Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-26

been in the ersin business in omshs or
anywhere else has ncthine TO explain in
this particular Advertiser
Beard visiting Hsrs-ra J. Beard is
spending few DAYS in Omaha. lie was
FORMERLY RELIGIOUS work director FOR che
Young Mems Christian association here
and is now general secretary at the hsad
or the association at Atchison. Kan.
Chambers Dancing Academy The
home Of modern and classic DANCES, in
structor OF teachers. who are successful
both in Omaha and other cities Glasses
reopen September %, 1914 Telephone
Douglas ISL, The school 20 depend upon
Master savage HAS a Party--A birth.
day party az which Robert Gorst Savage
aged years, was host, was held ycster-
day at his home. i2S5 Patrick avenue.
There were fourteen guests Master saw
ago received a number OF presents, in
Guiding fox terrier dos.
Visitor Victim of old Csame-Tbe old
fake express bill game. so well known
that good confidence mon usually shun
II, was worked successfully on Pete,
Nielsen OF orxley. who gave up $50. ne
reported 1t 10 the police when he founG
that he had hcen buncoed.
"A Club Meets Tuesday--There viii
I've p meeting az the Omaha Ad club at
the Rome botel TUESDAY evening. din
ner will be served at ESQ o'clock ana a
meeting is 10 BE- held an hour later when
the assembly will discuss advertising i'm
its relation to Bf'ntcrs Ink"
Omaha Boosters complimsntsd-Com.
mentiug upon tho recent Wyoming trim
of forty Omaha business men, the news
papers OF Wyoming praise the objects Of
the visit In the highest terms. They also
are generous in paying compliments to
the personnel OF the Omaha delegation.
Reghtol Becomes correspondent-Scnt
X. Beghtol. advertising manager Of the
Omaha Hotel Reporter, has been chosen
by the Nebraska-Iowa Hotel Clerks as.
ISOLATION 10 be it's correspondent for tho
official organ OF the national greeters'
organization, the American Grceter. Of
Denver
sues to Quiet Titls-Failure OF the
House OF the Good Shepherd. a religious
organization, to attach its corporate seal
to deed conveying a lot I'm South Omaha
is the reason OF suit brought in dis
trict court by Joseph JanKowsKl, present
owner of the property The court Is
asked to quiet the title
Reaches Home safeIy--Ed wirthsafter
of this city has been greatly relieved by
receipt of the news that his uncle, Max
Pill of Sioux City. has reached home
safely, after exciting experiences IN
Budapest, Vienna and other cities. fol-
lowing the outbreak of the war. Mr.. Pin
succeeded in reaching Italy and sailing
from there
Woman Loses Dress--A woman mems
Der of Rev. c. W. Savidge's congregation
yesterday suffered the loss of dress
stolen after she had cleaned Il and hung
it out to dry. in preparation for attending
services. Rev. Mr. Savidge has made an
appeal for some person to provide
dress for her. Her telephone number is
Webster 1859
women Mission Federation to Meet
There will be a meeting Tuesday after
noon at . o'clock of the Federation of
Omaha missionaries at the Young
Women's Christian association, when
plans will be formulated for work during
the coming year. Mrs. f. A. Van Fleet,
acting president OF the organization,
will preside at the meeting.
Rev. Howlands TO Speak at "x"--Rev
II. c. Rowlands. acting pastor of the
First Baptist church, will speak on the
subject, Wanted, a Man. at the mems
Sunday meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association. Special music has
been arranged. including solos by w. L.
Mitchell and Dean Smith. The meeting
will begin at p. m.