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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
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The report of the referees in the case
of Elnora Witzel and Wagner Lee
against Clara Campbell, Evelyn Brady,
Clarence Lee, Leslie tcc, tjer ce Lu
Foisy, Vera Grant and Albert Shaw, a
partition suit was filed today in the
circuit court of this county. The refer
ees surveyed and divided the farm in
question wfilh consisted of 344.SO
acres. 10 Elnorp Wital was awarded
tract No. l consisting OF 7l.56 acres on
condition that she pay s72O to be divid-
ed equally between Bernice Lu Foisy,
Vera Grant and Albert Shaw to whom
was awarded tract No / containing 10.-
So acres. Evelyn Brady received tract
No. 2 containing 67.49 acres, Clara
Campbell received tract No. 3 Of 67.50
acres and /. w. Lee received a tract
containing 67.52 acres. The referees
were j. n. Duncan, Henry Keene and
James Culver.
H. c. Willing today filed an applica-
tion for a judgment foreclosing tax
lien against George Foss, \. T. Beeby
and James Cess. The property in
volved consists of about two acres in
7. s S. R. ! +. and the total Of the taxes
and penalty is $7.71.
The road and highway warrants and
also the general warrants for the Aug
ust bills Of the county were mailed out
this afternoon from the office of the
county clerk. The road and highway
warrants for the month totalled SIS
1873 which was about $4,000 less
than last month The general fund war
rants amounted to $6,97974.
District Attorney Ringo appeared for
the state in the supreme court this aft
enoon to argue the case of the State
against Joe Peery charged with giving
intoxicating liquor to a convict. Peery
was convicted in the circuit court anu
fined $50 but appealed the case to the
higher court. Smith & Shields are rep-
resenting the appellant and defendant.
Eleven widows are seeking to force
Judge Bushey to grant widows pen.
'lons in this county, and alternative
Trits of mandamus were filed in the
'lrcult court yesterday afternoon. There
we're three suits of this nature filed
loont two months ago to compel Judge
3ushey and the county commissioners
% come into court and either grant the ,
lppllcatlons for pensions or to- show
ause why they are not granted. The
widows made application for
pensions: Jessie V. Loter, three chil
llren, $25; Cora NJ. Kephart, four chill
iren, $3.50; Ollie Lewis, four children.
'S2 500; oleo Peterson, four children, |
,S2,oo; ,53. Eva Wolfe, five children, |
i+O; Jennie Headrick Wooley. Dora
B, John, Mary L. Finley, Jennie NJ !
White and Fora Baker, each HAVING
md child and each asking $40 and !
;ettie Yoho, eight children, $50 5O !
waiter l.. Tooze and G. o. Holman,
II Dallas, represent the plaintiffs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
RepOrts cOming in from the prlne or.

Reports coming in from the prune or
ehardS throughout the county, Indicate
that drying is being done much earlier
TINS year than last All the driers are
now working full 'orce, and the work
is being pushed 10 avoid the early
rains, Trees are being shaken hard to
ge' All that will falL as the growers
rear the brown nor According to Ivan
q; McDoniels, in the. Liberty district
all orchards are bciugSpicked this year
one week earlier thun last, as year
ago all were caught in, the early rains
, rrunes are NOT as large on an average
throughout the country, but they are
h'&Ny and will average close to 4O's
ana 'o s. The Petite crop has been
unusually large in all parts Of the
county,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Among those who will sail ON the
Northern Pacific steamer from Flavel
tomorrow are Joe Hewitt William
spayd and Miss Bessie Il. Bailey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

DR.. R. t Mclntire, physician and
surgeon, PA Masonic bldg. Phone ilO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Dorothy, the five.months old baby of
Mr. aud Mrs, Ralph Mills, 2ll South
Eighteenth street, died yesterday even,
ing at 3'i5 O'Clock The body was
taken to Ncwbcrg for burial this after.
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
II. II. oorey. secrotary OF thn stnl

IT, tt, Uorey, secretary Of The State
Public Service commission, returned TO
the office this morning after u two
weeks vacation which was cut Il few
days short on account Of the rush OF
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

secretary Of State olcott is unable
10 find any trace of the 0Crowr 't"n''I
Nome which Harry Morclaua smith n
young man IN Los Angeles saws vns
located near Portland in lSgS.gl ma os
M olcott referred the matter :,
Hcorgc 7. Litchfield, OF this citv vbo
rs particularly wen Informed Sp ,G'
eMly history Of this state and Al,
l''ehheld says that there was perrr
sueh charitable Institution in m,
state The records VI the state do ma,
snow that II ever received STATE Nh
and II is evident tha, the youne man
vas mistaken In the place. Smith said
he was taken cut of the home when Am
l9tan' aud wished 70 find out more
about his autecedeuts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Assistant State superintendent of
Public Instruction C. y. Carleton re.
turned today from San Francisco whore
he has been for two weeks. Mr.. Carlo.
ton attended the convention of the Nh.
tlonal Educational association held in
san Francisco and then remained n
week longer to visit the fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
The department Of commerce wosn.

ngton, d. c., has issued a directory
OF all the commercial clubs in the world
THIS directory viii >uon be ON filo ot
tho Commercial club rooms and win he
of assistance to those who want infor.
nation regarding any city in the coua'
try
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Music students redisterod. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic 5. Mendcnhall now have
their studios located in the Hubbard
building, where students wishing 10
register in any line OF musical work
may do so az Room 2ll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Polk county voted 5000 for a display
70 oe maze OF its products at the Manu-.
,aetuters and Land Products show 10
November IS. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Plaeards have been placed IN tho
store windows ON Commercial street nm.
hounong the state fair from September
=, to October 4. According TO the hest
OF information, the closing day VI the
state fair is saturday, October .. and
not October 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Attorney Glenn L. Unruh returned To.
day from a ten days stay at his farm
near Dayton. He reports that pruncs In
'nat section viii average about 80 per
cont OF crop, Sizes win run from 10 's
to AO' and are driving heavy. The
gram crops In that section are AN much
gtoo1'c tue average and the general con.
diuon' are satisfactory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Dr. stones Drug store.

M Vernon Parsons, wei known
attorney of Eugene, aud County Prose.
cutting Attorney D. NJ Dcyers, of Eu.
gene, are In Salem today to argue the
case of the state against Locke in the
supreme court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

tho FIX committee, consisting Of
FRED :. Rynop. w T., Sluter and Dr.
Seymour Skitt met with W. Al Jones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

The regular Sunday school of the
Unitarian churca win begin with the
first sunday of October, when a SUNDAY
school rally will be held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
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Or. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. u. s. bnnk bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

There are several indications of bua.
ness activity that indicate to some OK.
tent return TO normal business con.
ulUons' Repuir men are busy, ioh
printers are working steadily TO fin or.
ders' aud there is u general feeling that
things will be lively in salem from n
business standpoint.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

DR.. Utter, dentist, will return from
National Dental Congress September
lS. office ili Salem Bank Of Com.
merce Bldg, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Representatives we're elected last ev.
enlng Toy the Hnights Of Pythias To II
grand lodge ot the Domain Of Orrson
Wu,e1 meets IN Portland, October 4.
Snu ,I ~ as follows; !. C. Perry. with
~ g. schelbcrg as alternate: A. J.
Nauen,~ with A. M Hansen as altern.
O,V' W. r. Gibson, with d, Ii. SNYDER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

New class In shorthand and steneo
typy will be commenced al the Capital
lusincss college on Monday. September
la' The principal is iu his office each
day TINS week to answer inquiries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
The Commercial club is already lis,.

The Commercial club is already list.
h's rooms for tair visitors. Those who
can accommodate few visitors during
the iur, should let the fact be known
at the Commercial club, giving their
name. lddrcss and number they cpr
accommodate, aud also price. With this
Information, the great number that
como every year to spend few day.
can properly be taken care of. .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

The general estimate OF experienced
hop men placo the crop IN tho William,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Ihe engineers Of the state highway
department are preparing preliminary
pans Tor redcckiug the steel hridr, NJ
eugene with crcosotei wood hio,Ls
Nh'le this bridge was erected but twn
years ago the three inch plapking !.
wearing out and the Lane count, c,m.
m'sNoners are seeking some more nor.
m0uent decking. To put down wood
ilVly,Ns plVyNs Wili increase the weight ON ,bs
pudge ana It viii be necessary IN
strengthen some Of the reinforcing M
load ""''''VD"'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

- a case of LOU will be presented TO
OoL samuel Moody passenger traffic
agent of the Pennsylvania railrood
When he passes through the city today
IN ms special car en- route 10 Snr
francisco Paul schmidt, rcpresenting
@ @tno Northwest Fruit Products company
una kolph 4, Moores for the CONNER.
C'oi !, oIn6 will meet Col Moody and So,
lotth the virtues of Lom as beverage
ana ten him what great ADVANTAGE >
would be to the Pennsylvania systcm
10 serve Lolu ON their dining cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
No. 902l.
Report of the Condition of the
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK

of Oregon the Close Business septen
RESOURCES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Secretary of State Ben W. olcott has

s'N'n the Commercial club permission
10 serve punch, waters and sandwiches
!" tue state house, just outside of m,
mousse of representatives. when m,
Lohd Grant congress meets in this city
september lbl1'lS, Instead of hoyinc
o% one hig banquet for the delegates. nbm'
'uo IN alt the Commercial cmb win
take this means of entertaining tbrn,
Aod to add to the pleasure of jnnIin"
roJ9, eating WaterS and an kinds az
SoudNiehes' the Commercial club Is Al.
ranging to have them served by several
OF salem 's most comcly Young ladies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

H. c. Willing today filed an applica-
tion for a judgment foreclosing a tax
lien against George Foss, \. T. Beeby
and James Cess. The property in
volved consists of about two acres in
7. s S. R. E. and the total Of the taxes
and penalty is $I71.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

br MenueSohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly. u. s. bnnk bldg.
.
Among those who will sail on the
Northern Pacific steamer from Flayel
Spayd and Miss Bessie n. Bailey.
.
DR.. Stones Drug store II
g
iivna " 'nioe WEEKS Vaca'lon al ocean
imo itsa n,,,, i'S1 ~ III W 'os'lnB anu tuN'
bnilaing fnmilv cottoaoP r'1V,s P"' =" "'S ''"''
yy''"eo'
DR. r. Mc1rv,ro nn,,o,,,.. .
plVinviio, Physiolah ana
n ~ -. -.
pnpt,1 pt - ooiVy' Secrotary OF the state
~, u'''' HoiN,Vp commission, returned to
uuo oit,oe tGis morning after two
uays short on account of the rush Of /
"orN'
-. g. - II
w. s'oho ~ Drug store If !
%
M Vernon Parsons, well known
attorney Of Eugene, aud County Prose
fullhH ATTORNEY j. Nj, DVNpTs Of Iu- (
gene, are In Salem today to argue the
case of the state against Locke in the
supreme court,
--o--
DR. Utter, dentist, will return from
national Dental tOuurpss SgutnmhorI
10. office ili Salem Bank Of Com.
merce Bldg, II
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Central Labor Union
Asks New Rule on
Repairing Autos

Jonas wangberg Of the machinlsts'
union last evening succeeded in securing
tho adoption Of a resolution by the Cen
trail Labor union requesting the city COM
missioners 90 discontinue the practice OF
allowing policemen and firemen to do re-
pair work upon city automobiles, which
work should be done by regular ma
chinists. The city officials will be asked
10 engage union labor in this and other
work whenever possible .It was reported
that the practice OF firemen and police
men doing this work has been growing
and should be discontinued without delay.
George II. Arnold OF the plumbers was
elected director TO succeed L. v. Guye,
who resigned when he ran for city COM
missioner. In compliance with the bylaws
OF the union.
Miss Catherine Leonard OF the Union
Label league reported progress in getting
local merchants to mark their wares with
the label
A report from a committee OF the typo
graphical union. relating TO alleged mis-
use OF the Central Labor unions sanction
in the Issuance OF q label directory. was
laid over until the first meeting in June.
that the BARRIERS may have an oppor-
tunity 20 read and answer this report be-
fore Il Is acted upon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

and sermon at II a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon al 1:30 o'clock.
church OF 81. Philip the Deacon, Twen-
ty-first, near Paul. Rev John Albert VII
liams. Vicar--Rogatiou Sunday. holy
communion. 7.20 A. M; holy eucharist
tchoral and sermon. II; sunday school !
p. m. evening prayer and sermon, $50.
Lutheran.
st Paul. Twenty-fifth and Evans, Rev.
T. T. Otto Paetor--Services at 10 a. m
and y. m. IN English. Sunday school al
l11.a0 a. m. Choir meeting on Fridays al
Is p. m. Anniversary Of dedication anc
/ ceremony OF confirmation at r. m. next
Sunday, May IS
st. Metthews English. Nineteenth and
CASTELAR,. Rev. @. w. Snyder, Pastor
! At III a. m. two prominent lady spea xers
/ from the Lutheran Woman's General
Missionary convention now. holding ses-
sions In Omaha. will address the audience
| Biblical Women in the Ancient Church
/ Of Cod" sunday school at 10 a. m.
subject David and Jonathan"
Kountse Memorial Farnam street ant
/ Twenty-sixth Avenue, Rev. oliver d
Baltzly, Ph.D., DID, Pastor-Mornine
worship at II O'Clock. special sermon &C
ship at s O'clock special addresses by
some OF the strongest members OF the
convention. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
/ Luther league meeting at Z p. m. Watch
convention program from day to day.
Grace English. 1926 South Twenty-sixtt
Street. Clarence n. Swihart Minister :,
AZ II a. M. The World and the Word. +,
| At s p. m. address, 'Call OF the West,
Mrs. George HillermRn. San Diego. Cal.
address our Commission" Miss Mar
gerv NJ. D. Lilly, Mechaniscburg, Pa
Sunday school at $3.50. J. f. Smith super
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Lusitania Was Armed
Heavily, According
To the London Post

LONDON, May 8. 1854 A. M.-The
Morning Post In an editorial on the
Lusitania, after remarking on the elab-
crate warnings issued at New York be-
fore the ship sailed. said:
I'VE find u difficult to understand how.
with such warnings ana such ample op-
rortunities TO take all precautions. the
Lusitania was caught The eoncl lusion
that the vessels exact course must have
been known TO the captain OF the sub
marine is difficult TO avoid, but uncom-
Portable TO accept"
The Post believes that the conditions
we're favorable for the rescue OF many
Of the passengers and supposes that
everything was in readiness on board
the liner and that the mode OF procedure
In case Of attack had been carefully 70.
hearsed.
II states that the LusItania was armed
with formidable battery Of guns"
and adds:
But Il appears that New York legal
niceties regarding international law. pre-
vented the boat from carrying ammuni-
ton for those guns. under pain of being
interned In a neutral port as a ship Of
var.
But surely. IL the United states re-
gards these submarine attacks as illegal
II should follow that guns may be psed
on merchantinen 20 guard thenselvei
against such attacks without making The
vessel which pses them a ship OF war
In the face Of this crime. II Ia Idle q
waste words in condemnation We mu
set our teeth and SO on with the wal
With more courage and determination. "
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Bellboys Framed"
To a Fake Robbery

Help! Police! Rnbbers!" were shouts
that disturbed the quiet Of Hotel Tonte-
nelle's lobby az 1 o'clock Thursday NORA
Ing. when Sam Peterson and II. II.
sheffieids seIlboys. dashed into the hotel
In frightened and disheveled condition.
after having started homo.
Whom they Gained down they were
ale 60 explain 10 Clerk wilheit that they
had been held up and robbed OF their
days tips by ulaaked highwaymen In the
Central High school grounds. while they
were on their way 20 their roomIns
house at sa North Twenty-second street.
At that point in their story, however
several OF their fellow bellhops marched
III and handed Peterson and Sheffield the
money they had been robbed" OF. Then
the breathless victims OF the bold. bad
robbers discovered that they had been
framed" for a little joke.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

intendent. Luther league at 4 Miss
Francis Thoeicke leader
Zion. Thirty-sixth Street and Lafayette
Avenue-A n. L,oriner. Pastor-sundaF
school at 9:B n. m. Services az II n. IN.
and D. m The sunday school teache :
will meet on Monday evening IN the e
church perloIs TqeS,ddsy s,d y. eyenlpis eSssti5r % ct
the home Of Lillian and Selma SWininn-
berg, 1886 North Twenty-fifth street. Mld-
week service Wednesday evening AT ".
m. Choir practice Thursday evening AZ
meet at the home OF Mrs. V. a JonhsoIl'
1923 North Thirty-cighth street. on Thurs-
dav afternoon The continuation class
viii meet Wednesday evening and Satui ,
day afternoon. The Willing workers VIII
meet Saturday afternoon.
Presbyterian.
First, Seventeenth and Dodge. Edwin
Hart Jenls, ID. D., Pastor-Morning, lg;sO'
evening, s; Sunday school, noon; En-
deavor meeting, Z.
Castollar Sixteenth and CASTELAR,. c.
c. Meek Pastor-Morning, IL; evening,
S: Sabbath school, s:45; Junior Shristiian
/ Esndeavor, !: Senior Christian EndeaVor, Z.
Central United. Twenty-fourth and
Dodge Hugh B. Speer, Pastor Mornlng z
worship. address by william Baird; sab
| bath school r. Paul H. Patton, superih-
| tendent; Young Peoples meeting =.
studies In life of Christ conducted py
| Mrs. d. A. Foote.
Sunday school. $50 a. m. Mother Day
services, 1915; intermediate and Junior
! Endeavor meetings, 3 p. M Chrisuan
/ Endeavor prayer meeting, b:0 y. III
evening worship and sermon by the ReN'
Julius Schwartz, 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

Twenty-seventh and st. Mary's Avenue-
Morning service, lO.N. Rev Hugh Speer
will preach Kelly chorus choir Sunday
school at noon. Midweek service Wednes-
day evening, 81
Plymouth. Eighteenth and Emmett T.
". Leayitt. Minister-Morning at 1850
The Text Book OF All Ages" evening
az y. The salvation Of the City" Sum
day school. " m. young peoples meet
ing. p. m; midwcok service Wednesday
at p. m.
Central Park. Forty-second and sara
toga, J. y. Beard, pastor-sunday school
at 10, ~. d. Geps0u. superintendent.
Morning worship ct n: theme, "PreDar-
ing the Way" Christian Endeavor At
1.l5 p. m. Evening worship at 3 viii
united with Olivet and lfirst Memorial
churches in prayer meeting at Olivet
church at $3.50 sunday afternoon.
Hillside, Thirtleth and Ohio, w. S.
Hampton, Pastor--Morning service at
lO.D Evening service at s O'Clock. At Z
r. m, at meeting for conference and
prayer OF cottage prayer meeting com
nittees In district No. s, W. &. HAMPTON.
syperintendent.; will be held. Rev. A J.
/ Morris OF Emanuel Baptist church will
speak on The Personal Work OF Christ -
Every committee should be fully repre-
sented Senior Endeavor at D. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
baptist.


Emmanuel. Twenty-tourth and Pinkney,
Arthur j. Morris, Pastor-Morning yor-
ship at 1890; subject, Gods sympathy" /"
Bible school at neon noon Young Young People's g
at s o'clock. Prayer and praise meeting
on Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
Mt, Moriah. Twenty-sixth and Seward,
w. b. M. Scott, A. B., Is. tn, Minister
In charge-Sunday at Il a. M; sua1ect.
Evening worship at s. sublect. Mother
$50 a. m. Baptist Young Peoples
Union at e:s 0p. m.
First. Harney and Park Avenue. H. o.
1880 Mothers Day." subject. THE
Triuneness OF Womanhood." Evening
worship at 7:s0; subject, Shoes OF Iron
and Brass" Bible schol at noon; George
Peoples meeting at $50.
Calvary, Hamilton and Twenty-fifth,
J. a. Maxwell, Pastor--Morning topic,
pss,S Esn1s s61s sSRs SHSa, Tae II Mssrps
, 9. w Noble. superintendent Young
Peoples meeting at csc p. M, led by
Mrs. Maxwell. Prayer meeting Of the
church on Wednesday evening, led by
Mr. l. w. Carpenter.
Grace. Corner South Tenth and Arbor
! y. b. Taft, Rastor-Men's prayer meet
Ing. $3.50 a. M Sunday school. 10 a. m.
morning worship at II, subject, MARY
Nflt NAOlAtI Oh JchuSe JunlOT LneeUnK
2;45 p. M; Baptist Young Peoples union
.. M; evening service at s, with Moth.
| era' day program; Mrs. q. d. Madison
Mrs. NJ. q. Maderx. Mrs. w. A. Vickery
and Mrs. Edward Johnson will speak;
ladies' chorus will sing. Mission Sunday
school. .. m, at 2Oi0 South Fourth
street
Christian.
Northside, Twenty-seccnd and 10th.
rop. George l.. Peters, Pastor Bible
/ l0:5; theme, The Blessing of a Coco
| Mother" Evening service at s; theme
| THE Mission of Jesus. intermediate En-
deavor at 5 p. m. Senior Endeavor a
/ 6.t6 p. m.
First rwenty-sixth and Harney
Charlie: e. GobOsys PsstOrsiornIng wor
Mother" Evening worship at s: theme
| Friendship" Christian Endeavor at GA
| p. m. Junior Endoavor at s.l5 y. m. Bib,
school at s;45 a. m.
ChriHtian Science.
First Church of Christ. Scientist. ST
| Mary's Avenue and Twcnty-fourth-Ser
vices at II a. m. and "A. m; subject
Adam and Fallen Man" Sunday sehoo
az $50 and II a. m Wednesday evening
meeting at s.
Second Church OF Christ Scientist
Dundee Hall. Fiftieth and Uunderwoo,
Avenue.--Services at II a. M; subject
Adam and Fallen Man" Sunday schoo
at s:t6 a, m. Wednesday evening meeting
at s o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First. Nineteenth and Davenport
Frederick T. Rouse, Pastor Morninl
worship at 1870. Sunday school at noon
No evening service.
81, Mary's Avenue Congregational
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
GERING SEEKS L0CKETS
STOLEN FROM HIS HOME

Matthew GerinE of Piattsmouth has
enlisted the aid Of the local police in a
search for an old copper medallion 1ocket,
which was stolen from his trousers pocket
with other valuables when a burglar
visited his home at Plattsmouth Thurs
day night. Gering prizes the Ioclxet moro
highly than the money he lost. as the
former is an old keepsake and contains
portraits OF his parents.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
GENERAL ROUNDUP MADE
TO SECURE NEGRO THUGS

over forty colored men and women
have been arrested by the police. follow
ing the assault and robbery by negro
thugs Of Daniel Coffey. q Union Pacific
conductor, near Eleventh and Davenport
streets Thursday night. One OF the VIC
TINS fingers was bitten off. in order TO
secure a tight fitting diamond ring. and
he was badly beaten up, but Is now re-
ported better.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
SELLS LAND BELONGING
TO ANOTHER TO 0MAHAN

wAHoo, Eeb,. May s--Cspeciai.)- y
Someone isnperuonating John J. johnson.
weli-known wahoo man. started a lively
little mixup In Holt county diatrict court
when he sold Mr.. -JohnSon's quarter sec
tion Of land near here.
Mr. johnson after learning OF the
forgery of his signature brought suit to
ouiet the title of the land. The case in
wolves 4 number Of Omaha persons who
figured in the deal through innocence.