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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Summer Plans.

Miss Frances Nash plans to so TO Can
ada and devote tho summer to her music.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mebcalf with her brother.
Judge Cornish. and his family, will leave
June for Portland, Ore, to visit their
sister. Mrs. Ada Hertsche, and to attend
the famous Rose carnival there. After
q month in Portland, they will all go to
the expositions at San Francisco and San
Diego. Mrs. Meteaf expects to be gone
all summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Pleasures Past

Mrs b F. DiffenhAcher entertained the
W. W. club Wednesday at a May break
fast The table was dalntiiy attractive IA
tho club eolors. pink and green. Later
the business meeting was hald IN Kountse
park Slrs. ]. Dempster AMI Mrs Charles
Tenant were guests. Mrs. DSmpster viii
be the hostess Nay "a
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hamilton enter
tanned Informally Tuesday evening AZ
dinner for THAR sister. Mrs. Jack Barter.
who arrived Monday. The other guests
at the dinner were Mr.. and Mira John
AcShane. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Baldrisa.
Mrs. c. Il. Grain OF Springfield. O.. and
AR. Charles W. Hamilton. jr.
Mrs Arthur ID. Smith entertained In.
formally Wednesday afternoon for Mrs-
ElwOod Bailey OF Dixon. Ill. and Mrs.
George Sparkling OF Saskatoon. Canada.
both OF whom have been visiting their
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Phnlippi.
Mrs. Louis G. Doup entertained tn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine ]. smyth
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Rose. tn MFR. Clarence q. SJbbernsen,
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. sibbernsen
Miss Smyth attended school at the SaereI
Heart academy Park Place. Mr.. sib-
bernsen was q student at Bleese Military
academy and later attended Lawrence
vile. The wedding will be celebrated in
the fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Dinner at Country Club.

ArS Ben GALLAGHER win be hostess at
ono OF the larger d'nner parties al the
country club on the opening night. which
VII Dc siVen In honor Of her son and his
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gallagher, and
Aiss Piokens. whose wedding takes place
June & Another iarss party will be that
OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldrige, who
WIN have about the same number. Mr..
and Mrs n. . Peters have made reser-
Fations for dinner OF twelve ana Mp.
and Mrs. A. J. Love for fourteen. The
TUESDAY Bridge club members and their
husoends win dine together that evening.
making party OF eighteen, and Mr..
Earl dannett viii have ten OF twelve
guests. who were members Of little
dsReing class that met together during
the early spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Church Clubs Entertained.

the Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal
church were entertained on Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
BrOwnell Hall Commencement.

Cards were received this week for the
commencement exercises at BrOwnell
hall on Tuesday morning. June s at 1880
at the church OF 81. Matthias. also for
tho other events IN connection with the
commencement beginning with Field day
next Wednesday az 2;o. and followed
later By the garden PARTY for the seniors
ON Monday. June Z, and the recital that
evening by pupils OF the music depart
ment The sermon to the graduating
class by Bishop A. l. Williams win be
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

and aunt OF the bride. Miss Mildred But
Ter, who IL ono OF the bridesmaids. gives
luncheon at the Country club Friday,
June & and that evening Miss Stewart
and Mr. McFerren will entertain their
wedding party at dinner at the Country
club
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
To Honor Visitor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountse will give
an Informal supper this evening at their
home in honor of Mrs Rufus Eastman
Of New York City. the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. osgood Eastman. Covers
will be placed for nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Mr,, Cement Case

delivered Sunday. June 6. at 81 Matthias
church at II a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

formally at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs
=. Wakeley, Mrs. Heth. Mrs. @. W.
Doane. Mrs sloan. Mrs. W. J. Broatch.
Mrs. Wade and Miss Nellie wakeley.
Mrs. Louis Nash 10 planning a picnic
ct ''fSashwood" next Thursday for Mrs.
Jerome Masee.
The celebration Of Junior day at
Brownell Hall this year Is to be on FRI
day instead OF Saturday. the date chosen
being June {. The change was made 70
accommodate the Council Bluffs pupils
on account Of the McFerTon-stewart we'd
ding in that city coming on Saturday.
June g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam A. Adler will be at
home Wednesday evening, between the
hours Of and 10 p. m. In honor OF their
daughters. Bernice, confirmation.
Mrs. c. II. Marley gave a theater
party Friday afternoon at the Orpheum
A miscellaneous shower was given
Thursday in honor Of Miss APPEL Flumkin
by Mrs. II. Dunvnoff at her home in
South Omaha Fifty guests were pres
emit Tho afternoon was spent with music
and games. The prizes were awarded to
Mesdames Msrowitz. S. Goldberg. Levy
and Miss Sarah FUN.
Mr.. and Mrs. N e NesbItt gave a
dinner Tuesday evening at their home in
the Angelus apartment. in honor Of Miss
Ella May Patterson, who leaves soon for
Wyoming. Yellow tulips and yellow
shaded candles decorated the table and
covers were placed for six guests.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. K. L. Burke
gave a small informal tea in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. william @. Kent Of Cali
fornia. Mrs Victor Caldwell poured tea.
Amnna tia a1ieata zara.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Neighborhood Club.

DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bacon entertained
the members OF the Neighborhood club
at bridge dinner Thursday evening
Red and white flowers decorated the
table and Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell were
the guests of the club. Those present
were:
Messrs and Mesdames-
C. b Coon Rockwell.
Mrs. r f. Coleman
Miss lone Duffy
DR. Hauflefn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Dinner Friday Evening.

General and Mrs.. John c. Gown gave
dinner In honor Of Senator and Mrs.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock Friday evening.
Covers were placed for;
senOator and Mrs. O. NJ. Hitchcock
Ex-senator j. " Willard.
General and Mrs. John c. CoWin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton r. Barlow,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward p. Peck.
Mrs. Charles Offutt.
lfrs. Charles r. Mandsrson.
Miss Jessie Willard.
judge w. A Redick.
Mr.. Lueius w. WRkeley.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Celebrate Birthday.

Mrs. c. +. Weller will entertain at
dinner this evening In the Palm room OF
the Fontenelle In honor OF Mr., Wellers
ssventy-first birthday. The guests will in
clude their children and grandchildren,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
For Bride-Elect.

Mas Dorothy Lyon entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home 10 honor
Of Miss Hazel Lyon. whose wedding 70
AIR. Eiwood Pratt VIII take place Thurs
day. May n. The table was decorated
with q large mound Of bridal wreath and
white satin ribbons were stretched 70 the
four cornerR The guests entertained
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

with the exception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p.
Ellis and Mrs. F. c. Patton. Mr. Ellis
and Mr.. Patton are members Of MI
Wellers official family. the Richardson
Drug company.
The tables viii be decorated with a
mound Of Killarney roses and small bas-
kets filled with sweetheart roses will
mark the places of the guests. who
win be:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

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The Washington times., 1915-12-09
WAR MYSTERY SEEN
IN BELGIAN'S MURDER
Papers Found Near Body Of the
Victim Show He Was Work
ing on Aeroplane Invention.

g. PI.ATTsBURG. N. T.. Dec. S-Iden-
tification OF the body found with
crushed skull In the woods between the
Champlain Hotel and the Plattsburg
camp of military instruction as that Of
Lucien Calestrene. q Belgian engineer,
creates e mystery probably having the
war behind II. ar
Close to the body was found a black
bag closely packed with personal be-
lonRinEs and at a short distance a ham,
nier, apparently the weapon with which
the blow was struck. with the body was
found n BLUEPRINT OF aeroplane mechan-
ism belonging to a patent application.
on the railroad about a mile from the
body were scattered papers now In the
hands of District Attorney Collins. who
is at work on the case. A passport and
attached photograph identified the dead
man as the owner of the papers. A sus-
picion of spv work attached to the man.
but the papers found were innocent in
that direction.
The papers showed iourneyiugs In Eu-
rope to develop a patent and his arrival
at QuebedTOc october Is. There was an APP
parent attempt to destroy evidences OF
his identity Among the papers was a
letter from the secretary OF the Queen
Of Belgium denying q requested au-
dience and telling him to put proposi-
tion in writing.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
WILSON INDORSES
TUBERCULOSIS WEEK

President Wilson has given his in
dorsement to the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals. the beginning OF which
forms part Of the Tuberculosis Week
campaign which has been started this
week by the Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis. This
year there are TO be S5,OOOOOO seals sup
piled by the American Red Cross. and
the sales have already begun. This year
1t will be the endeavor OF the various
organizations interested in the sales 10
make the campaign greater than Il ever
has been. Last year was the biggest
sales wear so far and this year the sup
ply has been increased by about 30. .000. .000
seals.
Tho sentiments OF the President to-
ward the sale of the seals was deYel-
oDed in a letter addressed to the MEM
bcrs of the National Anti-Tuberculosis
Association. lie wrote:
May take this occasion to express
TO you my deep interest y; the work OF
the National Anti-Tuberculosis Associa-
tion and my hope that its work is grow
ing in efficiency and extent from year TO
year? May / not particularly express
my interest In the Red Cross Christmas
seal: whose sale has been the means OF
raising funds for the working? II seems
to me that this particularly inter-
esting and sensible way OF enabling the
people Of the country to give this greaI
work their support"
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Dandruf Surely /. -
Destroys the Hair

Girls-lf you want plenty Of tblcl
beautiful. glossy. silky hair, do bv aii
means get rid of dandruff, for 4 viii
statve your hair and ruin It Il You
II doesn't do much good to try TO
brush or wash Il out. The only. ru,,S
way to get rid of dandruff is 70 dis-
solve It. then you destroy II entirely. no
do this. get about four ounces Of dr-
dinary liquid arvon; apply II at night
when retiring; use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub It in gently with. the
finger tins. -
BY morning most, II not all. soF your
dandrun Will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every, single
sign and trace Of It.
You will fnd. too. that ali itching ana
digging Of the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel hundred times
better. You can get LIQUID aTvon. 81
any drug store. 1t is inexpensive, and
four ounces Is all you will need. no mat
ter how much dandruff you have. This
simple remedy never fails.--Adyt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
z CAPITAL YOUTHS
EKNAVALP0STS

Twenty-tyo Washington young men
are taking an .exarninatioh at ,lWashing-
ton Navy Yard today for appointment
as assistant paymRsters IN the, navy.
with 'ah lof ensign. There are. thirteen
vacancies 10 be filled, and the success
iui candidates in the examinations viii
FORM an eligible list from which these
and other places will be filled.
The pay Of the assistant paymaster Il
SlS'O a year at sea and $1.70O on shore
duty The law provides increases OF 10
per cent in pay each flve years up to
10 pef cent
The candidates taking the .examina-
ton are Glenn La Allen. Andrew Car
rico Samuel II. Divkson, jr. Houston
u. briggs. BENJAMIN 3. Gantz. John r.
Huddleston, II. f. Kimberley. J. T.
Kitchens. Lloyd e. Meany. John 4.
Rudy. Malcolm J. Slarrow Henry s.
Culp, Carl ], Faist, II. +. Grimm, &C., r.
NJ Hickman. Frank r. Marston. Fred
erick IL. Michel. NJ. 8. Ring. -. X
shnbin. H. G. Sowelle. Leon r. Sullivan
Arthur II. Hruxes.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
HIGHWAY MOVIE FILM
! PLANS UNDER WAY
Merchants Committee Back After
Selecting Scenes for
Booster Pictures.

Making Of motion pictures of the
Lincoln Highway feeder through Wash
.mEton, 70 be exhibited as an advertise
'nient. OF the NationaI Capitol viii begin
at once. Il sE
The subcommittee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Board OF Trade and RotaiI
Merchnnts' Asgociation, which directed
last night from an automobile trip over
the road In the course OF which the
scenes TO be included in the picture were
lgelected.t
y pbl.' Robert N. Harper met the COM
mlttees in the several cities Visited and
'waH aH9ured IN each instance OF CO.
operation in the. preparation OF the
nington and Baltimore will have a
place pen tho films and VIII bear a por-
tion OF the expense.
ARRANGEMENTS for marking the high.
way from philadelphia to the Maryland
line were completed
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Two Suits Filed Today
For $4,000 Damages Each

Damages in the sum Of $4,000 are
sought nj a petition filed today in the
district Supreme Court against the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pRny by Rhoda S. Eaton, adminstra-
trix of the estate of Alonzo T.. Eaton,
for whose death she declared the street
Gar company is responsible.
In her petition, filed by Attorneys Da-
vid T.. Anthony, William Ellison, and
II. ID. Gordon, Mrs. Eaton declared her
son AlOnzo was riding On an autotruck
when a street car collided with 1t at
Eleventh and G streets northeast In
the collision Eaton was thrown and sus-
tained injuries from which he died.
Alleging injuries to her right side,
which prevented her from attending to
her duties In her lunchroom, Emma
Hood today tiled suit against Fred n.
Nost for $4,000 damages. In the petit
tion, tiled by Attorney f. l.. Gies the
PLAINTIFF asserts Nogt, while driving an
automobile at unlawful speed, colllded
With her at Vermont avenue and V
street northwest October p last
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Nine Men Indicted On
= Housebreaking Charges

Housebreaking, grand larceny, and
10y riding are alleged in an indict-
ment returned today by the grand jury
against Sidney Hollister in its report
to. Chief Justice Covington in Criminal
Court No. l. HoIlister. is indicted on one
count for breaking into the garage of
John Manahan. on the second count
he is accused of stealing an automobile
valued nt 81 600. and on the third count
he is charged withf"Joy riding in the
vehicle.
Other indictments reported included
charges OF house breaking against Fred
Chrismore, William Brooks, Wilton
Banks, Eugene Harbin Charles r..
CLARK. Charles f. Haggenmaker. Nor
ris Butler. and Harry Wilson; Nora
Smith, robbery, and Martha Miller and
Eddie Goodman, assault with a dan
Eerous weapon. The charges of rop-
berry against Matte Lee and 10y rid
ing" against Leonard Ball and John
McLanahan were ignored.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
FALL BACK.
!. ON GREEK FRONTIER
Balkan Expedition Under Heavy
Attack BY BuIgar-German
Troops.
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forces out OF Serbia and across the
Greek frontier.
1t is believed here that the expedi-
tionary forces are outnumDerei nearly
two to one.
News Of the allied retreat has caused
the greatest excitement here. The ten
sion among officials has suddenly in-
creased, With the battle drawing closer
to the Greek frontier, II is realized here
that King Constantine may be forced to
decide between the entente and the cerl-
tral empires within q few days.
Anglo French re-enfOrcements arrived
at Saloniki early this week. Whether
they proceeded at once TO the Serbian
front has not heen stated in Saloniki
dispatches .... H.
II is reported today that Greek mill
confer with the Anglo-French officials,
have been ordered 10 proceed at once
TO the frontier. 1t is assumed that they
have been given full power to deal with
any situation that may arise out OF a
possible Anglo -Erench retreat into
Greece
The Germans and Bulgarians have
reached Kenali, on the Greek border,
ten tSrsa mi1es innI1v south e MoHSstlr thus thus
French forces. while Bulgars. who also
arc supposed to be supported by Ger
mans, have attacked tho allies extreme
iiBh' WihB near Strumnlt1a.
Withdraw From KrivOlak.
Under this pressure the French have
withdrawn from the Krivolak salient
and at last accounts lad taken up a
position at Demir, Kapod in n deep
gorge, about twenty miles from the
Greek frontier, through which the
Salonik raIIway runs. LIere they were
attacked by tie BIIgarIans, VINO, ac-
cordInB 70 the rencn reports, were re-
pulsed.
The retirement of the allies to DemiI
kapou mas led to the report that they
intended to abandon the Balkan enter
prise entirely, but the continued landing
OF troops at Saioniki would seem TO De-
lie any sucn intention, while there Is a
very strong military opinion here that
SaIoniki snould lie held as a base Tor
future operations IN the Near East.
A dispatch to the paris temps from
SalonikI says IT is reported that an inn
portant Bulgarian force, estimated IN
some quarters to number as many as
tour DIVISIONS (about 5000 mem, is
beng concentrated In the region of
Doiran. about half way between Sa-
lonlki and the northern extremity of
the French front. simultaneously Ger
man forces are forming IN front OF the
allies lines.
The German forces. according to the
dispatch, are probably of the army OF
General Won Gallwitz. which, since the
Austro-German army OF Field Marshal
Won Mackensen and the Bulgarian army
OF General Boyadjieff have effected a
junction. has been detached from the
mass and sent toward the south while
General Won koevess and General Bo-
yad1leff continue operations against the
Serbians and Montenegrians.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
FRISCO BOOM HERE
FOR c. 0. P. SESSION

Republican leaders gathering today
for the national committee meeting next
Tuesday formed a convention boom for
San Francisco in the hands of National
Committeeman Maxson OF Nevada.
Sentiment also developed among the
Republican leaders today toward st.
Louis, Some declared the Democrats
selected st. Louis because OF desperate
political straits and they favored send
In gthe Republican convention to st.
Louis to counteract the move.
Return OF votes i'm the convention to
delegates from Hawaii. Porto Rico and
the Philippines by the committee is ex-
pected. These delegates were disfran-
chised at the Chicago convention.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Adn1ireS the BABY.

Everybody admires a vigorous baby,
and every hopeful mother expects i
healthy infant
Experienced mothers everywhere
have told Of the wonderful help found
I'm Mothers Friend, a sure, safe and
dependable external remedy that re-
duces and overcomes pain and distress
and which Is supplied by am druggist,
This remarkable treatment makes the
muscles, cords and llgamsnts fexlbie--
expansion comes without strain-the
nerves re'-rolieved OF tension ana
thorough comfort Is enjoyed.--AdVt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Russians Move Upon
Border For Offensive
Against Bulgarians

ZURICH. Dec. 9.--The Russo-Rou- :
manian frontier station at Ungeni and
the, harbor at REM have, been closed,
according to Bucharest dispatches to-
day.. 4
Thousands OF Russian troops are ar
irving at both frontier towns. The Rus
slams are displaying the greatest activ-
ity I'm Bessarabia. .-
Ungeni lies 125 miles north Of REM,
near a railway leading through RiniAhef
and south through Roumania with
branches extending to the Bulgarian
frontier. Concentration of Russian
troops near REM for an offensive
against Bulgaria has been reported
several times.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
bulgars Occupy Two
Posts French Abandoned

SOFIA (via Amsterdshnl, bec,Sis,7-
bulgarian troops have occupied the
railway station OF DENIM. iSapti, which
has been evacuated by the French, Il
was OFFICIALLY announced today. The
pied by Bulgarians. irf,
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Asks PolieeFo Bride.

CHESTER. Pa, nee Ss-chltf .oG fb.
lico Vance hes received an dbpe6l fSom
a Baltimore man fortg-four, aBklheh him
70 give his assistance in helping select
a bride. He prefers a Pennsylvania
brunette. twenty-five 20 thirty ave hut
a good-natured blonde will do. Ife had a
fine disposition and Is manager Of a
large corporation.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09

ghampagne region is being rocked by,
heavy artillery fire.
south Of st. Souplet French shells
Exploded q German munitions depot.
~ ~ admitted that the Germans estab-
lished themselves In a part, OF trench
east OF Sopain. but elsewhere their at
taeks were repulsed.
French troops in the ArEonne success
I9uy exploded two mines In the region
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
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The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Suggests That British
Clergy Enter Army

LONDON. Dec. 9.-"As there is moth
ing doing In Christianity at present
isn't ii important that clergymen should
enlist?' Under War Secretary Tenant
VAS asked in the house of commons by
Robert L. Outhwalte.
Evidently the question was meant to
start a debate on enlistment of the
clergy, upon which there has been
much discussion.
Mr.. Tennart refused to be drawn into
the controversy.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
President Goes To
Columbus Tonight
Executive Will Attend Party Pow
Pow, Address Chamber of Com
merce and Church Council.

President Wilson Will leave tonight
for Columbus, Ohio. to speak tomorrow
to the Columbus Chamber OF Commerce
attend reception by the county Demo
cratic organization. and address the
commission on church and country life
Of tho. Federal Council OF Churches OF
Christ in America. t#'tf
While tho Presidents immediate party
will include only Secretary Tumulty and
DIR. Cary II. Grayson, a number OF Ohio
Democratic, including Senator Pomerene.
VIII SO home to participate in the party
pow WOW.
At the chamber of commerce lunen-
con the President will discuss business
legislation, including, perhaps, his sug-
ge5tion for a commission TO find out
whats the matter with the railroads"
Revenue questions also may be taken
up, tE' ..s..H
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Cruiser TOrpedOed.

VIENNA, Dec. 9.-An official state
ment says: -
"One of our submarines on the morn
ing of the 9Th sank a small Italian
cruiser with two tunnels, or Valona
(Avlona), Albania"
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Turkish Columns Near
British Army Base
. On the Tigris River

CONSTANTINoPLE (vla Amster.
damn. Dec. 9.-In constant clash with
the retreating British. Turkish ad-
vance columns have reached Sheikh
Saad. a few miles from the British
base at Kut-El-Amara.
I'VE continue to harass the enemy's
retreat" said today's official state.
ment, 'punshing some enemy columns
attempting to escape. We have cap
tured 800 cAmels."
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Missourians to Meet.

slCongressman q John N. .Tlllman OF Ar
kansas will speak before the Missouri
Society at Rauscher.s on Saturday
night. A musical and literary program
has been arranged. Refreshments will
be served. u
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
Champagne Region Is
Rocked By Artillery
Fire, Declares Paris

PARIS. Dec. 9.-French artillery broke
up repeated heavy attacks of the Ger
mans east of Sousain last night. the
war office reports. The whole eastern