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Evening journal., 1916-07-15

lighted living room with It's wide fire.
place, and the den opening in connec-
ton with separate fireplace
also the dining room connected
with a wide opening gives n verJ
home-nke interior. Tho two bed.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

southwest corner Eleventh and Brooms
streets, S25 ,0U0.
Eleanor L. McCauiley 10 Joseph 4
Vogel. on east side of jackson street
$50 feet north OF Gnpin avenue. S4.OOl
George W. Green 70 Arthur f. Caya
on east side of Claymont street, A. fee
north Of 3 street. 81 300
James B. Oberly TO George S. Charles
on west side Of Clayton street. l5l feet
north from Fourteenth street. $3.50.
Thomas Murphy TO Mark P. Brown
No. los North Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Look among the Want Ada today
and see II the very place for you is
not advertised as needing a cnaaneur
and. If not. why run a Want Ad OF
are IN the market now and you will
soon De fixed for the entire auto sea
son ADV
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
Hawkins & Company
FOR SALE

100 WEST NINTH STREET.
Opposite Post Omcal
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

FOR SALE
MAKE US AN OTTER
i22t Markoi 81. NJ z b modern cor
veniences
Ncst side. Cor property (drag storsl.
Established 1901
227 tsfsIson S.. n 6B
so4-e6 gs 10 d' pont s.. = each.
lO5 0i W fle enth ST.. o r. b.
5ia W. Fourth ST.. no Is & b.
f0t0 Lombard 81. b
sos West Ninth 81.
500 King ST. stote 10 SB
$ " Cor PIN and Lombard sss sior7.
81 y ~ .elen & Franklin sis, store.
$40 aaisoa s.. sR Cd
PIG Parrish So s rooms severed
s2 t-24 26-2s Second ST. > ..
sos ~ Seventh ST.. r 3 b.
91l- -a3 W. Second st. roo'ns severed
1t2-2e p. seventh 81. 5 rdoma covered.
go w. Third ST.. b.
S W -. Taylor Church sts. store
5ll fsst -. II b.
$. p Coz SiNth End Walnut sts store. Q
Y & v, garage.
'513.1o Washington St r & each
Rents Collected and Fire Insurance. Z
PEOPLES REALTY co.
n KANOFSKY,
No. 926 Market Street lI3nsement) =
d. A.. 3o87
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
REAL ESTATE FOE sALE.

WILL SACRIFICE -FOUR LOTS AT
w wildwood on Rio Grande avenue, nror
beach. for $3.50 erch lots arc 20 feet
nont by ZOO feet docp William parkhill
No. ejl Washington street, New York
iys,t5,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

| IN the week Just pa sod and will be out
All next week giving concerts On the
following Monday. April 10, they will give
their home concert 40 the Kerr. So far
they have had the best reception ever
given % the organization aud have had
larger audiences
This year the Hastings college students.
under the direction OF Prof l.oRsdon. are
making preparations for May day alung
Shakeapaareau lines. They will have sew
eral troups OF Shakespearean actors, pre-
sentinE scenes from different shakespear-
can plays The stage setting and cos
tuning OF Elizabeth's day will be FOL.
lowed and the noted characters Of that
axe Will present themselves rs living real
hles on the Hastings college campus May
Much ia being done these days 10 beau.
ufy our already beautiful campus. Some
trees have been set out To replace those
which have died the last few years ~
forts ara made by the different urRnuizaa
tons 10 place flower beds in conspicuous
places, etc. The Kappa Tau Phi literary
society, one of the strong mems orKaniza-
tons Of the college, has Just laid out a
flower bed, designed after the emblem Of
the organization other organizations viii
follow the same plan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
CLERKS FIX IDEAS
OF HOTEL GUESTS
First Impressions, Which Last,
Are Given by "Greeters, A"
Who Say the Word
That Counts.
H. RANDOLPH KNOWS IT.

"Greeters" Ia the name Of a society OF
hotel clerks, and II describes them IN one
Of their most important and difficult
duties
For the way the hotel clerk greets the
incoming guests Il apt 10 fix for ever IN
their minds the impression Of what kind
OF hotel they have come to.
omaha's fine fireproof hotel The I'd
ward has a chief clerk that makes hotel
business fairly hum with activity llar-
old Randolph. His policy Is that man
must not be Crouch And 70 keep
from being a crouch, keeping TT Ia q
good start.
Tanlae got Mr. Randolph into III con-
dition, he says. and he related his ex-
periences thus
Long hours and many responsibilities
had used up my strength TO the breaking
point. Instead Of being cool and col
leetod az used TO be. every little IN
pleasant thing nettled me / could not
think eloarly-I was nothing but bundle
Of nerves
My stomach went hack on me ami
every time | ate | felts terrible, especially
after taking my nom luneh@I would feel
like a dead man-no life At all My
stomach boated with sHs. spots floatcd
before my eyes. ! would set dizzy and
have q dul headache ana MS heart acted
strange sometimes
= felt ~ though must resign and
lite in tho open ~ j was cure that In,
door life was maslnE me worthless
physically IN hst that | have taken
twenty different remedies recommended
Ia me by iraYeilhF men. ual nuns of
them seemed 10 relieve my vase nui a
rsal wiss one registered Al the hotel
fss DAYS ESQ Ne iAlsst TsBlsc. and
ven me oNet
"t'p 20 dals { nafs ussu a battle and
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Plenty of Pep
And Good Fun
In Cayety Show

rhe baIlrsaus show now In possession
NJ tht uaFalF marks upi place faf IA
se.t apau from The other shows on tha
Columbia wheel usrflns rouulr ~
fiFrfHi,pad gaWiFs the Hhas has more
HlaiHalln hnd Wofe talent aud offers
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
ncIIrrmn cnIIrnr.

Joseph r. Miller wss the guest Of bis
daughter Bernice Miller. saturday and
sunday
Most Of the delegates 10 the intereois
eRlate prohibition convention remained
o. LowriS and Hamilton halls Thursday
and Friday.
RAYMOND Gilmore, formerly Of the
sophomore class. visited on the hin from
Friday 70 SUNDAY lie WAS the guest of
walter Uacely.
John BloDmquist representative Of the
Omaha Theological seminary ~ the ora
totical contest, VAS the guest ~ Max
Gardner At Hamilton hall Friday
Miss Mary Pickle delegate from poane
college 10 the prohibition convention On
Thurndat ana Friday. remained 90 F0u
tenelle hall ~ the guest N the college
girls.
Several swimming parties have been
held by Gmahu young W0meu the laat
week In the swimming pool OF the gym
nasium under the direction OF the phfss
cal director for women
Miss Hazel Parks, representative Of
Hastings college IN the prohibition ora
toricai contest md winner " fret place.
was the guest Of the college glrlg At Fons
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

fellowship 20 Yale university. The fell
lowship goes nio effect next fall
The Adciphiln quurtet known an over
the Inlted States Hs one of tho leading
chAtaUqua attractions, Will furnish the
entertainment at The next lecture course
number Of the college All members Of
the quartet ARE former boane stndenta.
The splendid showing ~ the Gloe club
on it, recent trip has eaHBed many high
schools about the state To- call on Man
aver TYLER for engagements aud tho club
viii take another trip beginning the first
week in MAY Two concerts ia Omaha
are included Ia this trip.
The Doanc college Mems Glee club re-
turned Monday from The longest trip
taken b. any rlih In thu state this year
the singers staring on fheif WAY from
Doanc on March II and returning Anrii
", The cluh was rampnHnd Of twenty
fniu SINCERE aud Instrumental artists
played 90 packed houses ai every stop
on the ifin and the reports from The
cities visited Indicate that The trp WHs
hv far The most surressfi ever taken
br . noane club
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
IIantlnaA 1nIIens.

Glen Kennedy was recently chosen NJ
secretary Of the State 0fatofical aesocia-
lion, which holds It's contest next year
At Cotner university.
/. Scenes from the COMEDY Of Errors
will be given by college students, scenes
from "As You Like IT. by alumni while
the faculty will give portions from the
Tanning Of the Sbrew."
Miss Hazel Parks represented the col
legs Ut the prohibition orstoriesl contest
1T Bellevue on Friday. Miss Parks, who
IL senior student IN the college, won
first place. ..
George Bowen represented the college
Of the peace contest at Creighton Neb.
last week winning third place. lis was
marked first BY one Of the judges The
coming year he will serve as secretary
Of the Peace oratorical association Of the
ntate,
The conservatory n soon 10 have The
use Of fine pipe orgsn, as the Preg5y.
terrain church Of the city has Just made
arrangements for the placing VI fine
instrument In the local church. n VIII
serve well, not only FOR the ordinary
church services, bat IL particularly de-
signed for concert work.
The GIec club had splendid reception
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

uulur class presented the play Don 20
a large and apprcciatiye audience
The following members ~ the senior
clAas have recently received notice or
electloh 70 positions III school work VI
~ Wilson. superintendent, NinHide Ger
ion y. Saunders, superintendent. RosHlc.
ilaSH Main mathematics and athletics
~ Edwards Helen g. Erioch English
and Latin. Lynch Elsie Meyer seienee,
Laurel Eau Sohr,et. Hciruee ami
mathematics. Hooper
a telegram received from hlliauer O
Monday morning announced the Death of
Prot clyde { tpohey Prof ku idoY
kas elected head ~ the departments N
expression sud physical trnltinr a. sep
tenlher i'la Failing health compelled
him 10 aak fpt leave % ahRGpce from
his work one year aEO Following thia
q cough. relief iH mnitnsium al ilnt
sptinee, Mo- and in knuHaH citi lptef
he returned 10 hiH old home ~ Aliabee
o. where the end came sunday evening
April . Alr Keekicy leaves n widow ant
one child daughter about Z months old
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Dean Alnbaste, acted ~ toasimastor a.
the commercial club banquet laHt Fri
dAk etfBiHR
Raymond Johnson lG has accepted =
position 81 PRINCIPAL ~ the Hi8h school
10 iothtnbHrR fer nnki year
hlaH Hazel UflfnF M. Wll fanth in
the hlrh snhoei IN shelton ne&t year,
The Wesleyan wiroiess Station has re-
reitcd word hat ne signals have been
plainly hrHrd ~ Dallas, Tex
Prof Jensen delivered addresses OH
'HndiGaHtlVitY' aud THE Geography Of
the tuapea6 war ~ pafl Normal
saturday evening,
~ Harrison. returned missionary
FROM Arabia, WaH o chapel speaker
FRIDAY
a the regular meeting ~ the Wesleyan
chapter n The h0nnfhry seh0iHrahip FRA
lefnilN t'hi kHpph pii. lHst RatuldAy aft
ern0oH the following members ~ thr
class ~ 1919 NHF elected 10 mfmherrhlb
Carrie Bolton. Leila Gillian, Emma Gflsbei
RIOS tldson N A. Keith aud Floyd
Weed ba8n McProud and Miss Hopper
Nffp elected from The faculty and Loren
Nills ffum The alumni 10 M vacancies
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
York CoIleas.

Prof Nlisncr read the play David Car
rick a. Thaycr on rhlTsday evening.
Rev A.. Il. RitchcN. pastor Of the
Christian church ~ ihe city. Addressed
the students on TueAdty morning on the
subject Opportunities for service.
Or t.. " John Of the COLLEGE church
win conduct services al next week 81 this
nted Brethren church Ia epmmemora-
ton Of Passion week.
Giulford Saunders. the new president
tion n taking bold OF his office with
Viaor ana has outlined most worthy
program Tor the year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
State University

A mems vocational conference. with
especial reference 10 the opportunities In
the foreign missionary field, was held
at the university Young Mems Christian
association Saturday. when Dr. Paul
Harrison. Nebraska graduate. and Prof
r.. A. Rsyner OF Wesleyan university dis
cnssed the opportunities in foreign lands
from every angle, Or. Harrison has but
recently returned from Arabia, and he
spoke from The knowledge born Of er-
pcrience. No place, he declared. II there
greater opportunity for service than
among the peoples he spoke for The
business man and the professional man
can find opportunities in the field. Sew
ernl hundred university men attended the
sessions Of the conference. which lasted
all day,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
WAKE Up FEELING
FRESH AS A DAISY

csseareta Uyen your liver and clean
YOUR thtty feet ~ boWels without gfip.
ing You win Wpks op feeling Grand.
Your head Will b. clear breath right
tongue clean stomach sweet. etes bright,
step elastic aad cempis sion rosy hey -
wotderhh Oct Decent boz nov ~
any afuR store Mothers can safely give
whole rnscefst 70 children ST any time
when tbsy become cfoas fsyeriah. bilious.
tongue eaatsd o. constipated casearets
are harmless
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

When you see a cheerful and happy old
lady you may know that ahe has good
digestion. II your digestion Is impaired
or II you do not relish your meals take
dose Of ChAmberlain's Tablets. They
strengthen the stomach. improve the d.
Eestion and cause a gentle movement Of
the bowels obtaInabls everyw here
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

tcnelle hall Friday evening aud Saturda,
party Of Bellevue college students
and faculty members attended the per.
rnrmnuGcs OF grand opera sud ~ tile
Pavl0wR advertisements presented at the
Auditorium Friday afternoon and eve
ming
Earl a, Everett representative on Grand
Island college IN the prohibition oratoUc a
contest at Bellevue Friday evening, was
the guest OF D. Wykun Cummings OF The
senior class Friday afternoon and eve
ming
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Thomas j. MuaaelfngH, = graduate ~
the Department Of Commerce, has Re-
rfpted n position ne b0oikfeper Tor iir
Farmers CoaOpefHfiYa association Il
Winalds
Superintendent N, q. Clark ~ tie slor,
city. l9t schools HaH visitor Ffldrf
and conferred VIII mtmbffs ~ he eeniot
class who are applicants FOR p0siliOnF Wv
the Sioux CITY schools
At tie auditorium Thuffdny evening the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

CHICAGO. Aprl NJ 9iie elyil service
rule pos idnR that enlisted soldiers, snii-
ef8 and Mafhlra ina nbt LAB q GNi
FerNlea examination withn ie ,'ansent
~ tile depHFtpent 'n ahtfn they arc
ser lnR hiss been revoke ~ iseieFe By
president E llson
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Military drill at Nebraska university Ia
on high plane Of efficiency. Major
Monroe Mcfarland OF the general STAFF
declared lsst week, after reviewing the
cadet regiment and watching them
maneuver In q sham battle north Of Lln
coin. Major NcFarland asserted that the
cadets were eIceled by none in any state
university he has visited.
The annual competitive drill between
the two crack companies. the Persblng
rifles Of he city campus and the Word or
rifles Of the state farm resulted In q
victory for the latter by a score Of l,2g
to 1,2s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

song numbers, Four Young women In
the chorus-The Four Nela sisters-have
evolved a pretty dance socially
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Get a 10 Cent Box of
"CaSCarets" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

enjoy the incest ssniisst Ilssf and bowel
cleansing y04 ever experienced tef
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Superintendent Clarence McSslll heed
u schools ~ Lawrence. Sch. and former
graduate " D8anf hha iuat received
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

AZ the commencement eNefeiaes 81 th
Finlay Engineering college u kansa
city Mo- the following program Hh8
rendered In the college auditorium lfiidn
evening
Selection orchestra, rassbdny Cownn
and Mccormick.
Invocation Dr. ! ~ iIifna
Reading, The Jimers Mary b. Lows.
Plano solo composed bp cecil v en-
Aadny,
tetture. "Gonera tim ~ ElcctHclp ~
Prof. l. g. Warner
Heading, Class Will" j. n. Lucas
Farewell POEM. Edgar j. Davis
ClnHa addrOHa Df. j. a. Lucas ehan
eellOr Kansas city 3 blFtfaiiR.
Presentation of diplomas Prof n FIN
ieF.
selection, orchestra, CHsaad1v, CUwnu
and Mccormick
Chairman Prof q. T. Wan
The following graduates received
rtuiafuHn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Two hundred tons ~ shooting stars fall on the earth
each day. Why " nobody ktlledf
where was Henry Hudson tryuE TO go when he dis
covered the Hudson iuFeri
what IL the largest animal mat ever tiFsdf
WIN dlAmandh buInf
what ta the difference between diamond the leAh OF
a pencil and lump 90 coal
where does che uulf stream stop
why does carbon lu "a motor MAKE meter TWIN H"N
Why tH IA cooler after Hiam ..-... -
How far viii Stone slnk iu the deepest parts " uts
urRanf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

The election Of Officers for the Glrls'
club, the most important undergraduate
firs society. resulted in the choice Of
Louise coo Of Nebraska CITY IN the
Home Economics club election. May
Youngson WAS made president
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
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Harry J. Brown lot 2. hf NV. n.
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Johnson Dept Co. ne 32-1-23 LOO
Frank Slocum, G.. l.. Dorothy
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VIM. F. Reinecke and VT to A.
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$500.
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Herman Dunn pat lots 3, 4, hf
sw 19-4-1S
William r. Bootz pat sw IL
2-23
Edward T Felland pat Sc ne, e
Inf Sc. sw Sc 25-3-21.
VIM. w. Shepherd and VT 70 J F.
Freez ne 1892 1000
Atlas Lumber Co. to A. c. Kings
bury Lumber Co lots 6, Z. blk
3 Midland $2500.
Same to same lot 6, Inf ), n
bf Z, blk 3 Philip $250O.
A. NJ Morris to Matilda Lingaid
sw INV, he NV 32-2-24 100
VIM F. Wilson and VT to Eu-
gene Wilson W Inf 15-2-22 $4,000.
Herman c. Dunn and VT TO w.
A. curran lots 3, 4, hf s~ 19-4-1S
$1,000.
Richard F. Rose and VT tn
Sherley b. WOrden ne 29-5-19,
exc trart for cemetery 500
Manley Champlin and VT to j.
w. Hedges and c. H. Maxson sc
23-1-19 100
Thomas ThOrson to /. j. D.
Fairban nks he 15-3-22 LOO
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them while they were but infants.
The remaining six all survive her.
Roland l.. resides at Grandview,
Washi ington, Charles +. in Chicago.
Mrs. Clara A. Wasser. York, Mrs
Ehha A. Gee. Philip, s. d.. Mrs.
Luhm A. Feller, Howard S. d. and
Mrs. Nina A. Mcpherson. Ft. Pierre,
s. ID.
In her earlier years she was pos
sessed of considerable vitality but
the drain of the duties of life in
the home Hf the frontier was more
than her endurance. COnsequent-
ly her later years were marked with
fraiIty. Christmas day she was sieZ-
ed by the lagrippe which immedia-
tely threatened her life. Though she
seemingly recovered from the at
tack. It's effect left her so weak
ened that she was unable to rally
from the wastings Of her multiplied
y yOuSO. AUuCA WO>h0 vi klkthuhl ld4i-
ng she softly and sweetIy fell
asleep Tuesday afternoon at 1875
0 CLOCK.
Her Christian faith and faithful
lie dates back to her earliest years
but it took a public form when
she was sixteen years Old when
'he made her public confession and
united with the Presbyterian fold.
On the plains of Iowa there being
no PRESBYTERIAN church within easy
reach and loving righteousn ess and
fello wship OF true believers more
than q name and form she sought
the fold of the Methodist Episcopal
church and was ever loyal to It's
works.
In her faith there was very
prsC10us sense OF loyalty. She was