davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
Nebraska After
Coach Morrill,
Head of Athletics at the Annapolis
Naval Academy May Come
West.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 4-Dr. r. @. C.app
of the University OF Nebraska is on his
way east to confer with Athletic Director
Morrill, Of the Annapolis Naval academy,
relative to securing Morrill's services for
Nebraska. The selection Of a coach at
Nebraska is yet unsettled, and 1t is under
stood that Morrill, is not averse TO a posi-.
ton in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
G NOTICES
MDET

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 O'clock
p. m, Tuesday, January IS, 1910, at the
office OF said company In The Bee building,
Omaha, for the election of a board of di-
rectors for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
IA. A HASKELL, Secretary.
Dec. H-23t d & S.
D2SdIOt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
TwentY Thousand Miners IdIe.

LONDON. Jan. s-Twentv thousand
miners are idle as a consequences OF the dis
mute over the eight-houT act which became
effective January I. The men At the few
collieries which are stil active have given
notice that they viii qult.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
Roller May Continue Tour.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Dr. b. +. Roller, the
Seattle wrestler. is In no danger OF blood
poisoning and will be able TO continue his
tour with James j. Jefferis in a short time.
physician at Mercy hospital here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
BASKET BALL TEAM TO LEAVE
Nebraska Organization VIII Begin
Trip Today.

LINCOLN, Jan. 4-(Special.)-The Ne
braska basket ball team will leave Lincoln
on it's annual southern trip into Kansas to-
morrow evening. In the party win be Coach
Hewitt, Manager Il. o. Eager ana the fol-
lowing players: Captain Perry, guard
Petrashek, center; Ingersoll, guard; Jones',
guard; Mitchell, forward and guard; Wood,
forward; Schmidt, forward; Hutchinson,
forward, and Hiltner, center.
Three games are to be played, two with
the Kansas State university five and one
with the quintet of the Agricultural school
at Manhattan. on Thursday night the
Aggies Will be met at Manhattan.
Coach Hewitt has HAD his crew going
through daily practice this week, and he
pronounces all the men in tip-top form.
Jones wrenched his ankle in practice the
latter part of last week, but that member
is we'll now, and the Cornhuskers should
send the best bunch Of years against the
JRyhawkers
Al the gymnasium this afternoon Coach
Hewitt said the prospects for winning all
three games Of the southern trip appeared
excellent to him
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
CREAM CITYS.

The Loch's Willow Springs took two games
from the B~rodegaard Crowns last night on
the Metropolitan alleys. Voss took all
honors for his team with 23l single and
ga for total. while the old-timer, Seaman.
took all honors for the Willow Springs
with ZS single game and 642 for gross
total. Tonight the Chabot Shoe Companys
and Klauck's Glendales. The scores:
BRODEGAARD CROWNS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

Pont office Learue.

The General Deliverys took two out Of
three from City c. Dyberg Of the City c.
smashed the Postoffice league record by
rolling 23. Harrier also broke the Post
office league record by getting COZ for
totals for the General Deliverys. and Dy-
berg 56S total high for City c. The Gem
ersi Delivery boys set a high pin mark
for the Postofflce league by getting l6Ss
for three games. Harrier had three nice
games Of 2ls. 2S and is6. The scores:
GENERAL. nI-T IVEpyS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
Foley,s Kidney Remedy I'm oure

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidneX or bladder trouble that is
not beyond the reach OF medicine. 1t in
vigorates the entire system and strengthens
the kidneys so they eliminate the impuri-
ties from the blood. Backache, rheuma-
tism, kidney and bladder troubles are all
cured by this great medicine. Sold by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SESoNo MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms 4i7-1S First National Bank
Bldg. l5cti phone Douglas 23l2
MONEY TO LoAN-Payne Investment Go.
wANTED-City loans. Peters Trust Co
Sl0e TO $4,000 made promptly. r. D. wead
Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam-
$500 TO 5000 on homes In Omaha. O'Eeefe
Real Estate Co, 1901 ~. Y. Life. DouR, or
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

or bruised by a fall, apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA salve. Cures burns, wounds, sores,
eczema, piles. Guaranteed 25c. For sale
by Beaten Drug Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
Prize Fighter Knocked out.

Emil Jensen, the fighting blacksmith Of
Omaha is compelled to cancel his boxing
for the present. because he
Is confined TO the Central hospital with in
nammatorY rheumatism
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
ENERAL
South Omaha BowIern,

"WWNN WHNNHW HnNHNFHs
The Carpenter Transfer company team
defeated the Company X bowling team last
night by winning two out OF the three
games at South Omaha. Poseck rolled the
high score Of the evening In his last game,
making 194. Score:
RANSFER COMPANY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
other Games.

The reorganized Advos opened the third
round in the Omaha Bowling league by
winning two out of three from the LuNus.
each man getting 500 for a total Of 1850.
McKeloy was high with 567. Score:
AnUnS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

Triumphs.
The famous Cudahy team won all three
games last night from the Cream Citys,
with Coffey getting the high game of 23
pins. The Cudahys have won the last nine
games. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
nnndInR PermIta

w. A. and D.. c. Redick. repairs TO 1903
~ Harvey street. 5000; NJ. M. Orr. III
south Thir,y-eighth, frame dwelling, $500
5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
RAILWAY TIME ~CARD-oONrrN'D


Omaha-st. Louis Exp...a $3.50 pm a g.8 am
Mail and ENpress......a 1880 am al;1b pm
Stanberry Local Qrom
Council Bluffs .........b 500 pm b10:5 am
BURLINGTON sTA.-IOTH a MASON
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Il WANT THE CASH.
l have a Union Pacific Railroad Land
Contract that has a payment coming due
January 7.s1I want to borrow enough on
contract to meet next payment, which is
$2$ 81 or Sell contract for s., 200. which
meA24 section less than 81 per acre. p. o..
HE93, Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for January 4, 1910,
furnished by the Midland, Guarantee and
Trust company 1714 Farnam, bonded abb
stracters: yy
rhsodore .Iamn Brewing company to
Hamm Brewing Company Of Ne
braska. part of lot 8 block 1Ol, city .$22, 900
Walter 1; selby, lot l6, block 100,
Disa c, Klein and husband to Deias
Wesley. lot 8, block L. Sulphur
M opriI e nmndv xac;irix 70 iobn = S''W
Daley, lot 2, block p, loves add. /
o +. Daley and wife to Andrew
loves sdd:::;"..H3..T"M.;, 1878
acoff, $50 feet of lots 10 and II,
block 8, BRAKES ................ 2,225
Eliza Burdette Patrick and Edith NJ.
Patrick to Arthur II. Goodell, sh
lot 4, block 4, Patrick Place.......... us
Mary Maud w. Calm and husband
to Isadore Goldstein ct al, part lot
/ and lot ?, block g, city. 80. $1,000
Mabel V; Havens and husband to Ed
ward c.. Whiteman, lot 80, Luke 81
Templeton's 700
N. H. Gesner and wife to Mary G.
Halbrook, lot 16, block 112, Florence
Ottilie M. Tebbens and husband to
Edith Hansen, e4O feet Of wS5 feet
of lot 4, Bartlett's add ...,............ 2
Edith Hansen to Philip j.. Tebbens,
e4O feet of Ws5 feet of lot 4, Bart
let's 2
Charles G, Somers and wife to F. j.
Adams and Gould c. Dietz, part of
lot 8, block %. West Omaha. ......,.. l
Letitia s. Scott and husband to
Charles G. somers, part lot 8, block
", West Omaha .,..""."."....". $50
August Jeger and Miena Jeger to c.
l. Layton, lots land Is, block 2,
Mary McGovern and husband To- g "O
A. Hanson, lot 6, block l, Rosters
LAWS S. Reed and wife to- Reed 1O
Bros. part of sa of nwA OF seh
4'-io-4o /
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
Murray Holds to Contract.

PHILADELPHIA, jan. William ].
Murray, deposed manager Of the Philadel-
phia National league base BAH club, and
Horace Fogel, the new president of that
organization, failed 20 come TO an agree
ment today at a meeting held to consider
terms on which Murray would surrender
his contract with the club. This contract,
which was made by the former owners of
the club, calls for the payment of $500 a
year salary to Murray and has two more
years to run. The new owners of the club
are anxious to install another manager, and
they offered Murray 5000 10 resign with
out litigation. This Murray refused to do
and said he would place his case In the
hands OF the National commission.
Another meeting Fill be held tomorrow,
counsel representing the new owners. Muir
ray and the former owners will consider
the legal aspects OF the case. Besides tae
Sl5,OO claimed by Murray on the contract,
the club Owes him $500 on last years
salary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

Cough Remedy to your children. It Is per
fectly safa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
NEALE, SPRACUE AND KEYT
Two Former Lead in Doubles-Latter
Takes Singles.
CITY TOURNEY COMES TO END
Nets Team Now Holds Championship
Team Bowling Record In Omaha
Play Draws Bis
Crowd.

TOURNAMENT WINNERS.
Fivs-Rdan Evsnt-Mstz n team.
Doubles-Neale and spragus.
sinsles-w. A. Kcyt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

TEXAS LAND BUYERS
Frea round trip ticket to south Texas
for all our land buyers, any railroad, any
route. tow prices, best location and quail
ity; YOU get bargain and square deal.
Write OV call for Information. Bank ref
erence. ~, H. Stanoliff Land Co, Suite 307
Seaman Bldg, Houston, Tex.
$40 ACRES YOU OUGHT TO SEE.
For sale at. a very low price, an extra
ordinarily choice section of land, IL miles
north of Hereford in the famous Panhandle
of Texas. Dark, deep, rich soil, lies per-
fectlyr smooth, and Is well surrounded by
highly developed farms. Price SIS per acre,
which is one-third below the market. Half
time at 8 per cent;
LAND s. INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
35 Tabor Opera Blk., Denver, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-The National league
club owners are now taking a mail vote on
the question of whether a manager or pres
dent shall be required TO keep secret the
requests for waivers on his players seat
him by other clubs. There has been com
plant from some clubs that the present
practice does them damage by giving away
their plans in advance,
A circular letter has also been sent out
by President Lynch Of the National league
asking club owners to fix dates when their
teams will have 10 carry only twenty-five
players and when ~thlrty-five When the
National league clubs adopted a resolution
last month to ave a limit Of thirty-five
men during the first OF the season and
twenty-five later no dates were specified
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

OKLAHOMA

We have 10000 acres Of choice land to
= select from. ranging in price from s. to
n $40 per acre. This land Is In the oil anu
gas district and you might get an oil well
With yoGr land.
NoWATX LAND AND LOT CO..
Suite Ga New York Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
REQUEST OF MINORS REFUSED
National Base Ball Commission De-
clines Drafting Rule.
NOT IN INTEREST OF PLAYERS
Magnates Hold that Class G and ID
Leagues are Amply Protected by
Present ReRula-
lions.
NOT IN INTEREST OF PLAYERS

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 4.-In a decision
reached Monday by Thomas j. Lynch, pres
dent of the National league, Ban b.. John
son, president Of the American league, and
August Hermann of Cincinnati, comprls-
ing the National Base Bah commission
the latter body tonight denied the request
of Glass c and d leagues for an amend.
ment of the rule concerning the purchase
Of minor league players.
The attention of the commission was
called to the case by j. H. Farrell, secre-
tary of the National association, who sub
mitted a resolution offered at the recent
meeting held at Memphis by the Glass c
and ID leagues requesting that rule SO be
amended so that minor league players can
be purchased by one minor league club
from another without having such players
report to the purchasing club on or before
the commencement of the major league
drafting season.
AS the rule now stands, when minor
league players are purchased by one minor
league club from another, and they do no
report by September /, they are subject tc
draft from the clubs tina they are with or
August 20.
The commission in its ruling says:
W reiterate that II the rule was
changed so as to cover the request as now
made II would be detrimental not only tC
the major league and Glass A clubs, bu
all players operating under organized
base ball as well.
The statement recently issued by the
national commission shows the amounts
expended by major league clubs alone
during the last year for drafted and pur'
chased players to be about SOO 5000 and IN
addition to this, If all the players in ques-
ton are to be retained, payments amount
ing to practically $4,000 additional are
made. This shows that the minor league
interests have been fully projected. ThC
request of the Glass C and d leagues II
ihnrnfnrn rnflocd -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
ADMINISTRATIONS

YOUNG lady music teacher desires to
give piano lessons in private family in
exchange for board while attending
school. Boyles College, both phones.
/, WANTED-By young man. place TO work
for board while attending Boyies college
Both phones.
FIRST-CLASS wood turner and general
machine man; married; steady job only.
Address u, Omaha Bee. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

YOU CAN'T EQUAL THIS LAND BUY.
no. acres, irrigated, full water rights,
fVaest of land, grows alfalfa, sugar beets,
s, bar-eg potatoes, wheat, etc. House
all other fair improvements; lies on
Laramie rfver; rural route; telephone;
close to State University farm; six miles
southwest of Laramie, Wyo; 10 miles north
of Denver. Price. $50 per acre; will carry
A,OO0tat per cents worth double the money.
j. H. COOK,
and and Investment Securities,
S5 Tabor Opera Block. - Denver, Colo.
COLORADO western slope irrigated
orchard land. Delta district. 80 acre handles.
Write Walter p. Smith Co. III 18th St,
Denver. Colo,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

Real estate transfers for January 4, 1910
furnished by the Midland, Guarantee and
Trust company 1714 Farnam, bonded alb
sfracters. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
WANTED-T0 RENT

WANTED at once b. party Of ) for
or 3 months suite OF furnished rooms
must be god. Willing TO pay uberSlly
for satisfactory rooms Address W-7H.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05
SWAPS
WANTED TO BUY

BEST price paid for s~econd-hand furnI.
ture. carpets. clothing and shoes. Tel Doug
1911.
HIGHEST price paid for broken watches,
old gold. etc. M. Nathan, 21 S. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-05

Minnesota.


FARM GRNRGArNrMust be sold on ac-
count OF owners health; wen improved
S2O-acre farm, seven and a quarter miles
from town. prfceS$% per acre; easy terms.
J. I. Campbell, Litchfield, Neb.
IL ACRES. one mile from town; good
house, barn arid other buildings; 300 fruit
trees. Price $2.100, For description write
X NJ. Campbelh EhdiooteNNeb.i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

deg Bu il would have 20 be hks char
icste Corpsr-E coihs a. have never
knour q doE Rdcred % : TOD Ton that
IL tcck the risk e lsttirE him knoW hov
much Hk "a him ] ucuis never risk letting
hin So ne WITH ny hair in curl Nar'srs o.
u5tk cnl6 cream o. ny face That time
STAYED with Mrs. DesTfnE and shs usnt -
the uext rccr- one n5Eht 20 speak 20 NJ
DeerinE about surnethinE. Ehooldn't have
thcught ne would have known he-- sc
lookes - different with wrsnkls ers6ioatof
things al over her face Ant vhsre she
eidn-t have the srad5catorE shs had butter
miIk and hs- hair Vas 6ons NJ IN patent
thfnEE that made q wonderful wave hut
shs lcoked svfuIlT qDser. and NOME SAYS
they are reinE 10 get . divorce
I must answer that note from Ton now.
ssTn not SONG 10 see hlm VnuI tonight
There are fcur hourH until ne comes.
Ther uEu craWl - Elowlv. And ne vii -
Nth ne Ter unlv three- snd thsT "a Sc
tike lightning shah set the best q them
when an or ny honeymoon. as then J
have then al and az fast as they are
used ID III hare others 20 take their plaos-
That vas the telephone. and u Vas Ton
70 know II he couldn't coms in IN about
~ hour and u he could see ne t-is even
ing sust tire same II he cid sad couldn I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Soldiers at Forts
Near Omaha Fare
Well on Christmas
Proyerbial Pork and Beans and Hard
tack is Not on the Bill
Of Fare.

Soldiers IN 6arrAcks- faT from home or
homeless are among those into whose
lives Christmas brings tOnch Of SAD
neEss but the army men Una says 10 cels-
brats and the Chr1suuas Eparat peTVsdea
FoTt Crook and Fort Omaha as vel as
Omaha this year.
As proof q The error o. ths opinion thai
the Uuitsd States solder never has any
hing 70 eat but pork and beans with &C
oas3onsUy some bareback thrown IN for
dessert FIrst L1sureuAnf ReEinAld II
Ksusy. commandinE Company B. Fpurth
infantry. Fort Crock. tells q the Cn11st1nas
spread be and his men sn30ged
A. The place 81 each soldier wRs 4 crsPs
paper napkin. decorated with white stars
and 8 picture q q screaming American
eagle bearing TIE national colors IN IS
lAlons On the napkins Wsrs printed TIE
menu and the company roster. TIE menu
vas az follows
r-sou-Cbou. Celery Pickles
Cream Of OFsterE-
Turkey With GRAVY. GAhlef Dressing
lsrearpee Peas Mashed Potatoes
Minue Pie.
-oeaauut cake geIly Ron
f-refaa ava fsEars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Daughters of Well Known Men

Mrs Nay Dixon Thsoksr. who has fol
ioEsd in TIE footsteps Of her brother and
become g novelist. Is the daughter Of tie
Rsv. Thomas Dixon. a prominent southern
clergyman. and Amanda McAfes Dixoa
Two Of Mrs ThsekeEss brothers have
achieved prominent positions n American
life Thomas Dixon, 5T-. who Is a novelist
and dranEriEt graduated from the Green's
bono N c. Law school and VAS admitted
70 the bar q NOr1h Carolina. United States
district ADo the supreme cour1s He at
tHinee a scholarship IN history and politics
a. Johns Hopkins university. AfterErard
be vas s member Of the North Cslolfnz
legislature from 1Asl 70 lssE He resigned
20 enter the BspIist ministry ard served In
three psEusrEtsE, VIZ. Raleigh n. C. 1sg7
Boston IssS-Isss, and NsN York the follow
Ing year. he Eas tbsn a popular lecturer
for several gsarss Until he devoted hiE
lime 70 novel and plsy writing
Another bEotheT b ihe Rer. Amzi car
snus Dixon nov q Chicago. u DO has filled
pasturEtss N his native Ncrth Carolina
and IN Baltimore and Boston He has
written a numbs- q books on religious
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

themes and reprinted several volumes Of
sermons
Mr. ThEeksr following her brothers
example, has taken ths new south for the
sosnt q her first novel. The sfrsnEth 81
the Weak"
The story opens a. the old country home
Ct Nary Preston. called Glen HEve1. n
Gloucester county, IN TldsWatsr. Va JuhE
FbrEel and Louise Lloyd have bssa board
tnE there Miss FarWeu Is q northern
woman who believes she has q career
who would solve the 'sOuth'E problem b.
education and training she ts one Of the
dominant figures IN the book. Douglas
Lloyd q practical cold bIoodsd NsW Eng
land gentleman, 70 whom Miss FGrWel
has been engaged for some time. has rlln
doHn from New YORK 20 urge her % FIX
an early cate for their marriage. To has
chsgrin and disgust she pleads her mis-
SION and EEks aim 10 Hail one year
Longer he refuses she en6ssrorE 10
awake Interest and enthusiasm IN him. but
fans he EsnIE wife and & home" As
. oompr0uise, he decided % stay In Viz
giriz for tEo weeks and z-in her in spite
q herself
lCopg right, 1sla b. me X y. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Tasty Foreign Dishes

little sRERE. A6d 20 the bet mush . CON-
parAriTeiF large piece q butter onlErd and
and salt 70 season A litsse tomato may
also be put in With the pepper and Esrl8e
mixture as vel zE more ckzis 4 the Dish
fs hot When the chicken a beef mixture
has cooked thoroughly. FDreRf yet corn
huEfE with the prepared meal paste. then
add a layer % ths chopped meat and
olives Put On another huKk. spread with
meal and 50 continue untn the tEms1e is
the size required Boil the hns3rA 80 the
meat may bs completely surrounded with
The paste. turn the ends. tie securely with
rWins and steam from three-quErzsrE q
Al h0u- 70 an hour. After half an hour
put the bottom tamsleE on top Send 70
The tEhls IN their husks that they may be
7sA1sn piplng hot
chm Con CArDe-For chill con usrns
lMeHcEn style, soak tWo dried chill pep
pers In warm EEzsr until Ihsy have soft
ened. then remove peel and seeds. Return
the pepper 70 the water and boil Until re-
duced about o1s-hRlf Then with q wooden
spoon crush 10 g paste While the psgpsrs
are cooking cut two pounds round steak
into dice and brown b. FIRING IN lsrt. oil
or butter. As soon as breWDsd sprinkle
with f0ur, crate q clors q garlic over 4
OF slice al onion; add pE7pe-. pulp and
water and simmer gently uDtI the meat
i tender Sometimes fresh OF canned to
nlAfoes are ADDED 70 The meat Ehils cook
ing
-F1lssR~-A hszPing quart measure o.
stale bread dncluding cake, II On hand
scald and drain Ado one egg. one onio1
chopped fine. one apple chopped fiDs, pinch
q thyme. four tshiesp00neulE prepared
-four ior plain nour with bEEinE pUwdsr)-
MlK an thoroughly into batter and Try as
frauers. using slOw FIRE Tins is improved
with Ibs use Of The same sauce as IL used
In chop susy poured over the filsen hot
EMMA PADDOCK TELFoRD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

FRIDAT-It Sc tic DAYS Before christ
nas ana an enCsrsd 20 TcrL How
quiet and ordinary g looks wY5ttsn 6own
Ike thsa TIE letters really want 70 shout
n. bat, q course. thsy have 70 lie there
perfectly still ] an an entirely dfffersnt
person from TIE one vas yesterday. Re
cause. althouEh Vas sbsolutsly certain -
liked ne more thar any cns wasn't ~
sctly sure % f. Until last night
Nov that I Go kBow g. 81 makes at TIE
fhinEs around ne look slfferentv. too. Tbs
val pspeT and the furniture in my room
even uy tooth brush. - Dot . hit the sane
az g wss tweuty-four hours asa. Whereas
before they had al been quite Gun and
communrlsce- now they seen most eE-
traurdtnsry an6 wonderful because they
belong 20 ne and seem wonderful and
extra ordinary. because Tn-n hkeE ne 50
much
How dreadful fer az the rest e ths
women in the world that he didn't psck
them cut and chose ne
] fee 80 no-TT for them although care
say some q then are satisfied with TIE
usn they are engaged q married 20. MOI
lie SAYS a woman should never LEI a mas
see bow much she cares for him I Ehoul5
think q would be 30 difficult 20 BE taking
care rot 70 al the time But have hesr5
q good osAl On the subject II fact have
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Omaha Men to York
to Real Estate Meet
J. L McCAgus ana n. P Dodge. Jr., Go
as Delegates Of the Real
Estate Exchange.

Omaha W1u be represented at the FoTk
safe real estate mems convention wsdnss-
aay - jean l. McCsg-ae ans X. p Dodge
a. Rho have been Appointed BY Prssissuf
C. C. George as delegates q the Omaha
Real Estate ExchErEs A tfltr6 delegate WIN
probably bs selected today or tonnorrgE
Ire YORK cuuVsut1oa promises % deal
win mnuy otheT matters thsn an attempt
e oenoa1cs The present uonuissiul-cun-
tract laE- omaha real estate men declare
that they are eager % take part in a gen
sral real estate conveuuun, buf are not in
cIined % take pan ln oondsunztl1n q tie
present law which a majority q ths
Omaha exchange fEBorE-
TIE cunventi1n IL billed 70 discuss me
orrariEarun q a state real estate dealers
asspciznon. q az -Which wil protect own
sFE q property as well as sslHnE agents
AID the benefits q exchanges IN c.ues
IKE OMAHA ard urk