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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Acid Stomachs Are
Dangerous
Common sense Advice by n DiStin-
guished Specialist

@ul~uFa NFffAaAi~N-
Acid" stomachs are dangerous be
cause acid irritatcs and inflames the
delicate lining OF the stomach. thus
hindcrinE AID preventing the proper
action OF the stomach and lead
iuE 90 probably nine-tenths OF the
cases OF stomach trouble from which
people suffer. Ordinary medicines and
medicinal treatments are useless in
such cases. for they leave the source
az the trouble. the acid IN the stomach.
a. dangerous as ever. The acid must
be ucutraiiz.d. and It's formation pre-
vented. and the best thing for this pur-
pose is q teaspoonfui OF bisurated mag
nesia. simple antacid. taken in lit
tie warm or cold water after eating.
which not only neutraiizcs the acid.
bat also prevents the fermentation
from which ac!di;y IS developed. Foods
which ordinarily cause distress may
be eaten with impuniiy II the meal Is
followed with n little bIsurated mag
nesia. which can be obtained from any
druggist. and should always be kept
Eaa1y.-(Adv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
VIOLA.

= 49, teC-e.Fat and daughter. 1iIss
Bertha and M.Es BrrrIer smith ar
rived aasar "wednesday from sulphur
spF.uEa. HrE. uEeFr taes euloycl the
eiatrr uurfas.
M-s. SO. O.. Terry r~tgruri home Tues
DAY from @ t~r IasF sisit at tlr home
OF bee sister Hirs Matte MlCgmbcT
az L~ststra. lIt
5lF and WsF. q q Zerr. N.ss Mamie
FaFE ana Brs g.. g. Harper wrrr pas
EraETEs o. Ga.esbIrE Friday
ST. arI AIRS George Walker enter
tanned az family diuurr Saturday.
April O. rE1u1r ut Mr.. walkers 18th
birthday aurlVrrE1rV- Besides the
family ffeTr we're present bis niece.
Mrs. John Little and son Jesse and
tau EraEts1rs. Pas and Lyman Wal
Err of N~v Windsor The boys re
NAMED over sunday returning % NcN
Windsor N1rlav.
1t.ss isria Haisf1n came from JOY
Thursday t1 attend the wedding o.
Hfiss Veri Terry that evening she re-
t4ruet Co Jog Fr.aay morning
Rev. WT Carues % Sparta allied the
pulpit at che United Presbyterian
ehssea last Sgrday and viii preach
faF th~ congregation next Sunday.
Miss Fila Hunting Neuf 90 Moline
Tuesday Co attend Christian Science
lecture asd fos a few DAYS visit With
tf.ss 1issF LinGguist
H1ss Mason. a student of the state
university st rFbaua- Vas a cues; %
fr.ru4s ir tnWr Friday uiEhf.
MIS- Lena Laulrss and daughter
uerrtcr aad son Walter Frazier. visit
81 Sunday with her sister Mrs- J. =
Wassou ard fam5iy near Aisio.
Thuraday evening April :. AZ
o'ci1es en- che Presbyterian church
TOOK phase the marriage % Miss NcFi
TsTrey ard Frederick t-anEfoFd- Tao
hgndr-t guests witnessed the c.re-
m0uy IRE church Nas prctfiir deco
rs'~ts vt'h ferns. palms. ported plants
IL bl9o= ss1 Easter l..lcs- An III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
POslan just
What You Need
When Skin Fails

VEe~- Vor seed e rs=~9T f1- asT
sSsa s-ussie. trs F1sts@ Be yazF fFst
tssszsE ts - zass rsssa - zetssa.
ir-srss ca tra1ssE power zza always
fsrerfssl~ Afgrr every aFrlisasiua
vos esa feel zst see taat 60 e tasEs
Er9G.
Easily r-ss---s ~rz~ma b. az See
forms arre. secs. sezie-sezts. herpes.
arfvrs away ps@Piss. F&sars. b,ars-
essGs. Clears s@eiFsioss szd minor
hf-ers s-es ossrssEsf- Relieves al ie-
rasarsast1r aaf trrttsfi9s-
Tasr d~sssiss sells Fos,ars- foT free
ss=rss write Co EmsFEFaey tabgra-
torres. - wess TwgstV-sfth street
%rW VTTE
Pusasss Ecap. astiseFtir. tyEirnic.
assures r~ss~csts. SRI heai's % sSiz-
= eezss a. o. esGtz-tAGV,l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

reared on a farm east of Viola. Among
those present from out of town We're:
Mrs. Robert Frakes and daughter
Charlotte of Nicksburg, Mich, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Clayton and daughter.
Mrs. Shaver and her little daughter
OF North Henderson, Miss Bessie
Wirm of Champaign. Misses Myrtle
Harrison and Bernice Aiken OF
KeithsbUrg, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
WalIicker OF Princevilie. III.
3. /. Christy went to Princeton
Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16


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associate 90 rr ErHrt
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
ARE ENEMIES OF
RUM, NOT PEOPLE
- -latr asmbsrs % tss FtytaF >-snad-
raa VIA ~p~ak Her. Nsrt
Three Days
HAD TfurIEtyCE NOyEHENT
H-rffaEe WI ~ Held AZ Ftrst N~sh-
sdist Caureh BON Affrrueoa
and fvsninxs-
TtIIyg sQrADEON FE0eEaH
fHrruaans and EvsaiaFs. go ard
ssn. AZ thr Ftrst Nstha6ist
fhaffh. EaeE ftfand.


gH AZ enc Ftrst Methodist
fhafeh. Eaek leland
saturday panirf a. Fsfinr. prrs-
ferr ~ me National Tsmperanrs
rIaaeiI and preeident's associate
o.. flF Inifrd society ~ 0hrfstfrn
FrfrafHr. and ~. Ch.srie. ~ ~hsl-
.0ra. rafFd minister a thr CaaErs-
rIFHHsi Church. agfhar Of -fu Ifs
-rrFe.- Hrf earnest etpau~nt af
ralefeaL Nrahie fhristlan.tg.
s5snarrs- Daniel v. Pslihz. Sole
Hl
-aaf1r ~. Ira IaaErifh. n veil
Enrrn rtarntaT Hnd rsfarmrr. ua,s-
sraf.r at fh~ fsrrshYt~rian Ernsrni
atssmtlf. the hirhset hsuor enc
fsHHm .H1tiau ran r4ufsr. ant ~.
lnaffu ErisFt 81 Battle trrrk.
VrH- slrHHrirrt. and natet ve-
nlr nhrsiriaa. speatere- frrdrirk
rafIer. saiaist.
H4Hfaf r. Fmns uartY. fsr-
Hee Frfe-uHr 81 frftzua- are rr-
rf-frf fHe peer of nrv femp~rnerr
rr1fHr FOL tmerirus Iahn o. Lewis.
f.rmer rsmbrr ef IRE Wassarh1s-
eafs legislature. ant oliver WaYus
stewart. farufrr msuter af The o.
UrH.s legislature amt uafrd teu.-
rrrfrre aFafar af thF middle west.
s6easrrs- Wise vera h. uuIfIu.
sHia.a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Your Travelling Home" TO California Expeditions

hours
ervce
SERVICE individual of the Burngtonand travel
wis it, is
luxury Berths like home
added distinguish
of
and
the the
OF Lake
o.
of our California Elk
positions
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
MCCOnOChie's
Platform


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mdHffht riaaiHF arafsaaFr wW hr
HFmff ant imbartalfq eataerrt a. Co.
l.I oil thr safaaus I1 fhr riff. ~afsars
viI naf hr permitted ta hafbar im-
m1raf women Na salFae t.rruse via
be rrroErd until after "a fnrf hrariaF.
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1a msnt ID iireuse mansf sntfffrs tfe
s1flan Errpers ae veil ae aav ether
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Dam i1 favor oil imprevinz eur htzs-
vFTe -adfse auf fats ths reausry eu
Eu equitable hlsis. assessing tfr rnsf
fol. sgur aH alf who viii D. beusatr,t.
ne1rgf ef an 90 fbe asaffiuz prep
rrf7. sr 1a to reld and 5nervase eer
r4HTfFf fr1fr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Wr Ette eutEruvu Ger s~wrraEs
trtt+m. which - uaw iaatTtHatr Co.
rsrrF ga both srwaEr and stern wa
tFr. o. am l1 faraF ~ a Sewerage ~g--
srH fr1f VIII mert the rrqeirrutr uis
nj s -tsrsater Eaek talart-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

wealthy earparglifa ne the eitr
Of EegE leland sa1afE ~ able o. srtst
on eurFeuf rgrvuEsss efheat etsr-
TRAITS &c barrovfsF mensy az per
erut fFam ths haaNs. Z am te fapar
% safins eat and infsrmiaE thc aas-
D. fast vhat ths tsafts ia ts~ prsssat
srstrm are.
ana askinx ne Support - sh~ sef-
ers ca ny pact rreerd as a rta1 ast
80 an ehieiaL w fatsrssts are All IN
lsack leland. . an zee tntsry<tst On
Eay aaa-Grf9n eeacsrp. So q ' eva
sgaek On any hr~wery. az hat hesu
Gifsefy eharsvd-
. Euaw the dntfss "a ~ eases asa
tae rseds ~ eur city, VII ussAs
EHod-
Respectfully yeurSs
WILLIAM MeC0NOCHIE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

fm fn ffvar 81 hamr hhaF sa
street. improvements aaf isgai reu-
FrafEs. ahrrFvrr possible anf Q am iu
ttfar Ht employ ms uniaa iahsr en on
petite hHHt'nrs Constructed hF taF
ffr. rr under fs rnntreL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Everything Newest and Best-Prices Always Lowest |

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

ara fl stvar 81 estrnairE the sitY
Hu,es f4 Eaea rtrrr ea ttr sauth- ana
ffew enc Hlret-sfppi os ta~ vest g.
tsr NaIIar i5ars Hat thT tTrrifery
egs- erHr in freely and vifhecf pres
sarr hf enc eifY admtaistrIftisn- We
wH1t Iam. rr nsed tesu1- rher seed
eur sera6ls ant ether tUprorrsr~a e.
IRE bearats VIM D. m1snaL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

q am n fzsar cf pett'r issrrpss-
mssfs wherever BassihtFs waeE the
sane does NE place q ssatf aurtsn
ru ta~ rrsresty sasesF. To ea1F hArs
ruegsa co o. O. esru - sfsinE On thsss
hare ftmrs. shirN tse peerir vee
s.sys e. ba- thr sffts shaaif have sears-
ffiHF ss eaF A. o. the n1furs - th~
Improvement. ard ~ asesssife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Ten
Double
Tips

Yes, ten tips, one for each
finger, ten DOUBLE tips, on
each pair of Niagara Maid
Silk Gloves.
If you've never enjoyed
the pleasure OF possessing a
pair of Niagara Silk Gloves.
begin tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

One rsay spend much little in this
and find that whatever bought moderately priced
1t be of these popular checked Sutthe kind
vertised yesterday only AIS, might be
WOOLTEX" Suit 27.5O 5000, higher priced suit
is the quality strikes balance with the asked
These decidedly original Suits and Coats for the younger
girls should find favor That mothers
ardrobe of these bit daring styles need
for here their desires readily gra titled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

WILLIAM AsCoSOCHIE-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Supposed Mexican
Bandits Are Killed

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Oct IA de
tachment of the Sixth cavalry late today
fired on and killed two supposed Next
can bandits who were crossing the Rio
Grande at the San Pedro ranch. twelve
miles up the river from Brownsville.
Both were armed. The bodies were not
recovered. Lieutenant T. r. Van Malta
Of Troop L. Sixth cavalry. was in com-
mand Of the detachment
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Elizeo Are
dondo. who received the recognition Of
the United states and the Latin-Ameri-
can republics for the Carranza govern
ment in Mexico, will leave here tomor-
row for the Mexican border to present
in person to his chief the communica-
lions handed him by Secretary Lansing
and the Latin-American ambassadors
and ministers last Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

cestors and mine have built. / ask you
to make good these sacrifices
End Not IN sight.
The end is not In sight. More men,
and yet more are wanted 10 keep my
armies in { - iIeld and through them 10
secure victory and an enduring peace.
in ancient days the darkest moment has
ever produced IN men OF our race the
sternest resolve. ask you men Of all
classes to come forward voluntarily and
take your share in these fights
I'm freely responding to my appeal you
win be giving your support to our broth
ers. who for long months have nobly
upheld Great Britain's past traditions
and the glory OF her arms"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Germans Repulse
Russian Attacks

BERLIN Oct. 23.-CBy Wireless TO Say
Vile. )-Russian attacks northeast, east
and southeast Of Bahanovichi have been
ropulsed by the troops OF Prince Leopold.
Il was officially announced by the Ger
man war office today. The capture Of
eight officers and 1.14O men is recorded.
The army OF General vo.. Linsingen has
made a general counter attack to the
west OF Czartorysk and thrown back tho
Russians During the last few days nine
teen officers and $500 men have been
taken prisoners in this district. and one
cannon and eight machine guns captured
the official announcement adds.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

The message of the king follows:
ITO my people: At this grave mo-
ment in the struggle between my
people and highly organized enemy
who has transgressed the laws Of
nations and changed the ordinance
that binds civilized Europe together,
] appeal to you.
Il rejoice in my empires effort, and I
feel pride in the voluntary response from
my subjects all over the world, who
have sacrificed home and fortune and
life Itself in order that another may not
inherit the free empire which their an
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
ARS0NISTS START FIRES
UPON HOP RANCHES

SACRAMENTO. Cal. oct 23-Four
fires, started by arsonists broke out
simultaneously at midnight last night at
the brewer hop ranch of Horst Brothers,
east OF this city. and across the American
river, causing $4,000 in damages
Telephone wires had been cut and power
lines severed so that the pumps could
not be utilized TO extinguish the flames.
A messenger who hurried to town to
get aid was ordered to halt near the
ranch by seven armed men, but drove
madly by them. Hop kllns. press room
and warehouse were fired.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Drove of stngs.

A drove OF stays was instituted In
this city Sunday evening at the swedish
auditorium. An enthusiastic meeting was
held. a feature OF which was an address
by Ben A. Fay, national director Of Wis
consin who dwolt on the principles OF
the order.
II. Il. Caulfieid. international director,
made an address In which he explained
fully the workings OF the order, and ex-
pressed thanks for the hearty reception
he and his directors have met with in
this city. A temporary secretary was np-
pointed to serve until the. election OF Of
flcers. which win take place at the next
meeting. November Z.
The charter fee Of IS will be available
until the next meeting. All manly men
are invited 10 apply. The office is To-
Gated at sos Brsndeis theater
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

elaborate musical program win be rem
dered during the opening session. which
will be in charge OF Mrs. Lillian Eddy
A memorial service will be given at
4:So o'clock In the afternoon. Members
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic OF
this district are invited TO attend. This
service will be IN memory OF departed
comrades and sisters, and will be In
charge OF Mrs. wilcox
The initiation ceremony will be ex-
emplfied at 2 o'clock by the officers
OF Tekamah corps.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
POLICEMEN SHOOT TWO
BOYS OFF M0T0RBIKE

Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. 23.-Two po-
llcemen shot two boys off a motorcycle
in the east Lake park district here to-
day. killing one named Lehr and prob
ably fatally inJuring the other. Arthur
Wand, who claimed ownership of the
machine. Wand, at hospital. said the
shots followed Immediately upon an order
TO halt.
William Cahill and John shammo. the
policemen. said they believed the motor
cycle had been stolen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
California Lads
Get Long Trip for
Farming PrOwess

Plotted by y. G. Crocheron Of the Uni
versity Of California and r. NJ. Hagen,
agent for the Department Of Agriculture
Of the United States. twenty-eight Cali
fornia farmer lads who raised record
crops this summer passed through Omaha
last night over the Northwestern on
9.O0o-mile trip. which was awarded them
by the University Of California for their
work. Sixty-five boys agricultural
clubs OF California entered n crop grow
ing contest and the long trip il the prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
GEORGE BEGS my
PEOPLE" ENLIST
English King Calls on My People
to Rally to Support Of My
Empire.
MY ARMIES ARE NEEDING MEN

LONDON, Oct. 23.-King George
has issued an appeal to his subjects
to come forward voluntarily and aid
Great Britain in her fight against the
Germanic allies. More men and yet
MORE" the monarch says, ARE
wanted to keep my armies in the
field and through them to secure
victory and an enduring peace"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
One Dead, Five Hurt
in Auto Accident

EAGLE. Neb.. Oct. 22-Mrs. Elijah
Morrell OF Palmyra. Neb.. was killed, her
husband perhaps fatally injured and Mrs.
Countryman. a daughter OF the Morrells
and her two children and Mrs. Merwln
OF Eagle less severely injured this even
ing when an automobile in which they
were riding swerved on a bridge they
were crossing and rolled down a fifteen
foot embankment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
SEEK TO oUASH INDICTMENT
AGAINST ELIZABETH M0HR

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Oct. pa motion
TO quash the indictment against Mrs.
Elizabeth T.. Mohr. charged as an aeces-
sorry before the fact in connection with
the murder OF her husband. Or. c. Frank
lin Mohr, August 81 last. was made in
superior court here today on the ground
that the statute under which the indict-
ment was drawn is unconstitutional.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
KnIahtn of Prthinn

There will be an open meeting given
by Nebraska lodge. No. /, at their hall.
Fifteenth and Douglas street. Monday
evening, October %
All Knights and their ladies have the
privilege OF inviting any one eligible to
membership and their ladies.
A short program OF speeches and music
Will precede the eats and dance. Some
special features will he pulled off Don't
miss them. Come by 1880 sharp
Don't forget the special meeting Fri
day evening. October 20, the official visit
of the supreme chancellor the second
time such an event has occurred I'm the
state OF Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
New swedinh Lodge.

A lodge OF the order of Vasa was insti-
tuted at the Swedish Audltoriumi6OO
Chicago street, Thursday at o'clock.
The Order OF vssa is tho strongest
Swedish fraternal organization in Amer.
lea, numbering over 1000 members and
800 lodges Its aim is to render its MEM
bers moral as well as financial aid in
time OF distress.
Before the lodge was organized II.
Alarik. organizer for the order. gave a
short address on the order of vasa. It's
accomplishment and aims.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
woodmen Of world.

''rhe Law Of the Air" will be the sub
jeot on which Harry o, Palmer. Omaha
lawyer and former editor OF the Harvard
Law Roview. will lecture before the mem
beers Of Alpha Camp, No. !. woodmen Of
The World, in Baright hall, Tuesday
evening. October &C. at $50 o'clock.
Mr., Palmer has long been a student
Of the legal problems growing out of
mans mastery OF the air and his lecture
VIII deal with practical questions as we'll
as with novel cases which have been de-
termined recently.
The public is invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Ak-sar-Ben lodge No ia Of the De
gree OF Honor and sister lodges. will
hereafter meet on the first and third
Thursdays OF the month at Millers hall.
Seventeenth and vinton streets. The
order for the change Is signed by Julia
Lynch, chief OF honor; Josephine wittig.
recorder. This lodge has heretofore been
meeting At Armburst hail, Twenty-fourth
and Vinton streets, but this hall has been
leased TO others. hence the change.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

The Woman's Relief corps OF the sec
ono district OF Nebraska, win meet next
wednesday az $50 O'Clock. in Modern
W0odmen hail. Fifteenth and Douglas
streets Mrs Ada Heine OF Hooper. presi-
cent Of tne association, will preside An
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Omaha council. No. AS. Knights and
ladies Of Security. win commence giving
lie monthly dances al the Swedish
Auditorium, Thursday evening. october
y. Halloween dance will be given. Al
the last regular meeting arrangements
were completed Tor a large class initiation
early IA December.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

talk on the growth Of the order 4 stump
tuous banquet was served 20 the members
and their families.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Royal NeiRhbor. Of America.

Ne ghbors Of America, will meet at the
homo Of Mrs. a. G. Dukes. 1915 south
Twentieth street. Friday, october %. at
/ D. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

An adjourned meeting Of General Henry
W. Bawton auxiliary Will be held IN Me
mortal hall October q TO decide when the
new fagpole shall be erected at West
Lawn cemetery
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
NnccrI,ecs,

Mayflower Review No 80 OF the Maeca-
bees. South side. celebrated the anniver-
sary on October 20. Mrs. Agnes 7. Boyer.
deputy state commander. was the guest
Of honor. She gave some very interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM.
Supreme Chancellor Knights Of
Pythias Of the World to Be in
Omaha on Friday.
BIG RECEPTION IS PLANNED

On Friday night tho Knights Of Pythias
Of Omaha and surrounding cities are 10
gather for the purpose Of greeting Su-
preme Chancellor Of the World Brigham
S. Young Of Adah, o.. who will be the
guest on that evening OF Nebraska
lodge No. l. Mr. Young. who has at
tained 20 the highest distinction possible
in the order. IL well known as n vigorous
and eloquent speaker. as well as an en-
thJsiastic worker In the order. and his
presence here at this time is matter Of
much qualification 10 the knights. Invita-
lions have been sent out TO lodges in west
ern Iowa and eastern and northeastern
Nebraska. and It Is now thought the oc-
casion will see a notable gathering Of the
Pythians. Grand Chancellor Meredith OF
Nebraska and other notables will be here
for the reception. which win be held at
the lodge room In Myrtle hall. and to
which all knights OF Pythias are in
vited.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
NelIsh Overcome. strhton.

NElIGH, Neb.. Oct. 23.-(special Tele-
gram Neigh High school defeated
stanton in foot ball game here today
by score OF 20 10 7. Stanton's lone,
touchdown was scored on a long for
ward pass, This was the only time dur
ing the game Nelighs goal line was In
danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

HEnNNeEhO0U
on last "wednesday evening omaha
homestead No. 1904 held short business
meeting at It's lodge rooms In Labor
temple. to pass upon applications for the
big class which will be initiated by the
Fremont degree staff on Wednesday
evening. November 3. Owing TO the fact
that Captain Charles Rackley of the
lodge degree team was anxious 10 set
away TO attend important dolngs at the
Odd Fellows convention, the drill work
preceded the business meeting. The cap
tain Is one who does not believe In LETT
ting anything Interfere with the drll
team, and In order TO show those present
that he did not intend 10 neglect any
thing just because he was In hurry to
get away. he put the drin team through
a few extra stunts without giving them
any warning In advance. and one OF the
Beautiful four spokes OF the wheel which
the captain was so successfully going
through. 20 the admiration OF all pres
emit got lost and the captain was some
what delayed In getting away, but the
accident which caused the delay was a
very humorous one and Thoroughly en-
joyed by all present except the particle
pants.
On next Wednesday evening, october
q, Omaha homestead will give the next
dance OF the winter series. at which all
Yeomen and their friends are Invited "a
DO present The attendance at the dances
IS much largr this season owing TO the
fact that new hardwood floor has been
put In the hall,