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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
TEMPORARY MO. UNION
BUILDING OPENED
E. w. Stephens, Class Of '67 Of
M. u. Makes Speech of
Dedication.

vi. u. NldheS DpCCSh u
Dedication.
The new building, which is to
be the home of the Missouri
Union, an organization of grad
yates, former students and stu
dents of the University of Mis-
souri, at Columbia was formally
opened on homecoming day,
November A, E. w. Stephens,
chairman of the capitol building
commission of Missouri and a
member of the class of '67, made
the dedicatory address, Sam
Sparrow of Kansas City, a mem
Der of the board of curators,
was in charge of the ceremony.
About 500 graduates and former
students came to Columbia for
the dedication and the Texas
Missouri football game.
The Missouri Union has now
more than 1000 members and is
one month old. After becoming
firmly established upon a finan-
cial basis, the campaign for the
S25O,OOO building for the organ.
ization will be begun.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
MEDICINES
INJURE A
Soothing Syrups and Similar
Proprietary Remedies Con-
tain Harmful Drugs.

The dangers o. secret prepare
tions, patent medicines, have
been pointed out many times.
The great majority of these
preparations depend on alcohol
or some form Of narcotic for
their effect.
Narcotics are things which dull
our senses, make us sleepy, les
sen our PERCEPTION, and usually
slow the heart. Many of them
have the power of putting us so
soundly to sleep that we can not
wake again Almost without ex-
ception, they establish a craving
for their continued use in in
creasing doses, which we call a
drug habit. Without exception,
such habits are evil.
There is one class of patients
on whom the effects of narcotics
are peculiarly marked and pc
culiarly dangerous, namely,
children. Children are peculiarly
susceptible to the effects of
opium.
People are misled some times
by the use of names with which
; they are not familiar, such a:
heroin, and codeine. These ar,
. all derivatives of opium, ant
: weight for weight are mucl
/ stronger and more potent il
their effects than opium. Ever,
! mother and every person VIII
r. has the care of children shout
4 know these names an
what they stand for. The pater
10 medicine manufacturers stal
Y with children almost as soon
g. they are born. There are doze
of so-called remedies for teetl
M ing children under the name
R soothing or teething syrup
o. One Of the best known of the
contains a dangerous amount
ar morphine, and there are fl
d. practitioners who have not Sc
Itb disastrous results following {
use of this nostrom, which luz
victims by the name of
am woman who is supposed to ha
10. invented it and put it out. N.
on. urally, no one would suspect Il
a kindly motherly woman wo'
vie use anything which would be
furious to a baby. There is
sity question that these syrups at
nth children but in doing so they
nm terfere greatly with nutriti
n a The sleep is not the heal
pic sleep which a child should en-.
for It is doping" It interfC
that with the natural s~ecretions
.rior the body and markedly with
triton.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17

N. E. Basket went to Kansas
City Tuesday to spend the
day on business.
Miss Berdina Schawe return
ed to her home in Waverly
Tuesday after a visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell.
Lee ]. Slusher went to Nevada,
Mo-, Tuesday as a delegate
to the State Convention Of the
County Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
Sufferer From Indigestion Re-
Iieved.

Before taking Chamberlain's
Tablets my husband suffered
for several years from indigest-
ion, causing him to have pains
in the stomach and distress af-
ter eating. Chamberlain's Tab
let's relieved him Of these spells
right away" writes Mrs. Thorn
as Casey, Geneva, N. Y. Obtain
able everywhere.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17

Miss Helen Yates and Miss Jes-
sic Wayland of Central College
went to Kansas City Saturday
for a few days visit.
w. W. Schwartz went to Hig-
ginsville Saturday to spend the
day.
DR.. G. w. Fredendall went to
Kansas City Saturday on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. William Welsh went to
Kansas City Saturday to spend
the day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17

Miss Allie 10 Leslie, who has
been spending a few days here
with Miss Ruth Howe, retarned
Sunday morning to her home in
Odessa.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17

Mrs. M. T. Kelly went to Hig-
ginsville Tuesday to spend the
day.
William Keller went to Kansas
City Tuesday to spend the day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
M. y. Women in Better Movie
Campaign.

The women of the University
Of Missouri have united with
the two girls colleges of Column
bia and the women's clubs in a
movement for better motion pic
lures and special matinees for
school children. They say that
average photoplays are inferior
and too risque.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
Death.

]. T. Luckett who buys men
and boys second hand shoes and
clothing is not dead yet. Phone
SO2. 81 Main st.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17

Mrs. Walter Kinchloe return
ed Tuesday from a visit in
Higginsville.
Travis Buford and wife, who
have been visiting relatives in
this city left Monday for their
home in Billings, Montana.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-11-17
Do You Have Sour stomach?

If you are troubled with sour
stomach you should eat slowly
and masticate your food thor
oughly, then take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets Immediately
after supper. Obtainable every
where.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
Jmnerbalb "A gtunoen
e rpartet man In 8alti.
more bic 4bfubrt Der
.Oeutfdl b..

Baltimore, Wb., 81. Suli. =
@us pertrauenspertber QueQe berlau4
tete am Moniag abenb, bat Der lin.
teriees0 ampfer rDeuti6lunb" 8altis
more innerbal6 Der ndditen "a Stunc
ben perlaTen fperbe, ipenn bic pldne
in5pif4en rtidt mieber sednbert tpers
ben.
Der Montag mar elm Gag GROCER
5bdtisteit auf benz bod. Cine grotc
Barrie, fpelde ben 3ugang our
rSeuti9lanb perbinberte, fpurbe mad
eirem anberen Dod TRANSCRIPT. On
gOrb Der garfe befanb iif Der Bal
lat, ben bas S9iff bon 9euti9lano
mitge6ra6t bate, Gs beitanb aug
Ngtendbfdlen unb fpurbe an 8altimos
rsr gambler ~oertauff.
Reiuer Der Offi5iere unb 0iemanb
bon Der MannIdaft bate am Montag
Qanburldub. Gapitdn &0nig mar
tbGtig BON Sonnenaufgang Bis Sons
nenuntergang. Die MaI9inen tpur,
ben tpieberbolt sepriift uub elm auans
tum bon frii4sn Jriiften unb 8emiie
ipurbe an 8orb genommen.
Der Warplanb Northumberland er.
tpartet itiinbli9. bab &apitGn &0nig
einen lpotIen enadgiren tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01

Dor &llr5em erlteb Der prdfibenf
Der 8ereiuigten Stauten einen 2luf.
ruf an bic Mili5 Der Stadten, fi9 fiir
ben 0ienit an Der merttdniI9en Grens
&c gu meloen. Ster mar cine Gelegens
belt fir 8aa Street, ibren oft betons
ten patriotismus 3u bet6Gttgen. Mds
gei4a69 Sofprt gaben bic @eIsaf9af.
ten betannt, bab ie GmeritaniI9e
Uhlt3iolbdten, bic iih nab Der meris
tantf4en 9ren5e begeber, nlir gu foI.
genDen 8eoingungen perit9ern pir<
ben: r609iter gerIi6erungsbetrag
$4,000. &egelmdbige @erfi6erungss
rotten nit etuem 3ui4lag BON $50 Bis
$50 fir jebes Sduienb. Die grGmie
muB fir 3 Sabre i'm 8oraus be3ablt
tperben."
Serr 6isfe bat Ietne t6anblungss
tpeiie nit eiuem l6trpeis auf bic bill.
loie Gage Der 5rauen uub &inber
tdnabtI4er GreiniQiger gu entI9ul0is
gen perIubt. Mie itebt ss tn bteier
Stnfi6t nit amerttaniT6en Mtli8s
Ioloaten2 Sine Nerp 0orter 3eitung
BON 4. Suli beridtet; .5rauen Dpn
Wtili3folbateu, in ger3neiflung, fle<
ben um Stlfe. 8isIe brau9en Iofort
SeIo. Sine junge Mtutter bat nicbt
einen Sent. sic CAB i9re leBten fiinf
Gents fir ein 8luS NSil6 fir ibr
9dbp aus. Cine aubere Wtuttsr DON 6
&inbern befiBt nur 30 Gents, ales
mas iie an 8aarem bat"
9ieie 36atIat6en bebiirfen feiner
@rlduterung. Sie fpre6en fir ii6
Ielbit. Die oerbdnguiBbpllen 5plgen
oes M}antpulirens nit 8erii8eruugss
geloern BADEN ii6 bis6er rur tbeils
tpeiIe offerbart. Beitere unb fhrpere
5olgen birfen nit &e4t befiir4tet
perben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
Caus Der .a6erbSOft", GbieaeO).
,,@aa Street YatriOtismus"

Sas ELECTROMAGNETIC bat tpGh-
reno Der lsbtsn Sabre beim umerttanis
Ifen publitum betrG6tli6 on 8erz
trauen einee6iibt. Die gnt6iIlunsen
BEL acknowledgement, aus beuen iifl
ergab, Oab bobe 9eamte bon 5euerpers
Observation-Disclosures 9ranbitifter be-
i6dftisten, ansebltA nm bic bo6en
ELECTROMAGNETIC aufredt erbalten
su tOnnen, baB @ertreter Don 9lass
oerfi6erunes : Geieli6aften aus Der.
mHttbitii49 hbent gtetden GruH6e bas
giHtperfen perFi9erter 2apenfeniter
begiiuitigten, unb Ge6nlides mebr
IaFen bds 8erldnseu mad elmer iadrs
feren llsberpa9ung ~bsrdriiger 9es
observation-disclosures MIR gu berehs
tigt eriheinen. Die Dor ettpd einem
Sabraebnt anlGbIi9 notwithstanding
Der Equitable 9tfs" unb Der rpru'
bential1 aebenspcriiderungs : Geieas
i9aften feItgeftelten 1batiaaen tpers
ben benz IsisRDen Qubttam tpo4I in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
Sran idlau mem.

Our6 feline alaugrObe 8ertrauens'
ieligteit 6iibte geitern Der GanoonleI
Spep6 Wc8ertber, Der erit geitern in
Der 8Dnigin bes Weitens lanoete, lcts
ne aus SIS beitehnbe 8aari4dft iOs
ME ieinsn 3sitmeFer, Der ieiner ger'
ii4erung nab 9an3e iie6eu Dollar
ipertb mar, Elm. Wo8ertber mdhts
seitern gtddmittag tur5 na9 ietnsr
4Htunft bic 9etanntiaaft zines Iies
benspiuOigen iungen Mannes, Der Iif)
in Der suportommeniten Beiie srboI,
inn bic Sebenstpiirbigteiten Der StGot
gu seigen. Ratiirli9 purben pd9renO
Siefes aiisgeoe9ntsn Warites oiperle
.aebo6en" unb aIs Utc@ertber idlieBs
lid nit isinem 5ii6rer auf beien
brtngenbeg Nnratben aud benz 6luBs
ufer eiuen geiu9 abItattete, mar er 70
miibe, bab er nur gu serne benz Tor'
falaa Ieines neuaetppnuenen 5reuns
bes entipra9 uno iit gu einem
S6lGf6eu am GluBufer in Der Nd9s
oes JuBes Der 9ine Strube nisosr'
lsste.
Gr pat3fe jsbo3 iebr idueG all,
als er cine frembe 6aHb in ieiner 6os
isntaT6e oerfpiirte uHb perin4te ben
augebli5n 5reunb, Der ibm gerne Die
S25, Die Wc9srtber fein Gigen ndnTls
tie, aus Der Sai6e aebolt, feit5uhal@
ten. als sr fi9 jsbp9 Der Miinoung
zines Rspoloers segeniiberia9, itano
er BON bieiem @orbaben a6 unb lieB
ben RGuhr rubiq nit Der geute
Sie9sn, gu Der aud, ME Wse9ert9er
ipdter tonitatirte, elei4faIls ietn 3elt'
meier geborte. Der Seraubte mel
bette ipdter iein @bentsuer Der poIiasi
uno CAB au6 cine 5iemIi4 quite gs'
T6re6ung bss RGubers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
in Yermanen5
gSia iid giirserfommittee erflarcn,
bas 5ar @rthcioisnng DON 8ling
u. Sobnitim ursaniiirt iunrbe.

9as 8iirgertommittee, bas tiir5ll9
our gertbeibigung beg in3pti4en abb
geIsbten prinaipals Der Doobparb
9o9f9ule YltnD u. So3niton ms
2eben gerufen norben mar, pirb lib
in permanen3 ertldren. Die oorbss
reitenoen S6ritte bier3u puroen get
legentli6 elmer geftern itattsebabtsn
8eriammlung getrOffen, in benz Elm
aommittee ernannt puroe, I'm cine
&onititution unb He6ensefebe ausals
arbeiten, iotpie I'M ii9 auf einen NGs
men fir bic Organization gu einigeA.
Der 3ped Der 9ereinigung tpiro,
ME es beiBt. Der iein, bic S4ulanges
legenReiten gu iibertpa6en unb barauf
bin3upirten, oab bas Gelb, oas in
Cincinnati fir S6ul5tpede betpiaigt
pierb, ni4t in oerf6penberii@er uno
unniibsr Detie CUR gerausgabung gss
langt. Hamentli4 Ioll barauf btn>
eearbeitet tperben, bab bic gusgabsn
fir bic gretutipe in ben biefigen ofs
fsntli6ne S6ulen 6eidnitten peroen
bic ii8, tDie es beibt, auf sttpa $20.s
600 b0ber itelen uls in @~lepelano,
uneeattet Der 3bdtIafe, bab GleDes
LAMB cine nett sr6bsre 8eo0lterungss
3abl bat urtb aud ipeit mebr Gls
Cincinnati fir ae3rerse9dlter 0ers
ausga6t.
9os &ommittee, tpel9es bic borbes
rsitsnben S9ritte fir bic @riinbunJ
bisier psrmunenten Organization t6na
ioll, fir tpel9e Der Pdme gGiti3en's
educational COMMITTEE" in Yors
f6lag ge6ra6t purbe, iebt ii6 aus
ben folsenOen b%stannten Siirgern 3us
iammen: Sobn 6. gdert, @bnaro
Wic Dougall, Or. Gbarles @regorp
Smitb, 4rtbur Rafb. Sobn $. 0ors
nette unb Sobn s. ao9ers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
CHiFssahri@te1.

Rem gori. 81. Stuff. anset.:
.Gnmorian@ bon @lasaop INN Qipers
pool; rRodambeuu" BON gorbeaus;
.pannonia1 BON 9onbpn.
Bordeaux. ansef.: cd You,
raineA BON Rsip gOrt. sfbses.: sGbi'
oaso1 na1 Rem gort.
&irnaIl. @lnset.: ~6elig OlaSA
bon Rem gOri, mad gbrtftiuuIanb.
Rotterbam m. alnset.: .glisuip
Mmftsrbam- BON Rep Yort.
aiperpool. alnset.: .Ginlano"
pcu Rem Gort: ST. 2ouis. son gtsip
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
MnmDgIib
Wia6t es Sdpebeu britiiden S9if.
fen aus Der Siies suriidsus
febreu.

Berlin, 81. 9lli. 2luf brabts
lofem Weae nab Sappills. Die lleber,
fee Radriften : Qysntur berittet.
bab elmer Msrbung Der i6apeoiiden
8eitung ~polititen~ ,ufolse, bic yits
nsu, ipelde tiirsli6 bon Der i9ipeois
iden Resieruns esIeIt ipuucen, es in
Submit Fir brittfae S9iffe unmDgs
lid MAIDEN, bon Der Sfies mad
england suriid3utsbren. Bis jebt
fparen bic britii6sn S9iffe ~entldng
Der i6tpcoiiten aiifte eefabren IND
omar innerbal6 i6pebif6er Serritpa
rial : Gjeipdfer, tpd6renb fis DON isst
on sestpnnsen pGrsr, bic inisrnatirs
nale Sfdffsroute eiu]ubdltsn.
Der 3eppetiu ; 4nsriff.
2onbon, 1. auIuf. 3.oS ll6r
Rorsens. Cine peitrre cffi3isIe qus
tiinbisuns, Die ioebeH srlafen poroeH
III. ldutet:
.2ln benz lleberfGI fdisnsn cine
srobe ansabl bon quftf9tffen betbsi'
list 81 iein. Sic f.osen ldrsere 3eit
iiber bic @mH6aftsn 2incplnibire.
ROrfoIt, GuHoIt, G1mbribss. gHer,
Sent unb 6untingtpH bin.
rgs tpurben an pislen puhtien, be
feline mtlitdrii6e Wi9tigteit baben.
Bomber abserpOrfen. llniere a6tpe6rs
sanonsn ,amsn in qttion. ipie man
slaubt, nit autsm grfolg. Weitere
Ginselbeiten iibsr ben l~leberfal> finS
nod midi 5ur SdRo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
GnS9aIhs
9trDeisert GroB6ritans
MEN bic 3uIaffung
BON Rotbe Greuo,
@crrdtben fir bic
GentrdImdhfe
GentraIm 6te.

"
Wafbtngton, .. g., 81. SuIi.
8robbritannisn tpeigert iid in elmer
am Montag I'm Staatsbepdrtement
eingetroffenen Rote bon ileuem, 3u aes
'ftntten, oaB Rotbe Arsu3 : 0orrdt6e
mad ben BON ben Gtntralmdften be-
isbten 9ebistsn seianbt iperben, ipenn
lie ni4t On Wifionen BON Rotben
2reu3 obreHirt iinb. Die Rommunis
ltation tpmbe als tbatid9liter SAluB
Der unterbdnblunssn betradtet, In
bsnsn bic Der. Staatsn ptriudt bat.
ten. gu erreiten, bab bic 9orrdtbe
troB Der nsuli6en 3uriid3iebung Der
Rotbe &reu5 sWiHionen na9 9eutIHs
lamb stianbt tpetben t6nnen.
Sn Der Npte beibt es baB, ipenr bas
dmeritaniihe Bolt tbatiGtli9 tpiins
fde, 6ilfsborrdtbe na6 ben Gdnbern
Der GentraImdhte gu ferben, "a bas
3u Getesenbeit babe, tpenrl er an Stels
le bsr 5uriitberufenenR sWltis
firHsn dftSers fiftdH5tsrs, iusiGe bic
plGbe Der eritsren einnebmen tSnnsn.
Gbne bic 0arantie. bdb bic @srtbeis
lung BON nad3D eutfdlanb unb DETER
reid ssfdnbtsn mebisinifhen 0ors
r1iben bon Rotbtrei3 WiTionsn
iiberlpadbt tperbe, fonne Der Weriano.
non foffen niht aeftdttet berben.
Gerner tpirb In Der Communication
seipieisn. baB bic Qlliirten
Isd9te nift cine prdris bintenanfez
Urn tSuaisu nsl4s nod IA isssr lalO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
2prb Npbert Secil
81 ii itet lid NIT benz BON
GHgtano uno fsiHeH
IMiirten betriez
Semen pirateus
h eien.


2onoon. 81. Suli. aorb Ro6ert
Cecil ertldrte ON montag I'm Inter
baus, bab IA ga6t5eise, tuelfe Die
.5lasee feinblider Climber fiibren, in
britiiden, u in frun3DiiIdsn, 30 in
rufiiden uno SO in italisHi6en 5ds
fen bef6iagndbmt tpotben Isisn.
Sdmmtlite in britiiden uno IN itas
lisniiteu SGfsn fh beiinbenben
S6iffe uiirben beriibt. aubsrbem lei
cine beoeutenbe On pr bon Jabr8sus
gen auf bober Zee Jetupert iporben
uno portusol babe eoenfalls 81 DAM
pier uHb brei SegsIi tiffs, pelde in
ieinen 5dfen lasen. nit geidlng Be-
lsst uno in @ebrou1 genommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
aleine Ypliseiaafridbten

gern6arb Suo6off, BON Rr.
25O5 Mporman Qosnue, betlagt Den
8erluIt bon sfpei Ringen i'm Wert6e
BON $130, Die inn, fpie sr Der poli8ei
6eri6tete, nus ieinsr Wobnung ents
rpenoet puroen.
- Rcrmd Qbrens BON Ro. 900
Rapins Strabe melbete geitern absno
Der qpli5si. bab ibr am Sdmitag ihre
5ai6enubr, Die einsn Wert6 pon $50
hattie, geitpblen tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01

dabe be6ba6tet tporbtn fet. Qo6 in
teiner 8[odabe fet Der freie geriarot
bon msbi3inifden WorrGt9en seitattet
porben, auber inter Der Qufiidt oes
2otben Rreu5es, benz aud bic 9ers
tteiluns unb 0ertpaltung Iol6er @ors
rGtbe iiberlafen bleiben miife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
As Meberlebeabe BON
Ganpfern

Die BON Hnter eebooteI
Derfentt Durben, IN
Wurfeilie setdnbet.
Warfeilte, 81. Suti. Der
9dmpfer .9iIe b'gllaer" traf bier am
Wontdg nit flint Oiii5iersn urD 43
Wdnn bon ben 8eidbunsm Der bris
tif6en Dampfer v~gupbor6ia', Sill
oia" unb rWiltonbda" Elm, bic ale
m ben lesten 9asen i'm Wittelldnbis
i6en Wetr perientt pproen finb.
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gOrt. atbseg.: .Orbuna~- na4
Nep gort.
Gbrifiunanb. 9bses.: .Oss
far Der 3peite" mad Hep Yprt.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-21
Unitarians Will
Erect New Church
Building Shortly

Architects are now working On plans
for church buildins for the Untarisns
OF Omaha. The location Is not yet def
nltely decided upon. hut II Is expected
that the church. parish house and par
sonage will be located somewhere In the
west part OF the city.
The new church is ~ have a huge pipe
organ OF the latest end best type,
c. w. Russell. chairman OF the board
OF trustees. has completed the appoint
ment of standing committees for the
year. The chairmen are as follows:
Finance, g. W. Cnpcn; meetings and
ministers. w. r. Baxter, music, Mrs. W.
+. Baxter; womans alliance, Mrs. g.
W. Holdrege; membership. Grant Par
sons. lot and building william Newton;
sunday school. w. F. Baxter; courtesios,
Mrs @. a, Joslyn; publicity. A. l.. Pal
mer.
At T,irpins hall Sunday morning Pal
frey Perkins of Boston addressed the
| Unitarians on the modern significance OF
I the holy spirit. The old biblical writ
ings." he said, were but inadequate ex'
pressions OF a divine principle felt by
great men OF that time and race, The
liberal Of today is governed by science
and reason. but feels RELIGIOUS faith in q
holy spirit that lifts man up and onward
as a pusher and part In evolution
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-21
Child's Tongue
Becomes Coated
If Constipated
If cross, bilious, sick, feverish,
or full of cold,
take no chances.
California Syrup Of Figs"
can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.

children love this fruit laxative" and
nothing else cleanses the tender stom-
ach. liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop playing TO
empty the bowels and the result II, they
become tightly clogged with waste. liver
gets sluggish. stomach sours. then your
little one becomes cross, half-sick, few
erish. don't eat sleep or act naturally,
breath is bad. system full of cold. has
sore throat. stomach ache or diarrhoea.
Listen. Mother! See n tongue Is coated
then give a teaspoonful of California
Syrup Of Figs" and in few hours all
the constipated waste. sour bile and un-
digested food passes cut of the system.
and you have a well, playful child again.
Millions OF mothers give California
Syrup of Figs" because IL Is perfectly
harmless; children love II, and II never
fails to act on the stomach, liver and
bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
OF California Syrup ~ Figs" which has
fun directions for babies children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold
here. Get the genuine. made by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company" and refuse
any other kind with contempt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-21
Acquires Marshal Job, a FEUUer
and Wife in Eight Months; is Mum

This man Quinley is a quiet little chap,
amt e?
You know who we mean. or whom we
mean. as the grammarians insist on
having II.
Yeh, sure, f. J. ouinley Emmett j..
ouinley. deputy United states marshal
y'know.
Why is he quiet chap you interro-
gate, ask or exclaim. as the case
may be.
Answer is. because he goes around do
ing important things and never peeps
about Il.
What did he do? you Insist on knowing.
Oh, nothing much, only got married.
we answer careless-like.
And get this-he got married October
II, A. d. 1915. and hardly anyone knew
anything about it. Married at Bellevue.
Yep. None of this hullabaloo and mill
! lion-dollsr mystery stuff. like Dave"
Dickinson pulled when he got married.
Quinley just did it auiet-like.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-21

what else has e doneg you insist on
knowing
Well. he bought an oscar. Lille, a
FlivVer.
You betcha, and never said a word
about it.
What's at? You say you wouldn't
say word about It either II you
bought one Aw, you're just Jealous.
Anyway Emmett J. has been rambling
right along In his boat without bragging
about 1t a bit, II you ask him whether
he's got an automobile he says unhesl-
tatingly. NO" But II you ask II he's
got a Flivver he answers firmly, Yes"
lie is like George Washington. He can
not tell a lie.
Emmett J. Quinley has acquired a wife,
Flivver and a United states deputy
marshars badge in the last eight months.
Probably II It weren't matter of pub
lie record and IL we didn't see him
around deputymarshaling We wouldn't
know he was deputy marshal.
He's such quiet chap.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-21
Henry EhrenpfOrt,
for Fifty Years in
Omaha, Dies Sunday

Henry Ehrenpfort, pioneer resident and
insurance man. died Sunday morning at
his home. 1926 South Eleventh street, at
the age OF 76 years. The funeral will be
held Wednesday afternoon from the
home, with burial at Forest Lawn.
Mr.. Ehrenpfort had many friends and
acquaintances here. He was one OF the
active Ak-Sar-Ben boosters from the in
ception Of that organization and never
tired In his labors at the den"
He moved to Omaha from Washington,
ID. c., nearly fifty years ago and made
this city his home continually. On May
g. last year he and Mrs. Ehrenpfort cele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary.
His wife died December 20 last, while
Mr. Ehrenpfort was in hospital at
Council Bluffs -Four children died I'm in
fancy. There are no surviving children.
Members OF the knights OF Ak-sar-Ben
and the Douglas County Association OF
Nebraska Pioneers will attend the IN
neral.