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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-08-26

= 80 4
The Illinois lad who fell into a
pond while the candidates we're
8 eaking was III no deeper water
than some of the candidates.
The third member Of thar com
mission has not been appointed
BY the president jet. but ii is uL-
derstot d THAT Mr. Hsarst 10 not
being considered for the place.
The survivors Of the European
war will doubtless have more ex
.periences 10 "remiub,oe' than the
veterans of any other Conflict III
the history Of the world. ;
That hold up by the bandits in
.Detroit makes itevident that The
Michigan Guar dsmeu sent to Tex
as are needed moresat home.
The proposed broadening of the
scope Of the income tax is viewed
With perfect equaDimily by The
private in the national Guard.
We gather from the papers that
the other submarine Brennan" is
coming IN at Portland, Boston,
Baltimore, New York, and New
ark.
Probably the Naval experts !,
who declare that our navy is only
junk, are as far wrong AS those
who believe that II is invlncible.
Dr.. Cook, reading that Croker
Land, which Admiral Perry
thought he saw in the North
Polar region, was only a mirage.
will do bis best TO keep still.
Apparently il wasn't true that
the Grown Prince said he was 90
ing to take Ver,iun by August /
German scleDtists have discOv.
cred how to make paper out of
cotton, but the Overhead and IN
der clad German people want to
know whether they can make cot
ton out Of papers.
While VIC never make rash
statements, we do feel justified in
announcing that there are certain
signs which seem to indicate thot
the backbone of winter has been
broken.
There was undoubtedly a cross
tram of poet ID that British army
officer who reported that the
Turks were defeated by the pa'e
light of a waning crescent noon.
Get your JOB PRINTING
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-08-26

Mrs. Doremns, of New Orleans,
was guest of Mrs. L. f. Vilier-
min last week, leaving last Sun
day for her home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-08-26

Miss Mercedes Thpriot of Glib.
sou, who was a guest of Miss
Adele Jubin, left for her home on
Friday of last week
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-08-26

Mr.. t @ Oxley arrived here
last week from his Iowa home.
He wilt spend the winter with us
looking after his property inter.
eats in this section. He is Que of
the owners of Hutton plantation
in the 'Fansse POinte country.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
HYPHEN ABSENT FROM
SWEDISH NOON SOCIETY

Tho swedish NoDn.bay club Or omaha.
consisting Of business and profeaaional
men N swedish blth IN descent viii
celebrate thd seventh Huultoruafy II No
founding bF holding smoker aud in.
formal stag reception a. no Commercial
cIuhfouma Cd Thursday eycnlhs April
d Iba cVh q nos #eNnn Years Cd HAYS
iuE boon founded ip Tea IS . nIamn
ana 8 Swanson
fila yeal haa hsen ths must slaotaa
MA IN an Fte membarhp haa M.
creased beyond 10 aha mo eub has
useH particularly active. hatnF held rssr
nIaF meetings taiap mnnih "a Haan at
thr commercial. I4l silH fraepuon
ana WHtrala aiaa banquet 81 Wbi b.
UaEamor Garrison " Glafado eaa mo-
rfN6lEsl speaker emo Haa eIaass lis No..
al FaaF Nith tUt aneasl mssiIaR Al
shl.h officers tii q elected t iht
mrianiNs lrst
fti ffstfa ha Mr alb
WeHH ptWHant VIA.
qalst tng rFasHsni tH 1afnses
if n asA AflhH i'alms
.rh particularly rHfi hI
Ns AmaWtaaam AmaIMa
Mst n pa sassn anl tha aiah is tart
af att HHsIlut tttrf frHWesslte OBI Hil
att ia mtsHNHt Um6fa4s elhtF
eaE tiaWs UU tt Naae Naf aah
tsNs H uta aah ss tte Ha NJ
ksasss oliE ia8 tlaihss. Heel 0as abi
WHHeEHs stt alseahsfa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Chaplin Imitator
On Douglas Street
Gets Into Trouble

II film press agents SPEAK the truth
N making the statement that Charley
chaplln's most cherished desire IL 10 10
. trngsdlan he-or maybe II was 81 inui-
faior nearly accomplished II yesterday
afternoon on Douglas street
Charley Chaplin Ras wsddllnE down
he three blocks on D0uElas street known
w. sH0uEh-heeh boulevard" and Naa ~.
raciinE bic crowd of buns aHf news
bofs iin had q be sign oh bis back
adtsfilsinE something o. other. and ths
crowd Tint followed him vaa having iots
9f fun ltina him Charley apparently
~s ouioyine Il M much ~ ihe frowd
iIf waddiod tipped his hsi. wired hls
ne and spat uoff aiofi0usig.
teddcnIt ~ iHinsd On hlH toes aHd
.he tragedy occurred llo feii hap.dht
aFaiHHt ~ itiHefeni pb0foEfa pbef stand
hnaeMnR the camera and sll galley vest
Barn" me photographer tore ioess
. Tffah-ledFier md landed Nh ChsrisYs
mHstarhe Charley t6ffbed or q fsu
acres NJ space and the ofoWd alssfllly
followed, and ~ ia the photographer
The advertising comedian rom distancsd
hin. and sat d0vH on Pile ~ trunks
m front ~ 9 pANnah6b
oai from here ',fsdabere. bonn" fbs
pawnbroker shouted Poor charley sks.
ded1ted on rfetty soon HI HE eapers
hs bumped Into woman
Smack " she swiped him with an UNI.
brslia
Charley f7oiis. pstrotman on lover
Dohsias street. laughed. but walked over
70 Charley Chaplin ana ofdofsd him "a
behave.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
"Sporting Widows"
Making Good at the
Popular Gayety

fnpersonaiohs by william gfisge. vim
cent DgasY. Ruth f5ekwg0d. John
barry Billy Evans aHa Abe f0aWtf, re-
sDsotiveiH, are features ~ "Ths sport.
ing WidoWs," ~ unusually classy bur
lfsqDc production, Wblcb GDened last
evening ~ tbe GaYety iheatef
From fret - last mefry company
Of people roinp through uaIanEs "
melody aHd 1ifth aHd me interest does
not lag foF 4 minute, The costumes and
stage settings sre good ana ths chorus
veil balanced
Baron H. H. De MalaDssaHe. adjutaBt
of Tho French army, lends timely inter.
oct 70 the DieOs, "Ban Joss. by Anna
Mach AMI chorus. IL one - the musical
hits. m The ", =. 4, should 90 70
War;" lends military touch " the
finale ~ the first aot. John Barry and
Billy Evans, - Tags am Tatters. are
o pair Of clever comedians. The comedy
element ~ M offering II nboye the
standard ~ bunesags productions snd
IN every respect The piece stands 0Bt ~
striking superiority, Tho miser scene
from THE Chimes n Normandy WIS
presented srfisheaiIR IN his imperagn+
alton ~ ch6uueay hiegt. Vincent Dussg
eeofe6 with HE rendition ~ Mother
Mschfee" "fhs sporting WIDOWS" viii
appear this afternoon aHd evening md
throughout The week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
This Bird Thought
Bright Corner Was
Billy Sundays Work

II nllly sunday could hste seen him
h6n have had "iiDdyD switch ff6B,
"Old Page ~ 10 The Brewsrs pls
il0sses." gtswed would be mild ~
seririlon Picked, souaed. M 40 aii sre
inadequate. ffow he managed 10 move
about vas n mystery
lie Was walking ~ siEtseBih ami Par
nam. ana closely examining the new
board fence surrounding the first M
tiOnai bank structure Apparently he was
seeking tho entrance tfs walked ail
around tho building several times. look
inE for door, Finally IN disgust hs
EaVe n ~ and acclaimed
Billy Bhunshagsb Oar mol fool not
tAVe doOfsh nish shot tabnaoiolf
An amused crowd waiting I'm STREET
car agreed that tho works docs resemble
tha tabernacle somewhat.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen feet and hands siiff
aghy tointei sharp shooting. rheumatic
pains torture HgB You have aching
back. pain n The l0Nsf abdomen, fiffls
Guilty whsu anDstiHzt L0Ck out These
are danger signals, Trouble n With your
ki1nfYF Gffe aeid poisoning, IN one form
IN another, baa eel h. III may ise1 II
dropfv ~ fatal Brisbfs disaess n not
checked.
Diet foms GOLD MEDAL Iiaansm OIL
Capsules lDmsdlntAlY, They ars ~ 90
preparation, used oil over the world for
centuries, combining natural healing 9il
and herbs, WsllskHgNH 10 physicians ana
used by Thousands IN tbsir daily practice,
THE ChpHiisH ARE not an experimental
make shift patent medicine" or salt
whose effect IN only tefup0fafgs They
are standard remedy, ana net naturally,
gently and quickly, But when you 20 %
the druggist, insist On getting the pure,
original tlaarisn Oh ~ Capsules. BE-
sure DE nans GOLD MEDAL Ia On the
bor. ana thus protect yourself against
counterfeit. Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR
FEET BURN AND ACHE

How many times haze g0H come hobIa
III The etahiuK with your feet aching
An6 burning ffgH standing of walking
IN hard, h0t HhOf leather and what
wouldn't YOU Riva ~ ba feiaYsd ~ that
tOftuf67 ftsta "A D simple uaY ~ obtain
eO9l, comfortable, happy feat that viii
fsfgumeHd Itaalf beeala0 II II ~ sinieia
ard inexpensive Det 4 DaoksRs ~ Wa
aesTa from your druggist u only eosis
4 quarter Then ~ home gii1 batf0 your
dropped twg IN three IN thase tablets
dsitiogH sense ~ comfort sng we'll
being viii creep oyer ggI and sil ufai.
aching feeling Will vanish. WaSHfs'f1
6d16d ~ your b6fh IL dslightfM clean
ser ami disinfacfAHt, removing lfHpnfi4
tsHa ana baHianing Indy doors. III your
dfuKaiat hasn't WasNayfg, send ~ ~
cent? ~ cover expense ~ packing and
mailing ara We viii send Tgp q sample
package prepaid ~ your address fgl
glH Ma1k "a m ~, slEgsstign
tieauaDf,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Eleven Graduates at
University of Omaha

Eleven seniors VIII receive their d.
pIom0s from the University or Omaha
this June They nre. Efhs clelland,
Dorothy MoMurrag Gladys Tailmadge.
Ruth Peters, Viola Pierce. Mrs. Thomas
Waters. Victor Doliolt, Edwin HeiIs, Sam.
ufI B0tkp, Charles Frandsen and Old.
hmm paisley or this number seven are
graduates " the Omaha High school, the
remainder having come from surrounding
schools 10 complete their education o.
ihe loeal school
Miss ituth Peters. who viii rhceive her
diploma, finished her work last February
but waa unable 10 graduate OWING % the
fact that there was no mid term gradua-
lion
WIN he exception of Charles Frnnd.
heu each VIII receive the degree N
bachelor II AHa l'fandaon viii receive
science deeree Al the present time he
is taking medicine Al tho University o.
Rthrasba frandHln TOOK his pre- medic
work "a 600 University NJ Omaha
Tuesday afternoon the senior class viii
30 entertained ~ tho women members
II the faculty 90 tbe homo pf allies Alice
iiogg head ~ lhe fItnoh department
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

COMPOUND made her vel, 70 I TOOK II and
nov arm Just 90 we'll 90 | ever was. /
cannot understand why women don't
rec how much pain and suffering taey
would escape w taking your medicine,
] cannot prnlss II enough for II saved
my NE sod kept me from the Insane
Hospital -" Mrs. y. SHELDON, 1851 y.
Ialsted g., Englewocd, H.
Physicians nBd0nbtlzilydid tbeir best,
battled with This chse steadily and could
do no mors, bot often tle most scientific
treatment IL surpassed ny the medicinal
properties u the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained IN Lydia u.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
II any complication exists 10
pays % write tho Lydia u. Pink
ham Medicine CO., Lynn, Mass,
for special free advice.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Charity Concert
Fund Of $4,000 is
To Be Distributed

A. meeting o. the retailers commit
Tee, composed ~ Louis q. Nash. George
Brandeis apd q e. Beldeb. who eFera
back Of the charity concert COURSE Just
closed, II was found that tho sum u
non was left after expenses were paid
70 be distributed among Omaha chsrlla-
bio Institutions
a special committee has been APP
pointed by the original ons 70 mako tho
disbursement, Tho Disturbing committee
Il made Up of DO Forest Richards of tho
Omaha National bank George Ifaver.
stick Of the United States National band.
ahd Fred Hamilton II Ne First National
bank.
Tho perriRtent and Judicious Use ~
Bee Want Adds IL tho Road % Bueceas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
George E, Barker
Celebrates Coming
Here 90 Years Ago

George y. BARKER. millionaire real
estate owner and sportsman Saturday
ctisbrated bls alKtisth year IN onsha.
Mr.. BARKER IL Vi y6ars u ago. biit II ~
sprg and active. he says, a. any 81 his
sons; in fact, he boastfIiiy told callers
Of beating his ron. Joseph Barker, ~, ~
golf fsw days ago,
Mr. BARKER arrived in Omaha April 4,
1876, and has continuously resided here,
Ills real estate holdings here ars SAID %
be- moro valuable than any other prop,
orty owner In OInaba. Most ~ his hold
lnRs are downtown.
Frank. Alfred, Joseph, st., George, r.,
Mrs, Frank Martin and Mrs Charles Mar
Tin arc his children. His wife IL also en-.
toying good health.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
SETTLEMENT PLAYERS TO
PERFORM THURSDAY NIGHT

The program n three 0ns.0at plays,
which was 10 have been given by The
Settlement Players NJ Tho Catholic Turn6f
hail, IzD South Thirteenth street N
March g. will DO presented instead On
next Thursday evening
Mary Irene Wallace will direct the
players. who VIII give THE Homancsra. i"
ny Edmond Rostandi "Press Cuttings, -
by George Bernard shaw. and Back 81
tho Yards" by Kenneth Sawyer Good
man, The following will have parts IN
tbs three playietsi Mamie sloup, An
seim cernsy, w. y, Rozmajzl. Louis
sarta, Ray corley, Or n. aadn. Anton
sadil. John chisborad. Blanche Wavrin.
Marie oatronio and w. v. sadil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

/ fkis Byr1es, EBuds0u ana Scott,
Tho pr0eeaBl0n vii IeaY9 the residences
f6f B0frod Heart church NJ TWeHty.seoa
0hd and MunsV streets ~ arrive ~ the
latter NJ 0'rloek fntermeBt VII bs
made ~ ths Holy eepuiohfe cemetery.
missionary 10 TaIk.
1taV ~ 81 gyier NJ Fu1aH, Africa, mis-
si0natY from the United states 10 that
paH ~ Aftlea FOR the last fifteen yesrs
vii be n Bpeaker both morning ana eg6s
Ming before tbe congregation VI the South
| CtnHbn ptGabytAftGB church Ht Twenty
third ma II sireots. Tho missionary IL
travelling 6cf6ss the continent telling Tho
story NJ bis aKpefiNuc0 III bio work among
the hfHoaba mn viii proye d most IN
tere8tipg tinker
M0BahaB Wakes Talk.
a r M0nahan, candidate for The demo.
cratic nomination I'm e0nRfsBs IN ths
hooohd district. nhd6 Hpeech yessfday
afternoon NJ tho Liye stock exchange
building ~ q crowd n about 40 mon.
telling them the pi1tf6rm IN which he n
running lie aold II WIS necessary ~
have an honest fn9B for congressman and
one who knew something about the law
Two Funerals To-day.
Two funerals viii be- Held this after.
noon IN the Bouth Aide. Mrs Milton Nc
cull0ugb 6god a yours. who die1 ~ her
home, &e2z v street. VII BE- buried ~
o'elDak Ibis afternoon Tho funeral viii
be held ~ thu residence ~ ~. Nhfy's
church. iuternent being made IN ~
Nary'e esm0terg, The funeral Of William
Wipfeclit, who died Thursday afternoon,
VIII b. held this afternoon nj Z oclCck
from tho residencs, 19ig Bouth Tkenty-
ffth street, ~ the Laurel mn canistsry.
Mrs. =, -. Holman, former sarpy
county pioneer, wnH buried yeaer1ay aft
cfn00H ~ o'nl1ck Tho funeral waa
held NJ tbe farm homo NJ Fred fsks 10
The In Pittfe eemotofY. south n onsha
Mrs, join Hector was buried Friday
morning ~ asU O'Clock, lbe funeral aefVa
re being from Tho residence 10 ~ Agnes
church. inieuneut was mado IN gt
MarH'a cemetery.
Magic ciiy Gossip.
"soeial 9faifa," TIE liz serial roovla
MotY - b. run " The Bee va mako Ne
tINt hbpramheo lp an Omahh the0ter
Friday afternoon ~ the BosaG fht1tor.
For sale. thfeo-room house. barn,
chicken houHe. MsHore CHll South n,
Coroner wins Crosby reports the loss
of ~ Elk'h pin willie ~ the South Side
yesinfphy Tho pu WINS l1bt befWeen
md ! aiffel9 On Tweniy.fourth street
For rent modern broom eottaRo,
nicely decorated zsth and a gt -. lGsz
Young peorln ~ The West eide Inter
dcn0miuatloual church gave an April fool |
p1ftR ~ NO church h8I ~ HYseiahth /
afd q streets last evening a lafRc mum,
Der attended
For Rent H. besides bath room
newly decorated mod 81 heat; close Ia
~ Ina n d cor "a bnd ST.
The Bennington of DeEreo If Honor
lgd8a NO lH WIN meet M me homo N .
Mia ~ wynn. FIFTY sixth ana u Htrreta |
THlralhY afternoon Mrs ". EbeH viii /
b0 naFla.aHt h1atcra
M1rKarofe Glilru daughter ~ Detective |
hnd AfH Milo Glilen u suffering from
htniher ntEpuB breakdown ~ the GiiHn 1
home in thf vest side a dnctnTn care /
wac necessary saturday
Tie home If iifH Gus Long, Twanty
hlKth qua MONROE 1trertH viii be the CEN /
Tor Hf q pl HGfial tomorrow evening Tho
tgfiH % beinE given as a benefit fnf tho I
Highland INSTRUMENTATION church
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

When you have severe headache. ac-
conpanied by a coated tongue, lothing
o. food. constipation, TORPID liver. vOrnlt.
ing N partly digvsteA food ana en- bile.
you may know that YOU have severe
tillous attack. While you may DO quite
dck there IL much consolation IN know
ing that relief may be hsd by taking
three of chamberiaiu'g Tablets. Thoy
arc prompt and sffcctual, Obtainabis
fVaFy where Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $1,000 for
Treatment Without Benc-
fit FinallyMade Well by
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.
EngIewood, ILL., while going
through the Change ~ life ! suffered

WIN ilNtFfttsftfN HtF
vousnsss, flashes Of
heat, and ! suffered
10 much | DID not
know what ! was
doing Gt times. i
spent 1890 on dor
tors ard not one DID
|ine any good. One
day o lady called %
lfny house and ehld
Islie had been as sick
los I WINS nj one time,
lsnd Lydia u. Pink
HAMS Vegetable
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Joe Stecher Says He
Is Ready for Gotch

FREMONT, Sch. April 2While here
today IN bic way from Lincoln " hia
home ~ D0dks. Joe bHscbef declared bg
Nas rssdY any Gsy nov 70 "a 1kie Frank
g0tch
Any sort n IN arrangement suits me-
tali stschef what ! want IL ehsHes
at the champion who handed lis crown
10 Dfdmusn"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

Fifty years On happiusss upon this ola
ehftb we're ehaiksd or Aatufday after
noon NJ ths boms ~ Nfs @, !. Keirie,
Bluffs and Madison streets. Florence,
when Mr ana Nrs. Edwin X. Turner
celebrated iheif golden Wedding.
The 0ld couple they're both ssgsBtys
five yosa Old appeared % b. ~ youthful
~ my NJ the ray company assomblsd
~ their dauRhteTs homo, and the hap
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Policeman Goods
Funeral Monday

The funeral Or Policeman william Good
will be held a. the residence. aaiG Bpald-
INK ntreet, Monday morning III $50 From
The residence tho body viii be taken to
the Sacred Heart church. sseorted BY
two plataons ~ police. whore tho last
rites viii BE- held ~ o'clock
The honorary pallbaafers viii be,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
son or CANADIAN PACIFIC
CHIEF KILLED IN BATTLE

MnNEutAt trhf Wt AAs 81
t'tsl tae istaf hat sfan tFt
aht.HtHfstr, aat 5an ~ iHA Ma8th
tttf lHi ~ ihf aNsiisH pa lfls siIa
SAB hsd tWN aNfl h tE8 Uafmb
stANshHF was sH fNetF % no t
tHiN tAiia'mN HaHifsl feHtHaai tHa
Hiffats sWs l.HH lha iNsat WHHsH.i
H ia kAtist aas No. HtaHe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Big new CLOTHING
STORE HAS OPENING
Thousands Visit the Establishment
OF the J II. Green
Company.
TRADE OF FIRST DAY HEAVY

when easilas about for a location for
another clothing store. tHe J ~ Green
ompaay u Kansas city lad a number
gf q les IN Wew. bot after looking the
Ffound 0thr. Nr ~ en- decl 20 that non
~ them fossanssd me adyaBtaEts IN
ffrfod b. Onebs apd 90 ros5l. fhc
~ ~ u here rs d, orr Nffu tbfOVn o y
NJ t1e pltif Aafut ~ abd M Day ion
0rd fnbi INTO NJ ths efen.hg n vaa tha
nee for N elofhuE shop sfs NJ i ~
who we're oui IN Inc sefian ~ ~
Tho j " ufesn company faok D NJ
iioc haas 10 iEa fuliGinR ~ Hsteo4th ap1
Toward sfneiH. formerly occupied ~ the
King. Peck Clothing company and hsfe
it II ~ home Witb 81 enormous stock ~
riothins. Furnishing Foods hsts. cape am
fyofythlnR IN the Nay ~ men ana boya
hGRH
what Cash WIN 10.
Wills ne II Green company viii
shtsr % all classes ~ trade. the speciality
VIII be ~ enable eusiOmsrs 10 maze
tkeinsalyss feel perfectly 81 home and
rfaiizs that NJ the store they will nnd
place where dollar will buy more
K0ods than % my other place b. the
central vest aaid Mr., Gresn,
we have f0me ~ Omaha N stay and
He sEpe0f n bulid up business fof the
future 10 6o this, We must deal fairly
and sqeareiy with tho people ana RiVs
UeB . dollars worth N goods for every
dollar That they spend. We propose 70
make this me store Tor tIs masses md
buying for rash and selling for essb. 20
bflieYa that No viii DO abls 10 larry out
our idsas IN every detail.
I'm thia Omaha store W. viii keep for
sal9 jilst ~ rood goods ~ ran be- found IN
etF other store IN tho city. our Rtvias
viii be Just 49, correct and up.tO-dafa
~ oan bo found anywhere. bot II viii
be tho prices fhat ~ viii put upon our
goods that will tell"
Display IL Artistic.
The arrangement n the lower floor Of
Tho store, no floor occupied ~ this time.
~ similar 70 tho plan followed by The
EiBR, Peck company though new nx~
tores have been installed. The better
elasses n clothing are kept IN glass faced
eaEes, scattered about tho room IN an
6rtlstio ard pleasing manner.
Tho dlspisy IN artistic ami attractive
Hpd the goods 10 arranged that thoy chn
be shown % purchasers % good adyan-
iGee,
When Mr., Green came 70 Omaha. In
eihad n bringing his clerks with him, be-
Tired mort Of them hero They arc ex-
J erienesd In their iino and number ~
them have largo personal following
Among the number II n. w. swaas son,
who Was 70 popular with ths King. Peck
company
Later IN the season the J. r. Green
company Will take oyer the second floor
N The building, and at that time install
o women's suit and furnishing depart
mont
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

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#se fsH W fte tttfsf WtNsH 3t
Hps faIHaH Hta sttH fHh
fiurtIsf aiieIH HHiaWs
art R st ttsisfttt sse t.s tal.aafHt
Ffl.s Nalf# tlmt H mft Zee fa0
Alass rWia HHW aftwW itEw
Nsf HtNet fIre t
htrfE iifHN taHrH lnase iE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

A tilsetits tnaah ffFatmfut
uea taaf HtaI 81 u. EHaa ksa
taHNt iakEH R t mis-
eva ets HHA b h@l i.fl
NUaH AZ WF ttefFga ua0t
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

a few minutes before Detective hlke
0illeH appeared ~ her hons ~ serve
warrant for her arrest IN an alleged -.
ceiying stolen Goodg charge. liazei
oBfsn, living ~ Gyd Jefferson street.
cdt her hand With ~ axa aHd was beihg
attended ny Df. gebindol Wb6H the I'M.
csr arrived, HIS Nas unable n answer
no complaint IN person, bot VII appcr
IN court
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-03-30
EdgeWater Will
. Have Two Tickets

The town Of Edgewater will
have two tickets before the vo-
ters in selecting town trustees,
on April i, the Citizens and the
Socialists ticket:
The Citizens ticket is made up
of the following:
For mayor Chas. w. Solomon.
Trustees for two ears-Leslie
D. Bruce, H. 3. Kelly and Eli
OFT Ransom. Trustee for one
year,. II. Hutchinson. The
first four are members of the
presen: board, and point to their
past records as their credentials
for a second term.
The Socialists ticket is made
up of the following we'll known
residents:
M~yor-D. Il. Kirkman. for
two years trustee of former
boards, who also points to his
record as emitting him to the
confidence of the voters for the
office to which he aspires.
Trustee for two years-A. H.
Bongers who was a candidate
last year, H. F. Russell and J.
W. Sanders, former town treas
urer, who thinks that he has al
so a record to sustain him.
Trustee for one year-F. II.
kidneigh.
AS the editor Of the Enter
prise is not personally familiar
with all the conditions confront
ing the voters of Edgewater he
is not in position to sum up
the situation in a manner that
would enlighten the voters in
any substantial degree. Both
sides in the contest have treated
the Enterprise most courteously
and fairly. while it has been the
towns official paper, and they
have our thanks and best wishes.
The differences Of opinion as
to the issues at stake and as to
the qualifications OF the candi-
dates are matters to be decided
at the polls.
We feel quite confident that
which ever way the election goes
the towns business will be con-
Quoted with the idea of carrying
out the wishes Of the majority
of those interested.