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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-23
Mrs. George Tift's Death

Mes Flora Mae Dewey wife of George lift dic1 at CT home in the Cow Hill district Sunday after an ilI- ness covering several months from tuberculosis. Mrs lift was born in Ledyard October IS, 1880, a daughter of Charles and Belle Drury, but had resided in Mystic most of her life. Besides her husband she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Edmond Baylor of Mys- tic and Mrs. William Bogve of Noank.
 To Visit Fairview
 Friday, the 23d anniversary of the founding of the Independent Order Odd Fellows exercises will be cid at Fairview home Many from Stoning- ton lodge No 26, l. 0. o. F. are plan hing to attend. Sunday morning, April 2S, Stonington Lodge will attend divine service at the Union Baptist church to listen to a sermon on the principles of the order Stonington Lodge now has a membership of over 800 and is in a flourishing condition.
 Lsgerdemain Amuses M~n's Club
 The monthly meeting of the Mems club Monday evening in the c. A. R. hall was one of the largest meetings held this season. The entertainment for the evening was somewhat differ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
SECRET SOCIETIES.
WANTED-FARMS.

BUYERS Cor Southern
farms. direct teaifnr With ownsra. no
cen mission. What have you o. ELI
write eoufherr HonnemeekerMf nurnma.
HnN Gs1a Atlanta. Ca. a1oUt
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MANUFACTURE wants reiiab,s party
with $500 o. % ftoa a. capital o. open
Gree ARD manage waleEmeus ~nnuld pay
tea thousand frsf year Yea handls
oun uansv. J. Lar. aaies Manarer,
lass CASHIER Bunding. Atlanta. Cora
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WANTED-POSITION.

WAWTFn-rositun a. onca ~ ynung
lady stenonra rher. Accurate and strict
ly attentive 90 duties. NerV REASONABLE
salary. Address v q nax 81 city uctAi
Young NAN ~ -. college education
wend APPEARANCE, nuw employed 80
fraVeiium 81 leNHan. desires permanent
position n Pensacola with chance % 81
nnN ass sn.~fafs
rOSTTf0N-A competent accountant
capable % handinM any hnokkoepinN
proposition. r. opsn for engagement
Reasonable salary. Address SIS. Care
Journal iioct
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Mr. MorNan-Mhat proof haze vom
~ the eenuineneaa ~ there thinepg
Art Dealer-Prooff Why. my dsar CIR
m they we're NOS genuine you could
have them for half the E~ica.--at.
Louis Post Dispatch.
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What's your hurry I've eot ts
dress . chlcksn today. said me younr
nafrun ~Oh. DO iet me Ko over and
help You eufreatsd ths prospective
bride II used e. love % dress dolln~
--WaRhington Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

If you miss your paper.
phone (l500) before ten
o'clock. and one viii be de-
livered you by special carrier.
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cHIRoPoDY.

cORNs and inEruwing usfln removed
tqifhouf rain. hanfrurlnm ans massage
Reom al hieunt hi1m Phons rei
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BULBSl BULBSl

Az siSds 81 Buos. Dost forget 20
phone boysss for yovr Fsu sns wIntsr
Buiba ORDERS taken cor Reese Bushes
ara Psrzy Pisnts. esllvsred Nov. -.
Phone s7s. Cal asa Eass Chase.
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STRAYED.

sTMAwEn-Net ca Was iaat seen near
gouldiuE ahaut AuEuEt 18Th. smooth
rrop On Ieft ard split ia the right rhiek
horns g. % reward fnr delivery 90 LII
MomtKumery a. Oakneld aIoctlts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
MUSICAL.

PROP orLFTIfAN SCOTT. PIANO
SPECIALIST. TRAINS TEACHERS
FOR TIKI PROFESSION. EFGrHFT-
TZKY METHOD ate West Garden p~n.
saooia Phone ToT Toe'iH'
THEORY LESSONS - via. Harmcny.
Counterroint. Fumus Orrheafrafinn
and Compnsitinns also Piano. Vote ana
Orrnn for SERIOUS students william
packham. Mus. nae. Phone 1pa
fBcctims
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FOR SALE.

FnR sATsE--Four corner lctn IN Rlcck -.
Fast rensaeu3a heights. ore hiocs from
Rayou on car lire ard facing mnuth
God ueighhorhond. Price o. go %. t1ne
cash. balance aix ard twelve months
This IL a bargain. n vou want them act
auick Address ~. y. c." y. q. ncx
ia. Pensacola. PA aiocffms
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR sATE-sooa arres ~ Rirh Mar
land 90 rent - lease Cor trsirktua en-
the east coast ~ Florida Divided into
HH-arre farms Owner receiving 10 Per
cent - TIRE prnreets foT rent Renters
rake from SO A. % f1ee 90 Druss per
acre Fer particulars. address nr "
Burkhardt Mani F1urtda fleet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

FOR aAIsF-E-room cottage ana hall. well
built, with al convenience Very rea-
sonahis price Per further information
cen AZ 500 nefseeu sc octai- irss
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MONEY TOLOAN.

MONTY loaned on real estate or personal
prnperty n the city % Pensacola az the
leNai rate q interest HALL a Co. teA
~ Government street Phone lisa Sep
MONEY lnsned 81 Diamonds ana hish.
class tewHeiry ~ the ieRni rase ~ tnfsr.
est HALL a co. ia n Government
street Phone fis1 aaap
SALARIES or wages purchaser uh~ral
discounts. WALL a 60 fsN Y 0uw.
en- -nrnt street phone ifa1 ansp
Live Stock and Poultry.
MR Pot-LTRTMAN. m you ere not
KettinH eggs dens hlnme the chickens
Help them ainnU ~ feefirE CuukNv'e
also e g Mensn a Company have 81
1aoct6ts
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FOR RAIE-gMhTI FAWM-Twe mfi@s
nnrfhwest - NHrfrtan PARK 4 wtlee
VEN custom hnuss. n arrse al uni ~
ssffffNaflnnE fenreN vita rhfrksnsprnnf.
ufrw fence GonH mrmminm amN nna stream
winning wafsr wffh 800 naffnH nne=haif
rnfe away Wintfnfn. $50 Raion tank
h~sf - water 3 anres in fruit. snme ~
Fruit consists ~ pecan. rear, nearnea
rfurna rsrsiuarTnna ans Nrs three hinrks
frmrr rev n " A NmrrnaH Mood nslf
hIffEfnws hmt No Fnnf resiferre WI
srf uffh rrrra - sweet potatoes. haV.
etc. with mule new wnR0n and ~ fArrns
tnH iuTrfNwNnfm fnF TNfFfNWn WurfreH mnf
Ftfsv ranaFa rnsh. ara - Hunfred ann
Ffffw rrliarN - rnnrfRaRe AMff tara
1--we anf IL hamf fFsgff rkfrkew ranch ~
NmsaH HafrV wvurrNffinr Wfftfn vearn
shnuif scr ftis tanf a. effy iota Write
~ rhona Geo " Ciutteg CWuer. toaNpt
80 mftr - HmfmN 49,
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HOTELS.

NEW MERCHANTS EOTEfs-European
pnorna ~ ths week Ore persun. - 60
fwwo p~wwoua e. 90 nunmiuM wmter IN
every roems free hatns bel ard hotei ser
PARK WOTETs-FIrwt-ciaaa rooms. Mnart
for g. ko Der day Speeial rates ~
week Centrally iccafed 10 East Gov
erunsnt Street ". l. 0umors frop.
8sspttf
HOTEL. COMFORT. Flortdxtown. o. -.
Gambia naV. Odd fishing. nuatinE.
ciaan reopia EvNrYthinE new ana aari-
tarY Rates g 60 cay. Weekly EpectAi
rate tT.ta ADDRESS A. y. Haraee. nsce.
"a eaum
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FOR aALE=siN- vear-oif coz. one Eal-
or day .now when iresh : E 3. 90.
Al ~ Fast Ssck-on street i7octiw
FoR sALENs maps ~ Esoanbia
county scale ! inch q ME. PC q
q nox ia psnsaroia
ron sAIr-sir thousand tsaesl aeres
choke farming lnnfs. naldwtn Cognfy.
Morgan branch ~ 4 a ~ Ranroad
subject ~ furpsnflne Tease for thrse
years TIyrhar gaea with thc lard Price
q 90 uer arrw Pensacola fnvestment O.
Pensacola. pa. teoet
FOR sALE-overstaekea. must asil s5
81 70 hsnd - 5. g n -. al ..'ls
re- rs"' !, q ara lsoo each W y
shhot'. Century. pa fooc'iH'
FoH sALE-s1 acres. % opsn lard, 80
wsof. fss arrea woodland ana 81 iaininr
roos schools. ehurch ard good neigh hors
sood water, Hns huutinF FFaund 80 -.
iuR places ana the hesf aflrcunf GOOD
hafnnaoeh inna m west Floriia. Foof SET
element. - rr-1 = fsrtnizsrs ! bale ~
cotton 81 the acre e. % 81 hunheIa corn
a. ere arre Come - thts hne farming
country q 80 sveei fan al 49,. 80. n .s,',
'irnberea lard pine nt q iow price God
=-rus farss 4 coo arres Hair cash.
haianre ~ tfue Affress AT comnuni-
cations 81 Dock Bailey Chipola. Calhoun
County. pa
Fon sAtF -car loaA ~ hor-.s ~ 10
West fntenaenria Street Phone sfa
Mc&iiau's stable, g~orwe W Tdrtnn
- iaoct
F0R sAr.r-Nasar boat Tsf-a feet
ionw rsuna bottom. 81 heavy duty
u,Gtor pm equipment. FverythinE N
hnsf - nnnHittnn nan ca. Phone 80
o. appiy - =. Romans - iaoctirn'
ron sALE-A rnossi home practically
CITY. Assiy . jas NsHarh i'oet
MOTOR BOATS feet iang. tfoss b-.n
n . Twe monfha 90. y PEREZ
cnntiticn. Cheap Ter cash. Fhcne 49,
FoR sALP-Rarycls. r. nrrs-eiNsu oon.
clifton Car - hat A. q h&rEain y
taken az once Aunly Ia. care 80.
raj itoct
FoR sAE.E-Nfoss nattsrfus propositi1u
~ livery stable No competition Pow.
laticn. three fhousana Gooa gear.ruund
bushes Andress boH Hsa. Msriafra
pa i7ssptaot'
FOR sATE-oiivsr Typewriter n perfect
condffion. fs-tnrh carrisge. ben uses
vsrr little. Aeareas '-TTpesritsr. souf :.
port. pa leorftif'
FOR sAIr-TRFFsi TREES TREEs'
orange. Erupefr1it. ~ pe.an ps4e =.
par riurr. mna sm kinas ~ fruit. shate
ard Ornamental tres Write Ter argf
catalegus Alvin japanese Nu,.err 60.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

rOp eAFlF-Ran fnn fesk n god rnn-
eisiow. 2 NJ Friedrichsen a Hun.
pniafcN 11asr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01
The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
sTHE RENT coLLEeroRs.-
PHONE aosf.
statesmen WANTED
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs~seu the New fuaprovea sun
Vacuum Sweeper ClranH carpets On
moor ~ suction prueers Specially de-
slNned bellows Important exclusive fea-
lures Special tuduceu1n ntns low price.
ouick salea prompt shipments Agents
making hiN monrV. Write today sun
Manufacturing Company. Columbus,
Ohto. gTont
AGENT s-nix money IN window siwns
oar heautifnl gold letters easily
mounted. 81 each EAmu1ea complete
Instructions FREE Eastern Speciality c..
81 barclay ST. New rork 1foet
Mas OR WOMAN - neat appaasanea
can make nice income selling pena
Every once, Bank. store Ftc has e.
huv pens We make ere best Pens On
earth arf sell them 60 agents - they car
sel "a use PER cent proft This - not a
scheme fnF l0mfera ~ iflera We wmnt
rnuf people WHO Intend - worh q few
hours daily 9aiearuana sample card
with q Pens and special agents price,
for tor silver Fnlcuu Pen Works fgff-
i2ts surinN Garden ~ phfa.. Pa fTocf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

s0nnnls uffee Fer flfthef tnfrrnna ton
can a. 20 bei.een - octsi-lnn.
FoR SALE. Cheap q rev piano. can
a. - LaRua e. aooctiwks
PEANUT LUTHERAN yvur grocer
foY Premium brand Peanut Butter
PR sale BY an dealers Best On ire
market sortims
FOR wFsT FroRrDA howe proposition.
Improved ard unimproved. ara for nur-
sery stock wfn pay hcrneseekrrn 20
write q. W. ffiNsey. Apaiachiooia. Pa.
iaortims
eolA HEIGHTS. On car line ana fnrinr
Fwfffhs for f1Ee CO. ffno o. cash balance
six and Twelve raonfhs THIS q = har.
ssin y yoa wsnt thsra ses guick. q
tionai rank Ruiisins f.~sp
FoR sArw-ons s-rsu twr~~nsins riaes.
vel ioratef Fr~twnf from etfn -
rsetsgnvfiis ans iec piace vfn RAKE
iarr.T newt yssr rr~ugs siuser "
rrarh - eus ~ cup fea crops. healthy
srt R~sd piece - hanfie iabor Reason
,or ssfins. wan' = &C. Gus q ngsi.s~.
asbhon. oiussss. pa. soesim
rwr-wwwnE pEwea ~ an srpers Rsnef
ans safiss~rs r-lar@ntsed Nsu ora.
pharrussv nr.rt nunefns ia'uiyfyr
rrsr f0trpNkI PANAMA CANAL saA
tior = ere h~~f hoch Cor adv~vfinfnr
penNacnin ever rroduc@d 0~t u anf sene
= q vovr fri~Dfs AZ 81 book stores %
rOR sALF-srsee ~ p~nsacsla war~.
house 4 stornFe ~ ~ ere meath
Cariosa lots q Mercla ntine taken fof
Hrf Aicsrir streets sane
FnR sAIT-aorn. % ere h~<s Sarrusnn
ARDS ~ F~~arnhie County. Improved
snf uniInprovee Prices -eht. terms
reasonahie Address A. " Hinman
FnR SALE nav mare Absolutely souns
and ueFfNrtiv gentle NHe Nuwper
waEun ana So ~ names ffsg for cnsh
Morran's sfahis. Fast Chase r. 2soci
ron sALF on ExcHANGE Cor city TN
proved rropertv. q reod ana wen I'M
proved farm ~ aheui - acres aii Under
fence arf an nhunhance - rsfnnina
water Aheuf - acr~s IN cultivation A
tres. Address ''EvchanTe Car. Jour
roR eArr-soo ioaAs wuo2-oah ana
Pine 4. A nuhuisson. Phone iisT
stacffm
non aATW@ernaH hnaf - feet innr
Nth nrcf rnMfrs VIII srn cheap fnr
cash ~ wfH FNrharwe ~ anytime ~
nwuni wnfme car Phone fFFH nr mHHwnws
= a A Care Journal 1rerff ne
s.,,r v.vw -. e .... -. sa.n
model ~ rnnH ennfiffsn ~ wfi trnfr
20 feni estate usN SO ffrrf
ron NATw-nn wararrhfa nav. near
Wuiat 80 acre. rHnsf fsrfps sra
Ties funrn Pensacola O. w enmie
rRnrn walton. Ffa Ttnrft uls
CLEANLINESS for sale AZ
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roR SALE. ehsap. q new piano csu
a. ~ y IARua ~ aooctiwks
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nhncorw ururrpg n Nfnrh Rtors
roeFu 20 nefsfna street nncs. Ansrf
ran NationAi Barb Builfinm "
Johnson isN1m
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ron sALE-0ns new Nationai cash rea.
iater. wffh detail slir anf fetal afders
registers fruw g. - a. % charge reeefwef
81 nrcount and raff ouf kefa. attest tYpW.
Apply a eouth PaiafoH street phcna ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

in al Parts ~ the city 81 reasons hia
rents several On rnfafoN IN new
keyHeF Building Sc Plan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

PEANUT puTTEE-AsR yuur grocer
foy Premium brand Peanut Butter
PR sale BY 81 dealern Best ~ ire
MARKET ao~fims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

FOR EArF-Ffvw iofs IN Fast Penaa.
rolm HetHhtN' On car Nne and fmrimm
s~nth, for e3Ee CO. ffee o. rash. balance
siN nnf Twelve months This a q hars
rain ~ wnm want them act uuirk n
" CoFwpmnv nfh Noor American Ma
uonai Rank Ruiidina f.aep
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-01

FOR wFsT FroRrnA howe propositions
Improved ard unfrnproved and for nwr-
sery stock q wfi pay hcfueseekers 20
write q. w. ffiNsey. Apaiachicoia. F1A
iaertims
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26
CONFESSION or
POISONING MILK OF BABIES

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-wih both her
confession and an emphatic reputation
Of Il In their hands. the Brooklyn police
held winifred Ankers tonight on a charge
OF causing the deaths Of eight babies by
poisoning at the Brooklyn nursery ana
infants hospital this week.
Admission which she made last night
OF having placed oxalic acid In the babies
milk In order to make trouble for the
nurses who had snubbed her were false,
she declared. and had been wrung from
her unfairly with threats TO take her
baby from her.
I did not poison the babies: loved
them too much" she said II only signed
that confession without reading Il, after
the detectives had played on my love for
my own child until was nearly crased."
Ever since Tuesday. she said, she had
been bounded by detectives. Last night.
after eight hours of grilling at their
hands. she said she grew frantic and
cried out: Il did IT,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26
Amen Corner JeStS
at All Statesmen

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Prominent poll
tieians, f!nanciers. business men and pro-
fessIonaI men Of note. and other guests to
annual dinner OF the famous Amen Cor
ner. composed largely OF politicians and
newspaper men and for four hours lis
tened to quips and jests that were voted
the wittiest in the history OF the Cor
ner."
There was scarcely a prominent politi-
clan in state or national politics who was
not made the butt Of jokes.
Fifteen "Roosevelts" appeared In all
parts OF the banquet room at once and
were finally succeeded by the supposedly
real Roosevelt entering with a demand
that he be given "all the seats In the con-
vention.''
I've been standing up for four years"
he said. II don't propose to stand any
longer. Why doesn't Taft get up and
give me a seat?"
Soon President Taft" appeared and be-
gan TO berate Theodore" for "bluffing"
him.
1T took me a long time to understand
where 1 stood with you, Theodore" said
the bogus president Il thought was a
friend but / found out / was only a
chair warmer"
At one point In the evening a terrific
wind blew nearly a wagonload OF whis-
kers into the dining room.
There Is no occasion for alarm" said
the president "a party of western COVER
nors is passing through the city"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26

Mrs. P. J. Trabor was the guest of
Mrs. q. Davis the first of the week.
Mrs. George Nouns entertained her
mother. Mrs. weith Of West Side. on
Friday.
Miss Ada Gantz has been spending the
last two weeks with old neighbors on
West Farnam street.
Mrs. Cyrus Hayes was taken 10 st.
Joseph's hospital on Saturday. She has
been very i'll all winter
Mrs. Clay Peterson and family spent
saturday in Council Bluffs, the guests
or her sister. Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. r. NJ. Henderson will spend the
rest of the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. VIII Hoffman. in Norfolk.
Ola Carlson and wife entertained their
daughter, Mrs. A. Jacobsen and family
Of Fort Crook, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Clyde Stultz had as her guests for
luncheon on Monday her sister, Mrs.
Frank Stultz and son, Earl, from Ecker
man.
Mrs. NJ. Moore returned from Lincoln
on Monday, where she was called last
week by the serious Illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mabel McGrail
Miss Marie Garman was the weeks
end guest of relatives in South Omaha,
returning TO her home in West Side on
Sunday.
The ladies OF The willing Workers
held a successful meeting at the hospit-
able home of Mrs. J. Bonewftz Thursday
afternoon. Their next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Frank Davie,
March T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26
sp.asa
College Debaters s,sr
to Argue Tariff

To settle the much mooted question a.
20 whether the tariff Of the United
States should be determined by board
of tariff experts. the University of Omaha
Will debate the question with Nebraska
Wesleyan university and with Amity
college some time In April Against wes-
leyan the local debaters will contend for
the affirmative OF the question; Resolved.
that the tariff OF the United States
should bo decided by a non-partisan
board Of tariff experts, eonsti,utionality
granted on the same night that one
team Is UNFOLDING the merits Of this dues-
tion another team win attack It In a de-
bate with Amiy. Both debates will be
held on the same evening. The one with
Wesleyan will be held at University
Place and the one with Amity will prob
ably be held In Omaha.
An entry will also be sent 10 the In
tercollegiate Peace oratorieal contest,
which viii be held At Lincoln in May.
In this contest there will be speakers
from nearly every college in the state.
The person winning first place will re-
ceive a prize Of si5 and the person win
ming second place will receive 80 The
winner Of this contest will also be the
representative from Nebraska at the in
terstate contest where about fifteen col
leges from as many different states will
compete. This IL the first time the Uni
versity Of Omaha has ever been repre-
sented in an oratorical caantszt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26
MONEY FOR MISSOURI RIVER
Seventy-Five Thousand to Be Spent
from Kansas City to Sioux City.
USED TO OPEN THE CHANNEL
Head of water Users Association In
Washington TO Push Bill Ex-
tending Limit for water
Payments.
tFrom a stan correspondent.l

III
WASHINGTON. Feb. @-(special Tele-
gram)-out Of about s26ooooo reported
In the rivers and harbors bill from
the house committee. 10000 will be ex-
pended on the Missouri river. OF this
100000 will be expended according TO
the plans OF the War department in per-
manent improvements below Kansas City.
The other $4,000 ig .o- tho river above
Kansas City to Fort Benton. OF which
$4,000 will be spent between Kansas City
and Sioux City and the other $1,000 above
Sioux City. Under the plans Of the War
department, the portion appropriated
along the Nebraska border will be de-
voted to open channel work, snagging,
,olling, etc.
dent OF the Water Users association,
arrived In washington today and win
remain for probably a week to promote
the proposed legislation affecting his To-
cality. The water users are particularly
Interested In securing the passage Of Mr..
Kinkaids bill giving . twcnty-year limit
for water payments. They also wish 10
secure the right to prove up on irrigated
claims after five years residence. Mr..
Whitehead Is to be given a hearing be-
fore the irrigation committee OF the house
during the next week.
The Indian appropriation bill reported
TO the house today contains items aggre-
eating $4,000 for the Nebraska Indian
school Of Genoa OF this tS2ooo 10 for the
81 - ma =.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-26

Mrs Amis. who has been iii, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. Bonham. who has been sick for
some time, is better.
The Royal Neighbors held their regular
meeting at Eagles hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Effenberger has been spend
ing the week in Omaha with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Price entertained
delightfully."- at bridge Thursday evening
Miss Zerlina Brisbin and Miss Maud
Keirle attended the theater Saturday af-
ternoon-
Miss Lula May Coe was the guest Of
Miss Claire Patterson In Omaha Saturday
afternoon.
A poverty ball will be given by the
Court OF Honor at the Eagles hall Tues
day evening.
Miss Allie Houston was the guest OF
Miss Margaret McEwan in Omaha Tues
day evening.
Herbert Burkett and wife Of Utica,
Neb., were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. But
ter this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hayhow were guests
OF Mr.; and Mrs. Fred Hsyhow at Papil-
lion Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. l. Nethaway OF Norfolk, Neb.,
Is visiting her son, C. l.. Hathaway, at
$40 state street.
&. q. Hurlbut OF Utica was a guest at
the homes OF Rev. Butter and Irving
Allison Sunday
l.. T.. Wilson left Sunday for ottumwa,
Ia, to visit his brother. He returned the
last OF the week.
The South Omaha and Benson Eagles
will visit with the Florence aerie at their
new hall on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Johp Williams left Tues
day for Cedar Rapids. Ia, where they
will visit for some time.
Miss Bethildla NJ. Anderson and Mr..
Jorgan II. Hanson OF Hampton, Neb.,
were married Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Butter and Miss L. z. Kirk
patrick visited Vesta Chapter order OF
Eastern Star. Omaha, Saturday.
The grading firm Of Lamereax, Peter
son a Nicholson has been dissolved and
been reorganized by Peterson. Nicholson.
Heating and Davis under the name OF