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At tomorrow mornings $50 service Of
the Sunday school of the Church Of the
Reformation. DR.. William NJ. Davidson,
superintendent of schools, will make an
address and confer the awards for per-
feet attendance during the year 1911. Gold
and enameled buttons and engraved at
tendance certificates will be given all
members of the Sunday school who have
been present at every meeting during the
year. or who have visited other schools
on any Sundays when they may have
been out Of Washington.
The membership and attendance records
in all four departments of this Capitol
Hill Sunday school have shown heavy
increases for the last year, and a brief
report of the progress, which has been
made will be read. In view of the spe-
cial exercises, and to hear the address
of the head of Washington public school
system, members OF the Sunday school
have been allowed to invite relatives and
friends to attend. II is expected that
many teachers of the Southeast schools
will come to hear DR.. Davidson, and pro-
vision will be made to accommodate the
largest number Of people who have at
tended special service this year.
The Rev. Henry Anstadt viii arrive
in Washington this week to assume the
duties Of the pastorate in the Luther
Memorial Church, and\ will conduct the
preparatory service OF the church next
Thursday evening.
Every denomination should have at
least one day of celebration. day to be
made useful by impressing the genera
tions as they come and go with the lnowI-
edge Of fits foundations and the relation
sustained by its founder" writes DR..
Buckley, ir the Christian Advocate. eve
believe that such should be made obli-
gatory BY law or by general sentiment.
Some communions have this, and, prop
erly conducted, II will promote not big
otry but intelligence and fidelity In par
ticular the Lutherans have such q day
There are several sects OF Lutherans IN,
this country, differing only in origin, ma
tionality, or some diverslties IN nonessen-
fials. some Of these bodies make much OF
Reformation Day. It appears that mem
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o'clock. Father Russell will preach.
The masses on New Years Day will
he celebrated at 8, Z, s, and 9, and a
solemn high mass at 10 o'clock. Father
Carroll will be celebrant and Father
Smyth will preach.
The masses in st. Joseph's Church on
Monday (which is a holy day Of oblisa-
tion), will be celebrated at Z, ., and 1880
o'clock. The last mass, which will be a
high mass, will be celebrated by the Rev.
v. F. Schmitt, pastor of st. Joseph's. and
the Rev Ignatius Fealy, assistant pas
tor, will deliver the sermon
An early announcement will be made
of the exercises OF the great mission to
be given in St Joseph's during the month
Of January. The mission is to be given
by well-known Redemptorist fathers, and
II Is expected that the courses of sermons
will arouse profound attention in Wash
ington Catholic circles.
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Section A Society made a Christmas Of
fering OF $50 this week, and provided six
families with necessary clotlSng and food.
The last five presidents Of the Section
A Society are to have part IN the pro-
gramme arranged for next Friday, which
is young peoples night in the annual
week of prayer.
The Riverdale Presbyterian Young
Peoples Society has just held success
full committee conferences at the home
Of its president. Mr.. c. ]. Hicks Plans
were adopted by all committees for noreA
efficient work on the part Of the mem
bers during the year 1912. Time was also
given to the practice of several new
hymns. and before the close of the even
ing refreshments were served by the host.
Beta Society OF Ninth Street Christian
Church will be led in it's meeting to-
morrow by Mr.. Horace NJ. Gilman, presI-
dent'of the District Christian Endeavor
Union.
Covenant Presbyterian Endeavorers sent
out six baskets Of food. clothing. and
toys for Christmas to poor families Of
that church., and Peck Chapel and also
prepared nine baskets for the Home for
Incurables.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
OF Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Prot
estant Church. is growing and doing good
work. ard ON a Sunday morning in jan
uary Rev. Frank T. Benson, the pastor,
will preach a sermon to the Juniors"
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL oHUROH.
Ninth and streets northwest.
Rev. Joseph NJ. N. Gray. minister.
ss9 a. m.-Sunday school,
II 90 a. n.-Address and Sacrament Of the Lorda
Supper.
500 p. m.-Epworth League Bible study ssrTice
10 90 D m-Watch night services sermon, and inter
esting services with good music.
An sttings free. Public cordially invited {
FOUNDRY NJ Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sta
Rev. w. R. Wedderspoon. d. D., pastor. 80
a. m, Sunday school; II a. m, The sublims
Watchword:' p m. Francis ASburJ," IN series
Living Stones in the Temple Of Christ
Choir Of 80 voices. go to Il ?. m, .watch-nighs
service Strangers welcona
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Christian Endeavor


Things want to do better next year" /"
is the general topic for Christian En-
deavor meetings tomorrow. It is to be
a memory meeting and special refer
encesis made to Phil. iii:12-l4 Among the
societies which win Join with the con-
gregations Of their churches in holding
watch night services are Temple Bap-
list. st. Paurs English Lutheran, Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant.
Ninth Street Christian. and Riverdale
Presbyterian. In some Of these churches
the Endeavorers will conduct services
OF praise and prayer at 10 o'clock while
a more mature member OF the eongrega-
tion win have charge during the conclud-
ing hour OF the old year. and IN other
cases the Young Peoples Society viii
have the last hour of the service
At First Congregational Church to-mor-
row the two Endeavor societies win join
IN = meeting at the usual hour. The
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PRESBYTERIAN.


NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
n. Y. ave-. Fl and 18th sts.
DR.. Wallace Radclife, pastor.
II 90 a. m.-"The Year 1911"
II 90 D. m.-viEils-"Tbe Midnight Bell
Music led by quartet choir.
80 a. m.-Bible school.
SIS q. m.-Adult classes.
6:I5 D. m.-Christian Endea%er Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. ave. and 18th sts.
Charles Wood, minister.
Bernard G. Braskamp, minister's assistant.
Harry Baremore Angus minister Of Peck Chapel
II 90 a. m.-scrmon by the minister.
Musical service led by double quartet from $50 to
o'clock-"The Adoration.'' Christmas
cantata by George Il. Neyin.
400 p. m.-seTmon by the minister; subject, The
Eternal God
500 p. m--Sermon by the minister; subject The
Coming Year"
Musical service from 10 to O'Clock. led BY the
Evening Chorus Choir, Otto T. Simon
director; Lewis O. Atwater. organist.
The programme will include choruses
from The Messiah tHandeD and
Christmas" NIendelssohnl.
Sunday school at 9:i5 a. m.
Christian EndeaTor meeting at 6:i5 p. m.
Thursday evening at 8, midweek service.
FIRST. the Strangers Sabbath Home" John Mar
shall place, between e and SITS. NV. Donald o.
Macleod, minister. $50 a. m. Sunday school
and adult Bible classes: II a. m. special music and
New Years sermon; As Y. m, Y. p. 8. @. Z. {;
745 ID IN. Illustrated service. All are welcome.
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win be baptizIng at both evening meet
ings.
The Second Church will observe the
New Years season on Sunday. A special
as arranged by supt. D. ].
CAN'T and his associates, will be rendered
in the Bible school at $3.50. At the morn
ing worship, Mr.. Hewlett viii speak
upon "a resolution and in the even
ing on Another resolution" The ordi-
nance of baptism will De administered.
At 1880 there will be an "Old Year-New
Year service" to which all are, invited.
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Otartplr

Rev. Earle Whitley. the pastor. will
preach at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church morning and evening. The
morning sermon will be on a New Years
theme, and in the evening a special gos-
pei sermon. The quartet will render a
choice programme Of music.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
18th, near Dupont Circle, between and Q Sts.

18th, near Dupont Circle. between and Q sts.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
lCi5 a. m.-ChildTen's service; address by rector.
II 90 a. m.-RIGHT REV G. MOTT WILLIAAS'
ID. D.. BISHOP OF MARQUETTE,
MICH: THE PHILOSOPHERS
QUEST"
500 D. m.-Rer. G Ernest Smith, D. D.. rector:
LESSONS FROM THE PAST.
n. Beginning January January ez-
ceptedl Sundays at T. m. the Bishop Of Mar
quette will preach a course Of sermons IN 81.
Thomas Un FAITH AND LIFE
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and C sts. NV. Rev,
George W. Van Fossen. rector. a. m, Holy
Communion; IL a. m. morning service and sermon
u m, evening service and sermon. Monday tClr-
cImcision) and Saturday Epiphany, 8, IL, and
As; other days, $50
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Mass. ave. and
18th st. NV. Rev. ]. Henning Nelms, rector; Rev
John L. Ewell, associate; Rev. Edward $. Hale,
curate. Sunday services, and II a. m.' 4:l5 and
sE m.
ALL SOULS MISSION. cor. Conn. and Cathedral
aTes- Rev. J. Macbride sterrett ID. D.. minister
in charge. Services at II and $50 The Rev. Karl
NJ. Block will preach at 41D.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. cor. 18th and Corcoran
sts. NV. Rev. J. ]. Dimon. rector; Rev. W. NJ
munion; go Sunday school; IL. morning service
and sermon: g. evening service and sermon. The
rector will preach at both services.
THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
Sixth and I sts. ne
Rev. c. S. Abbott vicar; Rev. @. p. Christian,
cuTate.
Mr.. Herbert C. Merrill, lay reader for the deaf.
10 a. m.-Holy Communion.
II 90 a. m.-Maning prayer and sermon.
II 90 m.-Service in sign language in parish hall.
400 n m.-ETensong and address.
1a5 p. m--Evening prayer and sermon.
THE FEAST OF THE CIRCUMCISION, JAN. l.:
30 a m,-Holy Communion.
800 a m.-Morning prayer.
10 90 a. m.-Holy Communion and ordination to the
diaconate. The Right Rev. Alfred
Harding D. D.. Bishop Of Washing
ton, will oficiate. The service will be
conducted both in the spoken language
and in the sign language.
PEOPLES EYENSONG, ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH,
Mount st. Alban. Sunday. December 81. 1911. at
I. Special preacher Rev. William Morgan
JCnes NJ A. The Christmas festival service will
be repeated. Anthem. There Were Shepherds
Abiding in the Field" (Fosterl; Magnifcat and
Nunc Dimittis (Brewer); Old English carols,
Good King wenceslas," God Rest You. Merry
Gentlemen while shepherds Watched Their
F1ocks by Night" The Silent Night Haydn /;
20 Holy Night tAdaml. Take Tennalytown
cans.
CHRIST CHURCH, Georgetown. Rev. James H.
W. Blake, rector ! 30 4. M, Holy Communion;
$50 a. m, Sunday school; IL a. m, full service
and sermon BY the rector; y. m, special service
and dedication Of Memorial Tablet.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia road, near l4th St Rev. Frank ]. Good
win. minister. Morning service, IL O'Clock; address
by Mr.. William Knowles Cooper and the minister
subject Systematic Benevolence. Evening ssrT'
ice, O'Clock; sermon by the minister; subject,
Securing OF the Rust OF Life" Sunday school,
$50 A. m. adult classes; 10 a. m. Christian
EndeaTor meeting, go p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. 10th
and sts nS. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow, d. D..
pastor; Rev =. Il. Swift, assistant pastor. II
a. M. public worship with sermon BY the pastor
subject "A WAY TRAVELLED But ONCE
Music By the quartet and chorus choir. ESQ a. m,
Sunday school; 645 ?. M, Y. p. 8. c. e. p.
m. public worship; sermon by the pastor; subject,
THE SHORTNESS OF LIFE
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To GIVE Chrintmas Canfatn.

The last Sunday evening OF the old year
win be devoted to music In Keller Memo
rial Lutheran Church. Maryland avenues
and Ninth street northeast A ChrlstrnaS
cantata. entitled ''The First Christnas.' =
win be rendered by the Young Peoples
Choir. under the direction OF the chnr-
lister, W. o. Little.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW q
IN WASHINGTON ANDNITS VICINITY
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n St.
DIR. ]. J. Muir, pastor. Preaching: II q m.
Accounts Squared . 10 n m. watch night service.
Bible school. go a. m; C. E.. p. m.
z. HEZ SwEM's subject: .'Ths Highest Piacs
Offered to Washington People" Sunday night, y
oc. No morning meeting. Capital Baptist Church,
typographical Temple. E23 st. NV
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18th and L stS.
Ulysses g. B. Pierce. D. D.. minister. s35 4. m.
Sunday school: Post graduate Class Class for tbs
Comparative Study Of Religion and Unity Study
Class. II a. m. morning service; sermon By Dr.
Pierce. There is also kindergarten during the
hour Of morning worship 40 ?. m. Young PeO-
pies Religious Union. The public inTited to all
services
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(Iathnlt

At ST. PatriclL,s Church next Sunday
Right Rev. William T. Russell win
preach at the late mass, which VIII be
q solemn high mass celebrated by Rev.
James A. Smyth. Thanksgiving dona-
tions win be neld In the evening at 7:so
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th and L Sts. Nv.
Rev John Van SchaIck. IT.. pastor. II g. m,
morning service; sermon by President L. B. Fisher.
ID. D., Of Lombard College. 9:45 a. m, Sunday
school; II a. m, kindergarten; p m. Y. p.
c. U.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Ith
and R sts. NV. Services Sunday, II o. n. and .
p. m
Subject: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Sunday school, IL a. m wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited. All
seats free. Free reading room col ColoEado Bldg
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at II O'Clock In Rauschers
Hail. Conn. ave. and st. Subject Of lecture b.
Bishop OLIVER o. SABIN Mind Control 50
Seats free surroundings elegant; haIl eommodioia.
All invited.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION, a4-2s n st, John Marshall
place.. Tonight. the Penecostal Band Of Brook
lyu. \. Y, will speak and sing. Sunday breakfase
service. $50 a. m. afternoon service, p N.
watch-night service from I .. N. to Il midnight.
Congressman lloyd. Of Missouri viii speak Gt .
O'Clock. New Years Day: Gospel services in the
hall from II O'Clock noon to 80 .. m Reception
daily invited. To
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and CoTcoran sts nv-ThG
Rev. Frank sewall, d. D., pastor, will preach at
and lecture T:3J O'Clock: WHAT is TIME
Or, The Sermon Of the Clock for New Years
Eve" All are welcome. Free loan library Of the
writings Of SWedenborg. Free tracts In ths vesti-
bule.
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SPIRITUALITY.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian Tsn-
pie. l0l2 9Th st. NV, second floor. 73o D. m,
services by Mr.. and Afrs. Kates, with measaEeS
Watch meeting assisted by other mediums. All
invited
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Sd and A sts- se.
Rev. c. r. Stetson, Rector.
Morning service and sermon. IL 90
Every one is welcome.
THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Old Church Of Christ and His Apostles.
Adapted for the American People.
Thoroughly American. Purely Catholic.
The Nativity. 18th and A 80. BIS, II, g.
The Resurrection, 80, 4.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. g St. between 18th and
18th sts. Rev. DR.. X. H. McKm, rector. Holy
Communion, a. m; other services, II a. m. and
p. IN. Special New Year service p. m; organ
recital, 80 TO p. m. The rector will preach at
II and g. All seats free, except at II e. m
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THEOSOPHY.

THE MYSTERY OF DEATH"
Lecture by
DIR. W. W. BAKER,
Sunday, rs at Theosophic Hail. l57 81
Public invited.
THE WASHINGTON LODGE THEoSOPHICAL a
SOCIETY, so Z Cap. st. Sunday 3 p m, Mr..
Frank L. Read will give a musical lecture on
"Parsifal." All invited.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
tan Sides Of All Questions.l

PROF. ISAAC A. HOURwICH on Economics of
Immigration'' Lively discussion. Pythian Tenn
pie lOl2 9th 81 NV. y. m. Welcome.
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Y. w. G. A.

YOUNG wONIEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
18th and F sta NV. Vsper service, 40 D. m.
Speaker. Rev n. G. Scarito: subject, MY Work
in Italian Mission" Singing BY italian ch1-
dren.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Mis-
Emma Gray and Dr.. Kicker teachers and healerS
Of % years experience. Daily noon meeting
Bldg & 9Th.
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LECTURE.

W. ]. CoLyILLE LECTURES IN FLYNN's ooL-
legs Hall. sth and SITS. NV. p M: Tbs
Law Of Karna-Its Relation to Human Liberty.
9 y. m. "A Review Of 1911 and the Outlook for
1872" II p. N, vatch-night meeting. Lectures
Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday. Friday. .. m.
Also "Wednesday and Friday, 2. m.
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MEMS MEETING.
7. NJ. @. A O'CLOCK.
HON. MARTIN A. MORRISON,
Of Indiana.
"A NEW YEARS MEssAGR"
Special music.
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST,

MEMORIAL S. D. A. CHURCH. IZlO 18th t. nv.
Service every Sunday evening. rs. Subject for
Sunday. December 81: Events OF 1911 and Their
Lessons for the New Year" Public cordially in
Vited.
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At Bethany Baptist Church double
Sunday school celebration was held yes
terday, to accommodate the members OF
the school To-morrow's services will be
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Hugh
Stevenson. The mornings sermon is on
Signs of the times" and the evening
of "Squaring accounts" The watch
night service opens at II o'clock There
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-18

Thus it will be that
holders reside largely
nearly double that OF
in Nebraska and bordering states
These figures taken public
residing OF
public because the
high expectation life.
These statistics highly polyholder
western insurance called
death
is required stands
uated Whatever be
The Bankers Reserve Life Company
tunae this regard The
estimate the American mortality predicted
that the mortality of risks
$a3460S But the actual mortality sum-
being $1O06S6much less than half the predicted
This fact of every
the ewest death losses best able
the desirable which
The Bankers Reserve Life Company
conservative all OF
strongest financial institutions exceeding
O0O and with
The securities county
municipal registered bonds
estate The interest receipts
months Of 1911 than
that time This the highest
giving evidence OF able of
policies This
business and making attractive
ka and other states Evidence that policies
found the fact that It's
$2s0000OO
OF this section interested Company
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-18
Westerners Live the Longer
Comparatively Low Death Rate in Nebraska
and Bordering States.

Is It reported, people of
the United States is declnng2
Less than so
not protected against the
contagious diseases they
so carefully examined quarantine
recent immigration laws AS 1898 Orleans practically
defenseess against attack yellow while
mune thanks scientific discovery proficient
SO great has been the advance scientific
society against the blight Of epidemic disease public
rests in comparative security This explains life
panies long found desirable
ing epidemic diseases Nearly
containing clause permitting the policy holder permit
under the terms of which he without vaang his
insurance IL Interesting this
American did disturb eQuanmity
companies
Happily the United
diseases aud from the possibility
insurance companies
which follows in the wake of national
have scientific methods for finding the
deathae of the people that holders
have whsood the searching physical
has been able forecast the duration individuals
but has been found the probable deaths
in thousand Of people in
For Bureau years,
statistics,
aon within given number of and principal cities
The latest bulletin the subject has Just issued OF
figures apply all the
bulletin we'll the OF 1900 clearly shows
death be higher
1t the this
established facts The table herewith
authentic
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-18

NinnssOta delegation and adopted unanl-
mously.
Other members OF the committee on
resolutions we're:
A. Fremont Older. California; o. l..
Gear, Arizona; W, X. hoyt, Oklahoma
L. .. Nhedon, Neblashe; howard J.
clark, Iowa >, J. LeRny. Montana, a. Nj.
Mitchell, North Dakota, q. : Basforu.
south Dakota; James Manahan, Mnne-
sofa; A. w Sanborn wisconsin, Mr
Leo, Indiana: Arthur ). Shorr, Michigan,
George L, Record, New Jersey; Richard
Crane III, Connecticut Robert NJ. Turner,
Massachusetts. A. Z. Grimm, Tennessee,
w. c.. Glassman. Utah, and J, NJ. tnger.
soil of Idaho.
Members Of the finance committee were:
j. j. Mccarthy, Nebraska: G. A. Car
penter, Iowa; Albert Anderson. Montana
w, J. Price North Dakota; r. o. Rich
ards, South Dakota. Thomas Frazer. Min
nesota; A. NJ. Stoudahl. Wisconsin; Al.
fred L. Baker, Illinois, Proctor X. owens
Michigan. John d. Fackler. ohio Gilbert
z. Ross. New York; l.. h. Osborne, New
Jersey: r., G. Stewart Tennessee; J. S,
Temple. Colorado, and W. j. Price OF
North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-18
Colorado Shows How
to Grow Good Pears

Charles A. Robinson, q lawyer by pro-
fession but a real estate man by choice,
is here from Denver to exhibit products
of the San Luis Valley at the Omaha
Land show. THE beauty Of the San
Luis valley" he said, is that with cost
not exceeding 800 you can bore an
artesian well that will spout the purest
water in the world. But something else
we have that no other country can boast
In a soil that will grow peas 80 plenti-
fully that we can raise any number OF
hogs on field OF them. When the peas
are ripe the hogs. or sheep for that
matter. are turned into the field and
that is all the care they will need. a."
The exhibits brought by Mr.. Robinson
included cluster of pea-vines more
than eight feet long. He also has every
variety of grasses and vegetables raised
in the San Luis valley. he ls being
assisted in exhibiting these products by
T. w. Crew Of st. Paul and Clyde Oman
Of Wayne, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-18
Ad-Getting Grew
Selects Wednesday
to Visit Coliseum

Acting IN conjunction with the retail
business men Of tho city and the clerks
the members Of the "A Mems club have
secured Wednesday night on which 90
attend the Land show Manager Buckley
has set the night aside aud is busily en-
gagged In preparing the program Tor the
occasion.
Ad Mems nikht will prove one Of the
stellar events Of the Land show, as the
Indications are that at least 1000 Of the
members Of the three organisations will
attend in body. Those IN the central
and southern portion Of the city will
come on chartered street cars. while
those from the north and west will come
on the regular trains. The program will
begin soon after o'clock and will con-
tinue for fully an hour. the exercises he
ing conducted on the main stage OF the
large building. Besides the special music
both Instrumental and vocal, there will
be a lecture by J. 5. Knox Of the Knox
School OF salesmsnship. This lecture will
be Of special interest 20 not only the clerk
but also TO the merchant. the banker. the
manufacturer and all others who employ
help. During the course Of his lecture
Mr.. Knox will deal with the many ques-
tons that enter into the successful con
duct Of business in various lines. lie will
give the real definition OF 'salesmanship''
and explain why 30 many men fan IN
business. as we'll as explaining why clerks
plod along, receiving small salaries. lie
will take up tho positive and also the
negative side OF business, showing what
10 needed TO make business a success.
President Gering Of the I'D Mems club
has taken hold Of the matter and is stir.
ring UP enthusiasm among the club mem
bers. The latest advioes from him are
to the effect that nearly every member
Of the club will be IN attendance,