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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
D. CUPID'S DARTS
HIT HOTEL HARD
Telephone Switchboard at Henshaw
is Much Sought After Because
OF Good Luck it Brings.
JOE MAY PUT UP SOME BARS

cupid's darts are surely fine little
standhys for magazine cover artists,
marrying preachers and phrase-juggiing
newspaper men, soliloquiEed Joe keenan,.
assistant manager of the Henshaw hotel.
but they certainly throw disaater-work-
ing bolts into the wcll-oiled machinery Of
hostelry,'
why what's the trouble now, Mfr.
Keenan," Intercepted the sympathising
reporter biting off the end OF a fairly
clear Havana that the head clork had
carelessiy left on tray near the guest
register
Trouble Trouble enough
They've all got the marrying bug
around here
Mr. keenan, referred tothe latest In
vaslon Of Dan Cupid on the Henshaw
hotel forces.
Miss verna r. Newell, a2ia North TWEEN
ty-flfth street surprised everyone on
Wednesday by Eetting married, She IL
now Mrs. Earl Leroy Murray wife of
Kansas city advertising man,
The Henahaw assistant manager Is nov
looking for new operator for the tele.
phone switchboard at the hotel.
Ho In thinking seriously Of changing
the switchboard TO room with bart
across the door and armed guards sta
toned outside 10 keep away guests with
marrying lnclinhtions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Entertainment for
Credit Men Planned
by Local Committee

The Associated Retailers Of Omaha and
tho Retail Credit Mems association are
to cooperate with tho bureau Of publicity
In the entertainment or The delegates 70
the national convention Of the Retail
Credit Mems association, 10 be held IN
Omaha August lsf0-2O.
Representatives Of these two organlza-
lions and Of the bureau OF publicity held
conference and appointed committees,
The general local committee appointed
consists OF l. A. benedict, J. II, Taylor,
]. O. Lohlein. r. II, Baden and Herbert
Ryan as representing the Retail Credit
Mems association, and c. 10. Corey, n.
s. Herman. j. ID. Butler. A. L. Ravens,
y. u. Wise. a. r. Benson and ]. w. Met
oafe, representing the Associated Re
tailers Of Omaha
These constitute the permanent local
committee that n 10 cooperate with
the bureau Of publicity in local arrange
ments and help finance the entertain
ment. Benedict. Butler and Herman are
the special entertainment committee. The
committee on location has selected the
Rome hotel as the headquarters.
Tho only entertainment that is as yet
definitely fixed upon Is that OF Monday
evening. the opening night Of tho con-
vention Tho delegates are to be taken
70 Ak-sar-Ben den and initiated that
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
BYRNE AND HEDGE GO TO
KAPPA SIGMA C0NcLAVE

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Hedge n lincoln lcf' laat nlsht Ton MlHs
ntarails Rhsro they wlH represent $50
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kapfa stigma National fraternity on pf'a
taf and Saturday All lledso Is de
tuet Erant master ef the eleventh tlf
'riat % which Minnesota and Nebraska
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
To Represent the
Woman's Club and
the Drama League

Mrs u. NJ syfert president Of the
Omaha Womans club and secretary of
tho Drama League. VIII combine the in
terests Of both organizations when she
Ia in New York city the latter part Of
this month for the big biennial conyen-
ton Of the General Federation Of WON
EMS clubs. Mrs syfert will take this
opportunity TO see performance Of
Percy Mackaye's mnBaue "Caliban by the
Yellow sands' which will be given at
the city College stadium as New York's
part In the Shakespeare precautionary cele-
brntion. Miss Kate A MeiIugh, president
OF the local drama League. 10 In New
York city now looking into the possibiIi-
Ties of bringing the production here IN
the fall
Mrs Ward Burgess and Mrs. Charles
T. Kountze. who go TO Washington D. c.
Mny II for the annual meeting OF the
American Federation Of Arts, will prob
ably attend the shakespearean event
also.
AS president OF the local club Mrs. sy-
fert 10 IN receipt Of an invitation TO a
reception at "Glenmont." the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edison at Lew
ellyn park. The reception Is given by
the New Jersey federation and the wom-
ans club OF Orange, N. j., Tuesday.
May g.
The local delegation to the biennial
convention leaves here Saturday evening
May 90
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
WOULD FEDERATE
THE ART SOCIETIES
Movement Under Way to Unite
Three Organizations Promoting
Interest in Art
LECTURERS ALREADY CHOSEN

A movement to federate the three
large art societies in Omaha. the
Fine Arts society, the Friends of
Art and the Art cid. has been
started by the first named organiza-
ton, which has appointed It's ex-
ecutiYe committee to look into the
matter Another innovation under
taken by the Fine Arts society is the
creation OF student membership.
following a plan adopted by the
Tuesday Morning Musical club viii
no much success this year. Student
embers will be privileged TO at
tend the lecture course and exhibi.
tons, but will not vote or hold Of
flee. The fee will bel$2
The program committee headed by
Mrs. Edgar H. Scott alec announces is
course Of lectures FOR next year twelve
In number The lecturers are men Of ma
tional reputation, including Charles II.
Caffn af New York, nrt critic James
Parton Haney. head Of art department.
New York city schools. Frank Alva Par.
SORE. president New York School Of Fine
and Applied Arts. whose lecture, Art
in Relation 10 Modern Dress has caused
much comment jay william hudson.
professor Of philosophy University u
Missouri. and Or Frank w 0unsaulus'
we'll known preacher and art lecturer Of
Chicago. John MaHefield, the English
poet was 10 be the sixth speaker. but
since he Is unable 20 return 10 this coun-
try until after the war M American
poet IN 10 take his place.
Mrs. Scott In assisted on The program
committee by Mrs o. r Eastman, Mrs
NJ T. Barlow md the Misses Caroline
Dodge, NOM Cowsll and Kate A. Mo
Hugh.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Bears Up Under the
Affliction of Sons
Becoming Lawyers

n r. Palmer, ex-mAyor OF Louisville,
Neb.. and leading business man Of that
place, was in Omaha to hear Judge Wood
rough address tho MONDAY club lie
was shown around the federal building
by his SONS Harry and Arthur Palmer.
"a sad affliction It must be-" said one
fnoetious friend. for man 20 SEQ both
his sons grow up and become lawyers
when they might have lived good and uae-
ful lives
We'll" said Palmer pere. ~ did ey-
erything / could 10 get them into mer-
camille life / built two biz store build
ings in Louisville to extend the bnsl.
ntss and made Il Just ma attractive as
could Hut when ! found they didn't
have any taste that way ! lust let them
60 It's best 20 lei young men choose
their own line
Mr. Palmer indeed bears up snlen-
ddlY.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Wedding Plans.

More and mere interest IL beginning to
center uron the eoinlb9 weddings Of The
spring ana carlY Summer. The brides
this year seem 70 have caught tie PIE
vail NJ spirit Of PR orrdBess and they
are abio 10 announ he plans aud ehol g
Of ATTENDANTS unusually long before tho
happy event Itself.
Mrs Harriet Ietz. whose marriage 10
Nj WIN scbrorr or Councl Bluffs H. SET
for June q mas ehoten MIS- Cbatlaa n
Metz fo'~ber ing non Of honor anl MIS-
Gertrude Metz, her cousin, Tor maid. or
honor rbe out-of-town brldesna d wf
BE- Miss Alice Judge Of st. Louie. one Of
The very popular visiting girls Of the set
son Just passed.
The other bridesmaids VIII be Miss
Marion Kuhn and Mss Olga Metz Mr
Charles r. Metz viii be best man and
the ushers chosen are NJ George van
Brunt 9nd Mr Harry Won Br1nt Of Conn
eli B.uffs, Mr.. Philip Metz and Herbert
Connel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Dr.. Shaw Objects
to Making Suffrage
a Partisan Issue

NEW YORk May THE opposition
ar Or Anna Howard shaw, leader OF tho
National American womans Suffrage
association. 10 tho formation OF a wom-
ans party was announced today in a
statement Issued by the headquarters OF
tho association
The minute we make suffrage party
issue. said Dr. Shaw, we lose our
fricnds In the party that il to be dis
cipllncd' and we cannot afford TO 10
that II takes two-thirdH majority IN
congress to pass any federal amend
mont aud no party In power has con-
trolled that much power since 1869. Con-
sequontly II ia up TO us to maintain
strictly non~partisan attitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Mr., AND MRS. ALFRED
WILLARD MAKE VISIT HERE

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Castellane-Gould
Marriage is Held
Valid by Cardinals

ROME. May A--(yla Paris The valid
ity Of tho marriage or Count Boni de
Castellane 10 Anna Gould, now Duchess
Talleyrand. was confirmed today In a
decision by the commission Of cardinals
appointed TO consider the claim OF the
count for annulment Of his marriage.
Count do casteilane has appealed sew
eral times to the vatican for n ruling
that his marriage was invalid His last
appeal which has now been decided
against him. was filed in January Of
this year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
AUTHOR AND PLAYWRIGHT
KILLED IN AUTO UPSET

LOS ANGELES. car, Aiay Malcolm
w. swoue plaFwuFhh ard Clinton N
hiaEx, AN author M New York.. wttt
Killed here taHtsht Nhau an AUTOMOBILES
driven ty eiskE burst a lire aud over
turned nn a country road nesf here
Hraffe faslnr platl Formerly Stage
manager Ter winthrop AIMEE. oeptf 80
enc Nnw ihssfFf enA the itfFie thtatsr
m Nsw Work. anothFr passenger ln ihe
n.arhfue. maa seriously injured
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Social Gossip.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. Win Hamilton enter
tanned twelve guests "wednesday evening
at home dinner
Among the golf players who are GO
ing to the Country club and practicing
on the green's these bright days are MISS
Eleanor Mackay Mrs. Walter Roberts,
Mrs Ralph Peters and Mrs. Ross Towie.
Mr. and Mrs G. j smyth left this
morning for a months trip in California.
Mrs. ] T. Stewart, I'd. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas Kountze leave saturday for New
York city for a ten-day stay on their
return trip westward Mrs. Kountze and
Mrs stewart win stop or at Indian
apolls for short visit with Mr. and
Mrs Meredith Nicholson
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
NOW HEMlS PARK WANTS
the FAIRGROUNDS BACK

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Water Board Buys
Omaha School Bonds

The Water board has authorized invest
mcnt o. $4,000 In Omaha school bonds
mud $1,000 In omaha water bonds, at a
rate which will yield ~ per cent interest
ns AGAINST per cent now being received
from banks,
The Investment win make a total $4,000
water works funds invested in bonds. Of
which total $4,000 are Omaha water
ronda
Thero Is A. this time nearly tino.o
cash on hand in tho treasury, with 'les 20
due Tor interest on bonds tune ]. THIS
latest bond investment and thu fortheom-
iug interest payment viii leave a margin
% cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Black and White Luncheon.

Mrs. Windsor Mcgeath and Miss Mary
Megeath broke the monotony Of spring
flower decoration this afternoon when
they gave black and white luncheon
ut the omaha club. Thirty-three guests
were seated at one large and four small
tables decorated with black and white
candle sticks In black and white bud
vases Bunches Of Mrs. Ward roses were
al each plate, tied with black and white
fulie.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
GRAFT WARNS AGAINST
SOLICITING IN SCHOOLS

superintendent uraff of the pubne
schools. AZ a meeting 81 principals rsifsrs
ated his former admoultlon against ST.
lostnE agents to canvass lu school build
mss lie placed particular stress Uran
magatiHs aa.lEit1rs. who salnvd entrance
ia several schools Be- urtWltihas
Wanaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
DAY AT THE FRONT
BY THE JUVENILES
Young Dancers to Represent All the
Nations of the Great World
FL. War.
EDWARD RosEwATER GERMANY
ny MELLIFIcIA-May 4.

a unique recital and dansante viii be
given saturday afternoon at Turplns
hall by Miss Coils class OF juvenile
dancers. The nations In the great world
war viii all be represented, and the pro-
gram Is given the formidable title OF
"a Day at the Front
4 Greek Interpretive by Miss Adelaide
Jogg and America by Miss Kathleen
Fighter prceode the entries OF The ma.
lions NJ war, opened by Mexico, repre-
sentod by Eorothy Higgins rheda Reed
~Snd Dorothy Belt Edward Roscwater
viii 90 Germany and Margaret shotwell
VIII be q German hussar
james Kusler takes the role Of eng
land, ard old English contra dances VIII
he inter retCd by lean Frcnzer. JoseDhins
Ffepzcr Rnth Grimmcl. Kathleen Herd
man, Vorna Macanley. Dorothy Norton.
Virginia Pearce, Harriet Rosewater
fl"anor Scott and Ann Voting
Hazel and Helen hiatt win represent
France and Donna Blair md lone Fogg
will give Turkish dances.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
CeIebrate Golden wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kohn yesterday
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary. receiving the calls and congrat-
ulations Of their friends pnd relatives ~
their residence, 1915 Park avenue, Mr..
and Mrs Kohn were married IN Glove
land. o., coming 70 Omaha twenty-sIx
years ago, since which time they have
resided continuously here. Mrs. Kohn Is
a sister Of tho late Edward Rosewater
and Andrew flosewater and Of Mrs
Grace Singer and Dr. Charles Rosewater
Both Of the couple are past their sew
entieth year. TWO Of their children, Miss
Ernestine Kohn and Miss Esther Ruth
Kohn, are living with them, and they
have three grandchildren. also here In
oTuBha--Rosaline. Abraham and Hem
rietta Kohn. The couple we're remem-
bered by many Of their friends with
floral greetings and other testimonials
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Dojngs
Here's Chance for
Women to Join Real
Punitive Expedition

Recruits wanted, Apply at recruiting
office Of health department headquarters.
city hall DR.. r. w. Connell. recruiting
officer
The health commissioner wants every
housewife In Omaha 20 Join his punitive
expedition against the flies.
swat the flyp' IA the command OF the
health commissioner.
DR. connell calls attention TO an ordi-
nance OF recent passage. requiring own
ers OF all houses and other places OF
habitation to equip windows with
screens Failuresto comply subjects own
ers TO misdemeanor charges. Tenants
are not required to furnish screens.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
PHIL ARMOUR THIRD
HEARS GLEE CLUB
Future Head Of Big Packing Com
pany Goes to Employees Dance
at Hansoom Park.
INsPECTs THE LOCAL PLANT

The fact that he Is the scion OF
one OF Americas woalthiest families
and the future head Of one of the
largest packing companies In tho
world does not handicap Philip d.
Armour Ill In his being llkable,
democratic sort OF chap
Sans valet, sans private secretary,
sans private car, sans everything In
the way Of what are believed 10 be
accepted accoutrements OF young
II ultl-milllonaire, Mr.. Armour has
been In Omaha the last two days i'm
specting the local plant Of Armour
& Co
Travelling alone and carrying his own
handbag tho young Chicago son OF
wcnllh who spends most OF his time IN
the different departments Of tho windy
City plant or the big packing concern,
learning the business from the ground
up. arrived in Omaha wednesday morn
Ing
Wears white "smock."
Mr. Armour was ~ the South Side
plant Of the company bearing hts mime
al day Wednesday inspecting tho differ
ent departments. Wearing over his
street clothes white smock" that
looked like IT was worth about q cents
AZ the most, the future packing house
baron made tho rounds OF the big plant
asking questions, meeting forcmen, lot
ting down informhtion--and greeting
everyone from the lowest paid laborer
up like the gentleman that he Is. And
he is but % years old.
Mr.. Armour spent the afternoon touring
the South Side stock yards. the young
Chicagoan showing an unrestrained en-
thusiasm over everything he saw He lefi
Omaha last evening for St. Joseph and
from there returns "a Chicago. Before
coming to Omaha Mr., Armour inspected
the Sioux City plant
Goes 10 Employees Dance.
Mr.. Armour was tho guest OF honor at a
program and dance given by Armour en-
pIoyes at the Hansoom pavilion Wednes.
day evening. He expressed himself az
having enjoyed Il as much as anything
he had ever attended.
The only reason no didn't dance with
any OF the fair ones at the affair was
because he was afraid he couldn't make
tho rounds" and no wouldn't for the
world be accused OF showing dlsoriminR-
ton.
AZ the Armour program and dance a
sketch, Smith. the Aviator" was pre-
scented, the parts being taken by office
and plant employees.
The Armour Giee club. tho members n
which are about fifty employees Mt tn,
South Side plant. sang several selections
II Is said 10 be the only organization oI
IS kind In existence in any Of tho Bis
packing centers.
While in Omaha Mr Armour was the
guest OF II. G. Howe. general manages
Of the local plant
Mr.. Armour's parting remark 10 tht
reporter was Now please don't say
anything about me that isn't so soma
times. rye heard, reporters put word
into peoples mouths and mako them Hal
anything they want 10 in interviews
There isn't anything important about m,
visit here; I'm Just getting on TO th'
ropes
The young man Ia grandson Of Phi
Hip n Armour founder Of the Armour
Packing company
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
MAY SOCIAL FRIDAY NIGHT
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

May social with games and features
suggestive OF spring ia 20 be held this
evening al the new parish house
Of tho new First Presbyterian church
by the Young People'L Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor This Is tho second OF a
series OF these socials held by this so
ciety. The membership Of the society has
nlresdy Increased over four fold since
the new parlsh houAe has been in shape
TO be used for the meetings,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
On the Calendar.

Mrs c. A. Sherwood Will be hostess At
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her
home To the executive committee Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church
Tho young people Of tho First Pres
byterian church will give MAY social
Friday evening NJ the parish house, Thiy.
ty-fourth and Farnam streets, Miss Ma.
rte Berry h in charge OF tho affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Personal Mention.

SIR Thomas Brown. son ~ Mrs
Thomas Brown, ia one Of tho students
invited 10 tho installation Of the new
warden % Racine college Racine, Wis.
iie Is The Rev y Talbot Rogers. who
succeeds pr W. $. shsru, wellbeIoved
Nv an Racine boys
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Parties at the Boyd.

Small line parties will make up the
entertainment given this evening al the
opening performance OF Bunker Bean. -
Box parties VIII he given by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thomas Kountze and MIR,
and Mrs. Charles G. Bolden Th5
KountzcB give dinner at their home
preceding the theater and the guests IN
the Beldcn box will be Mr.. and Mra.
Carroll II. Belden.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Guests Honored

TIE guests q MFs q a. liemnsi. Mrs
=. D. Adams - auumwh and Mira . =.
IahoneY N cheyenne wtre given = very
profit, luncheon hta ansrnaan BY Mrs
e. a Sherwood Sine Eucsta ssFe seated
at a tabie decorated With ha1mIus arple
baaEhs with tRs spruF hover moiif ear
ttsl au' Ia we decorations ~ ths aintus
ava lvina rabms
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
For Mrs Merrill.

Preceding Mrs. Anthony French Mer
rllfs letture this afternoon NJ The sacred
Heart convent unon "Why We Read
books" Mrs John A. Meshans entor'
tatned the lecturer A small informal
home luncheon The table Was decorated
with tuiins
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
For Bride and Quest

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~ bridge AZ hsF hanf ibis afternoon faf
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Miss Bowser Entertained

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence siohernssn will
entertai1 Two tables at bridge this even
ing In honor ~ Miss Mildred nowser %
Fort WAYNE houss guest of Miss Marjorie
Rowland. The affair will be informal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Creighton Affair.

Mrs. owen Mccaffrey gave a dinner 81
her home Wednesday evening IN honor
Of her son Edward 70 the 1915 class Of the
College Of Arts and Sciences Of Creighton
university. The decorations were IN blue
and white. the class colofs, and the favors
were miniature diplomas. Thoss present
wore.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

son Mr. Leon Brown. managing editor
OF The pcs Moines Register and Lender
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Gives Dancing Party.

Miss ETilda Harsh entertained At dane
ing party Tuesday evening at her home,
The rooms we're decorated in purple and
gold Those present we're
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-04-14
Statute Revision Attracts Attention.

Statute Revision Attracts Attention.
 Now that the Democratic state pr1. mary is an event of the past the at tention of the voters of the state will be directed to the initiation of sew eral important measures to be sub mitted at the coming November elec- tion, chief among which is the pro posed act providing for new primary election law
 It is reliably reported that meas ures seeking to repeal several of the drastic anti-railroad laws passed by the last two or three Legislatures will also be initiated in the coming state election. There is also some talk of submitting a bill to repeal the statewide prohibition law.
 Senator Edmondson while in Little Rock few days ago, stated that he would very likely head movement to secure the repeal of Act No. 3, known as the publicity act, which was rat1- fled by the voters two years ago, and came within an inch of being repealed by the last Legislature. Senator Ed monson led the fight for it's repeal In the laSt State Senate.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-04-14
Fulton Mothers Now Treat
 Children,s Colds Externally

soreness. This double action makes Vap-ORub really a remarkable rem edy for many forms of inflammations. Either inflammations of the air pas- sages, such as head colds, catafrh, bronchitis, sore throat, or deep chest colds, or infammations of the skin tissues, such as burns, bruises stings, piles, itchings and muscular soreness. It is particularly recommended for small children, as it can be used free ly, with perfect safety, on the young est member of the family.
 But let these Missouri mothers speak for themselves. Mrs. Bolton writes-"I have used Vap-O-Rub on baby for bad colds. Results were ex' cellent. I find it better than any 1n~ ternal medicine I ever used"
 Mrs Pugh's experience is-'T tried your Vap-O-Rub on three of my chil- dren for bronchitis. They would cough so hard at night I could not sleep, so would get up and rub their threats and chests with Vap-O-Rub and they seldom coughed any more that night and after I had kept it up for several nights they stopped coughing. l be. lieve it is better than taking so much medicine internally Three sizes, 25c, soc or $1.00. At all druggists.