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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
Too Strong
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mrs. Van Allen Thompson, whose on
try into the country gave her much
difficulty with the customs official.
was recounting her experiences to a
few friends in Boston. She said.
"It was all very unpleasant, but NOT
the least unpleasant part was the at
titude of the custom officials / hone
they don't intend to be as rude MS
they appear to the returning traveller.
But" continued Mrs. Thompson.
rhilosophically, Il suppose 1t would be
difficult to be popular as a customs
inspector. Everybody dislikes these
poor men. Everybody feels toward
them like the old skipper.
This skipper, after undergoing sew
eral hours of suspicious cross-question-
ing from two inspectors regarding his
cargo, was at last leaving the wharf
when young official, unaware of his
previous grilling. accosted him.
Have you anything to declare. sir %
he demanded. sharply
Furious. the old skipper glared at
the young man and shouted:
Yes, young man, I've q good deal 20
declare, but I'd be ashamed to say IL
before boy like you. You're too young
to hear what would like to declare! +"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
TO GIVE BEAN BAKE
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Officers to Be Installed at Joint Meet
ing OF G.. A. X. Camp and Thomas
: Camp Sons of Veterans

An old-fashioned bean bake will be the
feature of the joint meeting of George
A. Custer post No 1, Grand Army of
the Republic. and George H.. Thomas
camp No. l. Sons of Veterans. TO be held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
Rest in Sight
from Tit-Bits.

FROM 1it-BitS.
Young Lawyer thaving passed his ex-
aminations); We'll, I'm glad it's over.
I've been working to death the last
few years trying to complete my legal
education"
Old Lawyer: Cheer up my boy; it'll
be long time before you have any
more work to do.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
He Won

From the Yonkers statesman.
Mrs Bacon-Whats the matter with
Tommys face and hands? They are
badly swollen.
Mrs Egbert-You see. they offered
prize at his school for the boy who
would bring in the greatest number OF
dead wasps, and Tommy won.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
NOTES OF THE LODGES

The annual meeting of the Alabama
consistory, Scottish Rite Masons, will he
held at the Masonic temple on the even
ing of January u, when the election OF
officers will take place. The reports OF
the retiring officers will be read and
{ ther important business transacted, after
which the officers-elect will be installed.
The past year has been an active one
among the Scottish Rite Masons of the
city and included the special meeting
last fall which was attended by Scottish
Rite Masons from every part of the
southern Jurisdiction and a number of
the highest officials of the order
Birmingham council, No. 635, knights
of Columbus, has been invited to initiate
a large class OF candidates at Montgom-
cry January Is and a large delegation
of local knights are making preparations
to journey TO the Capital City for that
purpose. The local lodge has between 15
and 20 applications on hand and it is ex-
pected that Grand Knight II. j. Kribs
will shortly call meeting for the initia-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

tion OF class of candidates. At a re-
cent meeting the committee on the home
fund reported the fund was growing and
the prospects for the erection of a home
exceedingly bright
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

At recent meeting Of Vulcan tent
Order of Modern Maecabees a campaign
was started to double the membership
of the tent by the end of the present
year The members entered into the
proposition with much enthusiasm and il
was freely predicted that the member
ship would be doubled before the half
year milepost was reached As an indi-
cation of the activity of the members of
the lodge a class of % or more will he
initiated on the evening of January 80.
North Birmingham lodge No. 5g1. An
cient, Free and Accepted Masons viii
entertain the semi-annual session of the
jefferson County Masonic conference,
which meets in the early part of Feb
ruary The various committees have
been named to provide for the enter
tainment of the delegates and 10 arrange
the daily programme for the meeting
c. f. Algood, worshipful master of the
North Birmingham lodge. win preside.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
PERSONAL

TIE salvation Army Industrial home so
gzines We collect We distribute. Phone
Douglas tlS5 and our wagon win call.
Call and inspect our new nome. lii0-lfie-
lll4 Dodge 81
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
First Trust Co.
1855 South 18th st. First Natl Blk. Bldg.
Phone DOUGLAS l15l.s


A. p. Turkey & SON.
FOR RENT.
5is No, Esd. 5-r., modern bfick fiat. SIS
slS No. 2ist St. Or, modern brick flat.
1901 So 35th.. SIR, modern house.
4l0.ls No. 18th. lo-r, modern brick flats,
800 FSTham, 7-r., modern brick fiat. $50
2222 So. Hst., CIR, modern house, $50.
Apt 1, Clarinda Or, modern, baths.
27i9 No 18th. 6-r.. house. SIS.
2OlS No. I'D, 3-r., modern house, so
1913 Burt. Ser, modern brick flat, SO.
sli2 leavenworth, S-r, modern house,
IDS Burt, Ser, modern apartment. so.
1853 Sherman Ave-. 6-r., modern house. SIS
zZzz No 18th S-r- apartment modern
s7l7 Charles, or, house. modern except
A. p. TUKEY & SON.
ln-tt2 Board OF Trade Building. d. bO2.'
HOUSES FOR RENT.
rooms and bath. 1879 No. nth St, SIS %
rooms. al South S6th ST., $3.50.
rooms. 20i9 Clark St, SO.
rooms, 1890 No. 10th St, so,
) rooms, flat, ITO Farnam St, SIS
rooms, 1912 No. 10th ST., 500
rooms, modern, 29lS Fowler Ave. s25.
6 rooms, modern. 2626 Dodge St, S24
Z rooms, modern, t0SS Charles St, s22 so
rooms, modern, $50 No. 26th St, 81 20
rooms, modern, 1904 South 18th ST. SOS
rooms, modern. COS South 22d ST., s45
s rooms, modern, l42O Sherwood Ave, SIS
rooms, modern. llS SO. Gath ST., 800
IL rooms, modern, 2402 Cass St. $50
BENSON q MYERS Co,
42i Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. Ti6.'
FOR RENT-DETACHED HOUSES.
lll3 SO. 30th Ave, S-r, mod, choice, SIS
HOS Georgia Ave, s-r., modern, $S5,
Ills So. 18th St., 7-r modern, SOS
l546 Georgia Ave. 1-r. mod eX. fur, SIS
Sl3 Hickory 81. or, mod ex. FUR, 81. 80,
1887 so. 18th St, 6-r., modern, SEE So
26le No. gath ST. or, modern, SIS
1912 No. cath St, or, mod. eN. fur. $40
lS0S So. 25th Ave, 6-r., mod. eX, fur, so
2iiS n. 18th St.. Ser, mod. eX. fur, SIS 50
SOIL Franklin St, or, city water, 81.
6o0 SO. 3lth St, e-r.. city water. $ia.
ga No. 18th ST. Ger, mod. eN. fur, {3T 50
GARNIN BROS,
3t5 Omaha Nat Bank BLDG
HOUSES AND FLATS FoR RENT
S5O,O0-SSe2 Harvey St, rooms, modern
AOW-SaoS Burt ST., rooms, modern
garage.
S5'oO-62S Park Ave. 6-roOm mod. fiat
S32.5o-5S2 Park Ave, 6-room mod. flat
S2O.O0-l6l5 Howard St, rooms. I'd floor
nsOo-s6os rempleton St, rooms mod,
lT.bO-2sl4 sherman Ave rooms: all n
best OF repair; fine large rooms, new
s5.Oo-sSso Charles St, rooms. modern
GEORGE a COMPANY.
Phone p. 80 soc City Nat Bank Bldg
7-R, nc SO. 18th ST. mod. ex. furnace
good repair, close in. so.
HASTINGS q Heyden. 1914 Harvey ST.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apnrfments and FIats.

Apartments and Flats.
OGDEN ANNEX looms. with kitchen.
cites. Council Bluffs
t-r. modern fiat. s2t sns s stih II. 1li
CI.OWRY Apartments; low rent; modern;
near postofflee. q. y. stebbins.'
ESTABROOK Court; near postoffice:
first class; low rent q. =. stebbins.
GROOM flat. mod. ex heat: 1850 N. 18th.
Conrad Young. ga Brandeis Thsater.
Douglas 1871; SIS %
FIvE-RoOM apartment. The Chula
Vista, 10Th and Poppleton. Conrad
Young, 22 Brandeis Theater. Douglas
bIL -
BROOM. all modern. with janitor serv-
icej first floor, Lorraine Apis. 18th and
Maple SITS. MenEedoht. Web. ZnS.-o
ALL kinds Of hats. 1891 vinton. Tyler l71i.
i2S-5-rm. mod. flat 1891 Cunning w. 1888.
1872 Cunning. ar. ali mod apt go. .s22 SO
~ n. 18th St. 6-r.. all mod. apt. q 80
80 =. 26th Ave, g-r.. all mod. flat.
good location to rent rooms. ..... 300
vb n. 18th, Ser, mod. flat ex. heat. 80
- RAsP BItOs.-DOUGLAs 1881
Ills n. 22D sT.--t-r., mod. brick flat. steel
Iange gas stove, Kitchen cabinet and
RAsP BRos-DoUG is5a'
If YOU are looking for desirable 9 or
Groom clOEe-in modern apartment see
those IN the Wright block, 3is ~ 18th 81.
CREIgH, SONS & CO,
douglas go 5oS Bee Bldg
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath. sec
ond floor. 2601 n. 18th ST; rent reason
able. Inquire $50, opposite.
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT.
zine b-Toom apartment In the Georgia
~ 1850 Georgia Ave. Large light rooms
Most reasonable at $40
- PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
lo1s Farnam 81 Doug. sos
1868 Farnam St. broom fiat, mod ~.
heat (eHch), $3.50.
1873 Davenport St, rooms. modern ex-
1908 Grace St. and 2ol2 No. 18th St.
~ rooms, modern (each), s225O
32l6 No. 25th Ave & rooms. SIS
w. FAItNAM SMITH a. co.
1920 Farnam ST.
THE Thorvald one Groom apt, Ss5: iaui-
tor service reference required II biiO.s
RAILROAD MEN-New, modern, broom.
sS .. 9Th So Can Douglas 1867 or 7sOs.
Modern Apartments for Rent.
rooms In Winona, 26th and Dewey
Ave, t55.
6 rooms. 40 So. 18th Ave. $3.50.
. rooms In the Ivy, 10th and Sherwood
4 rooms in the Ivy. 18th and Sherwood
Ave. $3.50
BENSON q MYERS CO.
t24 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 49,
Groom, partly furnished flat. si3 per
i-room fiat. water. sewer. gas and toilet:
newly decorated throughout 24lS Ieav-
enworth Apply at ]. ]. Kemp, 25l2 Leav-
enworth. 10 $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02

STORES.
Ni.0)-large storeroom. 2225 No 10Th ST.
III. A. WOLF,
5iI Ware Block rel Doug. $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
Scott & Hill Co.


HOLLYWOOD
APARTMENTS.
rooms and bath. large clothes closets.
fery denirtblet easy walking distance.
- Ufh and Harvey. LOOK AT THIS
APARTMENT. IN WILL INTEREST
ERNEST SWEET.
Once Ill harney 81 Douglas lil2s
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02


Everytkine for Women.
Plumes made over cleaned. dyed curled.
bertha KRUGER go Paxton Blk. y. $50.
Furriers.
BEN gENsTER. lao N s,th st W IN
Florists.
l.. HENDERSON. 1919 Farnam. d. i25s
Member Florist Telegraph Del. Assn.
HESS a swoBoDA. l15 Farnam So.
A. DoNAHUE, 1872 Harvey. Doug lOol.
BATHS florists 1894 Farnam ST
Live stock Remedies.
OMAHA Remedy Co, go s. 18th. RED i252
Gear CnttinR.
AMERICAN MACHINE CO. 10 8 llth.
.lair DressinE.
Hsrper Method, n. G. Baird Bldg. D. ssil.
LishtinR. Fixtures and wirinE.
THOMAS DURKIN
Electric fixtures and supplies. contract
ing and repair york done reasonable.
2As Cunning. DOUGLAS 25ig.
Masseases.
Miss Bess. So saunders-Kennedy b. 1s&Dg
Rlt,enhouse Co, 2ii Baird Bldg, Il & d.
ANNA MARKS R gATas I, As seIGT-
is0s Farnam 81. Apt. 5. "a floor u. 1851.
Miss Fisher, macs, elect, treett. Red 5oSe.
MAssAGE. 100 s. 18th ST. Mrs. Steele.
Mrs. SNYDER, cleo. trt 1905 8. sth. d. 1850.
MASS GE Swedish movement. AIS
= - = - Bee Bldg. Douglas 6s72
ELECTRTCM MASSAGE, BATH. Mics
- upchurch. 2lf Baird Bldg.
Anna l.. Smith, 2205 Farnam
trained nurse. gives scientific massage.
It's. n m To y. M I'd floor. Walk in.
SCIENTIFIC massage, home and office
treatment. Red 4l0s Mrs. Chapman,
Massage Miss Walton, H. pa Neville Blk.
MISS BRINN magnetic treatment. D.s75i.
Violet Ray. msss.. 49s Bee Bldg. ID. sfi2
Massage Miss Gibson, n. 22i Neville Blk.
SCIENTIFIC massage, home and office
treatment. Red uOs. Mrs. Chapman
Millinery.
SWITCHES from combings si.50 Psyche
free. Mrs ". NJ Eek. S009 Marcy. n. 5sl5.
MOvins. storage aud Cleaning.
w. 9, PERRIN, 18th and Capitol. Ty 1900.
Ocutfsts.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted, pay AZ YOU
oen. prs. Mccarthy, iii W. o. w Bldg.
Patents.
II. A. sturses, csc Brsndeis Thsater Bldg,
=. Q. Barnell. Paxton Biz. Tel. Red iii.
Patent Development.
AMERICAN Machine Co, 10 $. nth ST.
Printing.
TERs-BARNtIART Ptg. Co. quality
printing Tel. Doug. 2lSo. 624 s. 18th 81.
DOUGLAS Printing co. Tel. Doug. siL
COREY a MKENzIE pro, co. d. 2e4I.
RIEs-HALL Ptg Co, 1880 Capitol. D. iio2
CENTRAL PRINTING co, DOUG. s7S4.
Roach ExterminatSF.
y. b. r. Roach Powder at your druggist.
sale and TfmeIoek Experts.
& AFE combinations changed. opened. re-
paired. n h Davenport, iios Dodge Dian
shee RepairiBg.
Electric Shoe Rep. Co.. 1897 st. Mary's Av.
RElAsoNABl.Ic. Farnam Rep. co. sis s. a.
steel Ceilings.
CARTER Sheet Metal Works, no g. 10th.
store aud office Fixtures.
DESKS, safes, scales. showcases shelly
ms: etc We by, sell Omaha Fixture
Towel Supplies.
OMAHA Towel supply. 200 s. 18th. D. b2s
franks and suitcases.
TREsLING a sTEINLE. 1896 Farnem 81.
vetcrtna~ians.
DIR. @. r. YOUNG. 4eO2 Center. II. bos2
Wig Makers.
d. S. GRIFFITH, ~ Frenser Blk D. ld6s.
window Screens.
onl. Window Screen Co, 1922 Nicholas Sc.
Wines and LIQUORS.
ALEX JETEs, sol-s 8. 18th ST. Wines,
liquors. cigars. Plate dlnner II 70 ., Toe.
GLOBE I4iq House. 422 N. 16. Z OTIS. beer.
q. delivered. Write for price list, D. $3.50;
HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSE.
18th and Capitol Ave. Ten-cent lunch.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
OFFERED FOR RENT

Hotels and Apartments.
OGDEN HOTEL. rooms y per week
Council Hluffa
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
Two Fine Apartments
With Screened Porch

Qne apartment with five rooms and
bath, oak finish. beautiful mautel and
&a1 log Ia living room. large dining room
with penelled walls and ceiling; bedrooms
white enamel; mahogany doors. nice coat
closet With mirror door, good sized
kiteheBs buht-ln cupboard. large front
porch, Fcreened III.
The other apartment has three rooms
and hath. large living room, l2xl5A; coat
clo1lt With mirror door large bedroom
a11 dainty kitchen, fine screened-in porch.
unIy few minutes ride downtown;
guFfuunninga are fine. ia a fine neighbor-
hood with beautiful trees. pretty lawns
plainly Of air space First class ianitOT
service and all modern conVenicnces.
Maka appointment 70 see these.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02

oa-o 80. 18TH 81 First Nat. Blk. Bldg
Phone Douglas Il6l.s
STORES FOR RENT.
- 5, 9th Ave. fine for barber. SIS
sSS n. 2ith. 22x60. SIS.
1865 s. 18th 25x60 $25
2S6S Farnam, 22x4O, SO.
1905 Farnam St, 800 So Il. floor spae,
on I'd and 81 floors, elevator. fiK
ARMSTRONG-WALS co.
Tyler iS36 8S-l0-l2-ii State Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02
LIVE WIRE BUSINESS MEN
of Omaha

LII VI w NE ID
of o.
A. B. c. of Omaha
A Diamond gives you that prosperous
~ look; best OF quality. lowest prices.
take elevator and save money. West
sm watch Jewelry Co. si5 karbach
n MA1A PILLOW CO. i7g Cuming
u Doug. 2te5 Renovates feathers and
mattresses Of all kinds makes
reather mattresses Call OF write for prices
nIANo tuning. n. brandon. wears nj
Aaydens. Recommended bv best
musicians. w. fS- ASS n. 18th Ave
VACUUM cleaners. t5S. sss, SIS. a
v lev days only. Guard your health
Sanitary service Co, sOl Bee Bldg
WE rent. repair. sell needles and parts
w t ss 81 sewing machines. NE
els" 18th and Harvey. Douglas Iss2
AddiRs Maehines.
Dalton Adding Machines. an $. Is. u. la4s.
ADDER Mch Co (wsles5 W. o. W. d. 5ss
Accountants.
Melville D. Thomas q Co. 5ol City Nat. Bk
Auto asd Magnetic Repairing.
Msgneto repair work specially d 24iS
Auetioacers. -
powd Auction Co. iI2a w. o. W. Red aas5
AFchiteeta.
Clarence w. wisinston. 20 5. 18th. d. 42s5.
Everett $. podds. ei2 Paxton. u. gsi,
Attractions.
OMAHA film ex. 18th and Doug. Motlon
picture machine and film bargains
BARRIERS.
y chslrs. lOc shave neck shave 1917 Far
Blus PFintiag.
HORNBY Co.-Rlue printing, under new
oWnefthip. 30 Omaha Nat Blk ID sIb7
Brass Fesndries.
Pazton-MItehell Co. 9th and Martha SITS.
Hutlatag and Repsirsnr.
y. kleANTA, ell Paxton Blk. Doug 2s7.
California Lands.
w. Q. smith Co, iii city Nat Blk. d 2sis
Card sfgns.
off.ce door let's. MINISTER. Pax. Blk. d. ais7.
MRS =. A. WOOD. s4Oi Parker W. sos
Chiropraetors.
J. g Lawrsnee. D. c. ss02 Howard d. Msi
L eddie. p. IL. azs Bee Bldg Doug 1SSS
W. 2 Purviancs. D. G. zoe Pax. Blk. d asa
L. 8: HAYES. 2. e., $50 Bee Bldg. r. s7IS
Cieaning and Dyetna.
Corbett cleans everything. 1905 Harvey a.
china PaintInH.
l.lsn LeeenIord. Decorating. firing. r. tat2
cencrete Eneineers.
Ssanseln- Wslls Co. 40 state bank. d. a2s5
Cream Separator.
The shsrples Separator Co. 18th 4 Farm.
Curtsfna.
Washing lace curtains done. Tyler ma
Daaein9 Instruetio1- -
Slasa = private lessons. MacixIe's. ID. blas,
Inroin's Dancing Academy, 18Th a Farm.
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 1850 Farnam.
Or; Todd's alveolar dentistry. Ios BrandeIs
Bailey. the Dentist. 7Os city Natl Bank.
Tstt Dental Rooms. 1917 Douglas 3. ass
Deteetives.
JAMES ALLAN. $40 Neville Blk. Evi.
oence secured IN al cases Tyler 1885.
DreEsmAiins.
Terry DreAsnakg college. goth Farnan.
suhMER dresses 9 speciality. Web. 500.
SUMMER DRESSES, $500 Web. 1850.
DruNs.
DkvGs at cut prices; freight paid on $40
ordarp; catalogues free. sherman 4
MCCONNELL Drug Co. Omaha, Neb.
Electric Supplies.
Sew and second-handed electric fans aud
motors LeHron Electric Works S1s s.
18th. Dcuslas 7l1s
hEHR0N Eiec. Wks., slS s. nth d. 2i7G
nteFytAfnH for Wemen.
wcmsns Exchange. ss2 Pax. Blk. n. ssi2
HEMSTITCHING
Ideal Button and Pleating Co, io7 s. sssh.
49, -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-02

Hotels and Apartments.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 18th and California.
weekly rates 81 ana up. Douglas Soss
DODGE HOTEi-NOdsr5. ResSOn1SIa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-15
To Keep Skin Healthy,
Youthful, Wrinkleless

Now that the social season is here,
be especially careful to keep your skin
in fine condition. You know how con-
spicuous complexion defects appear
under the bright light of the drawing
or ball room. Also how very evident are
some makeups when similarly illumin-
ated. I have myself discarded Co.'S
metics entirely. using process which
gives far better results, and which
leaves no trace on the skin. At night
smear on a thin coat of ordinary
mercolized wax, washing it of next
morning. This gradually absorbs the
devitalized particles Of surface skin:
just as gradually the more youthful
skin beneath comes forth, providing a
complexion as clear, smooth and deli
cately tinted as a young girls. Get an
ounce Of mercolized wax at your drug
gist's and try this remarkable treat
ment.
Remember, too, that wrinkles, even
the finer lines, are not easily concealed
in a brilliantly lighted room. You can
quickly obliterate these hateful marks
by bathing your face in solution of
powdered saxolite, 1 o., dissolved in
witch hazel. Y pit. And your face won't
look sticky. as after using pastes.-
Aunt Sally in Woman's Realm.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-15

mission. on which there are now two
vacancies. The directors OF the North
western Retail Coal Dealers Associa-
ton Immediately Endorsing Mr.. Laird'a
candidacy. and the traffic club followed
suit. Tho coal men Of the entire coun-
try, It IL said. will unite on Mr.. Laird
in IN effort to secure his appointments
Coal men want representation on the
commission on the ground that coal
forms IS per cent Of the freight traffic
Of the entire country.
Laird Experienced in Traffic.
Mr.. Laird has had long experience in
traffic affairs. Starting as a boy in
railroad work, Mr.. Laird rose to the
traffic department Of the Union Pacific:
He came from that road to the Iowa
Central, became secretary to the gems
eral manager. and then chief clerk OF
the general passenger department. He
left the Central in 1907 to become sec
rotary Of the Iowa-Nebrs.ska Coal
Dealers Association. In.,-February.
1910, this association was merged with
the Northwestern. and on May l Mr..
Laird became secretary of the North-
western association, which has over
5000 dealers of seven states as mems
bers.
Mr.. Laird's boyhootl home was at
Newton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-15
PLAN REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Two Churches of the City to Beqi
Series Ner& SUNDAY

Two Churches of the City to 1euin
Series Next Sunday.
Two churches Of the city, the Meth
odist and United Brethren. will begin
revival meetings next Sunday. Rev.
r. F. Hurlburt. the pastor, will have
charge Of the meetings in the Metho-
dist church, and will be assisted by
Harry 0. Fritz, of Abilene, Kan. a
singing evangelist. On Sunday, Jan.
%, Chaplain H. o. Pratt, of the SOL
diers' home. will tell the interesting
story of his conversion. which was
brought about while he was serving
as a member of congress from the
Fourth Iowa district. The meetings
at the Methodist church will continue
for two weeks, at least.
At Bethany United Brethren church
Rev. Nella 3. Naly, of Lovilia, will be
in charge. The meetings will continue
at least two weeks. and possibly longer,
depending upon the interest and re-
suits. Rev. Mrs. Naly is said to have
been very successful in her evangelistic
work. She will come here from Lovilia,
where a series of meetings are now
about to be closed, with several con-
versions having resulted. Mrs. Naly
will hold afternoon meetings at the
church during her stay. These will
be in the nature of bible studies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-15
FORMER DENTIST OF THIS CITY
ELECTED TO TAKE CHARGE
OF WORK,
BECOMES
EFFECTIVE ON JAN. I
Two Other Candidates Considered by
the Directors, But Choice is Unani.
nous For Galloway Traffic Club
Invited to Become Department Of
Commercial Club.

At the adjourned meeting of the a.
rectors of the Marshalltown Club We'd
nesday afternoon. DR.. w. P. Galloway
was employed as secretary of the club
for one year, at a salary of 500 per
month, dating from Jan. 1, and today
DR.. Galloway is on the job, getting
things in running order for the enter
tainment tomorrow evening.
The other two candidates appeared
before the board and were carefully
considered. Harry Busk, who is now
employed in the c. & NV. freight Of
fee, wanted $1,000 per annum. He es-
timated that the necessary freight tar
ifs and postage in looking after over
charges would cost the club $500 the
first year, and that he ought to be able
to recover $500 or more in commissions
toward his salary, which would leave
the net cost to the club $1,000 and 60
per cent Of his time would be spent on
the freight checking work.
j. w. Alden offered to give up his
land business and devote his entire
time to the clubs work for 500 per
month.
Unanimous For Galloway.
The board decided unanimously to
employ DR.. Galloway at full time for
the work of the club at 500 per month,
because Of his experience as president
of live commercial club in Esther
vile; his successful business record as
practicing dentist and his popularity
as mayor Of Baskerville seemed to
qualify him especially for the work of a
club secretary.
Dr. Galloway is man who has an
earning capacity much larger than the
salary he now accepts, and he made it
clear to the board that he could not ac-
cept more than one years employment
at the present salary, but he is bound
to stay out of the practice of dentistry
for at least six months on account of
his health, even if he had no employ
ment at all, and was willing to serve
the club for the one year at 500 per
month.
Club Buys Electrical Supplies.
The board voted to purchase of the
festival committee for $50 the electric
wires and lamps used in the Christmas
illumination, which invoiced $113 at
cost. The money was drawn from a
special convention fund, and the equip
ment is available for future electrical
displays.
Traffic Club For Department.
The board also voted to invite the
Marsh4lltown Traffic Club to become a
department of the Marshalltown Club.
to have supervision Of all traffic mat
tiers of general public interest and 500
was appropriated for this department
to use in promoting the traffic interests
of this city.