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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
NEW MANAGER OF
FONTENELLE HERE
John F. Letton Comes to Take Up
His New Duties at Million
Dollar Hostelry.
MAN OF MUCH EXPERIENCE

John r. Letton, who succeeds
Abraham Burbank as manager Of
the Hotel Tontenelle, arrived In
Omaha yesterday and will take III
his new duties as field marshal Of
the local hostelry's forces the first
Of next week.
A hotel man of twenty-five years
experience, and with coast-to-coast
acquaintance, Mr.. Letton is one OF the
best known tavern keepers in the
entire country. He has opened ami
operated some Of the largest hotels
IN the south, among them being the
Hotel Galyez at Galveston. Tex; the
Hotel Marion at Little Rock, Ark
the Hotel Bentley ut Alexandria, La,
sAand the Hotel Ansley at Atlanta, Ga
The Hotel Ansley, one Of tho south's
most palatial hogtelries. was opened and
operated by Mr.. Letton for two years.
Mr.. Letton took an active part IN At
lantas civic activities his popularity
resulting in his being elected police com
missioner Of the city. which office he
served in for term.
nofarinn Booster.
When he left Atlanta the Rotary club
ot that city. of which he was an active
member. rendered him a big banquet
and presented him with solid gold
membership card, sold TO bo the only
ono Of lts kind In existence. Mr.. Letton
Is an ardent booster for everything Ro-
tartan.
While a resident OF Atlanta he was
also member OF the board Of directors
Of the Atlanta Convention bureau and
OF several other prominent organizations.
lie was president OF tho Atlanta Hotel
Mems association and also Of the state
organization. the Georgia Hotel Mems
association.
For the last several months Mr.. Letton
has been vice president and director
OF tho American Cities Hotel corpora
tion In Chicago. This corporation was
organized to build and operate a huge
first class family hotel.
Sells Chicago Interests.
Mr.. Letton has. however. withdrawn
all his interests In the Chicago project,
and will devote his entire time and at
tention to the managing OF the Hotel
Fontenelle.
II have come here" NJ. Letton re-
marked. "to-borrowing the citys ad-
yertisng phrase - grow with growing
Omaha. / had heard much of The Fon-
tenelle and will take keen delight in
assuming the management OF such q
well-known hotel
III ia my ambition to make. from coast
10 coast, the name. The Fontenelle,
synonymous with that Of Omaha, and
vice versa"
Mrs. Letton arrived in Omaha with
her husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Rebels Confined Behind Their
Line of Barricades in Dublin

LONDON. April 2p.-."The military op-
er@tons for the suppression Of the
rebellion In Dublin arc proceeding salts
factorlly," says communication ISSUED
by Field Marshal French. commanding
The home forces, late last night.
What may be described as the or
gantzed forces OF the rebels" the com
mnnleaton adds, ARE confined 10 few
localities, the principal one being the
saekviile street district, In which the
rebel he iauartera appear TO bo the gen
eral postoffice,
THE Gordon OF troops around this eis-
trict has been drawn closer and the
rebels In u 5 locality are now confined
behind their line OF barricades,
"sniplng from a house In which small
parties Of the rebels have established
themselves In various parts OF the city
still continue, The district whore this
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

ia most prevalent ia that northwest o.
the four courts which are Atill in N,
possession OF the rebels. The clearance
OF these snipers Ia a matter Of time.
Considerable damage was caused BY
fire on the April n and large fire IA
stlll burning In sackvile street.
'In tho other parts OF Ireland tho prin.
ciple center OF disturbances are in County
Galway and in Enniacorthy. Disturb.
ances also are reported at Killarney
Clonmel and Corey.
The other parts OF ireland appeal
normal.
THE general trend Of the reports re-
celyed indicates that the Disturbances are
local IN character"
Ennlscorthy and Corey are situated IN
the county Wexford. Killarney Is IN
County Kerry and clonmel Ia tbs County
Tipporary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Thirty Thousand
Garment Makers
Are Locked Out

NEW YORK, April 2. "A lockout
throwing between 5000 and 5000 gar.
Matchmaking employees out Of work in
more than 400 shops was declared in
effect today by the Cloak. Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers association Unless an
agreement is reached within forty-eight
hours, II was stated BY officials OF em-
ployea' unions today. there will be a
strike in $500 Independent shops. which
would bring the number OF idle men and
women up TO nearly 1000. The employ
ers have rejected several offers OF arhl-
trhtion.
A statement on behalf Of the workers
today denied that lockout was caused
by demand by them for a closed shop
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

bert-Tausig, which was inspiring in its
broad rhyth dio sweep. It's contrasts and
tremendous cllmaxes.
The audience was Of fair dimensions
and would have looked quite prosentable
In a theater. Az for applause, II showed
up 10 advantage with audiences twice
and three times fits size and recalled MIR.
Godowaky again and again. and at the
close refusing 10 90 home until the lights
were lowered H.. M. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Music
Leopold GodowsIsy In Recital at the

Leopold God0wsIsy In Recital nj the
Auditorium.
The last visiting artist Of this Season
OF Great Treats was heard Friday at
the Municipal Auditorium Ia the person
Of Leopold Godowsky. world famous pi-
anist. Mr. Godowsky has visited Omaha
several times before and his remarkable
playing was therefore not entirely un-
known. Former hearers and new ac-
quaintancea OF the audience last night
marve1ed alike at the logic OF his music.
at his concise and forceful interpreta-
tions, at the well constructed phrases
and well defined contour OF the whole In
each separate number. and at the beauty
and variety Of his wealth Of tone The
musically initiated reyelled IN the art
with which he clothed his mastery in
terpretahons, in the revealing power with
which he portrayed the recondite music
and In his sure and faultless technic. so
unobtruBlvely brilliant that the unini-
tiated could not discern It, except as II
served as a medium for his authoritative
conceptions.
Mr.. Godowsky opened the program with
the complete schumann Carnival" Each
OF the many short pieces which make up
tho whole was given win y careful re-
gard for It's character tonal values ana
artistic and technical demands, All were
so grateful for themselves and for their
manner OF presentation that It is hard
TO remember which made an especial
appeal Perhaps the most popular were
tho "Valse Noble" 'Lettres pansantoa'
of Chopin, "pantaloa and Golumbine'
and the brilliant "MaFcho des pavids-
buender."
The second group was from the works
of Chopin where the great artist used
10 FUN advantage his glorious Sins tone
and the many gradpatians Of color Az bis
command, the melodies sung with opus
lent beauty under his touch only to be
followed IS the swiit flulter of dainty
running work. which a1ounda 300 the
work ot Chopin. and which Steamed with
crystals wherever q occurred
80 Faptas.a opQa ar was Played Win
great fenaaa ana much variety M tv-
ftsion nefeansn W. notable far ita
t0pe and thh great clchuess nf ns ua.
ag.natite tt4Nary 'ualIade le minor
was mtprnfelf1 with paelff ard with
taptll proportions ~ the alie mas
tefnI rbe tWa stu1ts brought 09t gJsat
gUHaat6 ala tna nna0 Aa a No "
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
NEW REALTY COMPANY
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED

The Metropolitan Realty company,
headed by Albert L. schantz. president
Of tho State bank OF Omaha, has filed In
corporation papers with the county clerk.
to mark the beginning Of $4,000
Omaha concern. Other officers IN the
organization will be Frank Dexter and
Glenn W. Smith.
Tho Festner Printing company, headed
by Mrs. Bertha Gotzschmann. Julius
Festner and Emery o. Peterson. incor-
porated for $4,000.
The Benson Realty company. NJ W.
Tyson, r. Hemanson and II. l.. Rlyett,
officers, has filed its incorporation papers
calling for capitalization Of $500
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Benson -.a
Social Circles

injuries received IN Omaha last week.
Mrs, y. M. Marvin wnB able 20 return
homo from the hospital last week.
Mrs. j. Roshone win be hostess Tues
day for the Aufweidersehon club.
2. J. Flynn ia recovering from injuries
received week ago whom his auto turned
turtle. ..A.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
gave an entertainment Tuesday evening
in the Presbyterian church.
A. W Reilly formerly OF Benson now
Of Yuma. Colo. was a Benson visitor
last week.
r. Hermanaen has sold his share In the
FarmerB and Merchants bnnk 10 ]. John
son Of chadron.
The annual Baptist election OF officers
Will take place at the church Monday
evening.
Mrs. J. Van Ness and daughters. Allie
and Norma, OF Tulsa. okla, are guests
at the r. A. sourwine home
Messrs. Bernard and Louis woslaRer Of
Fremont are spending a few days visit
ing at the w s. Woslager home.
Mrs. Grant Beltleman Of Omaha will
entertain tho Ladies Aid society of the
English Lutheran church Wednesday.
The women OF the Augustine Lutheran
church will meet Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Nels Rasmussen.
Miss Carrie Smell wns surprised at her
bonaa Tuaeday avantup hv a nunnhov ar
young people from Omaha.
Miss Grace Forney entertained tho
Catherine chapter Of the guild at a party
last Monday evening, about twenty
guests being present
The Royal Neighbors gave an enter
tainment and program Thursday evening
after the regular meeting.
Misses Ethel Morgan and Lillian stiger
were guests OF Mrs William Krepps Of
Omaha Thursday.
Funeral services for Antoine Larsen
we're held from the late home last
Wednesday Interment was at Mount
Hope cemetery,
The Engllsh Lutheran church gave a
musical last Wednesday evening for a
benefit. The program was given by
Omaha and local talent
Mira r. c. Persons was hostess for the
Presbyterian and Mrs. Frank Rouse for
the Methodist Ladies' Aid societies last
Wednesday.
The local Womens Christian Temper
anee union will celebrate its birthday
anniversary Friday with an all day sea-
rf tbn nr.e hsrtrsla.. at,v,r,I
Mrs g r Mcrherson spent last sun
day visiting relatives in Plattsmouth
Tho women OF the Methodist church
will hold their annual May fair AZ the
church next Thursday.
T.. o snroyor nf filmbolt. editor of the
Nebraska FarmcE spent Thursday a.
the homo of Rev J., Calvert
Tae regular rarslsn Missionary mset-
ing wlll ho postponed for two weeks on
account ot the Mas hhsar
A son was born 10 Mr and Mrs W. n.
Morse Tuesday and q daughter tn SIR
and Mira A. May Wednesday ~ last wsss
Mta j e. Campbell entertained AZ
-fprlsn Shower Mouday evening IN honor
81 Her daughter Mlza Anna Camphell
Nfr amt Arrs naan Hardy entertained
lnai etek fof Raymond Anderson Mr.
aad Airs a. Jensen and Mr and Mts
s. NJ Johnson.
Aim cal petffaen was abis to return
haH6 Wednesday fram an Omaha haz
rIaf whare she uuaafweht caasaHah
apsmtiau
MM % ~ Nasa entertained H aare
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

BERLIN, April 29.-fBy Wireless "a
snyyille THE Greek government has
declined TO enter into a discussion Of the
request of the entente allies that Greece
agree 20 the transportation Of Serbian
troops on their way from Corfu 10 Sa.
lonlki over the railroad from Larissa u
picraeua
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Cnrnrrnin Killed.

NORFOLK, Va. April 29.-coxswain
Marvin B Hunter Of the battleship New
Hampshire was killed today when cables
by which an officers cutter was being
loaded, broke, hurting him against the
side OF the warnhip.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Pure Blood
Brings Beauty
Plmples, Blackheads, Boils and Poor
Complexion Vanish by Using
Stuart's Calcium Waters.
TRIAL PACKAGE MATTED FREE.

All your dreams OF beautiful clear
complexion can be made TO come true
It makes no difference how spotted and
disfigured your face may be with PIN
PIES blackheads. eczema or lver-spots.
you may reclaim your heritage Of good
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