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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Parish Aid Meets
Every Tuesday at
Home of President

The Parish Aid society of Trinity
Cathedral is meeting every Wednesday
at the home OF the president Mrs.
Charles w. Martin, and her mother,
Mrs. George e. Barker For the past
two weeks. the members have been sew
Ing for the City Mission and prior to
that for the Clarlkson hospital.
Mrs. II. p. Peck leaves next Saturday
for New York 20 join Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Estabrook. whose guest she will
be for month at Jekyle Island Ga.
Mrs. Wilson Low leaves for Chicago
tomorrow to visit her cousin. Miss
Wilson.
Mr.. J. w. Griffith. who went to Denver
for ten days. has returned.
Mr.. N. N. Loomis and Mr.. A. L.
Mohler have gone to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Magee will re-
main until after the 18th of the month.
Mrs. Charles Marsh returned last week
from Dayton. o.
Mrs. II. N. Loomis returns tomorrow or
Tuesday from Topeka, Kan, where she
spent the week.
Mr. and Mrs Walter e. Wood. who
spent some time I'm California. have re-
turned to Omaha and are at the Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Il. w. Nash and Miss Nash have
been expected home all week from Du-
buQue. but the stormy weather has de-
layed their return.
Captain VIII Gown has returned from
Naco, Tex, to Douglas. Ariz,. with the
Ninth cavalry. and his wife and children
have toined him there.
Mrs. Hal Brady was called to Kansas
City last week by the illness OF her
grandfather. Mr.. Lee. whose death fol-
lowed Saturday. Mrs. Brady accom-
panied the body 10 Quincy, III Cor burial
and remained with her parer - Dir. and
Mrs Weems, in Quincy this week She is
expected homo the early part Of next
week.
Mrs, q. b. Bennett OF Fremont is the
guest OF Mrs. Anna Roger.
Mr.. John Hawbaker. jr., is spending the
weekend in Nebraska City. the guest OF
his oarents.
Mr.. w. S. Barry left last week for
Akron, o., and other eastern points. TO
be gone for ten days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
High Schools to
Settle Government
Ownership Problem

The state High school Debatlne
league. made up OF Omaha. South
Omaha, Stella, Nebraska City. Schuyler
North Bend. Bellevue Academy and Weep
ing Water will start debating in the
near future. Debates will be concluded
by March I. Schools arc paired in the
following manner; Stella We. Nebraska
City: Schuyler va. North Bend: Belle
vue vs.. Weeping Water; and Omaha vs..
South Omaha.
The omaha-south Omaha debate will
take place at the Central high school
auditorium February %. The question
will be that OF government ownership.
II being debated by the league Omaha
will have the negative. Tho winner OF
this debate will debate the winner of
the Schuyler-North Bend contest. and
the winner OF the Stella Mel raska City
will debate the winner OF the Believe
Weeping Water. The winners Of these
sections will debate against each other
to determine the district championship.
The best member OF the winning team
will go to Lincoln 20 represent his dis
trict.
Last Wednesday afternoon T.. r.
Burke. Central high debating coach. held
his tryout and chose the following men
out OF twenty: Earle Ticknor. Edward
Perley, Sol Rosenblats. Arid Olsen.
Allan Street and George Scott. From
the first five OF these. three will be
chosen TO represent the school in the
South Omaha contest Scott is not
eligible for the state league team as he
is over the age requirement.
A debate has been arranged with Iin-
coin. This contest will decide who the
last owner OF the Amherst Alumni Cup
will be. The contest for the cup was
started five years ago and each school
has won It twice. The school that wins
the debate this time will hold the cup
permanently.
Two of the debating societies OF Cen
trail high elected officers Friday after
noon: The Webster elected Bryan Sac
kett. president; Kenneth wldenor. vice
president; Donald Paffenrath. secretary
treasurer; Daniel Longweil and Harry
Mogge. sergeant-at-arms. The d. d. 8.
elected Willie Camper. president; Arid
Olsen. vice president; Reed Zimmerman,
secretary-treasurer. and Raymond Bur-
CESS, reporter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Harvey Street is
Coming to the Front

Payne 8 Slater. eis Omaha National
bank have called attention to the bright
iuture OF Harvey street property in the
announcements OF the sale OF two houses
At sea and 1877 Harvey street.
great transformation is taking Mace
on Harvey street." said ed Slater. athe
new location OF the First National bank
AZ sixteenth and Harvey streets, the new
NTs'n EXCHANGE building at Nineteenth
anu harney' apartment house building,
lev stores, etc. spell expansion OF the
central business area up this oonvanian,
street.
Friees have only Just begun their up-
ward movement on Harvey street. our
price OF $50 per front foot looks cham
beside the $50 per foot recently paid for
property at rwenty-third and Harvey.
The Masons now have an option ON
the corner OF Eighteenth and Harvey"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Special Days Set
for Work of Y, w.
G, A. Departments

I The first Sunday In each month Is to
be given 20 a particular department OF the
I association work. The gymnasium de
partment is TO have the first Sunday in
| February, at which time Miss Clara NJ.
Brewster will be the speaker and will
have for her subject, ' Her Physical
I Problem" The regular service is held
at $50 In the auditorium OF the associa-
ton building. and following that Is the
social hour at $50. when light refresh
ments are served. Miss George is the
hostess for this Sunday and will be as
sisted by the girls Of the department
There will be some special features at the
social hour for this Sunday
During the coming week there will be
no regular classes in the educational de-
partment. Wednesday night the, extern
sion department will give q stunt party
in the form OF "two-ring circus" There
viii be n small admission fee Of 8 cents.
Thursday afternoon and evening is to
be open house for the public. In the
afternoon from TO I o'clock there will
DO denomination in domestic science
laboratory. From 4 to 8, the girls class
In the gymnasium will give an exhibition
OF the work done by the younger girls of
tho city In the evening there will be
mora demonstrations and exhibitions by
the older girls of the association. The
domestic arts, millinery and china paint
Ing classes will have exhibitions Of the
work done during the last term. There
VIII be music and other entertainment
during the entire evening
Those planning to take work in any
classes the second term should register
for them this week. A new class is being
organized for this term in first aid to
the injured. which will be taught by ply
siclanB Of the city.
In millinery there will be both day and
evening classes. The day class will be a.
long course OF fifteen lessons, Tuesday
and Friday, from 2 to $50 The short
course u to be given in the evening from
$50 TO o'clock ON Tuesday.
A number of the entertainment course
Is to be given February 10, when the
Dundee Woman's club will present a
masque. "A Thousand Years Ago" This
will be to the members OF the association
and admission Will be by ticket only.
which will be given on presentation of a
membership ticket.
The valentine party will be given Mon
day night, February Is This is given for
all young women OF the city, whether
they are members of the association or
not.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
TravertOn Popular
Apartment Style

The most popular type OF apartment IN
California Is the two and three-room fin
ishad apartment. There are many con
veBisnees which can be put into two
and three-rooni apartment. which makes
Il especially desirable for small family.
These apartments are practically hotels
and yot have the conveniences OF home
life.
Tho Trayerton apartments in Omaha
at Twenty-fourth street and Landon
court. were modelled after the California
type. which lie gaining popularity verV
rapidly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

W. NJ. Nash & Co. has opened UP a
real estate office at COZ Bee building.
Mr.. Nash, who has been buyer and de-
partment manager for Hayden Bros. for
the last eighteen years. enters the real
estate business. For the last twenty
three years he has handled a great deal
OF his own property In the Hanscom
Park district, besides several acres Of
fine land out in the state OF Nebraska.
He is now going to devote his entire
time to general estate brokerage. such
as city property. farms. loans and
insurance. He will be pleased to meet
his many friends at his new location.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
New Hotel is Now
Ready for Business

UT the various hotels being built in
omaha tho Keen. Eighteenth ana Harvey
streets. was the first to open It's doors
This place, remodeled and mado into a
notel oS Harry Wolf who expended
SooVOo ON H. contains seventy-two rooms
II Is semi-freproof building. Il will
eater largely TO family trade, although
II expects to handle wholesome transient
Trade also. The remodeiing OF this build
mig making the two upper floors into
hotel rooms and the lower floor into store
and office rooms. has greatly improved
the corner OF Eighteenth ana Harvey
streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
OMAHA VALUES ARE BEST
So Declares ]. W. Rasp of Rasp
Bros, in Speaking Of Real Es-
tate Investments.
OPPORTUNITIES NOW AT HAND

THE best investment on earth Ia some
OF the earth, Itself. Right now Is the
time" says J, w. Rasp OF Rasp Bros.
Right here In Omaha IL the place.
Omaha has the geographical location,
surrounded on ali sides by millions OF
acres OF our nations richest soil Work
together. boost and advertise Omaha
first by patronizing home industry Why
buy Kansas City. ST. Louis or Chicago
manufactured products, when YOU can
buy the same thing. just as good or bet
ter. that Is Omaha made at the same
pricer Let vs. keep all the money pos
5inle right here In Omaha and get as
much moro TO como here as is in our
power.
Prosperity has just returned from It's
long vacation and is now ready for busl-
ness. are you? omaha's population
should increase 5000 in the next three
years. and will II we work together and
advertise. Records show that each of
the four or five downtown business prom
critics that have been Bold or leased in the
last month or two at a half million or
more each, has been the restilt OF a Is 20
20 per cent increase in value each year
and these sales and values are not out of
the ordinary for such transactions as
these will be regularly reported in the
years Just ahead Of us,
0ffers Great Opportunities.
Omaha now offers great opportunities
10 the Investors. Some OF our home in
vestors have already taken advantage OF
H. Others will. and outside investors
VIII soon DO calling on us.
only few years ago you could buy
good building lots within the mile and
a-half circle for $500 to 500. but today
you win 80 twice as far out ana paw
double the price. and in some locations. AZ
Tar out as four miles. lots are now SELL
ing for $1,000 TO 1880
invest now Buy home now. II not
Tor cash, on easy terms. II Is said that
saver Is nearly always a debtor. BUY
homo or Investment on easy terms ana
see how easy It WILL be to make additional
savings TO meet your contracted debts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

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81 tried different tOnios for my blood but
nothing helped me. ! tried cold creams.
soaps and sAlves but everything was IN
vain. / then began to use CuticurA Soap
and Ointment and my face improved IN two
days. First l washed my face IN hot water
with Cuticura Soap and then would apply
the Ointment There Is pot a pimple o.
blackheAd 20 be seen on my face now"
(signed) Miss Matilda kotrous. June 5. IL.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Goodbye
Dyspepsia
No More Gurgiy BrASh, lamp OF
Lead" Bad Digestion, Heartburn
or Stomach Troubles.

oaick Relief. Costs Nothing TO TEy.
The man who can't help making faces
q grouchy digestion. or with downright
troubles.
The heaviest richest dinners, the most
unspeakable quick lunches. all can be
taken care OF without imposing on the
stomach. A scientific digestive can DO
the digesting, where the stomach either
aid not do It before, or did It very imper-
fectly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
BYLES BUYS BIG
FARM NORTH OF VALLEY

The S7-sere farm OF the Agee Land aud
Lave Stock company. thirty miles west OF
Omaha. has just been sold TO Winter
Byles and the consideration n si2.OOo.
This Is about tiB an acre. The farm lies
a mile and a half northeast OF Valley.
The farm has been In the Agee family
for forty years. II. A. Agee. a ranchman
OF Nevada, Is president OF the company
that held the farm up 20 now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

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night. Sometimes my face
would itch 80 that / would
scratch it tin IL burned like
IRE. Then the pimples
would irritate and be sore.
Many times during the night
1 would wake and my face
would burn. Then I would
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

a Winter Cough Hurts the Lungs.
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cough and prevents your cold getting
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

SCHUYLER, Neb.. Feb. 6-Cspecial. D.
The stork made his ninth visit last night
20 the home OF County Attorney d. L.
Farrell and left another boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
FACE BROKE OUT
WITH LARGE PINPLES
Also Blackheads. Itchsd. Scratched
Till Burned Like Fire, Used Cuti-
Cura Soap and Ointment. Not a
Plmple or Blackhead on Face Now.

Armour. s. Dakota" About year ago
plmples and hlaekheads began TO break
out on my face. Tho pimples were large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
LAW STUDENT At O. q.
PUBLISHES A MANUAL

NORMAN, okla, April H-A
unique pamphlet which will prove
exceedingly useful to high school and
college students as we'll a. teachers
Of government and public men Of al
fairs has Just been compiled and pub
llshsd by Fletcher NJ johnson VI
Psuls Valley, q second year law stu
dent OF the University Of Oklahoma
This book IL called the "simplifisd
Index Of the Constitution ot the
United States" and fills quite well
the needs ~ the student OF govern.
ment a. designed by the author, The
small handbook contains the eomplsts
constitution Of the United states, an
index complied BY the author show.
ing whore may be found each sac
ton OF the organic law dealing with
any subject, The work has received
the unqualified endorsement Of the
university professors and 10 being
used constantly In the class rooms
OF the Institution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

OF current topics, aud the work Of
the past month, together with the
reading ~ several letters from mem
bers The next meeting will be
Tuesday May Il.
Mrs dudley Tucker entertained
pleasantly Monday afternoon In honor
~ Mrs A B~ankston u Tulsa, Mrs
Harry knight " Dallas aud Mrs. W
Reiseu OF White Cloud, Mich The
afternoon was spent with needlewOrk
music and Il guessing contest, In which
Mrs Knight won the honors and WAS
presented with a piece ~ cut glass
Mrs. Benkston receiving 4 picture for
the second A luncheon was served
At the close NJ the game aud the
guests were Mines A + Fricke, Gath.
lngs Walker, W. & Flick, &. W Wake
field W VI Stout. \ n shank. $ 4
v Howell. ] O Green W s Stone.
George Wlnaus, r. c. Zellhoefer aud
Mrs Wood Of Kansas city
Miss Rcss Evans. " Marion, Kan
arrived Tuesday for a visit with heI
aunt Mrs q G. Alspaugh
Mrs Robert TruelOCk NJ nj Ren,
rs the guest NJ Mrs " v blake fol
the races.
Mrs win Alspaugh entertained IN,
Two O'clock Auction club Tuesday
having also with the club members
Mines Thomas Mckenzie, King Ftz
patrick. Miss Bess Evans Of Marion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

the other candidates and their ~
corts. The Queen win also confer the
honor upon the winners OF the auto
mobile races. who will all be- gath
cred there following the parade The
robes Of the king aud queen are now
On exhibition In the window Of Brooks
department store
Miss Caroline rolcord accompanied
Mr.. aud Mrs Ray Oolcord in their
trip from wichita In their motor ctr
arriving Monday They will remain
Tor the races and viii return Friday
The N~eedlecraft club was entertain
ed Tuesday by Mrs A. q. Hoge, Mrs.
NJ, W. Calhoun being an additional
guest. The afternoon was spent with
fancy work. Mrs NJ II, Randall was
presented with q birthday greeting
book, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary The club will be enter
tanned In two weeks by Mrs. Randall
Mt NnO ATS. ih'A NlttAt Nl lHNlI
are the guests NJ Mr and Mrs. " 7.
schmpt for the races.
MRS. Frank brown was hostcs,
Tuesday TO the Oklahoma Bridge club.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell coming In fol
the luncheon following the game Tol
scores were made by Mines. X A
Jones aud G W Sims Miss Mollie
Cherry will be- the hostess In two
weeks
The Authors club met Thursday
evening In the y w. G. A. purlors
Following II business session Mrs
Charles Slocum read n travalOgu,
written by her brother, Rev W G
scates, formerly Of this city, but nov
q Oregon. Mrs Vivian Aten lOnl
read an article ON How | Write Ny
Poetry" aud Mi ] ID. Gillespie reaC
several Original poems, soon TO N
published The remainder OF tn,
evening was speut with a discussion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
THE GUARANTY FUND
Only Two Banks Were Taken In Hand
By Banking Department Since Last
Report, December 81.

The warrant Indebtedness " the
bank guarantee fund has been re
Iured 81 ,O33 30 since the last report
on the condition VI the fund, Decem
beer 81, according 10 the report Just
issued by T. G. Dings, treasurer. as
10 the fund AT the end NJ March. last
While the total warrant indebtedness
against the fund Is 1851 ,G4SO0, a con
siderable portion " this amount
Si2j, 6OD.Oi has been taken up By the
banks with cnsh and held by the
houri IN lieu ~ collateral
This condition has been made pos
-ihle says Mr. Dings. since our new
Jaw permitting state banks 10 pur
chase these warrants. the result In 80
doing being two.fold. namely. 10
avoid paving taxes and to purchase
The pro rata u your own debt, and
We predict thut many more banks will
avail themselves Of this privilege
I'm addition to the amount taken mp
by the bnnks there II yet $500 Oj
Of the Indebtedness OF the fund out.
Standing which Is secured by munl.
cipal bonds and warrants On De
rember 81, the date Of the last preyl
Gus report, there was A4,1l3T2 cash
on hand. which Is reduced to 81.
Nll27 on March 81. During the time
hrrween December 81 aud March ~
warrants To the amount Of $3S
3G5 % were paid or I'm cash, and
S37 5I205 was paid In interest on
outstanding warrants
Two banks were taken charge " bl
the banking department since the last
report, the Farmers aud Merchant
hnnk ~ Mountain View and IN,
Poucn city State bank ~ poucs city
In the first place n new bHnk was re-
organized and many " the assets u
the fniled bank were taken up, bu
IN the latter there was no ~reorgHniza
llon It Is not given out IN the re-
pert ~ what extent the guarnntl
fund lost II any In these transsc
tiOns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
PROVIDE FISH LADDERS
In Other Words, Fish Warden MAY
Prosecute for Building Dams That
Are impossible to ScAly Tribe.

Dams aoross streams must be kept
IN condition 30 that fish may 90 yer
them fish ladders. n necessary,
should he provided by the owners Of
the dams. aud owners may be prose
cuted under the laws of the state In
any violation, according to Al opinion
from the attorney generals office,
rendered TO " " Heyl, county attor.
ney " Washington county The pur
pose ~ the sct IN the matter, says
the opinion, was TO make II possible
Tor the passage ~ fish across the
dam at all times, and the fact that
the stream does not flow at all time.
does not keen the owner from beinl
prosecuted FOR any neglect OF hi'
own. Prosecutions " this Kind mai
be begun by the state game aud rsl
warden directly through the count,
attorney NJ the county In which an
such violation may occur. Or II ma
be done by the attorney generals Of
flee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
MRS. L. A. SUMMERS OPENS
EUCLID DURING RACE MEET

While the Auditorium is closed to
public dancing Wednesday Thursday
and Friday nights, Mrs. L. A sum.
mers Of the Auditorium has trans.
frrred the dances TO Euclid hall aud
all Auditorium patrons aud cute ~.
town visitors are welcome. Special
arrangements have been made 10 ac.
commodatr unusually large crowds at
Euclid hall on these nights.
After q man has been married q
wear or two he looks as neglected al
ar old grave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
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