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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
SITUATION wANrED-Fcmalc.

EXPERIENCED and very successful teacher
desires position IN private school Ist OF
January. TEACHES English. Latin and music.
Inc teslllmontals box 100. KcnbridGc. Va.
IN experienced StcnoSrHphcr desires posi-
ZION: best references. II 1o3. care Times
Dispatch.
cNPERlENCED young lady typist desires
- change position. Neat and accurate
ohcc assistant and general Office help.
Randolph l76i-J.
WANTED--A lady. Wishes To go aS com
panion To lady going South. Address Mrs.
Ellcrbcc. soj West Market Street Green's
boro. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
HELP WANTED-Ma1c ana Female

s4yy month Get goyeinlnemt IObs Men
Ypen re. Franklin Institute. Dept. is2-A
~ I'D. hookkc-peg and stcuorrapI,er
@H7t %" expert at figures state salary
go I'i;"f"nc"1; lady preferred. Il 700 caro-
RICHMOND men anh women wanted for
government Jobs 600 month. Steady
.".I.. "tnll nDuFS. common education SUI
nat!I NiitH Immediately FOR free list
N,.iu"hI "tSily "btninabl". Franklin In
1I'E'" lepl is3.i Rochester y. Y
NN%iE'. Expert st"nUgraphcr: non. hui
H"rt H'td -ap'Ii. Giv" aG", experience and
2a!"TE - 80. car" Times Dispatch
WANTED. piano Lila who can Ma ~
iHf"s Nus be good Address T. - 10,
- "I s"l ION. distance 80. :. T. Carrie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

WE MiSii 70 THANK TIRE PEOPLE FOR
THE ~ Ness THEY HAVE RRoUoiiir
G,IihiSTMAS IS OVER, DONT LET fr
bNol WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD 10 RE
t.LN T. lIlAT WHICH YOU DON'T VAST
ANn CAN'T Use. AND WILL. PAY YOU,
TIE BEST PRICE FOR IT WE WISH
tNEEi pNE y MERRY CHRISTMAS And
Iii MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAH;
YOU HAVE EVER HAD
W l.. BISHOP. JH
10 aud as Hull street
El,hmouI Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

LARGE Iu.uUfacturinS concern hav. an
"l,"niHE for reiir biz sal man who owns
a Ford car aud j, somewhat familiar with
mcC Ia nics 10 travel IN" State of Nirgiuis
and call on dealers Ind customers with
headquarters in litchinond Small 3ary to
start. but excellent opportunity for advance
n"ni IL a. car" Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
HELP WANTED-Male

Gated at small ,cNn in. Virginia SALARY.
Disn.tah .ivi i rSt "r;i ~ ar inc
WANTED. AN ~ sign painter on Who
fair a. bulletins. WoulI-h.'s. DRINKS. COP
,%sp"m1e',T ana ir%.j@.get ". srs y"ar
worK Address l.. 49,. ,are Tim.sS- l. spa;cn
WANTED. eNper; st"nosrspher none bu,
sals,y. u ~. ca,t ri,Hie,- Dispatti.
n 9G irss boob "S W nG VIZ VII. yd Sr a
f:arl tiapnins. Washins,"n. i. - = ''s'''o'
aa9% n @r1h h no, nm T sw ~
ar" rims. Disnalcn.
"AMTE En- meH TO l."rn tue % .sus ,4ds
;isi 'N'1' iisrSsr- coilsse E'@hRSHI va s"'
simp!s ,h,ms 70 p",em' i.r?,ee' your
aT ~ 'i" .f % spa "r ION 10 w. e.
YOUR ,r,aten,:. RaRd@ioh 60 DeDaT,in|a;
Do you want sure .on Vim DIG pay easy
E'q ire an" BOOK E"p b SdI- s Mnt ,o i9' ny
Ion ~ Ear ii" ioSStn &s.ni S@n b. posi-
"SSr da s TSf"5 " @%rH ny: u aay Of ht
school education be qu.cE a"d active aud
.dvaic"'nont. Address II .o5 care Times
WA%TEn man VINO understands .6us4ne
~. car" TIn"- Dispatch.
WANTED - boy /: to Is year. ~ Az. N
Hlalt" himself generally us.iu! iu q Whole
.alc millinery house . 40. care rsulss- Dis
match
WANTED young man 10 work in vhuI.-
81" h"u.". !, 20. cat" ,rim"r Dispatch
hAEBEi Wanted first-ciass b@rbs' jenu-
airy ]. i"i1 Guarantee good ioh ior right
man. ES"harG" Hotel Barber shop. peters
WANTED, ambitious y"ung man apou' l.
years old. beginner in "nic" wnrl; Goo!
reference necessary. Splendid opportunity
with large insurance company. II 1Ql. - 7"
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WANTED, r"isis'crcd pharmacist for sIu.I'
town. xiv" references ia answering J. -.
carc Tiiu"' bispa'ch
WANTED. assistant bookk"cpcr. state
"Su"ri"u"e and salary expected II .02. care
rim"s DISPATCH.
BRIGHT anhitiors man under twenty: Office
clerical work Must Usc TYPEWRITER giii-
FUZZY. Good sIiary. bright future. with
largo su,ccs.fui eStmblishin.n, IA Richmond
Apply i'm writing Immediately. Il 30. car"
Times bispatch.
CUTTING aud crcasins press feeders for
folding hpN work. Wages 81. q week
Tho Lord I:HiiInor" rre-s. Baltimore" Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Classified Ads
business Chances, Help
Wanted. Situations. Etc.
p A r T
SEVEN


s.t'.,DNY, . cents ita- pei, Insertion p,,ss
a@s 5@griI tt6o IKE lSsEiFWi3 ifs
80 uiiANGE or rorl. CASH TO At'
GCMFAN1 ME ORDER.
KArE rEK LINE
Minimum space Two iine,.
suNpAI and DAILY insertions % cents
- tt!,SSH%sit1 i NM - Insertions. 40 cents
situations wanted Male and Female
/ dine DAILY or SUNDAY. cents line
) ZINES within ON. weeh, 10 cent? " me. !,
line, Ia mo nsn and -i> WORDS TO me nm
claHsiacss.ons Gul sa@r~ntesd after +. ii.
sun>IAllu>e roR III. WASr Hps 81.
n,ea aie ;es ne eouyoneness Of mo puo ~.
regular ol>c r-tes winch are S'nrn "p'N''
WEST or FoUsREE STREET.
W sTsad and 5 paaI" siSie. tSya Ave, and
''S KIN Iharnagy go ifsn?v-!r Ne
Mar'ngrs DIE ~ s'S S.sr. lt2i " Main St,
Wright Drug 20. Inc. !.omoatay anu
Foy 5 Hlur store. Alion Ave and GTrsce 81
Ai.cn Avenue rE"smacS. Allen Ave- anu
}o4; 5 P s,ase 60 ,yo x 4 " 4i,s S.
isurne,is Drug store; - ". Broad -.
y. X 5lss - Bros. BROOK Ave anu LAY
Warrant prue store Foushcc aud iroSd
EAST OF ToISuEE STREET.
q q ici.rrs Drug sttSr", q; = ,T -
Wallis Doug store. tifth snI AaFShat1 50.
~ *. Vaughan. ~ North tLlh 81
". u Daley. 4up North E.n.h -
Richardson DruS store. oA y. SeNsh'ee"'r
II II Chldrey. . :. Eighteenth s.,
Turner'S Pharmacy. twenty hfs' ana MAIN
Williams rMar,nscy rwcn,y-hr,; and Mar
'E;prt9scr pruE Complain. rwent' third and
W@od < schsst Drus Co. Twenty af'h
Woo THa@iMacy. Twenty nt,n and Leisb
church IAN Pharmacy. 300 East Brosd
= craig Drug store. $50 z Broad 81
RirharGs7u Ga! Street Drug store svi y
FARMHOUSE.
Paramount PharuHcy, 9l2I Fairmouat ANe.
RARTO% HEIG.IrS
RsCvs Drug store. North AEe.
HIGHLAND PARK.
\. =. Cosby y 20. liN Tiird AN-
". IL. Vaughan. Foarih and Stuar;
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Cnas. V. Garrison. lo-e Hui! st anu "lI'
feFes' 1919. A'tss,,. ,<sroro
= =. Roberts. 4cSi HuH s.
: =. E'srh Gal6 WILLIAMSBURG Ave.
reor's psu. Stor,. 500 Williamsburg Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
HELP WANTED-MaIc,

EARN vi weekly spare time writing for
newspapers: magazines. EXpcricnC"
mnns.c'ssary: details free. Press Syndicate.
for part of spare time No canynssirv
No capital. Write to-day. voorhics, Desk
WANTED, several Al power
plant pipe filters; several
months work. A wer,
giving experience and refer
ences. w. M. Wilkes, Dur
ham, N. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

W.ANTED-Board and Room

TWO gentlemen desire board and room in
privat. family in West End. Ecasoua bl..
=" boarding house considered. j. 10. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Rec For ONE MONTH.

FREE FOR ONE, MONTH.
OUR weekly magszine sHnside invsstmsnts.
consideration. a real inside Investment
should easily doubl. In value every months.
F'iEur" for yourself what si0o would amount
10 In few years II Invested and reinvasted
on that basis Our magazine points the way
To making such Investments. ): per ysar.
Send to-day for months free suhrcrtp-
lion Address Mcintyre Companies Limited :.
29S1 wcstmin-t bldg, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
FORD TRUCK
ATTACHMENT.

I RIG PROPOSITION FOR Rig MEN
TIE tain"RorG converts any Ford into
strong. hcrvic-abl. on--ton truck for, 10
y" ton.lly advertised. Thcusa nds OF salty
ned users. Distributors wanted In every city
Wit" for FUN particulars Mzr-ront Mfr
Co, y. South "ab.s Avenue. Chicago. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

and board.
LEXINGTON HOTEL.
ROOM and board :03 South Third Street:
central; hot wstcr heat. electric lights.
shower baths. beautifully furnished evening
dinner. Accommodation for transicnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

FOR sale. general merchandise ous!ners
$50 capital Last year cleared $3.50. .AhSut
81 ,opy stock. VII! sell AZ cost. I. 3s1. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
INVESTORS

" Ill. sell limited number Of shares TId.-
water on and Gas. % per cent below mar,
for puich action. II 10. Times bis. Z
rHtCi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Vciup sales of Standard Auto Signal. NJ
competition. Needed by every car owner.
LarE" profit. Great opportunity for capa-
bio Write to-day stating experience.
etc. Mu,, have at least $1,000. The Standard
Auto Signal CO.. Engineers building. clevei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

COMM ERCIAi. auto bodies built to order.
North Eighteenth Stteet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

FOR sale 1915 Ford touring: natural wood
wheels. Sp"edomct"r. shock absorber. good
tires in excellent condition. No reasonable
off"r rcfusn" 1887 West Broad Street.
ron sals, cheap. limousine body. I West
Marshall Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

WANTl;D-ROonS

ONE or TWO bedrooms bath. Kitchen. w.u
ANA compisttiy. furnished FOR !iGhr house
kccrinT iLsh;. heat water To he Included
Convenient - car line giving all night
service. N.rH.d. iH!ddlc-ag-d couple. no
children. best reference. i III, care Times
YOUNG man wants c"miorts bi- sInEi" room
convenient 70 taDl" bOavd .D' care
Hines hlspatCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BOARDING.


HOT-W ATER heated room. modern con-
N.nicn,c.. hoard. $40 Wcrt Grace.
VERY pretty roam on SECOND moor. with
best ;ahl" board. Mis-. Mamie Is. Jones.
ia East Franklin
y. East Franklin. For rent. larg. newly
furnished rooms with piivat" oath. steam
nnnId. MR. T. s. Evans.
TIE wEBSTEK
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrst-ci,ss
central; hot water he. ted: prices very
reasonable. Madison :iij. l0!i-Iclj E.-;
-
HANDSOMELY furnished front room. uri-
vat- bath anu other rooms with board
tii W"st Franklin. Randolph AL
uful rovins attractive home. West Grace.
= -. care Times Dispatch
ROOMS and best tubi" board Mrs Horace
Wexford jones Adams and franklin
TrauSlcntE day or week.
r.SI Ira." Street near Laurel Nicely
Win splendid tabl. board. In private family
ui adults. Man aud wife az gentlemen
mon. Randolnh ga
WANTED, couple gentlemen FOR
nicely furnished front room with board ..
siso t.hle hoarders Call l,iI i'ark Avenue
LARGE rooms. front Hes, tail" boa ri
Rates reasonable. 10 East Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

FOR SALE
1916 Ford Touring, So35
USED Ford delivery. SOS
1915 Ford touring body. with ton and wind
shield $40 =
SEE THOMAS d. DAVIS.
nj al nj RI Ioon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

FOR sale: Ford truck; now steel panel body.
Splendid condition: Large iron safe good
motor. ShaitinE, pulleys. etc. Bargain quich
buyer. I'll North Laurel Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

CONCRETE engineer md estimator desirss
connection with contractor doing fireproof
building and bridge work. Address L ssi.
care Times DisDa trh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

| S26.a6 starts new legitimate enterprise $40
! profit daily. mail order or locally: no com
petition: no canvassing. Orolo Mfg. Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY loaned everybody saving 81 weekly.
Commercial Guarantee Co.. IS North
Ninth.
MANuFACrURING. mineral and soft water
business: established % years. Retiring.
I.rice. $4,000. which is less than invoice.
Yearly sales, $4,000. Cheap rent, long
lease: location best. New York Real rs
tate Brokers. l423 T. Street. y. w. Wash
inEtOn. -. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

oSE o-passemscr Overland car. cheap to
EIGHTEENTH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

FOR sale. Dodge touring I'm excellent
condition: now leather top. sc,f-starter.
ispecdomster: electric lights. $3.50. 1887 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

cafe old stand: ~ rooms. furnished: doing
bakery business very cheap. Each one is
bargain. You can step right In and mako
easy and big money. Write come At once
and sec SonmervilIe Trust Co, Inc. New,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

ARE you Interested In SAVING .ne fourth
OF your coal? II no. call on us for cover
ing your heating system. Southern As
DestnS Mfg. Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

SAi.ESMAE for general retail trade in
lures: commission contract: liberal weekly
advance. Vacancy row. George X. VIII
lIams, 81. - Continental building, Clcvc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

.,E.>D.\Y 10 cents line per Insertion
Minimum space. Two ilisvS.
'iha touowi"s iSte5 "ppi! 'Gt ri,STiSS<
ARE USED WITHIN ONE WEEh " a
No CHANGE OF cory. CASH 10 AZ
SCAEANI me ORDER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

STOCK saIosmcn wanted. s50o.Noo hank and
trust ""mpanv organizing. has exception
ally strong hoard directors. hank co-opcr.-
ton. Srl"ndid leads furnished. Can
nigh grad" men. Address Guarantee hank
and Trust COMPANY. organizing. Staunton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.
COAL INCREA

INVEST sIo--MAY MAKE FORTUNE.
MILLIONS being made by fortunate inYes-
tors I'm Great Coas,a! OH Fields. StnSJs
wells have produced upwards OF SIS 600
daily. Absolute guarantee OF prodvction
Furnished. Sinai! monthly payments. secure
big interest with us IN valuable oil IleAses.
on which NC plan to drill many wells. Write
for literature. Great Southern Oil Associs-
ton. 1889 Carter Building, Houston. Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Einin whore over hundred million dollars
Viii be expended in the next few years
Practlcaily every store and dwelling oecn-
pied. we control and offer for sale thess
splendid running places of bust mesa: Each
ono dealing In ..neccsSitics.' each Bplendidly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Statesmen wanted EXp-rl-nc" unncc-s-
sHry, while YOU learn. Write Tor
iarg" list Of openings and testimonials from
hundreds Of our students who earn 800 To-
$50 - month Address nearest one. DC
psrtm"ni 32i National Statements Training
AsSocia tiUn, Chicago. New York. San Frau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

4 wci-ratcd ana established manufacturing
corporation wants capabl. business rlan
to manage branch office and handle sR les
men. Enormous pront-Si00 to 81 $50 cHrital
necessary. Write TOR particulars aud get
In business for Yourself Address Gloria
Company. lt27 Carroll Avenue. Chicago. Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
AUTOMOBILES.

hhlN'' Your auto 10 rnomas IlltE, au-
toinobNe repairing OF all kinda by A
so. nechanics: all work guaranteed. 1901
VEST tttoad street. Randolph 671S.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

The University OF Omaha will have It's
largest graduating class June when
twelve seniors receive their diplomas six
Of this number are graduates Of the
Omaha High school, this other half hav.
Ing come from surrounding schools 20
complete their education at the Omaha
college OF the twelve graduating. eleven
viii receive bachelor OF art awards, while
Charles Frandsen, now attending the Uni.
versty Of Nebraska Medical college, will
receive bachelor Of science degree. Old.
ham Paisley who will also receive his
diploma with the present graduating
class was to have graduated last sea-
son, but because Of leaving college early
found II impossible TO do so. Those 10
be graduated are. Viola Pierce. Bfne
Cleland Gladys 1'alImadgo, Dorothy Nc.
Murray Ruth Peters Edwin Rella sam.
vel slotky. Victor De Bolt, Oldham Pats
Icy, Charles Ffandsen. Jacquls Rciur and
Mrs Thomas Winters.
AZ the graduating exercises June y,
Effle Cleland will deliver tho class
prophecy Viola Pierce. the class his.
tory; Edwin Rells, the class poem, and
Mrs. Thomas Waters. the class song. Just
who viii deliver the baecalaurento aerv.
Ice which is to be held June :, has not
been definitely decided. Neither has the
commencement day speaker been decided
upon,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT THE
FIRST METHODIST SUNDAY

AZ the First Methodist church on sun.
day evening. beginning at 7.S0 o'clock, the
following special musical program wifi
be rendered by the large chorus choir
under the direction Of Mr.. James E. Car.
nal, assisted by Mr.. J. Il. Brill, vlolinlst,
Miss Nora Neal. organiat:
Preliminary song service by the couRre-
cation, hymns Nos. 50. si. ls and 58s,
Prayer~Iho Lprd's Prayer. ohanted.
scripture reading.
Anthem My Sou Doth Magnify the
Miss Wyatt Miss Holland and Choir.
Trio sweet Is the Work 49,. WelRand
Miss Wyatt, Mr., Schwentker and
Mr.. Dennis.
Violin. solo--(a) Aria ..t,.,....,... .Tenaglla
MIR. j. ID Bril-. MI
solo for Baritone-"C Crossing the Bar
'ttt'f'ttsss. s...t.sss,tt.tt..,t....J. ~. Carnal
Mr.. Forest Dennis.
Anthem With Basa Obligato-"Thou
Hast Tried Our Hearts" (stabat
Mr.. il. i. Travis and Choir. Ho's'
organ Offertory-" Spring song ..,.,...
Notices and offering. ''''' '4s"us''s'nn
With Verdure Clad t'crea-
Miss Hazel Silver.
Anthem" Il0rk. Hark, My Soui", Shelly
Miss Holland. Miss Silver and Choir.
henedletion and choral amen,
organ Pastlude-'All We Like Sheep"
MESSIAH , .s.s'.t.t..t,.,,,.,..... Handel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
OMAHA WOMEN TO
HELP WAR ORPHANS
Names Have Been Forwarded Of the
Tots to Their Foster Parents
Here.
PACKAGES SENT TO NEW YORK

Mrs. August N. Borglum has just
received from France the names OF
eighteen orphans who have been
chosen to be the foster children Of
Omaha subscribers TO the relief work
for French war orphans. Foster
parents may send clothes. or any sort
OF gifts. to their charges In France
by only paying expressage as far as
New York City.
All gifts 10 French orphans win rench
their destination by scndirg the p1ekae
10 war Relief Clearing House, thafl
ton street. New York City. The pack
age should have iuclosed an invoice of
its contents and letter with another In
voice, must be sent 10 tho office Of tha
War Relief at 20 Wall street. New York
City. II is very necessary that the office
be notified Of what has been sent 10 the
warehouse IN Charlton street, The pack
ages should be addressed in tho name
and address Of the child IN care Of Or
phelinat des Armeea
The Omaha roster p9TehlA aHi tH1H
little charges are;
Marce le Marechali Mrs Flcfen e evils
Rene Marenehi ra NBtfi.
Jean Marion Mra. j X We er
Edmond Martenu Nrs la3per ca'
Marcel Monton Mrs a. Munroe
Jean Montantome, Mrs. William
Shannon
Paul Monchal, Mrs ]. u, Marhe and
daughter.
Jean Meriier, Omaha Franco Belgian
Relief society,
Reno Muhet, Omaha Franco-Belgian
Relief society.
Jean Claude Meret, Miss Elizabeth
Bruce.
Henri Martimere, anonymous.
Noel Albert, Mrs, r. NJ. WEIGH of Call
fornia formerly Mis- IRA Kelly OF
Ornahal
Antoinette Nief, anonymous,
Justene Nieholas. Mrs Jack Webster
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
DENIES THE DEMOS
ARE ESTRANGED
Secretary 0'Connor of the Jims Says
They Are Not Mad at the
Governor.
WILL TRAVEL ON ONE TRAIN

Secretary O'Connor Of the Dahl
man Democracy club denies there ig
an estrangement between Governor
Morehead and his organization. or
that the governor will not be well
come on the special train carrying
Nebraska democrats to the St, Louis
convention.
I'VE expect the governor on our
train and we look for many promi-
nent state democrats. Keith Neville
will be with us. stated the secretary.
The train 2ill leave June i2 over the
Missouri Pacific A PARTY OF S0J VII be
accommodated. Among those who have
made roseryations are r. j. Flynn, /. J.
Fiatd, C. f. Tanning, .. b. Butler o, j.
Bouman, George Rogers. George Magney,
II, s Daniel, r. W, Patrick. J. A, Rlne
II. c. Hunter, Meyer Klein, jeff w. Bed
ford, G. p. Moriarty, H. B. Fleharty. r.
] o'connor. J. r. Butler, J, A. c. Ken
nedy and Frank T. Ransom.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Nun Aided in Plan
To Foist Bogus
Heir on Estate

CHICAGO, Ill. May ia Sister ~. ce-
lestine, a nun Of the Miserlcordla hos
pital. Ottawa, told a court jury here to-
day that she aided Mrs DollIe Ledger
wood Matters widow Of the late Fred
Matters, banker and motion picture mag
nate, in making II appear that she wa,
tho mother OF child. when Ehe was not
Mrs Matters Is on trial charged with
having attempted 70 foist upon the 5000
estate OF the banker spurious heir.
Sister st. Celestine was secretary oi
the hospital at the time the state main.
tains Mrs. Matters was given a child
there, said 70 have been born to Miss
Jessie Bryan. Sister 81. celestIne iden.
titled Miss Bryan today as the mother Of
tho child
With an heir. the state maintains, Mrs
Matters would have received two-thirds
Of her husbands estate. instead Of her
dover right OF one-third
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
LOCAL NAVAL CONSULTING
BOARD STARTS ITS WORK

r. II. Holdrege. general manager Of
the Omaha Electric Light and Fewer conn
pany. Is chairman af the local COMMITTEES
of the Naval Consulting Board ef the
United states, announces that the wofk
gaF whirh hla COMMITTEES was selected has
team started
With Mr iialarege on this COMMITTEES
are Elllot Holbfa0s. Walter p. paEe.
" H. NleKssu and G. ?, CraElaY Mem.
tsra uf the eammittee sill enlist ths vol
untarF assistance 90 members af their
respective asieiiea in making survey
Il the Industrial preparedness * tbia sea.
tian.
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Tnm AsqAl eummtles IA waEhlns lu ean.
nsetlan ~ith tha Industrial nreFaseanass
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Says Y. M, c. A. !
Can Aid in Ending
Labor Disputes

CLEVELAND. o.. May B-Raymond
Robins, in his address before the city
section this afternoon advocated that the
Young Mems Christian association. with
its 100000 members. become a powerful
and active factor in settling labor dis
putes and bettering working conditions,
Approval Of plan to pension retired
association secretaries was approved by
vote OF the convention today.
At this mornings session Of the gem
eral convention, President W. Mckenzie
King OF the Hartform Theological sem
.insry made an address in connection with
a report on vocational training.
Tomorrow morning delegates will at-
tend services at six downtown churches,
and in the afternoon the convention will
listen to Bishop William r, Mcdowell
OF Chicago and O. Sherwood Eddy OF
New York.