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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
Beltrami County Board Begins Meet.
ing-Much Work to Dispose Of.

With much work to be disposed Of
the Beltrami county board Of COM
missioners began their April meeting
this morning. All members Of the
board were present when the roll was
called, being Chairman Rako, Lem
non, Thompson, Clementson and
Hayes. Most of the morning was Ia
ken up in the reading of the min
5utes and general routine work and
this afternoon the attention Of the
commissioners was taken up in road
and bridge discussions. Several road
hearings have been set for tomorrow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
ENGLISH NOTABLES ATTEND
MATINEE TO AID HOSPITALS
(Un1ted PreSs)

London, April 27.-Queen Mary
Queen Alexandria, Queen Ameliat and
many other notables attended a mat.
inee performance at Drury Lane this
afternoon to aid the American Wo.
mems hospital. The members of the
nobility paid $500 each for seats
Orchestra stalls sold from $40 to $25
each. Lady Pagel, formerly Miss
Mary Stevens of New York, organ
lied and staged the performance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
GAS BOMBS OF GERMANS
PERMIT FEARFUL KILLING
(United Press)

Paris, April 27.-The first wound
ed to arrive here from the vicinity
of Ypres deny emphatically that the
German gas bombs kill, and say they
merely cause one to go to sleep. Then
the Germans rush forward and mas
sacre the allied soldiers where they
lay.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
False Impression Given Concerning
Advance of Kaiser's Troops-Are
/ Halted West Of Ypres. ~
CALAIS IS THEIR OBJECTIVE
Allied Armies Are Not to Be Sur.
prised and Have Called Large Re-
serves-Are Ready for Action.
BY J. w. T. MASON.
written for the United Press)

New York, April 27.-Germany'.
further successes near Ypres do MOI
carry the. Kaiser's advance any dis
lance to the west. Reading the Of
fetal Berlin report without the ale
of map creates the impression thai
the Germans have driven the French
and British forces still further west.
ward and that the German trenches
have been advanced a few. villages
nearer to Calais.
Germans Are Halted.
This, however, is not true. The
Germans have. been halted west OF
the Ypres canal and the center OF
the fighting is now five miles to the
east. This peculiar situation is the
result of the narrow front alone
which the first German advance last
week was made. The Germans are
now holding this hard won lane from
Langemarck to the Ypres canal and
at the same time are attempting to
widen it to the south.
Secure New Forces.
For this purpose they have brought
up new troops southeast of LANCE
marck and are trying to drive for
ward once more to the Ypres canal
along wider front. The objective
of course, is now Calais which is
nearly fifty miles away over heavily
entrenched Terrain. The purpose Of
the advance is now seen to be to
force the British out of Ypres.
Whether the Germans have determ-
ined on a major assault to capture
Ypres cannot become known until
further efforts have been made. The
British have undoubtedly called up
large reserves for holding Ypres, and
they are no longer in a position to
be surprised. If the Germans are to
make further advances now, the loss
must be very great, as has always
to the attacking sidein the
present war.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
TO AVENGE BROTHERS DEATH
(Un1ted PresS)

San Antonio, Tex, April 27.-An-
swering the call of their mother to
avenge a brothers death in the
fighting at Hill Point, near Ypres,
Major Bequar, a member of the Viii
laist aviation corps, has left for Can
ada, enroute to Europe to join Lord
Kitchener's army. He has already
ordered an aeroplane to be shipped
from Canada to Europe. His father
is a Spaniard and his mother of Eng
lish birth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
COURT TO DECIDE RIGHT
TO PRODUCE FIGHT PICTURES
UNITED Press)

: New York, April PA legal
fight to produce the Johnson-Willard
fight pictures in this country, was
started this morning when lawyers
for the movie concern which secured
the fight films, served a demand upon
the deputy port collector at Newark,
N. j., to admit them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
HIT BY TRAIN.

Paul Prosinick was struck by a
Great Northern freight train at the
Great Northern viaduct late this at
ternoon, his skull being fractured.
He was walking on the track when
struck. His condition is serious.
Prosinick claims Chicago as his home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
EBRo BOY is SUICIDE

2 Andrew Rasmussen, 81, of Ebro,
Minnesota, a little village one sta
ton west of Bagley, committed suic-
ide yesterday afternoon when he
hanged himself in the barn of his
father, Rasmus Rasmussen. well-to-
do man of that place. No reason is
known for the act of the young man.
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Eggs for Hatchery.

A large shipment of pike eggs
from the Tower spawning place Of
the State Game and Fish commission
were received in Bemidji for the local
hatchery today. Together with the
spawn which is being secured here
the jars of the hatchery will be COM
pletely filled during the next few
DAYS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-27
COLERAlNE MEETING
TO Be IMPORTA|N
Secretary Mccarthy Announces Pro.
gram for Summer Conference Of
Northern Minnesota Boosters.
GOVERNOR ONE OF SPEAKERS
With State. Auditor He Will Discuss
Attitude of Administration Toward
Development of This Section.


Development association are anxious
to make the summer conferences of the
organization. which is to be held At
Coleraine June 10 and II, the largest
ever held and with this point in view
they have arranged a program of
much excellence for the two day oc-
casion. go 3
Governor Hammond is to speak on
Minnesota development and State
Auditor Preus will discuss the estate
Lands of Minnesota" John Moonan
of Waseca will have a message and
B. F. Faast, an authority on colont-
cation and development generally, is
scheduled to speak. Senator P. H.
McGarry is given place on the pro-
gram, as are several other speakers
we'll known to Northern Minnesota
people. -.-..~..-. ~
Bemidji to Send Delegation.
Headed by Frank S. Lycan, vice
president OF the association, and B.
M. Gile, member of the agricultural
committee, Bemidji is to send dele
cation to Coleraine, it being the aim
Of the Merchants association and
Commercial club to have this city as
we'll represented as possible. F
Coleraine is planning many enter
tainment features. = <
The Program Announced.
George D. Mccarthy, secretary, has
announced the following program:
Thursday, June 10.
10 a. m.-Call to order, President
Charles T. Kelley, Menagha.
Invocation, Rev. Thomas B. Shorts,
Coleraine
Address of welcome, Mayor H. F.
Downing, Coleraine.
Response, President Charles r.
Kelley. ..
Address, Rural Credits as a
Northern Minnesota. Problem" Prof.
L. p. H. Weld, University Farm, st.
Paul
Discussion. -
Appointment of committees.
Adjournment. r.
~> Miss Carney to Talk. =
1880 p. m.-Address, "The Rural
School as a Factor in Development -
Miss Mabel Carney, State Inspector,
Teachers Training department, st.
Paul. -
Discussion.
Address, 1.-THE State Lands of Min
nesota," Hon. ]. A. O. Preus, state
auditor, St. Paul.
Discussion.
Address, 1.-THE Road Laws of Min
nesOta-What Has Been Done and
What Can Be Done Under Them" G.
M. King, Deer River, former president
Northern Minnesota Development as
ISOLATION.
Discussion.
$3.50 p. m.-Visit to mines and
washing plant. IL
4:3O p: m.-Automobile trip to
North Central Experiment Station,
Grand Rapids. ..,.. -
:: 8 p. Entertainment at city au-
ditOrium.
b A party of senators and represen-
tatiyes on tour of Northern Mime
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C. G. Johnson of Shocks, is in Be-
midi. He will remain here until
the latter part of the week, road
and ditch hearings making it neces-
sary for him to remain.
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ASSESSORS or COUNTY
TO MEET THURSDAY

On May first the assessors will be-
gin their work and on Thursday Of
this week all the assessors Of the
county will meet at the court house
and receive their necessary books and
final Instructions. They will be adj
dressed by James L.sGeorge, county
auditor. Z. s.;
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Frank Tufts, deputy United States
marshal, was in Bemidji on official
business today. s...,s. -, ...ss....=.s..e.-
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Personal Mention.

Mr.. John Reed mas returned 70 Shattuck
school at Fairbault. MINI.
Mrs. James L. Paxton will return this
week from business trip in the east.
Mr.. VIII Prentes left Saturday evening
for Sheridan, Wye. where he VIII reside
in the future
Miss Dorothy Wright Of Fairacres. who
has been visiting in Fergus Fails. Mimi,
is expected home the middle Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Levy have moved
from the Loyal hotel to the Genoa apart
Inents, Thirty-eighth avenue and Cass
street
Miss Katherine Davenport has returned
to Syracuse. n. Y. to resume her mtisi-
cal studies at the Syracuse university
after spending the holidays here with
her mother. Mrs. r. W. Clarke.
Mrs. Thomas Hayward accompanied
by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs
r.. b. Busch, left Thursday for Pitts-
burgh. MIR. and Mrs. Busch will visit her
for a while and then travel in the east
before coming home.
The Rev. II. ID. Tyner, FOR seven years
past the rector Of St Andrews Episcopal
church. has accepted a call as assistant
rector of st. Marks i'm Minneapolis, and
will leave TO take up his new duties about
the first of February.
Mrs. Harold Pritchett win leave Feb
ruary ! for Youneston. O., where she VIII
be the guest OF Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Logan
was formerly Miss Niargaret Powell Of
st. Joseph and has been the guest of
Mrs. Pritchett in Omaha at different
times.
Miss Meliora Davis and Miss Alice
Jaquith viii leave the last OF this month
for ithaca, n. ~. where they win be
members Of hease parties for the week
Of the Cornell Prom. beginning February
Miss Davis will be at the Chi Psi
fraternity house and Miss Jaquith at
the Phi sigma Kappa. Both girls will
remain east to visit. the latter in Boston.
Washington. Cleveland and indianapolis.
and Miss Davis in New Haven
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Mothers Make This
Home Made Cough Syrup

The sood. tender. thOoghtfal mother can
make . fun pint % the quickest aetinE.
permanent result Swing cough eyrup
which can be used by the whole family
Tor coughs and colds. thus preventing
pneumonia. sore throat. dphtheriA end
other fatal maladies. just obtain . con-
osntrated fluid known - kssenoa Men
tho-Laxene-a ~ o. bottle. ana empty 4
into a pint 3ar or bottle rhen take :
pint OF grahuiatsd sugar ana pour over
4 4 half pint OF boiling water; stir. cool
and fin up the bottle With the syrup. Fun
directions for making and using are con-
tanned on each package. All good drug
xisls sei 4, or Il can readily be obtained
o. their wholesaler. Thousands Of fani-
lies are using this because Of its cheap
ness ana horoushness. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
In and Out Of the bee Hive.

Mrs @. d. Tunnicliffe has returned
from GaleAburG. III.
Mrs. r. A. singer has returned from
weeks visit In Chicago.
Mr.. and MIRA. r. ~. West rsturned
from 0rinnsll. Ia. last week.
Mrs. G. w. WiekeFshaIn left Tuesday'
10 spsnd two weeks In sioux City.
Mics Margaret Greer Baum returns
Sunday from . two weeks visit In spring
field. III.
Mrs Elisabeth windar, wh0 has been
visiting friends IN claEinda, la, hiss re-
turned hone.
AFR. JarOms Magee came In from Bill
ings. Mont, this week and spent few
days In Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Pint0 returned Thursday,
after spending three weeks IN Florence.
Via, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and AIrs. II. d. Heeicy, who have
been In Atlantic City ana New Tork
city for several wsshs. arrived home
saturday.
Mrs. Up. Lord returned Tuesday from
ChlcAgo. where she nas beea with her
daughter. Mrs. Vaughn. sinee before
Christmas
Mrs. b. Harris. accompanied BY her
son. Edward. VIZ leave this evening ter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Seven Messenger
Boys Are Arrested

Seven messenger boys were arrested at
1i0S Douglas streets on charges OF being
suspicious characters when a quantity OF
5ewciry was found in the room which
could not be accounted for satisfactorily
The arrested were II. Smith, Frank
Frand. Eddie Burdick Charles Morley
Floyd Bolen. Glen Gibson and Glen Sew
erence.
Smith. who is Is years old, was given
thirty days IN jail and the rest were
paroled TO their parents.
Detectives Dunn and Kennedy arrested
tire messengers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Mr. and Mrs II. Clyde Edmundson have
returned TO their home ia Spokane. Mrs.
Edmundson spent two months here with
here parents and her sister. Mrs. +. l.
Toronto. Ont. Canada. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. N. l.. Nathanson.
Ruble. Mr. Bdmundson Joined her for
the holidays
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Wedding Plans.

Cards were issued tho flrut Of the week
for the wedding OF Miss RoxinA Cullen.
daughter Of mr. and AIRS. Dennis cullen.
and Thomas H. Iianley. which via take
place Tuesday morning, January u. al .
O'Clock at 81 Peters church. followed b.
wedding breakfast a. the home of the
brides parents.
Miss Margsret Cullen. sister Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
YOUTH WANTS TO GO TO
kEARkEY AND is SENT

Adolph Wolf. n years old. who ad-
mitted stealing horse and selling II for
IS. asked Juvenile Judge Sears to send
him TO the Keaney Industrial school I5is
request was granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Fo- the Future.

The Cosmos club viii sive itf neoona
dance Friday evening at the Metroposi-
tan hall, ~
Mrs. RHymend Hayward saa ARA.
Charles Jsinoa Will give bridge lnnoh-
con AZ the University club. Monday.
Tho ReseaFch club piu meet sunday
afternoon a. ) o'clock a. ST. BcrChman's
academy,
Tbs women Of TIE Prairie Park Neehls
Cfafl club Hii give = hand-iima party
a tie club house Wednesday eVonlng,
for the Needle cFaf members and their
femil|es only,
Mrs. q ~ ehaffer viii enteriain the
nembers ~ The sNastiks Card club
Thureiay afternoon 81 her home.
The Ceronedo club will give dancins
PARTY Tnesdsy evening a. chambers'
academy. The han vEl BE- decorated N
fed and white. the clubs coloFH aRa :
Inuelcal nToRam Wan BE- giFen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

The West Fernem circle of the France
HelElan Relief society EeRf tNo well elled
boxes Of clething 70 fhe war some sat-
ufoaE morning.
THU clrsle lleg already seat tfooo worth
" arlicles and a.o1 IN carloads Of fDod.
Tie ladies q lhls clrcie eeN each Thurs-
aay sflernoon q the home q Miss Jessle
Afilard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
At Excelsior Springs.

MRS. Howard 6aidFtge and Mrs wiz
liam ~ Martin expect 10 leave Monday
for Excelsior springs. the former 70 seek
reltef from seiatiea, from which she has
been suffering for some weeks.
Mrs. Charles KountEe leaves today for
Excelsior Springs for ten days ana Mr..
Kountze leaves for the east on business.
MT and Mrs r. H. Penny ana Mr.. and
Mrs. = B. Penny are sojourniRg at Elk
celsior Springs,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Informal Luncheon.

Mrs. w. A. G. johnson entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday afternoon
A basket OF Killarney roses and lilies OF
the valley was used as the table center
piece and covers were placed for twelve
grests-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Wialer PIana.

Nv and Mrs. X. p, Dodge. jr, and
children left "Wednesday 70 spend the rest
o. tbs winter IN Lincoln
Mr. n w zlebeFt % Grand Island has
been the guest Of hts daughter, Mrs :,
". wilson. MIRA ziebert Il expected next
eeek, and they win remain with Mr., and
Mrs. Wilson Ter the rest Of the winter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Dinner Al Rome Hotel.

The Deborah Tranklln Kensington club
geee 3 dnneF Saturday evening" at the
Rome hotel The dinner relebFAfed the
birthday anniversary Of BENJAMIN Frank
nn. Mpalcsl selections were given during
the evening ~ Mrs A. !, Root, Messlx.
Harry Bmklsy and George Johnston, Mr.
Clement Chase addressed the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Sewing Guild Entsrtained.

Tho An saints sewing gulld OF Dun
dee met Tuesday a. tha home % Mira O
e. Niawongef The members are PLAN
nins 10 eive card party a the homo
of alrA W, " lIoagiand February 70
raise money for an Easter offering and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Entertain at Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. August Mothe Borglum
entertained At dinner last evening at
their home. Covers were placed for:
Mr. and Mrs 7. NJ. Orr
Mr. aud Mira Hoxle Clarke, Of St. Louis
Or. and Mrs. o. S. Hoffman
MIRA EAla 6qplres
= Mrs. Alfred Oariow
DR.. Paul LudinRton
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
with the visitors.


Mrs. John Patrick 4 expected from
sheridan, Wye. within the next two
weeks to visit her aunt, Mrs. ,. ,, Brown.
Bishop and Mrs George A. Rcccher OF
Iiaslinss are the Weekend guests Of Mrs
Il, Wakcley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, ,, Morton of Grand
Island are spending the week-cnd with
Mr.. ard Mrs W. n. Ptndell.
Mira "a. n. McRrlds ~ Des Moines 10
spsnalns the Nesk with AIR. and Mrs. c.
e. RTcsson.
Alrs. Samuel Adams Of chleago Is the
guest of her sister Mrs. A. 8. Williams.
and ar. WILLIAMS.
Nlsa Josephine cleary Of Grand Island
spent TIE weekend with Mr. and Mrs c.
4, 6lefl<en.
Mrn. a. T. Hathaway q LAncolr WAS
The guest q her dspghtev, Mrs. g. o.
TalmaEe, ard MF. TRlmase last weak.
Miss May Jeannette pppbar Of Den
yer arrived the first Of the week Tor Z
fortnisht's visit with Mas Leaise onegg
after which she viii leave Tor the ser.
muda islands for the rest Of the winter
Miss Gregg will accompany her guest ~
far A. Sc Louis.
~. and Mrs. CLARK Allen have arrived
10 Be the guests Of AR. and Mrs.. J, w
HOOD
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Seymour lake Country Club.

The women o. ne Seymour Lake toun-
Try club viii give tea Thursday after
nOon from 3 40 5 O'Clock a. she tea
rooms Of the Hotel Loyal. Ono handred
reservations have been made for the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

bride. will be bridesmaid, and Dennis Cui-
len. jr.. brother Of the bride, viii DO best
man. James w. TIanley. brother OF the
groom, and J. A. Cullen, brother Of the
bride, will act az ushers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. T. p. Orchard of Grants Pass.
ORE, announces the engagement of his
daughter. Ruth, 70 Mr. William @. Stew
art, san OF Mr. ana Mrs. r. H. Stewart
OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

event Tho women arc planning 10 pro-
wac seymour Country club with com
iete playground equipment for the ex-
elusive use Of the club children. Rustic
seats ana permanent wsiks ere also i'm
provemenss which they expect 10 accom-
piish through their own efforts. Mrs.
James T.. Bednar win address the gath
erlng on the subject of Fairgrounds and
other features win be open to general
discussion
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
70 Honor Visitor.

Miss Lucille nacon entertained infor-
rnsily Frldly evening IN honor q Mas
IeFrisi Gillette % sheFldab. Wye, who
u the guest % aIies Eieauer Mackay.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

The annual luncheon 81 the association
OF Collegiate AluHnat Was heid yesterday
az tho Commercial club, The program
was In charge OF the Welfare section. Of
which MIRA II y. Newbranch IL the
leader. Theodore Hansen. auperiutsndont
OF the National Welfare league was the
speaker Covers were laid for seventy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

to pay for the material in the garments
they make for the city mission and the
Visiting Nurses.
The next meeting Will be az the homo
OF Mrs w. q. Fuller.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Harmony Club Entertained.

Mr.. and Mira Fmpk ENing enter
tanned memheFs Of ths Harmony club
a. their homo laal evening. me Ensnl-
eers q she club include;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Birthday Party.

Master Leo Eisasser entertained eigft
of his friends Friday afternoon in honor
OF his eighth birthday. Various games
were played during the afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Ihe fret social affair definitely a.,
ranged for The ben reom Of ths nes
Hotel FoDtensus Il the final subsersD-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Alsooia Club Party.

The Alsocia club save its semi-mopthly
dance ct the Prairis Park club house
Friday evening, January ls Those pres
ent were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

ton dance Of the season. which viii he
given immediately after Lent. This -
the club that has held such q successful
series Of dances At Turpln's this winter
under the management Of Mrs. John A.
Mcshane ana otherh
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Tue THURSDAY Afternoon Rowing club
held i,s weekly meeting a the Faruam
alleys Miss Carrie Luttbas BOWED the
highest individual score. her team also
cerrying or fret honora. a'hose present
we're.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Recent Affairs.

AIRS. ). w Hood entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon. The prizes for
the game were awarded 70 Mrs. nenry
B,fnhart and Mrs Haney. MIRA Hood
was assisted by Mrs. Clark Allen. who
IL her house guest thls week,
Mr.. and Mrs Roy RALPH entertained
az dinner wednesday for Miss Mary Alter
Of Niasara City n y. Covers were laid
roFi
MF. and Mra ~, g. Wilcox.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ralph
Mics WinifFed Wilcox.
Miss Mary Alter,
\ Mr.. william Altar OF Denycr
Mrs. II. n. Pope entertained six gpests
AZ iunoheon wednesday Tor Mrs W. a.
Osborne Of wabssh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Surprise Party.

Mrs. n J. Miles was honor guest at a
surprise party Friday evening. The eve
ming was spent in music and games and
the guests were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Pleasures Past.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jamas n Herr enter
talned at thelr Seymour SNke cottage
Thursday evening Tho high s1sses were
made BY Mr.. podaS and tfru. Powell. the
guests we've:
Messrk and Mosdasnea--
Howard Y, said, Charles T. VolimoT,
DwiFht Powell r.. y. johnson.
t,eFid Dodds, lanes IA Bednar.
N. T. king
Miss etatler
Mr. and Mrs. u. o. Brown entertained
the Rummy club Friday eVening at their
throughout with red roses and greens and
the guests were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

At the University Club.
Or p, NJ. Fling will deliver a lecture
at the University club Tuesday evening,
Janusry -. HIS subject win be The
Rise OF tho Napoleopic Empirs."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

tAAltr
Herman Gernandt,
r. J. Miles.
Mesdamcs
h. J. Neihardt.
j. u. Cameron,
Charles Robinson.
Misses
Beulah Baker,
Ruth Baugnman.
Messrs.-
Vernon Baughman.
Charles Finiaysou,