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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

Main Lima Locea - q, II D. xS:ig 8,
James River Line 1000 4. xs:1S s.
n. News, NIX. Old Pr - g. sf9 M. a 3,
Newport News Local sT:15 q. $500 3.
Trains arrive from NIX. s1i:so 4,
ss.45 D.. $50 p, N. News. 1855 q. "a
.. From West $3.50 A., 1910 D.. xs;sS
4. x1:1o p, TOO p. daily from Char
lottesvfiis except Sunday from Thur
mond. Jas. Riv. xs:3s a.. s7:ls D.
sDaily. xExcspt Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

MEMBERS CONTEM-
PLATING DROPPING THEIR POLL
CIES WILL HEAR SOMETHING TO
THEIR ADVANTAGES BY MAILING
NAME AND ADDRESS TO A-5s.
CARE vIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

assenusunt. nsau11fn11v HssxnasAea anA
equipped. In this thriving city Only
s1.0oe. tncluding lease tsrms- Rent
just ts5. Big money maker. Twen-
tysscven miIiions new contracts ~
our great shipyarxIn. Six nsW en-
tsrprises and another railroad -
sured. Just come here and sae And
get this bargain Also Krccery. pool
and drug business CNeap. aoOd
reasons. soAG1fERvILf.E TRUST
N co. INC. Newport News. VI,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

:
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4 !: y 81 y $: w.. q e.;
.as..' =. /. a ::3 <|.!['< <<| 3z ~
Sy ~. 81 = II ~ n : & ~
- - Z ia q .5s y i 3! d d r.
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an vbst 49, ~ sS1tl,,6 l1Sx.. ~ = Il
ssIIs talkrd T,s,rj, ~ RiII1 ~ ~ + s
was ,,susIlv I stlent $50. AZ : Y s
thou0htfrliy. a0ne day. ~; b ~ s
n. nas.ef AMI infu fke' ~ -
rofia. fornd HIN w-aI,dexine ~ = II
rooms. looking into NOE ~ . /
ana he was nutterIne Won N. q v (! 5sS&
what wordsg' 81 'ass J
~ could not make for s,,re. ~ H
able.r retnrneti In 1nar aftrx anSf B
interval Of thought .'but ii a n
be wished to hide something. 1 II
said over ana over tfaf ~ Hl61f
ceai IL. yet it must he found u
and found. hidden ana fuund 1hI
were his words 4 s. SIS z B sz IN
Il was alarmed 1t his behavior. ~
ran out for help. When 4 retpsnS4
he was stretched on the fsqF sef s11s
room senssless. and Y was iatsF 4 ~
day that he died without wora
And you found nothing " me feoM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27
NOTICE!

STANDARD PAPER MFG. co.
Hich1noMd, Va.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders " tl1is company will be held
1T the ONCE OK the company (foot u
Hull street. South Richmond) on
Thursday. January "a, at $3.50 r. M.
JAMES r.. RYI&AND,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27
MONDAY. JANUARY u. isls. AT
O'CLOCK r. nj.

the real estate described In the said
deed. as follows:
All those two lots Of land Hing In
Henrico County. Virginia. In the plan
OF woodvilie. recorded In Plat Book B.
page SO, and arc designated LOG and
107 in square - in said plan. The said
lots commence ut q point on the south
line Of Newbourne Street, 100 feet wsst
Of Maple street. thence running west
wardly along said south line of New
bourne street 80 feet and extending
hack southwardly between parallel
lines with Maple street to FairIeld
Street s ~ ..s s
TERAdS--c Cash Az 10 cost OF executing
this trust. any taxes Or insurance that
may be due and one note FOR the sum
Of SSN0, bearing date July 10. 1911, and
payable three years aftsf dAtes with
interest from July n. 1915. untiS paid:
balance upon SUCH terms - may ~ an
nounced at the sails.
r. J, cRAwroRp.
Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

ART. 1915
The Atlantic .stat4a Goal ana
Coke Company. Incorporated.
which sues, etc. PiAintih
Vs. g4 n go
The Young Mems Business Al
ISOLATION. Incorporated the Il
unknown ben4nciArtee. Or
note-holders In two sdeAda ef
trust from w. d. Jones and
wife recorded In tho clerks
office Of the ChAnCary Cnnyt.
in Deed Book 331-A. rAEe s
2ss. and In, Decd Book 33e~D.
page 4s7. et ~. -.. -. paftnuAnta.
Tne object Vi this suit u ~ enforcs
the lien 81. tho plaintiffs judgement Tor
n. $50. ~. with interest, from April Is,
1914. and &ii.Is costs against Young
ated. Thonas II. wyatt, " n, Jone1,
Alex. y. A1ien. r. III. smith ana =. n.
.psy<osI
And IN a1gidAvtt having bean made
ana nted thax the holder er he1dsre
Of cart&tn n1keA, or theas bau@deinri4es
under twe ceFeAtn ds4de a. trunt from
W. y. J01os - wife. one datAd 4At
IA. 1a1t e4nvS&tne osFtAtn Dfoperty
~ JohA 1tnn, t84atess 70 seeuxp Mvo
nokea ~ ~ p. eneh ous ~ tl,ee4.
~ I've yeAr4 end t9ht tor es3.kes eeen
quar- tse1y Int ~ aetss; - one dassa
ssssss, s'sas, s sssssss
u SECURE nlns ~ ~ W p. Jsnss,
on4 fer t1,51e r. one yes<. and Four
quar- intz AotsS tor NJ sach.
i y sssssss I'M ~ as,saorn s.a..
'dciartss IN III (6rn IA ~ abpv4 aes-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

- fSSf oSsek Cails1 rsr, nsssiss1s
4sI1ysfp4 aza guarantssd. phcae'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

wANrEn-HrGH SCHOOL BOYS TO
CARRY vIRGINIAN ROUTES IN
All. SECTIONS OF THE CITY AP-
PLY CIRCULATION MANAGER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

o1ENOcRArHEns, ClisRlks. COOKS.
NArDa BUTr4ERA CoACHMEN,
N9MERa CARPENTERS. FARM
r9AWD0 AND EVERY Man AND
W0MAN SEEKING WORK. GET
No. rs NORTH Sixth STREET
RICHMOND. VA
= - AannaIIy. Oe-Overats with Nc
evenings &c homo. Everything FUR
nfahkh Dealt worry about capital
HnRTRANM TrzAHD. AniahA. Nee.,
Dept. 24s-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

Dsaa F~s DsssEiet1sa la.Hea Aere stsek
farm. must nsl1 IN body: 1Io0 acres
IN culeivaxtoA. rffty tenant houses.
Artssian water; 80 Asra. no TRADING.
". n. GRAHAM. Cuero. TexAA
So-Aer> Rnrn, AnISes Frsm fRaehnen1.
4-room bungalow. % chickens. 1
mora. COW. Z pigs. acrcs In corn,
14x acres In POTATOES: Alfalf~ anA
1lovor AelA cuttings. 10 acres II
t1mbeE. 0tD6oks ta01a. crops included.
ea,4eA a. LUDlOW. Route Z.
- x1nas Ga1A Se0o Karn fsr oloo.
ia acres. improved. two miles osit
/ LGaLIn LAND COMPANY. Lsslis.
Ark,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

0Axdzg1GxfM.
oolosBnnn--1GAke n18 msmay 1elI1ng
our nsw SO art picture knife punch
boarde: Mr. commisslon. write for
extensive territory. Address DAN
oUAILS SPECIALITY Co. Box AS
Knoxvitls, Tenn.
We WIN E1plsy rr~st-wsrtAy rss-
son In this locality to distribute fres
goods go per month. with good
chance Tor advancement All q
spare tins. No experience. SILVER
SALES CO.. Dept $50. DubuquA
Iowa
oalesnen--Te Hnnl1e F1nea4 IAne -
advertising fans. palm leaf and card
board. StdAlfns suitable AL CLASSES
business. Big seilers. Liberal COM
mtss1on. write to-day. Mahoa Now
city Company. kenton O. Fan DepE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

:. y: = -
IS "a. Z. - q 3. :, !. ~ = - <!<,3
ny. ~ ~ 80 * ~. =
~ - - 3 - ~ q {: (.
,-,s-- z,
= ~ n. - = - =. 49,
"a toettnG 80 - Rpod Z con as<tnns run 2
- tees the1 tNelye thoreAnd smtleE for
real estate SAAEtsxyt. ~ DNt5tst Ne.
care Hf1s!lert1 Co, - North
= =.
FOR 1Akl6r.j1xG AHuk.s Eohirf-
s FQuR f ES}T Il<1syfS. TEN AND ONE
HAIL. - tsItfxI DE- KoER FEET
a R0M48N 1SAKAHoP ENGINE WITH
~ ~ a141Ayx 70 \. NJ 6HACkhl1-
/ ~ IN ~.
Hsrss ~ alxnb1e IeA-1eeepa tIsases
yerx neer eAMpuA Ltxhta ana water
AqeroSS B4F -, Ashland, IA.
nan wyaendoxtsss n3stlse anconas
Ssss. SuASADs 80 ~ - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27

~neauty@s New Crsed.r the book for
women; beauty methods; sare and
sAfe. Send for full descriptive cir
cuiar. j. DAVIS. 4os west twenty
NTH Street. Richmond. va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-27
BY GEORGE e. CRAWFORD q CO.
Real Estate Agents and Anetioneers
ssa East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
House and Two Lots in Wood
vile, Henrico, County,
Virginia

In execution OF q deed of trust to the
undersigned trustee. dated July IL, 1911.
and recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Henrico County. vir-
ginia, d. b. Is2-B. page los. l wili at
the request of the noteholder. default
having been made In the payment Of
the debt therein secured, sell by auc-
ton. in front of the Henrico County
Courthouse,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Many Visitors at
Art Exhibit at the
Library Sunday

Literally speaking. steady stream %
OmahaIs visited the exhibit ~ north
western artists IN the museum 81 the
public library sunday afternoon, The
hostesscs IN charge Of the display Or can.
y0sse, which II being given under tho
auspices Of tho Omaha society u Fine
Arts. was especially granfied over the
fact Of the large Sunday crowds.
Spirited voting continues IN the p0pu.
iarity contest no change. howayer, being
noted ~ the positions IN which the three
leaders stand. THE Cabin Mother" from
the brush Of Ada Walter ghulz. still has
= comfortable lead over the other two
most popular works His Defiance by
-. o. Paxgon. and Gertrude j. Barnes
"Peonies
q. ~ Dlctz. president Of the library
board ana one Of the most loyal Omaha
patrons ~ art. visited the eTribit again
ana before he left MS check book was IN
evidence ~ another addition made 70 his
art collection.
~ Nor wcster." a striking painting IN
oil ~ an indian type from the brush o.
r. =. Paxson, was purchased by Mr..
Dietz. The Indian II Of the old runner
scout type Of the Red river country fa.
miliar to the west of yesterday. with
quizzled expression and one eye partly
closed, and wearing a picturesque look
ing fur cap, the study il an interesting
one. Mr.. Dietz already has several can
vases Of Indian and western subjects in
his home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Fairacres Cow Goes Dry, but Now
MIR Supply is Problem to Handle

A gfral ,fsls sfess rstsnu4 al fhF
tamt af 3aTise nianteh fAWHUfet
lta Eta Nam aW
0aRs eas Ire Wpfa AZ Hef aas
Fh mNk whNh ih pafe hFd bessie
had tapa.lrt cog ttetileH dfaHutfa
FNWft fiau-
ta Nsarse htHt h.Fs.i fa tm 9aHaH
fHm zee ttaistmt tin hams tea
.ht Het W apH fatas sni
ailess ans lt Dos
Farmtr 9aHiaH 8m fNe IeWeAf iaI
iha pAih fsmina MI faitafles 1851 az
teen s. ufass hsa stated thf EssE
Yaa Wast 90 Hae aa tt tait
tlsf cd steal efahisWs 4 go flmFf
aHa sa ansa lht anssaf
WeN Uses ae ba tma fhs aat
tkauat Hsekef ~ lBt NsWJia
.NANs paHf 81 g. tntA at q iaaN
fat a8Ms aa8 Nat afas nsaf
0uahs Iasi f#sls sstled aas ihs
HtF Nass &t8 sHsau0Watta sai bttsls
Waa Hst8l4ft ia @ 44AfteA hlaa
eaa kf tff sstf
ta4 aFa smea ssa3a ftsatf Nae
RES zee shs a fat q iiam
hitaA Nsh isea hFsaasi naii
a4l r. mHk hef he uIsi stsaihs fhf
fsN sac fft 8hHsa hsfHm hf hsw
M $3.50 MtiH aat suH smHF W
Msa fhEA tslakMa
tit a Raoshet rat fbR alsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
JUNE BRIDES HERE
NOW NUMBER SEVEN
More Engagements Announced Dur'
ing Lent Give Promise Of Many
Social Affairs.
SOME MAY BE QUIET wEDDIEGs
~ aELLIFIcIa--Ap,il 10.

Just why have 70 many pretty girls
waited until Lent TO announce their ~
eaGsmsnts9 ONE particularly pretty snd
popular one-yesr Flr IL holding hack ihe
happy meas until almost the very advent
" holy week
What Fsy line q sould be Y y
ptrs only any oihef Time
But. WY should not the engaged gin
be entitled ~ q iiffie ~. Pnd uma ~
think and plan before the great PIE
ngpusi rush, 20 well depicisd 81 Mr.
oeorgs Barr Mecmehcon N one ~ hia
delightful novels. n IA realiY vey resl
fIl 10 be iagnebed upon ones world ~
m engaged Rln ~ feat There aro aow
seven june or aaAy summer Jrido
sm9ng fbe younger girls Eleanor
Hsehay, ia DerloN Harriet Msiz. Iieih
Nain, Helen EBeneter, Lueiie BroHn NH
June Hr0Rh Tie question j., hog much
wiH BE- doing fof them between Eastef
end Jine7 There are more than hints
sfioAt thet fwo N the happy events viii
he biR Attain, ara ore double aed
ding one ~ The rasfu bfiGef-t0ebe has
openly expressed her Wish ~ nippe ana
haze IL I'll over without fuss aBd feafh
III.
Speaking ~ blg weddings. lt seems
sFowing more me usage IN the oast ana
eAstsFIy middle west 70 have quist home
affairs and many N the snartsst sriR
IN Chicago VII be married his spring
snd June very quietly IN the presence Of
only their Immediate relatives
wise old maifon who knows every
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

be tl'sa ami suN ths .tssmi stream
@as tushsiHd Anothsr pau was
hfeAshi End RhsH ne hiift msn ast
completed he iasE there aFFs fourteen
a8Afit ei mHs FaaaIHe ihsft ana Boa
a'f ses 7httmk fff 500 300 antstbstf
as iheeth ifH eas nnihns AZ AH
Use Httt mfHthk nasss sat tEhleHW
iafia ~ mHe she e atHs lhNE
GAS a4hfs hf milA ts
tht 10 Htnlftuh nats lHsN M asa
his hanifif eesa fas httu 1alHs
stfWtAiHs ta tff NJ stsp sHtti % ihH
hHaA Ht mik fbef Nv altms b a. taa
hfishisft ibst fs psstns natisl fHs
wskt tWhh resss Ihs'et wis wie
tiHs m HsNa ettf ehmt tha hFst
msh Z islsia& ataui sstnHt tasa
@ tats ta t@6e Is ia ths hasamtai
= 90 49, ne salass s ttH " psbs
~ Hlk
ksU taaia ttsiht nsW tH aE
maa4st Les aHas hapshH saa
smt ta sitf At zee uatfsa HfsRAsn
8emt AaA ihen n MfeHtta ihaAahi BE-
ras A. aatlsi iaf sefHs 81 hls uilk 80
plF HW tselN lha Mtss wsfa AsaiHtt
Nas 81 lba aaiat ittaa ihal ne rails
90 ias hui ts tNeaiiaa f.aia Aaisr
msAs tega tafHsf ihth fam ana taw
Anl ihf co.'s 80 6aFt 81 g. aatsfasalF
Nsans SCI tHA tA4lhs va lhlfft
We Wats Z ahi ia lha hetsA hveA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

chester, y r., where they Visited Mr.
flradlsnge aRed Grandmother
Mr. and Mr. Edward T.. cudahy, via
vent to California some weeks ago. prob
ably Will remnin IN The west until early
IN June. They are occupyng most A.
tractiYe house Al san Mateo, ono of the
rreity su5lr,t ~ HDD Francisco, whore
Mrs cudahy ~ Mias inoDore Brewer
spent most ~ her Rirlhood.
~ the wedding ~ Miss Janet Vincent
daifbnrtf ~ ana Mrs william 4 SIN
cent and Jofeph -humwoy Pafker whlaa
" 10 IL eeiebraiA On MONDAY Apul N
st tM O'Clock IN 81 James Episeo ja
tburh Tho bride Biil 10 nttenTed by he
ulster Jts Lloyd CANDY a. mairjn
honor. aud, 81 Ms. chsres r. Vincent
% Eiaerfn law Nre. Howard ~ spauld
nm g. Miss Ellen BARKER, ss,et ~ ne
iri5tgtoom and Miss Ro.smon4 Go,1.
tieh There wln Ne M pplJ o. honor
min Ryder will bo best man AMI W.
lei era vii te bari r. Vincent. broth +
~ lbe brdc lloyd csnbY Rkche Kim
bal, Rabft Hammond md iioNsfi
FpeuIdina ~ The wedding will b. he
nftt o. ne fashionable Easter events
Following tbe ceremony th@o wbl IL O.
reception A. ne VlfRlHa hotel
Nlss l1fr Ear er tss nm y ited re >
~ Nc guest m Misr Elizabeth Congdou
who, ~ tarn II re gueu ~ Miss Barker
when Vie Il % Chicago. The Howard
kpauldlpgs vfre attendants q tbc Nc.
frtron Stewart Wedding here lat year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Drama League May
Bring "Calibau on
the Yellow Sands"

"Calibhn on Tho YELLOW sands IL tho
name Of the Percy hockaye shskespesr.
-ean tofcentenary mosque 70 be produced
In New York next month. which the ON
aha Drama league hopes 70 bring here in
November. Miss Kate Icliusb, presl-
dent of the league, hopes that the local
league VIII be able 70 send representa-
iye 10 New York when the fnasquo "
put on TO Witness the production and, n
possible, arrange for us Omaha appear
ance.
This maadue IL based On shakespeare' ,
@The Tempest and deals With the deyel-
opment ~ the drama. IN u Prosper0
shows callban lbls and on the yellow
sands 0f time calls up the different
shakospesfean characters. IN the end
Prospero digclosos himself ag tho great
master himself
N this production cannot be brought
here. the Drama leaguo has another
maaauo II con put on with several hun
dred local peVons participating. u VIII
be AZ the Auditorium where mlnla~
turo sfratfordtown VIII be built and other
Interesting things IN the lifc of shake
ppcafe viii be pictured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
CHASE The DIRT is
SLOGAN FOR WEEK
Police Force Helps Health Office in
Serving Notices on Property
Owners.
MAYOR URGES ALL TO GIVE HEED

Superintendent Kugel Of the de-
pertinent Of police. sanitation and
public safety, directed Chief Of Pc
lice Dunn 10 instruct every member
u the department 70 cooperate this
week In the cleanup campaign. A.
they walk their beats patrolmen will
notify householders TO remove ac-
eImnaUons Of rubbish from alleys
ard baek-yards. A record Will be
kept Of the notices served and fol-
Iow.up work viii be done after a
reasonable time shall have elapsed
Citizens are advised not 70 be alarmed
II they view policeman Waking
through their ellsys,
Health Commissioner eohnoli recon
fnended that the policemen should hsslti
N this work The regular health IN
speetora are on tbo Job. bot thsfs are
not many and ne lssk of covering more
fhaH thlrty,oBe square miles Of DrHs
tory IL . biz one,
GeHn.Ip week IL gasf
Mr.. kBgsl IL interested ~ the efforts
Of the health commissioner 10 make this
4 clssn.up week ~ fart ne we'll - ~
fancy ne believes the school teachers
could do much by inspiring The children
10 take sn interest IN this movement n
mske Omaha "spotlsss city" The
hygiene section Of the new course OF
study permits the inclusion 81 object
lessons on cleanup week into the rsGy'
lar lessons.
Chairman sturssW Of the Wslfars
board said, This II matter which
affects the general wslfsrs o. the city
ana am sure n should interest ever
child and adult We should ave though
Of Kidding The Interiors Of our homes %
Accommodations Of worthless materials
let ~ chase the dirt and dust ana put
our house IN order before the warm
season IA upon w."
The health office will serve ss elssr'
ng house for those who wish 10 hal
rubbish and hoUaeholdsrs wishing ssrYs
tces ~ b6nlers.
Mayor Dahlnsn urges that Oroahsns
take heed Of the governors proelsms-
ton for q general cleanup this week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
BELLEVUE STUDENTS TAKE
UP BEES PUZZLE CONTEST

Bellevue college students and instrucF
tors are teasing their deeply-ridRed
brains With the Bees new Sbakespearean
puzzle. shortly after tho morning "a.
pers came sunday you could have seen
young men III Hamilton hall scratching
their cars with stub pencils, scribbling
H-a-m-l.e-t-22-ss-z- z2-35-3l-53 or pulling
down from the bookcase shelves dusty
copies 81 the works Of the immortal
hard.
One young saYant after little work
sunday evening found thirtystour names
and another followed close upon him.
Weir Dobbln Of The freshman class and
Clint Day, his classmate. formed the cen
ter Of busy circle Of puzzlers and ex.
pect TO hand In enormous lists At an
early date,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Or. FOX TO TALK TO OMAHA
BUSINESS MEN WEDNESDAY

pr. Carroll Fox OF the United states
public health service Is TO address the
Commercial club Wednesday noon At ?
public affairs luncheon Or Fox haa
bocn making a survey OF sanitary and
health conditions IN Omaha and Ne.
braska for some weeks and has some
good thoughts to offer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SOUTH SIDE SCHOLARS
IN SOME NEW QUARTERS

Children of South Central school an
The South side we're transferred 10 thu
south High school and Independent Tsls.
phone building when they returned 10
school after the spring vacation
Since the building was condemned ~
the city building department last FIJI
day the school officials bostlrrAd them
selves and fitted five rooms In South
High and four rooms ~ the telephone
building for school purposes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
For DR.. ZONES.

Miss Jeanette Mcdonald chairman 81
The educational committee Of tho Drama
oague, viii entertain a. dinner At her
home this evening FOR Dr Grefnsey
Jones ~ the rnlgereity Of Nebraska,
aho lectures before the Drama league
fhis afternoon 10 the auditorium d the
clty Sstions bank MISS Mcdonald
pil be- assisted by Mrs Edith Tobltt
Cgyefs vii be placed fof
W. and Mrs william r. Ba3tef
Dr Guernsey Jones
Mknss MlRHfa4
AutUrnu JHNeF Jeanette Mcdonald,
EGith T8Mn,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
SWEDISH LOVE AFFAIR
ELIMINATES IN OMAHA

Rack IN Sweden. whsrt Peter Larsen.
now of Fart Dodge ia. and ttslsn uus
tafsou. now n Oakland. Cal. ssFs chi
hrsn they loved each other When ihsY
came 10 this country the flame iav.
continued 10 burn. The romance eulml
mated when they applied al the court
house tor = marriage lNenss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
THREE WANT COURT TO
SEVER WEDDING TIES

Jennie Alice wants divorce from
Clarence Alice and restoration ~ nor
maiden name of lyerlsh They we're mai.
ricd IN ifp5 in Guthrie is
George = MeureEor wants 20 eet .
divorce from bis wife Jessie The, Nefe
married at Rockford lll Robert " Nluig
wants a divorce from lAura
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

a severe attack Of grip and expects {
be out In q few days
Mr.. W. Fsfpsm smith, Mrs Il. q
Webster and son and Mr Jack George d
Omaha are among The new arrivals ut
the Elms hotel, Excelsior SPRING.
NJ. End Hss -. J. DeGroodt returned
todsr from Austin Miun,. where they
w~nt on short Visit with The parents
u ar Dogroodt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Diphtheria Claims
It's Third Victim
in Plachek Family

Three deaths within week marks the
toll u diphtheria in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Emil Pisehsk, 5iIl southTwen-
tiefh street South side A week a9o
Jennie snd Hose, aKed 70 ami 70 years, re-.
srectfyely. died from this disease and
SUNDAY morning Emil, H., aged years,
succumbed 70 tbs same illness. 4 fourth
child nov Hes seriously ~ with the dis-
ease. which proved 20 fatal 70 the 9th.
srs, and IL not expected 20 I've, Fp-
neral services for Jennie and Rose we're
held Sunday and services for Emil b.,
we're held ~ II O'Clock this morninE.
Burial was N Laurel Hill cemstsry,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
TWELVE NEW SCARLET
FEVER CASES IN TWO DAYS

Frleda foettsgcf. Y years Of age, resid.
ing At MI North Thirty-pinth street,
died Sunday ~ scarlet fever.
The following new cases we're reported
during the last forty-eiRht hours.
Kari sohell, si05 Martha
HALEY and Helen Zoru, Ass Mayberfy
Frelda Boetteger ifi7 North Thirty
ninth
Agnes Christensen, IJa Franklin.
Georgia and Russell Burger. gM Gold
Marguerite and Berncs Derby, third
floor. 5i5 South Twenty-hxth.
- Graham, BIZ North Forts first
avenue
--s-~-. Woodland 256 Franklin.
j. " Class. gtA Douglas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
OMAHA POSTAL CLERKS
PICK THEIR DEL EGATES

The following Omaha clerks nave been
elected delegates 10 the state conyen'
ton Of postoffice clerks; J. H. Hurley,
Emil BAndhauer. Walter Anderson
Louis y. Motz. Harlow r. Meyers and
Lawrence y, Dyhrberg. the last bens
chairman % the delegation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Les Amies Club Notes.

Miss Mag Rasmussen was hostess At
her home saturday afternoon TO Les
Amiea Whist club Prizes were won by
Mesdames J. N. Gerhard and Eugene
Atkins The club will next meet satur.
day afternoon, April %, with Mrs. Eugene
Atkins
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Drang mach 0s.te. evening

Nr snd JY Edward y. Bnfke VIII
entertain Prof FredericN Morrow Films
TnesdaS oyenips at dinner at thslr home
preceding the lecture n the council
chamber upon DranE nsen 0sstenR =
Mre Joseph " Metcslf i 10 be bosiess
preceding The lecture ~ april ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Dolngs

relatives we're present al the ceremony.
MI and Mrs Thornton were formerly
csidenls Of Neigh They vii be ~
home after june ! ~ Fremont, but, after
y short wedding trip will return for
n vlslt 70 Omaha before settling 70 their
future home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Personal Mention.

Mr George 7. Wllson Of Omaha e
guest At the Elms hotel Excelsior
Springs
Mrs Ewing Brown IL spending couple
~ weeks at Hotel Colfax, Mineral
Syringe
Mlss Myrtle Brady lie recovering from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
OMAHA LAWYER GOES TO
IOWA TO GET MARRIED

l.. n. ray. well-Nnown Omaha lawyer
was married At oxford junction. iag 20
Miss NeVa drimwood of oelwein, Ia
They wilt return 20 Omaha "wednesday
Mr.. DAY IA member Of the law firm
Of Pratt 4 Day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Custer Chapter Party.

The George 4 Custer chapter u the
Womans Reilef corps NIT THE afternoon
will 3fs Gporgc II. coRsweIl for their
regular monthly benefit card party The
hoaiem was assisted bg Mesdanes
Chanes Etefsou and George Wlnship