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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

! cisous will attend. as this - always
looked forward To- with great interest
ara hN the affair being held by both
"a ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

81. tsac go Graham drew tue prize r.,
ne nrst home ran - 'Ic a.nsof ,-e-fc-
-isf iiHhm met a pretty one. shoulde.
lh't a'N cropped Q uEe- the rff-.f Fol.
ience for tho round trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

$50 70 20 10 ID % 70 =
TW" Das" hits horton. =. collins
,,iii-"r Sa"rifi. hits. Ratn. White
!r"Hi" plays Weaver 10 Hatl ~ 10
i"n Ram o. Bortou. FIRST iase on
'H.'~ or Mu.te. .. off Hall. Striics
".i J.. White. g. ty HAL. l. Jmrtr,s
b.l.'Hshltn ana Ferguson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

Nasher Is being worked ~, the outf,eIl
lu place 81 SIe.Eie who wa. r.i.ss.'t
IT.. S-'"ih"F man is fast on his zee
gardener '' '"r "It''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

Horry Hammond. the new third has..
ian. paved third base for 'lr rertfI,r-
."9IeI iaN. and Will" ic fld iof has.
ball player ''''H9 ~ "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

., fItctHr Hogan. playing ief, field r,-
ans in'he Ir'dt one banded rum
ming eaten veHferglv sf.ff.-l...-.
80 . ne nose ana lined 90 ouf flr v,.4+
.ookeh IKE safe tVo-s-sker. but Hogan
stab OF tn" hail and slrcceaeI ia ,.,,rti.
~ do"h luS' NJ ~ was smiling pasf him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
Gandil; Three-base

Two-base hits: GandiI Three-base
nus. Carrigan. LaPorte, Mcbride. Nor
gan. Johnson. Sacrifice fly. Shanks
Sacrifice h!ts Shanks MoclIer S:oisn
bases. Moeller Bases on halls: John
SoH; struck out. By Johnson. :: nv
{, ollirs. ,. Empires Hart ara
pineen. an"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

small crowd ~ the fsitrf.f nor.
.ii 'es'erday looking to team o,.-
vic ~ pr~ tn" Esnerrf .r..
80 nI 0plnipH among IRE LIaa.t. ..-.. ..
seems o. le mat no rre.ert e.'..,5 b..
no most likelv looking lt-.l 49,,
represented Wheeling f1r some ttre
The evening world., 1913-10-07
OUPES SAY THEY TOOK
PRIESTS BOGUS BILLS
Identify Picture of Schmidt as That
of Man Who Fleeced Them
in March.

wIIKES-BARRE. Pa. Oct. THE
Rev. Hans Schmidt. the New York
murderer. passed 200 spurious $40 Ger.
tihcates here In March and April OF
this year. according to men who say
thev were his victims.
Patrick J. Ahearn. United states Sc.
cret Service Agent, and Andrew b
Hourigan. Assistant United States Die.
trict-Attorney. announced to-day tina,
dupes Of the priest have Identified his
picture as that OF tho man who circu.
lated the spurious notse. Ahearn also
bills.
The evening world., 1913-10-07

ese fer without som ono ground here
ssoin' II. In the farsi place. I'll tell
yer how . happened by this yer todc.
when that bunch or fellers were
tsrsin' down this yers bridge which
ussd ter stan mex my shop they dis
ssvsrsa . green tode which was hidded
II tween 10 bricks. Now that sirs
bridge he'd been standin here for nigh
ontsr forty years. An they amt no
doubt IN my mine that this ysre tode
Asd hene thar sW this vera time.
An Il we're still alive That's the garl
dAynest part this yers storee. never
nosd that todes could live thus we're lon
wal. . toot that slrs tods down to
~ Pscsham River an set It ride on
the hank. near the water. an left II
thar. and com back to tina ONCE. A
faSol all bout Its beln' thar III bout
o'clock. Then . hurries down to tina
river and. by gosh. do yer know tibet
that airs tode was still drinkin',
80 . left him thar I'LL mornin', An
ha, Dee. A forgot all about tina littel fel-
Ter I'll . happen ter look at tina bridge.
40 Q went down TO tina river agin. lie
was 0ckdu tunT blSCP' ~ - p'NNNd
up an fetches hin up ter ma house an
bulit q house fer him In ma back yeard
Tibet sirs tode was som tode. A used
ter cit ma wether reports from him,
an everybody In this yere town sed ma
wAther notisses war tha best. Every
morn!n' a went out thar en looked
down hes throat an got tina wether fei
tina day. II hes throat war dark greer
a used ter go rite out front an put W
. rane bulletin, II IL wer lite green IL
put up q fare notlse. Thet tode got M
. repytAtshun as q wether profit An
everybody used ter com ter see what thi
thy used ter call tina Wether down her,
'teds wsthsr.'
Ma wife didn't ike tina darn thing
One day wen o was out she give q DO
Nifty cents ter 90 an droun him. Jes
~ tia hoy was goln' ter droun him sor
kind herted ladie Slve him a dollar Il
Kill him insted. en- she sed yer can
d.oun . tode. An Jest Ms he was goir
ter step On him somebody cam a!on
en- give h,m q dollar fer not dom 1
80 he let tina darn thin go. an, b
gracious. II hoped right strsts hun
an tibet mite found 4 settin' In ~
house BLOWN bubbles when com hun
Yer no . hen lays a egg en- the
turRs round. en- seein' n. cackies. Wa
. used ter put binders on mi hens 9
ehsy wouldn't see tina egg. ina reesu
was they stopped cscklin. MI vii
ceulln't STAN the eacklin'.
NOV this yer ode ken see In q
tdhuHs. In fact. any tols kea loo
lrhsF+ A. A's Z ,ss''ss'' AaS
The evening world., 1913-10-07
FABLE Of ATOAO
THAT FORETElLS
JERSEY WEATHER
Its Owner Says He Can
Handle II Without Fear
of Warts.
SENDS IT ON ERRANDS.
Projectors Wife Hires a Boy
to Drown the Nasty
Thing.
SENDS IT ON PYRAMIDS.

tausAA 10 n nN0las wortd,.
0DAR DROVE. N. j.. Oct. t-"Lost.
s00ss1 o. stelsa. enc green hop toad.
Caa hop h aay diFsstioo end hes twenty
vsssA IN different oiaoss. Answers 70
che name Of 'Natey.' when last sssn
was hoppins down Ridge road toward
Pompton Turnpike. n fouad please no
tify Arthur ~. cowls. Postmaster"
This 10 the advertisement which ap-
pssrsd In the Cedar Grove Weekly
Cleaner. out to-day.
DESTROYS Of obtaining further informa.
tea about this toad . representative
6 The Evening World csiisi at the
pest.ofnes. which y located In the front
oe Hiram Wits blacksmith shop, for
The purpose Of setting the facts about
ths case from Cowia
CoWis va there All oe him va,
here Some Of him WAS hanging over
~ sAes Of the stool on which he was
p@ehed. bask Of an imitation desk. Hs
VA vsey busy iust then selling three
eas-eeat stamps 10 - many indiv'd-
vaaA Ana when the rush was over he
Was eenfrontsd with . card.
'0h. ] &c." he began. You're one
- tA@ aiee fsalsss makes . speciality
stiekin' Their nesss In other peopas's
s,sussA Wall. what DO Yer want hsref"
A. osvis osshsd his spsotaciss W
Srea ~ Drstrudsr until thsy rsstsd On
bic WI AASh forehead.
TIE inSuisitsr explained. cowis liz.
toned Thsa he sQuintsd; tickisd his
Ss@asA eaG sucked his moustschs. Whom
he ~ 0nishsd he answered.
wal, TIL tell yer. It's long story
asA think yssl agree II desarvss In
vesigssin'. Cause Il DON'T seem 20 mi
pos,sebel that that ARE tods could o.
The evening world., 1913-10-07
SHAKEINTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot.Esse. the sntiscptic powder.
II relieves painful, smartins. tender,
nervous feet, and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions. It's the
srestest comfort discovery Of The ase,
Al,en's roo,.Esse makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. Il Is certain relief for
svea,ins. cslloua. swollen. tired. scbins
feet. Alwsys use Il to Break 10 New
shoes. Try Il to-day. Sold everywhere,
Is cts, Do~'i sceept any ssbssitsss. For
PRE- trial packages address Allen s.
Dim Il ed. L. Row. n. Y.
The evening world., 1913-10-07

Priest Essmined Asain ~ states
Feur Allenlsts.
Drs. Carlos r. Macdonald. George II.
Kirby william Mabon and A. Ross
Diefendorf spent three hours yesterday
examining Hans Schmidt. the priest who
murdered Anna Aumueilsr. The exam.
lnatlon was principally for the bsnsdt Of
DR.. Diefsndoef.
District-Attorney whitman ID % conn.
dent that the report will b that the
priest 10 sane that he 10 planning to pu,
the case before the Grand Jury to-snor-
row and to have II set down for trial
the latter part Of the month.
The evening world., 1913-10-07

here. and SO far az the Secret Service
man has been able to learn he worked
alone.
The evening world., 1913-10-07
ALBANY FLIGHT POSTPONED,

Havsns's Aeroplsae Csipplel, Ne
VIII Try Agai. To-day.
ALBANY. Oct. 7.-Bsckw,th Havens.,
Albany 20 New York Hight was post.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
WOULD TEACH THEM TRADES
Congressman Barton Advocates
Training for Boys and Girls.
OPPOSES THE CURRENCY BILL
Because IN His Estimation ~ IL
WrOnE In Principal and Dis
turhinE 60 Financial Con-
dttions OF Country.

national law making the teaching Of
vocational work in high schools manda-
tory will solve the problem OF the
educated fioRter," according TO Con-
gressman Sllas Y. Barton. who is In
Omaha on his way 20 Washington after
three weeks visit In the state.
Our high schools turn out graduates
who must become floaters-young men
and women who are fitted for no par
tleulsr kind OF work." said Congressman
Barton. Vocational training has been
attempted In modified form by several
city schools, but II will take n national
law TO bring II up to its full efficiency"
Congressman Barton. speaking OF the
currency bill which he opposed IN tho
house said:
This bill will place the currency OF
the country under the control OF a
political board which will hold office
during the presidents tenure In office
and win go out with each new president
This II wrong In principal and will tend
to disturb the financial conditions OF tho
country continually"
This bill, In my opinion, will show
whether the republican party ls right or
wrong. We have stood for protection.
This bill was drafted without regard for
protection. II will take eighteen months
or 40 for its effects 10 be clearly demon
stratcd, but in that time we will know
exactly what u will do.
Il believe the tariff enactment will
prove that the republicans have been
right and the democrats wrong. II viii
not do II in a few months. but ultimately
the republican position, will be vindi-
Gated"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30

Of Mrs Ira w Porter 422 North Thirty
first street. Tho program will be In
charge Of Mrs. h l. DE Lanney.
The Omaha woman's Suffrage associa-
tion will hold Its regular meeting at
Baright hall Wednesday afternoon at 23O
O'Clock. The current events IN the suf-
frage movement will be given by tho
members OF the society.
The Dundee woman's club will give a
costume party Friday. at which the
guests will represent advertisements or
household necessities. Mrs. u. f. Nc.
Cullev has kindly offered the club the
use OF her home for this affair. which
promises to be one OF lts most enjoyable
meetings.
The West side woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet Thursday at
the hoi-N OF Mrs. n. Gibbons. S2S South
Fifty-first street at 2:So o'clock. The
subject OF the meeting will be Chris,
tian Citizenship"
The first cash sale OF Red Cross seals
was made to Mrs. W. p. East, president
OF the Womans club of the Railway
Nail Service of Omaha. II was an un-
solicited sale, the order with accompany
ing check being sent through the mail
Those In charge of handling the Red
Cross seals among the Omaha club
women are the members OF the heath
committee, Mrs X r. J. Edholm as
chairman. Mrs. r. II. Matters and Miss
Margaret Guthrie. on Monday at the
meeting OF the woman's club they will
be given an opportunity TO take the seals
to sell or refuse them as they see fit.
The vesper service Sunday afternoon at
the Young Women's Christian association
will be addressed by Dr. Marshall. Mrs,
Therme Ellis will sing At the social
hour following the meeting light refresh
mtnts are served, and any new girls are
met and introduced Miss Clara Taylor,
field extension secretary, will be In the
city and will talk informally to the girls
az the social hour. All young women arc
cordially invited to spend their Sunday
afternoons with US.
Entertainment course members please
notice that the second number OF the
course will be on Monday evening, De-
cember s, at Sis o'clock. Miss Louise
Wallace Hackney OF Chicago will give a
dramatic reading OF The Mile Stones" !"
This is a play which has been extraor-
dinarily successful in New York and Chi
cago 1t is the story Of three generations
OF one family, beset with q the same
problems in 1860 in 1885. and In 1912. "It
is whimsically alive TO the inconsistencies
Of human nature, and as full OF old time
is reader who has given courses before
the most prominent and critical audiences.
She is admirably qualified for the work
che has undertaken. possessing a beauti-
fully modulated voice. a wlnsome per-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
Elks Hold Memorial
Services at 0rpheum
Theater This Morning

Memorial services FOR the late brother
Elks will be held by the Omaha lodge
OF the fraternity at the orpheum this
morning. 1'he ceremonies will start
promptly at lo:S0 o'clock and the public
has been cordially invited to attend.
Following is the order of the program;
PART 1.
Brother Henry Cox.
Accompanied by the Omaha STRING
Orchestra.
Opening Ceremonies, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Exalted Ruler and Officers OF the
Opening ...."..,......"....."
Brothers,
Acting Chaplain Brother Thomas
B. Dysart.
abide With Me" e".,..,....,........,.L .Liddle
Hazel Smith Eldridge.
"Songs My Mother Used To Sing"
NBy RequeSt)... w akefield- Lewis
Council Bluffs Elks' Lodge Quar-
The Mystic Hour. Ev Bro. A. r. Fiske
Mrs Grant Williams.
Violin solo. "Andantino'. ..Iemare-Cox
Brother Henry Cox.
Accompanied by the Omaha string
Orchestra
Fear Not Ye, oh Israel '........,. Buck
Buelah Dale Turner.
Brother Joseph r. Fraiiey OF Fort
Madison. Ia, Lodge No. St.
whispering HOPE" ".:,..';;... -; Hawthorne
Elks' Lodge Quartet.
Closing Ceremonies. ies.",..........,..,.....
Exalted Ruler and Officers OF the
poxolosy Lodge,
Brothers and Audienee'
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30

sonalty, sympathetic Interpretation
Seats will be on sale December 1. and
may be procured by telephone.
The Central and Monmouth Park
Mothers Welfare league win meet We'd
pesday afternoon at he Monmouth Park
school, Superintendent f. U. Graft OF
the Omaha public schools viii address the
meeting on tho subject OF How the
Mothers can Help the Teachers Plans
will be made for the organization OF q
sewing class in the league. All who
are interested in the leesue are cordially
invited to attend and there will be youns
women there TO assist with the care OF
the little folks who come with their
mothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
Live Stock Show
Opens at Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Valued at s.. 600, 900
approximately HOO animals were placed
on exhibition today at the opening OF
the annual international live stock ex-
position at the stock yards Students
from state agricultural colleges in Ohio.
Iowa, Mississippi. Nebraska, Indiana, Ar
kansas, Texas, Kansas and Minnesota
win enter cattle judging contest Cana
dian agricultural students also are en-
tered. A horse fair. at which prize ami
mails will be exhibited, will be held every
night during the exposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
Indiana Governor
Goes to Frisco to
Select Location

Governor O'Neill OF Indiana went
west on the Standardization Pacific,
enroute TO San Francisco, where he will
select the site for the Indiana building at
the 1915 exposition. Speaking OF labor
difficulties in Iadiana cities, the gov
ernor is of the opinion that satisfactory
adjustment will soon be brought about
and that harmony will prevail between
the men and the employers.
The Indiana governor does not think
the state he represents viii make an ex-
tensive exhibit at the San Francisco ex-
position. but the feeling is that there
should be state building where visitors
and former residents will feel az home.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
In and Out of the Bee Hive.

Mr.. E. w. Dixon returned Wednesday
from two weeks in New York.
Mrs. C. S. Catlin of Salida, Col. is
visiting friends in Omaha and Council
Bluffs
Mrs. Bishop, sister of Mrs w. F. A
len, left for Kansas City Wednesday to
spend the winter with her son. Mr.. Edgar
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss Clowdsley Of Kan
sas City. who have spent the week end
with Mrs. C1owdsley's parents, will leave
this evening for their home.
Mrs. II. Kreynborg and daughter. Miss
Emma, will leave Tuesday evening for
Los Angeles. where they will join Mr..
Kreynborg and spend the winter.
Mrs. c. j. Chisam. who has been spend
ing the last six months at her country
home near Los Angeles. will return to
Omaha this week and after a short stop
here will go to Ohio, where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs r. II. Gaines is expected home
.this week from the east. where she spent
: q month in New York. She spent Thanks
giving with her son. Mr.. Francis Gaines,
and also attended the Harvard-Yale foot
ball game with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Meyers OF Mitchell,
S. D., arrived Tuesday TO spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Meyers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. p Fowler. Ao2 Douglas
street. An orpheum party was given in
their honor Friday evening and Saturday
evening a dinner was given. Mrs. Meyers
will remain in Omaha until after the holi-
days and Mr.. Meyers leaves Sunday eve
ming and will return later.
Y
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Matters. jr., have
taken a house at $500 Dodge street
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
CHURCH WOMEN TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS SALE FRIDAY

Women OF the First Presbyterian
church, Seventeenth and Dodge streets.
will give a Christmas sale and dinner
Friday. The sale will start in the morn
ing and continue until everything is sold.
II will be held In the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30

perance union at the New Hamilton cafe
Tuesday at o'clock. Mrs. Claflin has
recently returned from the east where
she was sent as a delegate to the worlds
and national conventions of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union. All club
women of Omaha and members OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance union are
cordially invited, and those who have
not made their reservations are requested
to telephone Mrs. Frank Butts, Harvey
2041 as soon as possible.
Following, the luncheon a meeting will
be held at the Central United Presby-
terian church, Twenty-fourth and Dodge
streets, at 2:30 o'clock. II will be a mass
meeting and Mrs. Claflin will give an ad-
dress.
The French department OF the Omaha
Woman's club will meet Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, under the leadership OF DR..
Kathleen O'Connor, with Miss May Ma
honey as leader.
The oratory department Of the Omaha
Woman's club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock In the studio of
N. M. Reed in the Boyd theater building.
The household economies department OF
the Omaha woman's club will meet
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock In tho
club rooms.
The French history class will meet
Friday morning at 1880 o'clock In the
public library.
The Equal Franchise society will enter
tain at luncheon Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. (. NJ. Fairchild at the Commercial
club. Mrs. Fairchild was the first presi-
dent of the society and has recently re-
turned from Europe, where she spent
several months and studied the suffrage
conditions in England.
The Omaha Political Equality league
will meet Thursday evening in the coun-
ell chamber of the city hall at o'clock
There will be meeting OF the execu-
tive committee at 7:SO O'Clock in the same
place.
The Persian history class will meet
Monday morning at 10S0 O'clock in the
lecture room of the public library.
The young womens class in European
history will meet Tuesday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock in the public library.
/ The Benson Woman's club will meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs O. W.
lredale at 2:30 o'clock. Those who will
take part in the program are Mrs. A.
L. Ewing, Mrs. V. r. Shelley Mrs f.
/ c. Thies and Mrs. +. A. Searson. The
subject will be Scotland
The Omaha Story Teilers' league will
meet Thursday at 4 o'clock in the pub
lie library. Miss Josephine Grant will be
leader for the afternoon and four stories
| will be told
The class in decorative art will meet
Thursday evening at o'clock in the pub
/ lie library
/ The annual meeting OF the Daughters
/ of 1879 will be held Friday, December S.
at the home Of Mrs. W. L. selby, 4sOs
Davenport street, at 2:3O O'Clock There
will be election Of officers and other
important business TO come before the
meeting All members are requested 10
/ be present.
! Inc Omdhd society OF flne Arts VIII
meet Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in
the public library. Mrs. j. ]. Dickey
will be the leader OF the morning and
the subject will be Italian painting. The
work Of Giovanni Segantini. Domenico
Morelli and Giovanni Boldini will be dis
cussed.
The Major Isaac Sadler chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
will meet SATURDAY. afteruoon ar thu honn
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
LONG NOT GUILTY OF
MURDER OF SANOOVAL

DENVER. Colo, Nov. ss.-samuei Iong.
Jr.. Of Kansas City was found not guilty
today of the murder of Phillip. sandovaL
Long killed sandoval on September II.
He pleaded self defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
LEADW00D LUMBERMAN
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

DEADwooD, 3. D., Nov sS-Tom
Marsh a we'll known iumberman. was
killed today when his automobile. which
he was repairing, backed on him and
crushed him
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
HITCHCOCK WILL SPEAK
BEFORE UNIVERSITY c. UB

Senator Hitchcock will speak wednss-
day noon at 1918 o'clock before the Uni
versity club on the currency bill. The
schedule as TO time Il 10 be promptly OBJ
served
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
Mrs. Thomas Hayward
Nee Marguerite Busch
DECEMBER WEDDING PLANS
Many Social Affairs for the Peters
Morgan Wedding Party.
REPARE CHURCH BAzAARs
several Affairs viii BE Given at the
Country Club This Week, Be-
ginning with Tango Tea
Tuesday Afternoon,
Continued from Page Two)

dancing parties at Chambers Thursday
evening. Those in charge Of the affair
are Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Underwood, Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Hatcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Irwin, Mesdames NJ. Garrison, l.
Faulkner, w. ]. Cattin and d. w. Nc
Yea.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-30
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Club Meetings.

MONDAY-Open meeting of the Omaha
Woman's club at 2:3O o'clock. Execu-
tive committee meeting at LIS and di-
rectory meeting at 30 o'clock. Meeting
of the Persian history department at
10:30 o'clock in public library.
TUESDAY-Luncheon for Mrs. M. M.
Claflin of Lincoln at New Hamilton and
address at Central Presbyterian church.
Meeting OF young womens class in Euro
pean history at public library at 1880
o'clock. Meeting of the oratory depart
ment of the Omaha Woman's club at
studio In Boyds theater building.
Luncheon for Mrs. 4. M. Fairfield at
Commercial club given by Equal Fran
chise society.
WEDNESDAY, Of the literature
department of the Omaha Woman's club
at 10 o'clock in club rooms Meeting or
the Omaha Suffrage association at Ba-
right hall at 2:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY-Meeting of the Omaha So
ciety of Fine Arts in the public library
at 10 o'clock. Meeting of the West Side
Woman's Christian Temperance union
o'clock. Meeting of the household
economics department of the Omaha
Woman's club at 10 O'Clock at the club
rooms. Meeting of the Benson Wom-
ans club at the home OF Mrs. c: w
Iredsle at 2;30 O'Clock. Meeting of the
Omaha Story Tellers' league at the
public library at o'clock. Meeting OF
Political Equality league in the coun-
ell chamber OF the city hall at o'clock
FRIDAY-Meeting of the French depart
ment of the Omaha Woman's club at 10
o'clock in club rooms Meeting OF the
French history class in public library at
1890 o'clock Annual meeting OF the
Daughters of 1872 at the home OF Mrs.
SATURDAY-Meeting Of the Major Isaac
Sadler chapter, Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution, at the home of Mrs.
Ira w. Porter at o'clock.