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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Prominent Women of Cap
ital Iavited to Meet Mill
tary Officers Wife.
Before Her Marriage She
Was Mrs. Victor A.
Clement.

Mrs John HAYS Hammond was lost
ess at a large luncheon today IN honor
Of Mrs. Sydney A CIoman. wife of the
military attache Of the American en-
bdssv az London.
Invited 10 meet Mrs. Cloman were
Mrs Charles Anderson. sister Of Mrs.
Taft Mrs. Dickinson. wife Of the See-
rotary OF War; Nine. de Lagercrantz'
wife Of the minister Of Sweden; Mrs
Beekman Winthrop wife of the Assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy: MS
Norton, wife Of the Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury; Countess de
Chambrun. wife Of the military at
tache or the French embassy; Mrs
Chadwick, wife Of Rear Admiral Chad-
wick; Mrs. MacGowan. wife OF Rear
Admiral MacGcwan; Mrs Glover. "lfe
Of Rear Admiral Richardson Clover;
Mrs Seaton Schroeder. wife Of Rear
Admiral Schroeder; Mrs. Fremont
Smith. Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins
Mrs. Perrin, Mrs. Green, Mrs Weight
man, Ms Gardner Williams, Mrs
James Marion Johnston. Mrs Her
bert Wadsworth, Mrs. Samuel Spencer
Mrs AUdenreid. Mrs. Robert H.nckley-
Mrs. George Becker. Mrs. Hobson, Mrs
Norman Williams. Mrs. Robert Chew,
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Miss PaJten,
Mrs Charles Hoyle. sister Of Mrs Ham
uI0ud, and Miss Hammond.
The marriage Of Captain and Mrs Clo-
man. the latter formerly Mrs. Victor a
Clement. took place two years ago at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Hammond. at
Lakewood. Just before Captain Cloman's
departure for his present diplomatic
post.
Mrs James W Orme has cards out
fOr a tea Tuesday, January =, from 4
10 s O'Clock. at her residence, 5Sl1 Six
teeuth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Feminine Contingent
Particularly Well Govned.

The feminine contingent was particu-
larry wei Eowned. the sober black OF
the staid judges and legal lights onIv
serving 10 enhance their friIls and fur
bellows
Mrs Taft wore q beautiful gown Of
emerald green velvet. IN princess style
with the top OF the bodice finished =itn
folds Of white tulle. and emerald en-
broiderv over the shoulders and sleeves
She carried bouquet OF white gar
denias.
Mrs Sherman was in black tuIIe en-
broidered in gold and silver. in tunic
effect over white satin, and Mrs Mac
EeaCh- who stood next to Mrs Sherman
on account Of the absence Of Ms Root
wife of the SecreTaTv Of state, wore
beautiful empire gown Of CHaTmeuse
satin embroidered IN silver, with hand
some diamonds.
Mrs W1Ckersham, wife OF the Artor-
Of black velvet, with the bodice almost
entirely formed OF rhinestone en-
brOideTy-
Mrs Dickinson wife OF the Secretary
or War; wore a beautiful gown Of gray
MORE. made In draped princess STYLE.
and trimmed with touches Of silver and
eTmine-
Mrs BaIlInEer, vie OF the Secretzry
OF the Interior. wore 4 draped princess
brOideTed in silver, with touches OF Iaze
on the bodice
The line was shorter than almost e-sr
before on account OF the absence OF
Mrs Knox, who IS IN mourning Ms
Meyer, wife Of the Secretary OF the
Continued on Ninth Paga4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
TheateTs.

Nationai---Three Twins SIS o. m
BeIasco-'B Beauty Spot" $50 D. m
Columbia servant In the House, =" SIS
D m
ase's-Naudev1lIe. SIS .. m
Academic Broadway After Dark" SIS
p. n.
ajestic-MovinE pictures and vaude-
Vile Z 70 II .. m
I.yceum-'tYankee Doodle Girls" S:15
u M
Gayety-"C-usoe Girls" Sis D. m.
CThe Times VIII be pleased TO an
nounce meetings and entertainments IN
this column. Phone or write announce
ments.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
What Congress Did
IN The SENATE.

District appropriation bill was taken I'D
and the Committee amendments were
considered
Strong opposition was manifested
against the bill 10 revise the excise
law or the District, introduced by
Senator CaUinEer-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
NAVY.

feet
Lieutenant @ s MCDOWELL, 70 Asi-
attic feet
Lieutenant E H CAMPBELL, 70 Navy
Yard, Puget Sound. Wash
Ensign r Z CASSIDY. detached Paul
Jones, to GoldsborouEn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Birmingham and Salem ct Norfolk. Du-
buuue at New York yard and
Ieonidss at Guam.
SAILED.
sIsCier from Yokohama for honolulu.
Tacoma from Bluefields for San Juan
del NoTte. and Virginia from NUrE1I'-
for z trial run to sea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

For q reception committee 20 the new
Commissioners let those who declined
the offer be formed in two lines from
the top floor OF the District building
down 10 the statue OF Governor Shep-
he'd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

That's the trouble with these reform
ers- Wien tlev take ND a cause like
cheaper food they 20 after the oyster
dealers They know there's only one
Friday IN the week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Nabuco's Death
Keeps Diplomats Away.

On account Of the death Of the Brazil
ian ambassador. Senior NabucO.. the
members Of the Diplomatic Corps invit-
cd 10 meet the judiciary did not attend
and the unusual lack Of uniforms among
the men was especially noticeable Sci
dom. II ever before, has there been =
White House function at which The
DIPLOMATS Corps was not represented,
and seldom has there been a more truly
American assembIaEe At one OF these
functions
The company included a number or
distinguished men ard women from all
parts OF the country, one interesting
group, the visiting governors Of the
States, arriving about 1913 O'Clock
Mrs Taft remained beside the BreSi-
dent until the last guest had arrived.
then. after chatting a few moments
ed 10 the private apartments Upstairs,
escorted by CAPTAIN Butt the PRES
dents military aide
An elaborate supper vas served I'm
the state dining room where the table
was effectively decorated with pink
shaded silver candelabra and plaques o.
=5iuk roses
The President and several OF the Cab
met ministers AMI their wives we're
served in the Blue Room after the
guests had al arrived but later pasSeG
out into the dining rOCns greetiuS
friends on al sides
Greatly 10 the delight OF The younger
contingent. the Marine Band novel
from the corridor into the north end
Of the East Room about II o clock. ana
PLAYED a program Of dance music until
midnight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

NJ Morgan was willing to provide
100000 TO improve the traction system
OF Manhattan Ought 10 move some
thing for that sum, even in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Mrs CrenShaW
Is Hostess at Tel.

MIS- Augustus p. Crenshaw and Miss
Crenshaw VIII be hostesses al a large
tea this afternoon from TO o'clock
I'm honor Of their house guest. Miss
Bowen, Of WoodviIle. Md
Mrs. Thompson and AIRS. Nilsson Cren-
shaw will preside al the tea table and
those assisting TO receive the guests viii
include the Misses Smith, Miss LdbbCy,
Miss Heth, Miss Hickey. Miss Austin
Miss Myers. Miss Frisbv. the Misses
Burton, and the Misses Walters
Mrs CTenshaW viii wear a gown or
pale blue satin made empire style and
trimmed with crystals. Miss $oWen r
gown VIII be OF cream lace over satin,
and Miss CrenshGW viii wear a gown
or pale blue satin draped with white
lace
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

There's life in Chamber Of Com
n1erce that can set up scrap on the
election OF an executive committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Stag Dinner
At the Hammond Home.

At the Hammond Home.
John HAYS Hammond entertained 4
large stag dinner company al his resi-
/ dence at Fifteenth street and Rhode
Island avenue last evening
/ His guests were Governor Conner. Of
/ Alabama Governor Weeks. of Connect
cut Governor PenniweIl, of Delaware,
/ Governor Brady. Of Idaho; Governor
/ Wilson, of Kentucky; Governor Fer
Maid. OF Maine: Governor Draper, Of
Massachusetts, Governor Hadley, of
I Missouri Governor ShallenberSer- of
( Nebraska Governor Cuinby, OF New
1 Hampshire. Governor Fort, Of New Jer-
sey- Governor Hughes of New York
/ Governor Ansel. Of South Carolina Gov
ernor Prouty. Of Vermont; Governor
CIascock- OF west Virginia, and Gov
/ ernOr Vessey. Of South Dakota
! Governor Sloane. Of Arizona, Governor
| Spry. Of Utah; Governor Sha+roth, OF
Colorado: Governor Davidson, OF Wis
consin- Governor POthier- Of Rhode Is
/ land: Governor Carroll, of Iowa; Gov
| Brown. Of Georgia: Cover dn- Norris.
of Montana; Governor Curry. OF New
/ Mexico Governor Eberhardt, of Mime
/ sofa, Governor Burke, OF North pa
/ kota: Governor Stubs. Of Kansas. and
I the following members OF the Civic
{ Federation.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. Seth
| T,ozs- August Belmont Alton 3. Parker,
! james Speyer. J. y. SelliEman. Samuel
/ Gompers. John Mitchell. Timothy Hen
/ ~ James O-ConneH. John NJ. Stahl
4 Marcus Marks, ( E Macy, R n Eas-
! lev, RoIIin r Woodruff, Walter G
| Smith, Lewis Parker John F Dryden,
/ Dr. J A Holmes Rear Admiral Chad
/ wick and Harris Hammond
| -
Mrs. Joseph Dryfuss. or the Warning
/ ton, has gone to New York City TO
| visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. s
! WOoE-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W Grosner
/ have returned from q trip>to Bermuda,
1 and are staying with Mr. and Mrs
T. Grosner until they 20 into their
] apartment at the Tulane
The Council Of Jewish Women VIII
/ hold q musicale and reception today
from > to s O'Clock at the new Ma
/ sonic Temple
/ The Octagon Pleasure Club viii give
/ q St Valentines dance
Miss Lacy Dinskelsplel. who was the
| guest Of her sister. Mrs Henry 7.
/ Goodman. Of the Sterling" has re-
turned to her home in New York City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

ID at OssiniuE they have been using
electricity as an aResthetic for a good
many years
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Taft Is For Action" saws head
line That's the oniv way to cut down
your weight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
Miss Bevan Guest Of Honor
AtLarge Luncheon Today

Miss Alice Gates BouteE, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. BouteT, was
hostess at luncheon at the Highlands
today in honor of Miss Bevan, the niece
and house guest Of Senator and Mrs.
Rayner, Of Maryland.
The guests invited to meet Miss Bevan
were Miss Mary Baker. OF Utica. y Y.
a house guest of the Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman: Miss Mercedes Stewart.
Of Chicago. Miss Dickson. a house
guest of Senator and Mrs. Rayner- Miss
Marthena Harrison, Miss Ruth Pilhng.
Miss Elsie Downing, Miss Mildred
Fearn, Miss Elsie Mclean, Miss Jessie
Krogstad, and Miss Marjorie Aleshire.
Mrs J. ". MacMurray was hostess AT
luncheon Of twelve covers today at
her residence on Massachusetts avenue
NJ 3 Henry HouEh, wife o. Lieutenant
co lmander HOugh, L. s n, viii ar
rive in Washington Friday from Nor
folk 10 be the guest Of Mrs, J. w Mae
Murray for several daEs-
Mr.. and Mrs Henneu Jennings have
out cards for a dance on the evening Of
Wednesday, January s.
Mrs lockwood Hoar entertained a
few friends Informally AZ luncheon to-
day in her home on Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

The Council Of Jewish Women VIII
hold q musicale and reception today
from to s O'Clock at the new Ma
sonic Temple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Mr. and Mrs Clarence W Grosner
have returned from q trip>to Bermuda
and are staying with Mr. and Mrs
l. Crosner until they 20 into their
apartment at the Tulane
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

The Octagou Pleasure Club viii give
q St Valentines dance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

II this thing keeps UP even we Ameri-
cans wont have any regard FOR the no
biIIty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Miss Lucy DinskeISplei- who was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Henry ].
Goodman. Of the Sterling" has re-
turned to her home in New York City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Mrs. Joseph Dryfuss, OF the Warning
ton, has gone to New York City TO
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

The house OF lords viii now come
across for the commons.
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Continued on Ninth Pagas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

WEDNESDAY EVENING JAN ls. 1910
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Mrs. James W Orme has cards out
fOg a tea Tuesday, January >, from
70 s O'Clock. at her residence, 5Sl1 Six
teeuth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19

Mr Justice and Mrs White enter
tanned a party al dinner last evening.
preceding the White House reception,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
stunts of a Crazy Man.

Perched on the top of a trolley pole some
twenty feet from the ground, man who
the police said was insane and described
as John Marks. Al years old, living some
where in the borough OF Queens. amazed
crowd OF spectators for long time at Har-
rison avenue and Walton street, williams
Ourg n. ", by his ,aoroDatie stunts in
midalr.
His first antic was to seize the round top
OF the pole and gradually raise his legs into
the ali. The performance worthy OF
expert acrobat His efforts TO regain a
normal position scared the crowd into be-
lieving he would fall, he was success
full, and then he damned his toes over the
hooks on each side OF the pole and sus-
pended himself head downward for several
minutes
Patrolman Debes then reached the scene
and tried to coax Marks to descend, but,
instead, no started hand over hand along
one of the wires, and while dangling there
Dehes gave wild yell which startled him
and he dropped.
Debes was expecting this, and caught the
man in such a manner as 10 break his fall
and save from injury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
ohi.et 20 .storL. rrsin..

Running of "stork' trains from New York
to New Orleans viii be checked If author
tiles OF the latter city heed the demand
made at a conference OF parish and mu-
nicipaI health officers from every com
munity in Louisiana, backed by the state
Board Of Health. Resolutions were adopted
eondemning the importation OF babies con-
corning whose parentage nothing Is known.
DR.. Clarence Pierson, superintendent OF the
state insane asylum at Jackson La. said
The deposit OF babies coming possibly
from tainted progenitors into our midst Is
simply planting the seed OF greater de-
generation-more detectives idiots. imbe-
Giles and alcohOics-and win add greatly to
decentralization and hesrtaches In homes
where babies are located"
Alcoholism, DR.. PiersOn pointed out, eX-
tended through the fifth and sometimes the
sixth generation, as proved by statistics at
his asylum.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Three Days Work for the AID Men

Registration any time after 6 O'Clock
a. m. at secretary's office. Hotel
Rome.
FIRST SESSION, $50 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Convention hall. Hotel Rome
CAN TO Orders. C. Dobbs, president
Associated Advertising Clubs OF
America.
Invocation--Very Rev. George A.
Beecher. chaplain Omaha Ad club.
Welcome Ralph f. Sunderland. presi-
dent of the Omaha Ad club. in
charge.
Address-GovernOr A c. shanenber-
ger OF Nebraska.
Address-Mayor James t. Dahlman
of Omaha.
Address-Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock OF the
Omaha Al club.
Response-For the South; A. i. Lips
comb. Louisville, Ky.
Response-For the East: Joe Mitchell
chappeiL Boston. Mass.
Response-For the North: A, X. Van
dorherg. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Response-For the West: Pet Clayton.
ST. Joseph, Mo.
Adjournment-ll:45 O'Clock a. m.
70 O'CLOCK NOON.
Luncheon-GNen b. Tho Omaha
Daily Bee and The Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer at Hotel Rome.
SECOND SESSION. 1880 p. NJ
Convention hall Hotel Rome
Address-Aruthur Brisbane, editorial
director Hearst newspapers.
Authorization Advertising" A. Z.
Frost legal department Associated
Billposters and Distributors Of
America
Discussion-Led by ID. q. Ross. New
York City; +. L. Rudy. Toronto;
j. r. O'Mealia, Jersey City.
Address-''Sucesses and Failures In
AdyertisinG." l., II, ScurlOck, Kan
sas City.
Address-Lafayette Young. ST., pub
Usher The Des Moines Capital
Adjournment-5;so o'clock p. N.
S O'CLOCK p. NJ
Ak-SaT- bea Initiation - Special cars
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

h-s given up q part OF his vacation time In
order that he may be here to deliver an
address, Mr. Brisbane not a peddler OF
space, neither is he buyer but his paper
has space to SELL and he has been reared In
close proximity to the odor OF printers ink.
Possible a chemical analysis Of printers
ink would fail TO disclose an odor OF any
kind, yet tradition has it that any man
once taken by the smell of printers ink
Is held so fascinated that he is never con-
tented elsewhere. So eminent an authority
as former Governor Hoch OF Kansas is on
record with the assertion that there really
Is q smell secreted somewhere within the
inurky mess Of printers ink and that it is
a fascinating smell that time and distance
will not eliminate
But TO wander back TO Arthur Brisbane.
He is big mani in the editorial end OF
newspaper work-a thinker and writer of
international fame. just what particular
angle Of publicity Mr. Brisbane will discuss
in his address has not been made public,
but his name on the program is sufficient
to attract much interest.
Dr. H. W. Wiley, whose name il know
from coast to coast In connection with
what is whisky and other questions
relating to food and drink. is going TO talk
about the pure food law, its uses and
abuses. and such address will be of in
terest not only to the advertising craft.
but to the public in general
OF magazine publishers there win be
ample representation, and some OF the
most energetic ana widely known OF daily
, newspaper makers win also take part in
the program.
omaha's fame as a convention city has
already gone abroad, and II Is predicted
hat nd Oh 81 All
ment given to the ad men viii stlH add
greater luster to that fame. In providing
entertainment the Omaha Ad club has
from the very start been active The pre-
liminaries begun ore year ago and since
that time the treless boosters have kept
overlastlngly at IT," as the agency man
advises. The Bee and other Omaha news
papers have lined up with solid front on
this proposition. and nothing that will tend
TO make lasting and favorable impression
Of Omaha as a convention town will be
omitted.
The Ak-Sar-Beu den will be invaded. In
fact, Ak-Sar-Ben viii play prominent
part IN impressing the visitors. and ali OF
the Ak-Sar- Ben Impressions thus far given
have been Of the lasting variety. The
visitors will be duly Initiated into the mys-
tic realm Of the king. and then by way OF
psnaeea for the trials incident to militia
tion, there viii be Dutch lunch Aftei
the, putch-time is saved by leaving OF
the ''luneh, and letting it SO plair
Dutch, there Is to be a stunt entitled
Tracing the Tran OF John Jacob Astor'
This is hard Journey. It is said. but thos,
i who survive it are always ready TO ses
others embark, which, IN this land Of
| brotherly love. seems TO indicate that aftei
L all there must be somethfng nood ahout IN
The. Omaha Bee. with c. G, Rosewatel
| presiding. viii give luncheon at th'
Rome hotel and other local newspapers
arc also 10 give feasts. The City OF Pc
oria" is not the biggest boat 10 the world
but Il is named for city that reklndles
J memories OF my Old Hsntucky Home ct
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Adjournment-5:SO p. m. Special cars
to Hotel Rome.
THIRD SESSION, G:3O p. Nj.
Summer Garden. Hotel Rome.
Dinner-oiven by the Omaha Daily
News. Mel Uhl, president OF the
Daily News company. presiding
Address-,H. d. Wilson, Cosmopolitan
Magazine,
Address-''The Advertising Power OF
the Newspaper" Louis Wiley, gem
eral manager New York Times.
Address-"State Advertising" A. o.
Eberhart. Governor OF Minnesota.
1890 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Moonlight Excursion Leave Hotel
Rome IN special cars for the docks,
where a moonlight ride on the Mis-
souri, river, with sacred concert by
tie Kazoo band Of Chicago viii oc-
cupy the later hours Of the evening.
"wednesday.
FIRST SESSION. 3 A. NJ.
Convention Hall Hotel Rome.
Observation-Disclosures business.
Address-C. NJ. Vessels. representing
the grocery and allied trade press Of
America.
Address-"A Advertising" ". g. Free
man. New York Evening Mail,
Address-"TlIe Future 81 Agricultural
Advertising" +. u. White Of y. W.
Aver AZ Son.
Aadres Farm Trade and How to
Get It." Marco Morrow. advertising
director OF the Cappcr publications.
Address-"The Responsive Chord in
Advertising" julius Schneider. The
Fair, Chicago.
Adiournment-l2 o'clock noon.
SECOND SESSION, 1:3O +. NJ.
Convention Hall, Hotel Rome.
Address Presentation OF loving cup to
club showing greatest progress and
record Of accomplishment. by John
Irving ROmer. editor Of Printers Ink,
donor.
Unfinished business. Election OF CT
fisers Selection Of meeting place Tor
i1fi Adjournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

from Hotel Rome for THE Dem"
where visitors win be initiated into
the knights OF .Ak-Sar- witness
the incompatible tragedy. ,"Halley's
Comet and be served q Dutch"
by the Omaha Ad club.
Tuesday.
FIRST SESSION. $3.50 O'CLOCK A. NJ
March from Hotel Rome TO Bran
deis theater.
OpeninE-Routine business.
appointment Of committees
Aadress-"How a City Should Adyer-
tiso and What an Advertising Club
Can DO 10 Aid IT," Herbert g Hous-
ton, vice president Doubleday, Page
& co.
Ad re So Advertising Abrc ad.
Charles Warren Fairbanks. former
vice president OF the United States
Address-"Frade MariIs" jobs Lee
Mahin, president Maxim Advertising
company
Address--J, u. HiginbothanI. National
Biscuitscempany.
Adjournmeat-ll;4 O'Clock a IN.
" O'CLOCK NOON.
Observation-Disclosures Trip over The
forts miles OF Omaha boulevards. ar
irving at the Field c:uD for a lunch
eon giYen BY the Omaha World
Herald.
SECOND SESSION, 1880 p. NJ
Pavilion II tile Field club
AddresE~A. e. McBee. Street Railway
advertising company. New York.
Address-'-The Country Newspaper as
as Advertising Medium" w. n.
Huse, publisher OF the Norfolk Daily
News. Norfolk, Neb.
Address-"Benefits OF Organization, %
w, r. Emory. western manager OF
Everybody's Magazine.
-"Post-Graduatc Advertising, %
l.. f. Pratt, the American Art
Works, CoshOcton, @.
Address-R. J., Cunning. former presi-
dent the Cunning system. Chicago,
III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Pet per rlnht. bear.

Three little children OF S. B. Wait. who
lives on the mountain near Tyrone. Pa. the
eldest OF whom is but years old. were
saved from being clawed 10 death by an
Infatuated female bear by a faithful pet
dog who was torn TO ribbons in their de-
Tense.
The small pet fought the big bear until
the children had made their escape. Tho
body OF the dog was carried home and
buried the parents OF tho children and
their playmates acting as chief mourners.
over the grave a marker was placed with
the inscription; He was only a dog, but
he diei for his little friends"