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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

least i2 Nebraska towns we're
changed from the wet 10 the
dry" column today an n result OF
yesterday's voting. Only three bal.
loted 10 return tho saloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
REPORT FAvoRS
U. S. ARMOR BILL

WARRINGTON. April 8.--Ths
eti 200. 900 government srmor
plant bin wss reported favor.
ably today by the house naval
affairs committee by a vote Of
10 TO q.
II wac passed by the senate .
week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

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and ard
Ar
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tka Attention. Is drad is in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

LONDON. April b.--A young Brit
ish mother Of patriotic tendencies
named her new baby Dardanella
GallIpoly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

right here Seattle and Ia. been +" GOD many year; pas.
hAa They're to
HwMani
kind Of
and . P
Their. to hos a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
SALOONS LOSE
IN MANY CITIES

CHICAGO. April 5.-More than
$50 saloons IN tho state OF Illinois
were eliminated In the wet and
dry election. according 10 par.
TALLY complete returns today.
The vets. however, succeeded In
$50 barroomH.
Moline and Wnukcgan voted 10
Dust saloons.
II TOWNS 90 DRY
LINCOLN. Neb.. April Sat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
WINDSOR SCHOOL, GRADS
HOLD EXERCISES TONIGHT

The graduating class OF the Wind
sor school will hold its class day pro-
gram at the school tonight at s
o'clock. The program, is a follows:
The Dancers" Up. Lacome).s
Piano duet Pauline Richey Pauline
Hanicke.
Piano solo. Pearl Palmer 7g
Quotations from akespeare, Donald
Head, Dudley Gillette. Minnie Brooks. Caro-
line Heileman.
The Sandman tBrahms).
Violin solo. Charles Ortman.
Plano SOLO Hcdvika Reanichek E
Quotations, Raymond Wood, Edward
Shields, Roy Smith. Gunnar Olsen, Emily
Hodrege.
Plano solo, Mildred Lite
Violin solo, David Simon.
Plano solo. Harriet Savage.
Quotations, Drew sutton, Erma Quinn,
Ralph Olsen. Howard Twiford
Plano solo. Marjorie sm,Ia,
Piano solo. Mildred Durham.
Quotations. Burt Corliss, Laura Herring,
Fred Merrill, Carroll Baldwin, Joseph
Kowaieski.
Piano solo, Alice Kleffner F
Piano solo Vera Manning ..s.a -
Piano solo. Marguerite schafer. N
Quotations. Clarence Binder, Robert Rule,
Mary Finney, Robert Lowry. Russell Petit
Spring Time" Phyllis Brown. Evelyn
Newhranch, Hida Anderson, Gladys Stanley,
Viola Gross, Doris Kanatsher, Marian Fish
er, Frances SchwalenberE, LAX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
School Children :.
To Repeat Fairy
Tale Production

To raise funds for the vocational
guidance bureau OF til - Association of
Collegiate. Alumnae, Columbian
school children who presented Gin
derella," translated from the German
and arranged by the German teacher
of the school, Miss Helen Sommer,
will repeat the performance Monday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Mrs, Edgar H. Scott.
Mrs. SCOTS home will aceommo-
date all audience OF 800 Tickets will
be 50 cents for adults and IS cents
for children.
Ethel Gladstone is Cinderella:
Helen Paulson and Cornelia Baum,
the stepssters; Ethel Brinknian, the
stepmother; Katherine Davis. fairy
sodmother; Prince Charming, Fran
els Morton; king Russell Mattson;
doctor, Sam Carlyle while the fairies
are Harriet Rosewatcr, Evelyn Cole.
Louise Riley, Portia Bigelow. Helen
Rogers, Wynne Fairfield. Eleanor
Scott, Ruth Wcekes. Helen Turpin
and Helen Rogers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
Charles Hughes is
In Omaha Attending
Convention of Elks

Charles Hughes, delegate to the
Elks convention from Beatrice, has
done nothing but answer foolish ques-
tons since last Saturday, and he
faces the probability Of spending at
least the next four years at the same
occupation.
No! No, amt the republican
nominee for PRESIDENT Do | look
like him? ! amt even any relation.
The only thing | was ever elected to
was when they made me the explana-
ton committee and had to furnish al
ibis for brother Elks when they got
in wrong at home"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
BERRY PEDDLERs ARE
SH0RTING ON HOUSEWIVES

Inspector John Grant Pegg of the
city weights and measures depart
ment makes the following statement:
u wish to warn housewives against
dealers who are offering pint and
half-pint berry boxes as quart boxes.
This is against the law. I have con-
demned lot which was offered for
sale in cases. Reports of these viola.
tions will be promptly investigated
by my office"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
WHARTON TELLS WOMEN
NOT FORCED TO MARCH

Postmaster Wharton, less forcibly
patriotic than the mayor, gave orders
that no women postofiice employees
were to be compelled to march. 1--WE
need some spectators" said the post
master, so the ladies can stand on
the sidewalks and sing and wave
flags and cheer the postoffice con-
tingent."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
Ware Returns from
Banquet to Mohler

Charles Ware, general manager OF
the Union Pacific, who rctires July |,
returned from Cheyenne, where he
and President Mohler were rendered
farewell banquet by the business
men of that city. He Immediately
departed for Chicago. Mr. Ware as
serts that the banquet was a very
pleasant function and was largely at
tended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

sToCKHoLDERs MEETING
The annual meeting of the stock hold ers
Of the Bankers Savings and Loan Associa-
ton will be held at Its office, 1905 Farnam
street, Wednesday avening, July IL. at s
o'clock Fl"Jl4d4t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

William H. Dun OF Pittsburgh, member
OF the advertising agency of Barker Duff
Il Co, is in the city He It was who orig,.
mated the slogan, Eat dish OF Ice cree n,
each day"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
6 ROOMS MODERN,

500 CASH. $25 PER MONTH
1907 Ohio St, strictly modern except
furnace. House built about three years;
newly painted and papered. Price. s2.4Oo:
800 cash, s25 a month. Phone Tyler SO
and ask for Mr.. Lowrey. Office open
evenings till 9 p. m.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1914 Harvey ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

Bee Want Ads produce results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

RAIL- Fighting In Flsndsrs" 'ns Road to Glory" "vi,s
Copyright. 1918, By E. Alexander Powell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

PIGEONS pay far better than chickens;
always pennsd up; little space needed to
start; free book explains all. Majestic
SQUAD Co., Dept. 81, Adel. Ia.
Just Received Mexican Baby Parrots, the
first ones Of the season, 81 and $12. Max
Geisler Bird Co, 1917 Fnrnam st.
PERSIAN KITTENS. Baldwin Cattery,
Morningside. Iowa
Screenings, l.2b per 100 lbs. SOL N. 18th St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

IMPROVED farms down In southeastern
North Dakota; Ransom and LaMoure
counties; many with good buildings. some
with stock machinery and growing crops
s3b to SIS per acre; special Inducements
Write for list. John W. Norton Co.. ASS
shubert Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
Missouri Lands
Montana Lands.

CHEAP FARMS-Any Size easy terms. II
the beautiful Ozarks of Dent county. Mo
W. 8. Frank 20l Neville Block, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

BARGAIN!
House rooms and store connected, modern,
good to make living at home; small
payment down, balance like rent. Call at
1881 Lake ST.. or Tel. Webster s47.
OWNER wishes to sacrifice strictly modern
s-room house. with sleeping porch: oak
floors and woodwork: excellent condition.
real bargain. Webster 1871
KOUNTZE Place restricted district resi-.
dence for SALE #. v. Kniest. 3515 N. 18th
1922 N. 9th ST.. rooms. modern. two
stories Webster 73l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
The Secret t +. Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
By E. Alexander Powell
FOURTH INSTALLMENT.

Author Of 1.-THE End Of the TRAIL" ''Figl
IL France. otc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
Wisconsin Lands.

GET literature and maps on the cheapest
good land in United States
BAKER G. TILLOTSON
18th and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1888
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15

Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED TO RENT-Immediately, good
or 8-room house with garage In West Far
nam district or Dundee. Must be a first
class place. Give full information. Ad.
dress o 137Bee.
Wanted to Rent Houses
in DUNDEE.
W. L. sELBY & SONS. Douglas 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Sra 80, Gelemarfen.

goaren loo pente paa Jig nofino
IPnge. 5 Gluten al Ipril laa Green
lige Itor iom YdotuinterS | DC ileite
Spgber. Set bar isrit | Wai Of 8aar.
peiret fom og S~nelssninsen begpno.
te. Zen fom broat og itert, iaa her
bar life pGret iau tor Slom paa man.
ge gor, tunife iioen 1879. gseIpen
gif ian bsi at Den itenste geier peo
Sterbef for al 6Grbiel / ct Bar
9sgn. SeIbiapis giorbe 5lommen
ingen r%Ppnepproig Sfaoe her | 9pg.
Den. Yien / mango andre gpgoer
polbte Den life iaa ulemper. YPel.
lem Selioro og 6latool itoo 9nnoet
oper geicn, iau baaoe aisrenoe %
8aaenoe maatte gIsre en- Smpei Tor
at fomme irem. ) en- Yafboo paa
lllpenRsiet itob 8anoet en- 500 ouer
@uIpet og ifabebe iorifieaige garer.
IS SnulGnb og 3uohal blep ire min.
ore groer repet bort.
Sieboobroeu / RGsberreo par Oct
ogiaa here itllloe reiit, ba Ell 5sm.
merlRnie iprang % alt Ssmmeret
BANDIT iig paa groens Wiiotfar. Yten
meo ib9rbigt arbeioe, iom blep bolbt
ganenbc banoc Tag % Rai. lpfteoes
Oct al ino les Ssmmerhnueen. !
Sitteroal Dor Sroerne oper DC 10 I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

DC Strupa % Scbbsla lierft triiet.
Tou Ell StrQfnins al 200 Nfeter too
@onbet en- halp Mteier ooer Sopeo'
peien eiter 9pabeu. "a ! ben Iaoelt'
liaaenbe Gel al Rotooben aif Tanoei
inc / Siiene. 9tu er Tono'taroen |
ale Glpe Iiben Of taloe, % Tetrei I
Oct iibiie bar p9ret fieliet. men emo
MI fan nj nof faa en- 6Iom, ON life
iaa iopr iom Den ler'te - 'or tnoe
poo Iielopiooerne llgaer me9et Sne
laieu, iom penter poa Solbot %
milot Rean. Weu er Ser enoml Sln'
ter inoe pna Sielbene, Iaa er Oct Tadr
uebe / Sc lime Gale. Der er uaftert
/ Siembuaoen M. 8rennc lager
&oloeue. lsptuua itoor Siertcn, Gil
len % Roauen, % lpItell8 'pnger
@iea % Wdaltroit PEG Tag % auelo,
@aoronueu er man paa lar9t llGr
life iUroig mcN enomI. Ger uar me-
get iaien at plsie li0en Soften. 'oa
set taaer Iiot Irngerc Sib al iao
SGoeu / Soroen / Taar enc uonlt9
20 Sporcbonf har ifirntet 2OOO ar.
FOR al hiGIpc Smn~otoarstolf III at
iou aunitaiebicl, Saoforn oa SGtte.
puteter. Get par Ell poffcr @opc lort
err 5af % gGrc pGrb.
Scirinacn al Sr~ibcoSoogen, Der,
17bc Wiai, minfer al her | %paoen
innI ole andre Stcbcr / Sanoct. Set
cr ionoc Srb buoo Der blnnot anoct
ms itoo i ell ArtifeI i "Horia" ont
bette: Gen t7be Moi bspoe oes'
pcrrc b%eIiottoaitben 1905 etter Ell
lanai % ucrfiamt lin. Get or Iitct
ne ilGpcr firing mcb." Gcn lIoe
bIep minoet her / @s mch al Fre'tcr
toltc / airfen. ct Narncto9 GIT ira
Trsiotun iii airfen. On apeloerl
bolot IiboIbslo9et og 90 friiteltge
llnabomslag Set pou 6relotln. Ter
talte Yreitcn % SGrcr Grit SoIno,
Siouro Ssnitebs lGitc op. Se haauo'
itreuuc @looe Bon" % "Sielliom"
blep oplGite al Sanoelsbetlcnt Va.
lanb og @unbiIo Seaano. 5tI'lili
par oct Wiiriif al Grit Horobs, Obre'
itao % Yrciten % 6rlte.
@iite iiocn icg itreu iioit er Hints
!. agronom Ssren Wprarm % annc
Solberg ira IrongeoaI. Sorfel Car
fen 9angfonS % @unbilo l%ltbraoten
Isoe err: Soriteu &onIen Slo
&otnorbeien. @nfe Inlou9 So1belm
Gntc citer Yoal SoSheim. Some Sn
aeborg Ssraensbatter 8noln, hul
houoe / lGngere Sib liht al Gprlng
Gntc Sngcborg Serslano, bun IA.
, "a Mar, % por ocn ganllcitc a. oil
, gumIe / @s,
, 23oe Wtoi 1916.
/ > | u noreaa { Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
SiGlr bin Sreoer!
TN "0etora5 sgoarn"s Baebatfisu.

TT "9etordt sg~oitrn"s gfebdtticu.
Seq fer { "gCtrn" nor 2oss S,rrt,
ct Orb fra Sobdu SeIres". Ga cas
ino ieg nuorsS pdd. ON Der ftrurt i,ss
tonurer Here Reu9e til bdut. Qtpefcr
ieg oaida urorcs pad. bbiIte R%dtiouer
Slertdlct uf be $4,000 Tborrcuter. Iont
"Boiteu" bar. tiIbsrer. Grt Be fIeire
Iigeiom lea er SGnit og al BEN @riuS
tnnter I'geiom iea: Ser er bd iiss
iert mere emo NOT uoriis gRuo %
Roiuoer her / 9dnoet. Tom bar mango
@duge bsore 8aaS I'll at biGlbe euo
lea bar. og berior euSuu life bar ieuot
roeet. SaoOc lea nm mere at ieuS..
uiIbe lea bare ienot bet oirette I'll
bnmL "a iea finSe suIft at aiue ham Ct
opmuutreuoe Orb oa Snf. foroi bet bar
pGret mig CT tor @lGoe ar IGie hans
Gigh. Neu mine beSite 2niier %
Seuner. for Suuohco OF 9piie for BAN.
lsoiaaer Neuue lille @uue.
90 tab Inn nINria 6anbet / SrsbeIiers
Sio,
Iddr Iooannaer ptier iis ariml
9irmp tnppert. u~foriaat nm / 9tcets
trauae Strto,
Ga qtp life Rlsmooct 8uml
Rodiie en- ueuIia Stieue az Rsrfet
alrmter frem,
Nddr GsOeu bar 6siNcpunttet rddet;
0iuuitc en- lille GraeI III olt iduueuoc
oiem
Ct biGlpeuoc 9griro Ia bar innet.
Reu on. bucm Siirbneu gaUmilN GAP
lniere Nuar,
Com ci ticrocr SnaHom og RsO,
SGut pnn Din mlae Sroocr, iUnt ipscs
Itg addr.
90 tiImcN mdd isrQe for Srsol
2ut on Tor oonuo % oIcrtc on uooeI
Din StIGro.
SGno yiu5moO % hiGlp ham M no,
Haur Snqoum - iom bcr - ltduplcr
arbeios 9rhoeru,
Stdl / @ierniu9 on uiis Oiu Sro.
On RiuncioIu ,Surmcrtouc.
Suuuoqullt. Rtuu. 25oe Suui 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Eroerne er grsnre al Gieu % Soo.
ne' GLIDER reoen1mber iom oereorg.
Ser mefIen 8iroior og 8eitmin.
tier ieiIet Irounirg Gliidbeth / i'm
icrapIote, bile0Itaarue 8ituqebooo
r., SIsitefIara % ptttis 5oLe neo.
oper Sbemiers unse, blibe Strsm,
fer oen enoni bar porct hi 9erbens.
flooen.
Ser IeeeS erbrit 9orbons Ipieite
Sommerlio. 8oo6 gfter Boob gli-
Ser forbi eaer giemmer itg / Stoet
UNDER BiIeues Stpaae. - !Strt ne.
ger / gaaSers 9uro pod bTsoe E1i.
Ser og felger Sfperres 8ons poo
Simler. SG itoar / Stonnen meS
SEN Large aore og iupser bsn gomle
Surg:
Row, row, row the boat
gently down the stream!
Merrily, merrily, merrily. merriiy,
Life is but a dream.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
inn ne erin hei inrlnn
luN " CVNb WA I~S'SA
for al pore iro | Der III eget Blob.

lao DC epia Del 'orloo
FOR at poce irS / Der lit eget Blob.
8erpeIdnos aiRrIiqbeb I'll Gr9.
Iono bar nGiten Den iomme iltbteu.
sc itormenoe yorelitelie iom Sbote'
ioeareS egen.
Suif niSie 2%irier:
Ser iom ittuner better bit
meIIem en- % 6apiers @oper
Net er 9usIduo ioIbelp'.
Nlipptrue pco Scoer.
sol BET irifc 2iuieuS Su't
air fru @dmmels eueIdroS Sgc,
@impIcuS Slirae iom beutt
Tan / Der alt Ic8c.
Sit &c GueluuNS @runouoIo itcrt,
m1sliuGboto Cement ira @ruuocu.
Sribcc bar lit Soriudrsucr.
mi0t ! 6dpet %irnnen.
@ue bar bpeeet ont beus Diem
itertc, bsie 9ditiouer.
netop boor oet oerber frcm
MOB guropdS Sroucr.
Observation-Disclosures bpiSc 6onIo
ueitcuio er Rdrmoriloocr.
hporira SeireuS SronuIug ielo
itolt bebcrltet Nlooeu.
Shofeipcares Stem or peS Iuur.
ilooen / GraIdtos Siertc, men Der
leuer hans SiqtrinaS Ironrtng.
Sen err ct mco Gn9lnnos ReuGS.
lance, ocn iuuImenSe 2ip~islcIic iont
lender ii9 on GliidbetbS ieirrise
arone.
Oct err SeiersfsIelicu oper Den
ipanifc ArmoooS Undergoing. lonl
bruoer ircm / hans itoltc alGrltg'
hebsoigt Ill ENGLAND:
9euue iouocliac Srorc for auuecr,
ocnuc 6criiere. Seuue SorocuS @tdics
mart.
Ncnnc gNcuS 6ooc. bette me EarnNi5,
Ncnnc SritnirR bpgaet al 9Inturcn for
ia lclu
intoo geimitteIie al arigeuS 6dnno.
Geure lniieliae Sleat AZ Nrno.
ocnnc lille @crocr,
ocuue bprebarc SgocIitcu iuoiottct ! Del
i~eIperre 6op,
oenue p~clii9ueoc YIet al Soro.
bette Riac, bette SuaIano!
Settc Siem Tor el'iene SIGlc,
bette tiGrc. tiGre Snro,
tiGrt for bets Nm aienncm Terocr:
England omrauoet al Oct trtum'erero'
0au.
Sans Si0 por oct 9laoe Gnalonn
Sea bar oeta Nillcoe 'ordn ml0 Der
ncoc ucO Slottcta goo. Ser po'
oct at ToIitaii blep puttet | SGtfei
a; sc mlrntrc Sriler / &inoior. "Sb
merrp nipea OF @trOior" oett
Sfucipil iom bIep oiatct paa Qron
ninqcn5 quo. Suu suifeoc at !
T%olitoii iorclifct. @omIc ginoin9S
uerfSbuic ltrTffer cnNnu line Gaarn
uiuOucr opcr @uOen mco Ell mllnl
ter MorgenbiIien til i'm Nobo, D
gomle &ertabnic itour Der enomi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
VormdnStddrnet
/ Dinoior.
Gyru @na gnfer / "SioenS Sc9n".

(iSru Gaa Infer / "SibenS Scan".)
Seq eaor / Ell Iat al mG9tiBe
GaetrGr poo Geien nj @inoior
Slot. Warferne err grsnne Iom /
tioIig Saor, Wnrfer ltoen @rGr'er
icm ct i~lsilsgrsnt Sou I'll ale 81
Der, % Solreiloffer better u'tplOlg'
irm Tor Sproen % arlgen tom mo
/ Teroen.
9on9t / oct iierue Ter ieg Dc tdt'
foe Saorne al @moior Slot. &c
letter iig / oen bIuolige Dis 'om ct
Srsmmeipn. Ser orsmmer 10 %
ioo GnglonoS Siitorie / tuien aor
inc itore oanbriqc Grsnmc.
Sib bar HorNmGuO IGn9tet. her
bar NoromGro flGntpet % 'eiret.
Get itore rrrnbc Saarn oerbenne
i'm letter iig hsit ooer ale DC 9raa
OIL eiuarsnne MturroSier er 9toro-
monostoornet, "Sbc Rornlun Sop'
err.
Som @ergelaub Tiger:
6uor ilanb DC latte Sob
reiite De CT Saurn I'll Wcric.
liqeiom / Romas Gage
Seierherreus SduiehaQe
borcoes al bam / Soroen.
Ga DC itaar Der eno DC lterte
Reconnaissance nj et Segu
at al Dem erobret oorocn
er ben belle i%iisuue egn.
aQeen lsiter iig breo og 'tatcltB
opoper Seioen, % jea ltornter lonl
en- anbeu Biting glennem 6T't'
ningsporteu.
Slot oper Slot, 5aQcr % Sdar'
nc, aopeller o. aloitre omramrei
az iieIobsie 6GimingsuoIoe VII
iomIer Jig on Reconnaissance
paa 6ieloets hsicitc Sop.
Ser bar Den %roroiifc o. oen an.
~a!ofeItiite Tuce blouoet Sloo nj Sor.
oens toilette 6oIf.
BED ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6oO ban
Slegten bpgget oioere, otsit
gugninger uiier nae Siosolore, irc
Gronuiug GIiiabetbS RenRSince
aiennem Queen Mime, ii
Grooming Iictorias Ioge. Sooel
"a 9uegange bGffet meb Goier, Gge
troner mailer lin Ssioe meo Sanr
meme. o. ooer oct belle gror eieuen
- Den biroer De mango gpgoerfe'
iommcu iii en- eneite, mpgtig Sogo
Ser err lronniug Gliiubetbs Der
rosie. 6%Piningen ipnfer poa oelr
nc Sioc Iooret nco / Oct grsnr,
Slcttelono hpor Shemier blinfe.
unber @inoiors gomle Sroer o.
blgter iig oioere MOB &ifmono+
egeifoge. On 5leg Col lpier gien
urm ben ine 3aage oper oet oeillg
oa6ne, rige iornemme Sau0ifab.
ga. 49, ia Oa isg ,lart iOritob
broroan Roroeus %srnsiri
@itiug tuuoe osoelig i~orellte
ip / oiue ~iiisuue Sormsr
tpinoeingre engeuduo,
b. hrorlunne
picmmsi De %iorglenme hnoe?
ipnoerrtpe piertets 8oo
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-12
WITH THE CHURCHES
First Baptist Church.

Services at the First Baptist
Church Sunday as follows: Sunday
school at 9:i5 a. m. Professor John
A. Moore. superintendent; Sunday
school at 3 y. m. at Oak Grove. Broth.
er w. w. Weaver. superintendent
preaching at IL a. m. and 1870 p. m.
by DR.. Buckner. In the morning he
will speak on THE Wonderful His.
tory OF Buckner Orphans Home" and
at night he will speak on The Spir.
it's Leading In His own Life" DR.
Buckner is not here to take col
lection, but Is here to consult with
his chief field man, Rev. J. j. Pipkin
and while here has consented ia
preach for us tomorrow. b. Y. p. U
at 6:i5 p. m. Mr.. Charles Pipkin
president. The regular monthly con
ference will be held at the close Of
the morning service. Don't fail Il
hear this preacher, poet and benetae
tor tomorrow morning and tomorrow
night. NJ. T.. Weaver. Pastor
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was manifested throughout the entire
evening.
At the conclusion OF the dinner.
while the men were still at the tables.
Mr.. Storey and several others made
talks. some OF which were more than
after dinner jokes. for II was here that
some Of the men frankly discussed
some OF the phases OF the social life
of the men OF Bryan and the relation
OF the church to such problems. The
spirit Of Il all was that OF brotherhood
and the upshot OF all discussions tend
ed toward the general proposition how
best to make the church contribute
most to the complete life OF the nor
NAL man. The fact that religion, In
its practical application. Is essential
~ social was well emphasized. The
crying need Of the manhood OF the
city for a Y. NJ. c. A. was echoed from
every serious note OF the evening
And out OF this echo, together with
MIR. Storey's original plan In calling
the meeting. came resolution OF the
men OF the church to meet again next
Tuesday evening. at which time fur
Their and more definite steps will be
taken toward an organization which
shall have as It's object the promotion
OF the social life OF the men OF tn,
church.
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Institute will eliminate In great ad.
dress by our Bishop Mouzon ON the
missionary work in Brazil. Also. to-
morrow will be the day OF great i'm.
portance for the local church. The
missionary committee. headed by Pro
fessor II. o. Allen, has undertaken to
make a complete canvass OF the
church for the beneyolences OF the
church. Their plan has been an
nounced. At the night service Bish
op Mouzon will represent the work Of
the theological department Of the
Southern Methodist University OF Dial
las. with special reference to the
chair OF church history and missions
Hear the bishop at both services. Sun
day school and other meetings al
usual. Chas. T. Tally. Pastor.
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Services at the Free Baptist Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m. L. NJ. Candy. SUI
perintendent: Christian Endeayor at
$3.50 p. m. Topic. THE Conservation
OF Influence" Lesson, Heb 10: 1926,
led by Miss Irma EGge. on account
Of the pastor being absent from town
the morning hour or II o'clock service
will be given to an Echo Meeting Of
Raymond Robins" conducted by a
company OF young men OF the College
Y. NJ. c. A. Especially do we invite
the young people OF both the town and
the academies to attend the service
The pastor will preach at 7:3O p. m.
from the subject. THE Right Heart
or Heart Religion" The public is cor
daily invited to attend any and all
these services. c. c. Wheeler.
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En,ertaIned With birthday Dinner


The elegant ]. o. Chance home was
tie scene OF magnificent dinner
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Chance plan
ming and achieving the pleasing hos
pitality complimentary to her hus-
band. In honor OF the anniversary OF
his birth. this giving a delightful OPP
1nrtunity for the twelve guests pres
sut 10 offer their congratulations and
best wishes TO the celebrant.
Elaborate and beautiful decorative
effects were accomplished. making the
charming home environment doubly
attractive. Smilax gave festoons over
archways and entrances to the various
rooms. while Boston ferns on brass
Vedestals found pleasing arrangement
The large dining room. splendidly
beautiful in itself glowed upon this
occasion with its rich furnishings and
formed an ideal setting for the table
which was notably artistic in its ar
rangement. The dinner was planned
on exceedingly beautiful lines. white
and lavender motif being artistically
developed In the adornement and ap
pointment OF the table. Il was over
Iaid with damask with center piece OF
exquisite hand-embroidery. upon which
rested a cluster OF slender crystal
vases linked together with crysta
chains IN which were carnations and
violets. Graceful sprays Of smilax ex
tended from the center to the ends OF
The table and at intervals, encircling
the central Establishment were crys
tal holders. whose white tapers gave
n subdued radiance. adding to the
pretty effect.
AZ each plate were white tobog
gans ornamented with lavender bios
SONS and filled with white minis
while lavender slippers formed attrac
dove receptacles for the salte'
almonds. Dainty cards Of lattice
work, supporting wistaria vine II