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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
SINGLE TAKERS OBSERVE
HENRY GEORGES BIRTHDAY

A Henry George banquet OF Henry
George birthday celebration Of some
kind IL being planned tor the svsuanx Of
September In omahA. Follower OF the
late political economist. who made the
doctrine Of the single tax famous. are
working on plan for some sort Of a
gathering on the occasion OF the birthday
OF the economist and neformer. the
arrangements are largely in the hands
OF Senator Laurie J. Quinby. and defi-
mite arrangements will not be announced
until later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
military order Of the serDeD,.

Military Order of the Serpent.
The Military Order of the Serpent was
organized last Wednesday at the county
court house Twenty-one members of
the United Spanish War Veterans took
the oath as charter members.
Tho ceremonies were very deliberately
staged under the direction of Fred A.
Angelo and n T. Britt OF lincoln. Neb.
The following veterans took the oath:
Walter Il. steele. Fred e. Zero, Earl b.
Nye, Jesse Talbert, Henry L. 6hrode, A.
X. Miner. Perry Miller, Walter e. Lane,
w S. Heller. Frank whipperman, Chris
Christensen, A. j. Russell. Harry s. Ask
with. J. II. Cusick, S. ]. Bonaviez, Mat
j. Chambers, e. II. Phifer, Samuel e.
Bgan, George e. Wager and ]. w. Mon
arch, all of Omaha, and t. r. Patten of
Chicago.
Regular meetings will be held on sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month at the Memorial hall. Walter E..
Steele was elected grand gu gu grandissi-
ssirno and Perry Miller grand supreme
datto.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
sigma Nh Elects

DENVER. Colo. Aug. 8-Ths national
convention Of the Sigmu M college fra
ternity concluded its sessions here to-
day with the election OF officers. Chap
tefs at George Washington university,
Washington. d. c.. and ~ the Colorado
AgscuItuEsi eoilsss az Fort Collins.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
FoFces- sn. servlce

BERLIN, Aug. 2s-(By Wireless 70
T,,ckcrton, N. J)-"A captured French
carried In his pocket an order from
Minister Of War Millerand. showing
clearly. that the French gOvernment had
sens. inhabitanta Of Alsace-Lorralne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
ALL GRAINS TAKE TUMBLE
nN THE SATURDAY MARKET

All kinds OF grain went still lower
wheat losing 70 8 cents. corn, y 70
cent and oats X cent per bushei. Wheat
prices ranged from 90 cents to S1.os. corn
6S to rs cents and oats 80 TO Sc cents per
bushel. Omaha receipts for the day were;
Wheat. 81 cars; corn. 90 cars; oats. 20
cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
McUNE MADE CUSTODIAN
OF FEDERAL Bull DING

collector OF the port OF Omaha. received
his official appointment az custodian Of
the federal building yesterday. THIS Of
flee, which was formerly held by Cadet
Taylor when he was collector, adds no
additional amount TO Mr.. McCune's SAL
airy, but almost doubles the work he finds
IL necessary to do. He is IN charge OF the
employees Of the building and attends 20
the supplies a. well
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

be given TO the subjects The camp is
making strenuous effort TO win the
magnificent silk banner offered by the
head camp Of the society to the local
camp in the state showing the largest
membership increase for the year. At
present the prospects for winning are
most flRttering.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Alpha camp No 1 will give It's third
picnic OF the season at Miller park this
afternoon. The base ball game between
the members Of Alpha and Druid camps
will commences at 1880. Prizes have been
provided for the races. which will take
place after the ball game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

President Al Baum says the Coast
lep que will not be expanded to an eight
club circuit He says II would be poor
business TO increase at this time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

W. T-use - Nh~un@ttRm.
Use Sloan's Eminent and you won't
care what causes It. The first appli-
cation helps. Good for Sciatica. Neural
gia. sc. All druggists. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

b. a NJ. camp No. 90, Modern Wood
men OF America. held largely attended
meeting at It's club rooms In the Bee
building Tuesday evening and. after vot-
ing on a large number OF applications
for membership. took up the discussion
OF several matters OF vital Importance
70 the camp. On two important matters
action was deferred until next Tuesday
evening. when further confederation win
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Omaska council No. 2295 will give a
card party and dance at Myrtle hall on
Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Apartments. flats. houses ana ootfAxsa
can ee rented quickly ana ehsaOay by =
Bee 'Tor RerG."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Mecca court No. 10 will entertain State
Manager Cassidy and other supreme Off
cers next Thursday evening. 1t IL the
wish Of the worthy officers to have every
member present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
wOodmen Circle.

Mrs. Emma b. Manchester, supreme
guardian Of the woodmen circle, enter
tanned at her home during the last week
Mrs. George Asman of Detroit, Mich,
who has recently returned from an ex-
ton.
Mira Manchester's daughter. Mrs. Guy
M. jackson Of Lincoln. and children, were
also guests during the week. A number
Of functions. in the way of dinners and
evening parties. were given in honor OF
the guests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
woodmen OF the World.

German-American No. 1O4 will meet
wednesday evening for initiation. 1t is
the fret meeting for the fall campaign.
Druid cAzMp No. "a will hold a booster
meeting Monday evening at its hall,
Twenty-fourth street and Ames avenue.
e. /. Foster. clerk. has returned from
Clear Lake and IL ready for some active
work for larger membership
Benson No. 2ss is meeting regularly,
outlining some special work for a fall
campaign. Benson has always shown
great interest in Woodcraft by maintain
ing q live and prosperous camp and its
members are determined II shall keep its
present standard.
The entertainment given by South
Omaha No. 21l last Wednesday evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by Its member
ship and invited guests. the Woodmen
Circle. when d. II. Mercer entertained
for more than an hour with incidents
OF his travels Around the World"
Nebraska-Lipl No. 1913 will meet Thurs
day evening at the new Bohemian hall,
Thirteenth and Dorcas streeta
sabieska No. rs will meet sunday aft
ernoon. September {. at 2 o'clock, at its
hall, Twenty-fourth and Walnut streets
to initiate a large class OF applicants
A special drill team viii be on hand to
do the floor work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Walter ]. cara, Columbus, o., was chosen
regent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Americas Yeomen.


Last Wednesday evening Omaha Home
stead No. 1904. Brotherhood OF American
Yeomen. held q prize card party in its
hall In Labor temple.
The drill team Is making special prep
araton for the initiation to be held on
the evening OF September /. 1t is es-
pecially desired that ~ many members
as possible attend, as there will be in
itiated not only candidates for our home
stead, but candidates for one OF the sis
ter homesteads Of the city. II IL the in
tentiOn Of the committee in charge to
make the evening an especially enjoyable
one TO all present wednesday evening.
September & Omaha Homestead will
hold ita annual watermelon social. to
which members are requested TO bring
their friends. Dancing and card playing
will be engaged In during the evening.
The first dance OF the winter dancing
series will be September IS. the second
September 2s ana thereafter on the Sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays OF every
month,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
ECHOES OF The ANTE ROOM
Ancient Order Of United Workmen
to Give Band Concert in Fonte-
nellie Park This Afternoon.



Ancient Order Of United Workmen,
Union Pacific lodge No IL. will put on
a special band concert at Fontenelle park
from 3 O'Clock until o'clock this after
noon. During the intermission the drill
team VIII put on an exhibition drill. Must
cal program:
Ancient Order Of United workmen No.
IL. Military band, #. F. woodward, di-
rector.
March--Brisk and Breezy. ...... walerstein
OVerture-ReceDtton. ........R. Schlepcgril
Popular Medley Introducing Bits OF
- Hemick Hits. ...............Arr Iampe
Clarinet and Coronet Duet" Misercre
from IL Trovatore' ..................
Verdi, Al Navotney and NJ. Namestek
Waltz-Dream OF tho Fairies. ..........
A Barnyard Disturbance-Hen Cackle
INTERMissIoE.
March-Hero Of the lsthnIus. Iampe
SELECTION from the Musical Fantasy,
WOODLAND .......s.... Gustav I.uders
undergraduates of Penzanoe. Sullivan
(a) Lassus trombone. fillmore
A regular trombone sneeze)
(b) Knockout Drops.
SaNaphone ..........s................
NH) Inc ktnR....... s................D albey
(b) Silver Threads Among the Gold.
r.. G.. Conklin
PATRIOTIC Airs. s..........................
North Omaha lodge No. 1853, Ancient
Order OF United workmen. had pleas
ant entertainment as a feature of its
meeting last Wednesday evening in
Ancient Order of United Workmen
TEMPLE Iefi eshYnents were served ,od
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Kniwh4. and Ladie. of security.

knights and Ladies of Security.
Harmony councils open meeting last
Wednesday evening was attended by a
large crowd and general good time was
had by all. Prof. Wilson and his drill
team OF Magic City gave an interesting
drill.
Next wednesday evening Harmony
council will hold its annual election Of
Officers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Royal HiEhIanders.

The Royal Highlandsrs gave a social
entertainment the evening OF August IL,
when members and their friends enjoyed
the evening in, card playing and dancing.
Refreshments were served.
wednesday evening the castle will give
q dance to members and their friends at
the castles hall in the Odd Fellows tenn
pie. Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
CIan Gordon AuxiIiary.

The iadies' auxiliary to Clan Gordon
No. ss will meet az the homs Of Mra.
John McTaggAFt. t1el North T'hiTty~ninth
street. next Wednesday afaernoOn a.
O'Clock.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

8 Pillows, Used.
2 Boxes Exploders.
% 10.
IL Kegs Powder
Case Dynamite.
The foregoing six blocks will be
sold by the Trustee upon a credit of
thirty days, for which the purchaser
or purchasers will execute their bond
or bonds with two good and APPROX
ed personal sureties thereon or with
a bonding company thereon as sure.
ty, authorized to do business in this
State, which bonds shall likewise
bear interest from the date of the
sale and shall retain lien upon the
said properties to secure their pay.
ment.
The Trustee will then offer for sale
as one entire property, all the fore.
going set out assets Of the bankrupt
company
In case of sale of all the said
foregoing properties as a whole, then
the terms of sale are: $10,000.00
cash in hand paid or certified check
payable to the Trustee, enough of
the balance thereof to amount to one
third OF the total due in thirty days,
one-third in six months and the re-
naming one-third in twelve months
from the day of sale, the deferred
payments to bear interest at Six Per
Centum per annum from the day of
sale, to be evidenced by bonds which
the Trustee will take secured by two
good and approved personal sureties
thereon or by bonding company au:
, thorized to do business in the State
of Kentucky, and retaining a lien up.
on the properties sold to secure their
payment.
, Upon the said sale then the said
, Trustee will accept and report to the
+ Court for approval and confirmation,
and subject to approval and confir.
nation by the Court, that bid or bids
+ of whatsoever form which will realize
for the entire estate Of the Roper
t Reese Lumber Company the most
money; and in case the entire prop
d critics shall sell as a whole, then the
d funds arising therefrom shall be ap-
portioned to the several interests, en-
d numbered and unencumbered, in pro-
It portion as the bids made for the prop.
d critics in severalty shall bear 10 the
r. amount realized by the entire prop
;. critics in the aggregate.
1. All prospective bidders and pur-
9. chasers will come prepared to com
3, ply with the terms of sale herein
o above set out; but any purchaser
n may pay all cash for his purchase OF
n purchases. should he so desire.
d VIM. A. DUNCAN,
Trustee
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

Spaulding and wife to William j. Pull
ling by deed of date January 2S, lSOI'
and Of Record in Deed Book NO. 81
pase rs, Morgan County Court rec,
ords; subject, however, to the 1uli
and free right of ingress, egress ana
regress over and upon said land FOR
the purpose of mining, operating ana
removing the oil, gas, coal and other
minerals in or on said land, and all
other rights and privileges incident
to and necessary for the operating
and marketing of said property, tor
the benefit of the owners thereof
Together with and as part OF the
foregoing described property all the
right, title and interest of the bank,
rupt company in and to the raliroad
work so far as same has been con-
structed, and all rights Of way there
for owned by the said bankrupt.
Also the following personal proper
! ty, to-wit:
Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14


I Pinion 6 inch Bore, 2 inch Face, G
inch Diameter.
Pinion 2 ZIG inch Bore, 2 inch Face,
inch Diameter.
2 Boxings 1M inch.
5 Boxings / sic inch.
4 Bookings / 1916 inch.
1 Boxing 9-16 inch.
II Bookings 27-16 inch.
2 Bookings 1916 inch.
2 Bookings 9-16 inch.
10 Bookings 1916 inch.
2 Bookings 27-16 inch.
1 Boxing 37-16 inch.
q Boxings 11-16 inch.
2 Set Collars 11-16 inch.
Set Collars 7-16 inch.
2 Set Collars 1916 inch.
1 Coupling 3-16 inch.
Couplins ZIG inch.
l Sprocket w. 8 ZIG inch.
Sprocket w. 3-16 inch.
1 Friction II inch.
1 Idler inch FaceX20 inches.
l Hill Niger s incn&10 inch with
connections.
1 Shot Gun Steam Feed, 10 inch, 36
IT. long.
1 Loader (Cylinder)
/ Trimmer, Garland, 20 #.
Set Bevel Gear Wheels, 8 inch face
30 inch Diameter.
1 Set Burrs, Grist Mill
1 Lumber Watcher, End.
l Grinder, Automatic.
l Emery Stand.
l Lumber Planer, complete.
l Lumber Moulder 9X4.
l Friction for Live Rolls, 42X11.
/ 600 feet Conveyor Chain.
ITS feet Conveyor Chain, inch.
l Set Blacksmith tools.
1 Set Blacksmith tools, complete.
Set Blacksmith vice, inch Jaws
Set Blacksmith Blower. 16 inch.
l Set Armstrong Pipe Dies.
l Tightener Frame.
200 Bolts, Assorted.
1 Bag Truck.
Scale, Platform.
1 Wrench, sc inch Chain.
10 Wrenches, As inch Chain.
Timber Dollies.
L mOoG AOuutCllOH, q HUI.
Bolts, Foundation, 7sX6 inch.
Bolts, Foundation, MA inch.
Bolts, Foundation, 1kX4 inch.
12 Bolts, Eye, 11bX6 inch.
10 Pds. Rubber Packing, 4 inch.
Sets Trucks, Complete.
Bell Cranks.
Pile Brick, Estimated $4,000.
Panel Doors.
SS Panel Doors.
80 Window Frames.
Is Window Frames.
Tees, u inch.
Tees, inch.
Tees, 1lS inch.
16 Tees, inch.
Tees, 21s inch.
IL Tees, inch.
II Tees, inch.
Tees, Az inch.
Tees, inch.
Tees, 6 inch.
Tees, inch.
Ellis, q inch.
II Ellis, inch,
4 Ellis, ~ inch.
is Ellis, IL inch.
Ellis, inch.
Ellis, 21s inch,
II Ellis, 21s inch.
Ellis, inch.
! Ellis, inch.
10 Ellis, inch.
Ellis, Az inch,
Ellis inch.
4 Els inch.
Collar, 27-l6 inch.
Reducers, Ia inch.
4 Reducers, inch.
Reducers, 3 inch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
THE LYRIC.

THE Fairy and the Wnif' is the
title N the lntest production which
icrtures Mary Miles Mlnter whom
every one will remember us THE Lit.
tlcst Rebel" This story IN five acts
will especially appeal to the children
~ well as the parents because the
greatest number of the characters are
children who carry their PARTS won.
dcriully Mary Miles Minlpr. I'm this
picture makes her debut uu the Lyric
serene, as heretofore she has been
playing ON the Legitimate stage eN.
DluslyplN Miss Olive Vail who starrel
iu Miss Nobody From SturNud," VIII
mnh. her second appearance In this
city M the Lyric I'm the Leading act
ur the hill Singing many selections
lu which she made her biggest hit
while Miss Nobody From SRrIHnd "
Ih' patrons ~ the Lyric win find her
charming Loaded down with the
mtr~t Jokes and scores NJ amusing
songs comes Paul Huwcns, who Is In
d,rI a human freight train" Rrly
mud Edith Adams have some very In
dhirunl ldens about dancing Dcrr
shepherd claims title ns the best In
his line NJ work aud he deserves the
honor for the way he lnshes the Young
Indy around the arm and neck with
70 lpug buck whip. never leaving %
mark removes all doubt as 10 MI,
superior ability,
Rut no married man can understand
why bachelor should have need M
u rest cure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
GIVE WORDS OF CHEER
Committee on Resolutions of \, r.
" Vi. Lodge Favor the sunday
stand Of the Legislature.

The committee on resolutions OF
local No. 37B, A. f, Of Nj. has adopt
ed the following commencing the
stand the legislature has taken on
Sunday closing
whereas, the word SUNDAY" or any
reference to the sacred recognition
Of sunday does not appear In the
scriptures from Genesus 60 Revola-
lions, and
Whereas, the preaching and adyo-
eating OF SUNDAY activities IN any
form as violation ot the Sabbath
is absolutely foreign To liberty free
dom, civilization christianity and the
laws NJ God, or any part thereof
and
Whereas, our Lord Jesus christ IN
his sermon on the mount rehuked
the pharisees and scrihes for Their
pagan philosophy In drifting away
from Gods laws by using such epl
thcrs as blind guides, 'hypocrltes.
"seryents" aud offspring OF vlpers.
saving. How shall ye escape the
damnatlon OF llcllH
Therefore be i resolved by the
members OF Local No. 37b, A. +. oi
NJ, In regular meeting assembled on
the 7th day of March, 1915, that we
heartily commend and approve the
courage OF the members ot the Firm
oklahoma Legislature In the discharge
OF their duties. and endorse thel'
strong and determined stand fol
Righteousness by voting down the
fanatic fallacy ~ sunday closing o'
clam and harmless amusements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

blg crowds at ull performance at this
popular vaudeville house. II Is going
to be- the aim aud policy Of Manager
MCluinger to give absolutely the best
amusement possible 10 obtain for his
patrons The bill being presented this
week is pleasing from every stand
point \ clever net is that uf Duuitu,
lhr live wire coincidence bonita IL
q splendid entertainer and hers Is uu
nr that Is strictly orgnul An act
um g. hy Ignored &, that ~ the Crown
ril. -Four singing comedians. Good
comedy mud the best of singing are In
rhI, act The Truusfcld sisters have
% dainty musical act They are very
ODrr ON Nylophuncs. saNa, mando.
llnr. and concerto, Haley, Mike and
HALEY have AN original singing, dane
uud talking act This is one of the
best NJ the kind yrt presented. I'm ad
dition to the worlds famous feature
/ picture Xudora, tonight. there will be
m exceptionally funny Ham comedy
"A Melodious MiN-lp" This is rQuul
to the funniest Keystone ever shown
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
THE EMPRESS.

A thrilling finish which viii aston.
lsh every movie fan is promised In
lnslallment 10 Of the great Universal
film serial, The Master Key" which
viii be shown Wednesday nj the I'm.
press This serial has been a popular
one, starring Robert Leonard and
Elsie Hall and every person who hus
seen any part OF IL should not miss
the final instalmenl. with this pie
ture will he shown two.recl Reliance
human interest drama, "EN Convict
l-Nr' and Victor comedy, Rooms
for Rent Today the features uf the
program are II twOrecl Majestic come.
dy drama, "Mlnervas Mission" featur.
luz Dorothy Glsh aud satirizing the
rods Of modern reformers Tun.
huLser comedy, "Mishaps Of Mnrcp
lire Big L drama, Wheels with
I'm Wheels" Il Rex drama, Such Is
Life and Il Sterling comedy, When
Snltz Was Married" A popular act
Is In the vaudeville Offering " Fraw
ley and Hunt sensational and comedy
slmansts appearing on the present
hin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
At THE LOCAL PlAYHOUSES
THE METROPOLITAN.

.I,ha qtnr. ,,I g,ri.... ..I.., \t,r
''''
u"l '''"''E "' 'u' N''I'I'''''" 'l''"
trr iS ripping frontier story with o
dash " militarsm that give, Il spirit
and patriotic ,igor Il is laid m
Arllcnn. aud is filled with mclodru
mntic action that /, splendid and sur
flclent to keep an audience nlprt aud
anxious concerning what is IN follow.
Miss Ruth Robertson appeared To
excellent advantage ns Posev. The
western gIrI who ls east as heroine
Of the piece. She had mctnmorphosrd
her chururipr -iucr Inst week de.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09
TOOK PICTURES
OF MANY GIRLS
Denver Maidens Who We're Photo
Eraphed Like September Morn By
Choir Leader Have Grown Uneasy

DENVER, March 8-Former friends
Of Lowell A. Young former choir lead
er aud Bible School teacher. have
started dnigeht search To learn
whether he has commcrcialized ANY of
the photographs of young women he
took at the Brown Palace hotel follow
ing his insertion " advertisements In
Denver paper FOR "gOod-looking.
well formed" art models. so far the
only evidence Of Youngs activity In
the photography line are two pictures
Of nude girls found In his desk In the
office of W. Roy Armor whose patent
telephone device he was representing
I'm Chicago when arrested there after
advertising for Chicago girls Of good
form
james Alexander Semple, president
nf the Alexander Art Publishing com
pany believes all other plates and
photographs were destroyed by Young
His former friends are making an ef
fort 10 learn whether or not any was
used for postcards or advertisements
and So far have been unable tO find
such In existence.
Young will he tried In Chicago
March II on charge Of delinquency
He was arrested by detectives employ
cd by the Juvenile Protective league
after steuOgrapher saw young girl
leaving YOung's office, which was ad
Joining weeping and hystericRl He
was released on that charge, hut ar,
rested later when young women made
complaint against him According Ia
Attorney Armour who, when he found
the two photographs In Young's desk
went 10 Chicago and severed business
relations with Young the last named
said he advertised for girls In ChIca
20 for the purpose Of choosing a model
for am advertisement NJ the telephone
device
His purpose Tor advertising for girls
In Denver says Semple for whom
Young worked ut that time. was ia
choose Il model for December
Mourn. suggested by September
Morn" Many girls answered the nd.
verusements, It IL said, and those
chosen were taken to the Brown Pal.
ace for photographing. Hut the pic.
ture was nerer produced and II was
not until his arrest In Chicago that
Denver friends II the handsome Young
choir leader knew " his activities
here.