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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
Catarrh Cured
Bad Breath, k'Hawkins. Ring
ing in the Ears, Deafness,
Hacking, Cough and Spit
ting Quickly Cured.
Botanic B Blood Cure

The Remedy which Cures
Catarrh by killing the Ca
tarrhal Poison and Purify.
Ing the Blood.
LARGE SAMPLE FREE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

NorthbOund--'12:10 p. M; se:26 p.
m; !7:55 y. m. 81
Southbound-a10:11 q. m; s7:1o p.
m. rf
'Daiiy except Sunday. I Sunday
only. q Daily.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14

consresoman's Wife Dies.
Washington, March 14.-Mrs. Mary
h. Diekema, wife OF Representative
Diekema of Michigan. died after Q
long illness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
Avalanche suries Crews.

Seattle. Wash, March Alt is re-
ported that an avalanche at yelling
ton, the scene Of the Great Northern
disaster, in which more than 100 lives
were lost two weeks ago, has buried
a rotary snow plow and two engines
with their crews.
MachInIsts' Negotiations OF.
Chicago. March IA. = Negotiations
over the demands for increased wages
by 10000 machinists and shopmen
employed on "a western railroad sys.
TENS. which have been in progress in
Chicago for six weeks, terminated
without a settlement. The men de.
mand an increase of cents an hour
on all classes Of machinists and shop.
men. An effort will be made to nego.
tiate with the roads individually.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Items Of Interest 10 People In All
Parts os Ohio.

Cincinnati, March 14.--Thomas ].
Walsh, who had gone to New York in
preparation for q tour Of Europe. IL
lying at the point Of death there at
st. vincent's hospital, following an
operation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
ERIE

SOuthwest-5:20 p. m; 1:2S q
m; 1927 a, m. -
East-5:45 p. m; Haas p. m:
1898 y. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
CHICAGO 4 ERIE.

West--10:25 a. m; 1906 q. m;
'7:10 a. M; 1913 y. m. s,
East---5:35 a. m; 6;ts p. m;
'5:15 p. M; 1856 q. m.
'Dally. except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14
BIC SCRAP ENDS !
IN Love FEAST
Root Takes Harmony Pack.
age to New York.
WOODRUFF TO HOLD JOE

Senator Says He Never Intended to
Ask For Tins Resignation, but
Gives Chairman and Friends to un-
destand That Cobb Incident ls Not
Liked In Washington and That
State Bosses Must Get Busy and
Carry Out Hughes Plans.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-14

Call on worklnemen and Women to
Cripple Nations Financial institu.
! tlons by Refusing Permission to
Capitalists to Operate Upon Their
savlnss-WllI Also ostracize All
4 unlonlsts Who Refuse to Join
Strike by Tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Council Bluffs

whose terms expire July / 1872 and z r
Msrrz7- c ". NcD11Ald and = J Stew
Art whose farms expire m 1874
An ind3cAt1ozs pc1nt To 4 very g1ocazsful
nesting q TIE Council Bluffs Gun elGb q
TIE grounds Ct the Oh Omaha GUn club
near the east End q the Omaha ana Com
&C Bluffs bridge Sunday afternoon The
CUB i ls.1fss-1lg considerable rev NE
tended 10 secure q shooting t1Erlar1s1t
here before Ths season closes al which SUI
fclenI prizes VII De hung u 10 srtrzct
some q TIE best rife and shotgun shooters
n the country as cg1resrAnts
A meeting Of Tie proZ-z-u committee for
tie turzhoC.rlIng county pfGn1c has been
called Tor y Q clock th4a Saturday -n0rn-
Ing by Suge--Eus1dsn1 Barrett q us
county house I'd make The necessary AZ
-zDEeL%nls for the Tac1lc- In addition 10
rhe special picnic features u rh@ dzy there
W. bs number Of corr grain and vsge-
table cou1Hsls- This year the contest eIe-
Eent in corn raising has been pushed 10
the front and some fine EXISTS Of corr
are elzf1deatly expected II the tine q the
sskE = fun Rt1zn5znoe Of Al members 0.
TIE ooE-1rtes On srra1geDcu-E
II EOE ABE ruiag ID ne picnic stop
In and get soIDsJht1g for your lunch has
ksL We have quart Jars Of olives AZ .
GENTS smaller bottles Al 70 And = cents;
sweet and sour pickles, Zoe ElEsss E1sE
uelCLE, LII cents EaIerElelOEs, - &C IT'S
1a,uAEAA, ~ cents a. Kinds q COOKIES Il
Packages. "a 1zuLE; cheese n jas. Il cents,
peanut butter, II cents jar bsrTlss. = csu1s
box PeSch5s- y cents dozen Ep-GUrs- 4
cents basket p11szpplss Al - and Ia,
CENTS BaGIElo=s- a. Genus basket peas 81
SCENTS peck sliced han rhs best ever, .;
eezrs pound, a lev drink grape 1uiGs- u
Wsa1hsr- M's also Eave cocoa ~ and :.
cents cal We wll be Closed a. Gay or
sunday And M011AT Bar1eI 4 Miller. IL
"a ssl 5--02G way El0-As ssI1-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Council Bluffs

sixth Ward Second PreC-cg-Es-Ty
Mar, Peter D0osIlr Th8rnza Young
Crescent Township 3. MADDOX. z "
Read
Rockwell TownshlF-HlrAn SlEler. 7 W.
Frazer, .. Il Baasy.
sixth District
Third Ward, FIRST Prsc1nct-G- NJ Dodge,
H Il Van Brul- Joseph SutLa. M N
Parki1s01, c J. S11lWe1, W = Cospsr. r.
LevtR- L. ( Hart
ThtrG Ward second FrscinEt-Mzyk Ben
t1E- r. L stone, J n Kirk, Z. M Pe11s4
q =. u hiclanG
Fourth Va ard First Prsclnc1-J- G wAds-
worth T. L Reed George e Alright J. J
Hess Y L Trsg1l--, W. Z TrumD1re. 2
a Barker Theod1re : Davis
Fourth "a ard. Sec9Dd PreclDEt-S-zEl
PSre-s2a- Julius Jnh2So1- SG-e1 Wilson A
Va. OE-a- Lozis " hl1eheEa-
Lewis ToWnsh1Fs-M. A Lewis Z A z
Ierbeck, Charles &E1s0E- "a tlllEU Mg1dL
Sevezth Dtstrfct-
First ward First PreG1net-D- A Hsls
ISr James EO0n- L. 7. AIbeTu r. ]
bryant "a. H LynehErd. J. 2 M-Ca<
FirsI Ward Second Pr-cl1Ct-Es1 en-
L@uch- W. = Bard, J. p Bel, Gsorg
CErs02- T c. EArTls0A- a g Lane, y. W
- 1-lE1az- G J harding
Second Ward. FIrsI Prscinct-Spsnce
S1ilh- Z Z sE1tn, q g. Saunders sar
snyasr, George RI Bzks-s q a TlD5etri
second N ara. second Prsc4nc1-Theodor
Gustav, A VI. AEkEfth, J. u. johnson "
L Bedls0n- M ! BerrlzSsr, Z G1l-11skg
G Z. B1ckEy.
Kane Township tC1rsl5e prec1DCI)-Joh1
= GreEZer- J. r Feed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Council Bluffs
ONAHAN DIES By LAKESIDE
Amer Roystsr Passes Away al
Ma1Ewa-oVercone by Heat.
FOUND NEAR IEE KURSAAI
Holding of In4UeHt Raises Tech
meal Qnestfom Of JurfsdtcIiSn-
SErpF CSunty May Have
Claim.
FOUND NEAR TIE KURsAAI

Amos Rgys1er. assistant engineer Of the
Brzndeis block, Omaha was found IN a
dying condition = ssart distance hack Of
the KursaAI al Lake MEEAwa about *
Q clock Thursday night BY Robert Min1sr
and Robert FursL, explores al the zz1ss-
nsat psvlGZ
he died before any statement could be
obtained from HIN that would lead 70 HIS
identity last u1ghL
The body wzS taken ID the FzvIZloa and
cared for. and was later take "a eAzrgs
5y Co-uner TrzyDor and brought nStav1
10 CulJe-'s uD5e-LEAlng ss-zhIlshnasn-
A stamped -11rrsssd envelope ID Mrs
Kate 10. stl-, Florence, Seh- but coz
rzlE--s c-ss a l-Aak pleos Of paper, Was
fgln4 ia one Of MS pOcksts- Whiea later
ed 10 rHgs 2L1g The identity q rhs dead
ELau
Ills 1sArh WIS svIdsnIy 61s % lis beng
0ve-aoIe - heat a. there Vas notEIng
about the body that would Indicate suede.
He had been seen abo1I Lake Mana a.
mast al day q thursday, and sad 10 one
Of the employees during the afusrno0n thai
he was about an IL tnuz the heat
Chief Of Police A MAI Of F11rsa.s cane
over 10 Council Bluffs Fr15sy morning and
lselut=d TIE dead Ea2a As AEaos R0Esrsr
Of that plaza whose home vas Al AZ F-flA
street Fl1rs1ee- Royzts- leaves a wisoE
and TWO children
Ihs question Of holding Al inquest orsr
the body has Involved a curious question
Registers bOsy Was found In thar pzrt @.
Lake MEnsNHA that Is teehzl ezIly Supposed
u belong 10 Sa-py county, NshrzskA- T'hs
body has been removed 10 The gzrisdictlor
q FOurzWsr1zmjs county IoWa- and Roy
slsrs h0ls - II D0GglAs county. Ne
Z srAsEE. TO which place the body VII rzrur
+ Any be taken for lzte-Esnl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
WALTERS-SP0OR NUPTALs
NSunE People of CSaaeiI BIuffs Mar
Rid At All saints Chmrrh-
To Live IN Omaha

Al An SAiuts' church IN Omaha Thurs
cay evening Two wen Known and popular
yCUag people Of Cezncl E1uffs were mar
ris1 The groom was Ralph WriEht waters
and the hrl5e VAS Mss BESSIE LlTrains
SpoOr. daughter q Mr.. AID Mrs. Sherman
Ellis SDoor q z8E Madk,un ETsnzs. Cuunc1
Bluffs. The Ws1dllg rs a gltt Effzlr
confined 10 a few q ths close friends ana
relatives q Ire brids ana ErDoz- Rev T.
J MEczzy q All SAINTS charch- Omaha.
uf1lcizuad-
Immediately following TIE eerezno1y M
, and Mrs WALTERS departed on = week
wedding rr1B 70 -. Louis and other potnls
n the sourh- They VII be al home e
thsir friends after Ju-y Il Al Their home
II CAEaJol Evsuns. OMAHA
M Walters = AT present s1EzEas VIII
his father az the putIcau1u q the Cu-fl-
dsEr1zl Parker q Council Bluffs. a prosper
o-s bankers puh-1lz-ll-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

formation sworn 0ut By stare Food and
dairy C--l-l-sslC1e- w 2. Barney Tae
-zses against the accused Merchants were
warEsc u3 by r O. vUz De Bsgs-1 Of TIA
F-E1s food el---1issiuzsr' Office. Hho las
been EB'el6-1g some uus On TIE eases.
The ehzrsss EgzEEFt tie -erehz-rE ar
Tor ss---g lemon Or vanilla extracts witch
are alleged 10 have contained coal Jar dves
OF Wiz selling lr-1tEIiezs O. tt.sse extracts
E1acE y ere not property Iz.bs-ea
ne accused rlsrrLzuts Hleee rhat -
prescribed extracts Esre purchased from
Omaha 5-t5srE or Wholesalers urser L.
guaranty t1Et they Wsrs mace IN ounfo-rn-
lty N-th me pure food Avs BGne q tbea
are indignant over TIER srnes1 and cssrnu.t
see Why t1ey were singled out Ehsr other
llsrr lADls they zLsgs. are selling TIA
sAlae bra1dS q extracts without rnoIestA-
Ton
Tie local merchants under srrsst E-s Il
lie EnzAEl-lozs oEtriau nat the Whoa
s--ers and uaEnufEerurerE q he off-r-nd.
extracts shOuld be hid Au1erAtls fer sell
4rlg t1s STUFF 20 lhe nsrsnars. whs pa--
1hiase1 ths extracts froz1 the hir feUoun
On tn Euszgth - ths whossSalers~ sz,s--
ante-s thar the E9ods were al r1gsr
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
FIGHT FANS on WAY TO RENO
Mar GS0dWiR- George M C@hAa and
Others Go West 20 see Big
FiEkI-

spCrL-g uD1ahiez- uImbsr1-g about gl0
Afternoon u -1T-Tlglsy Appointed
PE-luzZ train q elEhr e1aehss On the
Los Angeles Limited snrUu1e 10 Reno
AZonE TIE party we're MAI c. Goodwin
George Clzz-dlns. Gsorg- M CDhEl- Leu
Hg4seEaE. pm hTEuls and othars TIE
parry - urarelEs table q hors sur
ruu1Ss5 Elth al RttzlnabIe luxurles-
T7Eo special MELsh cars from Michi-
gan ana Joe r4xno1's special czr tra--
C1ze1nEAr we're arlzehsd "a the ChicaE1
special in Omaha and tkns augmented
TIE second secIon af the Les Angeles
Li-z1lad proceeded ol IT'S way % Re1a
where Ire fAzs Win take Il the hlE hghi
d anday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

schoS2 during the year 1910 woula be
81 81 G, a. against s-&s.z7 for LOB. TIE
1UDbsr Of tons q coal Used during the
year -sa UHs l. sEs and for The c0rrespund-
tl6 E,erl0d Of 1sl8 Lss4 tens ne cost for
the cg--szt year WAE PEI cent higher thEa
last year, though a Less quantity o. Goa
WAs used
long list q petty e5-ur.IEtrts sEzlzs-
certain West SIDE teachers we're READ ban
Esrs cO1s36ezed q 30 frivolous chzract=r
That an the z1Fla5nrs were DISMISSED a.
uuWu-LhF Of c0rsl3erztinn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Council Bluffs
Political Clans
Gather for Two
County Meetings
Delegates 70 Republican and Demo
cratic Conventions Arrive
On Scene.

DsleEzres for The county republican and
democratic cauTs-rozs have about al ar
rived The hotels. eo1seq1s1LTr are
crowded ans more II the delegates VIII be
IN iris morning The co1vsnI1ons w1u D
called 10 order AZ Il O'Clock ms morning
IN the separats court rooms
FracrIczE Al Of the candidates D0zl-
mated 81 the recent primary slecro1 are
here getting Eoa tainted with the delegates
En5 locking after any possible leAky place
In ths-r political fences
These ems lilu1H the tul hist Of delegates
10 the -e7ahll-an F5trlvEtrznis county
cu1vsnuOu-
First District
Minden ToEush1g-Ad WU1ssr- Ja61
CSiEe-, A L GFTZDsAU- James Il 11l-sr
Pleasant T0washlF-Frso RohrS, c
KnoE .TovnsAlP-Joaz 4 jerks, Harry W.
Earneg a g. MslLEer- Henry Nle11A1- l.
Z "a -scox, hairy Csnes2- = frost
Layton TgEnshIp-E P AoLL - a
SraUz1, T. Il An6srs0a. l. : Asf1, J. =
NaLsIacL J. W B-iD6lsy-
YG-E Tovuship-Iva L Turner, wHHAz
Czss0l- Z Elcas1bergs--
James ToKnShiF--A1az Young Ear Ap-
plegzue, Tlrls Fenr, Il c BrsBass-
second District.
LAnoolu T0vnshsv-Psrsr Ztnns-=sza,
V1Ieg 1'0~nzni7-A- Pe1srssz- P : Mar
I'm : . FlsuchsT, NJ P Coe-
Ceafsr TBEushlp-Rsn0 Wake, Elgh
Bs-1zaP Tosusl-5-w. H Frse@an. Z a
Fshr, l. C. k-l-0n- ". Il Le1rElres M
Fzlmer. Pam Bezzlsy, / y GA-dnsr-
MEsnInguon T0E1shIp-C1Arsocu Ferris
rzL. J n Turner, Harry Hoist
Tiara Distract
sHvsr Creek T0wnsaa41-J- c. s1rOasshA-
v A WA5gr. yoAn C-A-E -, -.
cE-sa1 rgxush iz-ElwDod ?. Ozlsr, Franz
SMzl, c. 4 Coys A c sEFsrE Ge0-ss
Nscs5ouia asat2--wuloaghsy Dye. a
z ssabarg MlrDn oslsr, Frank PERKS
Z Grove T5EzzhiEs-J X Ozlsr, " 4 Pa
WEv-ana T0E-ush1p--JEDss McNUrt- W
8 W8rElE o. : n uoG0rI
NrghI I9wash5P-B Z MaiPpAe' El1ns'
Foarth District.
Z Garner ToEnsE1p-F- : ChGas. J N Dos
laThlds. : r AI5srusol- - GEIlUp. A Z
Haze Den hlE,-AIsxHAasr vEUsr
George 2 F0r5. Hans Petersen
SorEAIk ToWush-p-J M SHAFT " 1
Spencer, william Y hlrleg, Il T. Flsnsr
Hardin T0UnshiP-F 3 CANNES. "
p KeErng Roy MzGfisld- 4 7 WeIz-
Eeg Greek T0WEsAIF-E- c FrphAr1t
NsslA Tos-ashap-D. " Azstz. {. I
Peck A Spencer, 7. 4 MltshsA D WI
LzEE
I Baculer TuWnsh1r--.O- C Olso1- J. N Az
tell C A Peters. & C Chrlslsnss1-
FIfrh District.
I'm Ward F4rzr Prscnct-J0Gn c FSsz
N = z say las Prank ElEuk a A EEeh
4 nan O E0clEAn- "a. A HighsEiLh. lsaal
CtsrllsE. Fred TeeR5ss EdEzrd Carr, Pre-
Rap
Flfrn ward Seeo1s Preclnc1-Lzwrencl
HElsen- ). l. Prise 7 A BuESiek, Han
= FetErsuE-
FIflh Ward. lizard Frsefazt-AIserr Caas
I A a OlsUa- J ". DEFis. Peter No1Eon-
SiElh Maud FLrst PreGaDct-C s Hub
bard Georgs Rockwell o. h HArden, v :
! 4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Bi1s On pr-nEZg sUPpEss Esrs READ ana
referred 10 TIE uuZuzir1ss On printing Tor
tatulzu01 and -scoULsn6Atlon 70 report
Al the nsEt meeting q ne board
The finance ouumlr1es submitted re-
port rscoluae11lag he salaries u BE pAis
TIE Jznilors q the several schools for the
neEt year, Wlth the names q tee Jsnilarx
TIE report Wa ADOPTED
TIE finance c0mZ-rtee EuhZir1sd q De-
tH-lse rsporr ftKtnE ths SALARIES q ths
teaehers for TIE year. Tie rsrsaTr related
70 ne EE-s-laue pla1 Of sslzry incrsass
and hr0GEhr oEr an ANIMATED dlsc1asdon
fbs rsparT veal over Hnul later meeting
FT0E HutckinE q Alchiszn Was slsctss
teacher q u.anlAl ur4izing IN ths p1blic
sehooEs fer lhs s1EZing year
The rsPorr u TIE n0EmitueeE o. Supplies
Shaved tAEt TIE e0st 81 beating ne pubEe
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
WALTER /. Smith At HOME
Vet . NAeatioais1- says CSBEr~Hs-
Ban, Wlo WI Re1Ain An
City All summ@r.

yu1gs walter T. smith arrived huue
from Was1lnEtln Fr1dAy Eorning and
Ell remain here during ths SINNER ]
Aars Tzver acquired the vacation hah1tH
szid Judge S-lrh, and % 1s1 need tc
begl1 DOW- 7 vas dsuA1nes IN waxnlnE-
Ia far several dzTs L-lsr the ad5ourn-
Esnt 1f ccngress en- scca2nr q BUSINESS
before some 4 the dsparrmsats- TIE
sess1un q con rs glst eiascd las been
= hard ere ana We are al ElAa thzr il Is
ever
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Men Aee1sed of SELLING ImPure FLA
worfmE AFrnfEu@A

Men Aee4sed Of seIiiaE I@Pure FLA
vorfnE AFrafEae4-
Five Council BlEffs Ierchazts we're a.
rz4glsd before Justice 81 the Psaes z 3
Sar11er yesterday charged Wirh vlolzIlous
q The pare food lsw IN taa sac q flzvgr-
NJ sKrrGEtA.
Ths IerrhAnrs arrested were J. Th0l
g. SsGth Nan stree; c. = ste1zhsrE 1E-
West ErsadUEys n Bernstein. o n
A ppieq llst, lG1 West Er1adHzy. ard W.
GiinEkY, West ErusdWEE- ne 6ssendan1s
we're IlEced under SsN beads each- whieA
Waz rruIptly fErEishsds for the pre-
ftz11Aary hsartHg July "a TIE arrests Esrs
nlaos ~ Constable .. NE1rhy upo1 IN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

TIE Lake City. La. Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church Vas debated a week
ago with imposing esTsnoniss- Rev. Z A
5chel president Of ths Iowa wsslsyaa
university Of Mount Peasant. acted as
5s-alcstor and the district Eupertuten5srt
RsT. walter T0-bst. PARTICIPATED Al the
morning exercises subscrlEti11s 10 the
amount o. Sans were rEkez 10 defrEy the
ineabtednsss Of TIE church gs758 Of the
Original S1L9N having already been raised
Al The evening SERVICES after a sacred
concert ~ TIE Lake CRY orchestra and .
sermon ~ Rev. aC1eI the cEurch uAs
formally dedicated 10r house q v-orstl n
Music u'As furnished By TIE framed choir
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
School Board
Figures on Taxes
Decides One Hundred Fifty Three
Thousand Dollars Necessary for
Ensuing Year.

Al the GnzUzl nesting Of the C0unell
Bluffs Board q EdzcAron last night J. J
HzghsE vas rs-elsctsd secretary Of the
board for the sas-ng year,
he france comm1r1ss submitted It's ssri-
1Ata q ne amount Of taxes necessary %
70 be E7Er0p-lAt=d far TIE nzintsazaos o,
ne schools for TIE coElng years and rec
012snasd thai TIE County Beard q Super
vis0-s make such EPPOrtonnert-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Un6er the direction q Prank " Ar-Ey.
The board O. trustees consists q Dr. X
M Humphrey, LT- A J Trszsn- W. ".
Bailey. J. Va Miller. .. a McCraTy. Il.
H Fsigs and C. Il Packard
TIE Trinity church has q seating ezpaeItr
q SM II IL Il bT5ck veneer. The Windows
are not surpassed "a beauty or uuzl1ry Ia
t-e state Two o. the three large ones coz
la-Z famous works Ct ar one, the Ascsn-
sion, by M-cEaelangela. and the either. the
Mad lZnE- BY Baue-hzussr Rev 4 A
Burns i the pastor Of the church. Tbs
noor sIAes comprises 3 IErxe Aodlenos
roon- lecture roGI. I5bbies altar rugrrs
ans The HAssusn1 - divided into several
zEArrEs1tE-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

TAs caEzen Wzzffs afres q tAs
Omaha nee II 6 Is seSs4 BsrsSG
BgxA 'r&Gzas 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

PsrsaEtsnt AsEsruzaE Is TIE Road 70
BlE Esrarlz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

TAs Kss t' tAs sitaAtao4-sss wa-i AS,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03

Tss Key TO ne slfaatoa-Bes vast AAl
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
EPISCOPAL.

ST. Michaels Episcopal Church. Adams
and Chestnut streets. Low celebration
Holy Eucharist S.l5 a. m. Rev. ]. r.
Pecl1ham, celebrant.
ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church,
Eighth and Monroe streets Rev Henry
c. Lang, A. b.. rector Morning. l030
Holy Communion and sermon; Sunday
school at 2e0: evening prayer and SER
mon at 7.sO; Wednesday, p. m, prayer
meeting; Friday s p. m, Y p 5. c. u.
meeting.
Holy Trinity. COld Swedes) Episcopal
Church. Seventh and Church streets. Rev.
Albert f. Clay, vicar. Holy Communion.
7sO a. M: Communion and sermon, il.oo
a. m; Sunday school, 2.30 M; evening
prayer and sermon. 73O D. m.
Calvary Church, Washington and Third
streets. Rev. Joseph Russo. Peclxham.
rector. Holy Eucharist. 730; Sunday
$50: Holy Eucharist and Confirmation,
1880; evensong and sermon, 7.So; Thurs
day evening. Lenten devotions. Li5.
Scott Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner Of Seventh and Spruce streets, Rev.
w. G. Koons, pastor. 1880 a. m. Holy
Communion; D. m. Sunday school; $50
Epworth League. zS0; preaching, "A Ser
mon in Song" subject, Jesus, the
Saviour"
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
MIscELLANEous.

The Christian and Missionary ALI
ance. 504 West Fifth street Prayer at
$50 n. m; preaching at 1890 a. m;
Sunday school at > p. m; praise and
testimony at 3.15 p. M; Young Peoples
Meeting at p. M; preaching at p.
m. Rev. G. Werner Brown, superin-
tendent.
ST. Peters A. L. NJ p. Church, Sec
ond and Grant avenue. Preaching
1880. Rev. /. II. Dorey Administration
of the Lords Supper. Sunday school
at 2.30. Preaching 7.30. Rev. d. r.
Boone. Rev. G. l.. Blake, pastor.
New Jerusalem Church. corner Del
aware avenue and Washington street,
Rev. George Henry Dole pastor. Sab
bath school $50 a. IN. Morning SER
vice, 1O.45. Subject OF sermon, THE
Falling of the Walls of Jericho" ="
Evening service $50 p. m. Subject:
Particulars About Death and the First
Awakening of the Spiritual World.
Second Methodist Protestant Church,
Fifth avenue and Anchorage street
Rev. S. w. Rosenberger, pastor. Com
munion Sunday morning at 10.45. Sun
day school al p. m. Sunday night at
745 Rev. John NJ. Arters will have
charge OF the service. Quiet Hour SER
vice "wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
1901 Van Buren street, opposite Park
o'clock. Sunday evening service at s
school at 9.45 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock. Free
reading room $50 Market street. Open
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
SUSPECT MAN OF
GLEN MILLS CRIME

CHESTER, Pa. March 5-Danlol Clark,
a negro, was arrested on Suspicion or
having been one OF the three meh who
assaulted Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Litzen-
berger at their home in Cheyney on the
night OF December 20. The arrest was
made at Gen Mills. Mrs Ltzenberger,
who is past 20 years Of age, was tied and
assaulted and the husband was tied, gag
ged. robbed and detained in the barn
while the assault wa committed on his
wife.
Clark asserts that he was working ~
this city on the night OF the assault
Clark viii be examined in an effort 20 ge
from him information as 10 the where
abouts OF the two other suspects.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
UNIVERSITY HAS
FORTUNE IN BUGS
Institution in Kansas Owns
Just $4,000 Worth Of
Insects 1t is Said


KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 5.-Prof-
S. J. Hunter OF the entomological depart
ment OF the University OF Kansas, has
just finished invoicing the collection OF in
sects belonging TO the University, and
has valued them at $4,000. The collection
was begun by DR. Il. n. Enow in 1873.
and now numbers approximately 10000
specimens. all OF which are labeled and
mounted for use In the classes OF the de-
partment. The collection probably would
sell for $4,000 II the University would
part with IT,
Beetles, flies and BUTTERFLIES make up
the larger share OF the collection. Most
OF the specimens are OF American in
sects, though a fair foreign collection
has been built up by exchanging with
foreign collectors. This exchange Is GO
ing ON all the time. and the University
collection Is now ono OF two or three
best collections owned by educational in
stitutions IN the world. BY far the larger
share OF the insects were collected by
Dr. Snow and his students in the sum-
mer vacations. and the cost to the Unlver-
slty was very small
I'VE have one OF the best collections In
America" Professor Hunter said. land
Il is arranged In such way as TO make
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Brethren
HAPrlsr.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. william l.. Pet
tingil. pastor. Preaching at 1880 and 7i5
by Evangelist William Il. Needham.
Morning subject. ''The Wilderness
Preacher; evening, "Noah's Deluge" The
evening sermon will be illustrated by
means of pictures. Bible school at noon,
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street. Preach
ing by the Rev Joseph r. Wood Morn
ing service, 1890. subject, Jesus Christ
Manifested to Take Away Sim" Evening
service. 7.3O. subject "A Faith That Lays
Hold Of the Heart. Bible School at ?.
C. L. Society at 645. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening at S. Y. +. S. c. T..
Friday evening at s.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. Thomas p. Holloway
minister 1880 a. m, worship and ser
mon by Rev. f. +. Jones, of Ningpo,
China. Observance Of the Lords Supper
after the sermon; 7.45 m, worship and
sermon. by the minister, theme, 1.-TWO
Kinds Of Religious People" Bible School,
200 p. m. intermediate C. f. Meeting, Ga
D. m. Wednesday night prayer and praise
meeting. o'clock.