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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

viii probably resume his duties at the
Echo onice this week
Justin Cox. formerly reporter on the
wheeling News. from this city. viii
leave today FOR Rockford. Ill where ne
has accepted position.
br. Honar har arrived home from Chi
cago where he attended a medical con-
Ventiou.
James Bond was brought 90 his nome
N the city from Glendale hospital wher,
ne was operated on for appendicitis
y. william Sparksman has accepted
"a position as porter at the J. G Myers
a company store on jefferson avenue
william White resumed his duties M
the National Tube cornpany's office in
BenWoo.l after being sick for few DAYS.
Dan CavanauRh. Of New Martinsviiie.
W va. was In the city Yesterday calling
Nellie Yost Of Benwood. was I'm the
Guy ycstes day calling on friends and
}. G.. Myers and H. r. Shields are
spending a Few days In scio. o.. trans
=. =. Higgs. OF Akron. o. IS visiting
trends ana relatives On the city
Mrs David Henderson. who has been
lll at her nome on rim street. is I'M
proving nicely "
Robert Cassidy. 81 CAMBRIDGE n q.
~ ndlnE a lev weeks ln the citv visit
ing friends and relatives
Mrr. Carl Hunter. of seventh street
ns- Ictlrned home from visit with
IFicgds in Iittsburgh.
lMp rieu were released from the
served 81 .snl"rd"y evening having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

MGUNDSVlLLE
Gave Lecture.

Moundsville Lodge. No. 1857 OF the
Loyal order OF Moose gave free lee
ture on vocational education at the Park
theatre on Jefferson avenue yesterday
afternoon. Hon. ID. J. Maher delivered
ve=y interesting lecture assisted by
two reels OF moving pictures. a large
crowd attended the meeting. Since the
organization OF the Moose lodge in the
city year ago. they have made great
strides. and Is now one OF the strong
est beneficial organizations In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
intelligence 1919 Almanac for 25c
at the Nichols News stand. Get u
todaN


Posters were put out saturday for
the opening Of the base ball season OF
the local High school team with Bridge
port High in this city April Let. The
High school team have been practiclng
Tor the past Few weeks, and wiz prohab-
ly try out several Of their ueN players
lu the game. The new uniforms Tor the
team have arrived and viii he used for
The nrst game. The boys are confident
" Winning the nr.L glmo Of the .ca.nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

90, Ae,rrIangaments have been completed
anu invitations are being given out Tor
- nusicai which viii be given al fbe
rirst NJ. r. church April 2. by the Simp-
son Epworth league. \ fine program
na ~ Deeh arranged for the evening and
latSe crowd II expected to attend All
are cordially invited 'ei'u' All
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
New ohio MISREPRESENTATION.

The Schorr Poultry and Provision
company. Columbus. wholesale deal.
ers, Philip Schorr, Blanche Schorr
George w. Moeller, Fred G. KautZ ana
Frank l.. Miller: 10000.
The Alliance Masonic Temple com.
others. M"
The. Handy Wood Worker COMPANY
Cleveland. IA. II. Johnson and others ;
The Whedon company. Cleveland
II; y. Wheedon and others: $4,000
The Times-Age company, Coschoc.
. ION ). w. Mcdowell and others
The Lorain Brass and Bronze com.
pany, Lorain. y. NJ. Cable and Others /.
The Head-eze Pharmacal companv
S s,eDand. 5. NJ. Deutsch and others :
inc storm Buggy company. Fosto
SIC, 900. Ao"t ana others;
The Federal Brass Manufacturino
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
Near Completion.

The two new homes which are being
erected on Third street b. Riggs Broth
erf arc nearing completion. Tho con-
% ~cforH have had a LARGE force Of men
ni Work Tor the past frW weeks on the
houses. After they are completed. the
ceFntractorg viii start work on two more
which will be erected on Baker avenue
DetWrcn Third and fifth streets Many
appiicatiouE have boon made for the
purchase 81 the bungalows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

AZ a special meeting OF the county
80 ~; heia saturday IN the court house
" tnls city. the question OF seiectIng =
earetaker for the building and scver, -
Other matters OF importance we're tsker
W. ~ was suggested that more in,
provements be made on the Tn,ss lin-
49,. fyau IA benWoOd In the way Of paving
oae ana one-half miles more of m.
consideration at their next session VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

Tho work ~ Transferring tho unfhfn-
erN % TIE United states Stamping COM
r1nWF works on First street Tho nov
addition ives completed r. few days ago.
ana muCh ~ The old machinery b. being
moved from their old building To- the
nov one NJ iq eald that n large mum Der
~ men VIII D. employed hy the company
ln the now building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

Tho y. Y. y. Club. Of this city. Will
hold lie regular semi-monthlv meeting
lu their club rooms ON jefferson avenue
this evening. Arrangements Will be
made Tor several social affairs To- be
held. and committees viii be appointed
Tor same. Several applications will be
up Tor approval. and two new members
VIII be initiated. Refreshments will be
served aftos the meeting. and all mem
bers are requested % be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

company. Cleveland. III ii. Hunger
and others; $4,000
The Berea Commercial Club COM
pany, Berea. ]. NJ. Patton and others;
$1,000.
Increase.
The Oakley Building and Loan COM
pany, Oakley; Sl.OO0.00O TO 81 800 900.
Reduction
The Columbia Fuel company, Bar
berton, 100000 TO $25, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

The work Of maklnr rarden has boon
started 70 the West virginia uruifrn-
usrr. Guard Miller has large force ~
,'uFitlH A. Work setting everything On
readiness ~ The planting 81 .4Iarfr ~
nli kinds, which viii b. started iu tho
most few days Tho Institution has one
ni inc finest farms In the state. grow.
iug great portion Of the vcret4bira
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
DowDELL REALTY CO..
Glendale.
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.
Residence-237-R


At the home OF the bride in Wheeling
occurred the wedding Of Glen Dubois,
81 this city, and Miss Mary SimeraI. Of
wheeling. After the ceremony fine
dinner was served. The couple left yes
terday on their honeymoon through the
east. and viii return In few weeks to
Deep valley. Pa. where they will To-
cate permanently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
Mounrrvi1la nri.ta

req wright. q NVierton. spept sun
Gay win his family on Jefferson avcnuc
~. RILEY. OF Third street who Va
operated on az the Glendale boar.t,,i =
ie" weeks ago, f. improving niceiv an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
wi, Which cha, are used at the institution during
Funeral Held.

The funeral of Frank Orcanavh -.
was caught under a fall of stone Wills
AZ work in the Hitchman mine az Ben
after being taken TO the C;Iendais ~
pltai was held yesterday. The man
was known by miners In this civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
FROM
OHIO


Js<<ukgs.ess Dzrssz-
1ecause OF III health Gen. n. A
A4line.. division deputy internal reve-
koYublican and will be succeeded BY
Democrat Cen Axline has been
> ths service since 1904
Cleveland ssiooukeep~rs have
Domplained TO the state liquor license
u1rd that Cleveland brewers are
D11ng large Quantities Of beer on
Dunday making wagon deliveries all
yv4r the city. The state board has
1rGered the Cuyahoga county board
- sse that the practice Is stopped.
1lo1ming that the state laws can
ED4ch the brewers just as IL does the
-aioonkeeperr. The letter sent TO the
Ouyehosa county board In as follows:
nat brewers In your city are deliver
Ing beer ON Sunday. both by their
wagons and at the brewery.
You will notify all breweries In
your city that this practice must be
11oDped. and then make II your bust
p1ted with Should there be any dis
regard OF your suggestions N this re-
.1pect by any brewery. advise this
board At once OF the name OF the Of
ssnolng brewery and the matter will
- taken up at once
0corEe ". Nelly. age 50, a promi-
.nent attorney. Is dead at his home AT
Lima. He was legal adviser OF the
late Senator Calvin 4. Brice and Ben
amin Faurot, an oil magnate. His
vile and son. newspaper man, sur
rive him.
The Norfolk and Western railroad
company has asked the state public
utiiities commission for permission to
issue ylOfOoOOO0 worth OF equipment
trut certificates. The equipment to
be bought comprises all steel rolling
stock for handling both freight and
passenger traffic. Included In the Ist
are 80 Mallet freight engines and II
passenger engines; 1000 hopper cara
and 700 gondolaE: 500 box, 500 stock
ana 200 nat cars: IS all steel passen-
ger cars, besides a number OF bag
gage, mall. express and dining cars.
Two appendices were removed to-
day from Mrs. Susan Vincent al 81.
Clair hospital The attending sur
Keon says he never before heard of
double verimform appendix
Ohio coal mines. In all probability.
will be closed April ! until a new
wage scale Is signed. A meeting of
operators VIII be held in Cleveland
next wednesday, at which time the in
tentions OF the mine owners will be
maae public The operators say that
70 try TO operate the mines would be
present scale could be effective only
10 Nav 81. when the new screen law
goes into effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
aHIGHr AIIIMNI

tuesday evening az the V NJ G. 4.
there viii be y meeting OF the execu-
tive board Of the Wheeling High
School Alumni Association to transact
a number OF matters OF importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

Two appendices were removed to-
DAY from Mrs. Susan Vincent at st.
Clair hospital The attending sur
keon says he never before heard OF
double verimform appendix.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30

George H. Nelly. age 81. a promi-
nent attorney. Is dead at his home at
Lima. He was a legal adviser OF the
ate Senator Calvin =. Brice and Ben
jAmin Faurot, an oil magnate. His
Vile and n son. newspaper man. sur
rive him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19
ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THE COAL
STRIKE IN COLORADO

Denver, May 19.-EfOTts to settle
amicably the southern Colorado coal
strike are being made today by the
members of the joint committee ap-
pointed by both houses of the legisla-
ture to investigate conditions in the
strike zone. Governor AmmOns and
members of the committee agree that
the resolution creating the committee
gives ample authority to mediate.
Major P. ]. Hammock, on trial be-
fore a military courtmartial at the
state rife range, on charge of muir
der, manslaughter, larceny and arson,
announced today that he would take
the stand in his own defense. prob
ably this afternoon,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

Hshed in type that is entirely too
small?
Hearst prints his editorials in large
type, and the advertisements in large
type-bUt much of the so-called news
is printed in small type that is very
trying on the eyes.
In discussing newspapers and the
newspaper business, 1 am trying to
give the. people some information on
a subject that is of vital importance
to them. I believe that when the
people understand newspapers it will
be better for the people and better
for newspapers.
Up to date about the only business
that has been protected from pub
Lefty is the publicity business-the
newspaper business. 1t may do some
good to turn the searchlight of pub
hcity on that business.
SAYS MONEY PAID FOR GUNMEN
SHOULD FIGURE IN PROBE
Money paid out for gunner, slug
gers, strikebreakers and lawyers
ought to figure in the inquiry into the
funds of the Rosehill Cemetery As
ISOLATION"
Emmett Flood, organizer for the
American Federation of Labor, made
this statement today in pointing out
that H. W. Huttig, the, president Of
the Rosehill Cemetery Assn, was the
heavy man in the breaking of the
strike of the button workers of Mus
Catine; Ia.
Huttig is hunted by special agents
of the department of justice. They
are trying to subpoena him for the
federal grand jury inquiry into the
affairs of John H. Garrett, printer and
salesman of mortgage bonds. Huttig
had close business relations with Gar
EFT and loaned. money from him.
When Garrett fell under suspicion of
the federal authorities, Huttig came
E. 1 Il 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-19

Muscatine for living wage. Also
Flood remembered that several union
men he knew had invested in ROsehiu
Cemetery stock and lots.
So Flood looked up the H. w. Hut
tig who runs the cemetery associa-
ton and found it was his old &C.
qUaintance. =,
'Huttig was president of the Ma
tiOnal Button Manufacturers ASSN"
said Flood, 'and was a leading trouble
maker in the Muscatine strike. Over
200 gunner and sluggers were i'm
ported by him from Chicago. The
strike lasted more than six months.
Very little work was done in the but
ton factories during that time.
Loss of manufacturers ran high.
Besides their high bill of expenses
with the Seagrove-C Christensen secret
service agency of Chicago, they had
to fight hundreds of cases in the
courts.
81 believe the money deals of the
ROsehill Cemetery Association may
have mighty close connection with
the Muscatine strike.
'Huttig paid $4,000 for full page
advertisements in seven Chicago
newspapers lately when trying to an
sWer some questions asked him. l
would like to see him publish a state
ment of what it cost him for gunner
and sluggers in Muscatine."
1870
ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THE COAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
Valiosos autografos

FL acaudalado banquero portorrlque-
10 don Jose I. Silva ha regalado la
iibloteca Insular varios autografos de
nucho mtrito para las futuras coleccio-
ZONES de estoS documentOS.
tno dc ellos eS del ilustre escritOr y
noveIsta Julio Claretie que fue duran
te muchos amos Director del Teatro
Frances. hace Ell dicho autografo
grandes elogios del cafe de Puerto Rico.
Otro es del gran Castelar,, trata
acerca Gle proyectOs Y reformas del Fe-
rrocarril de Puerto Rico.
OtroS dos son del insigne Betances, y
tratan sobre aslmtoS de interes para la
historic de Puerto Rico.
Otro. en- fin. es del sabio ingenlero
Mr.. William ID. II. Washing
ton. trata Gle asrntos interesantes en-
loS primeros meSeS del cambio de sObe-
rania en este pals.
La Bibllteca cOnServara con agrade-
.imiento estoS preciOsos aut0grafos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
Club Armonico

En- ell concerto que celebrara este
club manana. dia %, las ocho y media
en- punto, en- su salon, cantara la tiple
puertorriquena Asela Menchaca dos
arias italianas una de la opera Don
Pascuale' Y otra del 'Barbiero &c S.
vigla' Sera acompanada por ell senior
Julio c. Gle Arteaga. Els de aplaudir
que la Directiva del Club Armoni-
co de esta manera de sus socios Ia
oportunidad de DIR nuestra compatrio-
ia. que promote mucho.
La senorita Monsita Ferrer, no podra
tomar parte seg1n fue anunclado en- ell
programa de dicha velada, por encon-
trarse enferma, 10 que lamentamos mu-
cho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
*
DE MAYAGUEZ

Don Pedro Alcaraz, caballero de ge7
nerosos sentimientos grandes virtudes
personales, dei6 de existir ell sabado
pr6ximo pasado, y aver domingo, por
la tarde, Sc ceebr0 su entierro. Uno de
los entierros mas concurridos que he
mos visto en- esta ciudad. Ell senior Al
caraz. era dueno de La Chiquita =,
tienda de calzados
Frente la Logia Adelphia habl6 a la
concurrencia, el hermano mason, don
Modesto Cordero, y mas adelante, el
professor Torres Colon.
Que en- santa paz descanse.
Ell senior Speaker, don Jose de Diego,
le 70 esta manana esta localidad. lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
BoLETIN MERcANTIL DE PUERTO RICO.

Ademas, sera proyectada, Ell pri-
mer grito de la independence de Me
jico''.
Manana, la gran cinta Felipe Der
blay, inspirada en- la noche del mismo
titulo.
Tambien sera estrenada LA muerte
blay, inspirada en- La novela del mismo
emocionante drama que hizo famoso el
gran Antonio Vico.
Ambas peliculas fabrlcadas Ell Italia,
estan interpretadas por notables acto
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
DE TEATRO
Ia FrNcIoN DE ANoCHE.

Nn..tros leeiorr> saben que IN grupo
lsleal a. i,ella, damas amxilladas por va
rios disiinguidos ealuSlastas j0yenes.
fo.naron 4 ~ cargo Ia organization de
Gna selada cn = 'Teairo Municipal. >
paga de.liear 4 prodmcio del espectaculo
laeneiieio de lo, hnerianos lie Ameri-
eo Marin. 4 inolvidable empresario.
i'u.-s hien. anoehe. como estaba anun-
esdo. - eelebrb Ia function que fue nm
ser iadero fxiio en todos Sentido>. ENi-
So ariistieo q h. lme era mas importan-
e. rn este caso eNlto pecunlarlo. r.
teairo rsiaha plcno H. ese pnbllco selec-
to hrlIlanie qur a>lsie q iodos los gran
ds, '.,'s.taeulo>
El pn,grama - "a hlcn conocldo dc
nHrsfne leeior-,. por haberlo pnblicado
q lsoLErlN Basie d.cir que anoche -
eumplio e&ariameiitr. y que fueron mny
aplaudillo, eianio> lonarom paric en- la
fHneiDn.
ia, srufilr, Srias Mcnchaca y BE.
rfio. ,autarm .on Il unanimc APPLAUSE
a. la sala
l.a. hellas Sras Emma Boch. Pillar So
ro l'ilar Rexach. Maria Luisa AcoSif
io.rHne kearmcy. Eyangeina Castro
Nina 1asfro. Rosa Julia Pietrantoni
Maria kearncy. lsabeliia Gonzalcr
Amalid ~armien'o Luisiia de Ia llah'
Grarieia Beniiez. l>aheliia Gonzalc
Gloria Run. Blanca Paniagua Molin+
lsas,I ~aias. cara .iela lieniiez y Matt
f~ Gamzllrx ofrccieron su inapreci@-
blr ronrur>o "A la hermosa fiesta.
l.os ~re- Neboi Lopez de Hare
Carb,a. Caar 10 Guzman Garcia. Fran
rlsro Torres Rafael Marine, tam
hieu roopcraron con rniusiasmo
El Club Arnonieo que iartos &, P
See ,irnr iogrando rlccut" admiral
nruie la overilra de " Raymond -
aua >slec ion III, Tannhau> r.
l.a parte quo iu1icron 4 ~ll cargo
notable, arii,ia, Henry En y Ju
Auraga. flr riogiadi>ima AmboS
i.irron uua oyaci6u
ia aisfinguida piani>la Sra. Giro
dr lierrios. con'rhuy6 al tXito con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

Otazo. Ha gustado mucho en- esas dos
primeras representations y Sc cree, s
creo 20, que tendran una semanita acep-
table.
Ell people" recibio con entusasmo
a Consuelo Baillo y la presentation de
su hermana Angeles uno exclam6
ST me faltara un "Consuelo'
de mi vida en- los azares:
no me seas, Dios, ingrato,
dame un Consuelo entire Angeles "
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

traen asuntos relacionados con su bufe
te notarial, NADIA mas Que va Ell amigo
don Pope, no nos vista tanto como
antes, nj Sc relaciona tanto con nosotros.
Como que cambio ell nido ell ruisenor
de .Aguadilla.
No obstante, con la admiration de
sieqnpre, lie saludamos con tono de bien-
venida
Ha dado dos funciones con exito. de
plata y aplausos, la troupe, empresa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

Nos participant los senores Sobrlnos
de Izquierdo y Co. 5. EN- C., conslgnata-
rios de los vapores espanoles de Pinillos,
Izquierdo Co. que hoy ha salido Gle
Galveston directo q Habana, ell vapor
''Conde Wifredo". Por tanto, la sail
da fila de aqui, para Espana sera ell
Seis del entrante Mario.
FL viaie en el COnde Wifredo. en- esta
ipora reSulta deliciosO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
Cine Tres Banderas'

ESta noche anmcia el "Cine Las Tres
BanderaS dos peliculas que vienen
precedidas de I'm gran cartel " Causan-
tc dc Su ruina Sangre Bohemia >.
N : parties
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
BAILEY BEQUEST HELPS
Y. m. C. A. AT KEARNEY

A bequest Of $1,000 by the late Dr. w
l. Camp Of Kearney, to the Young Mems
Christian association Of that town, will
make possible the erection OF fine
$4,000 building there within a year, ac-
cordinR to state Secretary j. +. Bailey.
DR.. samuel w. McGrew OF Auburn was
another Nebraskan who appreciated the
work OF the association. When he died.
he directed that sum be given annually
to the associations state committee for
a period OF five years, and that lump
sum be given at the end OF that time as
a permanent endowment
These two recent bequests have greatly
ENCOURAGED association workers in the
state. and similar good fortunes for the
Omaha association is being hoped for by
its officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
At Carter Lake Club.

Mrs. T W. Breckinridse entertained
Al dinner al Carter Lake club Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for
Misses Misses
Mary Blackburn, of Lillian Hahn.
Los Angeles, Cal Mira kate hahn.
J. r. Van Tuyl 7. ". Breckenridge.
Or. and Mrs. A. p. Conlon entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith OF Chieago ana
the Misses Dorsey of Atlantic la.
Vincent Hascau had as his dinner
guests:
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Webster
Dr and Mrs. Paul Antilles.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Boyd Amberson
Miss Grace NOrthrup
MeEarA- Mcssrs
Wilbur JOnek. Grant Peters
MT A. Jetes had four guests for tho
dinnsr-danee Justin Hefregler, four: J..
e. Fallon. two L. Lavidee three a.
Westersaard, three; ". AZ Wharton.
six; c. y Nesy. five; =. G. Best. two: A
II. Hanson, five, A. J. Jackson, two: W
4 Johnson, two; r. l. Potter, two: ".
n. Taylor Two; Fred b. Buck, fifteen,
A. r. Mitchell four: Allen. four; Mrs
Hickman. six; r. O. Adams. four: D. Y.
Crane. tive; e. G. Benhstt. eight; Lee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
REV. Mr.. MILLER breaches
FAREWELL SERMON SUNDAY

Rev John r. Miller. pastor Of the First
German Presbyterian church, will preach
his farewell sermon Sunday morning at
the church, Twentieth and Spruce streets,
He has accepted call to become pastor
Of the Second German Presbyterian
church of ST. Louis.
Rev. julius r. Schwarz, district mis-
slonary of the Presbyterian church, has
been appointed to declare Rev Mr Nil
ler's local pastorate vacant the first sun
day in August He is now in CORE
spondence with various ministers, for the
purpose OF securing a new pastor fol
the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
Luncheon for European Travellers.

Airs. J IT, Carse entertained At
o'clork luncheon at her bungalow Sunday
ia honor Of q number OF visitors, her
sister Mrs. Love Daniels Fnllns, and
daughters. Misses darion and Ruth. and
Dr. Chamberlain. A number ~ Ter
friends were asked TO meet them. Be
sides the visitors there were guests from
Cnuuch BluffP, C"iat Rapids, ia. and
omaha The color scheme throrEhout
Gas th.ts and green. The dining liable
Nts a''anged for thirteen Swas,ria
formed the centerTiece.
The Mrs Love Daniels Fi'ins party
are retu, ming from a ten mon'hs' tour of
Europe and are .nroute to Shsir home in
Oakland. Cal They stopped over In
Omaha to visit her siste", NcJ J. "
Carse. and family. one ot the interest.
inr incidents OF the our WAS 81 In
tor, lev Hith the rtIo Aftor iido around
CTa1s they left Monday morning an
were enthLsiastts over OmshL
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
May Make Swimming
Pool Out of Lake
at Riverview Park

That the city PARK department make
over the pond at Riverview park lake
into q public swimming poUi viii he asked
by the Southeast Improvement club.
city Commissioner Joseph r. Hummel.
superintendent OF parks and boulevards.
will address the club at its next meeting,
to be held Tuesday. August T. at Bancroft
school Al that time the club will out
line its desires in regard to making The
Riverview lake into a public bathing re-
sort. Secretary +. r. Closson Gays that
II IS too late 60 secure the necessary
changes this season. but that his club
expects to accomplish results by starting
now to work for the proposed bath house
and plunge The necessary improvements
include dredging, sanding the lake bot
tom and building dressing rooms.