Louie s nam Is discernible.
Fall seti Leon tine, registers recognition of
me nam oi una Jamp iui. Thinks,
St Rises and follows Sebastian.
Scene 11. (Second location In grounds. The
. location Is empty.) Sebastian and crook
; come An. Romanoff and man leap out
from hiding places and seise Sebastian.
Hastily drag him Into bushes. ,
Seen 18. (Corner of veranda.) Show fore
. ground of Ijoonttno coming up and look-
, Ing off. Soeo previous scene. Regis,
ters alarm and exits In Sebastian' di
rection. Boom 19. (Roadway location, near by. J
Crooks run In with Sebastian and pile
him into back of automobile.
. Show foreground of hedge som little
distance away. Leontlne comes out
-through hedge andatands staring offt
a moment.
Full sett Crooks in foreground point to
where Leontlne can be jften In bacb-
ground. .Leontlne steps back - Into
hedge. Romanoff and another man run
out after leontlne.
Seen SO, (Other , side of hedge.) Leontlne
' comes throua-ll hedge, fleeing. Romanoff
and companion, following seise her.
Close diaphragm.
Scene SI. (Outside shack on a high hill
location seen through 1en of glass.)
Open diaphragm on automobile driving
up containing Sebastian, Leontlne, Rom
anoff and men. Sebastian is dragged
' out of automobile and carried Into
shack. Romanoff lakes Leontlne out
of automobile and, handing her over
to two. gypsies who have charge of
v gypay wagon nearby, puts her Into
gypsy wagon through rear door. Close
' door and lock It, leaving key In lock.
Romanoff tells th two gypsies to
' watrh her carefully and exits.
Seerte l. (Inside shack rudely fumtshd.)
Rotnanoff'a men tie Sebastian In chair
tn corner. Romanoff enters and tclla
'. him he wanta confession. , Sebastian
gases at htm defiantly. Romanorf
, picks up piece of Iron and steps fur
ward threateningly.
(Outside shark as Per scene II.)
Show close foreground of bushes part-
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
and the Nation
in Nebraska
Ing and Ravengar gaslng through.
Stepo through bushes and exits through
foreground.
Show dlaphragmed foreground of the
two gypsies by rear of wagon talking
together. Open diaphragm further until
Ravengar la seen creeping toward them.
Leaps upon them and attacks them.
Terrific fight ensues. Ravengar la
locked" with one gypsy. The other
breaks away and runs toward shack.
Scene 84. (Inside shack as per scene 22.)
Show foreground of Romanoff and his
men asmit Sebastian, endeavoring
force contention from -him. Gypsy
cornea running In. Tells news and all
hastily exit.
Scene Mi (Outside shack as per scene SI.)
Hhow foreground of Ravengar fighting
. vwlth gypay. Knocks him out. Leaps
to wagon, unlocks door and Jumps In.
Ftdl act I Romanoff, hla men and gypsy
run up. Romsnoff leaps onto steps
of wagon and slam door. Turns key
In It.
Scene M. (Inside wagon.) Ravengar and
Leontlne In picture. . Ravengar hears
key being turned In lock and flings
himself against the door. . u
Seen !. (Outside shack as per seen 21.)
Gypsy wagon I hastily pushed out of
picture by Romanoff and bis men.
Scene M. (Beclivlty leading tOong drop.)
Wagon, started by Romanoffs men
down tho declivity, comes whirling Into
picture. Whirls toward long drop over
cliff. (
Scene tS. (Inside wagon as per scene 2.)
Ravengar looks out small window near
top of wagon and registers he sees they
are whirling toward long drop over cliff.
Oases about. 'Finds sledgo and batters
side of wagon. . -
i. (Outside 'moving wagon.) Show
foreground of Ravengar breaking out
and. seizins: Leontlne. bids her lumn.
Full sett leontlne and Ravengar Jump Just
as wagon does long drop out of picture.-
11. (Cliff taken from beloW.) Wagon
comes Into picture at top of Incline
and falls down to th bottom, smashing
to pieces,
Scene . (Outside shack as per scejie 31.)
Romanoff and men jtbout to - follow
out after Ravengar and Leontlne, when
the mounted police ride In. Romanoff
and-men flee, Ravengar and Leontlne
come In and .explain to police. Exit with
them.
Subtitle! A short time later Romanoff re
turns to Blanca with the news of
Ravengar's escape.
Scene S3. (Blanca's boudoir as per scene 1.)
Blanca In picture. Romanoff and his
men come In, Romanoff furiously
starts to tell httw Ravengar saved
Leontln. Blanca Is overcome with
wonder. Indicates them to follow and
they alt exit.
M. (Cellar.) Blanca. Romanoff and
others enter. Ravengar Is asleep. As
the party comes In he wakes and rises.
Blanca la filled wTth wonder at finding
mm mere, wuesttons him. Ravengar
speaks.
Spoken title i "I'm sure I should have liked
to have done all you say but that door
has been locked tightly. How could I
have done It?"
Continuing the scene, Ravengar finishes
speaking out the Above. All gHie at
him wonderingly, - -
Pad Intoi
Subtitle i "Who Is the Shielding Shadow?",
Leans' Out Window, Falls
. Three Stories 16 Street
Joe Vielna, Mexican, leaned too far
out the window of his home on the
third floor of 1109 Farnam street and
he dropped to the pavemerit below.
A broken leg was the result. ' He' is
at St. Joseph's hospital.
POLITICAL ADVKBTISKMKNT.
Chief Justice .
ANDREW M. MORRISSEY
Candidate on the Non-Partisan Ballot to Succeed Himself
Asks for your' endorsement on the record he
has made. . ' y ; V'-v'. '
Won his nomination by a handsome majority and
carried 80 out of a total of 93 counties in
the stated . I ' ' ' . .. '
Is in the Prime of Life, and His Record as Chief
v Lookup
: t If it appeals to you,
Drys May Use the
' Auditorium On
Monday Afternoon
The "drys" were partly victorious
in their legal (itjlit to compel the city
commissioners to revoke the contract
with the Nebraska Prosperity league
for the exclusive .use of the Auditor
ium for the ten days from October 27
to November . - -
The writ of mandamus asked by the
"drys" to force the city fathers to re
voke the contract, at least in part,
thus giving them an opportunity to
use the building for one of their meet
ings, was granted by Judge Sears of'
the district court, before whom" the
hearing was held.
Judge Sears ruled that the Prosper
ity league will have to give up the
Auditorum for the use of the "dry"
forces Monday afternoon, the only
open date from now till election.
As the organization which has the
contract with the city for ten days
will conduct meetings on all days
" ' -a. :: . Omaha, Srtraska, ,0dtoter 25th,I9I6.
r Se, ths undersigned "citizens of the Second Congreeeional District,
having in mind the interest of the people of this District, and being
fully informed of the situation and the qualigicaUons of the candi
dates for Congress, urge all electors to rote for Benj. S. Baker for
POLITICAL ADVERTIMKMKXT.
'Wr-' ; : Y
"
SL
V NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
For Chief Justice Nebraska Supreme Court:
0 ANDREJV M. MORRISSEY
with the exception of Monday after
noon, the "drys" will have to be con
tent with the one date on "wash
day." Judge Sears issued the writ
compelling the city commissioners to
rent the building to the "drys" on that
afternoon. . '
Attorneys for the "drys" were
granted the right to amend the peti
tion in accordance with the evidence
to the effect that the Auditorium will
be in use every day from" now till
election, with the exception of Mon
day atternoon. ,
Government Studies
, Negro Labor Problem
Charles E. Hall and WiHiam Jen
niper, inspectors of the United States
immigration department,' are in
Omaha making an investigation and
official study of labor conditions of
the negro. Because of the great de
crease in the number of itrjmigrant
arrivals, due to the European war,
there has been a shortage of unskilled
labor in the north. As a result man
ufactures and railroads have been
drawing heavily upon the negro la
borer of the south. It is estimated
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POLITICAL ADVKRTISKMKXT.
Chief
Nebraska Supreme Court
"I have been personally acquainted with Judge '
Mbrrissey for fifteen years, and have never met a
man for whom 1 have a higher regard. I am thor
oughly satisfied that he possesses all the qualifica- '
tions that go to make a successful 'judge. As a
member of the court he will have but one object in
view. and that will be to adjudicate differences in
a just, honest and upright way." Governor John
H. Morehead. , . -
"We are constantly moving forward to occupy
higher ground, and -this fall we are to take a de
cisive step; The record of Chief Justice Morrissey
shows that he is a safe man to have1 on the court,
and the people of the state Inay be sure that his in
terpretation of the laws will be such as to carry
out the will of the people." Hon. Chester H. Aid
rich, former governor of Nebraska. ' ;;' ,
The Chief Justice is in his 45th year and is in vig-;
orous health. His opponent is in his 70th year. This
election carries with it a term of four years. If the
Chief Justice is elected he will complete the term
in his 50th year. His opponent,' should he be elect
ed, would complete the term 111 his 75th year. v
Judges are elected on a non-partisan ballot, so that
they may be selected with a view to their especial
fitness for the work to be done. x
Justice Makes Him Worthy of Your Support
I
place a cross thus:
bv department officials that over 2(0,
000 have migrated to the north in the
last year. The immigration bureau is
making a close study of the condi'
trims with a view to avoiding the
great dangers to labor interests of
an overcrowded labor supply in the
manufacturing localities.
Mrs. Joslyn Files v.w-w
' ' Bond: for Million
As residuary legatee of the estate of .
the late' George A. Joslyn, reputed to
have been Omaha's and Nebraska's
wealthiest citizen, Sarah H. Josyln,
the widow, has given a bond of $1,
000.000. She is appointed executrix
-and is to pay the minor bequests,
The will of the late Western News--
n.nw iimnti h.a.t has h.ti gmiH.il
to probate. Mrs. Joslyn inherits the
bulk of the estate, which is estimated
at in the neighborhood of $5,000,000.
It 'will be the first large estate in
Nebraska to be required to pay the
new federal inheritance tax. The fed
eral inheritance tax on the Joslyn es- -tate
will be enormous.
' POLITICAL ADVKRTIKKMKNT.
Justice
1