Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
The
Illustrated
Bee.

Bee.
EACES OF YOUR FRIENDS
iook at you out Of the pages
Of the Illustrated Bee each
week. People you know
and feel more than q passing inter
est in have been doing things and
the artist and the ehgtaver have
caught them. 20 thst this srtat' sun
day Art Supplement IL able to give
sou q lasting memorial Of them.
What more could you ask OF = news
paperf II is a great feature Of The
Illustrated Zee that Il pays paftieu-
lar a~ttspton TO the doinss OF the
home folks. and each week finds
something worthy OF chroniciing.
GEORGE P. cRoNk is another Omaha
man whose name will be ia the
mouths Of thousands hereafter. Mr..
Cronk wal this week unanimously
elected to be head OF the great
Benevolent, Protective Order Of Eiks,
an organization. whose membership
is as extensive AZ the country, and
whose influence is u~nbounded. His
brother Elks have exhibited their
confidence in his ability and worth
BY calling him without question to
the highest position in their gift. II
IL an honor rarely bestowed. A
splendid picture OF Mr.. Cronk adorns
tho front page OF the Forthcoming
number OF The illustrated Bee, ac-
companied By a brief sketch Of his
career.
NEBRASKA'S SAENGERBUND held it
~ festival of song At West Point
last week, and q Bee staf photogra-
pher was In attendance. He secured
q number Of ine pictures OF well
known German citizens and some
splendid groups Of singers and the
like, which have been made into
cuts for illustrating the next number.
These pictures tell n story without
words. q story Of real enjoyment at
q festival Of song and goodfeilow-
ship held in the open afr.
DETAIL GRocERS AND BUTCHERS
N went for . piculc to Missouri
Valley. and some thousands Of
Omaha citizens went along. In tho
throng was q Bee staR artist with his
picture box" and the photographs
he took show q lot Of Omaha people
doing things that indicate truly that
care was left at home for one day at
least. No merrier crowd ever went
forth for q days outing, and none
ever had g better time, II the camera
tells the truth. A full page Of these
pictures will be found In the next
issue OF The Illustrated Bee.
YANKEE ALADDIN IN ENGLAND Is the
title under which Frank @.
Carpenters weekly letter win be
found. IT tells OF the building Of the
great Westinghouse shops ct Traf-
ford Park near Manchester, and how
an American contractor did in i've
months what the English builders re-
fused TO undertake to complete in
side OF two years. It Is an excellenk
example Of the contrasts between
American and English methods, and
is one Of man. things which are
waking u English cousins up to the
fact that they must hasten or be
everlastingiy left. II is illustrated
from photographs made at TraRord
Park and in Manchester.
W0MEN COLONIES command many
" Of the crack regiments OF
European armies. These commands
are not merely nominal. but carry
with them, IN time Of peace at least,
all the responsibility that attaches
to the military position. And the
requirements are met. A special ar
ticie On the topic telling how the
titled danes Of the German and other
courts don their regimentals and
take b head Of the regiment at
review or during the practice man
euvers. how they look after the regi-
ment in barracks and otherwise dis
charge the duties Of . commanding
onoer, The illustrations are made
from photographs Of some Of the best
known women in Europe.
NC RECENT NUMBER has contained
~ az many pictures Of individuals
rs will be found In the Sunday issue.
All Of these are Of general interest
aud will be found so By the readers.
The customary ehatty comment, per-
sonal gossip. short stories and in
teresting special articles which have
made this paper a reputation are
there, and have been arranged with
that eare which is always bestowed
on It's preparation. II you are not
already g subscriber you should
leave your order today with your
~nowsdealer.
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