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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
".Jack HOrner Party"

The little friends of Charles Wall, Jr., were pleasantly entertained at the home Of his parents, MT. and Mrs. c. G. Wall, at No. 140O Cherry street, from 3 to o'clock yesterday after noon. The invitations sent out an- nounced it as a Jack Horner Party" in honor of Master Walls eighth birthday
 Owing to the nearness of Christi mas, the Yuletide idea entered large ly into the arrangements made for the entertainment of the children. The hearts of the little guests beat a somewhat more rapid tattoo than us- ual when they were received at the door by Santa Claus, himself. Their childish delight reached climax, when, in the midst of the various games they played, they were asked to write letters to Kris Kringle.
 Santa Claus made himself entirely solid with the youngsters when he gathered them about him in d room, designated as the Christmas nook and decorated accordingly, and re- counted to them all manner of Christ mas stories. This nook presented a very cozy appearance with its wall hangings of holly, red and white pa per, Christmas bells, tinsel, orna- ments, pictures and small statues of Santa Claus. The same idea was carried out in the mural decorations in the hall.
 In the dining room, similarly dec orated, the large white birthday cake, bearing eight red candles was cut, and the guests were served with ice cream in red and white design.
 The living room contained another agreeable surprise for the little folks in the shape of an artistically decor ated Christmas tree on which was hung a little red stocking for each guest. IueSe CoIlloi1ou oou'O"AAo VI the occasion and were distributed by Santa Claus in person.
 Master Wall, who was the recipient of many very pretty presents, was as- sisted in entertaining his seventy-odd guests by his mother, Mrs. Garland Brewster, Mrs. John Bookhart and Mrs C.. K. Carruthers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

lowing guests: Misses Anna Mae Darby, Dannie Goodnight. Suezetta Florer, Ester Moore, Mary Moore, Green, Vivian Galloway, Floy Gallo way, Mable Hooper. Messrs. Roy Roberts, Shelby, Green, Wyan Car soil, Patrick, William Ballard, Ken nett Ballard, Willie Hughes, Robert York and Stuart of Pine Bluff. Ark.
 Dallas (TeXas) News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Clempnt-Perkins Bridal Party.

The wedding of M ss Ethel Clement the amiable daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Clament, and Clifton Sanford Perkins Jr., of Snyder, Texas, which will take place at high noon Wednes- day at the First Presbyterian Church is to be one of the mos elaborate affairs of the holiday season. Miss Clement is one of the most popular f'the younger sec ety girls of the city and sincs the announcement of the wedding she has been the honoree al number of social functions. The bridal party is also to be entertained a. noon luncheon Mond-y by Mrs. W. P. McGeorge and oh Tuesday evening w. B. Alexander is to, re- ceive the bridal party at his home on West Fifth avenue, havng them at o'clock luncheon.
 The ceremony is to be performed by pr. J. l. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. MISS Ethel Winters will preside 1t the or gan and Miss Margie Bell Atkinson Will sing. Dr. w. r. Delaf eld, o1 Mt. Pleasant, Texas, is to be MT. Perkins best man. Miss Oliia Alex ander is to be the maid of honor and Little Miss Hattie Lee Scales, ring b;'arer. The usheIs are w. B. Alex ander, Joe A. Clement Jr., Sorrells Dewocdy and Winters Jul on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Lucky Thirteen.

Tn rteen members of the Lucky Thirteen Club were the guests at a meeting with Miss Marguerite Brews- ter yesterday afternoon at her home on West Thirteenth avenue. Thlr- teen dainty pieces of handiwork were finished by the young ladies for Xmas presents and delic 'ous refresh- mens were enjoyed. Miss Brewster ,was assisted ill entertaining by her sister. Miss Mamie Brewster and mother Mrs. o. F. Brewster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida st., w. c. Schrader, pastor. English Sunday School, 9:30 a. m., German service, 10:45 a. m., Enghsh ser vice, 7:30 D. m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all 10 attend these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

ol lEe class under the direction of MISS hassett, Domestic science teach- ger.
 DouShnuts and coffee will he serv- Sa' The proceeds of the sale will 50 to the nw domestic science ae- partment,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Carr Memorial

Rev. Moody, the new pastor of Carr Memorial Methodist Church, arrived in the city yesterday from Roe and will fill the pulpit at that church this morning a. II o'clock and tn s evening at 7:30. His wife and little girl accompanied him here. Sunday school at 9:45. w. B. Hicks, super intendent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Linen Shower.


 MISS Olivia Alexander entertained With linen shower yesterday aft eThoon In honor of Miss Ethel Clem- | ehts, whose marriage to Clifton S 1 ferhlns, Jr., Of Snyder. Texas. $ to take place Wednesday, December IS. The Alexander home, recently com- pleted, is one of the handsomest in the city, and on this occasion was very attract ve with elaborate floral decorations to add to it's beauty. The guests were greeted at the ! door by Misses Emma Plrmmer, In- cllle Tucker and Mrs. Elson Hale The members of the receiving l ne in the paflor were Miss Ethel Clem- enls, Mrs. Dean I.ide (Mt. Pleasant TeNas), Miss Etna Touse (Senatopia. Nlss.), and Miss Olivia Alexander. Mss Clements wore handsoms gown of electric blue charmeuse, W tn s lFer trimmings, and q picture hat of black beaver with white plumes. ! Miss Alexander wore an attractive costume of chiffon oyer green mes saline.
 Mrs. V. o. Alexander and Mrs. V. R. Alexander assisted i'll enter aiming the guests.
 The first part of the afternoon was i spent in playing bridge, ght tables being placed in a large living room 1 The games were interesting and re- :ulted in the first prize being won by Miss Edna House; tn s was a handsome stick pin. Miss Lela Gam will won the consolation prize, a book.
 After the games the guests as- sembled in the parlor, and the bride elect was asked to pull the ribbon suspended from a large pink and white wedding bell, suspended from thia' cell ng. She was rewarded with a heavy shower of handsome linen ot every description the favcrs from her host and friends.
 Delightful refreshments were serv- ed in the dining room, where the table was prettily decorated with pink carnations. Seated at the table were the hostess, her honoree Misses Edna House, Emma Hummer Lucille Tucker, Mrs. Bison Hale and Mrs. Dean Lide.
 These present were Misses Matt c Orto. Lutie Alexander, May Reynolds Eleanor Mum, Mamie Nhnn, Emma Wilborrne, Annie Martin, Bess Thompson, Max ne Mathews, Reallna Dansby, Etna Gammill, Lela Gammill Mary Kate Riley, Gertrude Fox, Ella Fox, Emily Fox, Lillian Harris, Mar Lloyd, Nettie Lloyd, Elizabeth Scho- Der, Virginia Walker, Eulalie' Walker Boots Walker, Mary Mccoy, Edna House (Senatobia, Miss), Emma Hummer. Rosalie Philpot, Byrd Win ters. Lillian Julian, Ethel Winters Lucille Turker, Nora Gale,, Ethel Clements, Virginia Crttenden, Grace p3tton, Miss Page. Miss Bassett, Miss rlurphy, Mrs. Allan Orto, Mrs. John Mel Mrs. V. B. Alexander Mrs. Dean l. de (Mt. Pleasant TeXas.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

Life or Death. Unto Death" or. 2:14-17, will be the subject of the night discourse.
 The Lad es Aid will meet on Tues day at 3 D. m., the last meeting be- fore the holidays. The Prayer Meet ing on Wednesday night will be led by Mrs. Lydia White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Lakeside Church

Regular services will be held at the Lakeside Methodist Church Sum- day at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sun day school at 9:3C a. m. Tae new pastor, Rev. R. R. Moore, will oc- cupy the pulpi, at both serv ces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Pine Blufiians at Dance.

Miss Florence Lennon entertained with "a dance Thursday evening at her home in Belmont Addition, com plimentary to her sisters, Mrs. c. l.. Lee and A. E. Hogenson, of Pine Bluff. Ark, and Miss Ina Lea Webb, of Kaufman. A two course luncheon was served at late hour to the fol-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
R;rthday Party.

Birthday Party. ,uh
 Little Miss sarita Strauss dAusn ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex strauss
 +ortained a number of little fr-ends at a birthday party yesterday a,y ai.e.. As ,,t nar home on West Foprtm noon o The home was prettily ar r.neey, with palms and the color
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

tended "a all services in 1'rin Church
 Mems meeting will he held today at the Merrill institute at 3 o'clock. Rev J. l. Norris will te the speaker and will deliver a gospel address suitable to men. Good music. All men aal boys are cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Pine Bluii Chapter.

The members of the Pine Bluff Chapter, ID. A. jR. will meet with Mrs. Emma Hankinson, Sixth avenue and Walnut stresi, Tuesday afternoon at 2:39 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

J. R. Ledbetter announces the en- gagement of his daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth, to Dr. William Ed gar Brunson, of Swan Lake, Ark The wedding will take place in this city on Tuesday, December 13. No cards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Domestic Science Class.

The members of the Domastf'c Science Class of the High School W Il give sale December 17 in tAe sewing room on the third floor at the High School.
 They will have for sale many ar tcles of fancy work which have been made entirely by the girls in the class. There will be on exhibit also quantity of plain sew ng. the work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Triuit, (EpiseopaD ,iurch

Corne4 West Thiid Agenue ard Oak streets. Rev. Charles h. W-8ecse, Rector 1hr3 Sunday in Adyaut. Sunday school, 10 d. m., Morning Prayer and Se'mon, IL -. m., Eve ming Prayer and Adiles5, 7:3o
 A very cord al invitation is py-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Silver Wedding.

Silver Wedding. .,,
 MT and Mrs. J. w. Dutton VIII celebrate their twenty-fifth wedo'ns .nr ver,ary at their home on CheiTy street today. Two decades anu :" half of weeded life find MT. and Mrs. Dn+ton with a host of friends ~no will join in hearty fellclea'lohs o'' this harpy occasion.
 rwenty-fite years ago today MISS Viola Ellen Vernon became the ofioe ol I W. Dutton. They were married ps .ho ,ato, Rev. John F. Carr at tue o,d Methodist parsonage and m 'ne ,uorter of a century that has follo"eO ,.rk has found pleasant sailing in the sea of matrimony'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
The Church of Christ

Corner s xth and Beech streets. C.
 Gi line, Minister. "Thou Shalt Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself." Matt. as:39, will be the morning lesson.
 sThe Gospel, the Savior of life Into
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Willing Workers.

The Willing Workers of the Jew ish Temple will meet Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Bluff City Club
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Hurley.

GlDSOu-I uIlCys
 The following attendants have been announced for the wedding or M ss Ruby Gibson, of this city, 10 Thomas Floyd Hurley, of Memphls' which will be solemnized at the First Methodist church at 12:3o, Wednes- .1av December 1S:Matron of honcT' Mrs. l.. H. Kerr, of Louisville, hy'' sister of the bride; groom's attend ant. k. B. Hurley, of Memphis; ,,sh,.rs Messrs. P. M. Ellet, c. B.. Thomasson, of Memphis, J. E. Mad- dino and J. w. Gibson, Jr Ihe ceremony VII be performed py the Dow c. Fletcher, of Little Rovk'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
Lydia Bible Club.

Lydia Bible Club.
 The Lydia Bible Club will mee' Monday afternoon, December It, al 9 o,c,ock. with Miss Blanche FOX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15

A very cord al inyitajion is
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

inda, Ia. was arrested by Traffic Of
ficers Wheeler and Emory for fast driving.
He drove his automobile thirty-elght
miles an hour on Florence boulevard. He
was released upon SO cash bond.
Myers Buys Sunderland Homs-wii-
ford Myers. a contractor. has bought the
former home OF Lester Sunderland on
Thirty-second between Poppleton and
Woolworth avenues. The property came
into his possession through the Barker
Real Estate company. $4,000 having been
paid for II.
Or. Digsiow Addresses Doctors-Dr
W. D. Bigelow of the bureau of chemis-
try. Washington. D. c., addressed small
gathering Of physicians at the University
club Tuesday night He left for the
south on late train to visit other cities
where government food inspection lab
oratories are located.
xinsman Funeral and Inquest Thurs
day AT 2 o'clock this afternoon
will occur both the inquest and funeral
Of Charles Kinsman. who died from in.
juries received at the Ames building last
Saturday. The obseauies will be In Leo
A. Hoffman's chapel. Rev. c. w. Savage
officiating. Interment will be in Forest
Lawn.
Barber Arrested for Thsft-william
E. Smith. barber. was arrested this
morning on suspicion of having robbed
the Joserh o'Leary barber shop at 1872
North Twenty-fourth street, Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
FOWL HAS PLAN FOR
RESURvEYING THE CITY

Plans for resurvsyins Omaha and sus-
gestIons for planning the city correctly.
given in paper read by Roy ~ Towi.
an engineer. before the Real Estate ex-
charge yesterday were unanimously en-
dorsed ..s.IE
4 The resurvsyinE said Towl, would cost
$4,000 square mile or 5000 for the whole
city. lie pointed out instances OF many
mistakes having been made in tn. city
and asserted that a new and compressor.
siye plan Is essential to the city.
In the matter Of handling properties in
Omaha, he said, we have been going on
penny wise. hand to mouth procedure
and somsday there will have to be made
expensive and extensive readjustments.
Towl was thanked by the exchange for
his IDEAS ard his suggestions for replsn-
ming the city were approved. Copies Of the
paper will be printed in pamphlet form by
Towi who will give each member Of the
exchange q copy
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
CATARRH
!. EASILY
CONQUERED
Germs Destroyed; Discharge
Stopped; Sore Membrane
Quickly Healed Often Re-
stores Hearing.

HYoMEI. A. pleasant antissptic, germ
destroying. .vaporiEsd air brsa,hed over
the entire membrane Of the nose and
throat and deep into the lungs over
the bronchial or air tubes will Kill
estarrh germs; soothe and heal the sore
catarrhal spots and stop the discharge
OF mucus in, . few days
Sprays. douches.. snuffs or ointments
won't end eatarrh because they are not
penetrating enough to get where the
germs are ,44e ef-s
So surely does HYoMEI pronounced
High.o-ueD clear up the head and pene-
irate into the innsrmost recesses Of the
entire nasal tract that It very often
drives out the catarrhal conditions In
the tubes that connect the ears with
the nose and by 80 doing restores hear
ing to persons who believed they we're
destined to be deaf for life.
n YOU have catarrh. dear reader. do
not forget that HYoMEf is wonderful
remedy for catsrrh and is free from
cocaine or any other injurious drug
4 complete outfit. which includes q
hard rubber pocket inhaler. eotss ti.oo
II you already own an inhaler ysu can
get. a bottle OF HYoMEI for onIs 50
cents at pharmacists the world over
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
Redman Takes Stand
in Alienation Suit

BENJAMIN Redman. plaintiff in the case
wherein he seeks TO secure sss.ooo from
Henry Gering for alleged alienation OF
Mrs. Redman's affections. was cross-ex-
anined At length by Matthew Gering, at
torney for the defense. Z Gering asksd
many questions. tending to show mis-
conduct on the part OF Redman prior TO
his divorce. and also that he alleged In
his petition for divorce misconduct by his
wife with numerous men. Redman de-
MED the alleged misconduct with other
women; admitted that he paid but S per
month toward the support OF his child,
saying he was too poor to pay more. and
set up that when he sued his wife for
divorce he was 30 wrought up that he
should not be held responsible for what
he said
Matt Gerins's cross-examination be-
came 80 fierce that the court finally COM
pelled him 10 desist The darling" notes
were admitted In evidence against the
protest OF the defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
MRS. TILDEN RECEIVES
C0NGRATUlAT0Rf NOTE

c. u. Yost has communicated to Mrs
Idssv. Tilden the following compliment
Ary note
I desire TO congratulate you and the
ladies' who are your co-workcrs 10 the
Women's Christian association. Every
resident OF Omaha at all conversant with
the Affairs. Of our city knows the COOL
work your association is doing. and any
one acquainted with the work knows that
there is no charitable institution In our
clsr (which Is more ably managed and
which aecomplishes more than the No-
men - Christian association ] am GER
tain that all the men and women OF
Omaha feel an interest In the Old Peoples
home, and all wish your association sue
cess In It's effnrt to- build q new home,
this year for the homeless old women and
men OF Omaha - Ast+t
That the efforts OF the association may
be successful Is the wish OF
e Yours very truly.
c. e. AoST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
MRS. BANDHAUER EIGHTY
EIGHT YEARS OLD FRIDAY

Mrs. Anna Bandhauer will celebrate
her cighty-eixhth birthday Friday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs Anna r.
kalina. 1915 South Thirteenth street. In
connection with the birthday Observance
there will be q sort OF. family reunion
There will be present children. grand
children and grest-grand children Of Mrs
Bandhaucr. One OF the pleasant features
OF the occasion will be q post card
shower. hundreds OF them having been
mailed to Airs. Bandhauer,
Mrs. Bandhauer has resided In Omaha
many years and despite her years she
is in eScsilsnt health. her mind being
clear and her memory as good as that Of
person hal. her age
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
100 ONCE FAT WOMEN
( TO CLIMB PIXIES PEAK

I One hundred women. formerly obese.
are to climb 10 the apex of Pike.s Peak
from Ute Iron springs- That Is the
programme mapped out among the nov
elites for Colorado the coming Spring
or Summer.
This idea originated with a Denver girl
Miss Marjorie F. Hamilton. who be-
iieves that physical regeneration should
manifest itself in the full exercise OF the
restored powers.
continent (and indeed in pretty nearly
the entire world for her drugiess treat
Iment Of fat reduction, and is living
example OF It's efficacy. Thousands Of
men and women have experienced its
bensficent effects, and many of them
have fallen in love with the state from
which their redemption has issued. DUR
ing many months Miss Hamilton has
bean portraying the giories Of the Rock
les to her sisters. and her present pan,
which promises the fruit Of fulfillnienf,
embodies some new and interesting feat
ures.
= what / psoSoss Going Is this.'' Miss Ham
nfoa explained Il iatsad % iaauss sus hun
area ladies. vso have hsooras SIeader through
TIE use Of NJ eruSlsss tre4trnsnf Of obesity re-
euctseu, To come 10 Colorado during June or
Juiy We sAall 70 from DenSsr to Colorado
Springs in a special train. re fi-a number %
onr chart wtF he bsaaaa IN the csrdea q
the Gods. and IT 10 ny purpose 70 have a camp
Tag party nade up 10 sleep smozs shcss titanic
bouiesra ,Aaf night Ezriy the rext Morning we
sail board the electric car for Nantes. sa9 tnsn
Aproese1 10 TIE iron sprinxss q. the foot Of The
fzzneus Peak This point II snostanttally sig
ithoasxa6 feet sbcve ieSsi. azt the crest Of
iPsks's Peak siightiy exceeds fozrtesn tsoussad
feet We sAntI start ~ ths tran sacrtiy aftes
l.fx s'elock an1 se.ieve By zigAtsall. ws shall
ee Al the toe OF course. climatic coalitions
alter q great eezl o. tAs wzy EpL TkSSe Will
ee elixrxrss kld higA w.,eS and otasr zlAas-ee-
aba tafnsx- 5st see no rezEor wey ws e4a't
imxzs H.
Il hsve nSz-ra that these Eoz=z. "a tbs
average. have ics. q r917<s ve4g1L T-zs ID a
rsster Of twc t5=k less 70. tAs ga hs7ezeS
Isdisl sons viii b. s...I, otAs1 Eatraas-s1t
ws shxli take co. t.ass stop a. tia hasiwsv
koase ter eoffsr az9 lzl-a. Gns sozsinss 70
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

HAVE Hoot Print n
lighting Observation-Disclosures
=. -. clark. Iigns. 18th and Deugiaa
Chas. Z. Thomas. Room 4l2. Bee Bldg,
has the official blanks for application for
increase OF pensions under late law May
u. 1872
osrfisid Circle Gard PArty-A card
party win be held at Brandeis assembly
rooms this afternoon by Garfield circle
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Kiss Quick Hscovsrs - Miss Ollie
Quick. who has been Ill at the Presby-
terian hospital for SIX weeks, is now able
to resume her duties In the United states
food and drug inspection laboratory.
Funeral Of Mrs. sswysr-The funeral
OF Mrs. Belinda Sawyer. aged .. wife Of
IT, H. Sawyer of 1915 cass street. who
died Monday night. was held yesterday
afternoon. Interment was in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Nsw Members are Taken rn-The
Commercial club has conferred on z. r,
Gurney. vice president OF the First Ma
Itionai bank or Fremont. the honor of a
Nonresident membership. J. w. Holm
gust and j. @. Adams have been made
resident members.
wharton Host 10 0tris-Two round
dozen Of Uncle Sans girls enjoyed the
May breakfast at the Young Wcmen's
Christian association through the kind.
ness OF Postmaster Wharton. but he was
too shy to put in an appearance before
"aii those women
Waiting spssdsr .Arrsstsd--w. O.
Dunn. a hardware merchant Of clar-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
FORMER 0MAHAN STlRS
UP RElTMAN STRIFE

Rev. George W. woodby. q negro Bap-
tist minister. and A. r. sauer. both for
merly of Omaha. were responsible for
the treatment Ben Reitman received in
San Diego recently. according to a letter
received by s. Arion Lewis from Bob
Stein. a barber. who used to have a
shop In the Omaha National bank build
ing.
The letter says that the Rev. woodby
preached at mass meetings and stirred
the vigilantes up to the point OF tarring
Reitman. He was assisted by A. r.
sauer. stein is now In San Diego. He
Is friend Of Lewis. former resident OF
the California city.
The Rev. Woody received, great deal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

by Sh ma Yisroel by the class. The ten
commandments we're said by the class
in response to the questions OF the rabbi
The floral offering was simple and
beautiful. Irene Schiller delivered the
floral prayer. The class solemniy
marched in front Of the altar and Offered
their flowers individually with a motto
The floral offering was closed with a
cello solo. "Andante" CGoiterman) by
Leon Weitman.
The profession Of faith by the mem
be-s Of the confirmation class was closed
b. short address by Raboi cohn, He
spoke on the sacredness OF soIemnlty VI
the occasion
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
INDUCES BOY TO STEAL
FURS FROM EMPL OYER

Frank simonick. aged II. taseded = nav
suit about New Tears and he says tina.
Abraham Abian. = restaurant keeper OF
Isl South Thirteenth street. promised
him the suit II he would steai q fine fur
overeoat from his employer. the shukrrt
Fur company. Fifteenth and Harney
streets. siHioniek did 30 and later stosv
fine set of mink furs for Mrs. .Alban.
The suit was not forthcomins. and the
youth complained. The complaint reached
the ears Of Detective ,Devsrsese and both
Eimonick and Ablan we're arrested. Ablsn
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

eshebuoth'' and confirmation services
were held this morning a. Temple Israel
at which time nine young people were
confirmed by Rabbi Frederick cohn.
They were:
Edythe CsstIeman. Sara 4 Rubenxt.in
Sadie Rotholz Michael Goldsmith.
irene Schiller. Isaac Fsuban.
Emanuel Green Leon FscoIph
Elizabeth June Hart. schla-F.
The services wsre simE 2 snS sT4I.ea
sive and the church waE t.zys5 10 isz es.-
paeity. Every avail bic ga. vas -. :.
ried On the iaain flce4. -hile tue aaitoa7
could have held but few more. TIE
services began at $40 o'clock and were not
complete until Izsa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
Great Interest in 80
Know Omaha Week

Interested In the window display work
being done by the Omaha Manufacturers
association, five Omaha concerns Joined
the organization at the weekly meeting
yesterday They are: Armour Aco., Brown
Truck Manufacturing company Omaha
Furnlturs Manufacturing company, A.. l.
undeland Hardware company and the NJ
T. Smith company. fkR t'ts
Reports Of c6nfnittess Of the associa-
tlon showed that the interest In the win.
dow display week. first inaugurated BY
the organization. is being taken by all
Omaha.