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Lawsuits.

No. 5ls8. n. 3. Harrow Joseph 4 UocNett
notes $3.50 Attorney. L. P. NARROW.
No 5lSH Christopher Borklcy vs. the Wash
iugtoa Railway ard Electric Railway Company et
al: damages S5OW. Attorneys. c. W. Fowler and
Birney & Woodard.
No. as45 Luvinia Brown vs. Capital Traction
Company; damages 5000 Attorney. l. A. Bailey.
No. 5lSt6 Mary L BiTkhead Va Washington
RAil--ay and Electric Company: damages $500.
Attorneys, Leczie, Fulton & Cox. ard J. T.
Sherier
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ReTulsr cal y O'Clock m
Washington Railway q. 5000 at ssss 500 at S9as.
Capital Traction. 3 az 1874. at lS%.
Washington Railway common. 50 at as, 50 at "a.
50 at EiS 50 at s7lz.
Washington Railway preferred. at ss4, at sSa.
70 at 95ll 50 at %. ! st O.
Washington Loan and Trust AZ 2Els.
After call-Washington Gas Is. 500 at l0OA
Following are the BID and asked prices On yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
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New York. July S0.--WHEAT-IuCgular; dull No
2 Northern Duluth to arrive lS7% new, No. 2,
red. f. o. D.. nominaIly. Isl; new. No. 2. red. fo-
end August. cents over September; new for early
September at IA over; No 2 hard, New York
T. o. b., new, Liza; No. J. macaroui. new crop,
LOS r O. b. October; No. :. Manitoba, Z. o. b.
20 arrive October November. liz Exporters took
four loads New. No 2, red. c. 4 T.. New York,
llK in car lots and new hard AZ outports.
CORN-Unsetted; quiet trade. No. elevator.
90. No 3 T. O. b., nominal Exporters took one
load No. 2 yellow, nominal, I, o. b.; No 2
white. new. December to March shipments. at g
cents.
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The Safest Investments
Swartzell, Rheem 6
q 18TH STREET NORTHWEST.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Potomac Insurance
Company OF the District Of Columbia
viii be held at the Office OF the company
CLoan s. Trust Building), MONDAY, Au-
gust .. 1893, at 1 o'clock p. n. The books
Tor the transfer OF stock VIII be closed
from July g 10 August 2 1903 Inclusive.
IA
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No els In 70 Semmes-kcily Company; hearing
on rule continued
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No 4ss05 District Of Columbia Geo-gstown
GasliTht Company; time 70 file tlnsIiUt eI-
TENDED Att-neys. z II. Thomas-PeTTy q Son
and r. H. Goldsb0ryugh. and O. T. Dunlop.
No E990l same ~ Washington Gaslight Com
pauy; sams Attorney. SANE.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

OATTLE-Ertla. per cwt.. k5ca6O0: butcher, AOOa
$50; common. 2UaaO0.
HCGS-Per cwt, gross. 7.ooa7.50; ordinary 6ooaG.26
sHEbP-Prine, clipped $50; common. 2OOa3.00.
LAABs-Caoloo spring, Oct d.. essae4t; medium.
CALY Es-Prtao. per ID. Z; medium. ea61h; com
mon. Gas.
C0WS-Prime. fresh. each. s5NalSOo; common,
&.oaasap: DC and d5y. ia.ooalRO0
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
United States vs. Harry J. Wa-ng and Edward
". Carroll; violation q section 54so. r. s. U. S.
bench warrant awarded
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No. 2Sll Washington Brewing Company e a.
vs. Moses sinsheimeri % fo-eclose deed Of tulSt
Attorney II. F. Wcodsrd
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished uy W. B. Hibbs o..
members OF the New York Stock EHeha2Ts. Hibbs
Building, rs Fifteenth street northwest
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While you think or II, telephone your
Want Ad. to Tbs Washington Herald,
end bill win be sent you at cent word
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EQUITY Suits.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No IS In re condemnation Of land for west
side Rock Creek sewer; report finally cUuhrmOd-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

oaotAtions furnished By w b. Hibos o.
nsmbers New YORK Stock Exchange. aibos BuiAe
Ing. rs Fifteenth street Northwest
CALL MoNTrY-sAI,ES BY HOURSs
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Balrimoro. July s.-Follo~ins are TIA salea and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange;
SALES
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WALL STREET NEWS
Strong Transactions in First
Hour Of Trading.
TARIFF REPORT EFFECTIVE

AtchiSOn Report for June Shows an
Increase of S1,T72,OOO In Gross, and
S1,21s,OOO In Net Gains-FOreign
Market Reflects No OverdevelOD-
ment because OF Trouble I'm Spain.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest
". H. WALKER. 729 18th ST. NV
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. July sO-Bid ana asked price. for
Government securities:
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NEW YORK MONEY.

'EH dividend.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Cannon UtterS
Defiance to Enemies

NEW ORLEANS, oct. a.-speaker Can
non uttered defiance to his enemies, the
insurgents and declared the recent attacks
upon him to be peanut politics" and
tommy rot" The setting for the speakers
gladlatorial utterances was picturesque.
He stood on the stage OF the Athenaeum,
where President Taft had appeared a few
hours earlier to advocate waterways.
Within a few feet Of Speaker Cannon. was
a pugiistic ring set up for the use Of a
pair Of boxers who were to entertain the
crowd Saturday night.
In the wings nearby In their abbreviated
skirts, sat three or four dancers who were
also to take part in the program.
The occasion was a smoker arranged by
the business men OF New Orleans for the
amusement Of the senator's, congressman,
governors and other distinguished visitors
to the waterways convention. Just before
the speaker rose to his feet In response to
oud calls of Cannon" he was handed a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Holdup Men
Kill Victim
One of Robbers Captured and a Posse
is in Pursuit of the
Other Two.

BASIN, wyo., Oct. ~Sl--(SpeciAl Tele-
gram)-Charles Cole, proprietor Of "a sa-
loon at Lowell, Wyo., forty miles from
here, was held up in his saloon by three
Mexicans at 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
Cole was shot in the stomach, chest and
leg and died at 8 o'clock Saturday after
noon. He leaves a family and a brother
in-law, Josiah Cook, a prominent Basir
business man. One Mexican was pursued
and caught. A posse in automobiles
headed by Sheriff Aston. expect to catch
the balance. Mexicans Of the same de.
scription registered at the Antlers hotel in
Basin Thursday, arrived at Lowell Friday,
played cards with Cole, lost their money
and returned Saturday morning. Two
held up the house and one did the shoot.
ing. They robbed the house above Cole'l
death bed. The names Of the men on thC
hotel record are: Don Hamtosa, L. Camps
and F. F. Ribdes. Prosecuting Attorney
Metz and the sheriff are on the ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
WEST POINT FAILS TO SCORE
Harvard Scores Twice on the Army
Eleven.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct, n,-Harvard
scored twice on the army here Saturday in Q
hard fought game of foot ball and would
probably have added at least another field
goal to its tally had not time been called,
ten minutes early In the second half. be-
cause of serious injuries received by Bryne,
the army left tackle, whose condition is
critical.
Harvard gave the best exhibition of the
forward pass seen at West Point this year.
The passes were not long but they were
sure; only one failed. The army tried
the onside kick twice-once in the first half
for a gain Of thirty-five yards, and once
in the second half for a loss when the ball
went directly to Leslie. the Harvard left
half back, who caught it.
Frothingham's poor judgment OF punts
lost Harvard much ground in the first
half, but his accurate following Of inter-
ference and Leslie's brilliant running
through broken fields were substantial
factors in obtaining the crimson her VIC
tory.
score-Harvard O., West Point 0. Touch.
downs, Minot; Goal from touchdown. p
wilmington; field goal, O~'Flaherty; ref.
cree, Or. A. II. Sharpe; umpire, w. s
Langtord; time of halves, rs and 10 min.
utes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
DecorouS Time
for Halloween
Young People Have a Good Time,
but No Property Damage
Reported.

Halloween was celebrated by the young
folk of Omaha last night but in a milder
manner than usual. Scores of boys gath
cred in parties and went out to practice the
accustomed Halloween pranks of turning
over outbuildings, moving vehicles, throw
Ing corn and confetti, together with other
pranks. n
Large parties Of mixed sexes were formed
to enjoy the evening in a milder manner by
playing games of witchery and other pas
times. Extra police were detailed to patrol
the city to prevent the destruction Of prop
erty and others were detailed in automo-
biles to patrol the outskirts. No serious
damage had been reported at headquarters
up to a late hour and the officers reported
that the young folks enjoyed themselves
equally as well as on former occasions
when property has been destroyed.
A large number Of complaints Of destruc-
ton Of property were received at the police
station that proved false after being in
vestigated. The special detail of men was
kept on duty until midnight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
IOWA OUT OF THE RUNNING
Defeat by Missouri Puts il Out Of the
Championship Glass.
SCORE THIRTEEN TO TWELVE
Hawkeyes Play an Erratic Game, at
Times t. Brilliant, but Again
Indifferent, while Mis-
souri, H. Consistent.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. u.-(Special Tel
egram)-Iowa was definitely put out Of
the Missouri valley championship race
when Missouri won a hard-fought game
here Saturday by a score Of 10 TO IL. The
Tigers scored a touchdown in each half
and a place kick by Bluck in the first
period Of play. The Hawkeyes braced
later in the game and with splendid
marches down the field scored two touch
downs, both being made by Murphy, who
was put in at fullback for Wright in the
second half. The weather was too hot
for foot ball and both teams suffered In
consequence, Iowa more than Missouri.
Several substitutions were made in the
second half.
Iowa played erratic foot ball. For two
periods OF six minutes each the Hawk
eyes played the foot ball which tied Ne
braska and even better, but the general
showing was poor. Missouri had the bet
ter of the argument most of the game.
The Tiger backfield was strong and time
after time punctured the Iowa line for
big gains. Line bucks by Bluck. Alexan-
der and Wilder, together with Halls
splendid p%unting, were the features Of
the game from the Missouri standpoint.
Little Saunders ran the team well and
played hesdy foot ball. picking the weak
spots in the Iowa line with accuracy. Fee
got away with one long run, but his
handling of punts was not up to expecta-
lions. When the team braced in the sec
ond half his play was fine and he ran
the team with rare judgment. Murphy
was the star Iowa ground gamer. The
nervy fullback, despite the injury sus-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Good Sends Out
Another Letter
Appeals to Voters of His Home Dis
trict and Forgets to State His
Politics.
fTrom q staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Oct. 3~O.-(Special Telegram.)-
Another circular letter used by Judge Good
In his fake nonpartisian democratic cam
paiEn has turned up, this one being in
the nature OF a personal appeal to voters
in his own judicial district, This time he
has carefully. avoided using the official let
ter head. He boasts of having once re-
fused a railroad pass, but says nothing
about being an active member of the
Bryan volunteers, in fact nowhere does he
even mention that he is a democrat, who
likewise took oath to populist affilia-
lions, and more remarkable still he does
not even mention his associates on the
demo-pop ticket, but winds up with a plea
ITO place a cross after my name"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
OUTING CLUB NAMES OFFICERS
Also Prepares 10 Assist Park Conn
mission I'm BeautifytnE
Carter. Lake.

The annual meeting OF the Carter Park
Outing club was held last night Officers
were elected and the reports OF the old
officers were received. Committees have
ben appointd to cooperate with the park
commissioner in carrying out plans for
making improvement OF the surroundings
OF Carter lake. The members Of the club
are anxious that the lake front and all
parts Of the grounds be made as beautiful
as possible and the COMMITTEES will coop
crate with the park commissioners In Sc
curing as many OF these improvements as
possible. The following officers were
elected. George W. Elrod, president,
Charles Brandon. secretary; A. ]. Latey.
treasurer. The members OF the executive
committee are W. e. Taylor. chairman.
C. w. Bonee and Henry Hofmelster.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

gavel as large as a crouuet mallet and a
cigar that looked like a fence rail.
This" began the speaker, swinging the
great gavel over his head. might be called
a setting maui, II II were In the hands OF.
a presiding officer. It would represent the
authority Of a majority.
The moment the man who holds the
gavel ceases to represent the win Of the
majority, his name is Dennis
Their has been a whole lot Of foolish
ness, Of tommy rot INDUCED in by a few
fellows of the minority. who have not been
able TO swing the majority, fellows who
have said that II we stood still we we're
blessed and IL we moved we were damned
fellows who said that this autocratic per-
sonage Chere the speaker threw back his
coat and strutted around the stage) that
this autocratic parsonage was a colossus
bestrldlng 400 members OF congress and 90
OOO, 900 OF people.
That's all tommy rot and peanut poll-)
tics. :
This is called a smoker, let's smoke"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

tained in the Nebraska game, played
great foot ball and his tucking made
possible the two Iowa touchdowns. Cap
tain Gross and Hyland played a good
game for the Hawkeyes, and Hyland's
running with the ball was one Of the
features OF the second half. Halfbaok
Dyer shared honors with Murphy in the
long advance for the second Iowa touch
down.
Missouri scored after eighteen minutes
OF play in the first half Of splendid line
bucking; Alexander crossed the line.
Bluck made a place kick eight minutes
later from the field and the half ended
8 TO 0. In the first minute Of the period
of play Wilder broke through the line
for a fifty-five-yard run Bluck missed
goal, making the score 10 TO o. Iowa
rushed a touchdown across twelve min
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-Ro0M
Various Lodges of d Fellows Are
Busy with Degree
Work.

State lodge No. 10. l.. o. o. F., will have
a candidate for the initiatory degree to-
Omaha lodge No. 2 will confer the lnitia-
tory degree on a class Of three Friday
night.
Beacon lodge No. 20 has a candidate for
the third degree Tuesday evening and Ben
son lodge No. z21 Will have one for the
lnitlatory degree tomorrow night.
Dannebrog lodge No. 26 will work in
the initiatoTy degree Friday night. The
sixteenth anniversary of the institution OF
that lodge was celebrated last night by a
dance and oyster supper.
Hesperian encampment No. 2 Will hold
it's regular meeting Saturday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
OFFIC " BOWLING SCORES
standings Of Leagues in Omaha Show
Comparative Strength.
SCHULTZ HAS HIGH AVERAGE
Nets Brothers, Locks willow
Springs, Yousem's Colts and the
Nebraska WOODEN MiII's
Teams In Lead.

official figures showing the standings Of
the various clubs In the bowling leagues
Of the city are shown for the last week.
Metz Bros. leads the column In the Omaha
league, having won sixteen games out Of
twenty-one. In the Commercial league
Loch's Willow Springs team has won four
teen Of eighteen games; the Yousen's
Colts head the Boosters league with fif-
teen games won out Of twenty-one. and
the Nebraska Wooden Mills team heads the
Metropolitan league with eight games to
its credit out Of nine. Schultz Of the Com
mercial league heads the individual per-
centage column with a high average Of 1874.
Omaha League.
Standing OF teams and individuals in the
Omaha Bowling league at the end OF the
first rnnnd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

The above figures viii show the bowlers
just why their averages are good or bad.
1t will also show them that the man who
gets his spares will always be In the first
division.
There has been only eight errorless series,
two each for c.. ]. Francisco and Neale
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

ner from 6 to s o'clock Tuesday. November
7th. Judge Kennedy OF Omaha will give
an address after s o'clock.
The funeral Of William r.. winchester
will be held from the residence OF his sis
ter. D6 South Twenty-fourth street, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. DIR. r. l.. Wheeler
will have charge OF the service.
I wish to express my sincere thank to
the members OF /. o. o. +. No. itS, c.. A.
II. post and all other friends who so kindly
assisted me in my bereavement.
Mrs. w. s. ANDERSON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
no Caae on Reeord.

There is no case on record OF a cough or
cold resulting in pneumonia or consumption
after Foley's Honey and Tar has been
taken. as It win stop your cough and break
up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar In q yellow
package. Contains nc opiates and Is safe
and sure. Sold BY all drugaA a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

utes later. largely through the splendid
buckinE OF Murphy and Dyer. Later i'm
the half O'Brien grabbed a kici~tecover-
ing the ball for Iowa. Iowa repeated It's
forward march in tho same manner and
after Hyland kicked goal. The score
lacked ohe point Of being tied, The game
ended In three more minutes. Lineup; 4
IOWA. MISSOURI. a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

The popularity of the game is shown by
the Molonys having more pins than the
Omaha Bedding company and the Advos
being fourth in total pins. yet both of the
teams are at the bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
MiaeeIIaneOus.

Banner lodge No. II, Fraternal Union Of
America. will give a progressive high five
party at its hall next Thursday evening.
Mondamin lodge No. Ill will give a Hal
lOwe'en dance to It's member and friends at
its hall, Eighteenth and Harvey streets,
| Wednesday evening.
Omaha lodge No. l. Royal Achates. will
give a dancying party at Baright's Nall
Tuesday evening 10 its members snd
friends
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
DR.. COOK is COMMENDED
Civic Club of Helena, Mont, Gives
the Explorer n Vote of
Confidence.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. a-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook, Arctic explorer, was commended
last night at the close of his lecture before
the Helena Civic club by the adoption Of
resolution in part as follows:
We welcome this opportunity of extend
ing the congratulations of the capital city
Of Montana to DR., Cook upon the sue
cessful accomplishment of his explorations.
expressing not only our confidence in him
n the results of his work, but, even
more, our admiration for the manner in
which he has conducted himself unde
exceedingly trying circumstances.
II you have anything 20 sell or trade
and want quick action, advertise 1t in The
Bee Want Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
LINEoUs.

Coughs. colds, Group and whoopins cough
are promptly cured by Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
wALKAwAY FOR THE BLEEs BOYS
High school from LineOus is Entirely
OutcIassed.

MACON, Mo-, Oct. ~S1-(special Tele-
gram. )-Blees Military academy COM
pletely mystified the Lineous High
school today by the rapid and varied at
tack, while Lineous could not gain against
the Blees' defense. the score being SO
TO 2. Fish. the right guard from Omaha.
Mckee. Dain and stern played a star
game for Blees. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Clan Gordon Auxiliary.

The woman's auxiliary OF the Order OF
Scottish Clans will hold its regular meet
ing at the home OF Mrs ]. Bremner, 1916
Burdette street, during the coming week.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Trail.
Mrs. Elder and Mrs. r. Watson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
RoyaI NeiEhbora Of America.

Fern camp No. 1856 viii entertain the
Promotion committee and members Friday
evening in Baright hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam. A program has been arranged.
Ivy camp No. 2 will entertain its members
and friends with a fish pond party Wednes-
day evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Modern woodmen Of America.

Hickory camp No. SIPS will give a bene-
fit dance at Gentleman's hall, Twenty
fourth and Lake streets, Tuesday evening
for one Of its members. A good program
has been arranged and all members are
asked TO be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
averages

Only half Of the COMMERCIAL eague
schedule was rolled the, last week. A num-
Der Of the boys were out Of the city on
their annual hunting vacation.
The Loch's Willow Springs team still
hold their lead In the team race, as does
Shultz in the individual average.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
City Clerk Prepares Some Statistics
Concerning the City.
MEETING OF POLISH VOTERS
Hitch in County sub-Treasury Comes
over Question Of County Pro-
viding a Clerk to DO
the Work.

The city clerk mailed a bulletin Satur-
day showing tables and statistics OF the
city OF South Omaha for the fiscal year
ending August 1. This bulletin Is taken
from the city clerks annual report and
several hundred copies have been struck
off. The clerk has mailed them to various
residents Of South Omaha. TIL tables vii
be handy for reference in the spring cam
paign when the city officers are to be
elected.
From the mass Of material few things
are to be CLEANED which have not already
been published. The tables show the pop
ulation of the city to be about 5000. The
total valuation Of property for assessment
purposes was $24, 5g7, 900. OF this amount
above $4,000, 900 is assessed upon the cor
porations of the city. The total bonded
Indebtedness Of the city is 81, 415,96O. 1t
cost SIG per capita to maintain the city
government. This amounted to a sum Of
1855 1856.
The city had ISL arc lights and 311 water
%hydrants. The city council passed 225 ordi-
nances and the record of the business Of
the council occupies 61S pages of typewrit-
ten matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Is cheapest
because Il IL best.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

and the following each have one: Chand-
Ter. wslenz. G. o. Francisco and Reynolds.
These figures are compiled from the
first round, doubtless the second round Will
show a decided improvement. as the BOWL
ers will have more practice.
Commercial League.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

percentage made!

Detail of individuals, showing strikes
spares, splits, errors and per cent, figured
on total number Of chances taken, with
percentage made:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01

A meeting OF about 200 Polish voters
at Koseinsho ball, Twenty-seventh and }
streets, South Omaha, last night, was ad-
dressed by Judge Leslie and County Treas
urer Frank A. Furay. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the republican state and
county tickets. There will be another
meeting for Polish voters this afternoon at
4 O'Clock at Bielitz's hall. Thirtieth and
Walnut streets. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-01
Jewish Aid Society.

The Jewish women Of South Omaha have
organized what is to be known as the
Jewish Ladies' Aid society Of South
Omaha. Thirty women Of the synagogue
met Sunday afternoon, October "a, for the
purpose. The following are the officers
elected to serve until January /. 1910: Mrs.
L. Meyer, president; Mrs. Harry Lapidus,
vice president; Mrs. d. Handler, secretary;
Mrs. A.. Katskee, treasurer, and Mrs. M.
Chaiken, Mrs. A. Levy and Mrs. Jake
Raduziner, managers.
The purpose of this society will be to
aid anyone of the Jewish faith in South
Omaha who may need assistance finan-
cially or otherwise. The society will hold
meetings on the first Sunday afternoon of
each month at the synagogue, Twenty
fifth and ] streets.