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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31

P, J. Barr was in Wyoming on business
during the week.
Frank Palmer is at home from Deadwood,
s. D., for the holidays.
The Round Dozen club will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs. w. s. Curtis
George Perry was married on Monday
evening to Miss Mary Ross of Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rush of St Louis
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Rush.
The Dundee Woman's club will meet next
Wednesday January 10, with Mrs. E. V.
Heaford.
w II. Pindell. who is now in business
in st. Louis. spent Christmas day with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs N A. Buck and family
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Peters and family.
The Missionary society of the Dundee
Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs F. NJ. Fitchett.
Miss Ella Marshall and Miss Ida New
laugh are at home from the Peru normal
school for the holidays.
Mrs. Dodds and her sons have moved
INTO the new house recently built by them
at Fffty-tirst and Cunning streets.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer entertained number
of the Dundee young people informally at
cards on Wednesday evening, in honor OF
her son, Frank Palmer of Deadwood.
Mrs. Lynds and son, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Lynds sister, Mrs. Pindel
left on Saturday for California. where they
In honor of her aunt, Mrs. Lynds Of
New York, and Mrs. David Rush of ST.
Louis, Mrs s. r. Rush entertained
number of town women on Tuesday after
noon and several Dundee women Thurs
day afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Fort NiObrara

o, PIo(FT NioBRARA, Neb., Dec so.-Csns-
hna LIE utenant and Mrs. Fred w RpR1-
5svg 6bHosr taihed DR.. and Mrs. Brown and
cember "A. aS hlSht' De-
NC, Giaptain and Mrs Powell entertained
Lieutenant Henry Wiegenstsin en az a., and
on sunday night. the Path, In tba e uIiIIer
d a. OF the ohicers and ladies', with the cbiIs
CbristrwHsesTe invited to see the beautiful
Powell. Gifts were made 10 ali IL JGihe
a and Their elders were served with eggnog
ana lemonade in the dining room, Mrs
table. PiesioihS at the
o, The following Christmas dinners were
tanned Major and Mrs. Penrose ana eHS ME-
i%6 idrs en n, Mrs Davenport and
Neli entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Purb az
Mssnlhgton' D. c. Mr., and Mrs HarboId
entSertSlned Captain and Mrs. Cronin, Dr.
tenants Lawiason. Hay. Clark and Wsst
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ball entertained Lien.
S9naht ana Mrs. Bugbee. Captain and
US heltcn entertained Lieutenant and
Mrs. Brandt, Lieutenant and Mrs ca
Mrs. Strong and Miss Knapp.
in LHWe sInt Wiesenstein spent Christmas
. on Tuesday. the 18th. the bachelors NJ
company Il entertained Captains Cronin
ana Macklin at dinner.
IN In Wednesday, the 9th, Captain and
Mrs' y Nell entertained Lieutenant ana
mrs Al ban and Lieutenant and Mrs. Donald
on Thursday Major and Mrs. Penrose en-
ner. N' e' uIh-
On Christmas day all OF the companies
hao dances in their barracks, and quests
were invited to enjoy the hospitality ex-
tended by the soldiers. Elaborate dinners
were prepared in all companies
The band had a Christmas tree, on which
were presents for all Of the bandsmen
oe IN the morning the band serenaded the
freely 10 the cup OF good cheer.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ball invited in the
omcers and their wives to partake of egg
nog on Christmas morning
me chaplain had a nice Christmas tree
In the chapel on Tuesday night for the
children OF the post. Each child secured
some little gift. A Christmas service was
rendered by the children OF the post school
Miss Emma Furrey and Sergeant Daley
OF the hospital corps were married on
wednesday at the home OF Mr.. Furrey. II
was private wedding, only the members
present.
Company c, Twenty-nfth infantry, had
Its friends In on Thursday nigh - s<a1ax A
dance aud refTeshnasRtA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
BANK BURGLARS MAKE ESCAPE
Men Caught In Act Fire on Citizen
and Leave Ia stolen
Buggy.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Dec. 3O.-A special
to the Bulletin from Iroquois, H., says that
at o'clock this morning bank burglars
effected an entrance to the private banking
institution of Stickley, Wray & Co. and
wrecked the safe with two charges OF nitro
glycerine, securing about $500 In cash.
The explosion aroused the town and
James Whiteman was the first to appear
on the scene. He fired several shots at
random into the bank, and the burglars
replied, but mada good their escape. They
drove east from the village. stealing a
team and rig from the barn Of DR.. j. A.
Bundey. They were seen early this morn
ing near the Indiana state line. The bank
a. the only one in the town and is n member
of the Bankers Protective association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31

an operation. He was staying at CauT les
Territet on Lake Geneva, and took daily
walks during which his ear was exposed
20 the sun from the south. After eight days
he found 20 his surprise that the cancer
was peeling from the wound, leaving
smooth surface. He then systematically ex-
posed his ear to the rays OF the sun and in
few weeks the whole of the swelling
scaled of. leaving a smooth. new skin.
DR.. Hirschberg attributes the entire cure
TO the effect Of the sun rays He also de-
clares that he has made successful expert
ments in direct application of the sun rays
in cases Of tuberculosis Of the larnyx.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
CobbIestone Paiace.

After twenty-six years of unaided work
NJ. Cheval, the postman at Hauterive, in
the Department of Drome. France, has
constructed his ideal palace. NJ ChevaI
was led TO start the building by tripping
ove' an odd-shsoe stone. He carried II
home and the next day found another.
Then he began a systematic hunt for
what he calls nature sculptures with the
idea OF using them in a building
The palace is about eighty-hve feet long,
forty-fve feet wide at one end and thirty
three at the other. In the center is a
gallery with cataeomb at either end
TheSe eataeomes shelter all sorts OF
strange stone animals and figures.
For Barbary tower, which includes a
srotto OF the blessed virgin. the postman-
architect spent seven years in hunting the
stones and putting them in place. One
face of the building shows an Arab
mosque. HindoO temple. 6 Swiss chalet.
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Benson,

The schools will reopen Monday morn
ing after the holiday vacation.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
X. r. Parker and daughter Ruth spent a
Few days visiting in Kennard.
q Al the last meeting of the town board
hVe saloon licenses were granted.
Mrs. Speedie and son of Gretna visited
with Prof. John Speedie last week
Mrs. George Warren is entertaining at
her home Mrs. Nobes and her little daugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly McCombs and the
Misses sprague spent Christmas at Irving
ton.
Mrs. c. HUFF has gone to Louisville,
where she was called by the sickness of
Mr.. Hollenburg and family have moved
into their new cottage in the north part
kansas and the south, where he will visit
relatives.
Mrs John Mcclure is in ST. Joseph. Mo,
where she went last Sunday TO visit her
Lutheran services will be held today at
Gravert's hall at p. m, Sunday school
at p. IN.
II. ]. Grove Miss Anna Bells and June
TO Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Hills of St. Louis
Is spending the holidays at the home of
w. III. Iindell.
poultry line from some Of his friends along
the rural route.
Mrs. Rosenberg has returned to her home
after two weeks visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Miller.
Ed Hansen left Wednesday for Ban
croft, where he will visit his home till
after New Years.
Mrs. Fred Fargo has returned from
Illinois, where she was called by the sick
ness Of her father.
Mr.. C, H. Norton and family have re-
turned home from Chicago, where they
went to spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ETink entertained last
week Mrs. Sara Stotts and Mrs. Hunter
of Audubon and Atlantic la.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pearson and son are
spending the holidays at the home OF Mrs.
Pearson's parents in Lincoln.
James A. Howard returned Tuesday from
Clarion, Ia, where he went to join a fam
lily reunion on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anderson left for their
home Monday after spending Christmas
with Joe Mcclure and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Orindulf and James
Horton returned from Missouri Wednesday,
where they spent the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Orindulf of Bloom
ington ILL.,, arrived in Benson and are visit
ing NJ the home OF j. y. Horton.
Mrs. Hart and children left last Tuesday
Tor their home after months visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff.
Last Sunday afternoon after the Christ
mas exercises Rev. Mr.. LiVers was pre-
scented with a gold watch by his friends.
Mr., and Mrs. G. w. stiger and little
daughter returned home Monday from
Piattsmouth, where they spent Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh entertained during
the holidays Mr.. Charles Hopper, DR.. Sa-
ran Hopper Mrs. Mitte and Mrs. Dear
son.
A number of the members Of the local
Grand Army and their families attended
the christmas tree program given by the
Omaha veterans last Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Levchner entertaind during
the week Mr.. John Levchner OF South
omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. SheaTer of New
nork, Miss Ethel Yost Mrs. Short and
Miss Carlyle
Miss A; f. Stiger returned Saturday from
rev days visit in Lincoln. She was
>~sses@AeAAA>S ~ 49, saftaES e LARsalR
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Wood of the World.

One of the largest crowds ever assembled
In Myrtle hall was present at the Christ
mas tree entertainment given by Alpha
camp No. l during the last week. A box
OF candy and some small present was given
TO 22S children of the members of the
camp and their friends. For the first time
old Alpha camps Christmas tree was
taxed TO the limit to find presents for all
the children that came. Other features in
Guided the address of welcome by Sovereign
j. l.. Haley, and the presentation by
sovereign Clerk John T. Yates of a large
doll to Alpha Elias and a hook and ladder
70 Alpha Emerson. two children named in
honor of the camp The committee OF ar
rangements consisted of Sovereigns J. H.
Ellsbury, NJ. Keiser n. ]. Weller, George
Baier j. W. Wood, j. W. Gross and
Charles Unit, assisted by Mesdames Hig-
ley, Keiser. Eden and Parkinson of Alpha
Grove No. 2.
Alpha camp No. l will initiate another
large class of candidates on Tuesday even
ing, when Sovereign Commander Root will
install ihe officers of Alpha camp for the
ensuing year The joint installation with
camp No. Is has been cancelled on account
OF pressure OF camp business in camp
No. l6.
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and Miss Smith Of Plattsmouth, who will
| spend New Years here
Florence.

Florence.
Mrs, j; J. Coles mother, from Blair, 1,
The public schools closed for two weeks
| on account OF the holidays
L. N. Warbler was a business visitor a,
! Tekamah Thursday morning
! Miss Jennie Everson OF Omaha was the
! guest Of Mrs. w. r. Wall Monday even.
Edward Davis went to Missouri VALLEY
tives.
William Gould and family are spending
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII kruger Of Calhoun
J spent Christmas here with Mr.. and Mrs
| Carl Feldhusen.
| w. A, Wilson spent Monday and Tues
I day with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Saums, who live
| near Coffman, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII SEWERS of Calhoun
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Carl Field
husen Christmas day.
Mrs. Dolly Peters went to Dakota City
| Thursday morning for a visit with rela-
tives during the holidays.
Mrs. Seirk and daughter of Calhoun
spent Christmas day here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Feldhusen.
Misses Sadie and Bell Thompson OF Hor-
ton, kas., spent several days here recently
visiting their sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Kelley.
Mrs. o. X. Turner of Emerson spent Sat
urday here visiting with Mr.. Turner's par
ents and doing some shopping in Omaha.
Miss Matte Tucker, who is employed
in >the Sheridan (WyoO public schools is
here on her vacation during the holidays.
Miss May Oaks. who is teaching school
near Grand Island, is at home for few
Zilch.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Taylor OF Tekamah
spent several days of the week here visit
ing Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
d. Leach.
Mr.. John Mann, who is working with his
brother-in-law, Scott Tucker, with u dredge
near Onawa, Ia, spent Christmas here with
his family.
Ia, visited several days here with Mr..
fuckers parents. They returned to their
home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josephine kelleher Of Omaha, en-
ployed in the Sheridan (Nyo.) public
schools. is the guest of Mr.; and Mrs. F. s.
Tucker for few days during the holt
days.
Arthur Carlson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Carlson, left Wednesday for N weeks
trip to Colorado points. He has charge Of
a new department in the Burlington head
quarters at Omaha, that OF milling grain
In transit.
Business has been exceptionally good the
last two weeks. Everybody has been on
Christmas run. The weather has been eX-
ceedingiy good for the time of year. There
has been some cold weather but no storms.
The. ice at present is about seven inches
thick on the reservoirs, but the river re-
mains open and running.
The Court of Honor lodge held its regular
meeting Thursday night and leased Wallis
hall for the ensuing year. The meeting
nights will be the first and third Thursdays
next year instead of the second and fourth
as heretofore; State Organizer Loche was
present at the meeting Thursday night
There were twenty-three charter members
and several additions since, making the
membership roll up to about thirty at the
present time. Or. Adams was elected
chancellor for the coming year. Mrs. w.
Il. Taylor vice chancellor, ]. A. Hoffman
recorder and Mrs. Foley state representa-
tive.
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SPORTS OF A DAY.
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
NeaIon wins the Flood Handicap az
InEIesIde nv Several Lengths.

Ingleside by several Lengths
tho event Of the day at fngieside. tho Flood
handicap. by several lengths. Charlatan,
the tavorite was handicapped by heavy
weight. heavy rain that fell during the
forenoon transformed the track into sea
OF mud. summary:
First race, Futurity course; Succeed won,
ihiS. ''N ''''''U' 'p''"S n''" '"''O' A''''''
second race, six furlongs: Blumsnthal
won, Young Pilgrim second, Tam o'Shan-
ter third. Time: lis.
Third race, six furlongs: Procrastinate
won, Laura f. NJ. second, Esherln third.
Fourth race, one mile, the Flood handi.
cap, purse 5000: Nealon won, Sir Edward
second S,9tt Gharlatan third Time: l;4iA
Marte NIGHT second, Cloche dor third.
sixth race, seven furlongs: Bob Ragon
won, Instructor second, Critical third
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. sO.-Results at
=, First race, six furlongs: Bob May won.
Whippoorwill second optional third Time:
r, Second race, mile and seventy yards:
Bonnie Prince Charlie WOO. Iarmallis sec
ono, Dr. Hart third. Time: 1893.
Ihlrd race. five and one-half furlones
handicap: Cousin Kate won, Rolla second
stockWood third. Time: 1:094k.
diF Fourth race six furlongs. the Speed han
Lady Nsshti third. Time l:l6
Firth race, two miles: Louis Kraft won.
. 90 iiier seCohu' captain Bob third. Time:
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards; Fair
Snanpso won, Henry G. second. Athena
third. Time! ISL.
Results at City Park:
r,ih,lrst race, mile and an eighth: Little
Elkin Won, Monochord second, Tapioia
thlrd. Time, 2:0l2s.
Second race. mile and seventy yards:
I tbtp5 in, won Big Box second, Covina
lhird race. seven furlongs: Royal Leg
Time: 1884. '''''' w.
6, Fourth race. six furlongs. the Test stakes:
phinc third. Time: ll71s.
tltth race, five and one-half furlonrs.
w oodclaim won, Lady Consuelo second
Planet third. Time: 1:i2h
sixth race, five and one-half furlones.
X; L. Arm won, Lieber Gore second, Gen
tain third. Time: liz
Seventh race, five and one-half furlonys.
BAIL won, Sir Andrew second, j td GrfiIn
third. Time: l:l0Ik
Los ANGELES, Dec. 1O.-Results at AS
cot:
First race. six furlongs. Tramoter won.
Gutter second Orchan third. Time. l:lI.
second race: Loyal Front won W. H.
l:40Is. '''
1nrd race, handicap, mile and six
teenth: Borghesi won, IIippocrates sec
ono, Michael Byrnes third. Time: AS
,Fourth race the Mount Lowe nandcab
SIX furlongs, $1,000 added: Alencon won
FlrebaH second, Judge Denton. Time:
Firth race, mile and half: Courant
won. Delcoronado second Brigand third
Time: 2:3Ils
Sixth race, mile: Sunmark won. lIersain
second Gentle Harry third. Time: 1:42s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
Sporting Brcvities.

Jeffries is the one pugilist who does not
have to say, 81 have fought one fight too
many"
Heston will not coach brakes foot ball
team next year, Drake has 5000 debt
and will try TO eliminate that before hiring
a high-priced coach.
Lush OF the Cleveland team will coach the
Yale base ball nine in the spring again.
A st. Louis woman has sued for divorce
on the ground that her husband loves base
BALL more than he does her
A large attendance undoubtedly will be on
hand Sunday and Monday to witness the
games between the GuntheTs and the three
chosen teams OF bowlers from Omaha The
first game will be bowled Sunday afternoon.
the second Sunday evening and the third
and last Monday afternoon. Team No. q
has given II out that the new year will be
started with win from the champions.
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Basket hall at Central city.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb, Dec. 30-(Spe-
cial. more interest is being manifested N
basket ball here this week than has ever
been shown since the game was introduced
alumni five and the Central City High
school team drew large crowd Thursday
night. Since that contest there has been a
demand that the alumni team play another
game before the students composing the or
ganlzauon return TO college. The members
or the team have consented to play and will
meet the Nebraska Central college five In a
contest next Tuesday night. Another game
with the high school team was sought, but
that team refused to play again. Tho
teams will line up as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
woman's Relief Corps.

Mrs Abbie A. Adams, national president
OF the Woman's Relief corps has issued
headquarters at Superior, Neb. The order
starts out with Special reference to the
Christmas time as a season Of good will
and the duty of the organization toward
the veterans in making IT a happy time
TO and for them. Attention RS called TO
the decision of the national convention that
special ef1ort should be made by each
corps 10 contribute an amount equal TO
cents per member toward the erection
OF me proposed monument TO loyal women
at Chattanooga park, Tennessee. Members
also are enJoined to cooperate with the
Grand Army Of the Republic in the dis
semination of patriotic literature as a
stimulus TO building up good citizenship.
Corps press correspondents are urged 10
faithfully perform the duties OF their Of
matter are treated OF as pertaining exclu-
sively TO the order and which are not OF
general interest. The following additional
National Special Aides-Helen X Black
mar, bingham, Mass; Emily e. Dilworth,
Omaha, Ne5;; Nancy SPreeher. Lanarke.
Amelia Mar Baker, Sacramento, Cal; Jen-
ME ID. Slime, Superior, Neb.; Halle T.
Whitney, Lowell, Mass; Sarah C. Sweet,
Creighton, Neb.; Laura r. Dutton, Water
bury, Conn; Emma Graham, Chicago, Ill. !;
Theresa Williams, Red Oak, la; Elene
Leederer, Pittsfeld, Mass; Frances Arnold.
Meadow, Conn; Mary l.. Hutchinson.
Carthage. H.; Cora T. Bascom, Chicago,
III cara Heuner, hearney, Neb.; Maggie
A Davis, Randolph, Neb.: Alvira, q. Ben
ton, Guilford, Conn; Sophia Hodges, Los
Angeles, Cal; Celesta Mitchell. Superior.
Neb,; Lou Buchanan. Hartford, Conn;
Libbie Leseher, Beatrice Neb.; Eliza Shall
enberger. Alma, Neb., Harriet Luce, Repub-
lican City. Neb.; Isabel Rogers, Red oak,
Ia; Henrietta Steismeier, ST. Louis, Mo-
Mary b. Cook, Kansas City, Mo; Mary
A. Buckner, Wichita, Kan; Dora "A. Wier-
man, Wamego, Kan.
National Aides-Connecticut: Anna z A.
Richards, New London; Frances l.. Stone,
La 1sFas AsLS AssEs. NJ. L9la22i AsTY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
WANTS TO Buy RUDE wAppELL
humor Manager Collins Offers $4,000
for Famous Southpaw

BUFFALO. N Y, Dec. 30-Ban john
son, president of the American league
Connie Mack, manager of the PhiIadel-
phla Americans, and James Collins man
aSer OF the Boston Americans, met here
To-Day. Ihere was some talk of a deal
between Mack and Collins, in which th,
name of RUDE Waddell figured with n
$1,000 ofer from the Boston management,
put at the close of the conference none
or the trio would give any informa ton
as 10 what transpired
President johnson announced the ap-
nolntment Of the following umpires: Sher-
idan, Connolly. O'Laughlin, Hurst, Connor
Evans and Conihan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
National FraternaI Sanitariam.

AT the meeting OF the board OF directors
of the National Fraternal Sanitarium as
ISOLATION held In Chicago, December 70 IL
was voted to accept the offer of LOCO acres
of land and building said to be valued in
the neighb 1rhood of $4,000 near Las
Vegas. n. NJ, recently made by the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad. Com
mittees were appointed to arrange for the
transfer OF the property and other details
necessary to acqurin gtitc The propo-
sition looks to the establishment of a ma
bers of the fraternal orders. The organi-
cation was effected during the meeting of
the Fratornal congress at St Louis last
year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
SHIP AND CREW IN DANGER
Three-Masted Schooner Advance IL on
Rocks on Coast of
Oregon.

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 3o-A dispatch
to the oregonian from Brandon. ore.
states that the three-masted schooner Ad-
vance is on the rocks at the north side OF
the mouth OF the Coquille river and that
It will probably go to pieces The crew
has not been rescued and is in great dam
ger OF being lost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31

a medieval castle and two other build
ings In its eighty-foot stretch.
Stones formed by nature in the likeness
Of animals form the south front, where,
also. there IL a collection OF nints. Alto
gether NJ. Cheval says he has spent 81. ZOO
on his hobby.-New York Sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31

Banner lodge No. II will give a progress
sive high five party Thursday evening.
January 4, at the lodge room in Myrtle
hall Fifteenth and Douglas streets. A
photograph will furnish part of the en-
tertainment OF the evening. Refreshments
Will be served, followed by dancing
Mondamin lodge, No. Ill, will hold A
meeting Monday night. January l. The
captain of the degree staff requests the
members of the team to meet at the hall
Seventeenth and Farnam streets sunday
afternoon at 2:20 o clock
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Modern Woodmen of America,

Camp No. 100 held it's annual Christmas
tree entertainment Wednesday evening
with a big attendance. The members and
their families were out in full force A
very interesting program was carried out
and all the youngsters were made the
recipients of presents and candy from the
comprised the general features of the even
ing.
All the Modern Woodmen of America
camps of Omaha will install their new
officers this week. The members of each
camp are reminded of this fact and are
urged 10 be on hand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
LoynI Mystic Legion,

The Loyal Mystic Legion held its an
nual election of officers last Thursday night
These were elected j. W. Doran, coun-
cilor; e. +. Jones, vice councillor. *
Shockey, prophet; Ereda NJ. Burns, secre-
tary: r. L. Crane, treasurer; Mrs Gore
musician. Next Thursday will be install
lation. All members are requested to be
present. Rofreshments will be served
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
Durant Hose md Ensine COMPANY.

The committe of arrangements has
about completed it's work for the grand
mask ball 10 be given by this company at
washington hall Saturday evening. Janu-
arN l3. The affair promises to be one of
the most largely attended of tho season.
in mind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
PENNSYLVANIA Wins at Chess.

NEW YORK, Dec. 50.-The players of the
University OF Pennsylvania today won the
seventh annual tournament OF the Tr-
angular College Chess league, beating
Brown and Cornell