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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
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bon, IA. gpril. - giHem
bonn Miniiterium fir Snbien Oer0ffsnts
li4tsn OffiSisGIsn gsriat sufOI1e grifs
fen bic siirtsn am II. MGr5 nit H.
900 Wann rsguldren 5ruppen un6 %
Gef4iisen unb unsefdAr 10000 Sura
ben unb 4rdbern bic britiI6sn poiis
tionen BEL aurna am S4att.GI=Grub,
in Meiopotamisn, an, re tpurbeu aber
5uriidgetrisben unb lisben 300 Sefans
gene unb stpei @sTaiiss in ben SdnoeH
Der 8riten 3uriid. Die i'm 9an5eu 90
8erDunbete batten.
RuBtanb meloet bents
Heuss Dom BRIGGS
i6duplaB.
St. pstsrsburs, IA. apriI-
Gin am Nittpo6 Don bsm grOb:n
gsnsrulitab Der0ffsHtIidter 9sri4t
IuAltI Iule lDl9l'
rSn Der RGbe bss ll3iOt pofss fino
bic &Gmpfe nod I'M 9ange.
,Sn Der Ra9t beg 13. apriI mad-
ten uuIsrs 1ruppen einigs 5urtTtritte
unb Iie idlugsu srfoIgreit msbrere
Ssgenansriffs beg Jeinoes auf ben
A0ben IaDli5 BON Der 2iuis 9OIofatss
gutopscs 5uriid. Dir ma4teH bort
unssfdbr 1000 @sfansene.
.@sriude beg Geinoes, duf ben
55ben IioIi9 Dpn aOsipuptu 1nb N
Der gutOiDiHa, an rehhn l1fer bes
pruib, unS in Der Bsseub Dpn Gsernor
mig CUR Sffsniioe iiber5uge6eu, f9!ns
gen fsbI.
PIN ben au0eren guutteH unIer.r
SrOnt bsrrid. OOufaubige Ruhs. DAB
Sbaupstter, Sas ii6srau .iUgsfsst bat,
madt bic 8sge fat uHpaTirbor-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
brennenben Jl0bsn ingrdnb 81 ffefsn,
iinb bur9 bas Qrtiaerisfeuer Der Rui'
len oerbinbert pOrben.
Ser lIntersans Der 5alaba
Der 9erluit an Menf9sn 8
leben puroe bur4 bos
Derbdlten bes aapts
tGns fefbf Derurs

Berlin, IA. april, iiber 4miter'
bam. Der fOlssnbe bulbOffi5iele Be-
ri@t iibsr bic 3srit0ruug bes britifasn
Sumpfers .Galuba" Our4 sin beut'
f9ts untsrTse6oot, an %. MGrs. 1T
bier psr6ffentli6t porben:
.GIs Der .GaIobu" iisnaliiirt ipurs
be: .9uIt.t on ober mir fsusrn". fubr
Der Sampfer ni6t nur nit boiler Ss'
i4Dinoigteit baOon, fOnbsrn -er CAB
aud RutetenIisnale ab, I'M 9ilfs bsrs
beiauboIen. grit na3 elmer eine Diertel
Stunbe bauernbsn SusO geIdng ts,
bic .Sala6o" gum anbulteH gu sDin'
gen.
.sroB Der gefabr einss Gnsrtffa
fsitens beg Sampfers ober DON anbss
rem S9iffsn, bic berbeieiIt.n, er0ffnet.
bas l1nterIesboot nidt fofort bas
Jeuer. gs FsRaliIirt. absr. bab Der
9ampfsr in aebn Wainutsu Dertafen
perben miiTe. Die Manniduftsn Der
.JaIaba" besubeu ii6 i4nea in bic
gOots, psnnsl.i9 bas slusIsBen bers
felbsn in fsbr unssIaidtsr Weiie DON
stotten ging. Die gOotsmunni9aften
unts,Ihbsn ss, ben i'm DaK.r f4pims
member 9uHagiersH gu belfsn. mas
bur9aug mSgli9 mar.
Bon bsm 4ussnblid on, IN bem
Der 8efebI seg.ben puroe, oas S4ifi
gu DerIaTen, Dersingsn ni9t sehn, iOn'
bern % Ulinutsu. @orber mar Der
9ampfsr cine @ierteIitunoe lang Der'
folet Dorbsn, in pslher 3eit bisSOott
bGtten gum Qusisssu bereit gsmaa'
peroen t0nneu.
Der sorpeoo purbe obgeiaoHen
als psrOGdtis ausiebenbs S4iFfe bsr'
IdHtnmen, DON oenen elm NRgrtff er'
liuartet peroen tonHis. Der &pmman
6eur BEG llnterieebDotes mar oann &C.
snungen, fdnsu gu baHoefH. ali
Der 9Orpsoo a6geidOheH purSe, mai
seeulunu mebr an Soro. Der rJaldbu'
su ie6en ouber bsm 4dpitGn, Der al
Iisinsm Soften ausbieIt RadbsT Dnr'
ben nod einigs YerIonen bemertt, BIZ
ficb I'M ein Boot gu fdoffeu ma4ten.
Bon Der 8eiasuns beg un!eries'
bpptes bef1noeu ii9 Hur bic geoie
InunssmunHi6afteH fir ous Sei1Ii
unb bic SigraIiiten on gDrb. Gs rpo1
Ioiefen Qsutsn unmDslid, nd an ben
gPettuugsDert gu betbeiIiseH, fdun OH
Dem Srunoe, bab bos llnteries5pO
nitt i'm stanbs mar, PaFagisrs ii
9oro 81 HebmeH.
.gs 1T unnDt1ig. uufsre Geute ge
gen 6usbafte geIauIoiguugeu 5u Der
tbsibigen. Sci Der geri6tliben Inter
Iu4uns IN GnsIaub bat tein 3euge e
geuagt, gsT6ulbisuugen gu erbsber
&c III au6 niht pabr, oab bag Inter
} i.ebupt gu iraenb elmer 3sit Die britt
ihe 5ldsgs fiibrte. Sas uuterieeboc
na5m Ddbrsnb Der snusen afFdire T
pisl Ridiiht uuf bic Safl6a, aIs bic
untsr ben umit6uben m6gli1 mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
Saiier Nilbelnr ion Sem
Saiier ssrans Soie$b
.Susaebeim in Mieu etreH
.gefu6 abgetattet has

9enf 13. qlpril. 9ier e.Ngsa
trpffene g1a6ri6trn beitdtiger o1s
Ssriidt, buB Der &uiier Di.h:Im im
leBteu WIrnat BEN 9aiIsr TraHs sSos
Iepb einsn mebritiiHoiseu 9eIua abs
seiiattet BADEN jill.
sc piro bebuuptet, bag ber adilsr
DiIbelm lid saRs pInsIih srtI4lonsH
babe, BEN &oiIsr 6ran5 SoIepH 81
beiufsn, na6 Dem er Dpu BEN Jurlt
bon gilo.p ppn Rpm aus ten1hiths
iiqt porbsn. boB bic unterbduoluHgin
spiT6en Ssfterreih uHo SStdlieu MI
8e5uo auf etrpaige territori.len SrHs
seiiiprsu ieitsHs SsitsTre;4s dls
prsis fir bic NsutroIitGt Sta!I.Hs I'a
serfhIassn bdttsn.
Der aaiier BilbeIu ioII iufort nit
isinsm pripatsue in geg!ei!uHs ooH
spsi SfFisieren User TtiiHteH nab
Wtsn ssreiit ieir. Der 3us 1i:lt in
Der gtGbe BEG S6loHes ocr Ston'
brunn an, pobin ii6 Der aoi'er @it:
helm in einem 2lutomobtl begab. gsI
bem aoiier Trans SSoiepb bsfonneH
| ii6 Der 6iterrsitiia ungarii9s Wlt'
niItsr beg gleubsrsn Baron oon BIZ
rian uno 9ruf sisau. Der uuooriids
gremiermiuiItsr. Saiier @tlte m
ION lid brei Gtunben lang nit ibnen
unterbalten uub oanu mad leinsm
3uoe suriidusI,9t ieir. nit oem Ct
| iofprt nd6 9sutI6Iuno suridteirts.
SteTefung Sft.iu Diro re-
tontruirt.
gafeI. IA. QlpriI. Die bsutf1sn
Tlilitdrte66rpsn limb nit elmer Re
! ionFruttiun Der an uuO fir ittb i6oH
/ iebr itarien Tsituno :itsjn, fiiui Rsis
len bpr bier sntierut an Rbsin se!s'
/ gen. beI6ditist.
Die aaierusn in Der Teituug itHo
cans o6aerifeu poTosu uRb an der
stsle fiub unterirbiI5s Auortsrs
etnas6aut nDroeH. Ssrusr piro Der
Rheiu IN folder gDeiie abseoommt.
bah burd oos S6Iisbeu BON SnItus
lien Sbprsu bic gonss umeeseno aul
cine tusiie StSds univ Dalsr sslsst
ptrben lam,
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ren bic Rufen na9 Der Siteridla6t in
ben aurput6en se5uunseu. fi6 5uriid,
5usisbeu, I'm Tid bon ibrsn furdt6nrsn
@srIuitsn gu er9Olsn. Die 3situns
fdgt, bdb bic Rufen pdbrsnb ibrsr
OffsniiDe, bic i'm Sanuur besann, mshr
als $4,000 Mnnn on Tobten uno
3e6ntaufsnbs an Gefanssnsn OsrIorsn
babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
2Sd6reno in ser 2sueowina oie
@ea aerrei6er lire S'faneen6ewesuns
forf(efen.
gbauwetter t,ta6t lit pie4em 6e9euSel,
alle Speratt6nen ltttnto9lt0.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

ct. getsrsburg, IA. gpril.
Die 0iterreidiia beutiden 5ruppeH,
bic INNER nod sins Qu3abl SDben in
ben Rarpatbn beisst babn. MAIDEN
ben RuiIsH On Der GrOnt bon 9artfslO
biz na9 Strp iebu SuB britt 8rbsH
ftreitiS. 9ieie JrOnt. bic Ii9 fait ges
uau DON Often mad Dsftsu sritredt, III
Iunsefdbr 115 Reilen lang. 8artfslo
liesi i'm n6rbli9sn ungarn uub Strp
in Oit gaIi5isu. iiiOli4 pon Ssm5erg.
Die anstiffe uRb GestnaHsriffe fcla
GEN einaubsr nit iolder Sdnsllistsit,
oaB man pirtlid iasen tauu, bus bets
be Seiten sIsid5siiig bic SffeHiipe err
greifH. Si, 3uiummsHit0be 5a6sn I'm.
sep0bnlich srObe @srlufe sur 5oIgs,
pGbrsnn bic POiitiOHen ber beiosrisitis
! gen 4rmssH fat uHrerdnoert bleibeN.
u5TOt, in Der RGbs bss guTss biefes
NameHs gslsesr, befinbet iih nod I'M
gsFB Der Gsitsrrsi9er, bic RuffsH ga.
zen o6sr bic nDrolia Dun BEN Srts
sslsseneU S5ns5 beisst uuo befiHoen
lid uHr brsi RsiIsu pom 9abrbof snts
lfsrHt. Tal srDartst bier, bdb sg
BEN Rufisn biRHen aur5sm gsIiHgsr
pirb, ii4 cub Der Stabt 81 bemaa=
tigsn.
1 Die Ssfrreidsr gsben fid pisosr
ole TIhs, DDn Der guiOpina aug in
Der RidtuRs ouf G5otiu IN rufiiiaes
Ssbist sin;uSringeN, tDubriasinIit
nit Der a6fidt, nm bic RuFsu gu
sningsH, sruppsH Don ben aarpntbeu
5uriid3uSi.6:H.
5m NorS.n. an Der 9renSe bon Sit'
prsubsr, finOen sur Ssit .eiu. uidti'
gen Sp.raiiun,n itatt. aI.ins Sefsttr
tnS in Der 9sssnS ron WariampoI az
S.r Sag,sprSnuns. Die Ceuti6sn bdl
! ben ibr. gauss Gruut Don Rariamp'
Big suDalti bsfsftist unb bic Rniisr
gs6su fi5 ale Wa1e. iis aus Sisfe'
Geqens su bsrtr,i5su, itOB.n babe
: o6cr uuf groBs S3pisristsitsn. De
Ss.g3upa slug, Der bon Wariumpo
aus in n5rblihsr Ri6tuug iIisbt, bil
BET cine Iturts Sduspehr fir Den lin
f,n 5liiasl Der Deuti4sn.
Die 9sutiden SerIu6eu cine Sffsn
FO6spegung an msErsren punltsn all
9arelp 6Iub, IoF.n ii4 a6er jeHisit
bes glismsn aui tsine 9efe4te cir
neil Der iumpfiss gOSeu bprtItIbI
. s:0Bsre 5ruppeubspeeuussn ie5
; itDisris mctt.
Die Seutiasn MAIDEN ssIsgsntliC
. glngriffs meter i'm Siiheu. pahri4eir
, li6 nm ben Druid i'm WariampoI
SupaIti Siftritt absuidpddsu. g
! ba6sn bic Stabt gbafranta am 5IuT
! 5tpa, 15 Rsilen n6roIid BON Sftri
! Ismte, uno,griffsn. Bel gOabno iIt ei
. xftises artinsriss,f.4t i'm gongs.
0i. atituts SHOtpeB pirb DisS'
pom ben Dsuti6en in bsftigsr Aei
. beiaOf,n. @sriuas, Die assr BEN @I
bar iii5r,asea eritsn nit 9iIfs ss
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0mfHIdbe poiitipnem beim
ll3iof paft
Bon ansarifaeu Sufante'
ris Resimentsrn sr.
farmt.


Wi,n 4bsr amittrbGm. IA. april.
Der fcIssnbs Ofiisisa. psriai ift ON
MittDo@ abenb bonn 5trisssminifs.
rum pr5fftntlidi morben:
.Sm Mssm.inen III bi. SituaitDn
unperdnbsrt. I'm bsr Grcnt unb in ben
adrpaibeu baben in ben msiiten Gs'
etnbm nur 4riirerksefs6is itaitss'
funbsn. RorbDtiilid bonn lIsfOt PaE
Durbe bic snn5s BON ben RuiieH Be-
i.bis pOiiiioH DOM 19. uuS 26. unsa'
rifnsH Snfantsris Rsstmsnt Gnse'
griFfeH unb eriiiirmt-
.5m iaSDfIi9sn Galisisn uuo N
Der Bnioriua II Giles rubis.
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Wetterberibt.

Sir Obio, SSnbiund unb bag n:its
Ii6e pennfplbunisn: Sf,0nes Mstter
am 9onnsritas uub Sreitus; lones
lam fteiaenbs Semperatur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
NQe @o5en uorOweltlid) bonn ll1iot &a6
bon lugariiden s}uiauterie=Gegi=
meuteru eritllrmt.
9m Arbri9fn brrrtdbt III orm Narpatbrn uer=
baltnibu,afi9f Stille*

oist tDuroe, stns BEL Srnss, n6rblia
bon DsrouH, 800 garbs DON unisrsn
einien sntfsrut, nisbr. ginsr Der
aDintiisr Uurbe Don elmer RussI &C.
trOffsu.
Die Gage auf bem . 0itlideu
RrisgsfdaupIas. pOm
ruiiif9sn StanS'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

Rupert Kenner IT. and friend from
Ithaca ''motored'' 10 Omaha I'm FordO
for the races on July ana spent the
night at the college.
Karl Wenke. one OF last years new foot
ball men, came out 10 Bellevue TO have a
look at the new gymnasium and spoke
favorably Of coming back TO school next
year.
Mrs. LYDIA NJ Churchill. the college
librarian left "wednesday evening for
San Francisco, where she expects 70
spend some time at the exposition before
going FOR an extended trip 20 other west
ern points OF interest
Seymour Smith Of Blair and Phflip
Johnston Of Omaha spent Saturday IN
BELLEVUE. Mr. Smith was one Of Belle
vue'b star debaters In 1918 and IA and his
debating, friends are looking hopeful since
he spilled for a room.
Mise Myrtle Hunter of the Bellevue
High school faculty, after a weeks camp
ing trip. returned TO Bellevue ana went
Last Friday 20 Ithaca. Neb. where she
viii Join Miss Pearl kissinger Of Norfolk
az the home OF Miss Alberta O'Kane The
three young women viii then start 90 a
Mtmile auto trip through The state. Lister
Miss Hunter VIII go west To the eXposi-
ta0n
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
To Resume Check of
Records of Missing
Dundee Treasurer

Commissioner Butler of the city depart
nent of accounts and finances will re-
sumo on Monday morning the check of
the records OF Ellery H. Westerfield.
missing treasurer of Dundee.
The case. has broadened out TO the ex-
tent that Mr.. Westerfield's accounts will
be checked back for a period of twelve
years covering his entire service as
treasurer OF the village.
Mrs. Westerfield and former officials
of Dundee are lending the city commits
sioners all the assistance they can.
Mr.. Westerfield left Omaha two weeks
ago this afternoon. going TO Chicago on
a burlington train To an Omaha man
he CHANGED to meet on this train ne de-
clared he would return home the follow
ing day and upon arrival in Chicago
bought a sleeping car ticket which he
satd was for the return trip that evening
He is reported TO have told a relative
In Chicago he expected letter from his
wife. Search for the missing man was
started in Chicago several days ago
but no trace was found.
A Dundee. man who has known, Mr.
Westerfield intimately for twenty years
raid the former treasurer had recent re-
verses in business ventures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
BOOKS MAY BE SECURED AT
OMAHA. o RS0UTH OMAHA

Miss Edith Tobitt, librarian OF the
omaha public library, has arranged for
holders of library cards in Omaha and
South Omaha to secure books at either
library. The holders of the old South
Oarnaha cards may have their old cards
exchanged for new cards similar 20 those
In use by the Omaha library.
1t will be-. possible to secure books on
these cards at either the Omaha library
or the South Omaha branch, the only re-
striction being that the books must be
returned to the library from which they
were secured. 1t Is also possible to re-
quest books not in the South Omaha
branch and to secure them when they
have been sent from the Omaha library.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
BUSINESS MEN TO
HAVE AN OUTING
Carter Lake the Place and August 2
to 8 the Time-5,000 Will
Attend.
NOTED SPEAKERS INVITED

The official program is out for the
Nebraska Business Mems outing
which is to be held at Carter lake,
August 2 to 8. Big lecturers have
been engaged for every line tlv,t is
to be taken up. This will be the
first undertaking of this kind in the
state of Nebraska.
This outing association includes in its
membership 5000 retail merchants OF the
state. From letters received at head
quarters It Is confidently predicted that
fully half of these will attend the entire
session. Tents will be pitched on the
grounds so that those who so desire may
camp there during the entire week
The big speakers have already been en-
gagged for the mass meetings during the
afternoons. At the sectional meetings
matters affecting the local lines of trade
are to be taken up. At the mass meetings
from 2 to o'clock in the afternoon. bust
ness questions are to be discussed in
their relation to the general welfare OF
all lines. of business.
In the evening business questions are
TO be discussed by men of national
reputation and wide experience in ma
tional and state legislation. Among them
are to be Senator q. NJ. Hitchcock.
Charles S. Hamlin, governor OF the Fed
eral Reserve board; Chief Pratt OF the
bureau of domestic and foreign com
merce, A. l.. Mohler, president of the
Union Pacific railway, and one or two
others who have not yet been engaged.
The promoters say that this outing
with It's series OF instructive lectures will
accomplish much good, not only to the
merchants, but also for the buying pub
lie by helping to raise business to a high
standard of efficiency of service.
Mail Order Competition.
II. Leslie Wildey of Graettinger, Ia, is
to be here to have something to say
about methods of meeting the competition
of the mail order business. Anderson
Pace of Chicago is TO have word or
| retail craftsmanship and advertising A
II. Ford of Iowa City. Ia, is tho head
of the College OF Applied Science and
| Electrical Engineering at the University
of Iowa. He has some original ideas OF
lighting and interior decorating OF bust.
ness establishment. C. NJ. johnson OF
Rush City, MINI, will give his ideas or
the dealers service TO the community. II
III. DeRhodes OF Sioux city will be her,
to give the fine points Of window trim
ming. e. ]. ManniX of Sioux Falls
editor of the Commercial News. viii
speak on Community Building and tn,
Organization of Community Clubs" J
Il. Wiles OF New York, vice president o
the Loose Wiles Biscuit company. will b.
here TO speak on cooperation between
the trades and the public Senator Hitch
cock will give a general talk on business
legislation in congress A. l.. Mohler
president of the Union Pacific. will speal
on "Commercialism'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
Reward for Return
Of Wallet Returned

Proffer Of 25-cent reward and not
even thank you" was what Traffic
Policeman Charles Chapman, stationed
at Sixteenth and Howard. got yesterday
afternoon, for finding a wallet contain
ing $40 in cash and two negotiable $500
notes. The wallet was owned by NJ. i.
Slower well-to-do shoe man from At
lantic. Ia
Chapman picked up the pocketboolS and
sent it to police headq Idrtecs in the care
of Patrol ConducC)- James Murphy
Later Slower called for it. He is a mute
and is attending the natt0usl convention
of the Society For the Deaf and Dumb
After counting it over he wrote note
saying, I'm lucky 20 get it back
thought it was gone forever" Then he
laid a quarter i'm front of Desk Sergeant
Pattullo, whom he thought found Tho
wallet and started to walk away. Pat
tullo returned the quarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
Cotner University.

Prof. Reeves spent last Sunday at Blue
Hi. hle Is making some extensive i'm
provements on his residence in Bethany.
Chancellor OeschHer has been busy the
last week having lantern slides made of
many OF the early graduates of the uni
versity. lie Is preparing lecture on
The Fruits of Cotner IN Picture
Prof. Osterhout is directing the clean
ing up of the athletic grounds preparatory
TO the opening of school There Is much
interest in the foot ball line, on account
Of the fact that Captain Halligan of last
wears famous Nebraska university foot
ball team, is to coach Cotner this year.
Robert Conley OF the class OF 1915 has
been offered a scholarship in Vanderbilt
university. Nashville. Tenn, The scholar
chip. n very valuable one, is one OF four
that the university gives to graduates of
Christian church colleges in America. Mr..
Conley Is at the present time serving tho
church at Malvern as pastor.
Miss Elsie Morton Of the class of 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY PLACES
THREE DEPOSIT STATIONS

The public library mas established de-
posit stations for the summer at Kel-
iom, Train and Monmouth Park schools,
Books are placed in these stations for
the especial use Of children" says
Librarian, Edith Tohitt." but anyone who
desires the use of them will find them
easy TO secure.
The stations are open from in the
morning to az noon at Train school, Tues
day: at Monmouth Park, "Wednesday, and
at Kellom, Friday, Every effort is be-
ing made TO increase the circulation at
these stations in order that they may
remain permanently open.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
offers Privileges.
BENSON LODGE OF MASoNS
TO BE FORMALLY CHARTERED

Benson lodge, Ancient Free and Ac-
copied Masons, will be formally oonstl-
tuted at an open meeting to he held on
Tuesday night at odd Fellows hall, on
Main street. Benson The charter, which
was granted at the session of the Ne
braska grand lodge, will be presented by
Grand Master s. S. Whiting OF Lincoln.
who viii preside at the meeting. assisted
by Grand Custodian Robert French. 4
special musical program has been ar
ranged for and a large attendance OF Ma
sons Is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
Nebraska wc1eSnn University.

Chsncelor Fulner gave his third talk
on The Education OF the Negro" at
chapel Tuesday
Superintendent Yoder Of Douglas county
addressed the students at convocation
Saturday morning.
r.. c. ffartsough, 10. OF the Wichita
(kan) High school Is spending his vaca-
ton In University Place and incidentally
using the equipmefit " the physics depart
ment TO complete an investigation he has
under way.
The summer school students took a half
day off Friday afternoon. After visiting
the Liberty bell In Lincoln the party
went 20 Antelope park. where the time
was spent in games and races. a lunch
was served at 8 O'Clock
Dean and Mrs r. r. McProud have
moved their household goods 10 the
Williams house at Eighteenth and Y
streets, where they Will reside during the
coming year. Mr.. and Mrs. McProud
have been In the State Agricultural schoo
at Brookings. s. D.. during the last two
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Kava Root Rrint rt--Now Beacon Prsss
Electric fans, $3.50. Burgess-Cra nden.
Public Insurance Adjugter-George
Schroeder. iOs Ware block. Red eti6.
Choice Of fried spring chicken or
planked lake trout at Schlitz hotel sun
day from 11;SO a. m, to $50 p. m. Price
tOc
Keep -Four Money aud Valuables in
the American Safe Deposit Vaults, rs :
18th St. Bee building. Boxes rent 81 90
for three months.
"roday's Complste Movie Program"
classified section tooay. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various mqving picture thesters offer.
Must Take Out Liosnsep-City Elec-
trician Curran states no intends to en-
force the ordinance which requires
journeymen electricians to take out
licenses. This will apply to the annexed
territory as we'll
Sons of St. George TO Hold Social
Shakespeare lodge" Sons of st
George. will hold social and dance
Wednesday at S p. NJ. in the Lyric thea
ter building. Nineteenth and Farnam.
Regular meeting of the lodge will be
held same evening at Z p. m
Attention, singersI The members OF
the Saengerfest chorus are notified that
the general rehearsals will be held Tues
day and Friday evening week. and that
there will be no rehearsal on Wednesday
night. Every member is urgently re-
quested to be present punctually at S
o'clock
KEahsr Seeks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
Aaher, Fremont has filed suit in dis
trict court against Robert T, Mshaffey,
North Bend; Henry Mates. Fremont.
and Frank Human, North Bend, asking
an injunction to prevent them from using
a patent which he owns for riprappiny
and current DETECTION.
women's Catholic orddsr OF Roresters
There wiG be a joint meeting OF all
of the courts OF the women's Catholic
Order of Foresters of Greater Omaha and
Council Bluffs on Monday evening at
Workman, temple, South Omaha. Mrs.
Rose d. Rittman. high chief ranger from
Chicago, will be present and address the
meeting
McCague Shows Little Improvement
Thomas II. McCague's condition remains
about the same. with perhaps slight i'm
provement noticeable. according to his
physicians and family. II is understood
that he is conscious only part of the
time. since suffering a stroke of paralysis
several weeks ago, and that his condition
s serious and not very encouraging.
Surprised by singers-Mr. and Mrs
John $, Helgren were surprised FFidas
evening by members Of the Norden Sing
ing society, who made their way. to a
side window of the Helgren residence
and broke into song. Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
gren invited the singers into the house.
where the host and hostess observed their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr..
Helgren is director OF the choir OF
Kountze Memorial church.
How to Prevent SmOke-Osburn Mon
EFT, late smoke inspector in Chicago, now
with the American Radiator company, de-
livered a lecture on Smoke Prevention
TO the Omaha members of the National
Association of Stationary Engineers, at
their lodge room in Washington hall Fri
day evening, explaining the principles OF
hand and mechanical firing, the cause of
smoke and how to prevent 1t. Mr.. Chris
man, city smoke inspector, had charge
of the arrangements.