Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

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Hon. John l.. Kennedy OF Omaha will
advocate the issue and A. y. Wcatherly.
a campaign orator from Lincoln. Neh.,
.will address The men at the Swift plant
at the main entrance under the visduct
win speak for suffragcs n
Promptly at 1880 at the 1--we Stock Ex-
change. Edward j. Cornish OF New York
city. and president OF the Carter White
Lead and Paint company. will speak TO
the commission men, urging votes for the
women. an the speakers will be ac-
companied BY parties OF South Omaha
suffrage workers. and viii so from tho
packing plants, TO hear Mr.. Cornish at
1880 az the Exchange.
On Tuesday Interested suffrage workers
win continue to remind the voters Of
amendment SOC
City 10 Celebrate Anniversary.
The thIrtieth anniversatS Of the found
ing OF tho city will DO appropriately
celebrated by the Pioneer Historical so
ciety OF this city. at Its annual banquet
TO be held in the middle OF December
this year
AZ the last regular meeting the society
appointed the following committees. who
VIII have charge OF che arrangements:
Receptlon--P. J. Martin, Mrs. O. z.
Taylor, ], Il, watkins. Mrs James Parks
Joseph Pavlik, Mrs. Maurice Y. Hinchey
James e. e Martin Mr Mrs FT:a eT Ri,ssn
George Brewer and Morgan HeRfey.
Progrann-Daniei Farrel Mrs, n Nc
John A. walters Mrs. q. d. Wilson ON a.
Melcher, Mrs, George Parks. Thomas
Larkin. Mrs, Il. a. Cressey, John w.
Banquet-Mrs. Emma L. Talbot, Charles
Leppert, Mrs. David webber, w. d.
Mann. Mrs. r. @, Walwebber Al De
Gaux, Mrs Ella Sloan and Mrs, d.
Tickets-Bruce Moculloeh. J. II. Ko-
piet1. II. II. Roberts, John ]. Murphy,
Perry n. Wheeler Manley Mccarthy and
Printing-J. J, Breen and e. o. May
Invitations will be extended 70 all tho
leading officials OF the immediate SUI
rounding cities TO assist in making II the
most successful gathering OF the season
steals saw aud Axe.
Some industrious thief iourneyed to the
home OF X. Fluor 5ol North Nineteenth
street. and carried away buck saw and
q brand new ak. and then hurried down
Missouri avenue, making good his es-
cape.
Cattle Receipts Are OFF.
Cattle receipts have fallen off sharply
during the last week. the six days supply
being about 20.50o head, or some 1900 less
than last week, and $500 short OF the
corresponding week year ago. For the
month the total is approximately 1s4, 200
head, or about 1000 more than for octo-
Der. 1918.
Hiamen Mametz. laborer, while working
~ n ara ffoldtpu ne
1912 North Twenty-flfth street, fell fifty
feet TO the ground. sustaining several
fractured ribs and Internal injuries. He
received medical attention and was re-
moved to local hospital. where his con-
dition is reported as serious.
Magic City Gossip.
John Flynn has returned from a trip
TO Spaulding. Neb. "'F
For Rent-,A house and three acres near
Avery. Phone South $685.
Two furnished, modern light housekeep-
ing rooms. Esd and 10 SITS. South 24l2
Room and board. private family, 2510 d
st. lady preferred; references required.
Cherokee COAL unscreened, S4.25; screen
/ Mrs John Sexton Is reported quite III
at her home, 1880 North Twenty-seventh
street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Antoine have returned
70 South Omaha after an Intensive vaca-
ton trip.
OFFICE space for rent in Bee office, 2sli
n street Terms reasonable. Well known
| location. Tel. South 2.-..-. y. ..i,st.Il
The Shamrock foot ball team viii give
,, dance this evening at scplitE hall
Mrs. LepinskI, wife of Detective Andy
lLepinslu. is reported Improved, after ar
illness OF several weeks.
Floyd Purse. formerly of this city, hai
accepted 4 position in the orchestra OF
the Lyric theater at Fremont.
! Vote for H. W Reed, republican nomi
nee for police judge My platform.
Il square deal to all..-Advertisement.
Woodlnen circle No. 50 will Rivesa card
\ party Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
hall, Twenty-fourth and NJ streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bolster have re-
turned from Ashland. where they spent
ten days with friends and relatives
The Past Chiefs Of 1893, Degree ol
Honor, took their lunches and spent tho
day with Mrs. Elsfelder of Papilion last
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Honey. formerly Mrs. r
II. Wilcox of this city was married nj
North Platte several days ago to Samue
s. Mcconnell.
The Ladies OF the Interdenominationa
! church will strve hot coffee and sand.
witches all day Tuesday at Thirty-eightf
and O streets
w. J. Bryan. secretary of state, dellv
l
to support the ticket, from the city hal
steps last night
The Brown Park Presbyterian Sunda,
Iechool, Twenty-first and Q streets, gave
a Halloween. party Friday evening
which was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j McEfgumm enter
tanned the s. and .. club at cards Thurs
day evening at their home 2710 u Htreet
Five couples were present as guests.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald entertained
number OF friends ct a Hallowe'e r
party Friday night The evening wal
spent In playing games after which Z
dainty luncheon was served. t
r. b. Howell, republican candidate 10
governor, and John Briggs, candidate fo
sheriff, together with other republican
candidates, spoke before large crowd
last evening ON several OF the street cor
ners.
Mrs sela johnson OF Lincoln. Neb.. ar
here TO attend the funeral of Tack Cud
oingtOn, which will take place this after
The body will be shipped TO Dixon, Ill:
for burial.
Division 5 OF the Ancient Order o
fibernians will hold It's first social Il
] its new hall at Twenty-fourth and Z
! streets Monday evening. Members hav
been urged 10 attend and bring thel
friends as a splendid program has beel
prepared by the committee.
Il. r. Northcutt Mrs C. L. Talbot
! Frank NOrtcutt and Mrs w. b. MoVar