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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
FeW Facts and Fancies About the
MidOeSt Tournament Pin TunbLeTs

sation. He could set a laugh out Of q
cigar store Indian.
Dad Hopkins OF Grinneii. Ia. who IL 6s
years OF age and has been n tournament
figure for years. will be here. Dad has
Issued blanket challenge TO any bowler
I'm the country oyer 70 years old. He 4 a
great pot bowler and when he arrives
some big pot games can be expected.
c. l. Healey Of the Jack Daniels Of 81.
Louis is the real bowling Apollo OF the
country. Healey Is only six feet five
high, which makes him about the taliest
bowler extant and Is some athlete. He
used 70 be crack water polo player on
the Illinois Athletic club team.
Rude Meyer Of the Jack Daniels IL the
Beau Brummel OF the st. Louis aggrega-
tion and Is heralded as the matinee idol
OF all the girls. He looks like a Fifth
avenue fashion shop. says d. J. Sweeney.
who was passing out the dope ON ali the
st. Louisans last night
The big free lunch and open house for
all Of the visiting bowiers will be on at
Washington hall, This place will be
open whenever visiting teams are here.
The Fiat team Of Minneapolis. which
win take the alleys tonight. comes with
quite a reputation, Six teams are en-
tered from tho Twin cities this year and
the Flats are said TO be the cream oe
them all.
Dick Grotte has n nice Job at the tournas
ment. Dick ls custodian OF a cash regis
ter He sells tickets to spectators and ia
some ticket seller, according 10 those who
were friskod for buck for a season card.
Carl Cain. secretary OF the local asso-
ciation and George Lowe. secretary of
the congress, are the busy little lads at
the alleys. Running a tournament IL
some Job, as either one Of these CHAPS
win quickly testify, and II you don't be-
lieve IT, 20 up and take n look at them
burning the midnight oil.
Dad Huntington's Swedes pulled some
big city stuff for the boys last night.
Dad dug up fife and drum corps some
place, attired them as rural swedish lads
and marched them through the streets
from his alleys TO the Farnam alleys and
then had them lead his quintet on the
alleys.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Compiled and furnished By Kerr Title Guarantee
and Abstract company. sos South seventeenth
street.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Mary Pivonka and husband TO MaIdelina
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Improvement Associations dd............8
August Peteruon and wife 20 q. A. Walker.
lot l, block a. Florence.
Barker Company to Frank @. Seward lot
ibI. LeavonwOrth Heights. .....,........... /
Barker Company TO- Charles Hern, lots io6.
ibB, 203 and oa Leavenworth Heights....
ChaTlee l. Wright et a. 20 Ernest Drunbt
ei5o feet Of lot 8. block T. Belvidore add. 300
BeR II. Cowdery and husband 10 Daily
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C. Georgp CArlbsrg and wife 20 John r.
Hurley, part Of lots 4 and 3. block H.
Creighton'a iFrst add. g. 800
John F. Hurley and wife 70 c. George Carl
berg, lots II and ~. block Z. Pruyn Park. 500
N; r. iDllranee and wife 70 John Bekins.
lot 4. block 5, kountEe a Keeth's add. -. 5000
Northern Trust Company TO American Ra-
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
JAMES SMITH, JR, OF
NEW JERSEY IN TROUBLE

NEWARK. N. j.. Nov. o-James
Smith. jr.. former United States senator
from New Jersey. announced today that
he had resigned the presidency OF the
Federal Trust company OF this city aud
placed his business affairs In the hands
OF a trustee. Mr.. Smiths indebtedness
approximates Si.750.0OO His assets are
estimated at more than s2OOO.OOO. and he
expects to pay all claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES

BIDS will be received at the city clerk'a
office Ida Grove. Iowa, up 10 \ O'clock
p. M, November S0 1915. for paving GER
tain streets and alleys In said city, esti.
mated at 5000 70 5000 yards curbina
etc. Plans and specifications can be seeii
at city clerks office, or at engineers Of
flee, X. G. GaynOr, Sioux City, Iowa The
council reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids. Certified check. 10 per cent Of
bid, 10 accompany bid.
GEO. {. HUBBARD City Clerk.
Ida Grove, Iowa. November Is, 1915.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

d. ]. Sweeney, the king OF bowling in
st. Louis. beat the rest OF the Mound
City gang IN by arriving yesterday.
sweeney ia the original tournament fiend
OF the United States. He makes ell
tournaments. be they big or small and he
Is known TO every pin tumbler In the
land. sweeney's strong point Is CONVEX
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

H. c. Menns. president OF the ST. Louis
Bowling association. will arrive here to-
day. Menne is city treasurer OF St. Louis
and II will be up to him 70 make the
big spiel for 81. Louis a. the 1916 tourna-
ment city. II Ia expected his political ex-
periecne will come In In good stead when
this trick comes off at the annual meet
Ing. Menne IL said TO be a good bowler,
who has followed the game for twenty
years. He rolls big round-house hook.
II 81. Louis lands the 1916 event. he will
probably be elected the executive 70
handle IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE no CoNTRACTORs-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BY direction Of the property commit
tee OF the Board OF Regents of the UNI
Verslty of Nebraska. bids will be received
until o'clock .. IN. Wednesday, Decem-
ber 10. 1915, at the office OF the under
building on the city campus of the UNI
veIsity of Nebraska at Lincoln. Separate
bids will be received for installation OF
heating and ventileting, plumbing and
vacuum cleaning and electric wiring for
said building; all bids on building CON
struction and the several installations OF
equipment must be In strict accordance
with plans. drawings and specifications
now on file In the office of the superin-
tendent OF construction In the University
Administration building at Lincoln. Bid
ders must confer with the said superin-
tendent OF construction and must In all
cases use the blank forms prepared un-
der the, direction OF said superintendent
OF said building Including equipment
above mentioned Is S200,OO0 Bids must be
accompanied by bank cashiers checks or
GsrtlfIlISste t,d1sIIS e q deposit payable uneond-
University OF Nebraska, IN the amounts
and for purposes stated In the ''instruc-
uons to bidders accompanying plans
and plainly marked on the outside cover
Chemistry Building" or. Chemistry
Building Equipment" as the case may be
reserved 20 reject any and ali bids
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
J. 3 DALES. Secretary, Station A, L4n-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
BY direction OF the property committee
OF the board Of regents OF the University
OF Nebraska. bids will be received until
4 o'clock y, m. Wednesday. December
for construction OF a hospital building on
the grounds OF the university medical col
lege I'm Omaha. Separate bids will be
received for installation of heating and
yentilating, plumbing and vacuum clean
II g; all bids on building construction and
the several installations OF equipment
must be in strict accordance with plans
drawings and specifications now on file
In the office OF the superintendent OF
construction In the university admins
office Of Architects L.atenser & sons In
Omaha. Bidders may consult plans and
specifications either at the office OF said
superintendent OF said architects, but
must In all cases use the blank forms
prepared under direction Of said super
mate cost Of said building ineIuding
equipment above mentioned. $4,000 Bids
must be accompanied by bank cashiers
checks or certificates Of deposit payable
Internationally 70 the board OF regents
OF the University OF Nebraska, in the
amounts and for the purposes stated in
the instructions 10 bidders.r accompany
ing plans and specifications. Bids must
be scaled and plainly marked on the out
side cover Hospital Building" or Hos
pital Building Equipment, as the case
right is reserved to reject any ana ali
BIDS.
The University OF Nebraska,
station A. Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

GOVERNMENT positions in postoffice.
railway mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for f'exams" under former
u. g civil service secretary
Booklet q s. free. Write today. Patter-
son cviI Service School. Rochester.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

RHEUMATIsM treated suoeessfuIiy. Te.
suits guarantd DR.. Bowser. 3is Bee BldE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
MEDICAL

PILES. FIsTULA CURED.
Dr. E. II. Tarry cures piles, fiBtula and
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

WANTED-A first-clasa Eroceryman to
take charge OF our grocery dept.; Ger
man preferred; must have good char
acter and reputation and furnish good
reference none but experienced need ap-
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kebs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

AGENTS, young or old, make big money
easy selling our new Christmas special
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catalogs Cruver Co. Jackson & Campbell
Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
Ready Reference Directory

The following firms offer quality and expert service that
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

REPRESENT well rated factory manu-
featuring exclusive patented staple arti-
cles; no canvassing experience unneces-
sary; by devoting all or spare time you
should make big money. Pease Manutac-
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

AGENTS-Use our capital, jump into big
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per cent fuel; exclusive territory. States
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

IF SALARY of $1O0 per month and COM
missions, with liberal expenses, interest
you, address Dept. 2792, 297 Indiana Ave,
Chicago.%
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
PERSONAL

THE salvation Army Industrial home So
icits your Did clothing, furniture, maga-
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Douglas n& and our wagon will call.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

Joe Hummel and Charley withnell. rep
resentlng the city commissioners George
Lowe OF Kansas City representing the
Midwest congress-, Ed Tracy, repre-
senting the Omaha associations w.
l., Schoenman, representing the Farnam
alleys, and ID. J. Sweeney OF ST. Louis,
rolled the first balls on the six alleys
to start the tourney off.
There are two Alpen Brau teams en-
tered In the St Louis delegation. The
team which rolls Sunday night is the
championship quintet OF 1914. not the one
which rolls tonight
George strots Of Des Moines, president
of the Midwest congress. Is confined TO
hospital In Des Molnes and will be
unable TO attend the tourney. AZ the
annual meeting. which will be held at
the Paxton hotel Sunday at o'clock.
Vice President c. Il Ellis win preside.
ST. Louis. Lincoln and Cedar Rapids
are in the field for the 1915 tournament.
The odds favor the Mound city as eleven
teams from the show-me state metro
polls have entered the local event. Lin
coin has some strong supporters, how
ever, due to the unwillingness OF some
TO make the trip south. and is expected
TO put up scrap for the honor. Cedar
Rapids has not even one team entered
In the event this year and IL not con-
sidered seriously
There will be no double and single
events rolled today. the only events to-
day will be the team rolling tonight.
The Falstaff team OF ST. louis, which
was formerly the Hyde Park team. is
one OF the best known teams in the coun-
try. It Is a consistent tourney winner
and is expected TO show some speed In
the Midwest. The Budweiser team, which
rolls tonight, Is also acme quintet OF
pin tumblers and is at present loading
the two big scratch leagues In St Louis.
The 81. Louis teams. which will roll
here boast some interesting characters.
Harry Deem of the Falstaff team is one
of the few great exponents of the
back-up ball. Harry Ia said TO be a wig
ard with Il. Deem and Jul schmitt make
up the Mound citys crack double team.
Otto Stein OF the washinRtons Il called
the Jimmy Smith OF st. Louis In other
words, Otto u some money bowler and is
good man to gamble on. =
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

AGENTS make big profits handling our
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

SALESMAN-Large eastern manufac-
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additional selling agent to call on dealers
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man wishing to increase income; attrac-
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tion), New York city,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

SIDE-LINERS make $50 per week or bet
ter. during January, February and
March, samples free. The J. +. Meek
Co., Coshocton, Ohio.s %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

Otto Stein Of the washingtons IL called
the Jimmy Smith Of st. Louis. In other
words. otto 10 some money bowler and is
a good man to gamble on. =
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

MAN to give away premiums 70 ad-
vertise Rogers 20 years silver. $50 per
month and commissions. All or part
time. A. Cline, 40 Copeland Bldg. Phila-
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
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Asents, saIesmen and soIicitor-.

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
Factories ana 1'raaes.

WE need men; had &c turn down two
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

RAILWAY mail clerks wanted; SO
month; Omaha examinations coming;
sample questions free. Write Immediately
Franklin Institute, Dept 221 ]. Roches-
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with unquestionable records desiring
permanent salaried positions In South
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-21
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SALESMEN TO call on hardware, gro
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Oct. 81, II you are having any kind
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09
GIRLS TO EXHIBIT
At MAN ! ! |
WiltshowP rogr.e that Has
Been Made by the To. &
mato Club.

BY no means the latest interesting
feature of the agricultural tshowswhlch
will be held at Warrington Saturday
will be the exhibit Of the Girls Toma.
TO club. For the women it will be
quite the bestNthing In the show and
it will vic with the exhibits Of tho
Corn club. the Boys Pig club and the
Poultry club in general interest. There
will be exhibits in the following class.
es which. will show the progress Of the
Girls Tomato club during the year:
Glass 1. Canning cap and apron,
Class 2. Kitchen outfit consisting of
dress, apron and cap, IN
Class 3. Booklets containing history
of years work. 9 : g n :. =
Y Glass Daily record book which
shows how much work the girl has
DONE. when she did 1t and the exact
amount Of money spent and cleared
on her years work.
tables. N o.
Glass 8. Six ways Of preparing 10
matoes for home use. (
Inc exhibit will be an interesting
one as well as being instructive. Cam
ned tomatoes and canned fruits viii
the show. 'N"" - 1 "ss's
The girl who makes tho best nil.
around showing OF the one-tenth acre.
including management. and ali will
INV! i.nve her expenses paid to the prize.
January. 'e""
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09
GRAND CHAPTER
ELECTION n TONIGHT 4
Committee Will Also Make
Reports at the Conclud-
ing Session.

The Grand Chapter OF the Royal
Arch Masons, in annual session at the
Masonic Temple in this city. continued
today the school of instruction which
started yesterday morning. The com:
mittees for the conyocation which
were appointed last night are working
today and will report tonight. These
reports viii be submitted at the clos.
ing session OF the Grand Chapter to.
night, when suggestions will either be
accepted or rejected.
The annual election OF officers OF
the Grand Chapter will also be held
tonight at the closing session.
Although a buffet lunch was served
at noon to many of the members OF
the chapter, hotels were also crowded
with the distinguished visitors.
Many more Masons are expected In
the city tonight and tomorrow for the
Grand Lodge A. f. & A. NJ. fifty.first
annual communication when the Grand
Deputy will exemplify the degrees to.
morrow and Thursday.
Thursday the banquet, which will be
served in the Temple by 60 members
in charge of Harry Engle, will have
covers laid for 600. The menu is to be
prepared by the Presbyterian Legion.
The banquet will be at $50 P. M. and
all local and visiting Masons are ex.
pected to be present. The feast held
is a semicentennial celebration, COM
memorating the foundation OF the
Grand Lodge of Masons Of West Vir-
ginia.
Everything is in readiness for the
ladies OF the Presbyterian Church who
will prepare the feast and take charge
OF the banquet hall Thursday. and Mr..
Engle has his so walters prepared to
handle the GOO banqueters.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-09
Foreign Money
Is Disappearing
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS
cUeAIs FREE FROM vExA.
Tlous SITUATION.

HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 9.-(Corre.
spondence of Tho Associated Press)-
For the first time in years Cuba is free
OF the annoyance'and confusion result.
Ing from the general circulation OF va
rious kinds of foreign money. On No.
yember 1 there went into effect Presi.
dent Menocal's decree declaring illc.
gal the circulation Of any but Ameri.
can and Cuban money. In. anticipation
of this decree taking effect foreign
coins have already disappeared almost
entirely from circulation, only few
Spanish dollars being accepted in
some OF the smaller shops at heavy
discount, the bulk of the silver and
gold having been shipped back to
Spain.
When the United States undertook
the occupation OF Cuba, American
money was declared to be the official
currency, but together with this a vast
quantity OF Spanish gold and silver
and some French gold remained In cir.
culatfon, varying in value in compari.
son to official money from day to day,
nominally in accordance with the laws
OF the supply and demand, but actual
ly in response to manipulation by the
hundreds Of money changers whose
little shops are scattered all over Ha.
vana.
Recently large volume of Cuban
silver and gold has been placed In cir
culation and declared to be official
money on par with American currency,
and by the Presidents decree, this and
the American money will henceforth
be the only currency recognized in
Cuba. This will remove a constant
source of irritation to tourists who
have heretofore had to deal with half
dozen kinds OF currency. The oniy
opposition to the new state Of affairs
has come from few Spanish mer.
chants and the money changers whose
means OF livelihood has disappeared.
Incidentally 1t is interesting that some
Of the Spanish merchants have shown
a disposition to prefer American gold
coins to American notes protesting a
fear that should the United States be-
come involved in war the notes would
suffer depreciation.