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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03

MAKES LIONS FIGHT.
Twenty Eight Persons Perish in Dif-
ferent Sections of Pennsylvania
During Past Few days.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3-With its re
cord of % deaths, the Humidity OF
Yesterday can claim place among
the diasters of the year. Before the
rain at nightfall came down upor
narrow streets and courts, which
were bake ovens under the midday
sun. the death-dealing moisture o.
the air lacked only II points OF at
tanning the theoretical maximum. vi
those to whom the heat proved IA
tai eight were infants of less than
II months.
The rain of last night is to continue
TODAY. and, according to the weather
nan. will break the back of the heat
spell.
The storm which brought relief
was accompanied by northwest breeA-
IS of a 16-mile-an-hour velocity. II
will lower temperatures in cities OF
he Atlantic seaboard States and rs
Jar west as Missouri. The ultimate
effect of the showers which are cN-
pected to co?tina2 today Will Ic e
wash the atmosphere free of excess
humidity. White the weather man
was engaged in compiling the data
for yesterday he made the discovery
hat Philadelphia summers are grow
ing hotter with each succeeding year
With the rise of stone and brick
structures in all parts of the city,
the mean temperatures of the sum-
mer months have been increasing.
The mean temperature IN August,
for instance, was a fraction more
than 81 degrees for the years Falling
between. 1874 and 1890. In the last
two decades il has added one degree
10 itself. "A similar increase in noted
IN the records of July and September.
One of yesterdays heat deaths was
lue. to insanity caused by Tho still
ing conditions. With his mill un-
balanced by the intense heat of Sun
day, and unable to sleep during the
sight, Austin w. Williamson ended
his life by shooting himself.
Pittsburgs, Aug. 3-Five deaths
from the heat have been reported in
Pittsburgh during the last II hours
md one man lost his life yesterday
rs a result of ,rainsform .of unusli-
Al severity, which swept over the city,
.ausing the mercury to drop IL de-
yrees. At the weather bureau it was
said that .85 Of an inch Of rain fell
n 45 minutes.
Carlisle, Pa, Aug. 3-IIot weather
exhaustion in this locality within the
last 49 hours was. responsible 70: the
leath of. Frank Cray, former chief
If police of Carlisle. Clifton d. Gard
ner and wilson +. Since, all of Car
isle, and Mrs. Sarah Wilson. Boil
ing Springs.
Easton, Pa, Aug 3-Maddened by
the heat, three valuable lions owned
nv the Jones Brothers Circus, which
showed here yesterday, clawed each
other to death, and three other lions
are expected to die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03
HAD PREPARED FOR WAR.
Germany Had Been Engaged for
Years in Getting Ready to Over
run Europe Says Minister.

Paris, Aug. Binder the caption
"After One Year." Gabriel Hanotaux
former Foreign Minister, in the Fig,
arc reviews the causes of the war apC
the historical stages leading Germ,
any logically to cast the die for the
gigantic conflict in an attempr to
impose domination on the world"
Germany prepared for this war,
says NJ. Hanotaux, with long hand
as an enterprise of universal domina-
ton. Once ready, she chose her
hour, and dragged along her accom-
plice, Turkey"
This is proved by historic docu-
ments, NJ. Hanotaux says, and he
reviews the growth of the German
"weltpolitik" idea, both at meeting
aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzol
lern in 1897, through fifteen years Of
military and naval preparation. to
1912, when "the work of preparation
was accomplished, and Germany was
ready to profit from the first favor
able circumstances"
"From the material view
point" he says. "the far-sighted and
formidable preparations of the twin
empires with view to war cannot be
denied. With the most savage resolu.
ton, in absolute secrecy, with fists
clenched and lips closed, two empires
armed to the death, constructed
monstrous cannon. filled arscnals
with arms and ammunition, and con-
ceived the prodiSious mechanism for
adapting the arts Of peace to the art
Of war The whole country was reg
ulated like i barrack. Every slight.
est resource was catalogued, that
nothing might be lost, and all with
the purpose Of offensive action. There
were invenotried in advance the
means of defense exploitabc and
the riches Of the countries coveted.
Universal espionage prepared the
way for world conquest"
"Thc Germans are fighting for the
enslavement. not for the liberation,
of the world" continues NJ. Hano-
taux.
German theories, German doc
trines and German morality are IT.
reparahly lost.
'Now ii is the turn Of justice and
of right. Already Germany, by the
failure of her campaign Of conquest.
overwhelmed by the immense losses
which are draining her. conscious OF
the utter. ruin which grips her, ! seeks
to escape the consequences Of her
own theories, and would be content
with the white peace of 4. staIenlate;
herself we'll off to be able
to preserve herself for the future
But not even this negative result will
she obtain The two theories of life
are radically opposed. One or the
ether must succumb. Following in
the wake of the German doctrine.
German force now likewise is on the
decline. One more effort. though it
require another year. and both will
he cast into the abyss"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03
GIRLS WANTED

Must be 16 years of age or
over; steady pleasant work.
Apply to Paff Shoe Co.,
corner Washington and Glib
bon Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03

For the best oysters go to the Ho-
tel Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03

When in Alexandria stop at the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03

: Hard Shelled Crabs at Rammel's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-03

Unsettled tonight and Wed
nesday with probable showers;
no decided change in tempera-
ture; moderate winds mostly
easterly.
High tide at 1::50, a. m. and
2:14 p. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
new FALL GOODS TO Be FORCED OUT
new FALL GOODS TO COME IN SOON
Peculiar State of Affairs at The julius 0rkn Womens
Appareling Establishment Brings Dazzling Bar
gain Opportunity to Women Seeking
EXpertly Styled Fall Garments

But julius Orkin will have to
open his newly remodeled establish
ment in few weeks from now
with q stock styled to the very
hour; he will not even show the
styles that are considered new to-
day, he figures that there will be
still newer things shown in New
York in a week or ten days and for
that reason left yesterday for that
eastern Mecca with the firm idea
Of purchasing things that will be
the newest when they arrive In a
few weeks hence.
In the meantime the reductions
on the Fall goods that are already
here are as follows:
Ladies' Fall Suits that would
command $3.50 ordinarily are go
ing at $16.75; Fall Suits worth $35
are going at $19.75; Fall Silk
Dresses that we're to be sold at
1880 are going at $9.S7; Fall Silk
Dresses that were bought to sell at
SIS are now $11.S7; Fall Blouses
worth 1895 are going at $2.36;
Fall Blouses that are worth $5.95
are going at $3.50. Then, too, there
are Fall Skirts, worth IS, at $2.97;
Fall Skirts, worth $3.50, at $3.97,
and Fall Skirts, worth $40, at
$4.97.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

1t doesn't seem consistent to Of
fer new Fall garments at reduced
prices, and then in the same
breath announce that new Fall gar
ments are soon to arrive, yet there
is excellent reason for Just such a
procedure at the Julius Orkin
Women's Appareling establishment
at 1910 Douglas St.
It's this way; julius Orkin is now
remodeling his Douglas street store
completely; not only is he remodel
ing, but he is also adding the entire
building directly to the east. He
has been holding an Enlargement
Sale" on whatever Spring and
Summer goods there happened to
be on hand, but suddenly found
himself confronted with advance
shipments of Fall garments that
were ordered before he had made
up his mind to remodel. Shipments
of this sort are arriving daily with
absolutely no place to display the
merchandise, so, rather than
chance the style uncertainties of a
few weeks later julius Orkin sacri-
fices them at true "Enlarging Sale"
prices. So much for the goods
that have already arrived and those
that will arrive for few days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

cago. is expected in Omaha next week,
whom he will be the guest os Afr. Jstin
Caldwell. Mr.. Chase entss the archi-
tectural college OF Cornell university
this fall.
Miss Margaret McNalr, who graduated
from Clarkson hospital and later took n
post graduate course In Cook County
hospital. Chicago. has sailed for Homo
lulu. where she has taken position i'm
the Queen hospital there. Miss McNair
has been at Long Beach,, Cal. for the
last six months.
Mrs. Jack Webster, who IL at present
on the Webster ranch out In tho state
will leave next week for Lafayette. Ind,
10 be matron OF honor at the wedding OF
her cousin. Miss Marion Pierce, who is
TO be married September 81, TO Mr.. Burr
Sweezy OF Lafayette. Mrs Webster will
be accompanied by her mother. Mrs. A.
q. Beeson.
Tho golf tournament to determine the
city championship among the women
players IL to be held on the Country links
the week OF September q. All women
golfers Of the city are invited and urged
10 enter their names with Mrs. w. II.
Flynn, Webster 1865. The club links will
be open to ali entrants from other clubs
every morning during the week preced-
ing the tournament There will be four
flights and n trophy for the winner and
runner~up In each flight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
At Happy Hollow Club.

Mr.. and Mrs p. Robson entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the Happy
Hollow club In honor of their forty-first
wedding anniversary. The guests were;
Messrs. and MesdNmes-
VI. Robson, w. q, Preston.
Ferney. n 4. Robson.
Kansas City; r. q. Wagner.
Mrs. NJ w. Lewis and Mrs. Caus-
han will entertain guests at luncheon
Tuesday at the Happy Hollow club.
The annual dinner OF the directors OF
the Happy Hollow club will be given Sat
urday evening. September g. at the club.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rhodes
last evening at the Happy Hollow club
were:
Messrs and Mesdames--
], G. Buffington. @ n Balbach.
Q. NJ. Martin.
others entertaining at dinner last even
ing at the Happy Hollow club were; Mr..
Frank Clarke. who had ten guests; Dr.
and Mrs. Palmer Findloy. six: M. Shirley.
six. and Harmon Smith. four.
DR.. N. II. Rasmussen entertained at
dinner Friday evening at the Happy Hol-
low club. His guests were;
Doctors Doctors
Otis Srb. Leslie Molstead,
A. +. Morganthaler. Herman AtHen.
Robert Brandizer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Notes Of Interest.

Mrs. Louis Bradford has left San Fran
cisco and returned 10 San Diego. to be
with Mrs. ]. ]. Monnell.
Miss Regina Connell viii not return to
Dana Hall. as she had first planned, but
viii enter Miss Gilmors's and Miss Evans
school In Boston TO specialize In music.
Mrs. Arthur Remington has gone from
Eaton's ranch TO visit Mrs. Joseph Bar
ker ON the Harding ranch. She will return
with the Bankers the middle of septem-
Der
Mis- Eliza HAlssy OF Elizabeth. N. j.,
who was the guest last week Of Miss
Gladys Peters. will be with Mrs. ]. La
Baker and Mira Harry Kelly this week
and next
Mrs. II. c. Van Gieson. who has been
Visiting her brother. Mr.. Van Embrugh,
at Briarciiff Lodge, n. r.. goes 20 Bridge
port. Conn. next week TO spend a month
VITA her son.
Miss Katherine Morse. who went to
New York 70 take up a summer course
In English at Columbia university, has
decided to stay east until February 70
continue her studies.
Mr.. Waltman Walters leaves this week
for San Francisco as a delegate TO the
Pal u convention From there he viii 20
directly to Dartmouth college. where he
enters his junior year.
Mr.. ana NrA Daniel stapleton. who
are Occupying the c. W. Hamilton home
on Park avenue until the return Of the
Hamilton family from the west. will then
move into MIS-. stapleton's former home.
the Frank Murphy house on St Mary's
avenuA
Mrs. jacob Sweet. who has spent the
summer here with her mother. Mrs. John
Harte Morrison. leaves next week 20
join her husband at III Paso. where they
viii reEaain until conditions are more
settled IN Mexico. when they win go to
there ranch in Durango.
Mr.. Philip Chase. VINO kas been en-
ployed this summer with the continent
and Commercial National oanS Of Chi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, returns to
Oakland today, accompanied by Mrs. Mel
Uhl. jr.. who will be her guest for several
weeks.
Miss "Dodie' Richmond of New York
was entertained in Omaha for several
days by friends here She is going to
the Panama-Pacifio exposition with her
parents. While hero the Richmonds were
tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ THESE.
Numerous affairs were given in honor of
the visitors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Yacationers Return Home.

Mrs. Wilson Low returned Friday from
a summer spent at Eatons ranch In
wyoming.
Winston Cowgirl arrives homo today
from ten weeks at boys camp in
Michigan.
Mrs. +. II. Gaines and son. Francis.
have returned from a months vacation
In Estes Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Mageath and Miss
Mary Megeath have returned from their
California trip.
The Rev. Lloyd Holsappie and Mrs.
Holsapple returned yesterday from their
three weeks vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cornell and their
daughter. Mrs. Isaac Miller Raymond. jr..
OF Lincoln. have returned from Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Smith ana
family arrived home Friday from q gum
mer spent In the Yellowstone and Glacier
parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Kelly. who
were at Atlantic City last week. are now
at Charlevoix ana VIII reach homo about
Monday or Tuesday.
Miss Kate McHugh ana Miss Fannie
McHugh are expected home today or Sun
day from four weeks visit with their
sister. Mrs Edwin Piatt. In Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. n. 8. Cowgirl and Mr.. A.
l.. Kinsler arrived homo Tuesday from
Atlantic City and other eastern points.
Mrs Kinsler remained at the Traymore
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George voss and son. George. re-
turned Tuesday from Dome lake. Mira
n. II. Loomis and family win not return
until Tuesday. James Wyman. VINO was
in the same party. Il visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Patrick on their ranch.
Mrs. Charles offutt and daughter, Miss
Virginia. have been at Christmas lake
with Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Yost for q few
days. having returned from California by
the northern route. They reach home
today and Mr.. and Mrs. Yost will follow
a few days later.
Mrs. Lucy Cotton and children have TO
turned from okoboji. where they have
been for several weeks with Mrs. Eva
Wallace in the Wallace cottage. Mrs.
Wallace and her children arrived home
Friday. Mrs Sam Burns and Mrs. Har-
ley Moorhead. with their families, will
remain at the lake over Labor day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
SUMMER DAYS ARE PASSING
Society Notes the Waning Hours Of
the Outdoor Season with
Activity.
BUSY TIMES ARE YET AHEAD
HnrinI Calendar.

social Calendar.
sUNDAY-suppers at the Country. Field
and Happy Hollow clubs. NJ; and Ars.
NJ. c. Peters. supper for Misc Grace
Wiltshire OF Los Angeles.
TUESDAY Children 3 Gay at the Happy
Hollow club. Mrs. NJ. Lewis, luncneon
at the Happy Hollow club. Mrs; Ed
ward Callahan. luncheon at the Happy
Hollow cub. Mrs. Kenneth Paterson.
luncheon for Miss Eliza Halsey. Mrs, r.
p. Kirkendall and Mrs. 4 l.. Reed,
WEDNEsDAY-Dinn at Coun-
Try Eieid and seymour lake clubs M M
Country club for their guest. Miss Grace
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day luncheon at
FRIDAY Solourncrs club OF tho White
shrine, Mrs. c. Vincent. hostess
SATURDA1-Dinner- A. c2uhtIyi
Field and Happy Hollow clubs. Mr. and
Mrs John A. McShane, dinner at the
Country club for Miss Grace Wiltshire.
The approach OF the closing of the club
DAYS. little gossip. two attractive
visitors and the exciting antlcipations
Of the coming OF Billy Sunday for stay
with US. are the things OF the moment
with society.
Miss Grace wiltshire OF Los Angeles.
who has been a guest at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Hamilton for several
weeks. has had a round OF affairs given
In her honor and will be wined and dlned
this week as well. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton will entertain at dinner In her
honor at the Country club on Wednes-
day, and this evening she will be the
guest Of honor at a supper given at
the Country club by Mr.. and Mrs. III.
c. Peters. On Tuesday Mrs. +. p.
Kirkendali and Mrs. A. l.. Reed Will
give picnic for Miss wiltshire at
"Klrkwood" and Saturday evening she
VIII be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. McShane at dinner at the
Country club.
Miss Eliza HRlsey Of Elizabeth. ~ j.,
Is spending some time with Miss Gladys
Peters She has been tho guest OF honor
at a number Of affairs at the Country
club the last week and she plans TO re-
main over this coming week at the Peters
home.
The directors Of the Happy Hollow
club have announced the date OF their
closing dinner-dance. as Saturday. Sep
tomber Is. Several large affairs are
planned by the management before the
close Of the season. Thursday evening.
September Q. there viii be second mar
ried folks dinner given At tho club, and
the annual harvest homo dinner will be
given on Tuesday evening, September q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Rouse-Yates.

The marriage Of Miss Louise NJ. Yates.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mira James A.
Yates. and Mr.. Walter r. Rouse was
soiemniEed Saturday morning at $50 a.
m. at 81. Ceceiia's church. Rev. Father
Harrington performed the ceremony.
A wedding breakfast for twenty-five
guests followed the ceremony at the home
OF the brides parents. Miss Lois Hyde
and Mr.. Louis C. Rouse OF Galena. Ill. a
brother Of the groom, were the at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Prettiest Mile Notes.

Mrs W. Sherman Felt is spending ten
days In Chicago.
Miss Lorena LeskA Is making a weeks
visit at Thurman. Ia
Mr.. A. D. Northrup was In Chicago on
= short business trip this week.
Mr.. Fred Crane Is expected home today
from a weeks trip through Indiana.
Miss Ruth BaEnell OF lincoln is max
ing weeks visit with Miss Grace North
rup.
AIr. Ernest Graves OF the Nebraska uni
versity is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
z Moser
DIR, z. c. Wonder has left for a weeks
bunting trip about a hundred miles west
of Holdrese.
Or, and Mrs. Primer have returned
from a three weeks camping trip near
Cortez. Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. LlgEett and Mr.
and Mrs. KIrst have returned from a two
weeks auto trip 20 Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Gus Bolton has spent the last week
In Chicago and ottumwa on business and
Mrs. Bolton is visiting her parents at
Tekamah.
Miss Clara Finn. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Finn. who has made her
home the last few years In Waterloo. Ia.
has come 20 Omaha to make her perma-
nent homo with her parents
Mr.. WIN Norris and Mrs Lulu Norris
Jerome are entertaining q house party
this week, their guests being Mr.. r. A
Norris. Mrs, Mintsr ana Mrs. G H.
Taetz, OF ST Joseph. Mo-. and Mrs
Striendel and daughter. Mildred. OF wich-
tia. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jams of Oldham.
s. d.. are the guests OF Air. ana Mrs. A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

NJ Smith. The latter, together with Miss
Leila Given Of Nashville, Tenn, will ac-
company MIR. and. Mrs. Jams later to
Crofton, Ia, for weekend visit with
their parents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Among the Visitors.

Miss cOrnwell OF chicago is the guest
OF Miss George rrimble for two weeks.
Mrs sidney Smith OF Hartford. Conn,
Is expected this week to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and MIS- John #. Dale
Mrs. John Goodwin OF Newcastle, Ind,
and children, are visiting Mira ooodwin's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs r, y. KennaTd.
Miss Ruth Beecher. daughter OF Bishop
Beeeher OF Hastings. will arrive Monday
to spend the week with Miss Stella Rob
inson
Miss Catherine Calder OF Cleveland, o.,
who has been the guest OF the Misses
Marion and Naomi TOwle. will leave this
evening for her home
Miss Pauline Cole OF Woreasesr, Ma
Is the guest until Thursday az the homs
OF Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Woodwork. Miss
Alice Woodwork and Miss Cole were
college mates at smith.
Miss Johnston OF Chicago will arrive
some time this week 20 be the guest OF
Miss REGINA Conneil for several weeks
Miss Johnson and Miss Cornell were
classmates az Dana Hall last year.
Mrs. Turner MoAnister Of Oakland,
Cal. who has been visiting her parents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
At the Field Club.

DIR. and Mrs. d. A. McDermott enter
tanned six guests at dinner last evening
at the Field club; Mr. James Trimble
had seven; O. b. Liver. four; Joe Shire
man. four. and Alex Wick. five.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
At the Country Club.

At the Country Club.
With Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Gaines at din
ner last evening at the Country club
were.
Messrs. and Mesdames-
w A, Fraser. N. <. Hail.
Frank Sipa jadson. Jo SS'G Fo%Ie-
Messrs.-- Messrx-
Charles George. Lucius Wakeley.
Dining with Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A. c.
johnson were:
Mr. and Mrs. G M wilhelm.
Mrs. Warren Rogers.
Miss Daisy Doane.
Messrs.-- Messrs-
Clement Chase. w. n. PAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Paterson enter
tained at dinner last evening AZ the
Country club In honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Gallagher. Covers were placed for,
Messrs; and Mesdames-
Bal ton Ms Nj srd pSs Sisssshsr'
Isou-s Clarke. John Rediok,
Complimentary to Miss Elisa Haisey.
tho house guest OF Miss GLADYS Petern.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Burns entertained Al
dinner last evening at the Country club,
The guests included:
MISSES Misses
f5,iIsisey' Mary Burnley,
Daphne Peters,
Messrs.- Mesars-
willard Butler stockton Heth
Robert Connell, Robert Burns
Dick Stewart
Mrs. Ben Gallagher entertained:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Frank Hamilton, A. L. Reed.
John A. Meshane. Howard BaldrtEe.
Gurdon W. Wattles
Miss Grace Wiltshire, Los Angelica
MessTs Meaara-
Luther Drake. Frank Burklay.
Among others entertaining at dinner
last evening at the Country club were,
Mr.. and Mrs, Moshier ColpetHer. who
had four guests, and NJ. A. Hall. four
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Change of Address.

Mrs. c. Il. Johannes has returned from
Boulder, Colo, and has moved from the
Genoa to the new apartment house. the
Sycamore
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Low have taken
a house on Thirty-eighth avenue. near
Chicago street. They will move into it
tho first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Webster will give up
their apartment at the Genoa shortly to
move into a new house on Thirty eighth
and Davenport streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Love are moving
from town to their new home at Loveland
farms. They expect to be settled there
by the first of the week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
News of the WavfarArs.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry wyman are ex-
pected home this week from wequeton-
sing Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baum and Miss
Margaret Greer Baum, have left San
Francisco and are on their way home by
way Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Webster, who
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

tendants. After a trip through the west
and visit with Mr.. Rouses parents in
Galena, the young couple will be at
home october l at 500 North Forty-ninth
street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

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