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The Days War NetUs

PRZEMYSL HAS BEEN RETAKEN
by Austria, official announce
ment was made at vienna that the
great GaIician fortress won by the
Russians ten weeks ago after a
long struggle had been rccaptured.
ROUMANIA AND RUSSIA aPpnr-
emily have been unable to compose
their differences. concerning an
adjustment of the ROuma nian
boundary lines. ROumRnla's en-
trance into the war In said unof-
ficiaIIy TO lie conditioned on such
an agreement. a MILAN dispatch
states that King Victor Emmanuel
has offered hts services as inter-
mediary between these nations.
ITALIAN REPORTS of steady prog
reSE I'm the invasion of Austria are
disputed in vienna. The Austrtan
war office announces that italian
offensive operations have been nm
suecessfuI and that no material
damage has been done by the
italian artillery.
LITTLE REPUBLIC of San Marino,
with an area of twenty-five square
miles, which is surrounded by
Italian territory, has, approved Tt
aIy's attitude toward Austria and
declared itself 40 be I'm a state OF
war.
ANNOUNCEMENT was
made I'm LondRn today that a Britt
ish submaritAe had torpedoed a
large eermAn Strnnsport in the Sea
of Marmora.
TWO ITALIAN TORPEDO BOATS
nre said 10 have sunk two mer-
chant vessels and damaged an
Austrian cruiser in the Gulf of
Trieste.
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WOMAN LOST AT SEA
DECLARED LEAGkLLY DEAD

DECATUR. III. June 9-Mrs. George
A. Keller was today declared legally dead
by Judge J. II. Mccoy in the Macon
county court ana her estate. valued at
$4,000. VIII be turned over 10 her hus-
band. Mrs. Keller lost her life almost
eight years ago when she and her three
daughters went down with the steamer
Columbia In a storm on the Pacific coast.
George A. Keller was formerly president
OF the Great Western racing circuit and
is known TO harness hOrsemen in all parts
OF the country son. Edward Keller,
living In PorTand. Ore. VII also share
In the estate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
DERNDURG WILLRUN
SCANDINAYIANPRESS
BUREAU FOR KAISER
Representative Of Emperor on Re-
turn from United States to Have
Charge Of Publicity Cam
paign in North.
COPENHAGEN HEADQUARTERS
Pro-German Propaganda Will Be
Started with Renewed Energy
in Viking Newspapers.
ALLIES GIVE SAFE CONDUCT

LONDON, June IA dispatch
from Amsterdam to the Exchange
Telegraph company. says that. ac-
cording to Berlin telegram. DR..
Dernburg. on return to Europe from
the United States, will be given
charge of the press bureau organi-
zation for Scandinavian countries
with headquarters at Copenhagen.
A pro-German campaign in the Scan
dinavian press. the dispatch adds,
will then be started with renewed
energy.
The announcement made at Washing
ton that the British government, In con-
junction with the French and Russian
governments. has assured the State de-
partment Il would give safe conduct TO
Bernhard Dernburg. former colonial sec
retary Of Germany, when he leaves the
United States was confirmed here today
with tho additional statement that this
arrangement had been made at Or. Dern-
burg's wish. The intermediary through
whom the request was made has not been
disclosed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Jane Addams Sees
Swiss President

GENEVA CVia Paris). June s.-Jane
Adams Of Chicago, accompanied by sew
eral of the women delegates to the recent
international congress at The Hague,
has been presented at Berne to NJ Motta,
president OF Switzerland, by p. A. sto-
vail, the American minister.
Miss Adams spoke of the position Of
neutral nations toward the war and Of
the attitude Of Switzerland toward the eff
forts of securing quick and durable
peace.
President Motta replied he did not think
the moment for this was opportune. but
that Switzerland vas ready to aid neutral
states in any peace steps when the right
time arrived.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Greek Steamship
Sights Submarine
Off Harbor of Volo

PARIS. June "A Havas dispatch from
Athens says that the captain OF the
Greek steamer Anatodia has reported TO
the port authorities at Volo that he met
a German submarine which came within
a few yards OF the Anatolia. He i'm
mediately boisted the Greek flag. where
upon the submarine turned and went off
a Chios dispatch says that Greek
peasants have arrested three Turkish
spies who were watching the movements
OF the allied squadron from a sailing
ship. The spies were handed over TO the
British authorities.
The Turks have suffered heavy losses IN
the recent fighting al the Dsrdaneiles. A
great number Of wounded have been taken
to Avail. Greek town In Asia Minor and
have been installed In the houses OF the
Greeks. the hospitals being overorowded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Widow Driven from
Claim by Jumpers

CHEYENNE, wyo.. June S-(special)
Tho meanest offense ever charged
against defendants in the United States
court for the district OF Wyoming 10 that
of which Orin /. Stenger and Orin A
Zinc of Van Tassell were convicted by a
jury last evening, after a trial lasting two
days. They were found guilty of having
consplred to prevent Mrs. Alva Pierce.
widow. from homesteading a claim in
Niobrara county. The evidence was that
they drove her from her home on the
claim, moved her buildings and sold them.
Sentence has not yet been pronounced
on the pair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Election Workers
Demand Their Pay

Los ANGELES. Gel. June "a mass
meeting was tc be held today by more
than 1000 election workers, men and
women. VINO after storning the head
quarters Of the Business Mems com
mittee, demanding their pay marche 4
last night to the police station and made
formal complaint. They intended today
to appeal To the district attorney
They asserted they had been employed
In the interests OF Frederick ]. Whiffen.
who was defeated by Charles f. Sebastian
for mayor. IL was alleged they were to
receive S2.6 II Whiffen was defeated. and
double that amount II he was elected
Managers'of The Whiffen campaign dis
claim any responsibility for the employ
ment o. the workers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Hood Will Command
DreadnOught Texas

WASHINGTON, June S-secretary
Daniels today designated Captain John
Hood Of the naval general board 70 com
mand the dreadnaught Texas. 20 succeed
Captain A. W. Grant. recently assigned
to the command OF the Atlantic submarine
flotills. Captain W. l.. Rogers. at pres
ent commanding the battleship Delaware.
will succeed Captain Hood as a member
Of the general board
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INQUEST THROWS NO.
LIGHT UPON MURDER
Coroner's Jury Finds Ada Swanson
Killed by Some Party
Unknown"
MRS. SYKES ON WITNESS STAND

We, the jury, find that Ada
Swanson came to her death as the
result of blows from a hatchet in
the hands of some unknown party
in the basement of the ]. s. Sykes
residence. 2023 Spencer street,
between the hours of 1915 and
b:45 O'Clock Friday, May 21. We
recommend that a reasonable re-
ward be offered, and that officers
make a vigilant search for the
guilty party.
This is the verdict of the coroner's
jury following the receipt of evil
dence. at the inquest held yesterday
inquiring into the mystery surround
ing the murder of Ada Swanson,
domestic in the j. s. Sykes resi-
dence, 2O23 Spencer. The verdict
was returned after short delibera-
tion.
Or. r. W. ConneIl. family physician of
the Sykes household, was first called to
the stand. and offered no evidence that
the authorities. DR.. S. NJ. McCleneghan,i
coroner's physician. described the wounds
and the general condition of the body.
stating that there was absolutely nothing
to warrant the possibility of the girl hav-
ing been outraged.
Mrs. sykes on stand.
Mrs. ]. S. Sykes took the stand and
related leaving the house early the morn
ing of May 81. and in answer TO ques-
tions put by County Attorney George A.
Magney. told of the various establish
ments she visited downtown in the order
of each visit made.
With Miss Florence Osborne of Mis-
souri, Valley, who came to Omaha to at
tend a session OF the Kiester Sewing
school. she spent the forenoon shopping
and after luncheon the pair went to the
class. Miss Osborne was with Mrs Sykes
throughout the entire day.
Returning home little after o'clock.
she called to the girl and not receiving
an answer went out to the garden to
await her husband. Al 6 o'clock, no
signs of the domestic being apparent. she
went into the house and prepared the
evening meal. At $50 Mr.. Sykes came
home and at dinner time Ada's absence
was discussed.
Finds Her Body In Basement.
Following the meal. Mrs. Sykes went
to the basement and finding the door
to the furnace room closed, she opened it
and discovered the body lying halfway
into the coal bin.
Mrs Sykes told OF Ada's having d num-
of men friends who called frequently,
but never heard Ada mention having
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
BERLIN WILL REDUCE
PRICE OF BREAD JUNE 7

BERLIN (via London). June s.--As an
indication that Germanys flour supply is
not insufficient the authorities have an
nouneed that the prices Of various kinds
Of bread will be reduced all over Great
Eerlin June Z Beginning on the same
sy the baking OF small Ioaves of Hhite
fIcdr again will be permitted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Morse Steamship is
TOrpedOed and Sunk

LONDON. June S-The Norwegian
steamship Cubano was torpedoed and
sunk yesterday off the Flannan islands.
The crew was landed in the Hebrides, a
group OF islands off the coast Of Scotland.
The Cubano was formerly the British
steamship Strathmore. IL was 2s05 tons
net register and built at GrennOck IN 1912.
1t was 376 feet long, fifty-two feet beam
and twenty-five feet deep.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Colorado Guard is
Ordered to Be Ready
to Mobilize at Once

DENVER. June 2.-Adjutant General
John Chase Of the Colorado National
Guard today received orders from the
War department i'm Washington 10 be
prepared to mobilize upon an hours
notice, according TO reliable information
The order. IL is said. was accompanied
with request prohibiting discussion Of
the communication.
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K-8 MAKES
TWO PERFECT SHOTS

Los ANGELES. Iune s-The submar-
ine KS. in battle practice off San Pedro.
hit the monitor Cheyenne, moving az an
hmknown speed, at n range Of 400
yards. with two torpedoes out OF a pos
sible two. II was learned today. Officers
and men Of the KS appeared confident Of
receiving the naval trophy for perfect
score in battle practice. 1t now Is held
by the HI.
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BRITONS SINK BIG
GERMAN TRANSPORT
Submarine Operating Near COnstan-
tinople Torpedoes Teuton Ship
in Pandama Bay.
ITALIANS RAID GULF OF TRIESTE

LONDON, June "a British sub
marine operating in the sea of Mar
mora torpedoed large German
transport in Panderma bay yesterday
morning. This announcement was
given out officially in London today
as having been received from the vice
admiral In command at the Darda-
nelles. 1t is said also that this sub
marine was one of several operating
in these waters.
Italians RAID Gulf of Trieste.
GENEVA, June S.-(Via Paris. -
News dispatches received here de-
clare that two Italian torpedo boats
carly yesterday morning entered the
Gulf of Trieste. sank two merchant
vessels and damaged an Austrian
auxiliary cruiser.
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STOPG, 0H,XMZ
StxkN:k!
IEiE.GAIE:cITH0f. rs. sEESI

Omaha has something doing
almost all the time in the
way of wholesome sports.
Golf. tennis. cricket. boat
ing, and track athletics have
active devotees as we'll as
baseball, football. ETC.. in
their season.
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The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Friday:
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
ture.
Temperature mt c=uaha Yesterday.
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WILSON WORKS ON
NOTE TO GERMANY
All Statements in Kaiser's Reply
Save One Will Be Regarded
as Irrevelant.
WILL STICK TO THE MAIN ISSUE

WASHINGTON, June S.-Presl-
dent Wilson worked most of today
on the new note to Germany.
The situation had developed to q
point where, although the visit of
Count Bernstorff, the German am
bassador, to the president yesterday
was believed likely TO enlighten the
Berlin Foreign office on the attitude
OF the United States. The American
government is unmoved In It's inten-
ton to determine promptly whether
German submarine commanders Will
hereafter respect the principles of
international law.
The fact upon which the German gov
ernment asked agreement. II In now
practically certain. will be treated by
the note as irrevalent with one excep-
ton, II II understood that tho note will
restate that the Lusitsnia was ON q
peaceful cruise, did not resist capture
and was unarmod All the other polnts
raised by Germany arc deemed irreveient
under the law OF nations.
The purpose of the United states in the
new note will be 10 discover whether
Germany win In the future, on enooun-
tering vessels of any nationality that are
unarmed. transfer passengers and crew
to places of safety should a vessel, car
rying contraband. be certain OF con-
demnation IN prize court, and therefore
subject 20 destruction.
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who fighting
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FoIuIAF JOb WIN pay.
And answered . doEsn or 90;
~ turned out fine % on Monday 81 3,
TO dandy Job shsu SO.
Hundreds OF positions are ad-
vertised in the Help Wanted col
umns or The Bee. and the man or
woman who wants employment can
find no better method OF gettins
start In the business world than
by reading the Help Wanted Ads
in The Bee each day And notice
Mr.. Employer, when YOU want 10
obtain Intelligent help telephona
Tyler 1000.
PUT 1T IN THE OMAHA al
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and precipitation depar-

Temperature and precipitation depaT-
lures from the normal:
Normal temperature .............. ss
Total deficiency since March l. ,,
Normal precipitation ............ II inch
Deficiency for the day......... is inch
Total rainfall since March l. SIS Inches
Deficiency since March L.. ss finch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1914 2.53 inches
Excess Tor cor. period, 1913. .... 3. .O1 inches
Reports from stations NJ - A
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II was reiterated at the State depart
ment today that while affldavits filed
there by the German embassy. contend
Ing that the Lusitania was armed, had
been carefully considered, the proof OF
the United States that the Ilsitania
was unarmed was beyond question.
None OF the signers. In the opinion OF
officials, could have made as searching
an investigation as did customs inspec-
tors, who wore officially ordered to ex-
anime decks OF vessels and their holds
for the one thing-the presence OF guns.
Had there been explosives aboard Of
ficials say clearance would have been
refused. Before the Lusitania sailed all
such facts were in possession OF the
American government.
Count Bernstorff. the German ambas-
sador. conferred briefly with Secretary
Bryan today and would not discuss the
subject of his visit
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Rep2rts from statIons az zP. NJ.
remp. Hlgh- Rain.

u1J trsJs stI OF pre- iplsatlon.
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,continud Oen Page Three, Column Four)
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Russians Take Villages.
PErRoGRAD. June a.--(via London J..
An official statement issued last night
(continued on Page Two-cOlumn Three,5
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Call Tyler 1000

" Aeu Want 70 Talk 60 The Boo
- 10 Anyone Connectod
with The Bee.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as,
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In its
curative powers that they oner One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list OF testt'
moniaIs.
Iedo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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NJ EsHM4EEE IINEILM EWHYEZ
eNaryF Simons, Mary Gaughan Kath-
i'm WatSol RiorenceM 9rpha
Van HCfn; MARGARET Cpkeleys
Gillette IL Barre, Minnie EeltoD ADA.
line johnson, Erie Hoover, Gertrude
Dawson, Virginia Curry, Julia Dots.
Maude N. Wolfe, Sadie Gaughan.
Charity Johnson, Lloyd E. Moore, Ada
Wilson, Katherine Taggart, Dawn
smith, Anna McGarVey, Pearie Crosse
Warrington Rural district-Emmet
Mockler, Dewey Shafer, Ona West,
Katheryn Frye, Lloyd Moore. Nellie
Ammons, Maud Rogers. Esta Roberts.
A. C. Kendall, U. G. Floyd. Kate Par
ish, Arlie Campbell, E. c. Starkey, Az
mes GaHgh. Clarence sturm. T. J. Hal
bert. w. C. Mathews. J. W. Crowser.
BeryI Mockler, Mary Shafer. Mary
Thorn, Ada Carpenter, orval Carpen-
ter, Orval Tucker, W. R. Matheny,
Leslie Mills. Cot Sturm, Oscar Robin
son, Gipsie Taught, Charles Moore.
GoIdie Amos, Homer Campbell, Beu-
lab Gooch, James Duncan. Edna Ste
vens. Alice Quirk, Mary Barrett. TIL
lie Moore, Alice Vessels.
Grant dlstrict-MoDongah school. E.
D. Kline. principal. Erma Henry.
Maude Jenkins, Mary ]. Hite. Trixie
Clelland. Katherine McCool; Watson
school, Harry NJ. Hart, principal, Neva
Fitzhugh, Mae Yost. Ruth Evans, Eva
May; Hutchinson school. r. c. Har-
desty, Merriam Hickman; Union
school. Jessie Hughes. Lena Currey;
Everson school. Ralph Snfder; City
Point school. Eva Radabaugh, Mary
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tSfraieys Thompson school, Helen g.
sSnfder, Marie ANues
Fairm0nER aiaIstricE@Piae Grove
school coraH Price Brummages Ar:
den HaIIbritter; cayenne school, CE.
Barbe, Irma D. conoway. Ruth PHI.
riips: Moody Rnn. Harry z. King;
Pricketts. II. S. Rhodes; tHarrackyiIle
high school. Herschel Ice, Arma Bling;
Barrackville graded school. Charles r.
Hupp, Charles A. Holland. Blanche
Lawson, Grace Robinson, Gertrude
Conoway.
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Congressman Neey
Going to Expositil

Congressman N. N. Nicely leay
next. week for an EXTENDED jOurat
including visits to Denver, colorl(
Springs. Salt Lake City, The Panah
Exposition and other places. Mr.. Ns
.ly Will go by way OF Chicago ar
turn by the southern route. ft
be absent several weeks.
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Rcturnsd Fnom staHerd.

Mrs. Garry Cray and daughter. Miss
Pearl, have returned from Stafford.
Ohio. where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Gray went to her home at Little
Falls today . but Miss Gray will re-
main here until after the fair.
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and Mrs. r Bennett Tor short time
before returning home
M. Dale Barthol0w ana family
have moved into property On Market
streeS
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Bise. of Harri.
son county arrived here yesterday TO
visit Mr. and Mrs. Lute Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Brown.
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Howard Preaching
on 10 Commandments

A series Of ernon on the Ten
Commandments" r attracting a
great deal OF interest at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church on Fair
mont avenue. Rev. H. c. Howard. the
pastor Of the church. began this series
of sermons several weeks ago and the
congregations attending the services
increase with eacn evenings service.
Tomorrow night Rev. Howard will
preach or the sixth and seventh com.
mandments, Thou Shalt Not XIII
and Thou Shalt Not Commit Adul.
try" The general public is cordially
invited TO hear these sermons.
WEST VIRGINlAN WANT ADS
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World Han In the Sinner Bldg. lie lEaif
street III, Kinead. recorder.
Degree OF Honor OF the A. GU. 4YYsl
Meets on tue second and fourth Monday
evenings nj 8 O'Clock al thea SAND place.
This Is the ladies' degree OF The ord8r.
J.H. KIakehd. Recorder.
,TRE AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION.
Meets each second and. fourth Tuesday
of the montl, at 7:So, in the KctP Hptl
On Main street.
FaIrmont Lodge No. Q. Loyal Older b
Moose. Meets every WedneBdny&sVeniuE
at s O'Clock IN Maccabee EMil McEinneS
Bldg. az Main street. Mor
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron, Of War
rem, Pa, who have been visiting at
Grafton, returned here yesterday and
left this afternoon for Morgantown.
where they will be the guests OF Mr..
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Al wildwood.

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dickerson are
entertaining party OF guests from
Pennsylvania for the week end al
Wildwood. their summer bungalow on
the Valley River.
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?. I; butcher. secretary: J. Q. w son
ORDER o. Owls

FaIrmont Lodge ~. 1872. Meets ev-
p. Han, Mckinney Bldg. DR.. J. i.
ORner. president MI Pearlman. Sec.
GERMAN BENEFICIAL UNION.
Meets first and fourth Sundays OF
each month, at Jackson Hotel Build
ing. chas. Grotteadick. president; H,
C. Yoelker, Secretary.
"A. Q. U. W. Meets every Monday sv-
.enlns az 7:S0 in the Woodrnan OF tho
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For Miss Core.

Miss Dana Jacobs will entertain at
dinner this evening complimentary TO
Miss Helen Core, Of Cassville. who is
the guest Of Miss Gertrude Criss.
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BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY
TRAINMEN

Meets every flrst and third Wednesday
and second and last Sunday in Red Mems
Hall. J. z. Alexander. Sec.
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Meets every first aid third Sunday IL
Red Mems Hall. Fred Brummage Sec.
MoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION.
Meets every Tuesday In willard Hail.
W. CT. U. Bldg. Mrs. A. l. Men6Ar.
Rec. &c.,; President, Mrs. Jennie Eng1s:
Secretary. Mrs y. H. Bec6uan.
YOUNG; MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsocIA-
New building. Fatrmont avenue and
First street :. u. Hartley. .president:
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LESSON TExT-n Chron. 5::1-ls.
GOLDEN TExT-Drnw nigh to God and
.h9t WIl draw nigh TO you. James 4:s.
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KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
Meets in MusErave Hall. W. A. crOwi.
n. Of r.. AZ Locust avenue.
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MooEaN WoooMEM OF AMERICA.

White Camp No. 5473. Modern Wood
men Of America. meets every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock in their hail in
the Skinner Bldg. los Main treeL A. K
Dougherty. Venerable Consul c. W.
Walker. Clerk.
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ERAIERML NEWS

Co. H. FIRST West Virginia National
Guard. Meets every Monday IL the new
ArmOry. Jackson st. Captain, Charles
Neptune: I'd Lieutenant. Earl Michael.
Co. ]. Meets every "Wednesday Ia new
Armory. Captain. E. -. Carskadon; LIST
Lieutenant. Francis ThraIls: Cd LieuSer-
ant. A. D. Bell.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
Surprise Party.

Mrs. Arthur Brown. OF Diamond
street, wa given q delightful surprise
last evening when a number Of her
friends called TO spend the evening
and celebrate her birthday anniver-
sary.
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MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.

MARION GO. MEDICAL SSSlETY.
HGeets last Friday OF each month n
Fleming Bldg. Or. C. w. wad6ell. pres
ldent: Dr.. H. r Johnson. secretary: DR..
". II. Sands, Treasurer. Board OF Cen
sors: Drs. C. .. Henry. c. L. Holland.