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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-11

The W. T. K. club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. d. Nay. 1882 Fillmore
street The hostesses will be Mrs. r.
c. Caldwell and Mrs Nay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-11

BY request of a number of the club
women, and in honor of baby week,
just closed, the following poem. which
has been read on numerous occasions
before meetings of club women, is
printed:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
BIRTHS NEARLY
DOUBLE DEATHS
IN SEVEN MONTHS

The 1'tk I, simply running away
ir0m lhr grim reaper in Oklahoma CIV
'li, yeif. according 'n statistic. ....f
ug lYlr iu date compiled Friday hv
,hc coo, health department,
Seven hundred ana .urulr eight
birth, have been reported w oklahoma
CITY ,iug January I while the death
liu total, Unh ~ i wa. shown
MAY with llY birth, h. been ,hr
hes, wonih iuf ihr ,i0rk .n tar. March
with iut, uuc ls,, fuuniug J',.c ,t,
oud. while lu'y with NJ already tc.
ported ml, ,,' prove 'hr l1nrrf rc
Rod The hfgr,i number ui d,,'h,
cigh'v inuL vrfr f,HHfirl in lanulu
Nr,,n,, have been reported ,n tar 'hi.
month
n Nav me ,'nt mnr, ihar doubled
me grim f,ap,ft f.ufi. there hrne
,uu hli, death, u no muhs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Deutschland Will
Sail in Daylight

BALTIMORE luly q The grow
ing impression thJt 'hc German ub
marine irrivmcr n,u',.haul i, della,
ing her departure until word /, &C..
rrNcd from her sister ship Bremen
took ON the appearance ~ fac, ,ndl,
when u Wls learned from source fc
gItdcd a. reliable iha, ,hr will nv,
,ail until official information had been
received from the Bremen hy her
ascent, hero The Deutschland. II y,
understood ', ready io sail ou short
notice
u wa, also said rr good awhrri,,
'ha' the nrn'HJhllul will make ro ,c.
gtr' vet away iu, 'Nai ~ i, probable
me will leave hrr pier during lhr lly
in arrive a. the ,apt, under cover Dl
darkness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Sold;
LESSEE ORDERED
TO vACATE SOON
SlnopOuIO Denies Purchasing
&etropOlItaR Mortgage
Holders Agent Here.

The Metropolitan ,hca'cr which sine.
The beginning of the present strike 90,
stage hands. motion picture operator,
actors and other, ha, been used ilr
strikers benefits. has been purchased
by John Swlp0u'D. owner oi the lNrig
'healcr, according a. au uncouiirmcl
report Nnopoull Yesterday purchased
'hc Hrpllvaf ihcl'cr a. Tulsa and au
ununrcl no, intention oi conducting u
100 Am 'opcu shop basis,
Mr. Sinopoulo denied cmphati,all,
that he had purchased the thciicr
Tucker brothers. lessee, ot the Met
fopoliian, declared today that the, h1,
been ordered ~ ,a,alc the ,hei'er
They said they were ignorant oi IN,
identity ~ the pur,ha,cr, Spcakin.
IN behalf of Tucker brothers. ". l.
fucker said thi, morning
Harry Bradford. bu,incs, man nj
~ Reno. was reported late this after
noon to have leased the Metropolitan
We were informed Yesterday thai
the ,hcalcr had been sold and were fc
quc,tcl 10 give immediate possession
Just how soon Nc will 1,aic' the 'hr
alcr. however viii hc Determined l'
our lease We du not think 'ha, NJ.
immediate possession plan ON 'hr par
.oi The opposition ~ conformity with
our lease
Piokcing was begun yesterday hy ih
strikers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
BREMEN REPORT
Exc|TES COAST

NORtOlK X. Va. tuly 2s shipping
sni diplomatic circle, thfuuvhhu, the
entire coast were aroused today b, a
report that the long expected Gcrm,n
submarine nrtmcn had been captured
nv wat,hips oi the allies and had been
iowcd IN AaliisS
The information came from source,
usually regarded as reliable. hu, later
dispatches from Halifax said nothing
was known there oi the incidsn, and
the naval department al Ottawa also
i,'ued denial that there is any ioun
da,inn for the STORY
Confederation ci the s,aismcn, ~ ~
iicet' un the United State, var,hip
Louisiana that the, saw a cruiser with
IN the Virginia cape, Iuy,diy morn
inr came today ifum Commando
Shane oi the United State, naval col
Her Neptune he said he could No,
Identify the cruiser but he saw her
leaving hs oapss about J o'clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
British Captain Who
Tried to Ram U-Boat
Executed By Germans

conduct" and wstc mentioned In
The house " trmmnrt
Tutns on Submarine.
The submarine a. according
iu the ti,ial account ni 90, ifai
hal sirnallci ,n ,hr British steam
cf 10 'huW her ilae and in stop
bot Captain lpai iii NOT heed
and 7, is alleged turned at hish
speed toward the submarine which
escaped only b, diving immediately
several yard, below the surface
Captain fryatl. the official state
meni saws, admitted that he had
followed ,he Instructions ~ the
british admiralty Sentence vas
cuniitmti and the captain vas ~.
rruitl inr ifanr'ieutc crime
agairti ARMED German sea iourt
lhr 'ual wa, held az nwrt,
hclgium. Thuf,dst
When captured b, German ipr.
pciu boats un lunt q Captain
lrau vas pilc,ine ihs steamship
Brussels ifum Rotterdam 10 III.
burs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Girl Who Loved
Convict Elopes

NrSEOGrE. Okla luly ~ lSpe
e3'I Eta Martin of ST. Louis. who
rr.rn'N 'r'l in love with an escaped
N'r 'rrw,r and persuaded Go,ernnr
Williams i1 le' hrr marry h.m after M,
r,lWurr hs rnr away with lro'h %
man according n hDr mother n.hw
'rr'r Ji,'en who came ir1m Nlhul1
today fora Warrant .hlg'ug iahe pre-.
tense
Mrs C's'.h said rn asked ior fin,
umyu' and maug, sn She could po b..
fore 'hc governor again 'H ask a parpl,
'ur john Sh, cui ,i'k skirt. ,ill
waist 1,h.ulhlc hose and SIS and
,loprl Mr., ,ig'.hl said tup IS ,aiI
io have been found az Edmond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
All Vehicle Light
Laws Enforcement
To Begin Saturday

Enforcement " ,he "all.v,hicle light
ordinance will begin figidly Saturday.
according 10 the police
u have had communication, from
hardware and supply men " the city,
announced Chici NJ Police N,chol, ,hi,
morning ",a,ing they have iuU ~.
,ri,ci shipments ~ hvh,, which viii
comply with the requirements oi the
ordinance and suitable iof all type, u
ysht.irs~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
u. S. Foreign Trade
Greatest in History

WASHINGTON. July ~ Foreign
trade vi the United State, closed ",
greatest year IN history June W with
balance oi S2lhWNOpn IN favor oi
American exporter, The years export,
aggregated AluWNUN the depart
men, ~ commerce TODAY announced
and import, were valued at $2lpsOll
Ooo
The trade balance vas double that
of last year and four time, ,ha, II
1914 Exports exceeded those ~ la,i
year hy Il sDnnnOpl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Two Little British
Warships Sunk

BERLIN July IS lr a naval hat.
dg between several German ,uhma
uH,, and tour British patrol boat, nii
the coast oi Scotland two ~ the nri,.
ish vessels v,fr sunk. according IN a
f,pot, received b, the Dutch newspaper
Handcl,hlaed and irlcetaphrd IN the
O,rr,ras News arrnry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Infant Plague
Rages Unchecked

NEW NORk. lu'y q The epidemic
III iniiul1r paralysis i, rill unchecked.
the tcpUf, NJ the health department
show, During the last twenty four
hour, there were ~ new case, and
.lhitIy-ilyc fatalities from the disease
reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
TOLLS AT PANAMA CANAL
Sd,286,000 BELOW COSTS

WASHINGTON mN - -r,r,m,
canal tolls were Sl1SlNN ic,, ,h,n
expense, IN 'hc wear which ended Nav
n Tolls ,nll's'ri during Nav
amounted 90 SiS'u'i the hrsr,, mont,
since August 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
q New Homes
Built in July

just how erta, home building setiv-
~ is IN Oklahoma City now u deinon-
siraicd hy figures secured today itcm
the city building inspectors oifios
,hnwins that twenty three tc,id'nces
have been started this month while
work was commenced on ten business
buildings These ar, new houses
Permits have been issued from the
building Inspector. office sllowirs 70.
pairs and additions on sisieen ethse
buildings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
ARMY FLYER KILLS
BOY, INJURIES WOMAN

ONTARIO. Cal. luly 2S Second
Lieutenant y II Wheeler oi the army
syia,ion school at North Island lost
control OF his actoplanc here today and
crashed into a line ot automobiles, over
turning four, killing Harold Stoche, I
years old, and seriously iuiuting Mrs
{. A. Stoehc, the boys mother Lieu.
tenant Wheeler va, not injured Al.
though his machine was wrecked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Ohio Oil Company
Cuts Price Dime

-.FlNDl Az Ohio. lu0y % The Ohu
oil omrn. marked down eight 900.
trrer' grade, 0f Wl lu cents q barrel
TODAY Ihr large production ~ .r' 900
many parts ui 'hc country has figured
u 'hr reduction II ', predicted ihl'
'hrr reduction, vi' follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
ICNACIO MEDIA,
BANDIT LEADER,
DIES IN BATTLE
Mexican General Reports Cap,
ture Of Five Hundred Vii.
llSta Soldiers.

MEXICO CITY luis - Nn Iarel,
IcNas luy lgmgin Media. O.
bandit leader ha, been killed 900 lr
cngagcmcE 1, san lui, rH'u,' accord
my lp alylJct received here TODAY
Five hundred \i'lra, have been cap.
'ufci in ia9'r0ls hy Donrul Plank
according ~ report, received here h
iNc government 40 were given 5000
ut,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Bright Lights Lure
Girl From Nowata

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July q -Nt,
Lucy Burden oi Nowata. Okla. arrived
here today TO take home her daughter
lielch. ~ years old, who disappeared
from her home July Is \ desire ~
live in large city was given hy ,hr
girl Tor leaving Nowata The Burden
family. i, was said. arc wealthy. and
according e. the girl, story ,hr ,pcn,
money hyi'hly IN kan'a, City and De,
M,t,.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
British Complete Driving Ger
mans From DeIvilIe
Wood in France.
RUSSIANS CONTINUE
ADVANCE OF TEUT0NS
SlavS Penetrate General Won
CljnSingen's Line in 4
Southern VoIhynia.

LONDON. July e Serbian forces
have begun an offensive against tho
Huigariaus IN Greece, according TO a
dispatch from Saloulki. The Serbians
have occupied a series OF heights and
are maintaining their position depsite
'hc artillery fire and oounter-a attacks
OF the Bulgauans
"F0r the last three days" the dis
patch add,, the SerbianS had been max
inb mc'hodICal preparations 70 drive tho
bulgaranS from the position which
they had Occupied six or seven miles
south OF thevGrcck frontier
British Take Delville Wood.
British troops have captured Dell
vile wood in rs entirety the British
official statement announced this att
crnoon The German position in tho
Sommc region had been defended by
The Brandenburg division. which was
driven out
Russians reconnoi,ering a, Aube-
rive, IN the Champagne. says tho
French official statement today. pen
e,fs,ed the German trenches and
cleared them with hand grenades.
The Russians took some prisoners
\ German attempt 10 attack near
! Lihon', north Of Ghaulnes. was ar
rested hy French infantry fire
Italians Push Back AustriAns.
Additional ground has been gained
hy the Italian, IN the Dolomi,es re-
Vion. the Italian war office at Rome
announced today Aiier hard fighting
with the Austrian defenders oi Monte
Colhriccon the Italians extended their
positions Austrian attacks IN force on
Italian positions IN variouS sectors fur
thcr 10 the west were fepulsed
Russian troops continue 10 advance
successfully against the Teutons IN
the region oi the river Slonevka and
the river Boldaroyka m southern Vol
hynia. the Russian official statement
announced TODAY
The Russians IN the Caucasus con-
tiuuc 10 advance.
Germans Admit Defeat.
/ The Berlin war office says that at
Drks hy two Russian army corp, on
/ German positions east OF CotodiShe. in
/ 'hr Ela,uUlgm region. were delivered
Yesterday hu' tailed TO gain ground.
! The battle iill IS iu progress
] The Russian, have resumed their at
tack southeast ui Vladimir Vluno,ki. in
southern Nolhua and succeeded IN
penetrating General Won liningen',
lime, northeast NJ Syinluchy. hu, are
being vigorously counter attacked by
I the Germans. the statement adds.
/ Strong British attacks against the
/ German position, in loufcauS wood.
in ,hc Sommc diUtic, brake down
lmrlay under the German fire. says
| the official statement issued hy German
army hriilult,rr,
No Attack Likely.
/ The Associated Pres, correspondent,
a. Athens learn, that there /, no long
rr any likelihood ~ an attack on the
entente allied forces at Salonih
/ The Russian war minister, according
20 an interview IN the Ru,,ky Slovo,
desire, 60 disptl the illusion ,ha, tho
war can enl IN autumn lie admits
that the German technique is 10 high
/ that Germany still can offer strong
resistance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Cnn.ttvnlI,t nrrnl, nr,h

AMSTERDAM. luly ~ Count Wi.
lamowil, Nocll,uluti. con,rr,a,iy,
deputy IN the fm,tsu uppcr house. i,
dead. according w. 4 telegram received
hy tho. Nicuvr Rnucfdam,thr Coufart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Complete Revision Of Criminal
and Civil Codes Must
Follow, He Says.
ECONOMY INSIGNIFICANT
COMPARED WITH IT'S HURT
Judge Refers to Government
Foundation in His CauS-
tic Criticism.

Silence around state high court, ON
proposed amendment, tu the ,1n.,u
ton which, If adopted. would hc iol
lowed by radical changes 90 the state
judicial system. was broken 'his morn
ing hy 'hc issuance Ui statement by
Judge Thomas II DOYLE. presiding
judge pi the CRIMINAL court of appeal.
In whph he voice, hg opposition. 10 the
proposed change 900 llF',uc Of WriGp
in ,'urlN % records
The proposed constitutional amend
mcnt ahoh,hr, the right OF trial hy a
jury ot twelve men, and provide, that
jury for ,hc ualui civil and Grim.
inal cases, s'hcr than capital u'icu,r.
q shall consist ~ eight men, and grant,
E power TO the legislature 20 provide
tor rendering final Judgment ON appeal
in the appellate court without fcmlud-
ing the cause ior rc-trlil hy Jury as
TO the facts and provides that iu civil
cases and IN all criminal cases lcs,
than iclonlcS six Jurors shall have
power 10 render a verdict II also r..
pealS the constitutional rlPin oi appeal
In civil cases involving more than S2O
As to Right Of TIial
"The effect AMI consequence ~ m,
adoption OF this amendment Is 10 abol
ish the righ, of trial by a jury com
posed OF twelve men. which a. Sv'
TEN is OF grea, antiquity. and has beer
the great palladium Of human right
and protection to sooiciy Tor manJ
centuries" said Judge Doylc q
II, IS one Of the iralicnahlc right
forced from King John at Runncmcd'
hy our ancestors. and IS guaranteed IL
magma ohafp. the petition of right. m,
bill oi rights. and the rule, of the com
mon law
ut Is incorporated IN The oony'i,u
,ion Of the United States and oi al
the states oi IN, union with the Sol'
exception oi Utah The people put ih'
provision IN IN. organic law OF Nh,
nation and state, so that neither lrg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Conditions Beiieted.

The ministers unofficial opinion wa,
iha, the request oi the president would
he met by Austria sni Germany Am
haSSad,r rcnficli wa, told hy the Tor
civn minister that Austria Is minister
INK aiiairsJn, one third oi Russian po.
land and fhar famine condition., there
have been greatly amcluraiet in re-.
cent months hy good crops and man
avcwCu'
State department official, regard M,
reception ui 'hc president, letter ~ 'h-
AUSTRIAN foreign office as q hopeful
Ngn
The British proposal will ne referred
,i once 'o Germany and Austria Hun.
gary ,o learn whether " &. acceptable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Unsettled Weather
Tonight Predicted

lctsi rcret,.,-rartiy cloudy ard un
settled tonight ard saturday no, much
rNsruH IN temperature
state rcfs -, tcrisN, ard sa,ufda,
generally unsettled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28

BERLIN. lul, ~ a Captain
Charles Fpai, oi the Great East
ern Railway steamship Hu,,,l,.
which vessel wa, captured hy Ger.
man dssltoycu last month and
taken into i,thuggt ha, hrrn ~.
rcuicd by shooting after tfial Nc
lore German naval court mat
ual The death sentence was passed
on Captain ftyau because Vt hs
alleged action IN attempting pre-.
tiousb 10 ram a German suhma
tine
Tfied 10 Ram u-poat
Testimony was pttcsn,cd Al the
court martial tu show that while
Captain ltau lid not belong it
The armed iur,cs hc hai aitunr.
cd un March n 1915 while near
the Maa, lirht,hip in ram the ltt.
man suhafint t-N
Captain Fr,ait and the nrn oi
iiccrs and ,hc first engineer II ihs
brussels received ifum the British
admiralty gold waiehe, iot 'btays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
May Bllrk Negniintions.

lhr state department also received
from Ambassador Page today 'hc Brit.
i.N foreign office statement oi Great
liria'n's willtuur,. a. permit 'mnur-
aiiUn oi ilniVm.i m,, Poland n Dr.
administered hy commission appoint.
cd hy President Wilson. provided 'hr
German AMI AUSTRIAN oCrup,iug armic.
VIII mot sciIc ur remove products u'
the occupied TERRITORY The condition.
u IS feared may block the negotiation,
Mr. Prnlicld reported today tina, ~
delivered personally 90 Count Won Hu
rian rra,iicu, Wilson'S plea in behalf
ui famine. stricken Pole, and the i1r
cign minister promised 20 deliver the
pfc,idcnts mc,Sagc Immediately g.
Emperor Francis Io,cVh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
WHAT Bad for Your
Skin is Bad for
Your Clothes

Many laundry soaps and
soap powders roughen the skin
Of the hands. The same chem
zeal that does this is injurious
to fabrics.
Borax is beneficial TO the
skin. II cannot possibly hurt
your clothes. But it cleans
them to perfection.
100 Mule Team Borax Soap
Chips" are pure soap and pure
borax combined in the right
proportions for laundry work.
A 25c package will do more
cleaning than Soc worth Of bar
soap or washing powders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
Vesy. Byrd Wedding.

Miss Lola Ellen Byrd. daughter oft Mr..
and Mrr. Milton r. Byrd. will be mar
ried 81 $50 O'Clock this evening at the
home Of the BRIDES parents by Rev
Titus Lowe 70 Mr. Cecil Yesy, son Of
Mrs NJ. r. Vesy. The BRIDES sister
Miss Beulah Byrd, will be the maid Of
honor. and the bridesmaid will be Mise
Sara Co.. Miss Blanche Boiln will sing
at the Dawning." The Bridegroom will
be attended by Mr.. winfield Scott a.
best mn a reception 10 the immediate
members Of the families Of this bride
and bridegroom will follow the cere-
= ony,
after June ! at 1921 South Twenty-fffth
avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
City Is Asked to
Change Grade Of
South Thirteenth

The Burlington people are ready to be-.
Gin work cutting Off the hump between
Tenth and Thirteenth streets preparatory
10 strengthening the line and laying a
second track between the depot and
South side, but will not be able 70 do
anything until permission il secured from
the city council The application 10
make the improvements has been pre-
rented 10 the council. but has not been
acted upon.
In connection with cutting down the
hump and Strengthening the line, II will
be necessary to change the grade Of
South Thirteenth street from the rail
road tracks south 10 Mason street This
change has 20 be- ordered by the city
council In doing the work II will nscos-
state tho taking out Of the pavement
and making 3 considerable cut Of The
street. .....
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
FINE ARTS SOCIETY
DECIDES ON CANVAS
Still Waters" by Elizabeth Hols.
man, to Become Permanent
Property OF Organization.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETS

Although the money derived from
the popularity contest NJ tho recent
exhibit Of northwestern artists.
which was held In the museum at
the public library under Ito auspices
Of the Omaha Fine Arts society, did
not aggregate enough 10 permit Of
purchasing any Of the canvaBes re-
ceiying the highest number or votes.
the silver medal painting. "stlll
Waters" from the brush OF Elizabeth
liolsman, will become the permanent
property OF the society.
Al q meeting Of the board Of directors
MRS Hallcok Rose, chairman Of the oxs
hibiiion committed. recommended that
the society purchase "sHt Waters" The
proceeds from the popularity contest.
augmented by funds from The soeietys
treasury. will he used 70 purchase Miss
Holsmana work
Tie paintings receiving The highest
number Of votes W he contest were In
the order named The Cabin Mother"
~ Ads Walter shulk A study ~
peonies." by Gertrude J. Barnes his
Defiance" By ~ 4 rsSfou "sull
Waters was fourth choice
The members of the hoard are con
fident that Omaha art lovers will re-
gard "shll Waters" as notable addl
ton TO the collection no. IN the museum
AZ the public library.
Flight works OF art three water coors
and five etchinRs. will remain In Omaha.
according 10 Mrs, George y. pfinz. of
The Fine Arts society. under whose
auspices the paintings we're shown. The
paintings and their purchasers are ~
follows.
"A Nor western" By 4. 4. PaxoB 10 G.
~ Dietz. "A shady Walk. BY Leila a.
Dow. Mrs. J. J. HaniKhan - Study VI
Reflection" by Augusta KNIGHT, 70 Mra
George Pring, THE sentinel Fire" w
George Ebert Burr. 70 Mrs. a. y. jonas
Winter Morning" BY George Ebert
Burr. 10 Mrs q. vs. Russell Jones
Island by Paul Bammerpmith. 10 Mrs.
HaIleck Rose ~ Land Mark. hF Roth
Sturgeon, 10 Mrs Edward BURKE Sea
shore Trees by :. l.. Treedweli, 70 Mrs.
O. W HoldreFe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
Ida Lee Decides
Life of Thespian
Is Not All Roses

I'D Gavin. alias Dick Austin. ar
ralgnod IN police court on charge Of
disturbing the peace, was discharged
when ho agreed 10 settle The difference
with the complaining witneRs, Ida Ire
aged II years
Gavin IL connected with The Palm
theater on lower Douglas street and
promised. according TO tho Lee girl. TO
pay her Stg week for hor services In
Tie capacity ~ thespian. She worked
Two works she said and received 10
cents Gavin agreed to pay her ruilroad
fare 10 her home 10 Illinois az settle
msnt. other girls in 0a1u's employ
have complained Of his actions 20 city
Prosecutor Mcclure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
DUNDEE LOTS ARE SOLD
AT ADVANCE IN PRICE

Hastings & Heyden sold four lots on
Fifty-first avenue. just south Of Dodge
street. IN Dundee for DR.. r, w. slabaugh
for $500 These lots were sold for nm
investment. Less than ak months ago
these same lots could have been pur-
chased for 5000 which shows the in.
crease In value Of Dundee property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
SUBSCRIPTION CLUB
CLOSES ITS SEASON
Ball at the Fontenelle. With Many
Reservations Being Made for
Diners "
SPRING FLOWER DECORATIONS
~ MELLIFIoIA--AprI 20, 1919.

ny MELLIFICIA--ApriI 20, 1919.
Tho Subscription club viii close very
sctiye and happy season this evening a.
tho Fontenele with ball and mid
night supper. This club, which has kept
Lent 70 the spirit and letter gave its
last dance at Turplns the Thursday
evening OF March 2 highly enjoyed
event with many dinners preceding Il.
the Frank JudaouA giving one Of the
largest dinners OF the season, an affair
81 forty guests.
The ball Of this evening will be given
IN tho ball room Of the Fontenelle with
the private dining rooms reserved for
the supper The tables will have littls
French baskets holding spring flowers
and reservations have been made for
fry couples
Tho CLUB has made no plans for the
coming season. The members for the
year closed this evening are
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