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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17

tain Corey has been in charge of the
Husker squad during the first week Of
practice. 1t has been nothing more
than a drill in calisthenics, punting,
falling on the hall and forward pass
ing.
b Corey lined the whole bunch up
and drilled them in the art of wrig.
Cling their finger to falling grace.
fully on the ball. Doyle, Otopaulik
and Gardiner have been practicing
punting for the varsity and have been
sending the pigskin forty to forty
five yards. Otopaulik, the regular
varsity puntcr, has been showing up
most favorably. Mum has been do.
ing the kicking for the freshmen and
his punts have averaged forty yards.
Wednesday there were thirty-fve
men on the field. Thursday brought
out forty-hve, and this was increased
to sixty yesterday afternoon. Prac-
tice will start in earnest Monday,
with scrimmage on the slate for the
last of the week.
Has Athletic Record.
Dr. Stewart has all cnviable record
for an athlete. The new Nebraska
coach got his first taste Of athletics
at the Steubcnville High school IN
Ohio, which he entered lin 1891 and
was graduated in 1895. His first COL
legiate experience was at Scio college
in Ohio, where he studied a year and
then entered Western Reserve uni
versity.
He was the first four letter man
Western Reserve had. He was quar-
terback of the foot ball team pitcher
on the base ball team, star forward
of the basket ball FIVE and all urdcr
on the track team.
Leaving college he first organized
a professional base bal. team in the
Ohio State league and then gained
his first experience as coach at Mas
siiion college in Ohio. He next was
called to Allegheny college at Mount
Union, and from there to the Oregon
Aggies, where he remained FIVE years
and where he built up one of the most
powerful elevens on the Pacific coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Butcher Holds His
Lead in Western

Butcher, Denver, leads in the West
ern league with 1852 and is ahead in
total bases with 276 and in runs with
l04. Shields, Denver, leads in stolen
bases with ~; Krug, Omaha, In sac
rifice hits with 81; Dyer, Denver, in
home runs with 10 and Denver In
club batting with 1875.
Leading batters, including Tues
days games:
Butcher, Denver, 1852; Oakes, Dem
yer, .342; Miller, Omaha, .342; Gill
more, Sioux City, 1886; Johnson, Lin
coin, .344; Kirkham, St. Joseph, 1888;
Coy, Wichita, 1928; Kruger, Omaha,
.324; Shestak, Denver, 800; Gray,
Wichita, .5ls.
Leading pitchers for Twenty-Five
games:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Seymour Lake Club
Golfers Journey to
Sioux City Today

Five Seymour Lake Country club
golfers will invade Sioux City today
for match at the Country club there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forster, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Overmire and Miss Mabel
Melcher will make the trip.
John Sherman, the Seymour Lake
pro-, will accompany the Omahans,
and foursome between Mr.. Shear
man and Miss Melcher against Mike
Shearman, Johns brother and Sioux
City pro-, and Miss Marjorie Webster
of Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Nebraska Grid Dates
Foot Ball Schedules
OF Interest to Omaha.


Oct. drake at Lincoln
Oct, l4-kansas Angles at Lincoln.
Oct. Il--Oregon Aggies nj Portland
Oct. 2S-Nebraske Wesleyan at Lincoln.
Nov. i-Ames Aggles at Lincoln.
Nov. 1s-Kensas University at Lincoln,
Nov 25--Iowa Universally at Iowa city
Nov. S0-Notre Dame at Lincoln.
Creighton University.
Oct. Alumni at Omaha.
Oct. l4-Nebraska Wesleyan at Omaha
Oct. 2l-Dubuque at Dubuque, Ia
Oct. 2b-Denver University Mt Omaha
Nov st. Louis University at st. Louis.
Nov II -- Friend University tWichita,
Kan.D at Omaha
Nov is-Highland Park University tDea
Moines) at Omaha.
Nov 23--Yankton College at Omaha.
Nov. 30-South Dakota at Omaha.
Bellevue College.
Oct. 6--Cotner at Bellevue
Oct. 20--Trinity at Bellevue,
Nov. a--Midland College at Atchison, Kan.
Nov 10--Peru at Bellevue,
Nov. 17-Wayne at Wayne
Nov. 24-Dosne at Crete.
Nov, 3o--Tarkio at Tsrkio, Mo.
University Of Omaha.
Oct. S--Tarkio at Tarkio, Mo
Oct. 13-Cotner at Bethany.
Oct. 2o-Grand Island at Omaha.
Oct. 27-Kaarnty at Omaha.
Nov. 2t--American School of Osteopathy
al Kirksvile. Mo.
Nov. So-CeDtrai City at Central City.
Central High.
Sept 3o-Commerce High at Omaha.
Oct. 7--Sou'h High al Omaha
oct li--Council Bluffs at Council Bluffs.
Oct. 2l--Norfolh at Norfolk.
Oct. 2s-York at Omaha.
Nov. 3--Beatrics at Beatrice
Nov. ll-Lincoln at Lincoln
Nov ls-Sioux City at Sioux City.
Nov 26-Sioux Falls at Omaha
NOV 30-St. Joseph al st. Joseph
south High.
Sept. 30-Alumri at Omaha.
Oct Central High at Omaha.
Oct l4-BlRlr at Blair,
Oct 2l--Logan at Omaha.
Oct 2s--Nebraska city at Nebraska City.
Nov. 3--Commerce High at Omaha
Nov. 11--Councii Bluffs at Omaha
Nov. 18-Kearney at Kearney,
Nov. 25---Beltrice at Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Omaha Soccer League
Starts Season TODAY

The Omaha Soccer Foot Ball league
will open the 1916 season this after
noon. The soccer sharks enjoyed a
big season last year, but anticipate
that the 1916 campaign will surpass
It. The Omaha City, Townsend, Clan
Gordon, CALIFORNIAN, Bohemian and
Nonpareil Athletic club elevens are
entered.
Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue
in Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
STATE GETS CHOICE
HIGH GRID BATTLES
Central.South High Conflict Is
Only Big Game of the
Year for Omaha.
GLOOM sHRoUDs BEATRICE

BIG GAMES OF YEAR,
Central vs.. sOuth High.
York Va. Beatrice.
Grand Island Va. Beatrice.
Norfolk vs.. sioux CITY.
Central High Wv. Sioux Falls.
Lincoln vs.. North Platte.
South High w. Kesrney.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17

Magnatcs in both of the major
leagues are giving consideration to a
suggested contract clause that would
prohibit players from driving motor
cars during the playing season. Why
not reduce salaries a bit and then
there wouldn't be any motor cars?
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17

George Stallings has sent out the
5. Q: 5. for Johnny Evers. Evidently
otallings needs an assistant in achiev-
. ing the miracle stuff.
Perhaps the Omaha and Minneapo-
lis champs haven't quite as much class
as the Rourkes, but they'll be full of
the old fight at least.
If the American and National
league races get any closer they'll
have to count all the innings.
OF one consolation to Connie Mack
is the fact that there aren't twelve
clubs in the American league.
And, il we remember correctly, they
said Alexander was due t. go back
this year. p.
viii it be Pfeffer and Meyers
against Leonard and Carrigan?
What's become Of the lowly Links?
And Jess Willard is still circusing.
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in CcnHcn bofft man
auf 6ricdtcnlanS!

9on0on 30. Mug. @rieden.
lambs Sulhtug in 0ieiem ariege TX
imner nod unaepiB. llnofii5iellC
g1ahridten ais Atben nber erpede.
ben @lauben oaB @~riehenlmno bulO
lcin S6idiol nit o]ernicnjgcn Der
glaiierten pcreinigen miro. Bel et.
ner geitern IN 2ltBen it1ttgeilmoctar
MISUNDERSTANDING lpur0e cine Gc.
iollttion onaetoulmen, melhe be.
iagt. oab ia1s man Der Gimme oes
Bottles III Dieier ariiis nidt @ehor
ideHfg uu0 oaiieu JorOerlug. fla
Den 9luiiertcn on5ui6hcBeu, nod.
Qebe. 10 mcrocu Sdjrittc ergriiier
mer6eb nm Ocin Ruin bon peldcm
oos 2anO beorobt miro. Dor5ubct.
gen. Ole @aictuna aopolas ourd
Die 9l1lqarcn hut untar Der 8cpbl
feruug uugebelrc 2Lufregpmg Der.
borgeruIcn. Ylon lit niaens, Den.
iril6eren Observation-Disclosures &euj.
5clos IN olleu Gingcn 81 folgen
(Dus m0dter Die 8ritcH Do5l qari
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beridieOenH Vldsen in Colorado
un0 @nomting tSotteSbieniie 5n bal
ten.
Ger mctlide Glitrift Der Snnobe
BON Soma miro ii6 in ben Inaen
bon 30. glaitit bis 5itm 3. Scpt.
in Sterling, g}ebr, o%eriunmeln &ie
man bort bot iih bic @emeinoc oes
PoitorS @lnfoerlih gum @mpiailgc
BON eiuu $50 @ditr eiuqeridtrt.
Sin giuroIncr bei6reibt int yte
brosfo Gto irinc GinOrilde Die or
bon @ian SUNDAY bel beiicu fitr8s
Gder @oritetlutg in 2iucoIu emp
iouaeu bot. 7onod bdtte man c5
NIT ciuem M}onne at tun, Der roien0
qeuoroen aud bie eiuiotiten Aegeln
oto ]glnitonoe5 Dcr8iBt Der NIT elmer
abitoBeu0en Sprdd)c mo Rcocuelie
elm pobclhofte5 @ebdbreu al Den
Tag lcgt. bas oui cine ueruodIdiii1-
lie aiu0rritttbe mo nui cine %fiinitis
&c Belle NIT bergitterten 6euitcru
I6Iicbeu lo8t.
Ios 1T ia leiOer manr 0oB man
iagcu mtb: g8ic III es menidene
mogIidL onB Oos Goli, Dos germ &c.
biloet iein nollen0c umerifaniidc.
@efo1eu ou eincnt ioIden Mleniheu
linden fam, Sctuc a1rperperrena
tungel lit nod 0as Bette, mas es
9ibt; aber oa fam man Shoneres
on6ersmo biliqer babeu.
2ebtc gBode itarb 0obier i'm vi.
fer bon Y 3abrcn George 8eif.
i6pei0er,
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(gtugeiou0t.)
9adflause 5nrH 3cutidcH 8Oltoieit
in SBrGcnie.

Radtlinqt on5 Set, inioieru &C.
.iogt mlr0, 0oB eB, mas Belud oil
belangt, on8 l~cttiaDrtqe IUett iltcr
trofieu babe. o. worcn nod iidje-
rer 51dBlulg 3uiideu 5000 un6
10000 8eiuhcr auncieno. Ger
Automobile mur6en il6er LOO qe.
5Gblt. Sung mo PIT mar @cIes
genbeit qegebeu, iih gut gu omiiiie.
rem. Die Mluiiftapeaeu, BON oeue1
Die ytebrosfa Gitn 9oppeac bairns
Oers erluQbut merOeu muB, totem ihr
8cite8, ole 0}cnge 81 mtcrbolten.
Ole Re0en Doren ollie 10 gebolttn,
Inn in uciiterbaTter gSelie 0nS Ser.
bQltui5 Der 0eutih Amcrifouer gum
arteg uu0 inherent 4ooptlo Batter
luroe tlor u leac1t, ltno beranlnBten
inns, unierer Efliht gum aufredt.
.crhulten uuierer 0urd) Die &onltltlt.
tion perbiirgten Reftc beluuBt 81
meroen. giidt 5unl @enigten aber
bat Der Ytounerdor nit ieinen er-
be6euOeL INNER nelten oelttihen
8clfslieoern Inter ibren ebrfuilr0t=
gen Better n8apo" Steele gum id)o.
nen GrfoIg un0 81 ben erfre1lliferI
Rodflongen beigctrngcn. 3u oieien
geb0rt aud, 0ob l~uenjgitan5 $500
Dem Gotelt arett3 iiir Die 6elttihen
arieq8notlei0elt0tn libermicien pers
Den tonncr.
Bon Screen iin0 6cm 2citcrs6eS
Teites 9errn g. Il. 8ellter oiele
ytuhfI6uge at q0uncr. Ole @Gran,
itoltlngen fiir5 Set Waren iiir i'm
1~nitrengelto, nit biel IrubeI berbiln.
Sen, oof lit aud fir i'm Der id0ne
Grfolg ~beIobntllo.
Sn ole crfrallidJcu gladtl1uqc
miiden ii6 oller0iug8 aud mnIiab-
iome Mibfldnge. Gtcie fornmen
leiOer niht ollein bon monhcn ms
uitt freltn0Iid gcllm1tcn 4meritas
neru, ionoern m2br nod GUS Den e.
gcnen 9ieI1eu Der beltihen St1ms
mcSgenoIien. Sic 2rititoiter, Die
Norgler bertriotten entmitjQ2nCc
@}iBfl1nqe, bod iic idaocn iid) nit
ibrer 3uriltbnltGnQ in Der toti8en
3ltfe mn Dem aritjiierau ieDblt
mehr, ais Der glrtcu SoAc, Oie 0odJ
gcmo6nlih ott ohne iic altm guten
Gn0c ouaQeiilbrI miro. Gas Set.
tomitcc lit alien fr0blihen @ebern
tlo @eliern 6er3Iid 0ontbor in0
trent iih nit ibnan jlbcr bic ggten
Nohtlduqc.
SIN 0omen 6e5 6citfomitees.
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,,Sicb Dater, lUie
,,6ctss IT" arbcitct!''
,6cbt S6rt Na6ncran9cn birett a6.
&eriagt mic.

.6a6cn sis 'rmats ei.bHeruuaen berdus
qeip0cn ME oirie. Gcfehi Guh 0ic
pciifuoc HInl oauiu'cr gcra0e 10 aldit nif
,,Elcu'llhe [btcl itdnoi
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glns Sem Staate NebrastaI


6rou Hidaro Sanaun bic iir
orei @oden init ibrer iiingiten 1otl.
Ter ouf AeiIeu eegangen mar. ireut
lid, mteoer 0nbeim 5t lcin nno oic
6amilic mn itd 81 bnber. "a,
idon mog's fem in Giten un0 iul
&citen bnbeim 5piiden ben pier
4idblen it's bod an beiten.
Srou ,,nbn Embed bon bier milr
DC lebtc 4odje i'm Ct. gIiiabct5
So5piial an @oqeniteinen operieri
uno bcfinbet it'd nod gut %ilberitdn.
oeuer Operation nui Dem @ege Der
boIoigen 8eneiung.
Sri. gliiobetb Ncger reiitc onr
lcbteu SamstuQ 3lnt geiuhe ibrcs
8oters. oes 4oItor NIeBer mad
2ltbol. SANTOS.
Die Ga1ntlie Oc5 @aitorS ST. 8a.
be tebrte am Somiabeu0 bon ibrer
8eiuhsreiic nod Omaha uno met.
Ter nah NEoomfieI0 MULTIPLICATION
uno nit idoncn Grimer1tn8en al
cine in Der alten Bloomfield Set.
mat ausenebm berlebte 3eit 3rI
rid.
Grau Sol. Corr bon bier, otc al
Reconnaissance lit mo I'M g}ebras.
ia SonitoSum 2iltoerung unb oei
lung iuM , fonnte aus benz sos.
J pital mfe6er cntIniien neroeu
Die 9aitorcn g16er uno Seid)fl
naren Iebte ISOLDE ouf Der Reiie
nm Ole birlen Jet ouf ben Rit.
bcnieIoern beid1itigtcu 6omiIien ID.
rer @emeinoen. 3l beiuhen un6 al
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Der I'M Salbation Irmn @otel
ipobnbaite 3si1brige Gbas. enrln
itilrBte Sonrtne, olS er fidl 3u meit
berou5 beitgie. aus einen 5enlter
0e8 0rittcu Stodmerfcs nltt ole
5troBe nno ocrlebtc fih nerort BOB
cr attf Dem &5ege nad Dem sos.
pitol itarb.
Ger 80 Sabre olte 5ranf 6orgo
madte in ictncr in Der iilomeitliden
8. Ctr. qclegeneu @obnung einen
5elbftmoroberfuh. inoem er itd)
cine ailgel lii ocu aopf idoB. er
lpur0e in Gin Sospitnl uberiitbrt.
5dmernut mar Die llriodle.
9oli5iit &p. 0c92iaeu fltbr
Sonntaq nit ieinem 4~lltoIIobil &c
zen Den 201S Git @olnut Ctr. mob.
nen0et 6. 6. 8egcmolL pelher 10
ungliidlid itiir3tc, Dab er ben Sdld.
bel brad uno BALD oarauf icinelt
8eiit o1tfgab.
Ger 5taotrot bat in %ieiler lebter
Sibung Ole it1Otiiheu Steuern lin
4 pro g2i1c erbo6t, etn &eiultat
0er 8robibition uno oe8 Shluiies
Der @irtidoitcn. Grit bieB es, oaB
Die Steuern micocr %riaoriger ruerOen
murocn, bod ooo @egenteiL lit ei1s
gatroffen.
SEER irno Grou Geinbolb, peIhe
ouf elmer Sorru in Der gldbe BON
ISOLDE aitf 8eiu6 in 8es Moines.
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GnalanO pieOer ciumal beiurat.

Souoon, 30. Aug. - gei geipres
dung ocs 6%roben0cn Giicn6abns
@itrcif9 in oen Der. Staatcn io0t Die
Doiln ylctpa; 6oifcltlid qclingt c5
@rdiioent &iliou ciucm 5treif Der
ga9nnnacitcIttcu bpr3ubcugclL oeuu
Elm 5treit bier Qrt miir0e Die
9eiorocruuq Der fir Die 2(Qiiertcu
in 9tnlerifa 6ergeiteatel Munitior
ciuioh cinitaacu. alt nloq IS gu
Qrobcu ausihreitimQcu tomueu,
ccnu Ser omerifouii6c grbciter III
bei cincm Strcif in icillcn N}ctboOer
beoeuteno energiiAer. ais Der euro.
pdiide. .....
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glencr ilfs.@enernIpuitmeiiter

@oI6ington 80. gug. - Gr1ii.
bent &8ilion mohte gciteru Die Gr.
nennung 0eS bi8berigen Sauptpoit.
inipeftor8 Sobn 6, @oor8 gum Gr.
item 4iiiitenten oes @cncrlpoitmei.
tiers befannt. Gein &orqdngcr.
Donie( &. Goper, botte ieine &e.
iignotion ~eingereift I'M Der Demo.
trotiiden 8oblfompa8ne feline ardi.
te boil uno gang mi0men 81 tonneu.
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Sln0Onn nnttl fHr Mnrf-

bort, g}cbr 20. allg 49, 9icr
Diroe elm $4,000 Bonus fir Gin
100000 Sotel 3uiommengcbrodt,
moourn Dos 8roieft aeiidcrt III. lin.
terbauolunaeu nit Der @antera
HeoltD ,5nDcitmcut So. bon Omobu
limo Inn @nnge oos neuc &otel gu
erridltCn.
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grou 9arl ariiacr ats DENTON
nellie mr6rere @oMeH NIT ibren
ainoern bel ibrer Bieiigen Gante,
Irau 6. ". 5cipcl, 5i 9eiud.
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am 3onnerStag. Den 81. algnlt
uadmittua8 int ltiion 9ort cine
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@antbah lit @uitgebertu.
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Iante, droa G6ris. Shulot BON
QoruaIf So. beiihteu bic 5tdots.
au8Iteqirng unO iprahen aud bel
unS Dor.
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Qnitpififrrnn6 In Narnnetfe.

gLlrrro, giebr.. ~. glig. 3il
8oitofiice ocs 2ories Sarquettc
muroe leeic gladlt bon Giubreferu
heimaciudt. oil bic @cIOpinoc nit
Dpnomtt iprcngten mo $50 IN Bar.
gelo unO $40 n @ricimorten erbei.
tcteu. 6cruer ENC llbr Oe8 9orf.
mori@oll5 Iom JarreG, Der oicielbc
toas porber pegiouote i'm iie aus.
murtS rcpuriert 81 betommeJl.
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N1isi # HMl
NEBRASKA
PROSPERITY LEA6UE
A Stafewids, Nonpdrfisda
Organization Of Tax
PAYERS
vfcR.PREsIoENTs
WESLEY >, ADKINS
Bourp oHAHA
JOHN ALssRTsoN
HEEeHAHv. PsHpEH
pR :. c. ALLISON
GEORGE ANTI
IsvEsrsEr1s. stAfs
Z ". BAIRD
pAHER
EA]NuPAeruEgH
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FAauzE.
ALFRED eshT
INVESTMENTS. 6gNoA
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SEAL STA isVEGTsgNTS
~. ! BURGESS
i%NvEsrHENrs
HARRY v. BURKLEY
STATES
~ N. susHHAN
STORAGE
ALBEIT CAIN
MANUFACTURES
LOUIS 8 pEErs
sTccNNbH NEAshEF
2 u. FAIRFIELD
ErAL EsTATE INvtS1sVHva
JOHN X. PREMIER
REAL ESTATE iNVEsrntHTa
DR. r. GILMORE
PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
?. Y. GOLDEN
ckprAL'sT, e'NEILL
p FHRoINAHp HAARhANN
MANUFACTURES
J. j.. HANfcHEH
cogrsAcToE
FRED o. HUHKER
ATTORNEY. BEsT POINT
FRANK 2 JOHNSON
opAHA FHINriHe CO,
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iR~vEsTHEErs
HON J. 7. KELLEY
ykLEErisT
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4~ayEsrpIsrs "
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! asrseb VAsaEs FALLS ciTY
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Arrosrrr
GEORGE PARR
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no~. WATSON L. FuRpT
LAND owNET MADISON
THEODORE REinEFS
srockVEH. ~FutLEN7oH
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zrrsHEp FAFpEs. o;sHsut
JoHa 6 RcsicEy
rusLItpFE
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JosstE
THEODORE X, sERK
bTo-rVAH AELldH
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EpYstoE
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MGHuF.crusSE
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WHOLESALER
HcN ,. ?. STAFFORD
WILLIAM sroRk
lsvEgTHCHTs. EFLlNaToN
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CONTRACTION
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asSEsrnERvs. NAstEas
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PRs5. sNIToN . ViCRLtNs
IRON WORMS
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STOCK surER. AURORA
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ATTORNEY. AAHoeIrn
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n. ~. HoLCoTT
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~2IcMiokeitcn alis Soma,

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-05
18 BOYS AND GIRLS
GET PURDUE TRIPS
Made Highest Standings i'm Home
Project Work During the
Last Summer.

Free trips to the agricultural short
course at Purdue university next
week Will be given to IS boys and
girls Of st. Joseph county, who made
the highest standings in the home
project work during the past sum-
mer. Those who have won the trip
to Purdue, with expenses paid for
the siX-day course, are: Kenneth
Retiring, Madison township; Irene
Schollial. Madison: Harry Bingaman.
Harris; Benjamin GoodgOld, Penn;
Harry Frederick, Madison; Leighton
Geyer, Madison: knight Lawson.
Union; George Madison, Madison;
Jo:sa Folk, Greene; Warren Geyer.
Madison; Kenneth Mason, Penn;
Raymond HolstOn, Portage; Susie
Shearer,. Madison; Bessie Arnold.
Portage; Alice VI. StrOup, Warren;
Nerna Robertson. Center. and Flor
ence Bunch, Union.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-05
REALTY MEN ENJOY
FIRST MONTHLY DINNER
Brother Leo of Notre Dame and
Scott Brewer Of Fort Wayne
Speak.

Brother Leo of NOtre Dame uni
yorsity, and Scott Brewer of Fort
Wayne, secretary of the Indiana
real estate board. were the speakers
before the members of the South
Bend real estate board at the first
monthly dinner held Tuesday night
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Brother Leo told
Of the work being accomplished by
scientific farming, while Mr.. Brewer
explained what was being accom-
pushed by the various real estate
boards of the state.
InasmuCh as the attendance at
this meeting was not large, several
business matters. which it was eX-
pected TO take up. were postponed
until the MONDAY meeting TO be held
next Tuesday at the Y. VI. c. A. The
most important matter to be taken
up at that time will be the adoption
of a constitution and bylaws.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-05
TO OBSERVE FEAST OF
EPIPHANY THURSDAY
Twelfth Night to- De Celebrated ut
~. James Episcopal
Church.

The feast Of the Epiphany Will be
observed hy the St James Episcopal
church Thursday morning at $50
o'clock and "a second celebration at
10 O'Clock i'm the morning
This feast. often called the feast
Of lights. or twelfth night. is one Of
the beautiful feaSts OF the Christian
wear. and i'm early times was cele-
brated with many beautiful customs.
In the afternoon the women OF the
church and their friends viii hold
their manual Epiphany party. Mrs.
b A. Birdsell being the hostess. at
her residence at ia W. Washington
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