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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-05

weeks gone! You don't say? Why. Il.
seems only yesterday that you took
me under the shelter OF your wing and
had my first taste OF your delicious
apple pie"
MY delicious apple pie is oil right.
major, but must have monei to buy
It with. Your room and board amount
20 50 per week. Five times nine are
fdrty-fve"
Positively correct at the first guess
What landlady! What n noble wo
man. Wlint 2 head for figures. Forty
five dollars!"
And here is the bill. and I would
like the money"
bill eh; Yes. It's the bill. To five
weeks board aud room rent ut S0'prr
$40. Ny dear. dear lady. j. f. Nor
gan couldn't have done better himself
AT what college were you educatedY'
"We won't mind the college. major
The money. you know"
Wanted Real Money.
"The money? Certainly my dear,
ahd | wish you had spoken before
Thnts just like me 10 forget all about
it aud think | was nj home After this
Jog me up at the eud OF the week
Why. might have gone Off in your
debt"
II was watching to see that you
didnf"' WIS the reply.
I'm! I'm, My check book IS NJ the
office Forty-Hve dollars? Let me make
memorandum of that and briug up
The check This evening"
NO cherl,s, major want the cash.
"Of course-of course Well. ! shall
bring up the cash. No trouble at all
| had inuch rather pay IN cash
Thanks. my dear Look for oie and
the cash at q his evening. aud LET us
have another Of your delicious apple
pies IN honor Of the occasion"
Seventeen cents on the desk before
him and board bill Of $40 to pay nj O
O'Clock Major Crofo0t lost heart for
moment iI' never could get his
trunk ont without paving that bin
His dear lnpdlndg would lnsist on the
cash insread Of soft soap.
A knock at the door
"COme in"
IN old lGdy entered old. but still
spnghtly size was well dressed She
Ind keen look She looked like an
oid lady with Precnbacks in a stocking
ut home.
Good morning" she saluted in a
loud voice.
The malor caught on at once. She
was deaf
II was looking for
This la the right place" finished the
major as be- advanced aud handed her
chair Your name has skipped mo
for the moment"
How - Mako Money.
"Ah. yes. Stebbins Excuse me- Mrs.
Stebbins. A friend Of yours was here
yesterday ard said | might expect n
call from you. | vas looking for you
every moment"
"Why why, that's strange" she re.
piled
1T isn't strange. my dear woman.
That people wanJ 20 make money No
matter how much we have. wa sim
want more ! am here 10 make money.
and do make Il You have called TO
rec II ! have any scheme on hand
whereby you can make a hundred per
rent on your sayilgs insteid'of Eve"
"AVhy. cam" here to-sO"-
"Just s0-just So. You carDe here TO
make money. and you are going to
make II. AT least hair my clients be-
long to your soy. and you need offer no
excnse. Let me give You n bit Of his
tory TO preface the offer am going
70 make you. As q bey ! sloqd close
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-05
PROMOTER FAILS,
LandIady Demands SAG, and llc
Tries to Raise It.
THINKS WOMAN CALLER DEAF.

Tries to Get Her 70 Invest In etoek Of
Concern That ls Manufacturing New
Eardrum, but Learns That He Has
Made Mistake In His Estimate.
BY M. QUAD.
Tcopyrisht 1911 BY Associated Literary
Press
~NHERE It was on his desk be.
fore him. the sum Of IL cents,
IL and that morning, just as he
was leaving for his office. his
landlsdy had called him into the par
lor 10 say:
"AIajor Crofoot. you know the rules
of the house"
81 do, my dear" he had sweetly re
piled
Bills must be settled at the end OF
the week"
'"rhey must"
"But you have not settled for Eve
weeks now. Knowing you to be an
absentminded man. have let your &C
count run, but | can do so no longer
"Of course you can't-of course not
Dear me, but how the weeks fly! Five
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
Oilfields, California

The Tennessee boys are well
and most of them are at work.
California is larger in print
than any other way. The Coal
inga Valley has been represented
to me in many ways; boys who
have come from California back
to Tennessee, some at least, have
told me that they could see snow
any time of the year, but / am
here with two as good people as
there are anywhere, and there
is no snow in sight of me. It
was reported to me before | came
here that you could see blossoms
of all kinds the year around, but
| can see for rs or 80 miles in
any direction and not a green
sprig of vegetation or a tree can
be seen; not thing in the way
of vegetation, but dead fox-tail
grass, sceet, and sage brush.
Though | will admit this to be a
good country for good wages,
that is in the oilfields, and when
that is said that covers the coun-
try as far as | have been able to
see, and you can't pluck an or
ange just any place either.
BEN A. Fox,
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
GOOD NEWS
Many Cookevlile Readers Have
Heard Il and Profited Thereby

Good news travels fast" and the
thousands Of bad back sufferers in
Cookeville are glad to learn that prompt
relief is within their reach. Many q
lame, weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills.
Our citizens are telling the good news
of their experience with the Old Quak-
er Remedy. Here is an example worth
reading:
Mrs. M. Maxwell, Main ST., Cooke
villeTenn., says: "We have used Doan ~
Kidney Pills in our family, getting them
at Neal & Staley's Drug Store and the.
results have been so satisfactory that |
am pleased to endorse this remedy.
know that it lives up to the claims made
for it. The person who took Doan's
Kidney Pills, was quickly relieved Of
backache and other suffering caused by
weak kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan,s-and
take no other.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27

a dead grave when / could deco
rate and happily i living soul.
Now. friends, again / thank
you and wish you one and all
multiplied pleasures; may there
be no thorns in your pathway
through life to give you pain. but
may it be thickly strewn with
sweet scented roses and may the
fragrance thereof give you a
never ending source of joy and
gladness.
May your joys be many,
And your sorrows few,
And / shall ever remain
Your friend and be true.
JOE G. KING.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
JOE C. KING.

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking up.
Doan's Regulets cure bilious attacks.
Is cents at any drug store.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
Shipley

a chat again if l miss the waste
basket. and | trust / will.
Health is good and crops are
fine, and prosperity is staring us
in the face it seems, but we are
in no wise responsible of ourselv-
es for these conditions, but our
great Supreme ruler is ever ready
to look after the needs of His
children neither does He limit
His blessings to our dues.
Crafford Lansford / was glad
to read a letter from you in the
Herald. Come again, would be
glad for you to pay us visit this
fall.
| 1t seemed that some people
wanted to doubt the statement
made by Isaac Jackson that he
had sweet potatoes as large as
his arm July %, so to maintain
his reputation and his record for
truthfulness he carries in his
pockets a couple Of the southern
queens and is ready to put them
on exhibition at any time.
Prof. Patten of Salem spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
We scribe and his presence was
highly enjoyed. He came and
went like a pleasant thought.
july Goth, the 5th Sunday, Prof.
/. N. Stone will be with us to sing
and will also exhibit his transpo-
sition chart to the music class at
Shipley. We cordially invite all
who can to come and be with us.
We will meet at 1::3O p. m.
On the first Sunday in August
our protracted meeting will be-
gin at 2 o'clock. Bro. Doss will
conduct the meeting and he is
very anxious for all who can to
be present and get the opening
sermon as the line of thought
presented at that hour will not
be discussed any more during the
meeting. There will be no Sun
day school on that day.
Now, friends, | have been
writing about various things but
I would not forget just here to
attempt, at least, to express my
heartfelt thanks for the cards |
have received. My birthday is
now past and | must say that |
have enjoyed g consciousness of
friendship that all the golden mil
lions Of the earth could not buy.
A card may be a little thing to
YOU. but God bless you it was no
little thing tome. All the beau
tiful cards with their emblematic
flowers and beautiful roses and
tender heart touching words from
those whom I have not seen for
many, many days to remind me
that they are still my friends and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
GROCER OFFERS TO INVEST
IN COOPERATIVE STORE
CehtrHI BodF F1nds No Tsfsn Label
IN Stationery On which Offer
Was MADE.

The Central Labor union is stfH working
On the i6eR Of a cooperative store In
formation has bean received from Water
Ion, Ia, where the labor cooperative store
is said TO be making a success. and q com
ruittss q five was appointed last night 10
examine the proposition.
Herman H Ausrbach. q grocer AT 1ggl
LaEvsuworth, has written the union offer
ing 10 take charge Of such q store. IL
started, also 70 invest $3.50 in the venture
The secretary was instructed last niFht tn
answer the communication and ask M
AuerhHch why q uni0n stamp Was not on
his letterhead.
Tuesday afternoon there VII Sss a meet
ing held Al Continental nan 10 form
women Label league. The object Of the
league Is 10 educate women when buying
as 10 the union labels on goods
A o0mmittes was appointed 10 srrauE.
for label ElRsE meeting 10 be he'd soon
Il WAS also announced that on March II
Al clock IN the evening there WI be
q meeting uf organised labor a. the yco--b
Presbyterian church. Ninsusenth and Cyhio
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

rEngsmsutE for his visit here we're com
plsted Friday.
cEfstsz1A EElErEus-The cafeteria which
located in the basement Of the City Ma
nonEl Bank building when the building
opened, Saturday signed 8 new lease By
Ehiuh 1t VII use 20 per cent more room
than heretofore
New ProhEssnz offlosE-A II. ToFbarEh
has been appointed assistant probation Of
hcsr- He takes The place q DOC" Carver
VINO has been granted q six months leave
q EhssBos. Mr.. Vosbergh took ~ bis new
duties Saturday.
Goes EEEt AEEin-Bustnsss mas been 90
prosperous with Orkiu BROS. since the first
o. The year that though J. F. OTEin has
MADE his spring buying "Trip east. hs VII
leave for New York neu week 70 by
more goods for the store.
yAcEHun Gets ElnAl ordsE-Jacob c
Jackson has been relieved o. AL obIiEa-
tons 10 ms creditors by q final order o.
cis1hHrEs filed with the clerk q the Uni
tee States district court Saturday. The
order Is Hgnsd by Judge Thomas c.
Munger
CaltfuEzta INVITES ths Eszld-CalIforuIa
d taxing Z new way Of Advertising IL
state this spring, every man. woman ana
child IN The state sending ON personal
invitations AL over ths ouuut-y 70 vfEit
California some time this sumner. IN
TitEr1un Day" WEE March and the bids
are 5ust being received In Omaha and urhsr
points q the east The mails from TN
Wes1 are crowded N1th me latterE and
cards gong q different paris q Ghs
country.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS.


49, 49, AA--A -
Eysz Hsz1@a Fz.s-h-Tzn JsEelry O..
M. E0rts1. Dsnrist az civ SEt7 Bank
GaA Ela1fzae fixtures, BEzEuus-azEnssA-
Times. Printing.
EAih IN Pun Shares Of the Eeh. Savings
Loan Assn make an IDEAL investment 800
70 sass pays 81 per Eunum Board ~
TRADE BundinE- 16E FErEEm Street
EAs BEzkara Savings ana loan AEB0Gi-
Htt0n have moved % their new quarters IN
and are ready 70 make loans 10 home
bulderE
EsW DunE1AE Etrssa sturs-A permit
for the erection of q rWo-sluTy brick build
tng a. M D0uElEs street MAS ISSUED sat
urdEy morning 10 e CEELlsmEn. The build-
lnE VIII eozl A-aA
Gsssf Wsst1Ez ChEnEes T1ms-An-
nouncsmsnr is made By the Great Western
thai lis morning tratl for Minneapolis from
Omaha VII leave a. T-8B instead q 8
o cock starting sunday
Pruf. Eo1Elar 70 EAn-aruf FozsIer
from the University o. NsbrEEks WI give
lecture vim Etsns0puicn rlsEE a. the
German home Friday evslinE. MErrh 10
Flis suhject VII be a Trip Through Ger
many
Bugzh CumanT % omHhA-GenerBI W.
liam Hooth founder q the Salvation Army.
Eiu EpsEk a. the Auditorium on his last
tour q fhs World septsmbsr =. Finzl AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
FALLS DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Harry PHrteHson Takes a Plunge with
NheeIhErroE And May Recover
from the shock

MistEkinE the proper elevator shaft
Harry Patterson = years Old, q lHb0rsr
On the construction force Al the Union
Pacific railroad building n Ftftseuth ana
Douglas streets. plunged with q wheel
barrow fun q hriak from the third story
70 ths second story shout Il O'Clock satur-
dEy murning- Patterson rsosived q severe
strain q the neck when he landed upou
the elevator Moor below. and for q
time WEs thought 20 have broken ms
back Witnesses believe the man mistook
the SHAFT where me elevator had passed
a0Wuward a. tn one IN which the In
had stopped 10 take him % the upper
fDor.
he vas taken IN ths ponce ambulance
20 MS home, 90 south Twenty -first street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
ROBERT MACDONAeH IS DEAD
Former Omaha NeWspHper MAJ Dfes
A. EeE E@FAE WHINE CaHeEdaa
Ass4EHment.

Robert MscDonEgh, formerly an Omaha
newspaper man. died n New YORK WhIe
On assignment there for a Chicago paper.
Afusr several years IN Omaha. Mr.. Mae-
Dunagh went 20 the Chicago Journal
Later he went over 70 the c'nruuicls Whers
he became telegraph sditur- More rspsutly
he occupied the same position on thss Rse-
ORD Herald. the paper BY winch he va
employed Al the time q hiE death
His father Vas long EnUWn 70 Omaha
Newspaper men a. Little Mac" editor Il
the WErchman
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
Washington Affairs.
prom a stAff Correspond

prom q staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March 4.-Cspscial Tsle-
gram.)-ATuy orders.
Captain David q. case, commisaEry win
LGuceed q Kansas Ciry and relieve MAJOR
Charles ?. srtrsrs. coumiHsary, Ismpof-
Erily.
Major stivers upon being relieved VIII
proceed 10 san Antonio. Tex, End repoTf
70 commanding general Department OF
4eAAk 1DT temporary GUY, and when nc
longer required VII return 10 ms Vror,er
sraIiun. when CEpuRtn Case vii rsioir, -
proper station.
CEptRin Francis n, Cooke coast artillery
Service. f5s viii procaed 10 Jefferson 49,
RACKS, NO and nep1gI 10 o1mulEndinE
9ffioar Tor duty relieving Captain Edward
p stone, fOurIseuth infantry. Canaan
stone upon being relieved win 3oin LIS
company.
Captain Allen d Raymond. coast artillery
curEsa, ls transferred from the one Hundred
and ThirueLh company 10 me Ntpefr-
seventh company and VIII JOIN the latter
Ths fanowinE changes IN the EtarsoBs
and dunes o. officers q the corps Of eng
neerE are ordered: LdeuueIEHt CgilaTlsl
Graham y. Pitch VII transfer tempurarIiy
10 Major Francis r. Ehuuk rhe dutlts ir
his charge Hud ErOuead 70 MuutEurner7-
Ala. and relieve Major James u Cay-a-
nRugh- CAPTAIN sherwood A Cheney W,ln
be relieved As member q me general STAFF
ana VII pruceed % san Francisco ana
relieve Captain Thomas III. jackson a-hg.t
April u Captain Jackson when relieved
l.
CAPTAIN Albert z MEldrun about Aprl =
CAPTAIN IA aiarun y ben relies "a Hlu pro-
Dsed 70 New London. Gem. and relieve
Lleu1enNut Colonel HAIRY Taylor about
May 4 lleuIHuEut Coiunei Taylor when
relieved VII repair 70 thiE CITY ans rer1rt
20 The CHIEF o. EnElneerE Tor dury.
The following uauEterE are orderad.
CAPTAIN ~ llliEm 81 Valentine from T'hfr-
1saurh &c F'ourI ealth caVa.Iy-. Caplain RuFb
s. WellE. 1rum Fourteenth 10 EEhfh
chrElrT. CAPTAIN James LuuEUtrset from
Elghlh 70 I'iIiT1eeuLh cavalry
CautEluE haleurlDe and Wells WI - as
Higned 10 troops by their oluIuanderE
CaFllEil LonEstreef HLl rep0FI 10 con-
mEudinE genera. Department 81 California
IaT any pending the ErrlVEl q the mir
resulh cavalry Al hEn FrEnCiseB from NE
PHILIPPINES when he vii JON that rex
menL
CEu1Eiu James X Farsun. T,Werrierh N
fEu1rE Wll prucHec 10 Manila en- rransrart
sailing about MsrGh u % san FrEneiseo
and report by telegraph 10 me hdfururr
genera fer further 1raErE
Major Prank l. VIM I'ilirraenlh in
faurrE- haE been ErEuIad eleven dHrF Iezv-s
and FlrE1 LaeulenEU1 Christian A. Hlch
Seventh cavalry, gwen ten days eEleusiun
fup1lEriun statistics q me thirteeufh
ueuFuE Eunuuurad TO-DAY aucfudera-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
FARMER is MISSING
FhniB Gerst DtsABBsars from Hons
With0ut Word - Hda
Relatives

PhniR Geist. q yssrE Old a farmer Twas
three milss south q Elkhorn. "a uiiaalnH.
he diEEppsErsd Thursday HftsTnSul WIN
on apparent cause and without notios
70 hiH family
GeiEf was recently married and took ID
farminE. The farming experiment b s.iG
70 have been a failure causing Geist a
grow deEpundeuL
rs nsiEhburinE citiaA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Realities" ana The Mission q Bsautv in
NaIlre 7 be cornerstone ull tE LAID with
ueEtlnE at g cluck WedneEtav sverIuE.
FlrEL Eereuteeuth and nufre Edwan
hart sEnkE. O. u.. FHsror--1 -Trirr service
81 Na Lhe u1Etur wiz exchange wiz
t-ey ~ A- = NcClu-s e Council Bluffs
tFe1lnE service Et 20 TIE pastor VII
give the -hird cf bis series q addresses
on ne elements ui "a EucCHssfuI life. the
subject being The Inheritance q ChHrnc-
ter Enaeavur meeting a. e1h sunday
school a. noon
Dundee. Flfusth and Underwood. Grant
T. fisher Minister Ser-I-.rer e. u o. u
subject The 5guauuu q Pain and Bless
SUPREME SUNDAY school 81 g.E O. m
AfTrlstlan Elr1aHrlr society al G. 30 o. m. A
- 90 slsclaI Eerrlces lasting two weeks
va - uaEun with sunday services The
laEiur wlA have EHvE A. rs Marshal and
James Ray burn e. assistants during these
ueEttnEE
So Iqndes. FIlfneth ana Underwood. Grant
p FISHER MiuiE-er-Muru service u
he Equation uf Faith and BLESSING
AFe1inE service 7.3a Some q the EinIeE
; SlIrsr1ss SUNDAY school Al s.@ O. m
christian EndsHvur society az $50 3 N
= Scenes q special services lasting two
Neeht VII Pc EsEun with Sundays services
nt pastor VII have the EsEE A. Z. Mar
shuI and James Elavhurn as ngsiEtaurs
curing these meetings.
Love Avenue. Corner Furtieth and Mich
u-EE, Rev. NsthEuiel MczfffIu u % Pas
~ ialts At lN-al. SUBJECT me Arns1reI
% heIentaucs and FBith s" anthem. What
Are These ~ SOLO. ave Hath Nut seen
Mrs Muihs. sunday school and adult EiIbie
c-ass al " m Christian EndaaV1r al 6.30
Z. M evening subject, -When Christ
Reaches You Best anthem Lighter Our
1iaihnesE quartet, Must Jesus Bear the
loss Alone" Miss Peterson and Mrs
~ uLls. NJ wilbur and Lr. wallace. solo.
seek Ae the LORD. Miss Peterson.
MisrrIIHneuun.
OmBh a New Thought Felfowship. suits
a hHidrlEe Block. Twentieth and FBrnau
services a. Do q e. m. address hy Alfred
JOHNSON and D. m open meeting
People e. Charles W savage Pastor
Come Unto Me- evening sudden Con
version sunday school at noon. Young
Peoples Christian Endsnvor AT z ,. m
f'rut ler1es has charge q the music.
The Omaha Philosophical society meets
sunday afternoon al 9 O'Clock IN BET1Ehr
nan, Nineteenth and FErnAm streets The
sur ect 1uT discussion viii be woman
organized n urk. The speaker being Mrs.
e ward johnson A great treat IS in -
Tor the society and ne members and
friends are urged 10 come early.
ElaorEuuized Church q Jesus Christ Of
LATTER Day saints ISIS NurIh Tweurv-firEt
street M A Peterson. 1BlS North Eight
eenLh Street, President. J. 10 Baker. ZgIs
Norlh Twenty fifth Street City Missionary
-SundEE school III 3 a.. PRAYER and EHcrH-
IDeI "a services a. u g. m. yuunE people
meeting a. 6-W 2. m; preaching At s 2. N.
fray er meeting " ednesdHy 81 , m.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

sunday The building win be open from
10 : clock. The speaker for the wesper
service AZ $50 VIII be Lr. A. 3 Marshall
bup2ect Borrowing g Boat" There wiz
e special music and violin solo by MrR
p & Weltv
1nesoHy evening a. SIS o'clock Mr. W J.
Frost vii speak on Some Fsflasss a I fs
IN the Interior Of Brazil" All persons
Interested are invited 10 be present
" ednesoBy morning AZ 1870 the third
number Of M hellT's lecture course VIII
be given In The auditorium, subject Some
C4liupEes OF the Work Of the Llsrneuted
american Composer T A MacDuwelL' 90
This lecture VII he Illustrated ruuEica1lr
and M. Kelly VIII he assisted IN the illus
trsrions by Mrs Kelly and Mr. Max Ian
dow
Thursdav evening al 7-I5 the third number
Of the mission study lecture course viii
be given. the subject beng A Chinese
Feast" An interesting time is promised
10 al attending
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
Rambling Through the Woods.
7 is SO pleasing to pass through this store an
lovely furniture exclaimed a winSome yo

yesterday Was she Those comfortable charsx
danschming tables for the living almost radate
atmosphere One plant herself down that over-stued
Pickering Colonial
reflects history does Misunderstanding holds pleasure
sold gpcy which full quality, durability
andtr truthful ales-s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

gohn KrEuer IN WuliEn. rsusirr $40
John Kramer, 1a4 south F1urtsenfh re-
pairs. El5l- Iann AEEmer. IflR NTEIuErr r.
tseurh. repairs, $50. y II seHton. -
Grant repEtrE. Et1os a. p. B1EfEiak sIlg
y ur1h EinEleGulh, enGns 6WalIinE q go
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

q malaria liver arrangement and Ei6nsy
trouhls % easily cured ~ Electric Birtera
ths guarantees rumsdy. Soc Fur sale b.
Beaten Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

The senate uDdEg passed me huuEs nm
inGurDarErluE Lhs NELiunEI 1EcEinley Hirfh-
place association. the object q which IL
90 Erecr memorial 70 LhE fErs EreEfssrr
a. Enas O. amuuE Lhuss uanlaf - -
1lll a. luclrpura1arE Ere ,. c. BuIIer and
MTrun = Herriak ~ Gaia.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05
TOPICS FOR DAY OF REST
cornsTTtons Of Korth Presbyterian
Church VIII Be Laid Sunday.
Address By DR CHARLES HERON
ABpruprt.ts Cereunnnies win ne Cen
aurted ~ CsnEreEntion. villa
Prayers and TaIks ~ Wen
Enoun nivdnea.

The cunErsratiun 81 the North FreshT-
feriHn church VIII lRy the curnHrstone q
its new bulldtnE 81 Twentv-fourth Hnf
VIII streets sunday afternoon Et-3 @ clock
LT- Charles Heron q the Presbyterian
IbeotoEinal seminar VII make a hrief
address Daniel r jenkins u. IT,. ~ the
seminary wiD uffHr PRAYER and the rsgu-
lsr quHTtsf n the church wiz lead tbe
singing II. N v. His-pes q. D. TIRE
pHEior. VII have charge q the services
me stone vas furnished and lrftered
~ J 4 biuum and bears on the Twenty
fourth street side the inscription. -eSurtt
FreEnFter1 1l11" on the WIT stree
Elos 10 the following inscription Jesus
thr1Et Himself Being the Chisf Cofnsr-
stone Zach face o. the stone is 12E2i
incheH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Twenty siEhth. addition. EZ5B. FrEnR Ryrn
s68 south Twelfth. frame dwelling, sfsa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Q ulsck mass 81 81 Ceoslla's Tro-ca1hedraI
sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Dr. KerBsy's class IN Genesis viii meet
Mon6Ey evening. March G. al 7.l5 IN the
Youi0R WomeuB C,hIdsriAn association. The
-IAfs q Isaac" comes 40 for study al
this time The graded Sunday school
union vi follow with q study OF the les
sons IN the different departments.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Population statistics q the thirrseutb
census announces TO-DAY 1nciuded.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

Firsd TWeuty-siKlh ans Harvey. Rev I
d. KsraET. FaEIur-f'reE.chlug a. 10 80 ane
20 EfhIs school a. noon. Young pauriltf-
neetinE a. B.N Prayer nesting "A eanes-
day eraninE 81 4 o clock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

ETlrst TWsuty-flfIh and FEruEm Chan
Services a. y a. n and D. m subject
a. the lesson sermon. Nan
Eeuaud Cnurch O. Christ Scientist Nine
teanrh and EETuam. LyTil Whearer-Eun-
day muruinE a. % O'Clock, SUNDAY school.
So Euhjerf q lezs1n sermon. Nan"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

h. 7. MerAnghf VII deliver an address
hsfors the international Bible Students.
&ssociaton, Ninetsenth and FaruAm rtrsetH.
Sunday afternoon al , O'Clock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-05

The choir Of the FIRST Congregations
church win Hng seleetiuns from HAydn's
Creation a. its special musical services
next sunday evening. March s Ar. Fred
eric c. FresEnHntsl. the director. VIII sing
the aria. In Native Worth"