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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
western Drygoods Trade.

s.ssau Field & Co, in their weekly
ga Of the dryeoods trade, say:
.,.ioion is general among visiting mer-
Y. that the drygoods trade is eS-
"a, as a result Of the bountiful crops
n sections Of the country More buy
AVE been in the market each day than
70 the corresponding period a year
interest has been keen on staple
II fall merchandise. and the novel
.rs not being overlooked.
-s,les are heavy on table oil cloths. and
AIS are apparently sold to capacity
sone time 10 come. Couch covers and
.y Curtains arc items Of large dis,ri-
5on at present.
.sr,s are in extensive use for fall
..,s The most talked Of fabric in silk
"A. Is satin cldrmeuse "a fabric ve-y
,.gar to rcssal'rN. only more in to
s,,.s n crepe iN plain and also bro-
y. and jacquard effects. III satin IN
~ fabrics continue in excellent de-
aii
The SCARCITY Of al mapped fabrics. e..
..,llv cotton blankets. is becoming more
,sable Us the season advances. Mer-
s,,,s who ucr.7ct TO cover all 81 the
.-,lynents in these lines VIII find difi-
n in o6tainins merchandise when they
"a N later"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
NUy YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sE,gOtRD CLEARiSCFS.
TIOI.R And MEAI-Elour innctlN

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour inactive, but
,.0hdY Sprins patents. s54s5 to; T!n'gr
st.aish,s - 6oTr So; w.nte, patents; 50 50
! winter. - ?o9s4 so; 70 > 81 iOg - rs
Kan:ss s,rsirh,:. 81 25Tsi35; f,ney spring
patents, 81 IS So %. RYE FLOCE--Qu.ht.
Ssir 20 good. 50 soaSt: choice 10 fame So o.
9sII5. CORNMEAl,--Hiln crici, 81 20
BAG MEhIy--FIne whit and Yellow, 81 0S Z
81 30. cosrss 81 soasi G.. TEED-wes,ogu
s.rins, sec 80, s'srdutd !Hiddling. s2s 35 2
$50 50 -four 10. $50 81. -'d joS. t3a 10. city
bran. So bulk. s24 90 slcks: micdline, So 10
4;33. red Gog s3S % h0mily chop s3sf
s27 bulk. SCI 2o3s2s 20 sacks. olTneal, s35
q s35 so
COFTTE--ou.et With salts amounting 70
$500 bags. The tono was Armer however,
ard after opening ~ ] ~ points advance.
rrices continued 70 work upward closing at d
hot gain Of 90 4. points. Local shorts were
good buyers, ard there were ynry light offer
!Lgs with some support from bulls. Havre
closed = 70 u crsae higher. While Hamburg
advanced . TO ;. rfeuns Cos, ana freight
offers from Brazil wcre slightly higher The
SAntos Tnsrle, vas Irregular a, an advance of
so rsia ana there we're no reports from RIO
owng 20 tbs hoiitay. spot unchanged or the
tssis OF i4',c tof ITO No. l. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

ended scpt.rnbss H. 1919. 81 7e9 VS. iSs %; ;ai3'
ancos Tor the week ented sepieIInnnc ,;a,c.r ss
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Niaiur Butts @adfOlser.

Ser in 10 trogii6er 8eiie ums Sc
ben gefommene milit6riide 8eglei-
ter oe8 8%rGiiOenteu, Mtai. Butts, bat
eiuen Ga6folger er6alten, inoem
@rGIioent Saft BEN Wtaior Sbomos
8. Rboa0s bonn @eoicaI Gorps Der
Irnee al Ieinem @Oiittanten erna1n-
te. IS lit oies bas erite Mal in Der
@ei4i6te Der Negierung, oaB Elm
8unoar3t 0ieie Steae befleioet.
Maior &boa0S murOe in RbilaoeI-
pbia geboren unO lit AZ Sabre alt.
gr graouirte BON Sefferion MeOicoI
College ul1O ipor iabrelang Elm Spe-
8ial-S tuOent oes beriibmten Or. SO.
SO. Seen, eiieS Der 6efanntelten
@unoGr3te in Amerifa. SIN Sabre
1898 trat er ais @unoar3t i'm 9ien-
Tte ser &egierltng Elm llno muroe IN
BEN 8bilippinen Itationiert. @ier err
morb er iib Die 6reun0i6aft Oes4sra-
lioenten Saft Ser sur Belt @ouDer-
neur Der Snieln mar uno on Dem
Nfaior &boa0s cine i9mere, aber er-
foIgrei6e Operation pornabm.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
8uatem 9lac 9(emter ba6en.

Gin eigenortiges SdanipieI bot
ii6 oen 8oifanten am Mittmo6 Mor=
gen, Die oas Gioil Serpice @eb6uoe
an S StroBe, 3Wii6en II. uno 1S.
StraBe, paiiierten. Gin Seer BON
giirgern bon Gouaeur, MIR bie ur0
90 Elm @eiBer %oarunter, batten ii6 in
9oppelreibe BORT altfgelteGt, Inn 5or-
mulare 8lt erlangen, fir u~rtergeorO-
nete SteGungen i'm &egierungsoienit.
Die Gmteri16enoe @olonne erItrefte
Ii6 iiber s gitp 8lofs Bis gum Soto
mac 8orf. 20 &oli5iiten tparen err
foroerli6, Inn Sronung 81 balten
uno oie 8emerfutgen, Die BON alen
Soften fielen, tparen oftmals foltlih-
er @atlr. Gin @aliant bemerfte, Oh
Die gar5e foqorierte @eIeli9aft fi6
fir Merifo antperben lalien molle,
mas gepiB Dem ber3li9en @uni6e
pieler 8iirger unierer StaOt ent-
ipreden miir0e, ober ale molten MIR
Elm @emt6en bon Uncle Sam.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Geo 81. Slider.

am "a. april, Mben69 II l1hr
itarb in ieiner @obnung, 1914 6.
Str, 90. So, i'm @lter bon II Sabren
SER SEQ 81. Slider, Elm Iangidbrig-
ct, befannter Oeuti9er 8iirger un1e-
rer 5taot. @r mar geboren am IA.
@uguit 1886 in Sid in &elfen=0 orm=
Itaotl manoerte 1889 na6 oieIem
2nn0e aus uno lebte bis 1865 in9al=
timore, bon mo er nod @aibington
url5og. Sn friiberen Sobren Sres-
comaler, ging er ip6ter in elm 9eli-
fateiien : @eih1ft, ltno betrieb oaIIel-
be bis Dor 9 Sabren. Slider mar Ell
ner Der @riinoer oes @erinaniaWdn=
ner6ors unO Oes &eiienoarmitGoter
Neutrality-suspicious.; beioe 8ereinc
begleiteten ben @erltorbenen gu ici-
ner lebten &uhe auf Dem &roipeft
Sin Srieobof. Die 2ei6e uuroe am
Sonntag in Die @ruft geIteut un0 am
Weittpo6, ben 1. Mai, Dem SfooBe
Der Groe ii6ergeben. 8etrauert miro
Der geri6ieoene bon leiner @ittue
anna @liiabetb geb. S9miot, nit
mel9er er SO Sabre in gIiidliher
@be lebte, iopie 2 &inoer, Jrau Carl
9nering uno gbas Slider, iopie Ell
ne S6Weiter, Srou 8onano, fernqr
neltn @nfel .iln0 urenfeI.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Die Soften : Cite.
ssohn @eboItian 6onfmann.

SODIll SeUullluH 9uHllllull.
8ieoerum lit elmer Der 1lteIten
Oeuti6en Burger bon @aibington,
SEER Sobn SebaItian Sanfmann, ga
bingei9ieoen. SIN aIter BON II
Sabren fam er nod @aibington uno
berbeiratete li9 einige Sabre Oanad
nit ieiner i'm nun betraltern0en
@itttpe &atbarine. Sn u~ngetriibtem
@ebeIe6en bon iiber 46 Sabren err
marb er ii9 als pfli6tgetrerter, Ieltt-
Ieliger Mann beoenten0es @ermogen.
SIN 8iirgerfrieee mar er I'M Quar-
termalter Department tGtig. @r ge-
b0rte Dem 8onifacius II. ct. Solepbs
@erein an, oeiien Sefret6r er iiber 40
Sabre nnllnterbro6en tpar, MrBer
ser trauernOen @itttpe binterlGBt er
orei Sobne, Solepb, @eter ltno 9llt-
quit, Die ale gei6dftIi6 in @aibing-
ton tdtig iin0. Seine ein3ige God
ter Sbereie ging ibm elm Sabr i'm
CODE boraus. Gin eoler Mal1n, ge-
adtet un0 geliebt bon gllel1, bic i'm
fannten! Sim Oonnerstae Morger
nur0e er nod einem So9amt in Der
Warientir6e auf epig 8itr &ube ge-
bettet.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
amnit nmS O~telisiOm,

Cine groBe Menge fatboIil@er
@eiItli9er un0 2aien bon bieliger
Staot tporen auf Dem fiinften Sab
res : gongreB rn0 8anfett ~antpeien0,
oas Ser rationale fotbolii6e Srolten-
girfel i'm Sborebam Sotel abhielt.
Srou &apbael SEQ Sbonefelt NOR
Die S~oaitmeiiterin uno Srau Sos. s.
Cooper Die pr6iioierenoe @aitgebe-
rim. 9as Saupttbemo bon ben Der
idieoenen fatboliiden 8rieItern ser
8unoesbai1ptitaot gebaItenen &eoer
mar sic n@erberrIi6ung Der @irnlt IN
Ser &eligion~. 9ie S6onbeit unt
8fIege ser @uiit, 8ilobnuerfunit.
MoIerei ltno 9idtlrng in Der fatbo-
Iii6en &eligion tpuroen Defenders
eingeben0 beban0elt.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
grieFaRsn.

@. sic nolen piifen, tDartrm mir
81 G 0odridten nibt in unierer 8ei-
tllno hotten9 Ginfo6 oarum nidt,
neil mir oariiber bon feiner Seite
WtitteiIune %erbieIten. Die oeutihe
8eihuna miro in jeOer Siniih! itcts
bernadlGIIigt, mobingegen man ben
enaliihen 3eitungen BON aleil Ior-
f%ommniIIen Mitteilung 8ufonmen
I6Bt. Bum @noern erIoltben es nr-
fere Sinan3en nod nidt, elm Seer
BON Spiirnoien reip. Supporters an
auIteaen tpie Die nit Dem notigen
Mamon beriebenen groBen 3ei!rn-
oen. 8enn aber unlere Nbornc-
mentsgeloer. piinftli9 einliefen (unie-
re @oaeftoren miiiien 0fters tpcOcn
25 Gents mebrere Mole boripreden),
oltd tuenn man II n e + d e
our 3eit, mann Der @ei6aftsmonn
ieinen @eoarf an 9ritdarbeiten 81
erneuern bat, Damn miiroe es
ms pieuei6t iebr baIO moglid
Iein, einen Special : 8erihterItatter
gu beIddftigen. 8is Oabin miiiien
mir uns eben ouf Die f%reun0lid)e
Mitbilfe unierer edten, maBren
Sreunoe perlaien, ouf Oieienigen,
tpel6e elm Snterelie am nSSSorrncl"
nebmen uno am gmporfonlrien oei-
IeIben belfen, uno uns ni9t BET ie-
rem 8%orfommniiie 6uBtrittc oeriet-
en-. 9lu6 Sbnen lino mir onnfbar,
ioenn Sic ltns gelegentlib Jtadrid)-
ten aus Sbrem Sreun0es- ooer geo9-
borfreiIe uno Dor allen Dingen aus
Sbrer Samilie 5ufommen lieBen. Bie
ieoes Stein9en oa3u beitrGgt, eilell
8ou onf3ufiibren, 10 bilft ieoe Mit-
teilung an uniere 3eitung Oa3u, bic
Ielbe intereiianter unO reidba!t;ncr
5u MAIDEN, nobingegen Quf Der Gn-
0eren Settle jeoer S6lag 0a3it bel.
trGgt, aud Sen itdrfiten Ntom 3u
8ooen 5u fdaen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
@ir werOen seaa6It.

Oie @oli5ei lit gegenmdrtig oabei,
oen Genius Der Staot al nebmen.
Man lit bemiibt, cine polItGnoige
3dblung auer @epobner oes 0iitrift
81 beperfiteaigen u1o Die 8eamten
per0en oesbalb ieoes fir @obn3mede
benubte @ebGuoe beiu9en. Chine
len, Snoianer, 8u6tbGusler, Soub-
itumme, 9linoe, Siren ilno gepob-
ner ser @uitaIten meroen ieparat ge-
5Gblt. Die Arbeit ltebt inter ser
Oberleititng oes Superintendent
Mai. &ibor0t Splpefter uno nirO
einen Monat in Anipru6 nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Die Site Der 6rcnnOs wadit.

@ie elm Sonnenitrabl %ausgSolten'
qebilO flog Dor einigen Eogen oaS
foIaenoe 8riefden in unierS anftiim
g@ert6e Serrenl SD babe oas
.Sournol" regelmGBig BON Dem va
qe an befommen, mo sic es mir 9l!-
crit srIanoten. Sb8rpar i'd ntft ot-
reft ouf Die 3eitung abonierte, babe
id iie oo6 gerrte uno lele re aug
qerne, ga i6 OaOur6 meit 0eiltlu)
a1ffriiden fam. @inliegerO oer
Notwithstanding fir elm Sabr.
S6nen @rfoIg miiuideno, perbleIbe
td Sbr y. p.
@ir oonfen Serrn 81. 9. fir Die
FreunOIiden 8orte unO freuen urs,
oaB oltd er at Ser b%eionoers IN leB-
ter 3eit getpa6ieneu 3abl Der 6relttl-
6e unierer 3eititng gebort.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Gr6alten ~uutOmatii6ss SiftOI.

0as &riegsoepartnent miro oem-
nG6It nit Der &usteiIung 0es auto
matiI6en |iitols, tpel9es in Der re-
gulGren @rnnee an Die Stene 0es
&ebolpers getreten lift, an Die Natio-
nalgarOen oes 2anoes beginner, nad-
Dem ser Siilfs : Comptroller oes
S6ob : 9eportements Die ueber8eit=
gllng gemonten, BOB Der 4ongreh
Sen &riegs : Sefretdr ermddtigt bot,
fir oieien 3pef 100000 5u ber-
allsgaben. @s miro gegen elm Sobr
oauern, Bis Die gauge regulGreArmee
nit Ser neuen @affe ausgeriiitet lit
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9as Columbus 9enfmal.

SIN Saitptquartier oes 8omites
fir sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oes
Columbus 0enfmols Die om s.
SUM inter Sen @uipi5ien Der 60
lumbus-&itter ltattfinOen weroen
berriAt rege 8Gtiqfeit, Inn oie &or.
6ereitunqen fir Souienoe 81 treffcn
0ie ibr @ri6einen in Ser 8ltnoes-
6altptitoot rno ibre EeiInahme an
SEN Seitli9feiten i6on angefiinoigi
baben. @lts Canada aIleit iino i6or
ii6er 1000 Narnen eingeIaufen. Die
Ganaoier, inter oenen lid 5ablrei6G
&egierungSbeomte befinoen, merOer
nit einem Spe8ial8uge am 6. Sum
in @aibington eintreffen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9anfiasnns.

@ir iagen hermit alien Sreunoen,
Del9e unS bel Dem Sooe unIeres@ot=
ten rno gaters Geo. q. Slider 10 lie
bepou 5ur Seite itanoen, Defenders
Serrn Saitor Men3eI fir feline Gro
nnO ben Mitglieoern oes
@ermania Mdnner9ors fir oie iho=
men @rabIieoer, iopie aud BEN Mit-
glieoern oes SeiieuoarmIta0ter Ser
ems, uno alien, Oie 10 berrlide 8fu-
menipenoen Dem @e~ritorbenen mio-
meten, nnleren tiefgefiiblten 0anf.
9ie trauernoen Sinterbliebenen:
Gmna Gliiabetb. Slider, @ittwe
mebit &inOerm.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Gin eleftrii6es automobiI, oas
@igentum bon SRI. geeIlie $. 8eb-
reno bon Scr. 1441, &booe Sslano
9[pe., g. So, pur6e am Montag
@beno our6 einen iungen Burden,
als es unbeauflidtigt Dor Dem Nati-
onaI : Sbeater itan0, entfiibrt. als
ii6 Der 9ieb BON einem anoeren, nit
8oli5iiten bemannten @utomobil ber-
folgt iob, fprang er ob uno ber-
idnono i'm 9unfel. 9as fiibrerIoie
@efabr ialiite am SUB Ser %. Str.
in ben 6IuB, mo- es i'm l~1feriano ited-
en- blieb.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

s. Observation-Disclosures lit cine
Sin eingebrn6t poroen, peIde ge-
gen oas 3ipiIoienitgeies eeri6tet lit,
nnO bon Dem bunoerte bon &egier-
ungs ; MngeiteGten b%etroffen tperoen
miiroen. Die giG fiebt Dor, oab fem
Mngefteuter i'm @unoesoienit iiber
65 Sabre alt fem oorf, 0aB no9 Dem
Sabre 1918 iGmmtli9e Gteuuneen
nelt reip. mieoerbeiebt tperoen lolen,
ga oie 3eitOauer Der 8eI6Gftigung
nit Dem Sistaliabr 1918 obIGnft
ltno oarna6 MIR nod 5-iGrli6e SIR
beitsfontrafte abeei6loiien peroen
ionen. Gs miro a~ngeoeutet, oaB es
cine politii9e Mahination lit, uno
miro oaour1 nobl Die i6mebenoe
Yenlionsbiu gum Abi6luB tommeu.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

m lebten 9ienitag @beno mar
@alatag in Moitnt Sorep Chapter,
81. 81. Sc, I'M nelien SempeI, 13. uno
9}etp gorf 9lpe., inoem uniere be-
fannten 0eutiden Mitbiirger, 6. 90.
Siebert, @iIbeIm @iegmann, Suit.
Sornung, Otto Mittla6er uno IS.
SHILLING eraItiert murOen. geaA Ser
Gerenlonie mur0e alid Dem leibli6-
en- Menlden &ednung getragetl, mo-
fir ia Der 9abio 8ui6 MIR al8u-
gut befannt lit. gs mar i9on friib,
ais man fi6 BON Ser ibonen Seier
trennte.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
GruGblten @eripalter.

Sn ser am Sonntag, ben 90. Mpril
abgebaltenen Oireftoren : Ser.
iammIung oes @efangbereins Nrior
p1lroe Serr gug. S9Dar5 gum Ser
malter Oes g~lubbauies ertpdblt. 81
bat iofort iein Amt a~ngetreten. 0nf
er oaiielbe in better @eiie bermalter
miro, lit bod MIR ielbitberit6noliG
oenn ale, Die ben Mugult fennen
Itimmen oarin therein, oaB Ser Ari
ors cine quite @abl getan.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
eteMe aeIm6t.

Ms6anitet, @HbbsutI9sr. Is Sabre. fran3.
lprsbrnb, srtpHnl&t @tele ais Chauffeur bel
6sutl&er 9rrrl&aft ; riirbe h& gut fir EUROPA.
reilt eiansn. ia @uaenber ben arUbtsn Hetl oes
a~snonnten gebietes Fennt. Orb. 3ul&rtft an
@. @db, 1244 19tb Stry q. @.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9emofratii6.

WeiDaDlt BIS Deute..... 4o4
Sotalan5abl Der Delegaten in Der
Oemofratii6en National : &onDenti-
on 1894.
@0tig CUR domination (8%tpeioritteD
729.
No6 3li ertpdblen 49,. COS.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9OIiaidss.

glaentboIben linO in Oeridieoener
Stooten 0es 2an0es 8orpablen db-
oebolten porOen, INN Delegaten 81
SEN i'm 2oufe 0es Sommers itattfin'
oenoen 0ational : &onpentionen 81
erp1bIen, auf Del6en Die Banner
trGaer Der beioen groBen Farteieu
aetpdblt perOen ionen, Die iid Damn
i'm 0opember ser @ntiheiOung oes
Bottles gu unterperfen baben. Bie
sic 0eIegoten bis gum 2. Wfai Itan-
oen, 8eigt folgen0e Isabelle:
On A.LTtf-.srL
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9lr rermietbem :

Mebrsrs frsunbiiGe, serdumiss mOblisrte
2immer an 6erren, bet ahlbaren beutIhen Seus
len. SO. 636 pennpIDania MSey 9. Y.
Sunasr Mann. IS. Saser, piinitt 9sirt tn
autsr SeuiI6er 5amiIis, no or einta%s aDsr
Fr6fties Soft erbdlt.
MSrs0ierr MntOn Snki. @susral Delivery.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

SO r ni6t aIes baben fam, mas
er germ m06te, fGbrt am beiten, menn
er anes, mas er Bat, germ bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Gin bsuil@es NisnRmGb&en fir Qanbbaus.
bait. Offuten an 9. grlbur Smitb, 1927 s
SlraeE N.@.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Mann unb 5rau ubne 8tnber, nm auf elmer
Garm ~ a%rbetten. nabe Der Stabt.
6. u. 9Osan. StIser Sprins, @b.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
&%OrOOentl6cr 3lObO.
Dampf S6tffabrt
iril9en
Baltimore unb Sremert.

"
Die folaenhen neusn unb erprcbten, NIT aufrI
Standardization, trabllols 1elegrapbts UNI
tlnterpader- Signals, psrlebenen polteaHptsr
erlffr 8IalIs, psreen, mic fOl9t. BON baltimore
trpsbirt:
.RSln", Mittpp6 ben IS. Wlat,
2 l16r Nddmitiags.
.9rdnbenbura " Mittpph ben 20. Wat
2 tlbr Ra&mittags.
,giedar9, Mittwo6, ben s.. SUM-
2 llbr Nahmitta9s.
Bon Baltimore nO6 Sretneh:
3wsits aaiits- palHss-prsts'
$3.50.
Drittt Salute. paHass, Yrsis;
Sur auf benz nTbein", pMfatn" uuO ugisfar"
$500.
3wil&tubeds- paRast- prsist
$500
@sssn 8ra6t unb guRuss Dsnbs man nd
u. GcbmmaCbcr s g.,
@eneral= Ngenten,
@r. 7 Glib SAY @trnBs Baltimore, 3D.
cber
@aybimetOm STice,
us lite Str, 81. @. Sci. Nlain 1856,
unb
6. 8. Drop s. SSns Co..
f3te unb 81 Ctr, u. W.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

WefDabIt bus belte132
Sotalan5abl Ser 9eleeaten in Der
republifaniiden National : &onOen-
ton - 1918.
M0tig CUR Iominatiou (Mtaioritdt
$40.
Gotig, Inn Gaft cine Maioritdt 8t
geben So.
Iotig INN &ooiebeIt cine MaioritGt
at geben 303.
Sod 3u ertpdblen 343.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-20
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Rumbles Of the Approaching Com
mencement Season.
TEACHERS ANNUAL CONVENTION
Golden Jubilee Meeting of National
Educational Assocfafioa-An APP
pofntment 10 China-Eda-
catfonal Notes.

The official program bulletin Of the
fiftieth annual convention Of the Ma
tionsl Education association. to be held
In Chicago. July 8 70 Il. has been issued
by the committee in charge OF the ar
rangements. All needed information
about railroad rates. side trips. excur-
sions. hotels, meeting places for the diff
ferent sections. as well as the subjects
to be discussed and by whom. fiji thirty
pages Of the folder.
As the occasion marks the golden
Jubilee Of the association. special efforts
have been made 10 make the convention
memorable in point Of attendance. edu-
cational development. hospitality and
recreation. Reduced rates on land and
water are assured. local entertainment
varied and extensive. topped with an
educational Sunday" during which
scores of pulpits will resound with trib-
utes to schoolma' ans and schoolmasters
and their joys. trials and responsibilities
form the framework of oratorical word
pictures.
Copies OF the program bulletin or other
information can be had by addressing
William H. Campbell. chairman Of the
publicity committee. slo1 Greenwood ave-
nue.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-20
MARJORIE HAMILTON
WILL GO TO MAKE
QUEENS SLIM
European Royalties VINO Need To
Reduce Their Weight VIII
Learn Secrets of, Pretty
American Girl.

Msrjorls Hamilton. the famous "Csieaezr
0iri.' Ia planning q trip 10 Europe IN knsssr
10 many requests from sbroas that she un6er-
take trip to the big capitals 70 Introduce her
treatment for tst reduction that has been sash
. success IN the UnitsA States. American w.
men shrosd have scattered hsr fame far snd
vide and there has been 20 great an interest In
her "Fat vsnishes a Pound a Day trsstmeaf
that IL IA claimed BY her friends that sraonx
her prospeetiys customers are several men ans
somsn 81 rbfst rank Who fiaa their ssolrdupois
is gaining On them faster than the old-fssh-
Toned remedies can keep II down.
There sre several royalties who would welcome
q vsit from this little slip Of SRI whose dis-
veil known. Queen wilbslmina ID sd 70 b.
grosing Suiff poftiy and she bitterly fessHfs
the rutundity that robs her Of her slriish ehxrm-
Queen Annette Of Portugal. one Of the NEST
beautiful women fn Europe. has lost her thruns
but has gained a lss Of, very soiid flesh STAGE
the febsllion robbed her Of the Responsibilities
Of managing her young kinsly sou. The Ksapfess
Of Gsrmsny ~ another ons who would be xiad
and sssn-.oaeen MARY OF England. ia splsa af
her careful Bviag and sthletie tendencies, Is
finding an appreciahle weight gaia
Then there innumefsbie men Of regal
lBeses sho could she'd score er more pounds.
II has barn broadly hintsa 10 Miss Hamiiton
that ~ she tear herzeif away from her Ct
flee IN .sslA CeniraI BANK Building Of Denver
Iong saoagh 10 cross the Atlantic she riii fipd
Be xiad to pat thssaselsss in her charge or
course atplomaey wit net permit an op<n tsz-
xitation be isszea 70 her but-xeil. n sbs -
willing 70 take q hint when Il ID given cut. she
10 Try the etfiesey gs The treatment Of that
stunning ittis AmeFteaa girl as one titled
Eagiishman styled Mss Hamilton when he was
introdseed 10 her reesntly
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-20
NEBRASKA MILITARY ACADEMY



Activity There.
The academy will close its years work
on Wednesday, June S. and everyone is
getting ready for the closing events.
The base ball teams have a number of
games on their schedule and are prac-
ticing daily; the first team has played
five games in the Greater, Lincoln league
and won four and lost one; there are -four
more games TO play TO decide who wins
theNcup. David City and wahoo teams
will play our first team on the academy
grounds next week. Cotner and Yves
leyan academies win also play here.
The cadets who win take part In the
state track meet are Ward. Daniels.
Hay, Shimonek. saar. Brown, Wheeler.
Smith and Pinney
The dramatic club Will give play en-
titled The Unhappy Pair" on Tuesday
evening next
The tennis teams are busy getting ready
for the tournament Penny. Wheeler,
Heasty Ward and Cousins are making
good showings.
State Superintendent Delzell and wife
visited the academy last week and Mr.
Delzell gave very interesting talk 10
the cadets.
Mr.. Marcelus Of the city gave a read.
ing before the school last Sunday morn.
ing. which was very much enjoyed By
ell
Mr.. w. C. Burnett OF Sheridan. wyo.
visited the academy last week,
Military day will be celebrated or
Friday. May o.. Inspection will b
made by United States army officei
and the various competitions. spelldowns
and other military contests Will take
place The Hayward cup will be
awarded to the company making the bes
showing. individual cups will be awardec
to the best drilled cadet In each com.
pany and sweepstakes cup to the besi
drilled man In the battalion.
The bsccsiaureate sermon will be de
Fvered at the academy on Sunday, Jun,
9. at 3 o'clock. Junior-senior banquet
will be held next week. senior hop June I
commencement June 8. Ex-senator Z
]. Burkett will deliver the address to tht
seniors.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-20
GRAY HAIR SIGN
OF AGE. EASY WAY
TO RESTORE COLOR

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and vet neglect your hair. when gray hair
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of age than wrinkles or poor complex
iong OF the two. II Is easier to preserve
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than II 10 to have a good complexion
All that Is necessary Is the occasional
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Sage and sulphur. combined with other
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In . short time the dandruff viii be re-
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