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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Miss Nash to Play Nth New York
Philharmonic Orchestra in Omaha

The appearance ~ Miss Frances Nash
Omaha pianist, with the New Yors rhlis
harmonic orchestra on Wednesday eyens
mK. Aprii u IL 81 special interest be-
cause this ls an orsaulEatipu never heard
IN Omaha although Il is said io play e.
more raid admissions YEARLY Than any
orchestra n America Il i aiso TIE Ola
81 orchestra IN this ooualrY, and tbs
fact that Il makes TOW tours accounts
for rs non appearances IN omaha Since
IA arsamaattn which arrei etut
seNenti feaA ase
Ths tremendous cast ~ a. erHaullttau
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usn VI Niss Ntsh dsfms : recent visit
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

~ Benedict ana Mrs William Waterman
will read papers Tho lesson will include
the first four chapters Of ways Of
tho Planets" Mrs. W. n. Howard will
read paper on tho star AldeberBn and
Mrs, r. A. Curtis will tell tho story Of
Charles II.
BIRD study win occupy the meeting Of
the Dundee circle Of the Child Conserve
ton League. Monday afternoon ~ tho
homs Of Mrs Miles Greenisaf, $3.50 Doug
ina street Miles Greenleaf of the Audi
bon Bocioty will give a talk on birds, and
Kellogg records Of bird songs will bs
given on the vletrOln. Roll call response
Will DO current events regarding birds.
Mrs J. u, Arey will give a reading on
Tho Meadow Lark"
Mrs. T l.. Travis will lead the program
Of study for the clio club. Wednesday
AFTERNOON. The meeting will DO held at
the home Of Mrs. A. ". Eaton.
Mrs. jay Burns will be Tho speaker NJ
the weekly prayer meeting and luncheon
Of the business Girls council, Tuesday,
betw een II and o'clock at tho court
house Tho women Of the Swedish mission
viii serve the luncheon.
A. the close Of this MONDAY meeting,
the monthly meeting Of tho Committee
womon's council will be held In tho same
rooms beginning promptly az 2 O'clock
Important matters are 10 be decided II
Ii announced
Tho final meeting for the year Of the
literature department Of the Omaha
WomAns club viii be held on the meg
zaninc floor az the Hotel FontcneIe
"wednesday morning AZ II o'clock. The
annual reports win be received and Of
Ulcers for next year elected The meeting
win bo followed by luncheon az the
hotel for which reservations will be re-
coiyod by Mrs. l., NJ. Lord and Mrs. G..
4. Hcmpol until Tuesday evening
Tho Omaha chapter OF the Danghters'
Of the American Revolution will meet
Tuesday AZ $50 o'clock al the home OF
Mrs. John Il. Webster. Thirty-elghth and
i'arnam streets. In addition 20 the bust
ness meeting, musical program will
be given BY Miss Henrietta Rees. piano
numbers. Miss Luella Anderson, violin,
aud Mlss Martha Green. vocal selections.
The South Side women's Christian
/ Temperance union held a double silver
medal contest Thursday evening at Grace
Methodist Episcopal church. There were
eleven contestants Ia the oratorieal con
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
DATE NOT SET FOR THE
STUDENTS VISIT HERE

The date has not yet been definitely set
for the visit Of the students OF the TINT
veraiy Of Nebraska 70 the Industries Of
Omaha. The day Is 70 bs some time IN
May. The invitation was extended by
ths bureau Of publicity Information
comes from Lincoln that about 1000 stu
dents expect 70 avail themselves Of this
opportunity OF seeing Omaha and its in
btltutions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

The Vespor service this afternoon viii
be rather n unique ono with Mrs. Adah
Ice, missionary from Calcutta, India,
ns the speaker. Mira. Leo haA Just re-
turned from her station III India whore
she has had many very interesting eK-
teriencea. Miss Grace Poole and Mrs.
Martin will sing duet. Al the social hour
which follows Miss Louise Y. curtis will
be the bOatcns. At this time, light 70
freshncntH are served and there IA Op.
portuuity for Fellowship and visiting.
Places ars still open IN the English
grammar class, meeting on Tuesday az
curing class which meets on Thursday
al T.
The games IN tho Voiley Dali rcnnhni
tournament will BE- played Monday az g.
"wednesday At 8, and Saturday 40 100 and
FBf the other einFBrn In this department
the doors are locked and admission can
only be obtained hy special permission
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Nebraska elubwomen are especially In
terested in the Art" progrsm for tho
biennial convention ~ the General FED
Grafton Of womens Clubs IN New Yof4
in May because u tho prominent part
Nebraska woman, Mrs. Anna Riofdhn
Mercy Of Hastings. has IN the arrange
ments Mrs Morcy II vice chairman for
tho art committee. Mrs. NJ ". Johnston
Of Indiana being chairman, an6 she vii
have charge Of the pottery exhibit
.ars MOroy will BE- leader Of ono after.
noon session on May 49, when reports ~
I . work accomplished will be given
Mrs. Morey viii also attend The arr
luncheon at the Hotel Aston, when ~
women will be present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
THROWS SEVEN" THIRTEEN
TIMES; THEN IT HAPPENED

When Jasper Jones. ooIored. threw thir-
teen successive Eeveus In n crap gams
with while Hymea, also colored. ana
took 40 from the latter, Willie reached
over and tapped Jasper lightly on tho
head with a half brick. ana discovered
that Jasper's dice made seven no matter
how they we're thrown. Incidentally both
we're arrested and sentenced to thirty
days IN tho county jail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

A large block u seats hns been reecrve
in the Auditorium az Council Bluffs for
Omaha suffragists on sunday evening.
April 10. when tho national president
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait viii spea .
Mrs Gait viii be introduced by Hon. VI
u. snyder. mayor Of Council Bluffs on
of the biz events d Mrs. catts visit Will
be the luncheon to be given at the Grnni
hotel on Monday to MI the county chair
men Of the Ninth district
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Mrs NJ. a Macmillan ~ Norfolk,
though great-grandmotbsr, II extreme
~ youthful in spirit and especially proud
~ her two llttle DECENTRALIZATION.
they 0re Carolyn Hsos, daughter of M
and Mrs Samuel Heos. H., and MaFtor
Charles Harding, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Macmillan Harding.
Mrs Macmillan IL great Vasssr en-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
hrs TIA .MAcMLLLAN

thussst. When the noted institution for
learning was started, $40 Immediately de-
eided that her daughter, too. should 10
enrolled on tho college books. not only
was this daughter graduated from Vas.
sar but her daughter, Mrs, Samuel hcea,
also graduated from tho same instituhon
and now little Carolyn IL registered for
tho famous women's school
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

test and seven In tho vocal, all boys. The
contest was under the direction Of Mrs.
w. Bsnts OF the aouth Eide. The ora
torical prize was won by Amos oramlich,
who spoke upon New Recruits" Ken
meth Wells won the vocal prize singing
It'll the Sands Of the Desert 6rog Cold"
Mrs Frederick II. cols Of Omaha.
chairman Of tbs civil service reform de-
partment Of tho General Federation OF
W0mens Clubs. announces that this de.
partnent will have the cooperation Of
President Richard IA. Dana and tho Ma
tlonnl civil Service Reform league dur
ing tho New York biennial. and also Of
tho WOmans auxiliary 10 the New York
civil Service Reform association. Among
the Speakers for this department appear
the names Of Miss Julia Inthrop, head
N the Federal children's bureau, VIII
iiah j. Doherty. second deputy commits
soner OF charities; Miss Mary o. Hay
Of New York. member Of the Board
Of the General Federation; Hon. Samuel
IT. ordway, president Of the New York
Rtats civil Service commission Mrs. irno-
gene y. Oakley ~ Philadelphia, former
chairman Of this department; Katherine
Bement Davis. chairman Of the Parole
commission Of New York. William y.
Ellison. counsel for tho Civil Service
Forum. and Mrs. Hildreth. New York
state president
Tho Civil Service Reform luncheon will
be held IN the east ballroom Of the Hotel
Aston, the conference 10 take place In
the same room.
Mas Elizabeth Brenizer. Industrial sec
rotary Of the Young woman's Christian
association and head Of tho vocational
guidance section OF tho Association Of
Collegiate Alnmnae. will be one Of this
principal speakers at a Joint conferences
Of the Young Woman'B Christian asso-
citation and the Young Mems Christian
association In chadron. Neb,. next week
An invitation Is extended 20 all club
women 20 attend the forty.thlrd annual
meeting OF the National Conference Of
Charities and Corrections In indianap-
oils May i0-T. Women constitute a little
moro than 70 par cent OF the member.
ship OF this great organization. and three
OF the nine divisions Of discussion viii
be conducted by women. two Of whom
are also on tbs biennial program Miss
Julia G. LAthrop is chairman N the
division Of children: nr Katherine Ho.
ment Davis IL In charge ~ the division
Of corrections. ard Mrs. Ada Eliot shef.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

The George 4, Custer Woman's Relief
corps viii hold its regular meeting Tues
day afternoon 81 2g O'Clock in Memorial
hall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Eiecta circle, Maple Leaf Chapter Of
tho Eastern Star. will give n kenslngtop
Saturday at the home Of Dr. and Mrs.
J. c. Lawrence. Tho following program
will BE- given; Piano solo. by Miss Char
lotto Gnl. baritone solo, ny Winfield No
shrum, Mrs. Eettis Allen accompanied,
reading. by Mrs. J. v. Heisman, and VIC
lin solo by Miss Cora schneider. Mrs. H.
Bienspier accompdniat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

field, former member ~ the Nasaachu-
setts State Board ~ Charities. ~ IN
charge Of the division on the family
and tho community II IL expected that
many club women en- route 70 the New
York biennial Will stop IN indianapolis
for these sessions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

The hirHhA HHfffaNe association eNI
held ssraNa hssAf saa ssls 1T hasns
nsaas ssHkiNs ARA faMales an8 fanss
wtts AZ we haMH "a Ma II M MeYA
Nli Win street. Thafeaas hftinean 4.
ltf eeiefk TIA pteassAs 80 o. tA,
snfnese fund
Ets N'ssats aHd tinstn hfahehes a
sh+ Association " Nsilsalaia Aiamhss
wlli " Hess taF 8hchsaN il i.
Rtsn maisfasr AZ mK ~ a. a M
seAAasslsi aiah aaM liMaWaff b. Nfs
fsek q AsNsf - aFah1 psbs Is
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t4raHae Aesea eNt h#A ta ~ a. @sst
les Meausslaf n ass Al 49, Fasn0
NsHs ehfislsiAa ass ssi.en
Fes nasIHss Masssaas tual,eH whaitl
wts $50 sAi haa hssa hsalhaaet aaa
ihR RsseRa NhWreisF a AR8 asts tsf
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gNs aFaH,a sssilss 81 iha Assaaikiial
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

The story iellsrs' aeetlnn " the Aaan
,lRaes. "a Collegiate alumnne wiu H.
entertained Wednesday A I o'tloek Al
The he'us % ihs Missa ~. eai nlnust
street = sonthstn tIas wtu hs sad
~ Mles MARY fhtilFp moAefr aaf
nAA ans ~ Mass NliaAhsA NIssan ana
measfn AmsrlgAH slaFt ~ Mias iulisl
Crffn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

TIE einslng lecture IN the Drama league
course val he that II Prot, auernssy
jones ~ tha University of Nebraska.
Monday 1t I O'clock ID the auditorium IA
The rss National bahk building iTha
English Literary Drama wlu ha hls
suhieet slnele admission tickets viii H.
said 81 The door
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

The literature department OF the Rusi.
ness Wemen's club Will have charge Of
inc program Tuesday evening" Sir
l'AunfAli ~ James Ruaaell I.owcA will
he given under the leadership u Miss
eeeile LYon. with readings BY club man.
bers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Modern Masque." viii be preaentcd by
tho following cast Mrs. VI. H. Abbott,
1rs. ~ T.. Hewbranch, Mrs Anan H0y
mond Mrs 81 NJ Van Ofsdsl ana the
Misses olive coffman, fflle Ryan and
PBUllno Rosenberg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

0aisworihy'a THE Freeiands" will BE-
studied BY tho Dundee Wonan's club
"wednesday afternoon Al the homo Of Mrs.
n. X. Hype. sos Burt street Mrs. w.
Tyler johnson. the leader, viii discuss
tho style. setting and Characterization
Mrs. w. ~ shafer, tho plot. and Mrs,
George g Young the general philosophy,
All members have boen urged 10 DO pres
ent as plans for the work for the enau-
ing year will be discussed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Three kusism stories and humorous
one viii be told Al the wyche story Tell
era' league meeting Thursday afternoon
az the public library Miss Edna Dur
iahd' leader of the program, will be as.
sisted ~ Miss louise nratton. Miss Cora
Barclay ana Miss Annette sherry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

George Bernard Shaw and HE worki
viii be discussed at the meeting o. ths
West Omaha Mothers Culture club Fri.
day afternoon al the home Of MRS r w
Cox. Mrs. G. d, Hutchinson will read d
paper on shaw and hiA Influence on the
drama and Mrs Blaine Truoadel viii
give tho story OF "'rho Widower'l
Houses" Roll call response viii bo quo.
tationn from any Shaw play.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

Nebraska geography will be gpne into
by Chapter u. ". Of the p. r. o. sister
mood Saturday morning. Mrs o. H.
Menoid Is leader Of the program and
inc hoetesaes are Mira Vincent Hancall
and Miss Clara Mason.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

MI Sigma holds ita annual meeting
Wednesday NJ the homo Of tho president
Mrs Isaac w. Carpenter. There will be
an election Of officers and summary Of
the years work under the leadership Of
Mrs =. X. Towne. Instead Of the regular
meeting hour ~ tho morning. tho club
will come together ~ 2.59 o'clock. Fol
lowing the business meeting there viii be-
tea. ~ which the officers, including
Mrs George Damon. Mra NJ. y. Hussla
and Mrn. u. NJ AxieIl, will act az
hofteBses
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06

is certainly source of much joy and
satisfaction to local farmers as well
as to the business interests of the
vicinity. 1t means that over $4,000
stays here at home which would 9TH
erwisc have gone into the pockets of
the wealthy eastern grain dealers. 1t
means $4,000 to be spent here III i'm
provements to the farms, Injuries and
comforts for our farmers and increas-
ed sales for the local merchants. 1t
means that the farmers have stuck
Of this cooperative elevator, and it
shows clearly that through co-opcra-
ton the farmer can accomplish more
an hundred fold--than by any polit-
ical organization, or by working as in
dividuals instead of unit. 1t shows
that they are capable Of handling a
large business as we'll as the trained
business man, and even the exper-
fence gained in running this gigantic
enterprise is worth millions to the
Emmons county farmer 1t is the
right and just road and no individual
of the elevator company or any bus
mess firm is more pleased at the out
come Of the enterprise than the Re-
publican. 1t is an issue that was
agitated here for years both by the
former owner of the paper and the
present one.
Among other business transacted at
Ithc meeting was the election of the
board of directors. c. A. Ward was
elected for term of three years; S.
E. Brindlc and E. R. Purintun for two
years; John Zirnhelt and John Baker
for one year. E. Fl. Brandt was re-
elected secretary and S. E. Brindlc
treasurer. c. A. Ward is the pres-
| dent of the board.
1t is understood that w. T. O'Neil
will be retained as house manager
| HaZclton Republican.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06
understand that such man has been
drafted in North Dakota.

In last weeks issue Of the Hazel
ton Republican appeared report Of
the recent cutting of n $ll 900 melon
by the Farmers Elevator of Hazclton.
1t is cooperative enterprise entire
y, owned and paid for by the farmers
and run by them, as we'll Such plan
is practical and has some chance of
success. There aren't lot of agita-
tors gathered together from all parts
of the nation to be kept on fat sal
airy. No Instead the farmers them
selves have the thing in their own
hands and know what is being done
with it, How different from the N.
p business, of which even the farmer
members know but little? When the
Farmers Elevator was put in Linton
and at Tcmvik the Record did all it
could to boost the project. We are
ready and willing at all times to grant
the farmers the absolute right, and
even to encourage them in any bus
mess proposition which they may de-
sire. But when it comes to falling
in line with bunch of cut throat ag-
itatOrs who are not even farmers and
who nave carried on a consistent and
well-planncd campaign to blind them
to their own interests, we propose to
stand just where we would on any
other confidence game.
The Record never has "buckcd the
farmers" Neither have the other
newspapers that opposed the n p
outfit 1t isn't the farmers that are
going to control the state Oh, no
The bunch that put across the n p
league will be the ones to see to il
that they run things when their can,
didntcs take Office
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06
Haze|ton Happenings.
Republican, June 30.

Vern Scott and Robert O'Callaghan
left Tuesday morning for Valley City
to attend the Normal school,
MIR. and Mrs. M. Rush are enjoying
a visit from two of the formers cou-
sins, the Misses O'Donnell, of Mime
apolis.,
Miss Cecil Horstmeyer left Tuesday
morning for Valley City where she
will attend the summer session of the
Normal.
Register of Deeds A. L. Cell was up
from Linton Monday renewing ac-
quaintanccs and consulting with the
voters regarding his candidacy for re-
election.
The following ladies made up an au-
to party that motored to Bismarck
yesterday: Mesdames II. o. Batter
r. X. Batter, R. C. Colburn; Misses
Olive McManus and Kathryn Reedy.
E. H. Brandt and Henry Helm spent
Monday and Tuesday in the south end
of the county. The former was doing
little campaigning and the latter
visiting with his parents.
Miss Amelia Appert and Miss Sa.
rah Porter left Monday for Valley
City to attend the summer session OF
the normal school. Miss Appert will
first visit her brother and sister al
| Cleveland for few days.
Mrs. o. M. CARRIER arrived here
from Ashland, Ohio, last Thursday
and will make an extended visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. A
Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong me
her at Bismarck
FRANC Siegal and assistant arrived
in the village Thursday evening an,
by Saturday had their stock of good
for the new clothing store arrange,
and were ready for business.
| During the electric storm of las
Thursday evening bolt of lightnin,
struck the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Ekauger, ten miles west of town, set
ting it afre and totally destroying
the structure together with the con
tents. The loss is estimated at abou
$4,000 with only $500 insurance
$500 on the house and $500 on tn
contents.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06
FAItMER ELEVATOR
DECLARES DIVIDENDS
Annual Meeting Held Saturday and
$4,000 Melon Divided Among
Stockholders.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Hazclton Farmers
Union Elevator Company was held
Saturday afternoon in Klabundc's hall
and the business Of the past year gone
over and the profits divided.
During the year the elevator hand
led about 100000 bushels of grain,
POI 900 of which was hauled in by the
farmers holding stock in the concern
and on this they received rebate or
dividend of four cents per bushel
amounting to grand total of $1O.-
34S.S5 and leaving balance in the
treasury of $4,000.
Besides this dividend of 10 pc,
cent on each share was declared as
well as a rebate to those who had pur.
chased coal, flour and posts at the
elevator The rebate on these was al
the rate of 13 cents on each dollar Of
purchase. The total profits of the
house aggregate little over $11 900
The cutting of this fine juicy melor
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06
PIONEER LADY DIES.
Margaret Jones, Resident of Emmons
County Since 1885, Dies ut
Home of Sons in Linton

Margaret Jones, mother of Thos.
and VIM. Jones, of Linton, passed
away at the Jones home on Thursday
noon of last week after being con-
fined in bed several weeks as result
of a broken leg Some weeks ago the
lady, who was 81 years of age, fell
and sustained a broken leg. The in
jurcd member was knitted together
nicely, but the strain was too much
Death was not unexpected, owing to
the advanced age.
Margaret Jones was born January
"a, 1892, at Manchester, England. She
was married to Griffith Jones in 1853
at Oshkosh, Wis. Two years later
she moved with her husband to Man.
kato, Mimi, and in 1885 the family
came to Emmons county to take up q
homestead. For II number of years
they lived in the old South Prairie
colony, later moving to the farm
north of Linton Mrs. Jones has beer
Il widow since Nov 25, 1899, when hel
husband died at an advanced age
Since that time she has made hcl
home with her unmarried sons, VIM
and Thos.
In addition to the unmarried sons
there is a married daughter and ;
married son living. The son, John Fl
Jones, lives at Portland, Oregon, ant
the daughter, Mrs Margaret Wilson
lives at Seattle There are thirteen
grandchildren living, two of them be
ing Milton Culbcrtson, Of Minneapolis
and Miss Florence, who makes he
home with her unclcs in Linton.
1t was impossible for any of tn
relatives from distant points to &c
here for the funeral, and arrange
mcnts were made to hold it next da
at the house. Rev Van Horn preache
the funeral sermon at 3 o'clock Fri
day afternoon, intcrment being mad
in Linton cemetery.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-06

A school election held Tuesday of
last week out at Omio resulted in a
vote of three majority to build con-
solidatcd school near the store out
there The Record is in receipt Of a
letter from one of the voters in that
district complaining of conditions
there that will result from so locating
the school. Our correspondent COM
plains that conditions there are such
that the welfare of our school chill
drcn will not be properly safeguard
ed and saks that an investigation be
had by the authorities. The Record
is not in position to know first hand
as to this matter, but our correspond
ent is very pronounced in declaring
that an investigation is in order