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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS
Will Be Held On MAY IL
And 13,

Miss Jennie West, Superintendent
OF schools, has announced the fol-
lowing examinations at the court
house:
On Friday and Saturday, May IL
and ID, there will be an examination
Tor graduates Of the county schools.
On the certificate received at this
examination will the pupils be ad-
mltted to the high school if they
desire.
On May 10 and 20 the examination
oil white teachers will be held and
on May 26 and q the examination
for colored teachers will take place.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04
RESOLUTIONS
OF Respect On Charles l.
Daniel.

Hall. Green River Lodge No. Sd,
|. o. o. F.-Our brother united with
Chen River Lodge on the 18th day
ofNovember 1901. And since receiv.
ing the stroke that made him a
member and Peer in our ChivaIrous
order, he has ever been true and
loyal to it's tenets and a worthy ex-
emplar of it's high and noble princi-
Piles. And whereas, our dearly be-
loved brother Charles l.. Daniel has
been suddenly called by the ruler of
the universe to his home on high,
for the final test of his brave soul
and chivalric spirit, therefore, be it
Resolved, by Green River lodge,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04
STATE CAMP
Of Woodmen in Session at
Bowling Green.

Bowling Green. May 3.-The Third
Triennial Camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America convened in
the Y. M. G. A. at 10 a. m. today.
One hundred and four delegates and
many alternates. and many visiting
Woodmen are in attendance.
The State Camp delegates repre-.
sent a membership of 23,224 in the
State.
Sam A. Smith, of Mayfeld, is
State Consul.
A generous man doesn't give his
friends away.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04

W. A. Southall. of Amarillo, Tex,
who visited his parents this week,
left last night for his home. Mr..
Southall is connected with a large
hotel in Amarillo.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04

j. =. Slaughter, who has been at
tending the University of Louisville,
has returned home to spend vaca-
ton.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04

Men who mean no harm are not
necessarily harmless.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-04

Binks-Is It hard to propose to q
girl?
Blinks-Depends on the girl
Binks-How so?
Bllnks--lf she has been out several
seasons II is hard not to-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

WASHINGTON March B-.spe-ial 10
The Bee D-E.ack 10 washt-Erua are nov
turning the socsry folks uho have been
spe1EinE a hr5af period a. the resorts
and travelling IN the s0uth aR6 tu the West
Iudies ana the new order resulting from
ths changes i- crfcial NE iu me capital
IS a-rauE1nE for q renewal q the Eaieri=s
thai hare marked me season which has
been a brElianr one from many visW-
points.
MEuy are spending Lsnren Heasuu quietly,
while others are travelling CT A. the re-
Sorts There are several Marriages maj
uIu Occupy Hrtsulu1 % many IL ufh-ial
Ifs 5uT1nE frs SPACE betueeE the passing
Of TIE old congress and TIE ASSEMBLING
10 extra session % the new. Miss Hsien
Taft uho has beez The Erslcsfll rsCLpisn-
q the seasons uuEt LAVISH Attentions,
hzs s2ert q par q rne Leunsn season
or her Alma uazer. B-En Mawr college
where il - reported Ehe may return when
ber u1oIher Crews srru-Es- IN health and
sinish q college eUu-ss which Hhs gave
ID in order 20 nEhtsn ne social burdens
q hs- aothsr a. Mistress q the " kite
E5uss-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Mary e her friends IN Washington rsErst
taa departure Ct Mrs Depsw. w11s q Sen-
afur Chauncsy NJ Depew q New Eurk
VIVA retired wiz Ihs passing q The old
congress Ms DspeU. We Was formerly
Ness May P1l@sr cane 90 WEsh11Eton
as q bride ard fur several years has been
Q chE--tnE hostess q Lhe cEEIrsL
While hsr father 10 retiring from m
Epsaksrship. re remains IN congress 50
That AEisE CEnno- VIII cuur1nUe 70 occupy
tie euu-Ending puEtIan IN WEshingrun
society shs has bed far the last few years
Ths extra sassion Of -u1Eresa hrnEE new
powers in borh Lhs polri1El and social
worlds AZ uncs int EruulEencs- Ms
C-hazp Clark. ne wife q TIE next speaker.
10 uns q the cisvereEt ana most i1tH1eEt-
ing women 10 The cunErsssl1ual circle Her
Yaars q rssi1encs here As the vie q q
ne1ber have Eive1 her vide acgllst1r-
nncs IN TIE vzriuus circles q socl4ry- Shs
has besn 0ns q TIE r11Ars q TIE Chr
ErsssiurH1 club since n caEs into sZ1s--
snoe. NJ and Ms Clark have Al al
rrActirs Ep4Ftmelr AZ the Turoz1o. Their
dauEh-Hr. Miss Gsnsvlevs ClETk. is Artsn1-
ilg school hsrs i1 n Eshlaguul-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

AEnsr1uun witsw, Mrs. Marcos DAILY q
NeW Turk and Msl1znA- has carried ct
al the hunara q fancy drsss balls lbs
seszu1, says a repOrx truz Paris Ma
DAILY Is ne wl10w - the lErs MAruus DAILY
q TIE AEac0neA coppsr me q zufr5-
1l-Ll1lA-rs- rEctng EAn E2d Ets-IonE con-
psu1ur q f1rElsr Senator W-IEAn A Cara
she spsEr rns winter N PEr1s. a. has been
hsr s1srun fer sEusra1 Ea4rE. but hEs Ar
rp9d n NsW TurE ne fancy dress haE
a. shlch SIZE Zszs EacE . sz1Ez-uzaI rar-
cess Was hsld a. ne Estsl Bzz1 sssuu-
Sullzsr-a1G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

BY MAREAEET WATTS uE FEEsTE-E-
NEW YORK March 18-- SPECIAL 20 ne
Bee b--AlIaolEh tns early part % ne socal
sesrr u-as not tistlnEIshed b. any lzrEs
l-Ubsr q ElarrlAEss. the annauncs-nsz-s
GO ths last fsw DAYS ludl1Ets that the zEu-
aer wll sbuu large a1crsass m rhs cary
sF-aE In whlch sucetv Is uIz-L i--lerszTs1
a carnage q unsaal iuteres- dZr1g ire
wssk E-zs rhA1 q M OEde1 NILS Esid
o. SsW Turk ana Mss Heea Mllss RaE-
srs daGEh1zr q Mrs BeE1aEiu TaI1ot
Rogers q E-a1ze. Wis The W~d1lnE tocE
place in ths eaapsI ar EHen= ua8aEs. .q-lE
q few fr.f1ds beng ln A-tEnaau1e- ny
Fed rs ina scr CO Aubassaea- 90 EzEiEld
Es5 ard Mrs. EEs- zee r1lpls u11 RESIDE
n NHw Eurk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

uHs f----su--s 20 r----r E-rs rr-
rear aro. and ls wen E-1uu - a--rT I-
L.1-1r- ard Fa-ls as Es Eew E--s
d. Ealu- we vas r-a+ua-a5 t--- bar
YARD lzE ga-e roe arta-t=5 -- ere
STATE 5aua-r-nrr
t-u-ra- NJ Gasla- Hsr-- -a---a1 BAL
p-=-la -cIa-- % FrEale'r-a Ia=t s---
u=
James "a Ea-e. TARA ana bis h--a
rr--e-r Mrs Ms--- Dos CO Eas-a-
sa-rr-e- q M and Mrs E-ta-l s. Dow
vh- were MARRIED Ia-- vrsk are --w t-
E--u-e uhs-e they VI spen5 --= sr--E
m1r-hs Upu- rhsr -et-n 80 Aue-cs
M BE-e u1 EEe rr his RESI- +Hnca err
Npururr n-s make ne bone IN Ha=-or
Were be- vl enter h-s.-=ss-
M- ara Mrs ~ra-l-s A. Moore -f -.-
Frauc=ro have rsasrtv beer guests az
TIE 81 Rsrz n New Tu-E Mrs E-5er
s McCur--k q -et-a-1 las -1red he-
so1- M F-oHs-r p M-Co-uick ar --s
Flaza b1-sL hers they VII be located f1-
sc-= tine
Mrs Ss-er unIa- Rl--er. wa Iaf- Nev
York last u-eE for Caf-rriz WI sail
early t- IRE s-uuer f-r Japa--
-he v-z5-r q MISS C-aa1s Hol-
sa-Et-sr OF Mr. and N-z T-r- Err "a
san Lake City ard M r. A. Titsn
=u- q M and Mrs E5s-rr L-1leIr- Cd.
ID uElFee t1ok place m r-e F--E s.
RsEis On Fs1r-s-- o. THE ez-e-1-y wa.
uerfr--=d o. Justice Amend
The b-s1# a hose fz-rer gave r=r auar
we're a white lace Egz1 ard earned a bon
gle- q lilies q Lhe vzlsT an5 1-ctids
ne uulT srtendz-t vas NJ. George Llh-
lein brother GO ire B-16erroo--
IRE marriage Vas very 1Gie-v csle
hra-H6 unIy q few f1er5s bang s-rrset
n Ire fact l-tl ft reached The -resF a fau
Ezvs since
M~r Mar r T-urs-u- ul=cs q TIE lad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Mrs. TAR Il EfvinE = series q uls-cales
a. the Whrs Holss 5url1E ne Leu1sr
season, rhs frsI q Wkieh VAS }Est FTldAy
evening one @ TIE artists TO appear M
TIE series Is W-lfi6 LAzrler Murls0n o.
Ca1Adar a boy suErEn1 WHO has been
beard here n Cuncsrr frequently dZr5lg
TIE seasun- EAE1E numsruus TIPS BE-
tween heTs and hiE baUs tn OTTAWA He
is q rslArEEsls EtnEsr and Uada . great
success before me late King EdwErc On
ms rr1P ahroad BsFsrzl years AZ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Mrs theodore J. PICKETT rad Sc her
guests last week her cousins. D- and Ms
H. p Davis q Fu1lsnE- ore uho were
tr w-ashi1Eron fnr q sa1rt rts- Enruurs
ra rh=tr hone after rwo Years absence r
Europe Dr. Iaris spent ysA- tn Vienna
r hospital w1rk there Ms. wliB- A
1iElksr of Balt-o-s SISTER q Mrs. Fiek-
EFT vas also m washlnston VIII BE- REL
stfves. dung theIr stop here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

The Womzu's Label lsAEua which wEs
rsusltiy organized YIN meet On FridEy
evening Marc - - Myrtle ha-l. In ne
CunrtDsu1sl hloCk Ths nesting whlch To
called for clocE 10 open and al are
lzvttsd 10 attend IN IN especially urEs5
au WCmsn uho Ers tnueres-ed In the rtlal
ec1nuEic Clssrluns involved b tn wzRs
Eorksr question 70 arrHnd Ths cbjsct q
the lsas-us IS % slcgEraEs rhe puTchEss q
Eoods mz6e un6er Unau1 cou6f15uns- which
means ne aiscu1rAEs1e11 e. the product
a. TIE sWsarslaop. the uansDsnt factory and
ziuslar conditions q r1Anufacrure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

ne marriage e DU-nress MErooI vun
AsruidinEsa q Wzsh1EErul ~ n Sane
NuErls q Er1EtuL p L. -guk place so6ET
a. TIE h11a q Mrs Jaseph r stone
neither q ths bri1e AZ Nswpurt The Rev
Dr. Ea1rEe LoCks- reCl-r e 81. MlEhaEI 3
-h--rh- afflciE-=6 OElT q few frizBEs an6
relatives Wsre present A. The narriaEs
WE-Eh WHH faluwed By q hreEkfas1 AfrsF
wsdME uiE NJ. Nurris and ms tri6z
wll EAks -bsr h1E1s t- Esu T1rk Mss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

u.aua-s .at u1 be- r-ss-s an tbs l=c-
.-re
1--s George p ua-r t-s nsu-r sasersd
rres.ds-- rf tae OMAHA rhar-sr -f e
g. r-eeder- a- are meeting wr-r uss
teld We5res5sr af-s--a-- - ire ho-s q
Mrs. James Fh 90 south -tir-l-t
avenue AT --E meeting the new 1fies-s
ue-F a-ed and o1-rl-raes uz-ad 90
pan f-- ire -eE- pears u--k Mss Fz--is
-tsn- pr vas ass s-a-- hostess
a --wnar af scl-r Omaha r. z co. t--
.-- r-e state erEarl1sr Mrs. HuEres
u=re E-es-s s- The meeting. IRE u-ur-z-
re.lse5 several piano E--1e-s E1van tg
Mss DAVIS Ers. WbeoK and hrs Monroe
Tts hostess sl-u-zsE tts -ha--=r tE
serving pretty t-1rhe1n. o. uhl-t e.
Fau-.ks cas- 5eeoraEc- us-s seflf--y
Used
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Washington Social Gossip

Secretly Leaders Rstnzg-MAzy
Plans Beng Official Lfs-Russ
Holding Society Folks the ous LfGossp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

The uer1fuE q the councI % The rsa-
EraI Federsuur q Won.eu's clues ls an
n0unced FIR Aurl 90 and q a-E VIZ Be
hald I'm Msu1pais. Tenn. IRE oouncil in
cludes TIRE officers Of rhe EHnsrsl fedora
uo- the anaIrmsn q the general co-uit-
tees and tire state rresl5errs
Ms Desha ErsckenridEe Of Ee-rurFv
Mrs John a. Nazh Ct Iowa ana Nm
Mst--eWE % LJUislana have charre a tie
srrHnEs-euIs for the -set-g- re CaEuae
h1tFL ar futsrez1nr old hotel. reufnafuI
q the sul1h q the cid regime WIZ -
haadqla-rers Mrs r. z GARY e Men
pms ls Chairman Of the cuErn-1rtee rlnruurh
wbun hute azranEeaenrs are made
ne board VIZ b. tz session Aprl q and
"a and aEaiz On AprI
reception given by the Memphis clun
women wll BE- the uffic.al welcome 70
these Attending the councl rnesrinE The
feature Of the opening evening WI Be- al
dresses by Mr Edward j. Ware q the
University q Va iscunsin W.ho I'D rs-ark-
abe wc-E an Rochester " Y as orEar-
IEer and s-pervlsur q ire sociRl wurK cE--
ned OF in puhlic scb0ol houses ne SUB
3sCL W der Use q the SchoaI Plant" Vas
selected because il u believed thAr the use
q the scbool house both IN TIE cfrsas and
in rural uOumzunauies Il q Eve Issue today
II Il planned TO fslgW M. wares talk
VIA EUns ra1ks from ons or no q the
sgu1hern wuuel wa are ccnducrinE Il
peri-nsu1E IN ser1eEsn1 schooIs anaunE tie
ne zountzln whites e ths Aulalachsnn
rsEiua-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Personal Notes From Gotham

Marriages Socisfy Decided
Early sprIng-Rsid Rogers Wedding Notable Racine
Coege-ss shss5y Of Denver Engaged Townsend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Aulu-1ceEs1- has Dssn ma8e - - en-
EEEsusut q KISS CeaeLa gaogusEn May
gu-nEss- eaEEktsr q CuIunsI su6 Mrs
Henry Ma q #zzMnrfus- u. C. 20 M
Eouerr L. Eacul- aa1 - 80 EIhzsEa51r
ra FrAucs, and Mrz Bzuul- Mss May
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

las announced the engagement q his
dazEhtsr anche 20 NJ. Pau " EEur1-
rsv Ct NehraskA The wedding wll take
place 1hs latter part q june
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

r... NE %
Ef
- F 1ear- %
t ~ r
- Ms -cuHr- Pre-
20 trr r- 07--
Mrs pre-
~ az Ire -
Er Mrs. E Ai5e--uE
Peg rew 20 James ADAMS rr-
s 11s sr- Years a. Han 1cl-a
" " r ee- -s
- r TIE tsga-r-s-- o. --s
- u- t-- -- ---d be-
cause @ vas UNITED
"r--F &lrc uruea- s-1 ser
E-aTr-a sF -i-r-s-a5 a. re meet
re ef TIRE elt T-rles -e-a~-r1s-E -ss-
car afFrrao- rr hrs Ilu
-ss Spent che aE- -ra rHa-- l lra- c----
-- EH Ea=s u ur=s-- az the
s- at I'D
rrerrs Mrs -arl -r--a- -ea1
q Hr- t-- - Iar Glover f1~lH-
-F-bHr rf tr+ oman clue. r-- Row q
re=tde-- ~ .-aa Mrs Eeie- k=t=F Whc
ras r=0FrtT H--ec trou o. r-s- 1 CALI
fr--s r- % REP r-u Ms No. r
Cn-s-u-. prr=l5eaF st tire wuuars --lh.
rsv-HU copies 1t esr=rsl rla interest
Tee H-a-9-d E1o-rc aeos-tH.s-
ans 81 le1-E 20 ~oh l11ara p H1s s
cay Al-
AarE-
-- Inspect PIE aa1sT eaF as9 ne
za1s---zr- faaa o Similar 5aunt 90 r=-
re 77 aes a.sa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

This institution - the C1ly o1s
tn he central west with ssparBta
buildtrEs situated IN their ow1
ample grounds. Jet entirely dis
ttzct and rendering Il posEfsls %
classify cases Tie O1e building
bsing fiuad fer Ezd devoted 70 ths
treatment q nozeoatAEiouH AMI
CCE1E1rsl diseases, 10 CthsrH -
Ing G6Ztrted The ether, Rest
CuctaEe, being designed for Eza
devoted 70 the excluEfFs treEfEsnt
Of selsrI mental essea rec U1rz1E
for q the wauchfuI care a25 Sc
cal nursing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

ire NsEiaaz azhasssd1r and rs a-i5s
-e-1-a 6s "a BEr-a- recHived a. s-hsssy
SATURDAY Ths 5ip-u=st f-oE the repuhlil
On the scum and EiE Hrl6e have been
-act sr-erral1ed s1es -hsr a-T-val E
TVzsht-E-c-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Among the Women's Clubs

Work Of Consumers League IoFis so-al Science Department Meet
-gSisl Cc1dons Eszco WI Considered Meeting q
Czrsz Topics DsFzrnsnt-Cab south Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

M Eenry Eames 81 LED1uin- has seer
-url-sd D. me OMAHA Society q Pine Arts
to give q Easic lecuuus a. the last Ussl-ng
q ths soeisly for rEis seEson- ne pro-
gram WI BE- given az the Eudrar11rn q
ire Young Wouans Chrlslal associEIol
1-ldinE TIE morulng q AFrl Ms
Ezrues WI assist a. ths piano
The Tuesday Morniug Musisals cllb and
the arr and mzsic departments 81 ne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

-ae susaEeue-- aas Beer H-nu-zce1 q
Mss Fl1reze= Shee5y ss-u11 6s.zEr-zr
q gEr ard Mrs Deuzs Sn=e5y ~ Dezvsr
Cole 70 I ToElss1d B-rdsn- -- saa q
Nr and Mrs J. TuuEssDE Burden q Ezst
1slneIV-secund street NEu Vera Tls mar
-ags q Kiss Ehee1g-s slster re- Euae-r z.
La7t-Esran Ia pace Fehr-ary g
Tus s1ee1yE spent wusT q l1E u-zrsr
ire FaEa- M EhsedF q q p-1unsrt
r-1l ~ me Ees- hsluE a lEul-Er HssoE-a-sc
ult1 ctler ven Encuu inst I--iaas.
NJ Bzr1Ez q nru-1er q Misses Eegs-gz
E-1 GEHu6c1yl E-rsaa- ard Vas Erndl-
a-ed trul Ez-vEr5 IN -E- and frun Lhs
EizETnrd Law =eholl I'VE yeara Iarsr-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Emma srun=. SISTER O. the countess vas
raid O. h1nur.
In Detroit Mo- c1dHv Cu1E-ess-1sn
Edwin Deztv married Mss Mare Ttu-ber,
daUEh1sr q the late Kerry r Thu-her.
The wedding was Witnessed only rv Dern-
beers OF the families. E-=F-sss1rsrive D.eztr
win take his bride 10 Europe f1r rhel-
ed6luE trip They VIII auu-E other
places. vis- "a Vienna where Mr.. DenhFE
trulner. 1Lr. ChzrlaE DentT. is cunsU gen
erz1 M DENLY had for hls best man al
me wedding Mr Henry T. Lister q De-
rrui-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

$780,. 49, .-.- ID. - 80 ---.-.-----.
- -. -
- -
-
-..- .--. -
y.
-
49, --. 1891. Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Tie enE4Esle1t q Mss Me-h D1p1rr
-lea1. q azlEhtsr g Nrz Esszr LaFy q
SEP york M E ~er Ua-re- 81
-a--=lrEe Eg- has aer a-n1lEces- Mss
~leses tatasr as tls -z-s rruuas A.
eaFeE % LulsE.le Hsr slsrf41Esr Nr
LlssE. hUag laFr lauFr-a sT 90 NeN
f-rE - D-E Fres1aur q A. nE-ra11s
o1ZlaEg- NJ "a AREA q SEA q HAIRY
n ErrE- ~ L.l-sF-s he s q Fr1acs-u-
Era5zars. CLASS % laT Its Es61uE u-l
lake ace aary RI JEre
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

u-aha Warans clzb O. the ran u-av mar
service Reid ne mol-hIv rleFrnr w-aEnre-
1aF s- IRE Bone C M-s. lean " TarIc-
Mrs. W . Nasn vas f- charge OF tine .n-
rsrHs-uE uruErHm gwen Mrs. Harriet
MacM urT-v EErs tam en- Pure Food
ard E5olsshoIE Ecunuulcs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

s1-E r-v fz -- entertain the l.lr vo-
uEE % Iowa Ms i--Z the Gates e --s
1isr-is q -re Iowa Fede-s-i01 u We
mems eII1s The l-T F-6era-an % Wo-
uen -lus l- vtilh LarEs proportion q
TIRE prla----rauar s-laE. and erer social
-l1hs are arr iafed- is 70 BE- t-s official
hostess ard Is king every srra- re-err
tc make the -ee-1-E u1-suu--rr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

nr anl Ars 4llE i3avs IEauu1u1 have
cEr1 - rhEr rueEzrF a. Wask1EE-nc
Cor r1s rsEa-n1sr 81 Srs saason And ans
-E AeE herk l=E have raEaE :
-1lss FIR ne seazan "a Lansaa were M
EE-Duuc E1es a. sTellaL EUaEssa11T q
ire Uu1e1 states l1 ras c1ru-alar 20
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

me wss see srarv TeU=-s' Iesr1s wlu
meet III u-sdaF zfternoo- at sE a--Iucr
st trs p-oac LhrarF. @rr-E s-ur1as are r7
FURNISH IRE tuuic an6 r1mtcrs are We
cone Mrs. Pose Cc1s-an vi be in
c-a-re 81 ire uraErau
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Phlosophy and Ethizs dspartmsut VII
meet TuesdaT z1tsrlaoa A. O'Clock A.
Lns lIah rooms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

IRE Uar-acs was very gEetIv csIe-
sra-H6- unIy a few f1en5s bang s-rr.se5
~ re fart u-tl On reached the -.resF a few
zzVs since.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Emma sruns SISTER CT the countess. Taz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

The usut,srs Of ire Omaha Wou-z1s
-ah have b-eu invited hT the Omaha So
ztF az Fre ARTS 10 amend the an eE-
H-h1r Tuesday afterneon during the hours
from -o g 7-c'oes. Tas irv1tatlon names
T1ssazE 81 club Oar and iucl1d=s an the
e-.h IN -ars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
Governor C0MHUTES
Sentence OF NEGRO
CARRIED FOR DEATH CRUCES
MESSAGE STOPS LEGAL
KILLING.


Oklahoma City, July 2S-As Sheriff
Spain stood in the cell Of John Pra-
ther, In the county jail today waiting
for the negro to prepare 90 le lead
TO the scaffold to be hanged am order
was received from Governor Cruce
committing his sentence TO life Inn
prisonment Prather is charged with
the murder of W. II. Archer for the
purpose of robbery
The incident surrounding the re-
prIeNe OF John Henry Prathcr ne
gro convicted to De hanged for the
murder of W. a. Archer We're sur
charged with dramatic interest.
prathcr had been dressed in his
death garb. The moose had been
made ready and IT was supposed that
within few more minutes the me-
gro's soul would be in eternity. The
jail was surrounded by an unusually
large guard of armed deputy sheriffs.
These were supplemented by the
presence of the local company of NIL
litia. There was also a great crowd
gathered, only a small per cent Of
whom, Of course, were admitted TO the
enclosure of the gailows, but who had
assembled out OF curiosity. When It
was announced that the negro had
been reprioNcd and his sentence com,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
SWINGING into Them
ALL ALONG THE line
EVERY SORT OF y TRUST KNOWN
TO BE BUSTED" SAYS
MICkERSH AN.

New York, July 26.-"The depart
ment OF Justice is planning yigor-
GUS prosecution against all monopo-
lies and combinations in restraint of
trade which do not dissolve or break
up, according to the Supreme Court
Interpretation OF the Sherman anti
trust law
Attorney General Wickersham is
authority for that statement. To
make the sherman law effective. the
'trust burtau" of the department is
working 10 It's fun capacity Probably
1000 complaints OF every sort from
feather dustor combination to a
telephone trust are before the de-
partment The department will have
iu the courts before the end Of the
year a dozen suits against antitrust
combinations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
Tulsa's Oldest Dry Goods Firm 10
Change Location.

ON August goth Brady's store,
founded 10y Tate Brady IN 1890, will
be succeeded 10y the Big 4 Mercantile
Company with $4,000 capital full
paid, and will remove from their pres
ent location 90 the scven-story Brady
building on North Main
st. Louis parties have become inter
ested with the Bradys and It is
planned to build up in the new loca-
uon "a great department. store
Under the Brady contract with the
new firm they do not take over a
penny's worth Of summer goods from
the present Brady stock, so beginning
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock the
entire remaining stock Of Strauss
Bros. spring Of 1911 styles mems all
wool plain and fancy worsted $3.50,
and $1,000 suits go at choice for $3.50.
About 800 $3.50 and $500 stetson
hats go at S315. Choice of about 500
pairs mems sweet-Orr and Paragon
$500 and 5000 mems pants go az
t2.C5.
The $500 and $3.50 pants go at
$40.
Choice Of about rs Gage and King
Bee ladies' $500 to $1,000 pattern
hats go at $50.
Choice OF $50 pairs boys soc khaki
pants 80 at 25c, the 800 ones for
59o.
Choice Of about 100 welshe's Phila-
delphia S2.oo Spring Felt mems hats
go at {1.S5.
About 200 ladies genuine Froelich
Hand Tailored ladies' skirts go at Ia
or.
goo pairs mems genuine Star Brand
kangaroo calf &225 mems shoes go
at S159.
l20 pairs mems genuine vici $500
bluchers go at I,S5
All ladies' $3.50 hand sewed welt
patent leather boots go at s2,50.
The $3.50 ones at $1.95 and the
$500 ones at $3.50.
coo pairs OF the genuine Tess and
Ted school shoes for boys and girls
so at sale prices.
We have thrown $50 pairs Of boys
$500 and s2bO shoes in TO one lot
at choice $3.50.
BRADy'S.
1900 The Old Reliable. 1911.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
BEWARE OF oINTRENTs FOR CATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
tenn when entering Il through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescription IRON reputable phys.
ieiaus. as the damage they win do Is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them, Halls Cntarrh Cure manufactured by
T. ]. Cheney s Co, Toledo O., contains no
mercury, aud Is taken internally, acting di.
rectly upon the blood aud mucous suraiees
Of the system. In buying Halle Catarrh
Cure be suns YOU get the genuine II 10
taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio.
by Y. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price T5e per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
Al. Rctnrn Of Allrrcd Eorrer.

Oklahoma city. July Ex-Governor
Cruce has issued a repuisltIon asking
tho return from Ohio Of +. C. Avery,
wanted in Cleveland County Oklaho-
ma, on a charge Of forgery. Avery
IS accused OF passing a forged check
for $3.50 ON the El Reno State Bank.
Avery IS said TO bo under arrest at
Cleveland