davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
$4,000 Y cenach "a
ziSkdYdni hlaSl. Viz
te 0hlaSku ma ji-
mem miSte.
Kazdy mluvi O velkem
zapasu o hlasy.
Eabidka prinesla tolik zadosti, Re
post0vni poslicek SO diyil. ---
Stolek redaktora zapasu Wy.
hli&i jako omen v zelezniGni
ufadovne.

Rcdaktor zdpasu n6co zaGal. -.
Ntrra u pr"drydIrrm rckl Gtcnd.
rum, uby VyStfihIl u poStou posIali
IUoloinoGni kUpony, A oni iidi 50
die jrho rady. MGIi byStc vidtti
rho pSari Stolck. Ma k zodpoyd-
dtul uyni vice dopiSt neA hlayni
kIrrk V lclc2nitni niadovn6. TAX
nuoho ji"h doSlo, Ac doSud ncby-
10 mono jc zantStI do Sc2namu.
.Jcho liradoVna vyhlial nyni ia.
ko ona 2asilaciho klcrka. postov.
nj poslidek chtfl vddlli, Gim zpnso-
b"no bylo takoyt ro2tIIcni.
X tcmu .jsou vIaStnt ~ nomi-
naGni klponyY' ptaI Sc dnes rhno
$50 vlastnt ticnhi(lm poskytlj je.
t"y" Rcdaktor 2dpasu vysvfiliI
,Uu tcnto podnik.
" Well, prohIdSiI poStovni po-
Slicck. "Ncnl mnoho tasopisn,
klcrr dhvaji ntco zdarma. N6tsi.
na vcdc 81 prayt opatnt, Brati a
nikoIiv dGvati, jc ,cjich zasadou.'
"Tcnto taSopiS pravdepodobnt
jr yclkomysln6iSim, - prohlasil re.
daktor zapasu.
"Za jak%m 1tclcm jc vcdcn ten.
to 2dpas?' ptql SO poslitek dale.
4" .Jc to IA i16clcm d0lsiho rozsifeni
tohoto tasopisu. To 2natnou me.
ron zvfSi ccnu tohoto listu pro
miStni oSadu stat. " TAX odpov6-
dtl rcdaktor zhpaSu.
"Prcs to, Hc TO 2namcnati budc
pro mnc vice pracc, jsem vami, y
poznamcnal poSIiGck, kdyz vydal
So op6tnt ma dalSi svoji obchiizku.
''PidI bych 81, abych mohl pouzi.
ii yuSl nabidky, ale to vlhdni pra-
vidla ncdovoG.
Rcdaktor 2apaSu podobnt So ne.
kdy citi sam. MiSto zisknvAni hla-
Sll ale nyni odpovida ma dotazy
dopisy o ttto vclkt Rampant. TO
Y pritomnt dobt i"j pllnt 2amtst-
niva, Ntktcrr odpovtdi budou
opo2dtny nNSlcdkcm vel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
NESOU
TEzCE NEzDAR Y
MESOPO TAM /
Nadeje na dobyti Bagdadu znacne
oddaleny padem anglicke jizni
basty Kut -El.Amara.
PRUDKE BOJE U VERDUNU.
Nemci docilili vitezstvi no vychod.
nj front6 II jezera Narocz.
Jinde malo noveho.

Loud}n, 80, dubna. N2danI ~
posddky gcncrHIn TOwnShcndn y
Kut-EI. .Amara po pozoruhodn@nI
oblcarnl, tryajicim lab dny, uGiui,
10 ttmdr konec auglickym made.
jim IN dobyti Bagdadi Dobyti
teehto poSic Tprky ntini nov} po.
tnp podtI rcky Tigris k Bagdadu
nIacne obtiantm. NaIcduh nfado-
9na augIicka onAmiIa. H. cclkcrn
2.97O mlzn anglIckbho II G,OOO IN
dicktho vojska 50 vzdalo ndslrd.
KEN toho, ~ jrjich zdSoby byIy
yyGerpany. Berinsk@ dcpcSc o.
znamuji IL 1900 mum bylo IN.
lato.
frnucouzoVt II Ntmci Y n6koli.
hn mistcch ScycrozApndn6 od Yer.
duIu mknIi So Y prudk$ch bojlrh
ptchoiy jich& y}slcdck jc p0trnt
k v{hod6 FrnncouHU. Scvcrnt cd
I.c Mort IIolnmr trancouZoyt do,
byli ndmccktho 2hkopu Il 2ajalI
iriapadesht Nomcn scvcrnt od
Cnmicrcs uGinili podobnf dSptrh,
pfi klrr|m tiicct Ntmcn bylo IA
jato. Berlin prNyi. ac silnt fran
couzskt ltoky od l.r Mort llommr
k srvcrni cast taurrttcs lesn hyly
odraHony,
Nu zhytku lrancmlzskr Ironty,
vfIlmkou maIych tltoku ptcho-
IS, zvlaste ye Nog6sach a krnjl-
ne Lassigny, jcnom bombardovanl
hylo Y proudu, Y hojich We yHdu-
chn, die francou1skc lpravS Pc.
darllo 81 fraucouzsk{m vzdneho-
playcum sralit dolu ityri dalSi No.
mrck6 aeroplany druhu fokker
lierIin lyrdi, ~ Y hitye ve v2duehu
uad Ncrduncm fruncouaskF NtroJ
hyl sradcu doln,
Nyjimaio mkousktho 0tnku "a
col iii Lana, krer} llalovr odra-
Slli. doslo icuom L homhardoyani
na rakonsko.Dlalsko froutt
\ krnimt ilin3 od ietera Ma
roet, dlr armament lierlma, Mem
cl doeilili patnrahodntho 0Nperhu
uad Russ, N9menm po,hrtlo et
dah}tl Wskyeh poste meAi Stau@
rorte a slaehowee il tglmoultshs
60a muin. Take uakoltk dtl a
slroiov$yb p,,sek padla N1mrom
ta kutlsl
nruhN pakus furkp y Malt ASH
"a abiiepi nteustvN skanell nesla
rem Rusovt, ktrti dnea,ns tasta
seui hyh ma syam paslUpn ture
rk mt Ntpky leltrh1 ufelem tNlo
nhFarpul leythn kfAlh Rusn "a
rranamW a suuKnalalylt mtsla,
aahailll AluNu V,,slHp smerem st
paslntm nansn.tle ~ dale a. l't
pas Il n,lpef ekult lllllls Isle
ptesl na,itm EfserlMa uarrkA
Aulaka hNH shfmnas,luNanR pFa
lustup ,o rusAthu naeml hNl y
.lahrn Nska vulAka ryehlr pa
hyhaii ~ nNui smersm i hiaFhs
kFu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
Naklad ma "mirove" telegramy
byl $3.50,

Washington, u, g., -, duhuN.
t'cnu "mirovteh " telegramn, Kite.
ri poslany hvly kongrsnik0m a
acnator0m q rntnyrh tasli Spoje-
utrh StAtu y Ialr tabranltl rot
lracr Il Ntmrrkvm, odbadnyaUh le
lcleprafnhmi spolcanoslml na
tal0n0n. \ poslethirh ,reeh
duceh upasl5un htlo od posilanI
luleafumo "a ceny snikent a tak
irtluolIlst trlegramy staly od "
ia a. honrres nayrhl yysrttrui
pramtua, kterleh propaganda
tato mla placpna, hYlu oanamruo,
3D. pnNnlnim plauu lsle po>lati
500 Mil lelegramN, slr y poslrd.
pieb ,lapeb ad mysleuky ttlo by
Ia upuslsao O,lha,lnif ss, b. ko
lrm l,ntAsl lelegmmn relkuo by
la lnslaun
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
stavka na poulienioh karaeh
v Pitlsbarghu

Pittsburgh. Pa 80. duhna.
Nltvka sameslnaucN Na poulienteh
taravh, uaslelkrm elere sasiaye
ua hade esohni ,lopraya msste !
prr,lmtstieh, hyA nafiseua I !
Warlpm, rfrd.e,lau mlstni nuie,
kdtA yyle,lnaNaul afeslnlkN spo
b,tuos,i poulllnleh trah hNla pre-
rR'srpa Ma - "a TO, le denfa,a
pa peulbuleh drahAeh asAsssna
hg,.t siifa a : hesllns edpalednl
stNka lalska - s,sn, kaaAak,o
rl 4 sssl llnseh samsslaaaeA spe.
le'nosli peullenicA dFaA, samtAl,
naaei sadaii tySseni rlatu a g.
"a hudpnn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03

uariyniiu uhv ~ Vyduli SitunD,
. DuLl;,E yo lo,S; q noygtolo; ,
g,cLy;Ilo uI;c; nouoy'f hfodoyu3
iiuJrb mistcrh - hrn,uodul
yvd6vo;; Y Suckv;llc ulir; vGoro
yo5m ynIo1ono hyI, usLol;k no.
y(rh pozaI1I ale hnsiGsk1 briyldn
,r nyni schopun konati syoii 20.
yimogt
"Oznamuic sc dale, ze nj do pfi.
tonne doby 7O7 poystaIc1 byIo "a.
;uto Nczi IN inf {mi nalEzA 80 ia.
H. h,nb6ukn Markicyjrzova Po.
ytolci Enuisrorthy dosl,d mali
qr yy1 mori toto mjsto a mlchanA
koIoua iizdy. pGchoty a dilostfcIc.
rtvu bvln nosIauu do Wexford. "A.
5y potIaGiIa rrbrly. poslpdni in.
torIuarr y Eunjgcorthy naznaI,,ic.
Ic poystnIcck8 yndcc Y tomto mi.
,t1 uovGri dcuraj = Dublina n w.
dial sn uo ccstu do u1stu n,,,o.
oobill ~ yilnon strait, aby w.
?adN ic.Ii dcprsc sprnvnou. Y
onto mlst6 ic pIatnoati prime.
r.
,,Denuturr N stnit%m ijGeIc,n
nosl6na bvIa do Dublinn od 20.
ystalcd Y okrcsn Meath. V GaI.
way, lux sc IN TO ma. rcvol,dni
voiskn isou rozpou3tlnn n niko-
Iik mum bylo zdc zajalo. V New
Ross Gorov Wicklow RnpcnaIs.
town il ArkIow si,uaec ic normal.
NJ Y Carlow n Duravin ie, lax
4c "a to ma. Kid"
Trodui scz,,nm ztrat mrzi ar.
uad,imi dnstojniky Y DubIin6 n.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03

ltralftct Nph.. m Auhua, w.
ttr lllpetusnya. Atl raku slara, spA
ttala sebeNraA,iu dues oslpeleslae
ohAs,ssl So : bArna y ,lumoys ~
seslr pant !. I kiehaf,bouay5
llleRInaaNa uRa,la ~ sNym manar
hin l.A pu TIL Foky a rFaeesala a
sNehe str,vv. " l. Colllnse neda
leke ,lolmessille, 2aNsehals sde
malan deeruskn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
IRSTI vUOC| 1AOAJI SvOJE KAMARADY, ADY Sc VIDAL
Nen W &adne nadee hpech reyoluceBoje Dubn6 pred
Inestich dosud neutuchly. Pozary zaozene rdznych
tasech Dublna, zpuaobiy znacn6 Skody,

l.0ndfn. |. kvttua. -- IlIaynl ii
ia rcVOIucp Y Dublind bYIa ZIOnc
na II ylldcl p0ystaIr0 VyslaIl poSly
do rilznF"h okrrsH u naiidiIi syJm
kanaraddm, ably 4" TdaIi, die 4.
Hrrdniho o2Ilalncui, yydan@ho V
L0odInt. Y DubIint poySialci So
stale vzdavhji. M doposud 7O7
pOyNaIcU byIo HnJato lnozl mimi
nalGZaIa s. take hrabfnka Marklc-
yirzovh, zn6m6 agitdtorkH. Y so
botu opttne noyr poA6ry yypukIy
na SackyiIIr 1lIlrl, Ncra jN drive
byIa MaGnc pOSkozrna.
kingstOWn, Irsk0. 30 dubna, --
IIIavni sbory oIrnlI spoIrdnosli
Sim Fcin V DubIiuf vzdaIy 50 '
prtIbtIu dnr. Pc ccIou nedtll ale
dochAzcIo k pouIldnim boj0m V
DubIiu6 prcdmtstich, Pnldk"
bltky byIy jmcnovitt II Balls mo-
stu II Dubinn. POvstalci ranho-
jidskt koIIcji WdaIi 80 dn"6nlho
rama. Mc2i 2ujatci nal@za SO tak"
hrnbtuka Marklcvlczoyd.
Pres TO, IL hIavni yudcovr rc-
yoluGniho poyStanl sIozlll zbrane a
nAvfhli sy}m Si0llpeneIim. ably
bcapodmincdn6 50 yzdaIi, precc y
obnoycnim porGdku Y DubIIne II
piilehajicich diStriktcch budou
znacnt ncsnazc, jcAto mnozStvi
mulFrh poyStaIcckEch rot ktrr"
budto ncziskaIy roHkazy svyrh
vhdcn anebo pochyboyaly o jrjlch
yGrohodnosti, jc odhodIdno pokra-
Govatl We ycdeni drobut yalky.
Dublin jc pin t"chto maIf"h
rot, ktcrG skryVaJI 81" Y Sotlkro-
m5ch ycrrlnfch budovach n
jSou yzdy srhopmy uprchnonll
podzcmnimi chodhaml, kdyz voJ
sto uGini ma tak0vt d0my ntok, --
Ir sitIlace Dubllu6 Y nedelI v"'
Ger povazoyana byIa dosud Va VA
nou, pres TO, zc yclkA east povstal-
ca Sc v2dala, bYlo patrno ~ sku-
tcGnosti, H. jcnom m6lo osobam
bylo doyolcno vstolplti do WAIT.
nj 1asti mtsta. ohkliGcut Sllnym
yolcnskfm kordonem, JIsil por"i
policistn Y kingStonu, hrrl ode.
brali So do Duhlna yc svyrl I'M.
formdch nad6ii, &c yojshu hudou
moci poskytnoutI ntjakon pomoc,
byl yrdeen,
ladnt osobt ncni dovolcno
vstoupiti do Dublma hez poYolenI
od nciyyssich autorlt a po te Je'
nom ma ylastui risiko, laid b}l
varoyan, le toto rlsiko lc tnacne,
ieito kulky stale litali u mohon
uaysteyuikn ~nnduo las0hnoulL
Nedostatek potraytn nuhlint lr
zuatnt. \ nedell otcyreno hNlo
ttyiiattteel staulc, kdc rozdovauy
i,ou potrayiny, l'otravlH ,ylo
roldayant isou y maltrb east
bach, kdy tadutelov sla, j. do'
kladut ytsntfrn, Take khps'o
ma leyi se ur,tnsIatek potfaNih a
utktrrt ,lruhy uemohou htl ttska
Il, "a iakoukolis eeuu,
"proYislonal0l president
psaree vydal nasledajiel prokla
maei i srtm stmnenenm AM
sabrAufna hylo dalstmu Frasdtn'
oahraieaeto lidu aaebrantnN hN
ty alsulv uasieh slo'ppuen, klefi
isau obkli5tpl ptrNaheu telska.
tIeuayt pfNataualut NladN .f u
yntslt hetpalmmreut - th'ia'i a
yelltrlt riup,ltNteh otldla frpfl
bllkanak hu tuiska s"H 4asliu'
ahv SWIM slonRue0m nagI,lll' sle
Nui sbfanl ryHrte
l.uattu a. 'hlhpa lte,lhi g
uameul A1,lau, ,ln ttslr pre
rl p,sslata bNll stslan ,Nsleem
paysiaea , nublms / lhNm ~
,.lalpam tlalNa, Glare WrN
tunl l.onlh 4 nuhllu nluesb'h
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
HLAvNI SB0RY |RSKYCA P0vSTAL-
GU Sc vzDALY A PREDP0vlDA
SEBRzKY KONEC IRSKE REvOLUCE

Veke mnozsy poystacu byo zajao ZAdnym cizncnm bez
prlyodniho lsu neni ystup do Dublina dovoen Odpor
poystalc6 Dubne okoi rychle ochabue
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
Sunday sahalil kampan Y Kansas
City.

kausaa City. Me- 80 duhns,
kolrm lN0tl0 oSoh, pres %. H. hNlo
dvsttNu duslaKlo Nc L sahalovael,
mn katani tyangcltsly nils slm.
daye. ktcrl \ tom,u mtstt tabaltl
praya >voll se,lmllt,euul kan
naU
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-03
rooAai Pho oMAHu A okoli,


umaha j akoll ,asle9us po,l
MfHaHH
Nebraska taslefns pesln,Eaana
u pundeli ponekad isplsli H.
tiers ptaysltpa,lahna .ltsl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
BroWneII Hall Music
Students Give COnCerI

Pupils of the music department of
Brownell Hall appeared Saturday in
a musicale held in the parlors of the
school, A large number of guests
were present, including parents of the
students, alumnae and friends of the
institution.
The following program was pre-
sented:
'sonatina," Viola Nipp and Miss Naimska
Norwegian Dance" Iva Thompson,
Morris Dance" and Little Bird" Lucille
Cohn.
.Intermezzo," Margaret Carey.
Moment Musical and "Fledermaus,"
Iva Thompson, Lucille Cohn, Frances Rob-
erts and Viola Nipp
THE Violet" Marjorie Nicholson.
Aria. Och vieni non Tarder." Mabel
Datel.
'Intermezzo," Ruth Kadel
Prelude and Concert Etude, Helen Bur-
ritt.
Concerto In d minor for two violins Mar
guerite Sharples Miss Anderson and Miss
Naimska.
Approach of Spring" and 'The Lark"
Emily Wentworth.
Overture. "Oberon." Gladys Osborne. Ruth
Kadei, Helen Burritt and Mildred Krumm
Miss Antilles was the accompanist.
Heads of departments in music at
Brownell Hall are Miss Mary MUNICH
hof, voice; Miss Sophie Nostitz-
Naimska, piano, and Miss Luella An
derson, violin.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
University Student
Hunts Alligators
In the Southland

While it is not customary for uni
versity students to leave school the
middle of the year and go hunting,
Walter Gilbert of the University OF
Omaha broke the rule and took a real
hunting trip to Texas. He has just
returned and brought an alligator to
his "frat" brothers.
The young hunter says that as a
whole the weather was too warm for
duck hunting, his particular game. He
went to Houston from Omaha and
then went up the coast as far as the
mouth of the Brasas river. where he
camped for about ten days. Very few
ducks were to be seen, SO he decided
to hunt something else. He succeeded
in getting four raccoons. He said that
the hot weather made him yearn for
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
GRAND JURIES WILL
GO DEEPLY INTO IT
High Cost Inquiry Will Prob
ably Begin in Number of
Cities Early.
STORAGE RULES STRICT

Washington, Dec. l0.-Department
of Justice officials announced today
that federal grand juries at New York
and Detroit, probably at Cleveland
and possibly at Kansas City, Mime
apols and St Louis, would conduct
sweeping inquiries into the high cost
Of living. Several hundred witnesses,
including dealers in coal, railroad en-
ployes and dealers in and producers OF
foodstuifs, will be examined.
Frank NJ. Swacker. special assistant
to the attorney general in the gov
ernment's prosecution of the New
Haven case, has accepted the depart
ment's commission to assume charge
OF the grand jury investigation at New
York and probably will start the in
quiry early next week.
The inquiry at Detroit probably will
begin next Wednesday or Thursday.
Information relating to the activities
Of dealers, producers and other factors
believed to have contributed to the up.
ward trend is pouring into the depart
ment in great volume. The Depart
ment of Agriculture tonight made
public figures it has supplied the in
vestigators relating to the amount OF
certain meat foodstuffs held in re-
frigerating plants. Its figures, while
not complete, indicate that the plants
are carrying far more foodstuffs at
the present time than they had in their
rooms a year ago,
George w. Anderson, in charge OF
the federal investigation, tonight re-
quested cooperation of housekeepers
in his work to reduce the amount OF
the highest priced commodities.
Drastic Cold Storage Rules.
Chicago, Dec. ,l0.-Drastic rules for
the regulation of cold storage ware
houses are likely to be an outcome OF
the present federal investigation into
causes for the recent rise in food
prices, it was announced today by
William L. O'Connell. chairman of the
State Public utilities commission
after a long conference with Charles
F. Clyne, United States district at
torney.
Chief of the reforms contemplated
by the state commission, which has
jurisdiction over the warehouses, is a
time limit on all food stored.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
TROOPS COMING BACK
Three Batteries of Iowa Field
Artillery Among First
to Return.
INFANTRY WILL FOLLOW


0knfS
r,0" S,ah oor''Spon''h
Des MONIES, Dec. lo'-(Speciai lei
egram. "A special dispatch from
Brownsville Tex saws three hat
..r;.s - Io. go o~.:,,,,. -, -.
'.''eS ., Iowa he'u ar''''efS VII, ,eaV'
the border tor home December IL ane
the First regiment December IS,
The artillery are due to arrive ir
Des Moines December IS or Ia
The infantrvmen will reach Fort
Des Moines on December 81 or ~.
From three to four days are re-.
ouired for the 7O(l-mile trim,
Iowa's zoo gunners will nrobablx
he enabled bv This schedule to snenf
Christmas at home The three hat.
teries are from Davenport Clinton
and Muscat;ne The s;x davs inter.
vening between arrival of The twc
units will enable the battervmen tc
be mustered out before the infantry
troops arrive
pu.n M.u q. p-..;d.,.
,,,.,. 'a" "a9 DC e''
William enniings Bryan OF Ne
oraska might WIN the presidency IN
lS1u on a pIonioition platform II the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Atlantic Spends
Third of Million
On improvements

Atlantic, Ia, Dec. 10-(Special) y
The total amount Of improvements in
this city since January |, 1916, has
been over 100000 in public, semi-
public and private work. Over $4,000
has been spent for thirty new resi-
dences and still there is scarcity Of
available renting properties. A con-
crete road, half a mile in length, out
side the city limits, was built by popu--
lar subscription to the amount Of
$4,000. Twenty y-one blocks of street
paving and eight blocks of alley paw
ing have been added at cost of
$37, 7,537.66, bringing the total amount
of paving here up to twenty-three
miles. The base of the new $25,OOO
Soldiers and Sailors monument is
now completed in the city park. The
new city hall and fire department
building will be ready for occupancy
by January /. The total cost of the
building will be $3l, 500. The $4,000
Cardio hotel building, the $4,000 ad-
dition to the Long hotel, the $4,000
Kaplan garage building and the new
$4,000 Atlantic hospital will soon be
ready for occupancy. The Jones his
pital and the Finley Osteopathic sani-
tarium have been rernodeled at cost
of about $1,000. Improvements have
been made to the Central Iowa Pro-
duce plant to the amount of $1,000
and to the Atlantic Auto company to
the amount of $4,500. The Purity Ice
Cream company has erected new
plant costing $4,000, and the Schrau-
ger & Johnson Manufacturing Co., an
addition costing in the neighborhood
of $1,000. Other smaller improvements
bring the total amount spent here on
improvements during the year up to
over the 100000 mark.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
ChiropraCtors to Attend
Convention at Grand Island

With the hope that they may bring
the next annual convention of the
organization to Omaha, several local
chiropractors will attend the 1916 con-
vention of the Nebraska Chiropractic
association, to be held at Grand Is
land, Monday and Tuesday. Among
those who will represent Omaha are
DR.. Lee w. Edwards, president OF
the association; Mrs. Lee Edwards,
Miss Charlotte Davis, DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Lawrence, DR.. and Mrs,
w. Z. Purviance, DR.. and Mrs. F. F.
Burhorn, and DR.. Sam Billingham
and DR.. J. P. Johnson. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Stockholders of Carter Lake
Club Hold Annual Meeting

Vacancies in the directorate were
filled and other business of impor-
tance transacted at the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Carter Lake
club, which was held Friday evening
at the Hotel Loyal. About l25 stock
holders were in attendance. New di-
rectors elected follow: Q. NJ. Smith,
c. H. T. Riepen, S. P. Mason, DR.. J.
B. Fickes and James A. Woodman.
The first three will serve for three
years and the other two for one year.
Many improvements will be under
taken by the new directors. The most
important of these will be the con-
struction of a 2,000-foot reinforced
concrete sea wall.
Reports of the treasurer and secre-
tary showed the finances of the Or
ganization to be in good condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Blackburn Talks Before
Insurance Counsel in N. Y.

T. w. Blackburn left Saturday for
New York City, where he will deliver
an address before the Association OF
Life Insurance Counsel on December
II. He will also attend the annual
meeting of the Association of Life In
surance Presidents and the adjourned
meeting of the National Convention OF
Insurance Commissioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
South Side Man Purchases
Biu Farm Near Gretna, Neb

F. G. Kellogg of the South Side
has purchased a l60-acre farm from
P. J. Langdon of Gretna. 1t is
situated on the Omaha-Lincoln-D Den
yer highway, one-quarter mile south
of Gretna. The consideration was
about $4,000. The deal was made
by the Grin S. Merrill company.
John Glissmann of Douglas county
bought from ]. H. Rains an eighty
acre farm, three miles east of Elk
horn, for $3.50 per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Davenport Police
Won't Be Unionized

Davenport, Ia, Dec. l0.-Acceding
to the protest of the Commercial club
and many of the leading citizens of
this city, the Davenport police de-
partment by unanimous vote tonight
decided to drop plans for unionizing
the force.
Had the plans for unionizing been
carried out the members Of the force
would have affiliated with the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Special Court for
Women Speeders

Columbus, O., Dec. l0.-Begin-
ming Monday Judge Osborn of the
municipal court will hold session
for ladies only" every afternoon
to accommodate women violators
of the new traffic code of Colum-
bus. Women protested against be-
ing arraigned at the regular morn
ing session Of police court.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

There is nothing better for your cough or
cold than DR.. Kings New Discovery. in use
over 40 years. Guaranteed. All druggists.
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Fuller, Claude Poe, John Pechar an
Edward Perchal.
XII Club Program,

The following program will be given
by the NJ club at the McCrann hall,
Wednesday evening, December l3:
Vocal Selection .....,...Armour Glee Club
Mandolin Solo ,,,,,,...,..,F Francis Potter
Musical RendinE ,,.., The Misses Holstein
Violin Solo .......,., Miss Gertrude Wedding
Fencing Sketch ,,.,,.,,, Edward Madden
Music by Cnttran,a nrchesfra
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Magic City Gossip

superior lodge No, 1s3, Degree of Honor,
will hold the annual election of officers on
Wednesday evening. December Is, at the
meeting rooms.
For Rent-Stores. houses, cottages, flats,
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT COMPANY.
The Alumni South High school debate was
announced yesterday TO take place Friday
evening at the South High school building.
Miss Alta Davis is captain of the high school
team.
The chmr OF Grace Methodist church is
working ON feature music for Christmas eve.
y p Baker leader, announces that tho song,
that occasion.
by Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Kolbum. will enter
tain the Woman's Home Missionary society
OF Grace Methodist church Friday afternoon
December IS
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administrators officials, employees and In
civil or criminal proceedings, through one
OF the leading Surety Companies OF the Y. s.,
by their local agents, the
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Rev. J. W. Kirkpatrick. former pastor OF
Grace Methodist church, was entertained this
week by number of his former parishion-
ers and friends. He was pastor when the
new edifice was erected.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11

Aloysius Larkin. better known as
"Wishie,' brother of Bernard Larkin,
will graduate from the only class in
embalming at the Nebraska univer-
sity this winter
Frank Kolauch of the South Side
is another local young man who grad
uated with the same class.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Miss Stevenson Entertains.

Miss Lillian Stevenson entertained
Friday evening at her home, 543t
South Eighteenth street at a dancing
party. Ten couples were present
They were Misses Lillion Steven,
son., Precilia Dean, Beatrice Besta
June Parker, Faye McKekie, Violet
Rees, Cathryn Briggs, Ann Smith
Ruth Kennedy and Blarch Reed
Messrs., Paul McKelvie, Robert
Smith, Leroy Miller, Kenneth Sulli.
van, Carl Mccoy, John Fuller, James
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-11
Complete Course in Embalming.

Music by Cottrelrs Orchestra.