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Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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BRITISH WARSHIP
CORNWALLIS SUNK
Battleship Sent to Bottom of
Mediterranean Tuesday by
Ehemy Submarine.
THIRTEEN MEN MISSING
Today's Calendar of Sports
London, Jan. 1L The sinking of
the British warship Cornwallis by a
submarine in the Mediterranean on
Tuesdsy was annonnced today by the
admiralty. The sea plane carrier Ben-My-Chree
also has been sunk. Thir
teen men from the Cornwallis are
missing and are believed to have been
killed by the explosion.
The official announcement says:
"His majesty's ship Cornwallis,
Captain A. P. Davidson, D. S. O., was
sunk by an enemy submarine on the
ninth in the Mediterranean. The
captain and all the officers are saved
bat there are thirteen men missing
and it is feared they were killed by
the explosion."
"His majesty's sea plane carrier
Ben-My-Chree, Commander O. K.
Samson, D. S. 0., was sunk by gun
fire in Mastelorizo harbor, Asia
Minor, today. The only casualties
were one officer and four men."
The warship referred to apparently
is the British battleship Cornwallis
of 14,000 tons. The last previous re
ports showed it was in service in the
Mediterranean.
There is also i Cornwallis in the
7. class, consisting of warships retired
from active service, but the fact that
it was sunk in the Mediterranean in
dicates that it is the battleship which
has been lost.
. The battleship Cornwallis was laid
down in 1901. It was 405 feet long
and was armed with four twelve-inch,
twelve six-inch and twelve three-inch
guns, six three-pounders and four
torpedo tubes. Its normal comple
ment was 750 men.
The Ben-My-Chree was a converted
merchantman of 651 tons gross. 1
fioir: Annual merlin of Inltfd Ntaiea
Golf awtoriation at New York.
Automobile: Annual meelinir of American
HpeedwayH aHHoeialliHl, at New York: open
ing of annual rhiladelphin Automobile
ahow.
skattnjr: Speed rhampionohiptt of New
England Skating aKMM-ietion begin In Boa
ton. ItaHket ball: Northwestern againtd Illi
nois, at IFrhana: Indiana agaliut Iowa, al
Iowa I'll); I'urdue agalmtt t'hleago, al
Chicago.
Hwimminr: Y'ale again! t'ollege of City
of New York, at New Haven.
Boxing: Billy Mlske against Charter
Weinert, ten rnunriH, at New York; Bat
tling LevlONkv agatnflt .lini Smith, ten
rounds, at New York; Johnny 0'l.eary
agaitut Pete Hartley, ten round, at Buf
falo; Roy Moore agalnnt Jack llouglaN, ten
ronndH, at MlnneapoliN; Tony Vatlin again!
Faui ltomerft, ten round, at BoHton.
BOPP AND AIDES
DECLARED GUILTY
Convicted on Charges of. Hav
ing Violated This Coun
try's Neutrality.
Billings Gives Million to
Medical Research School
Chicago, Jan. 11. Realization of
the hope of the University of Chi
cago for one of the biggest medical
research schools in the world be
came a certainty today with the an
nouncement of a gift of $1,000,000
from the Billings family, headed by
C, K. G. Billings. The gift is to pro
vide a hospital in connection with the
school. The total cost of the institu
tion is placed at $5,300,000, and with
the Billings gift all but $550,000 has
now been pledged.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This is not only one of the best
and most efficient medicines for
coughs, colds and croup, but is also
pleasant and safe to take, which is
important when medicine must be
given to children. Many mothers
have given it their unqualified en
dorsement. Advertisement.
Crete lo Phy Geneva.
(.'rete. N'eb., Jan. 11. (Special.) Th
Crete haskr-t ball t''iim will go to Geneva
Friday nljrht to play the liljth school team
there. Crete Hlnh aluo plays the Stale
Farm on Saturday.
FIVE RELEASED ON BONO
San Francisco, Jan. 11. Franz
Bopp, German consul general here,
anil four of his attaches or employes
were found guilty 0(1 all charges to
night by a jury in the United States
district court of having violated this
country's neutrality. They were freed
on bond.
All live defendants were accused of
having planned to blow up munition
plants in America and Canada, steam
ships carrying supplies to the entente
allies, railroad bridges and military
trains.
Hesides Bopp, the defendants were
E. M. von Schack, vice consul; Wil
hclm von Brincken, J. F. Van Kool
bergen, Margaret E. Cornell, Charles
C. Crowley and Louis J. Smith. Van
Koolbergen was out of the country
and could not be brought here to
stand trial as his alleged offense was
non-extraditable. Smith was the gov
ernment's star witness and: was given
immunity.
Earl Caddock Throws Paul
Damke at Sioux City, la.
Sioux City, la., Jan. II. Earl Cad
dock of Anita, la., defeated Paul
Damkc of Lauk Center, Minn., in a
wrestling match here last night. Cad
dock won the first fall in 24lA min
utes with a head scissors and arm
lock. He took the second in 12 min
utes with the same hold.
A Good rogh Remedy.
Dr. Roll's Pine-Tar-Honey will cuet your
cough, soothe the raw spots snd prevent se
rious lung ailments. 26c. .All druggists
Advertisement.
Bills Introduced
8. V. 1, Snndalt. York Oar shortage sim
ilar to Liggett bill ill house.
S. F. a, Miifhee, Kltinhall Hill to prevent
hoits from running Into or wallowing In !
IrrlRHttng ditrhes.
S. V. S.SumUll, York Joint resolution '
proponing conntltutloiml roiiventlon.
S. V. 4, Hu.shoe. Kimball Repeals fee
i-harge numerical entrlen by county clerk.
S. V. b, HuHhee, K Itnhall Provides for
division of Irrigation rtlFtrtcta of more than
.!0,(0(i acre upon voto of majority of lam!
holders.
H. K. ti. llnrhman. Howard Provide. that
nil deed, mortgage and conveyance of
real watRtc phull hereafter atale kcIuhI con
sideration puid.
K. F. 7. Morlarity. Tanner, lien net t. Streh
low, Howell Duplicate of If. H. 43.
S. V. 8, Deal, OuMr Requires county
treasurer to file dally report with county
clerk.
8. V- . Heal. Cvtr Raises bond of
deputy attorney general to ?2f..l)00, and
eliminates coroner,
S. P. 10. Howell. Pnuglas Requires peti
tioner for establishment of new roads to
make deposit with county clerk and pro
vides for hoard, appointing eleutora re
view same.
S. K, II. Doottla Provides for examina
tion of accounts of village and Bchool dis
trict treasurers and appointment of an ac
countant for said duty.
8. K. 12. Howell, Uougla Provides pen
sions for Omaha school Janitors and engi
neers. 8. F. 13, Howell, Pouglaa Puts Omaha
school janitors and engineers under civil
servlre.
S. V. 14, Howell. Douglas Dpulirate of
Godall bill H. R. 29.
8. P. 15. Howell, Ponghu Antl-dlsorlm-matlon
fire Insurance bill ,
8. P. 16. Howell, Douglas Relate to
sale and taking of sand, nil, gms and other
natural products from bed of rivers. Pre
scribes penalties, etc,
8. P. 17. Howell. Donghw Provides li
cense tax on private employont agencies,
bonds and penalties for violation.
House Bills.
H. R. :14, Johnson Female minimum wage
id.
H, R, 3&, Swanson of Clay Prescribed slse.
of railroad crossings and grade of ap
proaches (hereto,
11. H. 3, Hoffmelster of Chase Provides
for monthly filing of reports by notaries
public,
H. R. 37. Renaker of Richardson An act
j fixing standard for grape hafkota and other
fruit and vegetable containers.
H. R. 38, Auten of Roone Provides for
'lltiposltton of fees earned by county officials
In cases of death, reslgnallon or removal
from office.
H. R. 39. itoodall of Douglas Increases
number of school hoard member in omalut
to twlve and provides for their pli'dlmi.
II. H. 411, Liggett and Norton Provides for
distribution of freight cars on basin of
amount of irraln shipped from each wtallon
It. R 41. Hates and Relsner Prescribes
method for taxation for main tat nance of
county blah school districts. '
II R. it. Hoffmelster of t'hawe- Requtres
election hoards (o prepare and return to
county clerk results of sit general ami pri
mary elections
II. It 4:i. Hopkins. Lovely. Kcegan and
Shannon Increase. county Judge's salary
rrom $3.oi)0 to 1 4,00ft tn DoukIhs county and
clerk from Jl.KOO to 2.I. Kmrrgimry
If R. 44. Relnfeuralh of Knot A me nil -ments
to workmen's compensation m i
H. It 4ft. I.nHounty of From t.T- Pemur
rage bill Im-rcti.Htng chargm and tlxlng new
conditions (emllng to frtrllHtil'' uxe of car nl
once Kmergeui y,
II. R. 4ti. I .a Hounty of Krontt.-i Asschccs
charges against railroads where they fall to
deliver cars to shippers within fh c-iiiij
periods.
H, R. 47, Hates of fheyenne nnwitfl fur
ther privileges to caretakers of stock when
accompanying shipments to market
AMI KKMKNTH.
University Club Has
New Directors for Year
The University club directorate lias
elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Dr. F. S. Owen, presi
dent; A. (i. Kllick, first vice presi
dent; K. 11. Woodland, second vice
president; Dr. K. T. Manning, third
vice president; Amos Thomas, secre
tary, and H. W. Pierpont, treasurer.
The club committees will be chosen
later.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY wm&mn
Temple Israel Names
Delegates to Council
Rabbi Frederick Cohn, C. S. F.l
gutter, Meyer Klein, N. A. Spiesherg
er, Sol Bergman, Dave Rosenstoc.k,
W. L. Holzman and N. A. Mantel are
the delegates and alternates named
from Temple Israel to attend the
twenty-fifth council of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations at
Baltimore, January 16 to IS.
A Good Suggestion.
Try Chamberlain's Tablets when
bilious or constipated. You are cer
tain to be much pleased with them.
They arc easy to take and pleasant
in effect. Advertisement.
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Wm. Desmond
and
Dorothy Dalton
in
A Novel Narrative Told
in a Picturesque Way
"A Gamble
In Souls"
A V I G 0 R 0 U S,
powerful story
of the primal bat
tle of two souls with
(Jod the only watch
er, staged in the
tropical wilderness,
amidst the roaring
smash, whirl and
rush of the relent
less sea, with love
finally triumphant.
Prize Cockbirds
And Oldest Hen at
Kearney's Big Show
That lie has. four cockbirds which
are so large and tame that he can
drive them about, is the feature
which C. Baughman, successful
business man and poultry raiser of
Topcka, Kan., says he has to bring
to the Nebraska State Poultry asso
ciation sUbw in Kearney, which
starts next Monday. One of these
famous birds is the grand champion
cock of the World's fair and is a
mammoth Buff-Cochin which tips the
beams at fourteen and three-quarter
pounds. The others of the quartet
arc three of his sons, and none
weighs less than thirteen pounds.
The "boys" are each 2 years old.
But this is not the only queer
sight which those who attend the
show will see. A little Hamburg
hen, which was hatched in April,
1900, and boasts of raising sixteen
families, is to be there. It is owned
by Mrs. H. H. McClure of Kearney
and is the oldest hen living. The
Kearney show bids fair to be the big
gest and best in years. A bushel of
mail awaits Secretary Smith, who
will arrive today and establish his
headquarters at the Commercial
club rooms. There will be breeders
and birds from all over the country.
Western League Club
Owners Will Meet at
Omaha on Monday
Lincoln, ien., Jan. 1 1. rresuicnt
penning oi me western league nas
called a meeting of all the club owners
to be held at the Rome hotel in
Omaha on Monday, January 15. The
purpose of the meeting is to map
out a plan wherebv salary limits-may
be enforced. The 1917 schedule will
be made out at a later meeting. Mr.
Zehrung said today.
Short Ship Racing
Circuit Makes Dates
Clarinda, la.. Jan. 11. (Special.)
Thirty-five representatives of the
fair associations of the Short Ship
circuit admitted Savannah, Mo., to
the circuit at a meeting here yester
day. Maryville was dropped at the
same time. George H. White of Mal
vern was re-elected president and
j. C Beckner, president of the state
association, was chosen secretary.
The dates of the fairs composing
the circuits were arranged as fol
lows: Corning, In., July 23
Bedford, In., July 3(1
M&lvem. la.. Aukiwi
Shenandoah. !!., Auruki I.:.
CJmrtnda, la., AuiniHt 20.
Bethany, Mo., AuffUKt 27.
frnr"h. Ho., September 2,
I The MysteryJ ff "
"Busted" Smoke! 4
You buy a package of ten little happens is a mystery ! They just flljjSj
cigars. How many out of the ten break naturally. Too brittle too Ktf
are cracked, broken or frazzled dry flavor gone before you get raj
before you smoke them ? How it them. All this trouble is ended with Mg
i LITTLE CIGARS P
ill!
Saturday Morning
9:30 to 11:30 A. M.
Special Childra'a Program
Direction Omaha Woman's Club
Baby Marie Osborne, in
"SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE"
ITI1IIIII11BI
fit
! I A Theater of 1
cul Ihe musL
Now Showing Twice Daily
The World's Greatest TragatHennt
NAZI MO VA
In a Photo-Dramatic Version of
'WAR BRIDES'
Twice Dally Matinee. 2:30, Nl.hL S:30
Price. Matinees, 25ct Eventn.., 28c, 50c
All
This
Week
BOYD
Continuous
Saturday
IIA.M.toMP.M
20,000 LEAGUES
The Sensational Photo Drama
; JULES VERNE'S
Biggesi
Film
Hit
Omaha
Has
Ever
Known
UNDER THE SEA
Filmed at Ih. Bottom el
th Oceen and Upon
"Myateriou. l.land."
PRICES I to 7 o'clock.
School Children, lOci
adulli, 29c. Ni.hU,
15c, 2Sc, SOc.
BLANCHE SWEET In
"THE EVIL EYE'
SATURDAY, 10 A. M.
Childran'a Performance
Under the Auipicea of '
Omaha Woman's Club
Marguerite Clark
in ;
"The Prince and the Pauper"
TraTelofue Brajr Cartoon 1
Admi.iion Sc ' r
T"3
Phono
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
D.llv Mat.. 2:15: Nlfht, 8:15. All Weak.
JACK WYATT a
Whltinc Burt lN 4, FULLER,
1 IilAOVS chanolcr.
Th. Gerald., Three Anker., Orpheum Travel
Weekly. Price.: Gallery. 10c: Beat SaaU,
(except S.turday and Sunday). 25c; Nlghta,
10c, 29c, 50- and 75c.
There', a Place for "U" In the
June Caprice
In
"A Modem Cinderella"
FMturinv June's Famous SmUt
A little cigar rolled in fragrant, unbreakable,
pure tobacco! Get that! PURE TOBACCO,
AND NOTHING BUT TOBACCO. More
than an idea. A discovery that will revolutionize
smoking in quality, satisfaction and economy.
No mystery here. A jitney prove it.
In foil-lined package. . . . .
"OMAHA'S FUM CENTER."
Dally Mela., 15-20-40
Kven't., 15-25-50-75..
LAST TIMES TODAY S
jL.wJShin.k.y, $1,000,000 DOllS Su.
1 Tomorrow (Saturday) Mat. and Week
Blutch Cooper's New GLOBE TROTTERS
Lad lot' Dim Mattnee Every Weak Day
B.,ln. D A V n F.m
U W I fca
Sunday
Mat.
Niht.
"BRINGING UP FATHER"
M.t.. 15c .nd 25c, Nit.., 25c to 75c
CfJ
W Helen Bere.lord Co.
Bemevlei Bro.. Jer. Sanford
American Florence TnMipe
ALICE DOVEY
Nehraek. Girl, in ,
THE ROMANTIC JOURNEY
JITNEY
TAXI
Mas wall Cars
Webster HZ
LOTHROP
OPENS TONIGHT
Under Personal Management of
W. O. JENSEN
Presenting
Frank Daniels
"CROOKYSCRUGGS"
A Delightfnl Comedy 'Drama
P R I N C E b S I
tj FIVE REELS FIRST RUN CA
A Red Feather Feature OC
In Five Acta
"The Double Room
Mystery"
TODAY .
CLEO RIDGLEY and
WALLACE REID, In
"THE YELLOW PAWN" ' '
A more than intereetinf photoplay with
an abaorbin. .tory.
